Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1884-07-10
LAWS OF NEW JERSEY.
[BY AUTHoRITY.l
CHAPTER cLxxI.

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it shah be lawful for the treasurer Of the stitc
| OF New Jersey TO pay, lpon warrant OF the
comptroller. to the several persons hereinafter
named, the following amounts, viz:
Item No. Ito the clergy for opening
the sessions of the legisl ture, with
prayer. during the session of. one
thousand eight hundred and eighty
four, ten dollars each.
Item No. 2-To David Campbell, for
services in attending the electrical
gas apparatus and lighting the dome
of the senate and assembly cham
bsrs. during the session Of one
thousand eight hundred and seventy
eight, one hundred dollars, 500 90
Item No 3-To Naar, Day & Mar,
for stationery and printing furnished
the clerk of the house of assembly
session of one thousand eight hun
lars and twenty-five cents, $40 25
Item No. ITO Naar, d y & Naar,
for advertising notice OF the commit
tee incidental expenses TO present
bills, four dollars and fifty cents, 81 30
Item No. 80 MacCrellish & Quig
ley, for printing affidavit blanks for
the committee on incidental ex-
penses, one dollar and fifty cents, 81 81
Item No. 6-To John McKechney, for
services in attending fires in the sem
presidents and speakers rooms and
ventilating the same during the ses-
sion of one thousand eight hundred
and eighty-four, 500 90
Item No. To J. Clarence Sackctt,
stenographer, for taking testimony
in the matter OF charge, made in the
Philadelphia Press, by order of the
special investigating committee of
the house of assembly, thirty dollars
and seventy-five nts, $50 75
Item No 8-To Thomas K. Johnston,
for furnishing parchment and pre-
pairing oaths of members and officers
Of the senate and general assembly,
session of one thousand eight hun
dred and eighty -four, fifty dollars, $50 OO
Item No. 9-'To John a. Blown, for
services in attending the electrical
gas machines in senate and assembly
chambers during the session OF one
thousand eight hundred and eighty
four one hundred dollars, 800 90
Item No. 10-1o Ellen Mesley, for SER
vices in cleaning the senate and as
sembly chambers during the session
Of one thousand eight hundred and
eighty-four, two hundred dollars, $500 O9
Item No Ito Arthur Wilson, for
services as clerk in opening the house
of assembly, session of one thousand
dollars, $40 90
Item No. I2-To Alpaugh & Thomp-
son, for stationery, minute books,
calendars, &C., for the opening of the
house of assembly, session of one
thousand eight hundred and eighty
four, one hundred and thirty five dol
lars and seventy cents, sls5 Il
Item No. 13-To Apaugh & 1homp-
son, for one speakers calendar for
the seasion one thousand eight hun
dred and eighty-fyur, twenty-five
dollar, $25 Ot
Item No l4-To A. Kessler, for fur
nishing keys, locks, &C., repairing
same, &C., in the senate and and as
sembly chambers, session of one
thousand eight hundr, and eighty
four, forty dollars and fifty cents, $40 81
Item No l5-To A. S. d. Demarest,
for stationery furnished the clerk of
the house of assembly, session of one
Thousand eight hundred and eighty
four, forty-slx dollars and sixty-fye
cents, $40 6t
Item No l6-To W Fl. Butler, for
changing combination, new wrench,
&c, for safe of the clerk Of the house
of assembly, session of one Thousand
eight hundred and eighty-four, ten
dollars, SO OF
Item No. Ito Clark & Walter, for
stationery, &C., furnished the clerk
of the house of assembly, session of
one thousand eight hundred and
eighty-fou thirty dollars and
fifteen cents, ss7 Il
Item No. 1S-To Alexander Dunn, for
oil and oil can furnished the clerk of
the house of assembly, session OF one
thousand eight hundred and eighty
four, sixty three cents, 6;
Item No. 19- To W. H. G.. Murphy,
for two ebony gavels for the presi-
dent of the senate and speaker of the
house of assembly, session of one
thousand eight hundred and eighty
four, five dollars, S5 o.
Item No. 20-To John Jameson, for
services in washing towels, cleaning
spittoons, water-closets, &C., of the
house of assembly, session of one
thousand eight hundred and eighty
four one hundred and eighty-five
dollars. $185 o.
Item No. 2l-To Samuel W. Semple,
for towels for clerks room, house of
assembly, session of one thousand
eight hundred and eighty-foar, three
dollars, SO o.
Item No. 22-To the Jordan Stationery
Company, for stationery furnished
the house of assembly, session ofone
thousand eight hundred and eighty
four, per resolution Of the house OF
assembly, three hundred and ninety
dollars, 1890 o.
Item No. 23-To Charles Muller,
William Shortel, William O'Neil
and John Kennel, Jr., for services
as pages at the opening of the house
OF assembly, session of one thousand
eight hundred and eighty-four, ten
dollars each, $40 o.
Item No 24-To John Jameson and
John Carrigan, doorkeepers, and
George B. Holcombe, gallery
keeper, for services as ouch at the
opening of the house of assembly,
session OF one thousand eight hun
dred and eighty-four, ten dollars
each, $50 On
Item No. 25-To Michael Hurley, for
services as assistant sergeant-at-
arms at the opening of the house Of
assembly, session of one thousand
dollgrs, $40 OF
Item No. 26-To John L. Murphy,
for advertising notice for committee
on incidental expenses Of one thou
sand eight hundred and eighty -four,
four dollars and fifty cents, 81 81
Item No. 27-To George F. Smith, for
services as clerk to the committee
on Judiciary and sRevisicn of the
Laws" of the house Of assen bly,,
session of one Thousand eight hun
dred and eghty-four, per resolution
ofthe house of assembly, three hun
dred dollars, $500 OF
Item No. 28-To Thomas O'Connor,
for services as clerk to the commit
tee on "Corporations" and "Muniei-
pal Corporations" of the house of
Assem- ly, session of one thousand
eight hundred and eighty four, rer
resolution Of the house of assembly,
three hundred dollars, $500 OF
Item No. 29-To Hiram b. Griggs, for
extra services in engrossing railroad
taxation bill (H. 3l3) by direction of
tho special committee on railroad
taxation, session of one thousand
eight hundred and eighty-fo
twenty dollar, $40 90
Item No. 30--To Clarke & Walter,
for stationery furnished the house
committee engrossed bills, ses-
sion of one thousand eight hundred
and eighty-four thirty 1--WE dollars