Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-20
APPROPRIATIONS.

AN ACT to appropriate money for the general ex-
penses OF the State government for the year one
thousand eight hundred and seventy nine (1879).
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Min
nesota:
Section l, That the following sums of money, or
so much thereof as may be necessary, be and the
same are hereby appropriated out of any moneys in
the State treasury belonging to the general revenue
1und not otherwise appropriated for the general
penses OF the State government for the year one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-nne ClS79):
ErstT-For executive contingent fund for State
purposes and incidental expenses of the Governors
Office, three thousand dollars (S30S0).
Second-For incidental expenses of the secretary
OF state 8 ONCE, three hundred dollars ($300).
Third-For incidental EXPENSES of the State au-
dltor Office, five hundred dollars (S500).
Fourth-For incidental expenses of State treas
urer's office, two hundred dollars $4,000.
Fnth-For incidental expenses and per diem as al
lowed by law OF the attorney general, one thousand
dollars 81 0O0l.
sixth-For incidental expenses Of the adjutant gen.
erals Office two hundred and fifty dollars ($250).
Seventh-For incidental expenses of the insurance
commissioners Office two hundred and fifty dollars
($250).
Eghth-For incidental expenses AMI clerk hire of
the public examiner one thousand dollarsI ,O00).
Ninth-For incidental expenses of the railroad
commissioners office two hundred dollars $4,000.
Provided this shall be in leu of all clerk hire.
Tenth-For incidental expenses of the superin-
tendent Of public instruction, five hundred dollars
($500).
Eleventh-For incidental expenses of the State
library, three hundred dollars ($3OO.
Twelfth-For incidental expenses of the supreme
court, five hundred dollars (S5CO0,
Thirteenth-FSr the purchase of law books for
the State library, one thousand dollars (S1,0OO).
Fourteenth-For two hundred [2OO] copies of vol
ume twenty-seven L27l of supreme court reports,
| twelve hundred dollars Isl, POOL
Fifteenth-For clerk hre for the Governor twelve
hundred dollars Isl ,2O0].
Sixteenth--For the purchase of paper for public
printing, eight thousand dollars [S5,UO0.
Seventeenth-For the purchase of stationery for
the legislature and State officers, thousand dol
| lars [S1,0O0l
Eighteenth For the payment of costs in suits in
stituted by the attorney general on behalf of the
state, three hundred dollars S300l.
Nineteenth-For printing and binding, as provd-
ed by contract, for the five 5 classes of printing
and advertising for the various State officers and de-
partments, twenty-five thousand dollars [$22,000l.
Twentieth-For preparing and indexing the gen.
eral and special laws, two hundred dollars (S200l
Twenty frst-For selecting examining and selling
State lands and making plats and appraising pine
timber and detecting respass upon State lands five
thousand dollars $4,000
Twenty-second-For selecting and examining
University lands, five hundred dollars [S5OOl.
Twenty-third-For payment of expenses of requi-
stions for absconding criminals one thousand dol
lars [$1OOOl, payable upon the order of the Cover
nor.
Twenty-fourth-For the support of the Minnesota
Historical society, three thousand dollars [S3OOOl.
Twenty-ffth-For expenses of the State board
of health thousand five hundred dollars 81, 50O
TWenty-slxth-For payment of mileage of
county treasurers and express charges for the
yeyance of State funds and bonds one thousand dol
lars Isl ,OOO].
Twenty-seventh-For rent of arsenal, three hun
bred and fifty dollars [$35Ul.
Twenty eighth-For repairs and furnishing the
State capitol three thousand dollars $3OOO], to be
expended under the direction of the Governor.
Twenty-ninth-For fuel and lights, water, lce etc..
for the capitol, two thousand five hundred dollars
[S4,5OO].
Thirteth- For reminding books in the State library
one hundred dollars 1900
Thrty-frst-For administering oaths to applicants
for pensions in the adjutant generals Office seventy
dollars and seventy-hve cents, L$7O.75]
Thirty-second-For purchasing of vault door and
shelving in the secretary of states room, two hun
dred and fifty-tive dollars [S255l.
Thirty-third-For expenses of the State board Of
equalization, one thousand dollars $1,000.
Thirty-fourth-For extra clerk hire in State
auditors office, one thousand dollars 81, cool.
Thirty-ftth-For payment of claims for arrest and
conviction Of horse thieves, four thousand dollars
So, OO01.
Thirty-sixth-For payment of claims for wolf
bountes five thousand dollars [S5, 00Ol.
Thirty-seventh- expenses of sherifs, convey
ing convcts to State prison. three thousand five hun
Thirty eighth-For fees Of registers and receivers
of United States land offices for furnishing abstracts
of entries of public lands for taxation provided
by section lis OF general tax law thousand dol
lars 81 ,000l.
Thirty-ninth-For publishing the general laws in
newspapers, fifteen thousand dollars ISIS, 0OO1.
Fortieth-For payment of expenses of Matching
and distributing fish, to be expended by the fish COM
missioners in accordance with the act providing for
the culture and propagation of food fishes, five
thousand dollars [S5,G0Ol.
Forty frst-For payment of claims Of persons who
have complied with the act of 1873, providing for
bounty for planting trees, three thousand five hun
dred dollars L$35O0l.
Forty-second-For payment of interest on temper
loans authorized by the Legislature two.housand
dollars ($2,000].
Forty thfrd-For payment of claim of Averill, Rus
sell Carpenter, ffty-six dollars and ten cents
E$56l0l.
-fourth-For payment of judges and clerks
of election in election precincts Kttson county in
November 1885, thrty-seven dollars 1887.
Forty fftb-For payment to the city of st. Paul
one-half the cost of constructing sewer along the
capitol gr ounds ON Tenth street, between Wabashaw
and CeGar streets whenever said sewer is completed
five hundred dollars [S500l.
Sec 2. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Approved March 2, 1879.