North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-07-08
Observation-Disclosures, JULY 8. 1858.
LAWS OF IOWA.
PUBLISHED ny AUTHORITY.
p l67.

CHAPTER 167.
SPECIAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
AN ACT making appropriations for the per diem an
expenses of The twelfth General Assembly, and 70
other purposes.
Section 1. Be 1t enacted by the General Assembl,
OF the State of Iowa, That the following sums o
money are hereby appropriated out of any monies i,
purposes herein named.
Bee. 2 For the payment Of the per diem Of the mem
bers, officers, and employees Of the House OF kepres
20 much thereof as may be necessary, the said amount
TO be paid upon a general certificate showing the
amount duo each member, officer ana empi1ye re
spectively, which certificate shall be signed by the
speaker and chief clerk of the House OF Representa-
tivss, and the President and secretary OF the senate
and the Auditor Of State shall issue q warrant for the
Sec. 8. For the payment of the per diem of the mem
bers, officers, and employees cfthe Senate, the sum oil
seventeen thousand nine hundred and fifty dollars, or
no much thereof n s may be necessary to be audited
and paid as provided for in section two of this act.
Sec 4. Ts Letson e. sne 81, Tor carriages and Incl
tea To the Agricultural College and Farm, and return,
fortv.eight dollars and fifty cents.
tr;hntion of the Adjutant Generals Report of 1868,
the ann of two hundred dollars or 30 much thereof as
nav be necessary, to be drawn by the secretary OF
state as the same may be needed for the prosecution
sec. 6. To william Larabee. RIM, Burnett, and J.
n. Hatch, for expenses incurred as a legislative COM
mittee to visit and report upon the condition Of the
Orphans Home at Davenport $50 each-ninety dol.
lars.
Wright, for expenses incurred as a Legislative commit.
tee to visit and report upon tn condition of the Or.
phans' Home at dlenwood. and the location of tho
Deef and Gumb Asylum at Council Blufs-Sl0 each
one hundred and twenty dollars.
Sec. 8. To Theron W. Woolson, Samuel McNutt
and J. W. Brown, for expenses incurred as a legisla-
tive committee to visit and report upon the condition
Of the penitentiary. and also the suitableness of the
'8olferinO farm" as a site for the proposed State Re
for = School, also the buildings and farm of the
NW ZkaB MntuA1 IAhnr SchOpl rs "a tennprary lncn.
ton for said reform school, $50 each-one hundred
and fifty dollars.
Sec. 10. To VIM. G.. Donnan. w. P. Gaylord, and
Thomas B. Knapp for expenses incurred as a legisla.
tive committee to visit and report upon the condition
Of the Orphans Home at Cedar Falls, $50 each one
Sec. II. To Geo. Il. Grinath, Joel Brown, aud John
W. Traer, thirty dollars each for expenses incurred AS
. Legislative committees to visit and report upon the
condition Of the Blind Asylum al Vinton; ninety dol
Sec. II. To John Beydolph. for translating the
special message into the Swedish language, fifteen
Sec. 10. To Charles Jones, for translating tho bien-
NAL message and inaugural into Bohemian, fifty dol.
lars. -s
Sec. ii. To pay expenses of distributing the second
volume of legislative documents, eighty dollars, or SO
much thereof As may be necessary.
or's message, the inaugural address, and special mes
sage, in the Norwegian language, and for paper furn-
ished for the same. and for binding, the sum Of one
hundred and seventy dollars and sixty five cents.
Sec. Ia For the payment of the salaries of the Of
6cers and employees Of the State Reform School for
the ensuing year, the sum of four thousand dollars, or
20 much thereof ~ my be necessary.
Sec. II. To Jonathan Thatcher, for 81 days services
- postmaster at five dollars per day, four hundred
Sec. Is. TO Geo. +. Work, for 81 days services as
assistant postmaster, 1--WE dollars per day, four hum
dred and thirty-6ve dollars.
Sec. 10. To Lewis ?. Baker. for 81 days services as
mail carrier, at five dollars per day, four hundred and
Sec. 20. TO q. G. Bennett, for eight days service az
0panidauk ~ fSn,nn ~ tina neuafa tha s.rpr n tvonxuI
Sec. 81. To Theodore Guelich, for translating the
biennial and special messages into German, fifty dol
Sec. q. To W. A. Holcomb, for translating the
biennial message and the inaugural into the Swedish
Sc. Is. TO N. J. Gesman, for translating the bien-
NAL message, the inaugural address, and special mes
sages into the Holland language, the sum of sixty
Sec. "a. To II. G. Bulls, NJ. A. Dashiell, and X.
Aeishsm, for expenses incurred as Legislative commit
sane Asylum at Mt. Pl~easant-twenty dollars each,-
Sec. Is. To L.. r. Fellows, Charles G. Truesdell,
and J. I. Atkins. for expenses incurred as Legislative
to visit and report upon the condition of
the State University and Deaf and Dumb Asylum at
Iowa City-twenty dollars each-sixty dollars.
!. s. Dartfe, T. II. Bixly. r. s. Buell., William Burreli,
AT: Hamilton, Thos. Chase, r. X. Lyman, 8. J. Buck
and IL Parker, In making a defense against a pros
ecucon commenced against the 1 for the arrest, in
OF an order Of the Governor, OF the men,
bsrs of q certain military company. supposed to have
been implicated in the murder OF Provost Marshais
Woodruff and B~ash(olre, the sum Of three hundred
and thirty-ive dollars.
Sec. n. For payment to Daniel Ellyson. for eight
een days services, making list OF notariss public, at
dollars per day, eventy-tivedollaIs
Sec. %. To Frank Sutton, for making diagrams OF
the Representatives Hall and OF the Senate Chamber,
twenty dollars.
Sec. %. To the State horticultural Society. for the
encouragement Of horticulture, tor the years 1868 and
1859, each the sum OF eight hundred doilars-sixteen
dollars. !
Sec. 80. To the Capital City Cornet Rand. for ser
vices rendered on the occasion oil the inauguration Of
Merrill, thirty dollars. Il
Sec. 81. For the payment of claims for material
for the stockake and building at Estherviile,
follows: To L. Whiteconab. fosty dollars to Iii
Barrett. twenty-five dollars: to jesse Coverdale,
2ty dollars; to Charles Jarvis, fifty dollars; to }. Il.
Lopkins, one hundred and seventy Ave dollars.
1 Sec. 81. To jenkins and Davis for saving twenty
tur thousand feet of lumber for the stocxade ut
[sthervilie, in the years 1852; and 1868, by order of
hptain William II. Ingham, tho sum Of two hundred
nd forty dollars.
Bee. 50. For the payment Of subscriptions for
taken by members OF the Senate, the
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