The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-06-14

session OF one thousand eIgnt nunureu
and eighty-hye, one dollar and ten
cents,
Item No. $50 John L. Murphy for
stationery, etc, furnished the sergeant
alarms, house Of assembly, session of
one thousand eight hundred and u
eighty-fve, two hundred and one dol
lars and twenty three cents, - = g4
Item No. S7.-To John L. Murphy, for q
stationery: etc, furnished TO the
speaker OF the house Of assembly, ses-I
sion OF one thousand eight hundred
and eighty-fve, one hundred and
sixty-nine dollars and sixty Ave cents, E
Item No. $50 John L. Murphy. for
stationery furnished the er1grossing
clerk of the house of assembly, session
Of one thousand eight hundred and
8 eighty. five. one hundred and fourteen
dollars and sixty-fiye cents, -
Item No. 89.-To John L. Murphy, for
stationery and supplies furnished the
clerk of the house of assembly, session
of one thousand eight hundred and
eighty-fve, one hundred and forty-si
dollars and fifty-five cents,
Item No. 40.-To John L. Murphy for
stationery and supplies furnished the
committee on engrossed bills of the
AOAl~ VI docS1lDl VI, sehbiOIl Vi Gle LQOu~
sand eight hundred and eighty-fiye,
thirty four dollars and seventy cents,
Item No. ALTO John L. Murphy for
stationery, etc., furnished the station
cry committee, house of assembly, ses-
sion of one thousand eight hundred
ana eighty,hye, thirty-seyen dollars
and thirty-fve cents, f e0c eae
Item No. 42-To John l. Murphy, for
stationery furnished the reading clerk,
house OF assembly, session of one thou
sand eight hundred and eighty-fiye,
five dollars, fsa rs n
Item No. 43-To the Jordan Stationery
Co., for stationery and supplies fur
nished the document clerk, house of
assembly, session of one thousand eight
hundred and eighty five, sixty-four
dollars and forty-fi cents,
Item No. 44.-To the Jordan Stationery
Co., for seventy packages stationery
furnished the stationery committee for
use of members of house of assembly.
session of one thousand eight hundred
and eighty-fve, two hundred and
eighty dollars,
Item No. 45-To the R. B. Dovelrs Son
Manufacturing Co., for ink, mucilage,
ETC., furnished the sergeant alarms,
ii house Of assembly, session Of one thou
sand eight hundred and eighty-five,
nineteen dollars and fifty cents,
Item No. 46.-To Callahan & Gartlan, for
rubber bands furnished house of as
sembly, session one thousand eight
hundred and eighty-two, forty dollars,
Item No. 47.-To John Bunnel,. J. H.
Peterson, Charles Muller, Thomas
Lanahan, Frank Nichols, Joseph Smith
and Charles Kelley, for services as
gallery keepers and pages, John P.
~ Feeney and John Jamison, doorkeep-,
ers, and James Burns, document clerk,
opening session of one thousand eight
hundred and eighty-fye, ten dollars
each, ge.5a-ni slaall li4-e-sii+I
Item No. 48.-To John L. Murphy, for
stationery, lamps and oil furnished the
engroSsing clerk, two hundred and two
dollars and fifty-three cents,
Item No. $40 John L. Murphy, for
books, stationery, and SO forth. fur
nished the secretary of the senate, two
hundred and eleven dollars and sixty
one cents, is o.~.s i,.-i ara
3 Item No. SOTO John L. Murphy, for
calendars, gavel, stationery, and SO
forth, furnished the president of the
senate, one hundred and fifty four dol
lars and ninety-six cents - f.
Item No. 51.-To Robert II. Ingersoll,
e. page of the senate, for extra services
as assistant journal clerk, one hundred
and fifty dollars, -4e ,-e
Item No. 52-To BENJAMIN Manning, gal
lery keeper, for services in opening the
house of assembly, session of eighteen
hundred and eighty-iye. ten dollars,
1teIu M. Oo.-1U ElOS ". Duuu, CQdrIeS
P Ford, Clark f. Bonnell, Benjamin
q r. Lee, Benjamin r. Pool and Frank i.
Huber, for extra services at the extra
session of the senate in April, eighteen
hundred and eighty four, each ten dol
lars,
Item No. 54-To John L. Murphy, for
bill files and SO forth, furnished the
sergeant at arms of the senate, three r
hundred and thirty-two dollars and
ninety-six cents C& -ta 1a'
Item No. $50 the Foye Letter File
and Cabinet Manufacturing Company,
for bill files, seventy-three dollars and
fifty cents,
Item No. 56.-To Mary E. Lee, washing
towels, thirty dollars,
Item No. 57.-To George Still, for clean
ing SplttOOnS, water closets, and lob
bies, one hundred dollars,
Item No. $50 w. S. Snyder, forspeeia1
services engrossing sundry bills pro-
viding for the taxation of corporations,
passed at the session of eighteen hum
dred and eighty-four, one hundred
dollars,
Item No. 59.-To Edward D. Fox, for SER
vices rendered in the Office of the
executive in connection with assem-
bly, bill No. Sl3, one hundred dollars,
Item No 60.-To John Simmons, for ex-
press charges paid, four dollars.
Item No. 6l.-To Charles F. Rub, for
counsel fees and expenses incurred in
the contested election case of Franz
bach v. Rub, one hundred and fifty
dollars,
Item No. 62.-To A. J. Rider, for en-
crossing senate resolutions and frame
for same, fifty-two dollars,
Item No. 63.-To Robert H. Ingersoll,
Warner Davis, Thomas Carney, Will
liam W. Watson and Thomas Packer,
pages of the senate, for services at the
extra session Of the senate in April.
eighteen hundred and eighty-four,
each ten dollars
Item No. 64.-To George W. Colfax, for
expressage paid, three dollars and
twenty-five cents, e
Item No. 65.-To A L. English, engross-
ing clerk, for attending the opening of
the session of the senate of eighteen
hundred and eighty-fiye, ten dollars,
Item No. 66.--To Joseph Donovan, SER
geant-atarms for attending the open
ing of the senate of eighteen hundred
and -eighty-fve, ten dollars,
.. And be it enacted, That this act shal
effect Immediately.
Annrnvad nril 1893