Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-15
LAWS OF IOWA.
Published by Authority.
CHAPTER ls7.

AN ACT making Appropriations for the per
diem and Expenses of the Twelfth General
Assem- 7ly, and for other Purposes.
SscYIov l. he II enacted by TIE GsnsraI Assefn
" Of the State or Lor0, That the following sums
OF money are hereby appropriated out Of sny
moneys IN the state treasury not otherwise ap
propriate /, 10 the persons and for the purposes
herein named.
SEC. 9. For the payment OF the per diem Of
the members, officers, and the employees Of the
House Of Representative, the sum OF thirty two
thousand dollars, or - much thereof as may be
necessary, the said amount to be paid upon .
certificate showing the amount due each MEM
Der, officer and employee respectively, which
certificate shall be signed by the speaker aud
chief clerk .of the House OF Representatives,
and the President and secretary Of the senate,
and the auditor Of state shall issue . warrant
for the amount so paid.
SEC g. For the pa, ment Of the per diem Of
the members, officers, and employees of the
senate, the sum of seventeen thousand nine hun
dred aud lfy dollars, or 80 much thereof ~
may be necessary; to be audited and paid as pro-
viccd for in section two of this act.
SEC. T. To Lesion K Sheer, for carriages and
incidental expenses in carrying the Joint visiting
committee to the, Agricultural College ana
Farm, and return, foriy-sight dollars and fifty
cents.
SEC 5. Fer the payment Of the expenses Of
theldistribution of the Adjutant Generals Re
port OF 1865, the sum Of two hundred dollaes or
so much thereof as may be necessary, to be
necessary. to be drawn by the secretary Of state
as the same may be needed for the prosecution
oil the work.
SLc o. To William Larrabec, n. NJ. Burnett.
and J. II. Hatch. for expenses incurred as . leg
islative committee TO visit and report upon the
condition OF the Orphans Home Of Dauenport.
$50 esch-nineiy dollars.
SIC 7. To Robert Smyth, l.. =. Parker, and
p. g. Wright. tor expenses incurred as a legs-
lative committee to visit and report upon the
condition of the Orphans Home at Glenwood,
and tue location Of tho Deaf and Dumb Asylum
At Council bluBs--t4c each-one hundred and
twenty dollars.
SEC. S. To Theron W. Woolson Sameul Nc
Mutt, aud J. w. Brown, for expenses incurred
rs egislative committee TO visit and report up
on the condition OF the penitentiaIy, and alse
the uitableness Of the "Solferlno farm as q
site for the proposed state reform school, also
buildings and farm of the Whites manual labhi
school a. temporary loo alton for said reform
school. o5ol each-one hundred and fifty dolars
SEo. To-. TO William q. Donnaa, W. y. Gay
lord, and Thomas b. Knapp for excuses incurred
as . legislative COMMITTEES to visit and report up
on the con .iit,on OF the Orphans Home at &c
| dar Falls, $50 each one hundred and fifty dol
| lars.
Src. IL. To George E. Griffith, Joel Brown.
/ and John W. TrAer, thirty dollars each for ex
psnses incurred ss legislative committee y
visit and report upon the condition Of the Blint
Asylum at vinton; ninety dollars.
SIC. IL. To John bsyds!ph, fer translatinl
the special message into the Swedish language
! fifteen dollas.
SIC. Is. To Charles Jones, for sranslatin,
| the biennial message and inaugural into Bohemi
an, nifty dollars.
SEC. IA. To pay expenses Of distributing th
second volume Of Legislative documents, eight
dollars, or 90 much thereof a. may be pecessa
SEC. Is To B. Arruudson, for printing n
| Governors message, the inaugural address, IN
| special message IN the Norwegian language
and for paper furnished for the same, and 70
| binding. the sum Of one hundred and sevent
dollars and sixty i've cents.
Enc. l6 For the payment Of the salaries Z
the officers and employees 81 the state reforr
school for the ensuing two years, the sum Q
four thousand dollars, or 80 much thereof .
| may be necessary.
SEE. II, To Jonathan Thatcher, for 81 dayi
services a. postmaster, at I'VE dollars per day
four hundred and thirty-fve dollars.
Sac. Is. To George +. Work, for 81 day.
services as assistant postmaster, i've dollars pc
day, fous hundred and thrty i've dollars.
SIC. 10. To Lewis I. Baker: for 81 days eel
vice a. mail carrier, at ave dollars per day, fou
hundred and thirty five dollars.
Sac. 20. To G.. G.. Bennett. for eighty day
services % President pro tempors Of the senat,
the sum Of twenty four dollars.
SEC. 81. To Theodore Guelich. fer transls
tlu0 the blenniol ana epeciSi meSee&ee 1910 oo
man language, fifty dsllars.
SEC 81. To W. A. Holoomb, for tlanslatr
the biennial message and the inaugural into Il
Swedish language, fry dollars.
SEC 9s. To n. J. Gesman, for trauslating Il
bienpial message. the inaugural address, a
special messages into the Holland language, II
| sum of sixty dollars.
SEc -. TO II. q. Bulls. NJ. A. Dashiell, ~
f. Meashsm, for expenses incurred - legisl
tive committee to visit and report upon the col
dision Of the Insane Asylum ct Mt. Pleasant
twenty dollars each-sixty dollars.
Src IS. To l. b. Fellows and Charles
Trusdeil, and A. E. Atkins. for expsasss incu
red as a legislative commmittee, to visit and r
port upon The condition Of the state universal
and deaf and dumb asylum at Iowa City-twen
dollars each-sixty dollars.
Sac. 26. For the payment OF expenses incu
redb BY e 8 Bartsll, I h Bixiey. B Buell., WI
liam Burrsli, Al Hamilton. Thomas Chace,
Lyman. 8 Buck, and Z Parker, in mskil
defense against . prosecution commsnct
against them for the arrest, in pursance Of |
order OF the Govereor, Of the members Of
certain military company, supposed 70 he
been implicated in the murder Of Provost No
shals Woodruff and Basha(o ORE. the san
thrve hundred and thirty I've dollars
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