Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-31
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CHAPTER 1877
SPECIAL APPROPRIATION RILL


CHAPTER 1877
SPECIAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
AN ACT making Appropriations for the
per diem snd expenses Of the Twelfth Gsner-
al Assembly, and for ether purposes.
Sec |. BE it enacted BY the General As>
sembly Of the State of Iowa. That the fol-
lowing sums of money are hereby appropriA.
ted out Of any moneys in the State Treasury
not otherwise appropriated, to the persons
and for the purposes herein named.
Sec 2. For the payment of the per diem Of
the members, officers, and employees Of the
House of Representatives, the sum of thirty.
two thousand dollars, or so much thereof as
may be necessary, the said amount to be paid
upon a general certificate showing the amount
due each member, officer, and employee re>
spectively, which certificate shall be signed
by the Speaker and chief clerk Of the Hsuss
OF Representatives, and the President and Sec
retary Of the Senate, and the Auditor Of State
shall issue warrant for the amount % paid.
Sec 3. For the payment OF The per diem,t
the members, officers, and employees Of the
Senate, the sum Of seventsea thousand nine
hundred and fifty dollars, or so much there Of
A. may be necessary; to be audited and paid
as provided for in sec ion two of this act
Sec 4. To Letson Sheer, for carriages
and Incidental expenses carrying the joint
visiting committee to the Agricultural Col.
legs and Farm, and return, fortyeeight 1ol-
lars and fifty cents.
Sec 5. For the payment Of the expenses
Of the distribution Of the Adjutant Generals
Report Of 1868, the sum Of TIVE hundred dol
lsrs or So much thereof as may be necessary,
to be drawn BY the Secretary of State 40 the
same lnay be needed for the prosecution Of
the work.
Sec g. To William Larrabee r. NJ. Bur-
nett, and J. H. Hatch, for expenses incurred
as a legislative committee to visit and report
upon the condition OF the Orphans Home At
Davenport $50 each-ninety dollars
Sec I. To Robert Smyth, L. F. Parker; and
z. &. Wright, for expenses incurred ~ leg.
islative committee TO visit and report upon
the condition Of the Orphans Home at Glen
wood, and the location of the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum at Council Blufs-S4O sach-one
hundred and twenty dollars.
Sec s. To Theron ". Woolson, Samuel Me
Mutt and j. W. Brown, for expenses incurred
as Legislative committee to visit and report
upon the condition OF the penitentiary, and
also the suitableness o! the 'Solferino farm. y
as site for the proposed State Reform School.
also the buildings and farm Of the "White's'
Manual Labor School as temporary location
| for said Reform School, $50 each; one hund.
red and fifty dollars
Sec 10. To Wm G. Donnan W p Gaylord.
and Thomas b. Knapp, for expenses incurred
as q legislative committee to visit and report
upon the condition of the Orphans Home a,
Cedar Falls, $50 each; sae hundred and ffty
dollars.
Sec IL. George E. Griffith, Joel Brown.
and John ". rraer, thirty dollars each for
expenses incurred as legislative committee
to visit and report upon the condition OF the
Blind Asylum at Vinton; ninety dollars
| Sec II. To John Beydolph, for transiatins
| the special message into the Swedish Ian.
guage, fifteen dollars.
Sec l3. To Charles Jones, for trsnslatins
the biennial message and insugral into Bohe-
milan, fifty dollars.
Sec "a To pay expenses Of distributi.e
the second volume Of legislative documents.
eighty dollars, or so much thereof as ia nee
essary.
Sec IL. To B. Arrundson, for printing the
Governors message the insugral address
and special message in the Norwegian Ian
guage, and for paper furnished for the same,
and for binding, the sum of one hundred an
seventy dollars and sixty-fvs cent?
Sec l6 For the payment Of the salaries of
be officers and employees of the State Reform
Stchool for the ensuing two years, the sum o
four thousand dollars, or 50 much thereof a
nay be necessary.
SEQ II. To Jonathan Thatcher, for 81
days services as postmaster, At i've dollars
per day, four hundred and thirty-6ye dollars.
Sec Is, To Ieo. F. Work, for 81 days ser.
vices as assistant postmaster, five dollars per
day, four hundred and thirty five dollars.
Sec IS. To Lewis P. Baker, for 81 days
services a. mail carrier, at FIVE dollars per
dav, four hundred and thirty FIVE dollars.
Tn far
services as President pro tcmpore Of the SEM
ate, the sum of twenty four dollars.
Sec 21. To Theodore Guelich, for trans.
lating the biennial and special messages into
German, fifty dollars.
Sec %. To W. A. Holcomb, for translatinc
the biennial message and the inaugural into
the Swedish language, fifty dollars.
Sec 23. To \. J, Gesman, for translating
the biennial message, the inaugural address,
and the special messages into the Holland
language, the sum of sixty dollars.
Sec "A. To II. c. Bulls, NJ A. Dashiell,
and E. Mershem, for expenses incurred IS =
legislative committee T. visit and report upon
the condition Of the Insane Asylum ut Mount
Pleasant-twenty dollars each, sixty dollars.
Sec 20. 10 L. E. Fellows, Chas q. Trus-
dell, and J. 7. Atkins, FOR expenses incurred
as Legislative committee to visit and report
UfOo t"S SouNitiVa VI TIC GtAt0 OQiVorSlty
and Deaf and Dumb Asylum at Iowa City
twenty dollars each-sixty dollars.
Sec 26. For the payment of expenses in
Cured by E. 8. Bartell, I. II. Bixby, r. g.
Buell., William Burrell, A. J. Hamilton Thos.
Chace, X. X. Lyman, >. j. Buck and L. r.
Parker, in making defense against . pros
ecution commenced against them for the ar
rest, in pursuance of an order Of the Cover
ner, OF the members Of . oertsin military
company, supposed to have been implicated
IN the mur!er of Provost -Marshalls woods
ruff and Bashore, the sum Of three hundred
and thirty.6ve dollars.
Sec 81. For payment to Daniel Eilyson,
for eighteen days seIv vices, making lists no
taries public, at four dollars per day, seventy
five dollars.
Sec %. 10 Frank Sutton, for making dia-
grams Of the Representatives Hall and Of The
Senate Chamber, twenty dollars.
Sec %. To the State Horticultural Society,
for the encouragement Of Horticulture, for the
years 1868 and 1869, each the sum ef eight
hundred dollsrs-sisteen hundred dollsrs.
Sec %. To the Capital City tsrnst Rand,
for services rendered on the oecAsion Of ths
inauguration OF Governsr Merrill, thirty dol
lars.
SEQ 81. Fer the Day mont ~ claims for ma
tsrisl fursishcd for the stocksls and build
ing ~ Esthervills, - follows; 10 + Hhitcomh
forty dollars; to Hiram B>rrss, twenty-five
dollara. ~ Joaan Hnvsr.laY> AA- xtntI....