The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-05-30

OF Representatives, and the President anC
Secretary OF the Senate, and the Auditor
OF State shall issue warrant for the
smount specified.
Sec. 8. For the payment of the per diem
of the members officers and employees OF
the Senate the sum, of thirty six thousand
five hundred dollars to be audited and paid
as provided In section two of this act pro
otded, however, that the time for which
said officers and employees of the two Houses
shall be paid, shall be reckoned from the
Gay OF their appointment to the last day oil
the present session inclusive and proUided
further, that the amounts to be paid to
each shall be computed at the following
rates per day to each, viz; to the Secreta,
ry OF the Senate and Chief Clerk OF the
House, ten dollar, per day each; to the
Assistant Secretaries of the Senate and
| Assistant Clerks of the House, ei5ht dol
lars per day each; to the Enrolling and
Engrossing Clerks of the House and
Senate, six dollars per day each to the
Sergeant alarms of the Senate andlHouse,
five dollars per day each to the Postmas-
| ter and Assistant Postmaster and mail
Carrier six dollars per day each to the
dollars per day each to the Janitors OF
the Senate and House each five dollars per
day to the paper folders of the Senate and
| House each four dollars per day TO the
| messengers of the Senate and House three
dollars per day each.
Sec. 4. To Charles Atkins, forty dollars
William Blackmsn, twenty dollars L. f.
Ellsworth twenty dollars-for expenses in
CURED as leg!sla tive committee to visit
and report upon the condition of the Or
phans Home at Dayenport-eighty dol
lars.
Sec. 5. ToB. f. Murray, A. Johnson,
+. A. Black, for expenses incurred as
Legislative committee to visit and report
upon the condition of the Orphans Home
at Glenwood twenty-five dollars each-six-
ty-six dollars.
Sec. 6. ToJ P. West, NJ. Goodsped and
Ira E. Draper, for expenses incurred as a
legislative committee to visit and report
upon the condition of the Orphans Home
at Cedar Falls twenty. five dollars each
seventy five dollars
Sec z. To John Mexican, G. Close nd
John P. Irish, for expenses incurred as a
legislative committee to visit and report
upon the condition of the Blind Asylum
at Vinton twenty dollars each-sixty dol
lars.
Sec s. To Charles Beardsley, NJ. A.
Leahy and j. G. Newbold, for expenses in
Cured as legislative committee to visit
and report upon the condition of the In
stitution for the Deaf and Dumd at Coun-
Gil Bluffs twenty dollars each-sixty dol
lars.
Sec. 8. To B. F. Allen, ]. Y. Stone,
John Beresheim, J. II. Gear, and j. +.
Duncombe, for expenses incurred as a
legislative committee to visit and report
upon the terminus of the Union Pacific
Railroad, thirty dollars each--one hundred
and fifty dollars.
Sec 10. To A. B. Ireland, B. f. Keables
and j. F. Duncombe, for expenses incur
red as legislative committee to visit and
report upon the condition of the Hospital
for the Insane at Independence, twenty
five dollars each-s9Venty-fVe dollars.
Sec. II. To Geo. r. Willet, nineteen
dollars, j. @. Tufts, sixteen dollars; d. d.
DAWSON, seventeen dollars and fifty cents
for expenses incurrud as a legislative
committee to visit and report upon the con-
dition of the Insane Asylum at Mt. Pleas
ant-fifty two dollars and fifty cents.
Sec. 12 To Robert Struthurs, E. T..
Smith and d. T. Durham, for expenses in
CURED as legislative committee to visit
and report upon the condition of the Re-
form School, twenty dollars each-sixty
dollars
Sec. Is. To Samuel McNutt, twenty
four dollars Oliver Mills. thirty-two dol
lars John Morrison, twenty-five dollars ;
for expenses incurred as a legislatiV e
| committee to visit and report upon the
condition of the Iowa State Penitentiary
at Fort Madison.-seventy- eight dollars.
