The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-06-12

expenses incurred as Legislative commit.
tee to visit and report upon the condition
of the blind asylum at Vinton; ninety dol
lars.
SEC II, To John Beydolph, for transla-
ting the special message into the Swedish
language, fifteen dollars. .-s .-s.a
SIC l3, To Charles Jones, for transla-
ting the biennial message and inaugural
into Bohemian, fifty dollars.
SEC ID, To pay expenses Of distributing
the second volume oflcgislative documents
eighty dollars, or 20 much thereof as may
be Necessary.
SEC Is, TO B Arrundson, for printing
the Governors message, the inaugural ad-
dress, aud special message in the Noruc-
gian language, and for paper furnished for
the same, and for binding, the sum Of one
hundred and seventy dollars and sixty-fve
cents. s'' 7a+
SEC l6, For the payment Of the sala ries
of the officers and employees Of the state
reform school for the ensuing two years,
the sum Of four thousand dollars, or so
much thereof as may be necessary.
SEC II, To Jonathan Thatcher, for 81
days services as postmaster, at i've dollars
per day four hundred and thirty.fvc' dol
lars. r. .,.-...-..s -..s.-...av
SEC 1s, To Geo F Work for 81 days ser
per day, four hundred and thirty-fve
dollars. S.,
SEC 10, To Lewis p Baker for 81 days
servit cs as mail carrier, at five dollars
per day, four hundred and thirty-fve dol
lars. .a'..l -
SEC 20, To G G Bennett, for eight days
service as president pro tempore Of the
senate, the sum oftwsnty-four dollars.
. SEC u, To Thodore Guelich, for trans
lasing the biennial and special messages
into German fifty dollars.
SEC %, To w A Holcomb for translating
the bienial message and the inaugural into
the Swedish language, fifty dollars.
SEC 2S, To N Gesman for translating
the biennial message, the inaugural address
aud special messages into the Holland lam
guage, the sum of sixty dollars.
SIC ~, To H G Bulls, NJ A Dashiell,
and E Neesham for expenses incurred as
legislative committee to visit and report
upon the condition Of the insane asylum at
Mt Pleasantr-twenty dollars e;.ch.-sixty
dollars.
SEC Is, TO L E Fellows, Charles G
Trusdell, and j T Atkins for expenses in
Cured rs Legislative committee to visit and
report upon the condition Of the state uni
vel-sity and deaf and dumb asylum At Iowa
city-twenty dollars each-sixty dollars.
SEC Is, For the payment Of expenses in
Cured by 4 8 Bartell, 7 H Bixley, r 8
Buell., VILLAIN Burrell.A Hamilton, Thos
Chace X X Lyman, s J Buck and L +
Parker in making defense against
prosecution commenced against them for
tho arrest, in pursuance Of IN order of the
Governor, Of the members Of certain
military company supposed to have boen
implicated in the murder Of Provost Mar
shals Woodruff aud Basha( o IRE, the sum
Of three hundred and thirty-tive dollars.
SEC 81, For payment to Daniel Ellyson.
for eighteen days services making list OF
notariss public at four dollars per day.
seventy-fvc dollars.
SEC %, To Frank Sutton, for making d.
;grams Of the representatives hall ond Of
the senate chamber, twenty dollars.
SEC 20, To the state horticultural society
for the encouragement Of horticulture, for
the years 1868 and 1869, each the sum Of
eight hundred dollars-sixteen hundred
dollars.
SEC. 80, To the capitol city coronet band
for services rendered on the occasion Of
the Inauguration Of Governor Merrill,
thirty dollars.
SEC 81, For the payment Of claims for
material furnished for the stockade and
building at Esthervillc, as follows: to +
Whitcomb, forty dollars; to Hiram Barrett
twenty-five dollars; to Jessee Coverdale,
fifty dollars; to Charles Jarvis, fifty dollars
TO R Hopkins, one hundred and seventy
five dollars
SEC 80, To jenkins and Davis for saw
ing twenty-four thousand feet oflumber for
the stockade at Estherville, in the years
1862 and 1868, by order Of Captain Will
lam H Ingham, the sum Of two hundred
and forty dollars.
SEC 50, For the payment Of subscriptions
for newspapers taken by the members Of