Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-07


SEC. 81. For the expenses of procu I.
ing parchment and printing the Res :
lutions an ending the Constitution (
the United States abolishing Slavery,
| the sum Of two hundred dollars, or o
much thereof as may be necessary, o
/ be expended under the direction of the
Secretary of State.
SEC. IS. To J. d. Hunter, for 20 DAYS
services as Clerk Of the Joint Commit
| tee on the Swamp Land Investigating
Committee, the sum of three hundred
and eighty dollars. #..#E##i
SEC. So. AS additional com pensation
to the Chief Clerk of the House and
Secretary of the Senate, for distributing
the Journal of the House and Senate,
the sum Of two hundred dollars each. to
be paid upon the completion of said dis
tribution.
SEC. 81. To c. Childs, for thirteen
days services as Clerk of the Joint Com
mittee to enquire into the charges Of
fraud against the American Emigrant
Company, the sum of siXty-five dol
lars.
SEC. So. For the payment of addi-
tional Clerk hire for Clerks employed
by the Chief Clerk, the sum of one hun
dred dollars, or SO much thereof as may
be necessary, to he paid on the ccrtif-
cate of the Chief Clerk.
SEC. 50. For the payment of addi-
tional Clerk hire in the Senate, the
sum of twenty-five dollars. or SO much
thereof as may be necessary, to be paid
OH the certificate of the Secretary.
SEC. 60. 70 Ambrose S. Mead, tor
trees used in building a stockade by
Capt. Choppers Company of the North
Bord,r Brigade, the sum of two hu: =
drcd and seven dollars.
SEC. 81 TO VIM. Hnle, for five days.
services rs Speaker pro fem., the sum
of fifteen dollars. ..
SEC. 81. For the payment of the
Chaplains of the House of Representa-
tives, to be divided among themselves,
the sum of two hundred and tifty-eight
dollars. ..t
Sec. 63. For the payment of the
Chaplains of the Senate, to be divided
among themselves, the sum of two hun
drcd and fifty eight dollars.
SEC. "a. To J. II. Baker, for 35 gall
Ions of paste for use of Eleventh Gener-
O. Assembly, the sum Of twenty-six
dollars and twenty-five cents.
SEC. 65. To Theodore Guetich [Gu-
elich] for translatiug the Governors
Message mo German, the sum of TWEEN
ty-iive dollars.
| SEC. &C. TO John A. Dalldorf, for
printing the Governors Message in the
German language, printing paper, and
express charges, the sum of two hull
dred and three dollars and fifteen cents.
SEC. 81. Pc Hugh Murray for two
days services in carrying the mail to
the Capitol, the sum of eight dollars.
SEC. is. &. +. Solberg, Of the Emigra-
ton [Emigrantenl office, Madison Wis
consin, for printing the Governors In
augural and Biennial messages in the
Norwegian language, and for the paper
furnished therefor, and for transiating
the same, the sum of two hundred and
five dollars and thirty-nine cents.
SEC. 90. TO j. =. Stibolt for transla-
ting the Governors Inaugural Message
into the German language, the sum of
twenty five dollars.
SEC. 20. TO Der Demokrat, for prin-
ting the Governors Inaugural Message
in the German, the sum of seventy-sev-
Ell dollars and eighty cents.
SEC. Il. For expenses in relation to
sickness and funeral Of Hon. n. II.
Brown, the sum of two hundred and
eleven dollars and sixty-five cents, rs
follows, viz:
Railroad and stage fare to and
f!om Des Moincs of Mrs. Brown
and herson, Sal 90
Incidental expenses 5 20
Medicine and board "a 80
Shroud, Grape &c. II 60
Burial lot in Cemetery least side) 10 %
Coffin and hearse So 90
Two carriages ..-. 800
For draping Hall 8 so
Digging grave 5 90
DIR. Robertson, ten days attendance 25 90
DIR. Boomer 25 60
SEC. Y. This Act being deemed by
the General Assembly of Immediate
importance, it shall take effect and be
in force from and after it's publication
in the Iowa State Register and Iowa
Statesman, newspapers published at
Des Moines, Iowa. ...... .
Approved April I'd. 1866.
l hereby certify that the foregoing
Act was published in the Iowa Daily
State Register April 5th, 1866, and in
the Iowa Statesman April 9Th, 1866.
JAMES WRIGHT,
Secretary of State.