Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-23

| SIC. lO. 10 WIN u DonnAn, w PGa1
lord, and Thomas b Knapp for expenses ia
CURED a. Legislative committee 10 visit N
report upon the condition Of The Orphan.
Home At Cedar Fails--450 each---oue hun
drcd and fifv dollars.
SEC. II. To 0eorge r Griffith, Joe
Bro ~n, and Joha W Traes, thirty dollar
each for expenses incurred ~ . legislasiv,
committee to visit and report upon The con
ditioa OF the Blind Asylum Al vin.on nine
y dollars.
sEc. u. To John Reydolph, for trans,
lating the special message into The Sweeisl
language, fifteen dollars.
SEC. l3. To Charles Jones, for transla.
ting the biennial message and inaugural in.
TO Bohemian, fifiy dollars.
SEC. IA. To pay expenses of distribu-
ting the second volume Of legislative docu.
ments, eighty dollars, or 40 much thereof O.
may be necessary.
Sec. u. To D Arundson, for printing
the Governors message, the Inaugural I'D,
dress aud special messsge In the Norwegian
language, and for psper furnished for the
same, and for biading, The sun Of one hun>
dred and seventy dollars asd sixty.fve
cents.
Sec. lc. For the payment Of .hs salaries
OF The officers and employees sf ~ 0sats
Reform School eor The ensuing two yeass.
the sum Of four thousand dollars, or 80 much
thereof a. may be necessary.
Sec. II. To Jonathan Thatcher, for 81
days services - postmaster, at 1--WE dollars
per day. four hundred and thirty Eve dol>
lars.
Sec. 10. To George + Work, for 81 days
services as assistant postmaster, Eve dollass
per day, four hundred and thir,y-fve dol
lars.
Sec. 10. To Lewis r Baker, for 81 days'
services rs mail carrier, at fvs dollars Der
day, four hundred and ihirsy-Gvs dollars.
Sec. 20. 10 q q Bennett, Tor eight days
service as President pro tempove Of the Sen.
ate. the sum of tweniy,lour dollars.
Sec. ~. To Theodore Gucl.ch, fortrsns.
la'ing the biennial aud special messages in.
to German, fifty dollars,
Sec. 22. To w A Holconb, for transla.
ting the biennial message and the innueur.
al into the Swedish language, 6ny dol>
lars.
Sec. %. To N ] Gesman, for transls.
'ing tho biennial message, the inaugural I'd.
dress, and special messages into the Hol>
land language, The sum Of sixty dollars.
Sec. "a. To II c Bulls, NJ A Dashieli,
and + Neasbem, for expenses incurred a.
legislative committee 10 visit aud report up>
on the condition Of the Insane Asvlum 1t
NJ. Pleasant--twenty dollars each-sixty
dollars.
Sec. 25. To L 4 Fellows, Charles G
Trusdell, and T Atkins, for expenses in.
CURED - legislative committee 10 visit aud
report upon the condition Of the State Upi>
versity and Deaf and Dumb Asylum at 10.
va City-iwenty dollars eack--sixty dol.
lars.
Sec. 2c. For the payment Of expenses
incurred By Z Bartell, 7 II Bixly, r 8
Buell., William Burrell, A J Hamilton, Thos.
Chace, X X Lyman, s J Buck, and L +
Parker, 10 making dessnse against pros.
ecution commenced against them for Tho
arrest, in pursuance Of an order Of The Cow
srnor, Of The member Of . certain military
company, supposed to have been Implicated
10 the murder Of Provoss.N NarsAa,s Wood.
ru6 and Bashalo]re, the ssm Of three haa.
dred and thirty ave dollars.
Sec. p. For The payment 70 Daniel "a
Tyson. for eishsesa days services, making
list OF notaries publie, u four dollars per
day, seventy .6ve dollars.
Bee. ". To Frank 0ue4ou, for uoktaR
kiagnms Of the Representatives Han ol ths
Seaase Cchamber, twenty dollars.
Sec. 70. To the State Horticultural So.
ciety, for the encouragement Of hosticultusp.
for the ysars 1855 end leS9, each ths enc
Of eight hundred dollan-sixtcea Ausdrsd
dollars.
Sec. 30. To the Capital CITY Corues
Band, for services rendered on the occasion
Of the Inauguration Of Govsrnor Merrill,
thirty dollars.
Sec. 81. For the payment of claims for
material furnished for the ssoekads and
building as Estherville, a. follows. To L
Whitcomb, forty dollars to Hiram Barrett,
twenty Eve dollars to Jesse Coverdale, ffty
dollars to Charles Jrrvis, ffty dollars TO J
r Hopkins, one hundred and seveaty>fiye
dollars.
Sec. 80. To Jenhins and Davis f.r saw.
ing twenty.four thousand feet Of lumber for
the s:ockade At Estherville, in The years
1862 and 1868, BY order of Captain VIM H
lngham, the sum Of two hundred and forty
dollars.
Sec. 33. For the payment of subscrip.
tons for newspapers taken BY members Of
the Senate, the snms followine. to.vit: