Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-06-14
expenses of said asylum, including rent,
furniture, wages and repairs, four thou
LONG VIEW ASYLUM.

furniture, wages and repairs, four thou
sand dollars.
LONG VIEW ASYLUM.
Eor Long View Asylum, of TAMIL
ton county, under the provisions of the
act passed March 10, 1857, to constitute
Hamilton county a separate district for
lunatie 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 the other lunatic
asylums.
OHIO REFORM SCHOOL.
For the payment Of the salaries of
the officers of the reform farm, four
thousand four hundred and sixty dol
lars
For, provisions furniture, clothing,
lodging, school books for and educating
and training boys, and other necessary
expenses, eight thousand seven hesndred
dollars.
For fruit trees and small fruits, two
hundred dollars.
For sheep, one hundred and fifty lol-
lars
For one yoke of oxen, one hundred
dollars.
For shingles and lumber to cover
wooa-house, two hundred dollars.
For blacksmith shop built Of brick,
two hundred dollars
For Joseph Warwick, for map of n orth
America for hall of House Of repressn-
tatives, ten dollars.
To do, for expenses in preparing
hall Of house Of representatives. (new
resolutiop) twenty five dollars.
To do, for repairing carpet, table,
&C., thirteen 27-100 dollars.
To 6. W. Heyl, for bill Of repairs,
twenty dollars.
To J. w. Burke, for cleaning and
transportation of public arms, forty
three 69-10O dollars.
To VIM. Reed, for interest, as per
resolution, sixty-six dollars.
To Matthew Gooding, for bill, as per
resolution, eleven 66-100 dollars.
For carpet for agricultural rooms,
one hundred dollars.
For expenses of house committee in
visiting reform farm, seventeen 65-100
dollars.
SEC. 2. No moneys herein appropria-
ted shall be expended for any other pur-
pose than the specific purpose named In
this act; and no money shall be drawn
from the several contingent funds in
this act appropriated, for the payment
of subscription to newspapers: or for the
payment of postage other than that re.
quired in transacting the official bust
ness of the state, or in payment of any
supplies ordered for the personal com.
fort of those employed therein, and moi
necessary for the public service. MOI
shall any money be drawn from said
contingent funds for the payment Of
clerks in said departments, except ii
cases where, for merely temporary pur.
poses, additional clerk force may be
necessary Nor shall any person re
ceive pay for employment in more thar
one capacity; except in cases for which
specific appropriation is made in this act
Nor shall more than one person be en-
ployed to do the duties of messenger
and porter for the Office of the auditor
attorney general and the fund co,nmis.
sioners; one for the Offices Of the treas.
urer and comptroller, one for the offices
Of the secretary Of state and board OF
public works; one for the state library
and the Office Of the school commissioner
and one for the Office Of the governor
The compensation of such messengers
shall not exceed thirty dollars per month
to be paid out of the contingent funds
of these several Offices in equal proper,
tions. Nor shall any money be drawn
from the several contingent funds hereby
appropriated, for the purchase or pay
ment of stationery used in the several
departments of the state government; but
it is hereby made the duty of the secre-
tary of state to supply to the several
state officers all the stationery necessary
in the discharge of the duties Of their
several departments.
Sec. 3. No expenditure shall be made
by any officer of state or by directors Of
the penitentiary, or trustees or Other
officers of the state institutions, or any
contract made so as to incur any in
debtedness on the part of the state be-
yond the appropriations named therefor
Sec. l. This act shall take effect on
its passage.
P. HITCHCOCK,
Speaker of the House of Represe natives
ROBERT G. KIRK,
President of the Senate.
Passed April 20, 1861.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE, I
COLUMBUS, ONO, March l, 1861. {
certify that the foregoing acts are
true copies from the original rolls on
| file in this office.
A. P. RUSSELL, Secretary of State
I certify that the foregoing are true
copies of the laws as furnished me by
Secretary Of State.