Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-07
April %, 1872.
CHAPTER 1872.


Approved, April %, 1872.
CHAPTER 1872.
AN ACT making appropriations for the
per diem and expenses of the Four
teenth General Assembly, and other
purposes.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly of the State of Iowa, That
the following sums of money, or SO much
thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
appropriated, out of any moneys in the
State Treasury not otherwise appropria
ted, to the persons and for the purposes
herein named.
Sec. 2. For the payment of the per
diem of the members, officers and en-
ployes OF the House of Representatives,
hundred and four dollars, the amount to
be paid upon general certificate show
ing the amount due each member, officer
and employe respectively, which certifi-
cate shall be signed by the Speaker and
Chief Clerk of the House of Representa-
tives, and the President and Secretary of
the Senate, and the Auditor of State shall
issue warrant for the amount so GER
titled.
Sec. 8. For the payment of the per
diem of the members, officers and en-
ploycs of the Senate, the sum of thirty six
thousand five hundred dollars, to be au-
ditcd and paid as provided in section two
of this act; Prorided, however, that the
time for which said officers and employees
Of the two Houses shall be paid shall be
reckoned from the day of their appoint
ment to the last day of the present ses-
sion inclusive; and propided further, that
the amounts to be paid to each shall be
computed at the following rates per day
to each, viz: To the Secretary Of the
Senate and Chief Clerk of the House, ten
dollars per day each, to the Assistant
Secretaries of the Senate and Assistant
Clerks of the House, eight dollars per
day each; to the Enrolling and Engross-
ing Clerks of the Senate and House, six
dollars per pay each; to the Sergeantat-
Arms Of the Senate and House. FIVE dol
lars per day each; to the Postmaster and
Assistant Postmaster and Mail Carrier,
six dollars per day each; to the door
keepers of the Senate and House, each,
five dollars per day; to the Janitors of
the Senate and House, each, five dollars
per day; to the Paper Folders Of the Sen
ate 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 dol
lars; William Blackman, twenty dollars;
L. F. Ellsworth, twenty dollars-for ex-
penses incurred as legislative committee
to visit and report upon the condition of
the Orphans Home, at Davenport-e
ty dollars.
SEC s. To B. f. Murray, A. johnson,
F A. Blake, for expenses incurred as
legislative committee to visit and report
upon the condition of the Orphans Home
at Glenwood, twenty-five dollars each
sixty-six dollars.
Sec. 6. To J. P. West, NJ. Goodspeed
and Ira E. Draper, for expenses incurred
as a legislative committee to visit and re-
port upon the Orphans Home at Cedar
Falls, twenty-five dollars each-seventy-
five dollars.
Sec. Z. To John Mexican, c. Close
and John P. Irish, for expenses incurred
as legislative committee to visit and re-
port upon the condition of the Blind
Asylum, at Vinton, twenty dollars each
sixty dollars.
SEC 8. To Charles Beardsley, NJ. A.
Leahy and j. G. Newbold, for expenses
incurred as legislative committee to
visit and report upon the Institution for
the Deaf and Dumb, Mt Council Bluffs,
twenty dollars each-sixty dollars.
SEC. 8. To B. F. Allen, J. Y. Stone,
John Beresheim, j. H. Gear and J. F.
Duncombe, for expenses incurred as a
legislative committee to visit and rcpert
upon the terminus Of the Union Pacific
Railroad, thirty dollars each-one hun
drcd and fifty dollars.
Sec. 10. To A. B. Ireland, B. F. Kea-
bles and J. F. Duncombe, for expenses
incurred as a legislative committee to
visit and report upon the condition Of
the Hospital for the Insane, at Indepen-
dence, twenty five dollars each-seventy
five dollars
Sec. II. To Geo. r. Willett, nineteen
dollars; J. Q. Tufts, sixteen dollars; D.
D. Davisson, seventeen dollars and fifty
cents-for expenses incurred as a legis-
lativc committe to visit and report upon
the condition of the Insane Asylum, at
Mt. Pleasant-fifty two dollars and fifty
cents.
Sec 10. To Robert Struthcrs, E. T.
Smith and ID. 7. Durham, for expenses
incurred as legislative committee to
visit and report upon the condition of
the Reform School, twenty dollars each
sixty dollars.
Sec. 13 To Samuel MeNutt, twenty
four dollars; Oliver Mills, thirty-two
dollars; John Morrison, twenty-five dol
lars-for expenses incurred as legisla-
tive committee to visit and report upon
the condition of the Iowa State Peniten.
tiary, at Fort Madison-seventy-e eight
dollars.
SEC. IA. To E. 8. McCulloch, fifteen
dollars; w. G. Evans, six dollars, and
]. s. Mcclure, six dollars-for ex-
penses incurred as a legislative committee
to visit and report upon the condition Of
the Agricultural College-twenty-seven
dollars.
SEC. Is. To J. D. Miles, D. E. Rergh
and B. J. Hall, for expenses incurred as
a legislative committee to visit and re-
port upon the condition Of the State Uni
versity, fifteen dollars each-torty five
dollars.
SEC, ID For expenses of Inauguration
OF Gov. G. G. Carpenter, two hundred
and fifty dollars.
SEC. II. To the Adjutant General Of
this State, the sum Of six hundred dollars
! to procure the copying Of six thousand