Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-14

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Sec. 81. For the expenses Of procur
ihg parchment and printing the Resoll.
tons amending the Constitution of the
United States abolishing Slavery, the
sum Of two hundred dollars, or so much
pended under the direction of the Secre-
tary OF State.
Sec. IS. To J. D. Hunter, for Is
daes services as Clerk to the Joint Com
mi,,ee on the Swamp Land Investigating
Committee, the sum of three hundred
and eighty dollars.
Sec. 81 AS additional compensation
to the Chief Clerk Of the House and Sec
rotary Of the Senate, for distributing the
Journal Of the House aud Senate, The
sum Of two hundred dollars each, to he
paid upon the completion Of said distri>
button.
Sec. 81. Ia c. Childs, for thirteen
days services as Clerk Of the Joint Com
miteo to enquire into the charges Of
fraud against The American Emigran:
Company, the sum of sixty-fve dollars.
See. So. Fer the payments of add
tion"l Clerk hire for Clerks employed. by
the Chief Clerk, the sum Of one hundred
dollars, or SO much thereof as may be
necessary, to be paid on the certificate Of
the Chief Clerk.
Sec. 50. For the payment Of addition
al Clerk hire in the Senate, the sum of
twenty five dollars, or so mnch thereof as
may be necessary, to be paid on the Ger
tifcate Of the Secretary,
Sec. 60. To Ambrose S Mead for
trees used in building a stock Ade BY Capt.
Choppers Company of the Northern nor-
der Brigade, the sum Of two hundred and
seven dollars.
Sec. 81. To Wm Hale, for five days.
services as Speaker pro ten, the sum Of
fifteen dollars.
Sec. G2,. For the payment Of the
Chap!ains Of the House of Representa-.
tlves, to be divided among themselves,
the sum OF two hundred and fGy.eight
dollars.
Sec. Ga. To J. II. Baker for thirty
eve gallons Of paste for use Of Eleventh
General Assembly, the sum of twenty.
six dollars and twenty cents.
Sec. 60. TO Theodore Guetich Cue
Itch for translating the Governors
Message into German, the sum OF twenty
five dollars.
Sec. C6. To John A. Dalllorf for
printing Governors Message in the Ger.
man language, printing paper, and ex
press charges, the sum OF two hundred
and three dollars and fifteen cents.
Sec. 81. TO Hugh Murray for two
days services in carrying the mail to The
Capitol, the sum Of eight dollars.
Sec. GS. To C. +. Soberg, of the
Emigration Emigrantenl Office, Madison,
Nisconsion, fer printing the Governors
Inaugural aad Biennial messages in the
Norwegian language, and for The paper
furnished therefor, aud for transa,ing the
same, the sum Of two hundred and i've
dollars aud thirty nine cents.
Sec. 80. To J. Z. Stibot, for transla-
ting the Governors Inaugural Message
into the German language, the sum of
twenty five dollars.
Sec. 20. To Der Demokrat for print
ing the Governors Inaugural Message in
German, the sum Of seventy seven dol
lars aud eighty cents.
Sec. IL. Fer expenses in relation to
sickness and tuEerai Of Hon. N T. Brown
the sum Of two hundred and eleven dol
lars and sixty five cents, as follows, viz:
Railroad and stage fare to aud from Des
MONIES Of Mrs. Brown and son. ..$il 90
Incidental expenses. 5 90
Medicine and board. q 20
Shroad, Grape, &c.................... IL 60
Burial lot in Cemetery least side. 10 13
Coffin and hearse.. 36 90
Two carriages. .................... 9 90
For draplng Hall. 9 80
Digging ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
LIZ. robertson, ten days atten-.
Vance. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70 W
DR.. Boomer, ten days attendance. % 90
SEC. ~. This Act being deemed of i'm
mediate Importance, shall take effect and
be in force from and after its publication
in the Daily State Register, and States.
man, daily newspapers published at Des
Moines. ...a -.
Approved April 2, 1866.
hereby certify that the foregoing Act
was published in the Iowa State Register
April 5th, 1866, and in the Statesman
April 9th, 1866.
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary Of State.
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gests that the ladies Of Toronto give the
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