The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-02

fOr the pas ment OF the Lleuteradt ogfefhers
The General Assembly their cieks and ssssant CieIE
arms and Assistant serEezni-at-Arms and
,irssengsTs, t~rnIy thousand dollars,
For payment Of publ,htg The daily proeesdln = o. the
genersI Assembly in he Ofis S1is JysT3di ead OAc
SisnfesndH. twelve hundred dollars. -,
For the payment cf the salaries o. the judges e lhe su
preme Court, Courts Of Common Pleas Bad cuPrtioF
Courts eieh thousand one hundfed dol'ETs
For The payment q the salaries OF cers 10 NE Once
Of the Auditor Of se seven thousand i've h1nafea ao
For the paynen, Of the salaries OF the CLERKS ia tbs o.
Zee the Treasurer u state hre thousand hVs
For the payment Of the salaries OF CLERKS IN the ece
the Secretary of State, two thousand dollars
For the paymeu; Of the salaries OF clerks M te
Of the ComptOler Of tie Treasury, thIee thoasHddol
Pcr the salary Of the clerk Of the AitOr'
uev General SIX hundred dollars.
For the contingent fund Ot the Governor, Eo thou
sand dollars including the amount necessarily thpend
ed uader the joint resolution relative 10 Tie iOy he-
For the eondoeent fund Of the Auditor Of State, fifteen
hundred dollars. -. ar |
For the cGnttngentiu OF the treasurer Oh oue' nv
For The contingent and Of the Secretary Of State light
hundred dollars ,
Treasury, Eve hundred dollars
Fsrthe contingent expensss Of the Attorney ueneri
For the contingent fund Of the State Librarian, FIVE
For the contingent fund of the Commissioner of Stats
tics, fSe hundred dollars
For the contingent fund Of the Commissioner Of Com
mon Schools. five hundred dollars
For the contingent fund Of The Supreme Court, i've
For the payment Of the salaries of the superintend
EN- and Janitor Of the Sae House, two thousand dol
For the payment Of the engineer of the heating sp
paratus and other borers employed and necessary eN
pensts Of heating the State ouse 70 ne psI % me GER
tidcao Of the superintendent of the State House, two
thousand dollars.
eve thousand dollars
To enable the Auditor Comptroller and Treasurer Of
State TO balance their accounts with section three Of
the Ohio canals for the 1883 the sum of sixteen
thousand three hundred and tbiry-three dollars and
For the payment Of the Columbus Gas light and Coke
Company for gas supplied to the sate, three thousand
For payment Of the crer of the Supreme Court includ
ing aresrages, to he paid the certificate Of the Chief
Justice. hundred dollars, including the claim of
George Riorden, late crier Of said coaft.
For payment OF the Messenger of the Supreme Court,
to be paid certificate the Chief Justice, i've hundred
| dollars
For the payment Of the States prop ron Of taxes
funded by counties, one thousand dollars.
For the payment of the mileage of County Treasurers
In travelling and returning from the seat of government
in making their settlements with the Auditor of State
two thousand dollars.
For purchase OF the Ohio State Reports seven hun
For the purchase Of Law books under the direction
the Chief Justice. five huudred dollars.
For the purchase of books and for binding for the STATE
Library, one thousand dollars.
To pay for outside door to library, and shelving, one
hundred dollars.
For the distribution of laws and journals legislative
and executive documents, and other document printed
by of the General Assembly, ffteen hundred del
lars.
For seals be furnished TO counties by the tar
, Of State fifty dollars.
For purchase OF stationary for the of the Stat
Departm, MT, and General Assembly, including pTintin
and other articles necessary for the General
! semDly. tn rty thous md dollars.
For the payment for printing for The State and Execu
tive Departments and Of the laws journals documents
reports and other work ordered by the General Assembly
accordance with the laws of the State, twenty thousan
$ dollars. -..'
For the payment for folding, binding and stitching 70
the State and Executive Departments and of the law,
Journals documents and reports ordered by the Genera
Assembly, and other necessary work done pursuant to I'll
p. laws of the state. sixteen thousand dollars.
il For the payment of night watch OF the State Honst
to be appointed by the Treasurer Of State and paid
n his certificate, the sum of five hundred dollars
For payment of Frederick Jeager for ice furnshe
e the General Assembly 1859, sixtyone dollars; and
pay said Jaegers bill for ice furnished this General Al
If sembly, forty dollars.
For payment the expenses of the Trustees of the B
h nevolent Institutions, two hundred dollars
For payment of the expenses Of Senate and House Con
% mittees the Benevolent Institutions hundred
y sixty dollars and thirty FIVE cents
For the payment of the special examiners appointed
the Auditor of State and Comptroller of the Treasury
examine and inspect the offices of Canal Collectors, RI
cevers and other State officers and their Gndt
|, existing laws; twelve hundred dollars.
