The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-12
LAWS OF OHIO.
G7. AN ACT


for the year 1861.
SECTION /. BE IT enacted by the General
Assembly OF the state OF Ohio, That the fol.
lowing sums IN addition to former appropri
ations, be and the same ATE hereby appto-
priaied out Of any money in the state treas.
ufy belonging 10 the general revenue, TO BE-
pau out according to existing laws, namely:
For the payment OF the salary Of the Gov.
ernor, Auditor, Secretary and Treasurer of
State, Attorney Geneisl, Comptroller OF
Treasury, Commissioner Of Common Schools,
Commissioner Of Statistics, Librarian, and
Secretary OF the Governor, thirteen thousand
six hundred dollars.
For the payment Of Lieutenant Governor,
members OF the General Assemby y, their
Clerks and Assistant Clerks, Sergeants al.
Arms, and Messengers, twenty. five thousand
dollars.
For payment Of publishing the daily pro
Ceedings OF the General Assembly in the
OHIO State Journal, and Ohio Statesman,
seven hun red dollars.
For payment of the salaries Of the Judges
of the Supreme Court, Courts Of Common
Pleas end Superior Courts, eighty.two thou
sand nine hundred dollars
For payment Of the salaries Of the Clerks
IN the office Of the Auditor Of State, seven
thousand hve hundTed dollars.
For the payment OF the salary OF the Clerk
IN the office Of the Commissioner of Common
Schools, seven hundred dollars
For payment Of the salaries of Clerks in
the office OF the Treasurer of State, three
thousan,! FIVE hundred dollars.
For payment Of the salaries Of Clerks in
the Office Of Secretary OF State, two thousand
dollars.
For payment OF the salaries Of Clerks in
the Office Of Comptroller OF the Treasury,
three thousand four hundred dollars.
For the payment Of the salary OF the Clerk
OF the Attorney General, SIX hundred dollars
For the contingent fund of the Governor,
four thousand dollars.
For the contingent fund Of the Auditor Of
state, one thousand five hundred dollars.
For the contingent fund of the Treasurer
OF State. three houSend dollars.
For the contingent fund of the Secretary
Of State, FIVE hundred dollars.
For the contingent fund Of the Attorney
Genefal. eight hundred dollsrs.
For the contingent fund Of the State Liz
brarlan. including the binding OF the Ohio
documents ordered 10 be bound aud fled,
fve hundred dollars.
For the contingent fund Of the Commits
sIoner of Common Schools. FIVE hundred
dollars.
For the contingent fund Of the Comptrol-
ler OF the Treasury, three hundred dollars.
To pay expenses and fees OF counsel ap-
pearng for the state IN the suits now pend.
ing, or winch may be brought IN the Courts
1f the Inltea States, respecting the collect.
ION OF taxes assessed against the banks OF the
state under the act passed April 5. l-59, one
dollars, 10 be audited by the Gov
ernor, and on lIs certificate the Auditor Of
State shall issue his warrant for the amount
certified.
To pay the Attorney General for assistant
counsel employed by him FOR defending
suits under the PROVISIONS Of this act for the
liquidation Of certain claims against TIE
site, passed April II, 1851, i've hundrrj
dollars.
For the cont,ngen, fund Of the supreme
Court. two hundred dollars.
P1r the contingent tund uf the idju.ant
two thousand 1OlilrS.
For the contingent fund OF the Quarter
master General. SIX Eundred dollars.
For the payment OF lhe salary OF The Janl.
tor of the State House, eight hundred dol.
lars, and Of the Superintendent Of the same,
six hundred dollars.
For the payment Of labnrr's employed as
Assistants Of Janitor IN taking care OF the
state house and grounds, and preparing tic
halls tor the meetings Of the rg.S,ltutc,
eli ght hundred and thirty dollars.
For the purchase Of hroons. soap, alcohol
for lighting gas, forty dollars.
For repairs OF carpets, oil cloths, &c. for
legislative halls, two hundred dollars.
For labor on the grounds and other repairs
O( the state house building, other than above
spec feel, one bundled aud thirty dollars.--
Sald sums of money to be paid from the
treasury upon the warrant OF the Auditor Of
State, ~ favor OF the persons or Their agents
to whom money may becJme due for work OF
materials as aforesaid, and which may be
certf fed by the officer IN charge Of the state
house TO have been performed and delivered.
For the payment OF the Engineer OF the
heating apparatus, and other laborerS EN-.
ployed, and necessary expenses OF heating
the state house, one thousand dollars.
For the purchase of fuel for warning the
state house, five thousand dollars.
For the payment Of the Columbus Gas
Light and Coke Company for gas supplied TO
the state. two thousand dollars.
For the payment OF the Crler Of the Su
preme Court, FIVE hundred dollars.
For the payment Of the mileags OF County
Treasures in travelling To and returning
from the seat Of government IN making theIE
settlements with the Auditor Of State, three
thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
For the purchase Of the Ohio State Re
ports. seven hundred dollars.
For the purchase OF law books, to be Sc.
lected by the Judges of the Supreme Court
for the law department Of the state library,
FIVE hundred dollars.
For the purchase of books, magazines and
newspapers. and for binding for the state
library. FIVE hundred dollars.
| For the distribution OF laws and journals
! legislative and executive documents, ant
other documents, printed by order OF th'
General Assembly. fifteen hundred dollars
For seals to be furnished to the counties
by the Secretary OF Stale. hiy dollars.
! For the purchase of stationery for the use
OF the state departments and General Assem-
bly,. including printing paper. and other ar
tlcles necessary for the General Assembly
twenty FIVE thousand dollars.
For the payment Of printing for the STATE
and executive departments. aud OF the laws
Journals, documents, reports, and othc
work ordered by the General Assembly, anl
other necessary work OF the kind, done pur
suant to the laws of the state. sixteen thous
snd dollars.
j For the payment of Messe niger OF the Su
; preme Court, Ave hundred dollars.
For the payment OF a Night Watch OF th
state house, TO be appointed by the TreasuI
; ct of State, and paid On his certificate, hv
, hundred and fifty dollars.
For the payment of the expenses of IN
Trustees Of the benevolent institutions, tw
hundred dollars.
For the payment OF the expenses OF specil
4. elections, two hundred dollars.
For the State Board Of Agriculture, IN
proceeds of show licenses and escheate
lands that may be in, or come into the treas
uy.
For furnishing school Libraries and appo
rstus. and for the expenses OF distribuun
= the same agreesbly to the provisions OF tn
s laws on the subject, a sum not exceedin
he amount received into the state treasuI
from all sources for that purpose.
Il For the su mort of common schools in III