The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-06-30

Dumb Asylum at Iowa City, forty
FIVE dollars.
SEC. 10. To Charles Beardsley,
G. Dudley and .. q. Stanchfeld, for
expenses incurred as legislative
committee to visit and report upon
the condition of the State University,
six dollars each, eighteen dollars.
SEC. IL. To G. G. Bennett, c.
Sanborn and I. B. Carpenter, for OK
penses incurred as legislative COM
mittco to visit and report upon the
condition of tho Hospital fer the In
sane at Independence, twenty-five
dollars each +; seventy-fivc dollars.
Sec. IL. To A. r. Pierce, J. D.
Miles and J. P. Ketcham, for expen-
ses incurred as legislative commit
tee to visit and report upon the con-
dition of the Insane Asylum at Mt.
Pleasant, twenty dollars each, sixty
dollars.
SEC. 10. TO James Chaplin, A. H.
Stutsman and +. o. Norris, for OK.
penses incurred as legislative CON-
mittee to visit and report upon the
condition Of the Reform School, for
ty-nino dollars and eighty cents.
Sec. IA. To P. G.. Wright, James
Wilson and NJ. Long. for expenses
incurred as legislative committee
to visit and report upon the condition
of the Agricultural farm, twenty
nine dollars.
Sec. Is. To James d. Wright,
Aaron Brown and Samuel Murdoch,
for expenses incurred as a legislative
committee to the Penitentiary at Fl.
Madison, twenty-four dollars and
ninety five cents.
Sec 16. To Amos Currier, superin-
tendent of weights and measures, for
repairs and incidental expenses, one
hundred dollars.
Sec II, To DR.. Augustus w. Hoff.
meister, surgeon of the State Peni-
Tertiary, for books and instruments
lost by fire at the Penitentiary'
thirty-five dollars and fifty cents.
Soc IS. To the Ohio and Mississip.
pi Railroad Company for transpor-
tation of two soldiers, November
Goth, 1861, ten dollars and twenty
cents,
Sec 10. TO G. & G. Merriam, for
balance due for Webster's Diction-
aries furnished the State, three hun
dred and twenty-four dollars and
forty cents, in full of all accounts for
said dictionaries.
Sec 20. To Capital City Band for
services rendered at theinauguration
of Governor Merrill, thirty dollars.
Sec 81. TO Webster Brother & Co ,
for ono Estey organ for State Peni-
tertiary, two hundred and six dollars
and twenty-five cents.
Sec %. TO Betzer Brothers, for
extra work upon the Governors
message in the Holland language,
and for express charges on the same,
fifty eight dollars and fifty cents.
Sec %. To III. J. Gesman, for tran
stating the Governors message and
inaugural into the Holland language
forty dollars.
Sec "a. To John Il. Letoosky, for
translating and printing the Cover
nor's inaugural in the Bohemian
language, one hundred and twenty
five dollars.
Sec 25. 10 the Des Moines Gas
Company, for gas fixtures for the
Capitol building, one thousand and
thirty-three dollars and twenty
cents.
Sec 26. To J. R. Baker, for paste
furnished to the Thirteenth General
Assc ably, twenty-five dollars.
Sc q. To the Dcs Moines Post
office, Tor unpaid postage on news
papers, periodicals and other mail
matter, four hundred and twenty-five
dollars and forty-six cents,
Sec 20. To B. Anderson, for trans
lating, printing and binding the
Governors inaugural and message in
the Norwegian language, three hun.
dred and sixty-five dollars.
Sec 20. To the United States Ex-
press Company, for express charges
on Norwegian documents from
DEBORAH, Iowa, to Des Moines, Iowa,
sixteen dollars.
Sec 80. To Henry Loschor, for
printing the Governors message in
German, and for binding and express
charges on the same, two hundred
and thirty-one dollars and sixty-two
cents.
Sec 81. To J. P. Stibolt, for tt ans,
lating the Governors message into
the German language, forty dollars.
Sec 80. To +. b. Zdrubek, for
translating the Governors message
in the Bohemian language, fifty dol
lars.
Sec 80. To T. B. Zdrubek, for
printing the Governors message in
the Bohemian language, two hundred
and fifty-two dollars and eighty
cents.
Sec 81. TO tho United States Ex-
press Company, for express charges
from Cedar Rapids to Des Moines,
on the Governors message, six dol.
lars and twenty cents.
'So w. VI p"J AiSutOA Viz pObGdnC
of the Thirteenth General Assembly.
in addition to the amount heretofore
appropriated, the sum of two thou.
sand one hundred and Gig hty-fi
dollars.
Sec. 3e. For payment of the post
age Of tho Thirteenth General As
sembly upon matter to be forwarded
after the adjournment under the
direction of the Secretary Of State,
and for ether expenses not otherwise
provided for, three hundred dollars.
Sec. 81. For payment of the chap
lains Of the Senate, to be divided
among themselves, the sum of two
hundred and eighty-two dollars.
Soc. 38. For payment Of the chap
lains Of the House of Representatives,
10 be divided among themselves, the
sum of two hundred and eighty.two
dollars.
Sec. 80. For additional compensa-
ton to the Chief Clerk of the House.
and Secretary of the Senate, for dis.
tributing the journals Of the House
and Senate two hundred dollars each
to be paid upon tho completion of