Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-09-21
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llth, 1868, in the District Court o
Ice county, in favor Of said Shedd,
and against Edward A Layton, as
Warden of the Iowa Pcnitcntiary,
the sum of one hundred and twenty
three dollars and seventy cents.
! SEC. II. To David Beach, 70,
scaviccs, as Assistant Surgeon Of
the 4th Regiment Iowa Infantry.
/ the sum of seventy-six"dollars and
seventy cents.
SEC. Is. To j Simington, for
chairs for the President of the SEN
ate, and the Speaker Of the House,
! the sum of fifty five dollars.
SEC. 16. To r 4 Smith. for lum-
Der used in building a Stockade fort
at spirit Lake, the sum Of three
hundred and ftty-one dollars and
nincty-eight cents.
SEC. Il. To c s Wilson, for
TRANSMITTING and printing the Cover
nor's Message into the Holland lam
guace. the sum Of one hundred and
! twenty-nine dollars and sixty cents.
sec. Is. To uibherd and Spcn-
Ger, for knives and erascrs. the sum
of three hundred and one dollars and
cighty-fvc cents.
! SEC. 10. To the United States
Express Company for transpo. tation,
! the sum of four dollars and seventy
five cents.
SEC. 20. To y b Baker. Adju-
tant General, for Communication for
fuel and quarters, the sum of four
hundred and ninety-four dollars and
sixty-three cents.
SEC. y. To the Chicago and
North Western Railroad Company.
for transportation of volunteers,
the sum Of eight dollars and seven
ty-ninc cents.
SEC. - To D \ Poorman, for
a diagram of the House of Repre-
scntatives, the sum If ten dollars.
SEC. %. To Robert f, Ridley,
for lumber used in the stockade at
baskerville, the sum Of two hua-
breed and sixty dollars.
SIC. II. 70 the Chicago and
Alton -,RaiAoaa Gomp"ry> for the
transportation of Iowa volunteers,
the sum Of eighteen dollars and
eighteen cents
SEC. 25. Fer the relief Of Perry
Tullis, a disabled Iowa volunteer.
the sum of five hundred and sixty
dollars.
SEC. 2G. To +. G. Bycrs a vol
untcer, whilst in the State service,
the sum of thirty five dollars.
SEC. y. To David Hunter, Or
the pay of himself and assistant.
eighty-six days as fireman. at five
dollars per day-four hundred and
thirty dollars.
SEC. IS. To Abraham jacobson.
for services in translating the Bien-
NAL and Inaugural messages of the
Governor into the Norwegian lam
guagc, the sum of fifty dollars.
SEC. 20. To NJ. G. Wright, as
clerk of the ware room, ciglity-six
days at four dollars per day. the
sum Of three hundred and forty -four
dollars.
SEC. 80. To Mills & Company,
for stationery for the use of the Gen
eral Assembly, furnished to the
Secretary of State and the Chief
clerk Of the House, the sum of four
hundred and ffty-nine dollars and
ninety-two cents.
SEC. 81. To Wesley Rcdhead
for stationery for the use of the
General Assembly, furnished to the
Secretary Of State and Chief Clerk
of the House of Representatives,
the sum of nine hundred and eighty
dollars and forty-fve cents.
SEC, 81. For the payment of the
postage Of the Eleventh General
Assembly, the sum of ten thousand
five hundred and twcnty-onc dol
Ollu ullcCu CClItSs
SEC. SO. For the payment Of
the postage of the Eleventh Gener-
al Assembly on matter to be for
wardcd after the adjournment, un-
der the direction of the Secretary of
state, and for other expenses not
otherwise provided for, the sum Of
five hundred dollars, or so much
thereof as may be necessary.
SEC. 81. 10 Getchell & Flctch-
or, for lumber for repairs to Capitol
building, the sum Of four dollars
and ffty-ninc cents.
SEC IS. To Samael Persing,
for labor and material on Capitol
building repairs, the sum Of two
hundred and 6fty-four dollars and
twelve cents.
sEp. SO. To j. X. & w. II.
Gilcrest, for lumber, doors, sash,
&C., for repairing Capitol building,
the sum of one hundred and twenty
eight dollars and ninety cents.
SEC. 81. To Merrill Kcnily, for
furniture for Capitol building, the
sum Of seventy-two dollars and sew
ty-fivc cents.
SEC. SO. To Plumb Bros. &
Co., for clocks, the sum of fifty dol
lars.
SEC. 80. To John Gilden, for
masonary and material for repairs to
Capitol building, the sum Of six