Washington telegraph., 1863-03-11

Institute snail ne NINE hundred Dollars per
annum; to be paid out Of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated, until the
number Of the State pupils shall reach twenty
five And when that number shall have been
attained, then his salary shall be increased
to One Thousand Dollars per annum. And,
pr0vided, further, that 1.-THE second and fourth
sections Of the above recited act, be continued
in full force and effect.
SEC. g. That John Canal. Asa Clark,
Samuel Griffith, and Rev. w. A. Sample,
be, and they are hereby constituted Trustees
for the Arkansas Institute for the education OF
Of the Deaf and Dumb, located at Fort Smith
and said trustees shall elect one of their own
number Treasurer Of said Institution, who
shall give bonl 10 the State, in the sum of ten
thousand dollars, for the faithful performance
Of his duties said Trustees shall have full
and complete control Of said school
Approved November 26, 1862.
AN ACT Making Appropriations for the Year
One Thousand, Eight Hundred and Sixty
three. ami for part of the Year One Thous-
and. Eight Hundred and Sixty -four, and for
the Balances due from the State.
SECTION l. Be Il enacted By the General IA
senbEy Of the State Of Arkansas, That the fol-
lowing sums Of money be, and same are hereby
respectively appropriated out of any money in
priated:
First-To Fay for printing, stitching and
distributing the Acts aud Journals Of the pres
ent General Assembly, including the Cover
nors Message and accompanying Documents,
and for dis rIbuting Ovens Second Geological
Report, the Of sixteen thousand dollars.
I Seeond-To pay for printing, binding and
distributing the Decisions Of the Supreme
Court, the contract for binding to be let out at
the discretion of the Reporter, the sum of
two THOUSAND iiylla,s.
Tliri-fD pay for advertis NJ lands for sale
for taxes by the Auditor of Public Accounts,
such sums a. may be- actually necessary, should
any sales be made.
FOurth-To pay the salary of the Governor,
the sum Of FIVE thousand dollars.
Fifth-To pay q he Private Secretary Of the
Governor. the sum Of two thousand dollars
Slxth-To pay the salary Of the State Treas
urer, the sum OF five thousand dollars.
Seyenth--Tv pay the Auditor of Public Ac-
counts. the sum of FIVE Thousand dollars.
Eighth-To pay the salary Of the Secretary
Of State, the sum of four thousand dollars.
Ninth-To pay the salaries Of the Judges Of
the Supreme Court, the sum Of fifteen thous-
and dollars.
Tenth-To pay the salary Of the Reporter Of
the Decisions Of the Supreme Court, the sum
of one thousand dollars.
Eleyenth-To pay the salaries Of the Judges
of the Circuit Courts, the sum of thirty thOns-
and dollars
1 Twelfth-To pay the salaries Of Prosecuting
Attorneys and Prosecuting Attorneys pro
tempore, the sum Of seven thousand dollars.
Thirtsenth-rO pay Clerk hire in the oszcs
Of the Auditor Of Public Accounts, the sum of
SIX thousand dollars.
Fourteenth-To pay the contingent expenses
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the offices Of Governor and Secretary Of State,
aud the Go vernon shall determine when il shall
be proper 10 draw upon said fund in the di O.
charge Of his duties or TO protect the interes Is
and enfcIce the laws of the State and thsAudit
or shall issue Warrants upon the orders of the
Governor, ami the Secretary of State shall GER
tIfy accounts for the contingent expenses Of
his office and when so certined, the Audi tor
shall issue Warrants to pay them, the sum Of
thirty Thousand dollars.
Fifteenth-To pay contingent expenses of
the Office Of Auditor Of Public Accounts, the
sum of eight hundred dollars.
sixteenth-fo pay contingent expenses Of
Office of the State Treasurer, the sum Of ons
hundred and twenty dollars.
Scventeenih-re pay the expenses Of the
Supreme Court Of the State Of Arkansas, the
sum of four thousand dollars; frorided, That
one Of the Judges Of the Supreme Court shall
certify TO the correctness Of all accounts.
Eighteenth-Gop pay the contingent expenses
Of the Senate and House OF Representatives.
the sum Of five hundred dollars, and the &C
counts shall be certified by the Secretary Of
the Senate and Principal Clerk Of the House Of
Representatives for contingent expenses Of
their respective Houses, and shall be audited
and paid other accounts.
Nineteenth-To pay Clerk hire in the ofscs
.,sS . .nf~s r-k+ aor.
hundred dollars
Twentieth-To pay clerks hire in the Treas
urers cifice, the sum of six thousand dollars.
Twenty hrst-To pay Sheriffs AMI their
guards FIR conveying conyicts to the Peniten-
Iiary, the sum of three thousand dollars.
Twenty-secOnI-To pay special Judges Of
the Circuit COu-ts, the sum Of fifteen hundred
dollars.
Twenty thiri-To pay per diem and mile
age of the members OF the General Assembly,
the sum Of fifty thousand dollars.
Twenty-fourth-To pay Luke L. Barber,
Clerk OF the Supreme Court for costs on State
cases III that Court, the sum of four Hundred
dollars
Twenty-fftI-To pay spe cial Judges OF the
Supreme Court, two thousand dollars
Iwenty-sixth-For the Supreme Court Ii
hiary. the sum of four hundred dollars, TO he
drawn waenever the Supreme Court may di-
Il
4 rect
V Twenty seventh-To pay for fuel and sta
uonery Tor the General Assembly, the Offices
| OF tioyernor. Secretary of State, Auditor and
STATE Treasurer, the sum Of four thousand dol
Lars.
| Twenty-eig hth-T1 pay for the use Of the
vault in the state Bank fur the years 1868
ana 1864, to be used by the State Treasurer
Tor the safe keeping of the public money, the
sum Of one hundred dollar. each year.
SEC. >. That the several Clerks Of the
House Of Representatives and Secretaries OF
Senaie shnil receive the sum Of SIX dollars per
day. and the Door-keeper u the senate shall
receive four dollars, and the DOor-keeper Oh
the House snail receive the sum Of four dollars
each per day; aud two dollars each for ser
want hire Yer day; aud the page Of tine House
Of Representatives shall receive the sum OF
four dollars per day; and for the Chaplain Oh
the House Of Representatives, the sum Of Tour
dollars per day
SEC. g. That the Secretary of the Senate
and Clerk of the House Of Representatives
shall 90 paid fifteen cents for each one hum
bred words for copying the Journals Of the
senate and House of Relres -ntatvss and fur
nishing the same 10 the Public Printer, Ana
all sucn accounts shall be paid upon the Ger
| tiicate OF the Public Printer.
SEC 4. To pay the rent Of the Exeouuvs
| Mansion, sucn amount not exceeding ems
Thousand dollars per annurn, - may Do neces-
s4ry TO procure . suitable building fToc'ooo'
That none Of the appropriations maze " sni'