The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-03-13

sci employed, or to be employed,
by the Governor to represent
the State in cases before the
Supreme Court of the United
States, to be drawn on the certi-
fcate and order of the Gov
ernOr, two thousand dollars ...
For expenses of member of State
| Board of Registration, not resid-
ing at the capital, one hundred
and fifty dollars ....-......... .... -.
For fees due J. S. Hamm as cOun-
sci for the State in the case of
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
as. r. J. Moseley, Tax Collector,
etc, fifteen hundred dollars.
For judiciary fund, to be used
only in paying certain allow
ances to district attorneys,
authorized by laws passed at
at the present session of the
Legislature, four hundred dol
lars .......-........
Any unexpended balance of
this appropriation, shall be COW
cred into the treasury
| For shelves and drawers in office
of Secretary of State, seventy
dollars ...-....--.........- 800. .......... >
For shelving and drawers for
Auditors Office.
To pay J. IL I. Green for rent OF
office of superintendent of pub
lie education. fifteen hundred
dollars, or so much thereof as
may be necessary to pay the
rent of said office from the com
mencement of the lease, until
the surrender of the office at
the rate originally agreed on
l,500,) payable on the order
Of the Governor. 80. ............
For supreme court reports, ten
thousand two hundred dollars. II
Pr0cided, That not more than
four dollars per page shall be
paid for the number of pages
in one copy for each volume.
For the clerk of the supreme
court, for the years 1878 and
1879, payable only on the order
of the court, the following sums,
viz: for recording the opinions
Of the court for the years 1878
and 1879, nine hundred dollars.
For costs in State cases, one hun
dred and fifty dollars.
For books and blanks, five hun
dred OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
For sherift7s attendance on the
supreme court, for the years
1878 and 1879, three hundred
dollars for each year; for both.
For porter of the capitol, two
"a lD1 (HOOn
per Year, Observation-Disclosures.
For salary of Adjutant General,
five hundred dollars for each
year; for both years .............
For Secretary of State Board of
Registration, for two years..
For Secretary of the Board of
Trustees of The Lunatic Asylum
two hundred dollars for each
year (2O0); and for both years
For expenses incurred by the Ser
geant- alarms Of the Senate
during the present session of
the Legislature, thirty-siX dol
lars and siXty-fve cents...
For expenses incurred by the Ser
geant-at- Arms of the House
during the present session, in
Guiding travelling expenses,
summoning witnesses, etc, one
hundred and sixty dollars and
ninety cents. ..............
For repairs on the Blind Asylum,
four hundred dollars. ..................
Repairs on Governors Mansion.
For building a new wing to the
Deaf and Dumb Institute, and
repairing and repainting pres
ent buildings, five thousand
dollars. -........................
Proyided, This appropriation
shall not be drawn or used I'M
less in the opinion of the Gov
Ornor. the number of students
shall be such as to render addi-
tional room necessary, and shall
only be drawn on the approval
of the Governor.
For time lock on the door of the
Treasury vault, four hundred
dollars. .........................
For extra clerical force, including
levee committee investigating
clerk, and service for commit.
tee on ways and means, and ex-
ira enrolling clerks of the
House, payable on the certifi-
cate of the clerk and speaker,
two hundred and seventy-five
dollars, or so much thereof as
may be necessary.
For extra enrolling clerks for SEN
ate, seventy-five dollars, or so
much as may be necessary, pay
able on the certificate of the
secretary and president of the
Senate. ..-.......................
For Eli Whitney, in full payment
of judgment recovered by him
in Kinds county circuit court
against the State for forty
two hundred and sixty dollars,
July Is, 1876, affirmed by the
supreme court November %,
1916, and all interest and cost
thereon, to be paid to him or
his attorneys, on production
and fling with the Auditor of
Public Accounts a certified
copy of said judgment, and cost
bills duly receipted by said at
torneys -. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
To Q. E. Buck, sheriff and tax-col-
lector of Claiborne county, for
taxes over-paid in 1875 and
1876, one hundred and ninety
eight dollars and fifty-seven
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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