The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-19

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Item No. l.. To John l.. Murphy Pub
fishing Company, for gavels, ~inkstands.
envelope-opener and rubber bands,
cents. sss-,
Item No. 9. To sutphin 4 Larue, for
seven coaches for members of legisla-
ture to visit deaf and dumb school,
twenty eight dollars SOS
Item No. .. To Charles and George NJ.
Furman. for carriages for members to
visit deaf and duinb school, thirty five
Item No. 4. To Charles and George NJ.
Furman, for carriages for members to
visit state industrial school for girls,
item No. &. 10 Charles and George NJ.
Furman, for carriages for members to
visit tho New Jersey state prison, for
ty-tiye dollars, Si5
Item No. 8. To John j. Mathews, for
senate and house calendars and blank
books furnished the house of assembly.
session of one thousand eight hundred
eight dollars. sIas
Item No. Z. To each Clergyman, for
opening session of the legislature with
prayer during session of one thousand
eight hundred and ninety, ten dollars,
Item No. Z. To each officer and page
of the senate and house Of assembly;
session OF one thousand eight hundred
and eighty nine, who was not in the EN-
ploy of the house of assembly of one
thousand eight hundred and ninety, for
services opening session, one thousand
eight hundred and ninety, ten dollars,
Item No. .. To John &. Murphy Pub
fishing Company, for articles furnished
to the sergeant-at-arms, three dollars
and fifty cents. SO
Item No. 10. To Patrick IL. Corish, for
cash advanced for expresstpc on sun
plies, three dollars and thirty cents. So
Item No. II. 10 the Jordon station
cry Company, for stationery furnished
to the sergeant alarms for the Use of
the members, one hundred and fifty
Item No. IL. 10 MacCrellish & Quig-
ley, for articles furnished clerk of house
and sergeant-at-arms, twenty dollars
and fifty cents, $40
Item No. -. To the Foye Letter File,
Cabinet and Index Company, for bill
files for members and officers for SEES
sion of thousand eight hundred and
ninety. six hundred and siXty-nine dol
lars and forty-tiye cents, 1869
Item No. II. To Otto II. Heinz, for
printing, governors message for one
nine, in German language, as per reso-
tuition of the house, one hundred and
ninety-four dollars and fifteen cents, Sl9i
Item No. Il. To w. II. Butler. for ser
vices changing combination on safe in
clerks room. twelve dollars, Sl2
Item No. ID. To Fem Il Droxmann,
for articles furnished and time given in
repairing electrical gas light In capitol,
tifty-iiine dollars and fifty cents, $50
Item No II. To Mar. Day n Naar, for
stationery furnished the speaker of the
house, three hundred and fou dollars
and fifty five cents, 1904
Item No. IA. To Mar, Day & Mar, for
calendars and stationery furnished the
secretary OF the senate eighty nine dol
lars and seyenty-five cents, $50
Item No. 10. To Mar, Day 4 Mar, for
stationery, ct cetera. furnished the en-
crossing clerk of the house. one hun
two cents. sIsI
Item No. 20. To Mar, Day h Naar,for
stationery, ct cetera, furnished the
journal clerks of the house. seventy
seven dollars and seventy cents. STT Z
Item No,a1. To Mar, Days Naar, for
stationery; ct cetera, furnished the
i've dollars and thirty cents si5
Item No, q. TO Mar, Day y MAR for
stationery, ct cetera,. furnished the
dollars and eighty-1ve cents. si4
Item No. %. To Naar, Day 4 Mar. for
advertising notice of meeting of ballot
reform committee. two dollars, 81 {
Item No. "a. To MacCrellish & Quig-
ley. for stationery furnished sergeant
at. arms, t~wenty-seven dollars. so
Item No. %. To j. .Payran, for gavel
blocks furnished house and senate, five
dollars, So [
Item No. %. To Kessler Bros, for ar
| ticles furnished and services performed
| repairing locks, ct cetera, for house and
senate, sixty-two dollars and twenty
| five cents, &c.
gus, for stationery furnished each
member of the house, per resolution OF
| same, fifty nine members, five dollars
lars, sos
Item No. %. To The Jersey City Ar
| gus, for stationery furnished officers of
| the house. per resolution of the same.
dollars $50 O
Item No. 20. To The Jersey City Ar
gus, for stationery furnished legislative
correspondents of the legislature, per
each, ninety dollars, $50 0
Item No. 10. To J, f. Fcnnell, for ser.
vices as copyist, making copies ballot
reform bill, by order of joint ballot re-
form committee, twenty dollars, SO .
Item No. 81. To W. d.. Wolfskul, for
services as copyist, making copies bal
lot reform bill, by order joint ballot re-
seventy six cents, sI3 .
Item No. q. To Knight & Gnichtel,
for services copying notices of meetings
of ballot reform committee. two dollars
and seventy-seven cents. 3 z
Item No. 30. To W. Holt Apgar, for
services rendered as clerk to the COM
mittee on incidental expenses, house OF
assembly, session one thousand eight
hundred and ninety. one hundred dol
lars, SlU y
Item No. "a. To Jersey City Argus,
for stationery furnished to the SER
g~eant-at arms, house of assembly for
session one thousand eight hundred and
dollars and twenty-five cents. s5la 2
Item No. 81. To Convery 4 Walker,
for articles, furniture, ct cetera, fur
ntshc0 mouse OF dSktElU1N, stSsiul VI
one thousand eight hundred and ninety,
seventy-one dollars and elghty-hNe -, q
cents, 81 .
for parchment rolls and preparing
oaths of officers and members OF the
senate and general assembly, session
of one thousand eight hundred n
ninety, fifty dollars, ~ "
Item No. 81. To Charles A. Schmidt, to
printing governors message in German
language. las per resolution of the house,
and fifteen cents, s19i 1
Item No. 81. 10 Albert DATE, for files
furnished members of the house of as
sembly. session of one thousand eight
hundred and ninety, seventy-hve dol
lars. 30 U
Item No. 30. To New Jersey Deutsche
Zeitung, printing one thousand copies
Governor Abbett's inaugural message
of one thousand eight hundred and -
ninety, Slio U
to printing three thousand copies gov
ernor's message of one thousand eight
hundred and ninety. and one thousand
copies of governors inaugural message
nj 1ine ere '"' e" ssis Q
Item No. Il. To New Jersey Deutsche
Zeitung, for printing governors mes
sage In erna as per resolution OF the
dollars and fifteen cents, sisi /
Item No. A.. To Jeremiah j. Maher,
for services rendered AS sergeant-at-
arms to house committee on elections,
contested election Haines VS.. Turley,
e enf nuau dollars ariG and Etis seventy cents, so :
Item No. AZ. 10 John l.. Murphy Pub
fishing Company, for stationery, Nc,
furnished John G.. Shreve, clerk senate, -,
session 1890, S23l
Item No. IA. To Robert j ,Ingersoll for
services. engrossing resolutions of sym
patty Hon. II. +. Tracy and resolu-
tons in reference to worlds FAIR ses- %. q
sion 1880 go y
Item No. As. To Mary Dweyer, for
Weeks. o opee n ssI session isao, SO o
Item No, Al, To Ellen Medley, for
cleaning the senate and house of assem-
eScoymGmainttee rodms, for session 1851, 500 0
Item No. AZ. To Frank Huber, for
services as assistant bill clerk, session
1880. $50 .
Item No. As. To John l.. Murphy Pub
fishing Company, for stationery, &c,
senate. session $50. sIsy >
Item No. 40. To John l., Murphy Pub
fishing Company, for stationery FUR.
nished senate committee engrossed ,
bills. for session 1850, So Z
Item No. 50. To John L. Murphy Pub
fishing Company, for stationery, &c,
furnished William :. Sharp, sergeant i,
alarms of the senate, session 1870, st@ D
Item No. 81. To John l.. Murphy Pub
fishing Company, for stationery, &c..
furnished president of the senate, SEES ~, =.
sion 1880. Sifo d
Item No. re. To Samuel Dickinson, for
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