The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-11
WHAT THEY WILL GET.
House Deficiency Claims and Ac-
counts Appropriations.

The ways and means committee of
the house today introduced and passed
bill carrying appropriations for de-
ficiencies claims and accounts. Some of
them were:
State toard of public works for def
cienc- III salary and expenses for the
fiscal year. ending June 80, 1886 and
June 80, 1897, 81, 500.
To board of managers of the state
industrial reforma tory, for deficiency in
per diem and expenses actually incurred
and paid out by them during the months
of March, April. May and June, 1896:
S. R. Peters, $3.50. 81; T. J. O'Neil, $194. 80;
w. j. Lingenfelter, s157.01.
Culver & Bailey for hardware for use
tary of state, $3.50.
James B. Hayden, for repairing clock
in representative hall, $3.50.
Arthur Capper for publication of syll-
abb of the courts of appeals, ST. 100 to be
in full of all demands.
To the board Of the trustees of the
state charitable institutions for per
diem and mileage for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1897, $1,000.
A. NJ. F. Randolph, for amount paid
as reporter of the supreme court to the
librarian of congress for copyright fees
of SO volumes of Kansas supreme court
reports, and two volumes of Kansas
appeals reports, $3S; for amount paid as
reporter of the supreme court for postage
and express charges on Kansas courts
of appeals reports, records and copies
of opinions to and from the clerks of the
courts of appeals, $6.
J. w. Moore, as member of the live
stock sanitary commission, for services
and expenses, $2S7.15.
j. w. Johnson, as member of the live
stock sanitary commission for services
and expenses, $184.
John I. Brown, as member of the live
stock sanitary commission, for services
and expenses as per itemiZed voucher,
$2S7 80.
r. H Chandler for S5 days service as
agent of the live stock sanitary COM
mission for inspection of cattle at Ba-
zaar, $105.
To the following named persons for
overtime as state house EMPLOYEES to be
in full of all claims, to-wit: H. S. Pope
engineer, $249.90; A. H. Mooney, assis-
tant engineer, $27-69; Tolivar Bird, jan
itor $50.70; c. T. Bradshaw janitOr, $S9. 33
Bruce Borin, janitor, $50 80; Chas. Will
son, janitor, $102.70; John A Simpson,
janitor, $500; d. K. Grimmes, janitor,
and fireman, $100.69 Doc Williams, fire
man. $500; Joseph Sproat, fireman,
$103 SO.
To the executive council. for def
cheney for the fiscal year ending June
80, 1897, for stationery, $500; for lights,
$500; for two janitors, and three fire
men. $50 a month each, for five months,
$1,250; for freight and hauling, $3.50; for
water, $50; for dfstri2ation OF general
statutes of 1897, $500.
To the executive council to be dis
bursed by them to the creditors of the
contractors, Evans and Cox, in taking
up and paying vouchers, dated March
2 1895, issued by the board of public
works, and settlement of contracts of
May 20.1891, for erection of center build
ing of the state house and not paid on
account of the deficiency of the state
house fund, $5,091, the names and re-
spective amounts of each creditor to be
certified to by said contractors, or
either of them.
To the Wear coal company, for coal
furnished the office of the state board
of health in full of all claims, S17 So
To Frank l. Brown. for balance in
full for engrossing journals of the house
of representa- tives of 1891, 1898 and 1895,
$273.
To state historical society, for pur-
chase of typeWriters, 1892