Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1881-05-05
ing pensions for the soldiera Of the State


OF New Jersey, FIVE hundred dollars.
Item No. 10. To John L. Murphy.
for stationery furnished by order OF the
president OF the Senate, ninety-five
dollars and sixty-five cents.
Item No. 20.. To Augustuss. Barbar,
for services as clerk to committee. con-
tested election case, Carter versus MUIR
ply, nifty dollars.
Item No. q. To John L. Murphy,
Tor stationery, ct cetera, furnished COM
mlttee on stationery, House of Assem-
bly,, one hundred and two dollars and
thlrty-hve cents
Item No. ~. 70 John L. Murphy,
for minutes, books, calendars, ct cetera,
furnished president ofthe Senate, forty
seven dollars. ..................
Item No. 23. To William s. Sharp,
for subpenas furnished House Of As
sembly, one dollar and segenty-fye
cents
Item No. "a. To George b. Bower,
as secretary to committee on incidental
expenses, fifty dollars, and amount paid
newspapers for advertising notice Of in
cidental committee, three dollars and
fifty cents.
Item No. rs. To John L. Murphy,
for minute books, calendars, ct cetera.
furnished secretary of the Senate, one
hundred and fifteen dollars and fifty
cents
Item No. 26. To Frank H. Huber,
for services rendered committee. con-
testing election case Carter versus
Murphy, ten dollars
Item No. q. To John L. Murphy,
for stationery, ct cetera, furnished SEQ
retary of the Senate, one hundred and
fifty-four dollars and fifty cents. s.......
Item No. %. To L. A. Dunn. for
stationery, rubber bands, ct cetera,
furnished committee on stationery, five
hundred and thirteen dollars and sixty
six cents
Item No. 20. To w. II. G. Murphy,
for baskets, brushes, soap, ct cetera,
furnished sergeant House Of
Assembly, seventy-eight dollars and
fifty-five cents. ..........
Item No. so. To g. II. Benson, for
services rendered as clerk to the Judi
ciary committee of the House of As
sembly, during the session of the one
hundred and fifth Legislature, three
hundred dollars.
Item No. 81. To w. w. Morris, for
services rendered as clerk to the COM
mitte6 on municipal corporations of
the House of Assembly, three hundred
dollars
Item No. 80. To George w. Wood
ward, for services rendered as clerk to
the committee of the House Of Assem-
bly, on engrossed bills, five hundred
Item No. 80. To chairman joint
committee on lunatic asylurns, for
carriage hire for use of committee,
seven dollars
Item No. "a. To A E. Irwin, stenog-
rapher, for stenographic services rem
dered joint committee on lunatic asy-
lums, taking testimony, ct cetera, forty
DOLLARS. .,...s.... ................s..
Item No. S5. To John L. Murphy,
for stationery, ct cetera, furnished en-
crossing clerk of the Senate, two hun
dred and thirty-three dollars and fifteen
cents ....
Item No. So. To William Dickey,
George Ringelmann, Liner Holmes,
William DeYoursey, George Liner and
James O'Brien, for services as pages
opening House of Assembly, session of
one thousand eight hundred and eighty
one, ten dollars each, amounting to
sixty dollars
Item No. 81. To John Simpson, for
washing spittoons for the Assembly,
and washing and keeping clean the
closets in the House of Assembly, and
cleaning committee rooms, one hun r
dred dollars.
Item No. 3S. To John A. Brown, for
expenses and services in serving sub
pBnas, and services to committee in
election case Of Carter versus Murphy,
one hundred and fifty dollars. ........
Item No. 80. To Fitzgerald and Cos
son, for two hundred and fourteen
copies Of the Legislative Manual for
one thousand eight hundred and eighty
one, furnished the Senate and Houseo of
Assembly two hundred and fourteen
dollars.
Item No. 40. To W. Scott Snyder,
for services rendered as assistant en-
crossing clerk of the Senate, five hun
dred dollars.
Item No. Al. To George D. Bower,
for services rendered as bill clerk,
House Of Assembly, three hundred and
fifty dollars. .........
Item No. AZ. To the clergy, for ser
vices in opening the sessions Of the
Legislature of the year, ono thousand
eight hundred. and eighty-cne with
prayer, ten dollars each.
Item No. 43. To Frank III. Huber,
for services rendered as assistant door.
keeper, House of Assembly, three
hundred dollars.
2 Item No. "A. To Frank Wanser, for
services rendered as assistant door
keeper, House of Assembly, three hun
Item No. As. To David Campbell,
for services in attending electrical gas
machine in the Senate chamber and
House of Assembly, one hundred
Item No. 46. To ]. Banks Reford,
for services as assistant engro sing
clerk, House of Assembly, three hun
drcd and fifty dollars s..............
Item No. Al. To George Arison, for
extra services as doorkeeper, House of
Assembly, fifty dollars.
Item No. 48.. To F. F. Paterson and
Charles N. Robinson, engrossing clerk
and door keeper Of last Senate, ten
dollars each for services at organiza-
Item Nc. 40. To Cook & Jaques, for
repairing ice pitcher and match safe,
one dollar and seventy-five cents. .....
Item No. so. To George 7. Dudley,
for bill files, rubbers, papers, P. o. pa
pers, wrapping paper, pals, ct ceteFa,
two hundred and sixty-one dollars and
ten cents. s....................
Item No. 81. To Mary E. Lee for
washing towels for the Senate, twenty
five dollars. .................
Item No. 80. To Reuben Transen,