The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-08
WHOLE No. 5l2.

cec lc. 10 HlDDafQ ana spencer, fOl
knives and erasers, the sum of three hun
dred and one dollars and eighty five cents
Sec 10. To the United States Expres:
Company, for transportation, the sum o.
four dollars and seventy-fye cents.
Sec 20. To N b Baker, Adjutant Cen
eral, for communication for fuel and quar-.
ters, the sum of four hundred and ninety
four dollars and sixty-three cents.
Sec 2l. To the Chicago and North
Western Railroad Company, for transport
alton of volunteers. the sum of eight dol
lars and seventy-ninc cents.
Sec'22. TO ID A Poorman, for dis.
gram of the House of Representatives, the
sum of ten dollrrs.
Sec %. To Robert f Ridley, for lum.
Der used in the stockade at Estherville, the
sum of two hundred and sixty dollars.
Sec "a. To the Chicago and Alton Rail-
road Company, for the transportation of
Iowa Volunteers, the sum of eighteen dol
lars and eighteen cents.
Sec 25. For the relief of Perry Tullis
a disabled Iowa Volunteer, the sum of five
hundred and sixty dollars.
Sec 26. 70 Z G Byers, volunteer
whilst in the State service, the sum of thir-
| ty-fve dollars.
Sec 27. TO David Hunter, for the pav
OF himself and assistant, eighty-six DAYS
as fireman, at five dollars per day-four
hundred and thirty dollars.
Sec %. To Abraham jacobson, for
services in translating the Biennial and
Inaugural messages of the Governor into
the Norwegian language, the sum of fifty
dollars.
Sec 90. To NJ C Wright, as clerk of the
wareroom, eighty-six days. at four dollars
per day. the sum of three hundred and for
ty-four dollars
Sec 30 To Mills & Co., for stationery
for the use of the General AsSemb V furn-
ished to the Secretary of State and the
Chief Clerk of the House. the sum of four
hundred and fifty nine dollars and ninety
two cents.
Sec 81. To Wesley Redhead. for sta
tionery for the use of the General Assem-
bly,, furnished to the Secretary of State
and Chief Clerk of the House of Reprcscn-
tatives, the sum of nine hundred and eigh-
ty dollars and forty-fve cents.
Sec 81. For the payment of the p st ,ge
OF the Eleventh General Assembly, the
sum of ten thousand five hundred and
twenty one dollars and fifteen cents.
Sec 33. For the payment of the post
age of the Eleventh General Assembly on
matter to be forwarded after the adjourn
ment, under the direction of the Secretary
of State, and for other expenses not other
wise provided for, the sum of five hundred
dollars, ar so much thereof as may be nee
e. sary.
Sec 81. To Getchell & Fletcher. for
lumber for repairs to Capitol building, the
sum of four dollars and ffty-nine cents.
Sec 81. To Samuel Persing for labor,
and material on Capitol building repaits,
the sum of two hundred and fif. y-tour do
lars and twelve cents.
Sec 36. To JK & w II Gilchrist for
lumber, doors, sash, &C.. for repairing
Capitol building. the sum of one hundred
and twenty-eight dollars and ninetr cents.
Sec 81. To Merrill kenily, for furni-
ture for Capitol building, the sum of sew
enty-two dollars and seventy-fve cents.
Sec SO. To Plumb Bros. & Co.. for
clocks, the sum of fifty dollars.
Sec 80. To John Glden, for masonry
and material in repairs to Capitol building
the sum of six hundred dollars.
Sec 20. TO VIM Riddle, for storm doors
to Capi:ol building, the sum of thirty-six
dollars.
See Al. To L II Bush, for lamps. Chin
neys, g., for use of General Assembly,
the sum Of thirty-six dollars and thirty
five cents.
Sec A. To Childs & Howell for repairs
to furnaces, the sum of one hundred and
torty-seven dollars and FIVE cents.
Sec 49, To Childs & Howell. for mate
rials and rel airs to Capitol build 'ng, the
sum of three hundred and one dollars and
cents.
Sec 44. To Patrick Bereny, for mason
work on reairs to Capitol building, the sum
of seventy-two dollars.
Sec IS. To Fuller, Warren & Co.. for
vcntilators, registers, &C., for Capitol
building, the sum of forty-two dollars and
sixty cents.
Sec 46. To VIM. Remsburs. for labor
and material used in repairs to Capitol
building the sum of one hundred and for
ty-nine dollars and sixty-nine cents.
Sec A.. To Mills & Co., for stationery
for the use of the Eleventh General Assem-
bly,, the sum of thirteen hundred and twen-
ty dollars and forty-four cents.
Sec rs. To Joseph B. Young, for the
amount due him as mileage, the sum of
forty-two dollars.
Sec 40. To supply deficiency in the
appropriation for mileage Of the members
of the Senate Of the Eleventh General AS
sembly, the sum of thirty dollars.
Sec 80. TO II A Copeland, for expen-
ses incurred as witness before the
"Swamp Land Investigating Committee
the sum of one hundred dollars.
Sec 81 To G W Drake, for telegram to
Ii A Copeland, the sum of two dollars and
thirty-tiye cents.
Sec 81. For the payment of the sub
for newspapers taken by men,
bers of the House of Representatives the
sums following, to wit:
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