Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-06-13

and paid on his certificate, 10 be used ia the
dclensc of the state government on'y.
FOR the pa nent Oi costs that have been,
and that may be decreed by the United States
court against the officers OF state in bank tax
iulunctlon cases, five thousand dollars
For the payment OF the expenses Of the
senate committee in visiting State benevolent
Institutions, to be drawn on tho certificate of
the chairman OF said committee. seventy five
dollars aud cighy-five cents and for the
payment OF the expenses OF house committee
u visiting state benevolent institutions to DO
drawn on the order of the chairman of said
committee. scyenty-four dollars.
For stationery for the use Of state board Of
agriculture u sum not exceeding seventy y.iiyo
dollars .
For payment for six hundred maps furnish.
ed by corresponding secretary Of state boald
of agriculture for the use of the general
assembly, cighty-fve dollars, and
For payment for small maps furnished by
sergeant. .atsarms in accordance with senate
resolutions, five dollars, to be paid to John
Ii. klippart, on his vouchers
For the ayincnt Of James W Taylor, com >
missioner appointed by governor Mcdll, to
examine and report on the eastern boundary
line between Ohio and Pennsylvania, the sum
, of one hundred dollars, in full for his servicesi
as said commits soner.
For the payment of Samuel odebaugh, for
the storage Of state arms Tor the State, thirty
six dollars.
For the payment of Reynolds, Kite x Ia.
tum, for balance due on gas.pipe furnished
the Southern Lunatic Asylum, twenty nine
dollars and nineteen cents
For the payment of Ira Merchant, for bal
ance due him for service rendered as architect
of the Southern Lunatic Asylum, thirty-tour
dollars and fifteen cents.
For the payment orc. W. Heyl for repairs
of desks ond chairs in senate chamber, six
dollars .
For removing the building, machinery and
rubbish connected with the art"sian well, and
for grading and planting with trees the yard
on the eastern front OF the state house, and for
tagging the walk leading to Third Street, two
hundred dollars. ..
For the payment of G.. r. Paul & Co., for
ice for the general assembly, iortyiye dol
lars.
For the payment OF the salaries Of the war;
den, deputy warden, clerk, physician, chap
lain and assistant teacher and matron Of the
Ohio pontentiaIy, five thousand two hundred
and sixty dollars
For payment Of the per diem of the direct
ors of the pe'itcntiary, six hundred dollars.
For the payment of guards at the peniten-
tiary fourteen thousand dollars.
For the current expenses ofthe penitentiary
forty thousand dollars.
For the prosecution and transportation Of
convicts to the pententiary, thirty thousand
dollars.
For the payment of discharged convicts,
twelve hundred dollars.
For reiunding oycr-worl of prisoners paid
into the treasury, sum not exceeding the
amount OF ovcr-work money paid into the
treasury.
For completion of cells and cell houses in
the Ohio pententiaIy, nine thousand do lars.
For augging in halls, cd dining room and
front buildings, six hundred dollars
For repairing roofs one thousand dollars.
rorl ,OQe feet loading hose one thousand
dollars.
| For two new csterps, two hundred dollars.
| For seating new chapel, two hundred and
| fifty dollars.
For building new store house, two thous-
! For sewerage and gutter two thousand dol
| lars.
For new privy, six hundred dollars.
For tho the payment to Absolom Blessing
the sum Of forty five dollars, to make good
the said Blessing the loss incurrrd by him by
the uniaithfnlness of one or more OF the oiii-
GERS OF the Ohio pcuitcntary in 1896, while
he was confined as convict in said institu-
ton.
SOUTHERN ONO LuNATlC ASYLUM.
For the payment of the salaries of the us
perintcndcnt assistant physician. steward and
matron Of the Southern Ohio lunatic Asylum
two thousand seven hundred dollars.
For the payment of the moral instruction
of said asy lum, and for the purchase of books
two hund. ed dollars.
For provisions and necessary current eX-
penSes and repairs of said asylum, twenty -one
thousand dollars.
For omnibus two hundred and twenty-five
dol ars,
For extending sewer, two hundred dollars
NORTHERN LUNATIo ASYLUM.
For the payment of the salaries of the su.
permit cndent, assistant physicians, steward
and matron of the Northern Ohio Lunatic
! Asylum, two thousand seven hundred dol
lars.
For the payment of moral instruction in
said asylum. and for the purchase Of books,
two hundred dollars.
For provisions and necessary current eX-
penscs and repairs for said asylum, twenty
| one thousand dollars.
For removing and rchttng steam apparatus
! three thousand dollars.
DEAF AND DUMB ASYLUM.
For the payment of the salaries of the su-
perintcndent, steward matron, physician and
teachers OF the institution for the education
| Of the deaf and dumb, seven thousand two
hundred and fifty dollars.
For provisions and the necessary current
expenses and repairs, five thousand dollars.
| BLIND ASYLUM.
For the payment of the salaries of the su-
perintendent, steward, matron, physician and
| theachers of the institution for the education
of the blind, four thousand four hundred and
twenty five dollars,
For provisions and necessary current OK
penses and repairs OF said asylum, and bed
ding, eight thousand dollars.
ASYLUM FOR IDIOTS,
For the payment Of the salaries Of the su :
| perinter dent, other officers and teachers of
| the state asylum for idiots, seventeen hundred
and fifty dollars.
! For provisions and necessary current eXpens-
! cs Of said asylum, including rent furniture,
wages and repairs, iourthousand dollars.
LONG VIEW ASYLUM.
For Long View Asylum, Of Hamilton ceun-
| ty, under the provisions Of the act passed
March 10, 1917, to constitute Hamilton coun-
| ty u separate district for lunatic purposes,
! the sum of fourteen thousand one hundred
and eighty -four dollars. to be paid on the
warrant Of the auditor Of state in the same
manner as appropriations for Uhe other luna
! tic asylums.
ONO REFORM SCHOOL.
For the payment Of the salaries of the ofl.
GERS Of the state reform farm, four thousand
four hundred and sixty dollars
For provisions, furniture, clothing, iodg.
ing, school books and for educating and
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