Sec. A. To f.. S. McCulloch, fifteen
dollars W. G. Evans, six dollars j. S.
Mcclure, six dollars for expenses incur
red as legislative committee to visit and
report udon the condition of the Agicul.
tural College-twenty-se seven dollars.
Sec. 10. To J. d. Miles, K. E. Bergh
end B, j, Hall, for expenses incurred as a
| legislative committee to visit and report
upon the condition of the State University
| fifteen dollars each-fOrty- five dollars.
Sec.16. For expenses of! Inauguration
of Gov. G. G. Carpenter, two hundred and
| fifty dollars
Sec II. To the Adjutant- General of
this State tho sum of six hundred dollars
to pOrCure the copying of six thousand
pages of letter books in Adiutant. General
office relating to the war.
Sec. IS. For the payment of the Chap
lains of the Senate and House of Represen-
atiVes' to be divided among themselves the
| sum of six hundred and fOrty-twO dollars
Sec 10. To VIM. r. Simpson, for paste
| furnished to the Fourteenth General AS
sembly, twenty-five dollars
Sec. 20 To the Des Moines Gas Compa-
ny, for gas furnished to the Fou rteenth
General Assembly, two hundred and TWEEN
ty-three dollars and forty five cents.
Sec 81. For the payment of the post
age Of the Fourteenth General Assembly,
in addition to the amount heretofore ap-
propriated, the sum Of five thousand FIVE
hundred dollars.
Sec. 90 For the payment of the post
age of the Fourteenth General Assembly,
upon matter to be forwarded after the ad-
journment under the direction of Secretary
of State, and for expenses not otherwise
provided for, the sum of three hundred
dollars.
Sec. 90. To W. r. Ray for material fur
nished and work performed in putting in
additional air pipe in the Hall of the House
of Representatives, one hundred and thir-
ty.two dollars and sixty five cents
Sec "a For additional composition
to the Chief Clerk Of the House of Repre-
senatives, and Secretary of the Senate, for
supervising the printing and distributing
of journals of the House and Senate, two
hundred dollars each, to be paid upon com
pletion of said distribution.
Sec. 25. For payment of additional
Clerk hire in the House of Representatives
for clerks and paper folders, retained after
adjournment, employed by the Chief Clerk
the sum of four hundred dollars, to be paid
upon the certificate of the Chief Clerk
Sec. 26. For payment of additional
clerk hire in the Senate, the sum of two
hundred dollars to be paid upon the GER
tificate of the Secretary.
Sec. 81. For payment of the necessary
expenses of the Census Board in examin.
ing railroad property for purposes of tax
! alton pursuant to chapter sixty nine, acts
| of the Fourteenth Gen 2ral Assembly, the
sum of one thousand dollars. .....
Sac. 20. To the United States Express
Company for transportation OF Governors
Messages and the Inaugural, the sum of
twenty three dollars and and fifteen cents.
| Sec. 90. For payment of subscription
| of newspapers taken by the members and
officers of the Senate the sum of five thous-
and nine hundred and forty.six dollars
and twenty-five cents, according to list
signed and approved by the Secretary OF
! Senate.
Sec. 80. For payment of expenses in,
CURED by the Committee of Investigation
of the new capitol building, the sum oil
three hundred and sixty nine dollars and
fifty-seyen cents, to be paid on the certifi
cate of the chairman of said committee.
Sec. 81. For payment of expenses in,
Cured in the organization of Croker
county, the sums following; To l.. X. Cor,
field, Supervisor, twenty-five and $4,000
dollars; to r. I. Brayton, Supervisor,
thirty three and 33100 dollars I; to Isaac
Hadley, Supervisor seventeen and 96,1OO
dollars to j. II. Warren, for printing,
five dollars; to Call s. Clark, for Attorney
fees, three hundred dollars; to Smart 4
Parrot, for Stationery and books, five hun
dred and eleven and 79.10O dollars to
! noo,uo W Nevis County Auditor one