Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-08-31
LAWS OF IOWA.
Published By .Aathority.l
CHAPTER 81,
Special Appropriations.


n ACT making appropriations fol
the per diem and the expenses of the
Eleventh General Assembly and fol
other purposes.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted By the Gen.
Graf assembly Of the State Of IOpa, That
the following sums of money are here.
the State Treasury not otherwise appro.
priated, to the persons, and for the pur-
poses herein named.
SEC. =. For the payment of the per
diem of the members, officers, and en-
ployees of the House of Representatives
the sum of thirty thousand, six hun
dred dollars, or so much thereof as may
be necessary. The said amount to be
paid on the report of the Ways and
Means Committee, which report shall
he 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 warrant
for the amount so paid.
SEC. 3. For the payment of the per
diem of the members, officers and en-
ployees of the Senate, the sum of seven
teen thousand, one hundred dollars, or
so much thereof as may be necessary,
to be audited and paid as provided for
in Section 2 of this Act.
SEC. 4. 10 f. III. Stiles, NJ. NJ. Wall
den, and ]. HI. Brown, for expenses in
Cured as Legislative Committee, to
visit and report upon the condition of
the Penitentiary at Fort Madison, fifty
seven dollars each. One hundred and
seventy-one dollars.
SEC. 5. l.. w. Ross, G.. G. Bennett,
and A. Boomer, for expenses incurred
as a Legislative Committee, to visit and
report upon the condition of the Asy-
um for the Insane at Mount Pleasant,
forty-three dollars 5000 each. One
hundred and thirty-and fifty cents.
SEC. q. To j. +. McJunkin, A. S.
Belt, and A. l.. Mcpherson, for expen-
ses incurred as Legislative Committee
to visit and report upon the condition
of the State University, and the Asy-
lum for the Deaf and Dumb, at Iowa
City, $50 03-l00 each. Cne hundred and
seventeen dollars. ea
SEC. I. TO II. c. Henderson, d. G.
Goodrich, and G.. Close, for expenses
incurred rs a Legislative Committee to
visit and report upon the condition of
the Blind Asylum at Vinton, $4S O0-10O
each. One hundred and forty-four dol
lars.
SEC. s. To A. M. Larimer, L. w.
Hart, X. Nj. Burnett, and III. Nj. Thorn
sen, for expenses incurred as a Legsla-
tive Committee to visit and report upon
the cor .-.tion of the Orphans Home at
Cedar Falls and Davenport, Sill O0-100
EACH. -Four hundred and forty -four
dollars.
SEC. 0. To J. Is. Powers, John Rus
sell, and II. S. Finkbine, for expenses
incurred as Legislative Committee to
visit and report upon the condition of
the Agricultural College and Farm in
Story county, SIS 00-ltO each. Forty
five dollars.
SEC. 10. To L. w. McEldery for
eightysiX days. service as Postmaster
to the Eleventh General Assembly, at
four dollars and fifty cents per day, the
sum of three hundred and eighty-s seven
dollars.
SEC II. To L. p. Baker, for eighty
six days service as Assistant Postmas-
ter, at four dollars per day, the sum of
three hundred and forty-four dollars,
and the additional sum of one hundre
and seventy-two dollars for expenses
incurred in carrying the mail to and
from the Capitol. ~
SEC. II. TO j. G. Walker aud Ed
ward Johnson, for services rendered as
Commissioners to lease the convict Ia.
Dor of the Iowa Penitentiary, So each.
Fifty dollars.
SEC. I3. TO George Shedd, in full of
principal, interest, and costs of a judg-
ment rendered December 18th, 1865, in
the District Court of Lee county, in IA
vor of said Shedd, and against Edward
A. layton, as Warden of the Iowa Pen
itentiary, the sum of one hundred and
twenty-three dollars and seventy cents.
SEC. IA. TO David Beach, for servi.
cCs as Assistant Surgeon of the 4tl
Regiment Iowa Infantry, the sum o.
seventy-six dollars and seventy cents.
SEC. -. TO j. Simington, for chairs
for the President of the Senate, and the
Speaker of the House, the sum of fifty
five dollars.
SIC. is. To r. A. Smith, for lumbe
used in building a stockade fort at Spir.
it Lake, the sum Of three hundred and
- 1ifty-one dollars and ninety EIGHT cents.
SEC. II. To c. S. Wilson, for trans
lating and printing the Governors
Message into the Holland language, the
sum of one hundred and twcnty-nine
dollars and sixty cents. ..
SEC. Is. To Hibberd and Spencer
for knives and eraSers, the sum of three
hundred and one dollars and eighty-five
cents.
SEC. 10. To the United States Eek.
press Company, for transportation, the
sum of four dollars and seventy-five
cents.
SEC. 20. To N. b. Baker, Adjutant
lOT IucI duu
quarters, the sum OF four hundred and
ninetyfour dollars and sixty-thret
cents.
SEC. p. To the Chicago and NORTH
Western Railroad Company for trans
portation Of volunteers, the sum Of
eight dollars and seventy-nine cents.
SEC. %. To ID. A. Poorman, for O
diagram of the House of Represents
tives, the sum of ten dollars.
SEC. %. To Robert E. Ridley, fol
lumber used in the stockade at Esther.
vile, the sum of two hundred and sixty
dollars.
8 SEC. "a. To the Chicago and Alton
Railroad Company, for the Transports
ton of Iowa volunteers, the sum o.
eighteen dollars and eighteen cents.
SEC. %. For the relief of Perry Tul
lis, disabled Iowa Volunteer, the sum
of five hundred and sixty dollars.
SEC. 26. To L. c. Byers, volunteer
whilst in the State service, the sum Of
thirty-fivc dollars.
..a SEC. q. To David Hunter, for the
pay of himself and assistant, elghty-six
days as fireman, at five dollars per day
-four hundred and thirty dollars.
SEC. IS. To Abraham jacobson, fol
Inaugural messages of the Governor in
to the Norwegian language, the sum o
fifty dollars.
Sec. 90. TO NJ. c. Wright, as clerk
of the wareroom, eighty-siX days a
four dollars per day-the sum of three
hundred and forty-four dollars.
SEC. 30. To Mills & Company TO
stationery for the use of the Genera
Assembly furnished to the Secretary o
State and the Chief Clerk of the House
the sum Of four hundred and fifty-nin.
dollars and ninety-two cents.
SEC. 81 To Wesley Redhead, for sta
tionery for the use of the General AS
sembiy, furnished to the Secretary O
State and Chief Clerk of the House o
Representatives, the sum of nine hun
dred and eighty dollars, and forty-fiv'
cents.
SEC. 80. For tile payment of tn
postage of the Eleventh General As
sembly, the sum of ten thousand tiv
hundred and twenty one dollars ant
fifteen cents.