/. For the payment of expenses of presidential election
e five thousand five hundred dollars.
For the payment Of the expenses of special election
For the state Board Of Agriculture being the
o. show licenses and esche tied ans twentyone hur
ded dollars, and any further sum not exceeding hS
hundred dollars that may come into the treasury ro
,e the same during the current fiscal year.
For furnishing school bTarles and apparatus and Il
the expenses Of d.trbu ing the same agreeably to ii
e provisions of the existing laws the subject sum M
exceeding the amount received into the state Treasur
q from al, sources, fSr that purpose:
For the salary Of the General three hundre
dollars, and for his conting expenses, two hundre
10 dollars.
For payment of the clerk In the Office of and to be
poyed by the Adjutant Genea four hundred dollars.
For the salary of the Quarter Master General,
hundred dollars and for his contingent expenses thrc
,e bundled dollars
For the arsenal and collection and transports
a. ton Of public arms, nine hundred dol ars.
For the payment of armoIer to he employed by IL
II Quarter Master General and paid his certificate,
he rate of dollar and y cents per day, I've hui
h dred dollars.
For payment of the costs of sustaining United Stat
prisoners under the act Of December co. 1906 tho
ts sand dollars.
o For the payment of Thomas Ewing and H. Il. Hunte
for professional services in of the Columbus Il
surance Company and others, two hundred and fy do
IT lars each.
al Topay expenses and fees of counsel representing
at State ths Canal contract case (4raold Nsdbe7y
TIE State Of OAol pending in the Supreme Court
the United States two ousand dollars to be paid Il
is certificate Of the Attorney General.
To and fees Of counsel appearing for Il
State in the suits now pending which may be brou
the courts Of the United States respecting the cole
tion of the assessed against hanks Of the Stat
I'd under the act passed Aprl g. 1859, fifteen hundr,
dollars. to be paid On the certificate Of the AttJrnt
v ieueral.
L. For the payment Of balance found due by the Cou
Of Common Pleas Of franklin county the second d
ii. Of February, ls60 to Peter p Lpwe hundred OF
3, forty-one dollars and thirty eight cents.
v For pay ment Of J. D. Osborn & Co., for window
lures for Senate chambers eleven dollars and seventy
g. cents.
In Senate chamber seventeen dollars and seventy fl
N cents.
For payment of Dennis Mahoney, for labor in sena
chan ber, ten dollars.
4. For payment Of Henry Fraas for mendng carpet q,
of mating IN Senate hamber, four dollars.
For pa, men of. Ii. Riley & Co., for map Of sena
tf chamber, five dollars.
Fer payment OF indebtedness to Columbus MachI
Manufacturing Company for balance due them on co
N tract, reported by State House Comniss oners
thousand nine hundred and thrtyone dollars and fort
0. five cents.
For sinking the artesan WE'LL to be expended accor
II Ing to the joint resolution Of the General Assembl
adopted April 8, 1857, in such other MS Il
General Assembly may direct, three thousand dollars
For paying ex enses incurred by the Joint commit
of the General Assembly in entertaining the officers Al
members OF the legislatures Of the States Of Kentucl
II and Tennessee under authority of the Joint yesoiut
g heretofore adopted five thousand hundred al
four dollars and twenty-.ix cents.
n For the payment of A. X. Raussr, forty dollars az
10 William Kesserlng twenty dollars money refunded f
land sold them by the State to which the State had
of ut'e.
For the payment Of Robert L. Wynnee for interest
protested checks of the State eighty seven dollars
10 eighty y.four cents.
is For the payment of Joseph Warwick as sergeanta
Arms of House, forceaning repairing and replaciI
D. carpet, sixty three dollars
For the payment Of Joseph Warwick Sergeant-at Arm
Of the House. for procuring locks to be repaired and
x works in House, and for window shades for hall Sky
l. | Two dollars aud eighty cents.
b For Payment of expenses Of joint committee on T.
/. orm School visiting Reform Farm, eleven dollars
For the paymentof the expenses OF the House Con
mittee sent to investigate the claim Of Matthias Stes
,r sixteen dollars.
,, ONO PEAITEETIARY,
For Of salariea of he Uardnr dan,,
warden clerk physicians chaplain and assistant tsacl
er and matron Of the Ohio Penentiary Ave thcusu
two hundred and sixty dollars; and for per diem of III
!, directors six hundred dollars.
For the payment Of guards at the penentiary sever
teen thousand dollars and for the FIRST quarter sG
~ | six thous4nd dollars.
For the general current expenses of the Ohio Pener
tary, thirty-seven thousand five hundred dollars.
And for the first quarter Of the year 1861 thirtee
L thousand hnllAra.