Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-06-14
LAWS on OHIO.
Continued from first page.

act for the liquidation OF certain claims
against the state, passed April II, 1857 !,
five hundred dollars.
For the contingent fund of tho SUI
preme court, two hundred dollars.
For the contingent fund of the adju-
tant general, two thousand dollars.
For the contingent fund of the quar-
termaster general, six hundred dollars.
For the payment Of the salary of the
janitor of the state house, eight hundred
dollars, and of the superintendent of the
same, six hundred dollars.
I. For the payment of laborers employed
as assistants of janitor in taking care of
the state house and grounds, and pre-
pairing the halls for the meetings of the
legislature, eight hundred and thirty
dollars.
For the purchase of brooms, soap, al
cohol for lighting gas, forty dollars.
For repairs of carpets, oil cloths, &C.,
for legislative halls, two hundred dol
lars.
For labors on the grounds and other
repairs of the state house building, other
than above specified, one hundred and
thirty dollars Said sums of money to
be paid from the treasury upon the war
rant OF. the auditor of state, in favor OF
the persons or their agents to whom
money may become due for work or ma
terials as aforesaid, and which may be
certified by the officer in charge of the
state house to have been performed OF
delivered.
For the payment of the engineer Of
. the heating apparatus and other labor
ers employed, and necessary expenses OF
heating the state house, one thousand
dollarss
For the purchase of fuel for warming
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 dol
lars.
For the payment of the crier Of the
supreme court, five hundred dollars.
For the payment of the mileage OF
county treasurers in travelling to and
returning from the seat of government
in making their settlements with the
auditor of state, three thousand five
hundred dollars.
For the purchase of the Ohio State
Reports, seven hundred dollars.
For the purchase of law books, to be
selected by the judges Of the supreme
court for the law department of the
state library, five hundred dollars.
Fer the purchase of books, magazines
and newspapers and for binding for the
state library, five hundred dollars.
For the distribution of laws and jour
nails, Legislative and executive docu-
ments, and other documents, printed by
order of the general assembly, fifteen
hundred dollars.
For seals to be furnished to the coun.
ties by the secretary of the state, fifty
dollars.
For the purchase of stationary fol
the use of the state departments and
general assembly, including printing
paper, and other articles necessary fol
the general assembly, twenty FIVE thou.
sand dollars.
For the payment of printing for the
state and executive departments, and Of
the laws, journals, documents, reports
and other work ordered by the general
assembly in accordance with the laws ot
the state, twenty thousand dollars.
For the payment for folding. binding
and stitching for the state and execu,
tive departments, and Of the laws, jour
mails, documents, reports, ordered by the
general assembly, and other necessary
work of the kind, done pursuant to the
laws of the state, sixteen thousand dol,
lars.
For the payment of messengers 81
the supreme court, FIVE hundred dol
lars.
For the payment of night watch OF
the state house, to be appointed by the
treasurer of state, and paid on his GER
tifcate, five hundred and fifty dollars
For the payment of the expenses OF
the trustees Of the benevolent institu-
tions, two hundred dollars.
For the payment of the expenses OF
special elections, two hundred dollars
For the state board of agriculture, the
proceeds of show licenses and escheated
lands that may be in, or come into the
treasury.
For furnishing school libraries and
apparatus, and for the expenses of dis
tributing the same agreeably to the pro-
visions of the laws on the subject, a sum
not exceeding the amount received into
the state treasury from all sources for
that purpose.
For the support of common schools in
the several counties, sum not exceed
ing the amount that may be in, or come
into the treasury for that purpose.
To pay the interest on the loan au-
thorized by the act to provide for the
defense of the state, and for the support
of the federal government against re-
bellion, passed April 18, 1861, twenty
five thousand dollars.
For the payment of the clerk in the
Office and under the employment of the
adjutant general, four hundred dollars
For the collection, transportation and
repairs of public arms, and camp equip.
age, to be paid on the certificate of the
quartermaster general, two thousand
dollars.
For the payment of the salary of the
adjutant general, fifteen hundred dollars
For the salary Of the quartermastel
general, six hundred dollars, and for hi:
services as master armorer, five hundred
dollars.
For compensation for services to be
rendered by the surgeon general of the
state, for one year next ensuing, five
hundred dollars.
For twenty two shutters of iron fol
the first story windows of the arsenal
four hundred and forty dollars.
For wood fence to enclose the arse
nal lot, two hundred and seventy fv,
dollars.