Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-04-27


and fifty cents for binding the laws, journals
and documents of the present session, two
thousand dollars for the expenses of distri-
buting the bound copies of laws, documents
and journals for the present session to the
clerks and registers of this State and the
States and Territories, enc hundred and
fifty dollars for the expenses of distributing
the Maryland Reports to the clerks and
registers OF this State and the States and
Territories, fifty dollars; for the expenses of
distributing English Statutes and joint resou-
ton No. 8, of January session, 1865, fifty
dollars for the expenses of distributing
Cohen and Lees Digests, under joint resolu-
ton No. 8, of January session 1865, fifty dol
lars to pay Nicholas Brewer for cost Of
paper used in printing reports of the Court
of Appeals, eleven hundred and eighteen
dollars and lightweight cents; for extra
compensation TO Samuel W. Brooks, mes
senger to the Executive, two hundred dollars,
for the year 1866; for contingent fund for
Board of Public Works, eight hundred dollars;
for additional clerk for Comptroller, twelve
hundred dollars; to pay States subscription
to volumes 20 and 81 of the Reports of Court
of Appeals in addition to appropriation al
ready made, four hundred dollars to Will
liam Camden, clerk of the Treasurer, three
hundred dollars; TO Alexander Miller and
Thomas NJ. Wolfe, each three hundred and
fifty dollars; for service as clerks to the
Adjutant General of the State in the enroll
nents of the Militia, under the act of 1864,
chapter 1884; to Jacob E. Bell, administrator
of James P. Mayhem, deceased, enrolling
officer of Militia in Washington county,
eighty dollars; for filing and recording the
laws and resolutions of the present session,
three hundred and fifty dollars; for four
copies of the first and second supplement code
for new members at four dollars each, thirty
two dollars for refitting the Adjutant Cen
erals room, three hundred dollars; for
private secretary to Governor, two hundred
dollars; for Daniel NJ. Moore, for services
rendered, one hundred dollars to George W.
Jefferson, the sum of fifty-nine dollars and
eighty-four cents, for fees due him as State S
Attorney for Dorchester county Francis j.
Henry, sixty-three dollars and eight cents,
for fees due him as Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Dorchester county; Alexander Woolford,
nine dollars, for fees due him as Sheriff of
Dorchester county; the same being in full
compensation for fees due for suits brought
by order of the Comptroller, under joint reso-
lutions No. 20, of 1862, for collection claims
due the State; to Dennis B. NJ Dixon, Clerk
of the Circuit Court for Calvert county,
thirty nine dollars and eighty-6ve cents, for
fees due him by the State to James Wallace,
the sum of one hundred dollars for legal SER
vices rendered the State by order of Gov.
Bradford in the case of State Uersus Robert
Bell and others; to Hayward, Bartlett & Co.,
one thousand two hundred and sixty-four
dollars and thirteen cents for work done about
the State House by order of the Lieutenant
Governor and the State Librarian; and
Alexander B. Hagner one hundred and three
dollars and fourteen cents for costs for Thomas
II. Phipps, George Williams and Robert Ford,
for costs recovered in the Court Of Appeals
against the State, and H. S. Shryock 4 Son,
ffty-nine dollars and twenty-five cents John
r. Franklin for salary as Circuit Judge of the
Twelfth Judicial Circuit from November goth,
1865, five hundred and thirteen dollars and
seventy-fve cents; for j. e. G. Munroe for
articles furnished the General Assembly, sixty
dollars and twenty-eight cents; to Josias S.
Simmons, of Dorchester county, forty-seven
dollars and ninety-one cents for taxes errone-
ously paid into the Treasury to James S.
Waters the sum of forty dollars and fifty cents,
and to Gushing h Baily twenty-four dollars,
for stationery furnished the Lieutenant Gov
ernor's room; for the Assistant State Ii
brarian two hundred dollars additional the
Private Secretary Of the Governor, one hun
dred dollars additional; to Littleton n. Pole
for professional services in full, one hundred
and twenty five dollars to Small & Straun,
three hundred dollars FOR money enormously
paid into the Treasury as merchandise
brokers.
SEC. 2. And be IL enacted, That the Treasurer
of the State upon the warrant Of the Comp
troler of the Treasury Department, disburse
said sums of money herein appropriated for
the objects and purposes specified to or upon
the order Of the person or persons, bodies
polite or corporate, severally entitled thereto,
and upon the proper vouchers.
SEC. 3. And be az enacted That this Act shall
take effect from the date Of its passage.
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