The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-03-31
LEGAL.
Published in The Topeka State journal
March 81, 1915
SENATE BILL No. s27.

March 81, 1851
| SENATE BILL No s27
PAYMENT OF SUNDRY CLAIMS.
AN ACT making appropriations to pay
BE if enacted INV the Isais sh of the
Section 1. That the following sums OF
hereby appropriated out of any money in
the state treasury not otherwise appropri-
to persons herein named for claims against
the state.
Item l.. To the city of OIathe, for dirt
furnished FL isl the Deaf Dumb Institute
Item , To Edward B. johnson, for in
juries received at National Guard encamp.
ment at Fort Riley, in 1909, in full of all
Item 5. To c. J. Price for Investigations
and reports in the bank commissioners de
partment under the blue sky law, in full
Item 4. To Mrs. George H. Roles and
children, intended as a pension because OF
an injury received while an employee at
the Kansas State Normal School, Emporia
January 1. 1915 to January 1, 1917, $4,000
Item 5. To Mr.. 4. c. Woleslagel, for re-
sioner's department paid into the state
treasury. by error, $500 eo ,o.
sustained stair because use of erroneous tubercnlaT
tests made by state commissioned veter1n-
ise in fF % Sf claim NJ Bnoek for
received while an employee of the State
in in FIJI Of 81 claim $1,000
william f. Hutchinson, $3.50; John G.
Miller, $1,000; A. NJ. Keene, $1,000 Total
$S7 40.
Item 9. To w. w. Denison, for refund
of money advanced for moving G: A. r.
ue 1tem a 10. 70 ROOFS County. to reimburse
said county for expenses OF con1y y pits
Item IL. To Sumner Construction Com
pany, for work in addition to the original
nnnfr oef for al IN 10 81
Home. Atchison, Kansas, in full of claim
Item II. To Mr. James Colgan for con-
yeying prisoners to the State Penitentiary,
received in the laundry at the Deaf and
Dumb Institute, at Olathe, Kansas 500 90
@ 1o 9f fRor the fiscal Year
1915. and ending June 80 1919 and the
item Il TO Chicago Surety and Bonding
to for in g
Item Is. To George II. HoAges, for money
paid by him for expenses in the case Of
fees and other expenses, incurred in certain
First Rational BANK Of Topeka. Kansas,
in which more than 500.000.OO belonging to
which was collected in full with more than
100000 interest thereon by the state,
Item is To J. j. o'Connell,. refunding
payment on forfeited school land $3.50 60.
Item Il To r. 70 The waltz stst for
Item item IS To John I. Walton. Hanna Tay-
lor Martha A. Satterlee, Rebecca Banks,
Permelia Cone and Charlotte e: w: Davis.
residuary legatees of Mary E. Walton, de-
count of inheritance taxes. enormously
charged against the estate of said deceased,
Item 10. To N. W. Phares, for moneys
paid on school land. $3.50.
Item 70 Fo m a eu aG6 a stafs
Reformatory at Hutchinson, Kansas, in full
of all cl Ia r 81 5000 ssm0e, c-avb, for
Graybi sanitary live stock s com n
Item o. To Caleb Geisenheimer, to re-
fund payment forfeited school lands,
Item o. To Eli Nerdlinger, for com
10 judge ennt0 OF f9e in
full Of al all c Gains. sas5, 90 ' -
Item "a. TO ]. R. Smith, in payment of
Of fhe state aan Of Kansas to the
s Of the site
f0r f 9he s settle S' 10000 iof
Item %. To Fritz Goetting. for losses
sustained through negligence of state com
missioned veterinarians, in full settlement,
Item &c. To Dan storrs, ST., for injuries
fsoaf years 1915 and 1e1 seoooo
{. D. L.
payments forfeited land, $4,000.
Item %. To the clerk of the district
court of Butler county, Kansas. for costs
in case of The State of Kansas, ex rel.
John S. Dawson, attorney general, against
NJ z. Wilson and W. S. Holden, witness
fees S129.90. Sheriff fees, $500. Election
expenses, $61.39. Total $1,000.
item 20. To Clarence M. Doles, to reim-
burse for wrongfully paid payments to
school land fund, $4,000.
Item so. To Mrs. Sarah DObson, in trust
for her son, Horace R. DobSon, $1,000 per
month, for the fiscal years, 1916 and 1917
$4,000.
Item 81. To L. s. Kent, reward for ap-
prehension and conviction of Henry Bower,
murderer, in full settlement, $4,000.
Item 31H. To H. o. Beatley, w. H.
Latimer. and j. w. Bridwell, reward for
apprehension and conviction of Henry
Bower. murderer, in full settlement, 100000
to be equally divided.
Item 81 To Senator Emerson Carey. for
rental on traction engine loaned to Hutch
inson Reformatory, $1S5.00; provided, that
the traction engine becomes the property
of the state of Kansas.
Item So. To r. L. Thomas, for services
in procuring data and preparing Dill on
judiciary apportionment, $4,000.
Item "a. To John L. Hobble, to reim-
burse for payments on school land, 1886. SO.
Item 35. To Fowler Equity Exchange,
for refund of fee paid on charter erroneous
~ issued, $3.50.
Item &c. Mr. c. E. V. Smith. for money
paid on forfeited school land, $4,000.
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