The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-06-04
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LAWS OF NEW JERSEY.
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An act to deay incidental expens New Jersey Legis
latgre for tn SESSION OF one thousand eight hundre'
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General Assembly
of the State New Jersey That shall be lawful for tn
treasurer of tn state to pay upon the warrant of tn
comptroller to the several persons hereinafter named
the following an cunts. viz:
Item No. Ito William Temple, for slippers
furnished pages OF the house of assembly, certi-
fed to by the speaker twenty-three dollars and
1t nj No. ITO William Temple, for sill pers
furnished pages of the senate certified to by the
sergeant-at-arms, twelve dollars, II o.
Item No. $40 George T. Dudley, for sta
tionery for senate, certified to by the sergeant
alarms of the senate, two hundred and sixty
nine dollars and seventy-fve cents, 269 u
Item No. 4.-To George I. Dudley, for mucil-
by the clerk thity-two dollars and five cents 50 O.
Item No. $40 George I. Dud " for station
cry for senate, certified to by the seer tny,tuo
hundred and ten dollars and thirty-fye cents, 30 8
Item No. e-To George I, Dudley, for station
cry for house of ass mhly. certified to by the
sergeant-at-arms aud chairman Of committee
on stationery OF the house, five hundred and
eighty-nine dollars and sxty-fve cents $50 G.
Item No. ITO George 7 Dudley, for station
cry for house of assembly, certified to by en-
crossing clerk, two hundred and thirteen dol
lars and sixty-seven cents, 213 g.
Item No. $50 George + Dudley for station
cry for senate, certified to by the engrossng
clerk, two hundred and ninety-seven dollars
Item No. TO George r Dudley, for stamp
and ribbon furnished speaker of the house of
assembly, thirteen dollars and seventy-fve
cents, 10 7.
Item No. 1910 Louisa Antwirth. for clean
ing and slop work about senate and assembly
chambers, session OF one thousand eight hum
dred and seventy-three, one hundred and fifty
dollars, 100 o.
Item No, Ito Joseph D. Hall, for parcb-
ment rolls for senate and house of assembly, at
the usual rates, twenty dollars, % o.
Item No. 12-To John P. lansing for serviees
rendered the joint committee on state trea-
surer's accounts, one hundred dollars 100 o.
Item No. 13-To John b. Courtney and John
II. Goodin, for svces as door tenders in the
senate for session thousand eight hundred
aud seventy-three, each four hundred dollars 400 o.
Item No. Ito Theodore DAVIS, for services
T. N i'm 90 n ne rGri pd IN ~ SAr
geant-at-arms, twenty dollars, 20 O.
Item No l5.-To Alexander Jaeobus,
geant-at-arms of the house of assembly and E.
NJ Beesey, sergeant-at-arms of the senate, for
extra services, two hundred dollars, each, 200 o.
Item No. 16.-To Murphy and Bechtel, for
stationery for engrossing cl rk of the house of
assembly, one hundred aud twenty-three dol
lars, 1913 o.
Item No. Ito Murphy and Bechtel for
stationery for secretary Of the senate, six hun
dred and twenty-four dollars and fifty cents, 624
Item No 1s,-To Murphy and Bechtel for
stationery for clerk of the house of assembly
two hundred and thirty-one dollars and forty
two cents, 231 4
Item No. lo.--To Murphy and Bechtel, for
balance on stationery bill furnish the house
OF assembly, session of one thousand eight hum
dred and seventy-two, certified to by George
". Smith, sergean-at-arms, five hundred and
ffty-one dollars and forty cents, SOL 4
Item No 2o.-To H. Jacobs for pens for
ate certified to by John +. Babcosk, secretary
OF the senate, session of one thousand eight hum
dred and seventy-two, thirty dollars 90
Item No 2i.-ro Isaac d. James, for mueilase
twenty-seven dollars, 81 o
Item No. 22.--To George T. Dudley, for sta
tonery furnished speakers room house of
sembiy, certified to by The speaker, thirty dol
lars, so
| tonery for senate certified to by president of
the senate nineteen dollars, 10
Item No 24.-To William s. Sharp, for sta
tionery for house of assembly, certified to by
speaker of the house, twenty -four dollars and
lem No 25-To William S. Sharp for calen-
dar book furnished engrossing clerk Of the SEN
ate eight dollars sc
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Trenton each, ten dollars for services in OPEN
ing the sessions of the Legislature with prayer
in the year one thousand eitht hundred and
seventy-three provided that no clergyman shall
receive more than ten dollars, 10 0
Item No 27.-To J. Frank Fort, for services
as clerk to incidental committee, the usual sum
of fifty dollars, so o
general assembly elected or appointed, the usual
additional compensation of twenty per centum
upon their salaries for the present session;
Item No 29.-To somers II. Vaughn, for SER
vices as page of the house of assembly during
first part of the session of one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-three, one hundred dol
lars, 100
Item No SOTO the several pages of the sem
ate and general assembly, an addition of twenty
per centum to the amount of compensation re-
ceiyed by them, by the act Of March twenty
nine, one thousand eight hundred and seventy
one;
Item No. 3i.-To George X Russell, for en-
crossing resolutions passed by the house on the
deeease of Hon. Moses II. Williams and Hon.
Charles Hemingway, the sum Of nifty dollars, so o.
Item No. 32-To James S, McDanolds, state
librarian, for extra services, lighting up nights
DC. two hundred dollars, 200 o.
Item No. 33-To Mar Day and Mar, for sta
tionery furnished president of senate, certified
to by president of senate, twenty-five dollars
Item No. 34-To Wins and Labor, for horses
and carriages furnished members, as certified
to by A. J Smith, four hundred dollars, 400 o.
Item No. $50 Dyer and Reeves, for horses
and carriages furnished members certified 10
Item No. 36-To William svers for services
as extra page in the house of assembly, certified
to by eDgrossing clerk, twenty dollars, 20 o.
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