The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-08
CHAPTER 81.
Special Appropriations.

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AN ACT making appropriations for the per diem an,
the expenses of the Eleventh Conceal Assembly an,
for other purposes.
SECTION |. BE it enacted by the Genera
assembly Of the State Of Loua, That the
| following sums of money, are hereby ap
propriated out of any moneys in the State
Treasury not otherwise appropriated. tt
the persons, and for the purposes herein
named.
Sec. ,. For the payment of the pei
diem of the members. officers and employ
ees of the House Of Representatives the
sum of thirty thousand. six hundred dol.
lars, or so much thereof as may be neces-
sary. The said amount to be paid on the
report Of the Ways and Means Committee
which report shall be certified by the
Speaker and Chief Clerk of the House and
the President and Secretary of the Senate.
and the Auditor Of State shall issue a war
rant for the amount so paid.
See. 3. For the payment Of the per di-
EN- of the members. officers, and employ
ees of the Senate. the sum of seventeen
thousand, one hundred dollars or so much
thereof as may be necessary, to be audited,
and paid, as provided for in Section = of
this Act.
Sec. 4. To E. II. Stiles, NJ. NJ. Walden
and }. Ii. Brown, for expenses incurred
"a a Legislative Committee. to visit and
report upon the condition of the Peneten-
tiary at Fort Madison, fifty-seven dollars
each. One hundred and seventy-one
dollars.
Sec. s. l.. W. Ross, G. G. Bennett and
A. Boomer, for expenses incurred as a
Legislative Committee to visit and report
the condition of the Asylum for the In
sane at Mt. Pleasant, forty three dollars
5O-lOO each. One hundred and thirty
and fifty cents.
Sec. 8. 10 j. +. McJunkin, A. S. Belt.
and n. l.. Mcpherson, for expenses incur
red as a Legislative Committee to visit and
report the condition of the State Universe
ty, and of the Asylum for the Deaf and
Dumb, at Iowa City, $4,000 EACH One
hundred and seventeen dollars.
Sec. 7. TO L. c. Henderson. D. G.
Goodrich and G. Close, for expenses incur
red as Legislative Commit zee to visit and
report upon the condition of the Blind
Asylum at Vinton, S4S each One hur-
dred and forty-tour dollars.
See. s. To A. NJ. Larimer. l.. W..
Hart, K. Nj. Burnett and Ii Nj Thoms, n,
Tor expenses incurred as Legislat We
Committee to visit and report upon the
condition of the Orphans Home at Cedar
fa.!s and Davenport, Sill each. Four
hundred and forty-tour dollars.
Sec 9. 10 J b Powers, John Russell
and II $ Fiukbine for expenses incurred as
ii Legislative Committee to visit and re-
port upon the condition of the Agricutu-
raj College and Farm in Story county, SIS
each. Forty-fve dollars.
Sec 10. 70 l. w McEldry for eighty
six days service as Postmaster to the
Eleventh General Assembly, at fou dol
lars and fifty cents per day, the sum of
three hundred and cighty-seven dollars.
Sec IL. To l. p Baker for eighty-six
days service as Assistant Postmaster, at
fOnr dollars per day, the sum of three hur-
dred and forty-four dollars, and the add :
tional sum of one hundred and seventy-two
dollars for expenses incurred in carving
the mail to and from the Capitol.
Sec II. TO j G Walker and Edward
johnson for services rendered as Commits
Iowa Penetentiary, S25 each Fifty dollars.
Sec l3. 10 George Shedd, in full of
principal, interest, and costs OF Judgment
rendered December 9th, 1868, in the
District Court of Lee county, in favor of
said Shedd, and against Edward A. Lay
ton, as Warden of the Iowa Penetentiary,
the sum of one hundred and twenty-three
dollars and seventy cents.
Sec IA. 10 David Beach, for services
us Assistant Surgeon of the 4th Regiment
Iowa Infantry, the sum of seventy six
dollars and seventy cents.
Sec l5. To J Simington, for chairs for
the President of the Senate, and the
Speaker of the House, the sum of fifty-6ve
dollars.
Sec l6. To r A Smith, for lumber used
in building stockade fort at Spirit Lake, |
he sum Of three hundred and 6fty-one
dollars ninety-eight cents.
Sec II. To IS Wilson, for translating
md printing the Governors Message into
he Holland language, the sum of one hum
ared and twenty-nine dollars and sixty
,ents.