The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-06-03

| hundred and eighty dollars
For the salary Of the chief clerk of tn,
, State Land Office, act No. SO, extra session
, of 1870, two thousand five hundred dollars
For the salary of the clerk of the State
, Registrar of Voters, act No. 90 of 1870
fifteen hundred dollars
For the salary of the Public Gardener al
Baton Rouge, nine hundred dollars.
For the salary and travelling expenses OF
the inspectors appointed by the Auditor Of
Public Accounts, in accordance with the
provisions of section ninety one of the rev.
enuc law Of 1870, three thousand dollars.
For the salaries of the Secretary of Sen
ate, one thousand ~dollars; the Assistant
Secretary of Senate, nine hundred dollars
the Minute Clerk of Senate, nine hundred
dollars; the Chief Clerk of House of Repre-
scntativcs, one thousand dollars; the AS
sistant Chief Clerk of House of Representa-
tiveS, nine hundred dollars; the Minute
Clerk of House of Representatives, nine
hundred dollars. The warrants therefor
shall have the same preference as warrants
drawn under the legislative appropriation
bill.
For furniture, coal and stationery for the
Senate during the entire session, thirteen
thousand dollars the warrants therefor
shall have the same preference as warrants
drawn under the legislative appropriation
BILL
For the reimbursement of moneys paid
into the State treasury through error, or
which do not belong to the State fifty
thousand dollars, or so much thereof as
nray be necessary.
For the reimbursement of licenses crro-
neously collected on sugar houses and cot
ton gins, five thousand dollars, or SO much
thereof as may be necessary
For the payment of Office rent Of the At
torney General for the year 1871, twelve
hundred dollars.
For the payment of Office rent Of the State
| Superintendent of Public Education, for the
year 1871, under section eleven of act No.
e, extra session Of 1870, eight hundred dol
lars, to be paid out of the current school
fund.
For the payment Of Office rent of State
Registrar of Voters, for the year 1871, un-
der section four of act No. 90 of 1870, iC
teen hundred dollars.
For the contingent expenses of the State
Registrar of Voters for the year 1871, two
| lunuIcu anu lllty uOlarS.
For the contingent expenses of the Gov
ernor Of the State, five thousand dollars.
For the contingent expenses of the Lieu
tenant Governor of the State, one thousand
dollars.
For the contingent expenses of the Sccre-
tary of the State, one thousand dollars.
For the contingent expenses Of the State
Library, one thousand dollars.
For the contingent expenses of the State
| Treasurer, one thousand dollars
For the contingent expenses of the Audi
tor of Public Accounts, four thousand dol
lars
For the contingent expenses of the At
torncy General, five hundred dollars
10 pay clerk hire of the Attorney General
for the year 1871, eighteen hundred dollars.
For the contin gent expenses of the State
Superintendent Of Public Education, two
thousand dollars, to be paid out of the cur
rent school fund
For the contingent expenses of the Su-
preme Court, two thousand dollars.
For the contingent expenses of the Regis.
ter of the State Land Office, fifteen hundred
dollars
For the compensation to assessors out of
the general funds, the current school fund,
the interest tax fund, the cvee tax fund,
and the special levee tax fund, one hundred
and seventy one thousand four hundred and
scvcnty-two dollars and eighty-six cents.
For commissions to tax collectors out of
the general funds, the current school fund,
and the special levee tax fund, one hundred
and sevcntyfour thousand four hundred
and ninety six dollars and nineteen cents.
For deductions to tax collectors out of the
general funds, the current school fund, the
interest tax fund, the lcyec tax fund, and
the special levce tax fund, four hundred and
eighty-six thousand dollars.
For the contingent and travelling expenses
of six division superintendent OF education,
six hundred dollars each, three thousand
six hundred dollars.
For the travelling expenses of the State
Superintendent of Public Education, and
for holding school meetings in the several
parishes of the State, act No. 6, extra ses-
sion Of 1870, one thousand dollars.
For the arming, equipment and uniform
ing of the State militia, scvcnty-tive thou
sand dollars; and for expenses of the State
militia in case of necessity, seventy-tive
thousand dollars, to be paid out under the
direction of the Governor of the State.
For the interest on the bonded debt of
the State, as follows:
For the interest on the bonds issued to |
the New Orleans and Nashville Railroad
Company, twenty thousand four hun
dred and twenty dollars.
Interest on the bonds issued to the McXl-
can Gulf Railroad Company, two thousand
seven hundred and sixty dollars.
Interest on the bonds issued for the re-
lief Of the State treasury, act No. PIT of
1858, forty.fivc thousand dollars.
Interest on the bonds issued to the New
Orleans, jackson and Great Northern Rail
road Company, tifty-threc thousand and
forty dollars.
Interest on the bonds issued to the New
Orleans Opelousas and Great Western Rail.
road Company, thrty-nine thousand dollars.
Interest on the bonds issued to the Baton
Rouge, Crosse Tcte and Opelousas Railroad
Company, nine thousand siS hundred dol
lars.
Interest on the bonds issued to the Vicks-
burg, Shreveport and Texas Railroad Com
pany, seventeen thousand eight hundred
and eighty dollars.
Interest on the bonds issued for levee
purposes, act No. 115 Of 1867, two hundred
and forty thousand dollars.
Interest on the bonds issued for funding
past due coupons, fifty mine thousand eight
hundred and thirty eight dollars.
Interest on the bonds issued to the free
school fund, act No. 1872 of 1857, thirty-one
thousand seven hundred and forty dollars.