Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-07
WHOLE NO. $50.

Iof gas furnished the Fourteenth General
Assembly, two hundred and twenty three
dollars and forty-five cents.
SEC u. For payment of the postage
OF the Fourteenth General Assembly. in
addition to the amount heretofore appro.
priated, the sum of five thousand five
hundred dollars.
SEC. %. For payment of the postage
Of the Fourteenth General Assembly on
matter to be forwarded after the adjourn
ment, under the direction of Secretary of
State, and for expenses not otherwise
provided for, the sum of three hundred
dollars
SEC. %. To W r. Ray, for material
furnished and work performed in putting
in air pipe in the Hall of the House Of
Representatives, one hundred and thirty
two dollars and sixty-fve cents.
Sec "a. For additional compensation
to the Chief Clerk of the House and Sec
retary of the Senate, for supervising the
printing and distributing Of the journals
of the House and Senate, two hundred
dollars each, to be paid upon completion
of said distribution
SEC. &c. 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 awo
hundred dollars, to be paid upon the GER
tificatc of Secretary.
SEC Of For pavn,o,t of tI,o ,,o,oca.
ry expenses of the Census Board in ex.
aminlng railroad property for purposes of
taxation, pursuant to chapter sixty-nine.
acts of the Fourteenth General Assembly,
the sum of one thousand dollars
Sec. %. To United States Express
Company, for transportation of Govern
or's Messages and the Inaugural, the sum
of twenty-three dollars and fifteen cents.
SEC. 80. For payment of subscriptions
OF newspapers taken by the members and
officers OF the Senate the sum of five
thousand nine hundred and forty-six dol
lars and twenty-five cents, according to
list signed and approved of by Secretary
of the Senate.
SEC. 80. For expenses incurred by the
Committee of Investigation of the new
Capitol building, the sum of three hun
dred and sixty-nine dollars and fifty-sev-
en- cents, to be paid on the certificate of
the chairman of said committee.
SEC. 81. For payment of expenses in
| Cured in the organization OF Crocker
county, the sums following: To L. r.
| Gorfield, supervisor, twenty five and S.
100: to r. l. Brayton, supervisor, twen-
ty-three and 33-100 dollars; to Isaac Had
ley, supervisor, seventeen and 96-1OO dol
lars; to }. H. Warren, for printing, five
dollars; to Call & Clark, for Attorneys
| fees, three hundred dollars; to Smart &
| Parrot, for stationery and books, five
hundred and eleven and 79-10O dollars;-
to George Y. Davis, County Auditor, one
| hundred and four dollars; to John II.
| Coffin. sheriff, nineteen and 66.10O dol
lars; to Lon. Z. Clark, for making tax list,
eighty dollars;. to William Gibbon, Coun-
| ty Treasurer, sixteen and 66-100 dollars;
to Sarah Littletield, county superintend-
| ent, forty five dollars--one thousand one
hundred and forty-nine and 23-1OO dol
lars.
SEC. 80. To J S. Clarkson, postmas-
ter, for postage on regular and transient
newspapers received, and unpaid matter
sent during the session, five hundred and
tifty-tive and 57100 dollars
SEC. 33. For the purpose of putting
new roof on the State warehouse and ma
king necessary repairs thereto, the sum
OF two hundred and seventy-fiye dollars,
to be expended under the direction of the
Census Board
SEC. 81. For the salary of the State
Librarian, fol the term of two years, end
ing April 30, 1874, the sum Of two thou
sand four hundred dollars, to be paid
monthly
SEC. 35 For clerk hire in the Office of
the Register of the State Land Office for
the term of two years, ending March 81,
1874, the sum of one thousand five hun
dred dollars
SEC 36. For payment of expense of
repairing old locks and supplying new
ones for safe and making fire proof the
vault in which the records of the State
Land Office are kept, the sum Of three
hundred dollars.
SEC 81. For general support of the
Iowa Reform School, and for payment of
salaries of the officers and employees, thir-
ty thousand dollars
SEC. 50. To Robert A. Baird, for six
ty-one days service as clerk of Joint Ju-
dietary Committee, one hundred and
eighty-three dollars; and clerk of Senate
Committe ten days, thirty dollars.
SEC. 80. To Mills & Co, for diagrams
Of Senate Chamber and Hall of the
House, one thousand copies each and for
two thousand skeleton maps, three hun
dred and twenty-fi dollars.
SEC. 40. To j. N. Edwards Assistant
Postmaster, for seven days service after
the close of the session, forty-nine dol
lars.
SEC. Al. For translating the Govern
or's message and inaugural, and for print
ing and binding in the different langua-
ges, and for furnishing copies of the same,
the sums following: To Better Bros. &
Co., one hundred and sixty-one and 90
100 dollars; to B. Annudsen, three hun
dred and five and 2S-100 dollars; to NJ.
Gcsman, fifty dollars; to H. p. Hoge,
thirty five dollars; to Lyder Srioers, sey-
enty dollars; ]. n. Stiboldt, thirty five and
50-100 dollars; to Swedish Lutheran Pub
lication Society, four hundred and eighty
eight dollars; to John Letoysky, five
hundred and seventy dollars-one thous-
and seven hundred dollars and sixty
eight cents.
SEC. AZ. To c. &. L. Harbach, for ad-
ditional furniture for the House and Sem
ate two hundred and thirteen dollars and
sixty cents.
SEC. 43. There shall be paid to John
Garaghty the sum of one thousand dol
lars, in full Of his claim against the State,
as per chapter one hundred and sixty
four, laws of the Fourteenth General AS
sembly.
SEC A. To William Larrabce, Presi-
dent pro TEN of the Senate, for six days
service as such officer, thirty dollars; to
Cicero Close. Speaker pro tenn of the
House, for four days services as such Of
ficer, twenty dollars.
Sec. As. This act being deemed Of i'm
mediate Importance, shall take effect and
be in force from and after its publica-
ton in the Daily Iowa State Register and
Daily State Leader.
Approved, April 90, 1872.
thereby certify that the foregoing act
was published in the Daily State Leader,
April 20, and in the Daily Iowa State
Register, April 81, 1879.
ED WRIGHT,