The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-05
Psbl,.hsd by A.tAerity.
CHAPTER 1877.

LAWS % IOWA.
Pssl,.h.a sy A-sAer''y. i
cHAprER 1877.
SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS BILL.
ANACT making Appropriations for the per diem
aud Expenses Of the Twelfth General Assembly,
srcrro. /. Be- il eaaesed b he Gsasras Assem-
Au Of Tie State of issa, Thst the following
sums Of money are hereby appropriated out Of
anv ' moneys n tho State trssasry rot othsrufse
appropriated, to the persons snd for the purposes
herein named = ~ ~ 49,.
Src. & For the paymant okthe PR disn Of the
members, esssess aaa employees Of sAs Heass of
Representatives, the sum Of thirty-two thousand
dollars or so much thereof a. may BE- necessary,
the said amount 10 Be- paid upon general eerti6-
cafe showing the amount due each member officer
and employee respectively, which certificate shall
be signed by the Speaker andchief clerk Of the
House Of Representatives,, and the President and
Secretary of the Senate, and the Auditor Of State
shall issue a warrant for the amount 80 paid.
SIC 8. For the payment Of the per diem of the
m mbers, officers and employees Of the Senate, the
sum OF seventeen thousand nine hundred and fifty
dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary
10 be audited and paid as Pfottded lot IN section
two of this act
SEC. L. To Lesion q Sheer, for carriages and
incidental expenses carrying the joint visiting
committee to the Agricultural College and Farm,
and return, forty -sight dollars and 6fty cents.
SEc. s. For the payment of the expenses of the
distribution Of the Adjutant Generals Report Of
1868, the of two hundred dollars so much
thereof as may be necessary, to be drawn by the
Secretary Of State AZ the same may be needed for
the prosecution fthe work.
SEC. 6. To William Larrabee, r. N. Burnett,
and ]. Il. Hatch, fer expenses incurred as leg
islative committee to visit and report npon thscon
dition of the Orphans Home, at Davenport, $50
eacb--ninety dollars.
See. l. To Robert Smyth, L. F. Parker and p.
@, Wright for expenses incurred - . legislative
committee to visit and report upon the condition
OF the Orphans Home ut Gieuwood, and the ioca-
lion Of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum at Council
BtuHs--$ao eaoh-~one hundred and twenty dol
lars.
SEC. s. To Theron " woolson, Samuel McNust
and J W Brown, for expenses incurred az iegis-s
latiye committee to visit and report upon
the condition of the penitentiary, and
also the suitabeness Of the "Solferino
farm, as site for the proposed State Re-
firm School also the buildings and farm Of the
aWhite,sa Manual Labor School \ temporary
location for said Rsferm School, $50 esch--one
hundred and fifty dollars.
kpe. 10. To VIM G Donnan, " P Gaylord and
Thomas Knapp, for expenses incurred as leg
islaiiys committee TO visit and report upon the
condition Of the orphan, Home .. Cedar Falls
SIC. ii. To George E Griffith, Joel Brown and
John ~ Traer thirty dollars each, for expenses
incurred as legislative committee to visit and re-
Yrrt upon the condition Of the Blind Asylum at
Vinton n:-natY dollars.
SEC. II To John Beydolph, for translating the
sn4eisl message into the Swedish Language, ff-
teen dollars.
SEC. IS. To Charles Jones, for translating the
biennial message and inaugural into Bohemian,
nfy dollars.
second volume Of legislative DOCUMENTS, eighty
dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary.
SIC, is, To B Arrundson, for printing the
Governors message, the inaugural address and
special MESSAGE in tho Norwegian language, and
Tor paper furnished for the same. and for binding
The SUM OF one hundred and seventy dollars and
sixty five cents.
sEc I6. For the payment Of tho saiSres Of the
officers and employees ofthe State Reform School
for the ensuing two year,, the sum OF four thou,
sand dollars, or so much thereof as may ns neces-
sary.
SIC. II. To Jonathan Thatcher, for 81 days
services rs postmaster, at five dollars per day,
four hundred q thirty fire dollars.
gEe IS. TO Geo Work, for 81 days' services
"A assistant postmaster, five dollars per day, four
hundred and thirty dollars.
sEc. 10. To Lewis B. Baker, for 81 days ser
vices az mail carrier at FIVE dollars per day, four
hundred and thirty five dollars
Sec. 20. To G G Bennett, for eight days SER
vice as President pro tempore Of the Senate, the
sum Of twenty four dollars
a.. ~.
the biennial and spacial messages into German
See. 20 To W A Holeomb, for translating the
biennial message and the inaugural into the
Swedish language, fifty dollars.
Sec 23 To ] Gesman, for translating the
biennial message, the inaugural address snd
cpecial messages into the Holland language, the
sun Of SIXTY dollars
Sec "a. To c Bulls, NJ Dashiell and E
Me.shem for expenses insured rs legislative
LII - t,,Nat fha midi
OF the Insane Asylum :. M, fieasanti twenty
dollars each sixty dollars.
Sec IS 70 L Il Fellows, Charles G Trusdeh and
] Atkins, for expenses incurred as legislative
committee to visit and report upon the condition
of toe State University and Deaf and Dumb Asy-
lum at Iowa City; twenty dollars EACH sixty
dollars.
Sec %. For the payment Of expenses Incurred
by S Bartell. H Bixly, B S Buell.. William
Burrel A j Hamilton, Thos Chace r Lyman,
Buck and L F Parker, in making defense
against a prosecution commenced against them
for the arrest, in pursuance of an order OF the
Governor, of the members of certain military
company, supposed to have been implicated in
the murder Of Provost Marshals Woodruff and
Bashafolre, the sum of three hundred and thirty
Ege dollars.
Bee. 81. For payment to Daniel Ellyson, for
eighteen days services, making list of nstaries
public, at four dollars per day. serenty-fv dol
lars
Sec. IS To Frank Sutton, for making agrams
of the Representatives Hall and of the Senate
Chamber, twenty dollars.
SEQ 80. To the State Horticultural Society,
for The Of horticulture for the years
1858 and 1869, each the sum Of eight hundred
dollars sixteen hundred dollars.
Sec go To the Capital City cornet Band, for
services rendered on the occasion Of the inaugura-
ton Of Governor Merrill, thirty dollars.
See. 81. For the payment Of claims. for material
furnished for the stoekade and building at Esther
vile, as follows: To Whitcomb, forty dollars
10 Hiram Barrett, twenty five dollars; to jesse
Coyerdale, fifty dollars; to Charles Jarvis. nifty
dollars; to Hopkins, one hundred and seventy
fys dollars
See 50. To Jenkins and Davis for saving
twenty four thousand feet of lumler for the
stoekade at Esthervie,i in the year 1862 and 1858,
by order Of Captain William II Ingham, the SUM
OF two hundred and forty dollars,
See 49, For the payment Of subscriptions for
uswsnannrs takan hy n,emhera Of the Senate. the