The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-16

county quarry. for the crushing of rock.
loading, hauling and inspection of same
during the months of June, July and
August. 1896, for the walks and drives
in state house grounds. $3.50
10. To the board of trustees OF the
state charitable institutions for per
diem and mileage for the fiscal year
ending June 80. 1897. $1,000
90 To A NJ. F. Randolph, for
amount paid as reporter OF the supret me
court to the librarian of congress for
court fees, of thirty-six volumes OF
Kansas supreme court reports, ana Two
volumes of Kansas appeals reports, $50;
for amount paid as reporter OF the su-
prene court. for postage and express
charges on Kansas courts of appeals re-
ports, records and copies of opinions TO
and from the clerks of the courts OF ap-
peals, Sc.
81 To J. w Moore, as member of
live stock sanitary commission, Tor ser
vices and expenses, S2S7.15-
%. To ]. w. Johnson, as member OF
the live stock sanitary commission for
services and expenses, 1854
%. To John L Brown, as member OF
the live stock sanitary commission, for
services and expenses as per itemized
voucher, $287.30.
"a To r. H. Chandler. for thirty
stock sanitary commission for inspec-
ton of cattle at Bazaar, $105.
%. To the Kansas City Gazette, for
publication Of rules governing the in
Sas for the years 1895 and 1896, as pro-
Vided in chapter PAS, section SO, session
laws of 1891, at the rate provided by
law for publica lions in the official state
paper, in full of all demands, $7175-
26. To F. B. Brown, as member of
the legislature of 1898 for mileage, 1925;
for twenty days service. $50.
81. To It. Heery. for twenty-five days
work at three dollars per day. as super
intendent of construction of heating
plant, Osawatomie insane asylum, $66-
t. TAI for n ion
and mileage as witness in the investi-
cation of the permanent school fund as
per itemized voucher, $3.50
%. To ]. l. Eldridse. for balance of
salary for service as bailiff of the su-
preme court of Kansas for the year
ending June 80, 1896. $52. so.
80. To 7. femme, for per diem and
mileage, as witness before the investi-
cation committee of the senate. 1898,
under resolutions numbers eighty-six
and ninety, as per itemized voucher,
$3.50.
81 To ]. X P Barker, for per diem
and mileage as witness before investi-
cation committee of the senate, 1893,
under resolutions Nos. Sc and 80, as per
itemized voucher, $500
80. To Glenn Trentencamp, for work
taking UP trees at the forestry station
March to the first of April. 1895. SIS
SO. To J. A. Burnett, for balance
of salary as judge of the nineteenth ju-
dicial district for January 1894, $27-77.
"a. 10 the IOllOWlUS uaLl0Q p0TSOnS
for overtime as state house employees
to be in full of all claims, to-wit: H.
S. Pope, engineer, S249 80; A. H Noon
ey. assistant engineer, $27.69; Toliver
Bird. janitor. 5000; c. T. Bradshaw.
janitor, $99.33; Bruce Borin, janitor,
$3.50; Chas. Wilson, janitor. S102- 40;
John A. Simpson, janitor, S69.30; D. K.
Grimes, janitor, and fireman, s1O0.69;
Doc McWnliams. fireman. $39. 60; JOS
eph Sproat, fireman, $103.59-
80. To the executive council. for de-
a
80, 1897, for stationery. $500: for lights.
$500; for two janitors, ana three fire
men, $50 per month each, for five
months, 1880; for freight and hauling,
$3.50; for water. $3.50; for distribution of
general statutes of 1897, $500
SO. To the executive council to be
disbursed by them on approval of the
attorney general, of the creditors of the
contractors, Evans and Cox, on written
assignment in taking up and paying
voucher dated March 2, 1895, issued by
of contract of May 20. 1891. for erection
of central building of the state house
and not paid on account of the defici-
ency of the state house fund, S5,O91.
Provided That said amount is found
to be correct.
81. To the Wear Coal company, for
coal furnished the Office of the state
board of health, in full Of all claims,
$17.55
SO. To Frank L. Brown, for balance
in full for engrossing journals in the
mouse OF representatives OF 1881, 1893
and 1895, 5000; to w. L. Brown for bal
ance in full for engrossing journals in
the senate of 1893 and 1895. $40.
80 To A NJ. Bum. for service as
superintendent of mine at penitentiary,
from May Z. 1894, to December Is, 1894,
in full of all claims, $3.50.
40. To State Historical Society, for
purchase of typewriters, S132.
Al. For expenses in the case of state
of Kansas eX rel John n. Ives VS..
Thomas Rowe ct al, being the case
field county; D. W. Hermann for mon
ey paid out for surveying, S155.2O; j. V.
KilliOn, witness. $3.50; Thomas Rowe,
witness. SOS. so; s. L. Axtens, witness,
$6S. so: J. L. Bower, witness, S73; H. B.
Mitchell, witness. $3.50; A. 2. Shreve,
witness, $3.50; c. J. Brown, clerk of su-
preme court, fees, $50 10.
AZ. To A. G: Stacey, for issuing sub
poenas in Botkin impeachment case, in
full of all claims, $50.
Sec. 2. The auditor of state is here
by authorized to issue his warrants
upon the treasurer of state in favor of
the persons named in section one of
this act, upon the presentation of duly
verified and itemized vouchers by the
claimants named, OF by the legal repre-
sentative of said claimants
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's publica-
ton in the Topeka State Journal
I hereby certify that the above bill
originated in the House, and passed
that body March H. 1887
W. D. STREET.
Speaker of the House
a. D. GILPIN,
Chief Clerk of tho House