Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-06-05
CHAPTER l87.

How ou Hlc IN tnIs ONCE.
ED WRIGHT,
t. Sec'y of State,
CHAPTER I67.
AN ACT making Appropriations
for the per diem aud Expenses of
the Twelfth General assembly, and
for other purposes. j
SECTION /. BE it enacted by the
General -Assepsbty Of the Mate OF Io,oa,
That the following sums of money
are hereby appropriated out Of any
moneys I'm tho State treasury not
otherwise appropriated, to the per-
SONS and for the purposes herein
named a ISIS E,43 4s.i ifs5.,4s
SEC. i. For the payment Of the
per diem of the members, officers,
and employees of the House of Rep
resentatives. the sum of thirty-two
thousand dollars, or so much thereof
as may be necessary, the said amount
10 be paid upon a general certificate
showing the amount due each mem
ber, officer, and employees respective
ly, which certificate shall be signed
by the Speaker and chief clerk OF the
House of Representatives, and the
President and secretary of the state.
and the Auditor of State shall issue a
warrant for the amount SO paid,
SEC. 3 For the payment of the Der
diens of the members, officers. and
employees of the Senate, the sum of
seventeen thousand nine hundred
and fifty dollars, or so much thereof
as may be necessary: to be audited
and paid as provided for In section
two of this act. -
SEC. 4. TO Lctson & Sheer, for
carriages and incidental expenses
carrying the joint visiting commit.
tee to the Agricultural College and
Farm, and return, forty-cigi,t dollars
and fifty cents. VA
SEC. 5. For the payment of the
expenses of the distribution of the
Adjutant Generals Report of 1868,
the sum of two hundred dollars or so
much thereof as may be necessary, 10
be drawn by the Secretary of State as
The same may be needed for the pros
cc,itiof ofthe work.
SEC. o. TO William I.arrabee, II.
Nj. Burnett, and j. IA. Match, for ex-
penses incurred as n legislative com
nittee To visit and report upon the
condition of the Orphans Home nj
Davenport $50 each--ninety dollars.
See. z. To Robert Smyth, Il. Il.
Parker, and p. q. Wright, for ex-
penses incurred rs n legislative COM
mittee to visit and report upon the
condition OF the Orphans Homo al
Glenwood, and the location OF the
Deaf and Dumb Asylumiat Council
3luffs-$40 each-one huldred and
twenty dollars. ~
Sec. 8. To Thereon w. Woolson
Samuel McNutt and J.. Brown, for
expenses incurred as a legislative
committee TO visit and report upon
the condition of the penitcntiary,
and also the suitableness of the "Sol-
ferino farm, " as O site TO: the pro-
posed State Reform Scllool, also the
buildings and farm of the "Nyhitesn
Manual Labor School ns temporary
location for said Reform School, $50
each,; one hundred and fifty dollars.
SEC. 10. ToiWm. q. Donnan, w. /.
p. Gaylord, aud Thomas B. Knapp
for expenses incurred as Legislative
committee to visit and report upon
the condition of the Orphans Home
at Cedar Falls, SO each; one hun.
dred and fifty dollarr.
SEC. IL. TO, Geo. Il. Griffith, Joel
Brown, and John w. Traer, thirty
dollars tacii for expenses incurred az
o legislative committee to visit and
report upon the condition OF the
Blind Asylum at vinton; ninety
SEC. IL. To John Beydolph, for
translating the special messages into
tho Swedish language, fifteen dol
lars. aH Gta
- SEC. 10 To Charles Jones, for
translating the biennial message and
inaugural into Bohemian, fifty dol.
lars. ksAts -
SEC. IA To pay expenses OF dis
tributing the second volume of legis-
latiye documents, eighty dollars. or
So omuch thereof as may hesnecessary
Il SEC. Is. To B. Arrundson, for
!. printing the Governors message, the
inaugural address, and special mes
sage In the Norwegian language, aud
for paper furnished for the same, and
for binding, the sum OF one hum
!, fdred and sevefsy dollars and sixty
five cents. ~
a SEC. is. For the payment OF the
salaries OF the officer 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.
j SEC. II. To Johuathnn Thatcher
: 81 days services as postmaster, al
FIVE dollars per day, four hundred
and thirty-fve dollars, - -
SEC. Is. To Geo. +. Work, for 81
: days services rs assistant postmaster
, five dollars per day, four hundred
: aud thirty-five dollars.
SEC. 10. To Lewis p. Baker. fol
3 81 days services aa mail carrier, a
H five dollars per day, four nundret
0 and thirty-five dollars. tas /.
e SEC. 20. To q. q. Bennett, fol
: eight days services as President pr'
!. tenipore of the Senate, the sum q
Q twenty -four dollars.
i SEC. 81. To Theodore GueIich, fo
: translating the biennial and spccia
L messages Into German, fifty dollars
], SEC o. To w. A. H0lc0ff1b, 10
e ltranslating the biennial message an
y the inaugural into the Swedish Ian
: ruage. fifty dollars. q
$ SEc. % To N. j. Gesman, 10
translating the biennial message, tn
8 inaugural address, and special mes
n sages into the Holland Language, tn
sum Of sixty dollar.
4 SEC. "a. TO III. G. Rulis, M. "A
Il Dashiell, and Il. Menshem, for es
J, tpcfses incurred as Legislative con
q mittee to visit and report upon til
. condition OF the Insane Asylum
b Mt. Pieasant--twenty dollars each, !
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