CHAPTER XLIV. STATE PRINTING AND BINDING. AN ACT making appropriations for state printing and binding. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Kansas : SECTION 1. That the sum of fifty thousand one hundred dollars, ($50,100,) is hereby appropriated out of any money in the treasury, not otherwise appropriated, for state printing and binding, for the fiscal year ending November 30, 1872. SEC. 2. The auditor of state is hereby authorized to issue warrants upon the treasurer of state for the purposes specified in the first section of this act, or so much thereof as may be necessary to liquidate all accounts which may be approved by the proper officer, under the laws and verified by affidavit. SEC. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its publication in the Kansas Daily Commonwealth. Approved March 2, 1872. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of the original enrolled bill now on file in my office, and that the same was published in the Kansas Daily Commonwealth March 3, 1872. W. II. SMALLWOOD, CHAPTER XLV. MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES. AN ACT making appropriations for miscellaneous expenses and to prohibit improper issue of warrants. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Kansas: SECTION 1. That the following sums are hereby appropriated, out of any money not otherwise appropriated, for the purposes hereinafter mentioned, for the fiscal year ending November 30, 1872: For certificates of indebtedness heretofore issued by indebtedness. the auditor of state, amounting in the aggregate to Certificates of thirty-five thousand four hundred and forty dollars and fifteen cents, ($35,440.15,) as follows: T. C. Hunt, railroad assessor, fifteen dollars, ($15.00.) For railroad H. H. Williams, one hundred and twelve dollars and sixty cents, ($112.60.) hundred fifty-four dollars, Jacob Weisbaugh, one hundred ($154.00.) F. M. Power, one hundred and five dollars, ($105.) F. B. Hunt, seventy-four dollars and eighty-cents, ($74.80.) II. N. Bent, one hundred and two dollars, ($102.) J. C. Bailey, thirty-four dollars, ($34.) John Walruf, sixty-six dollars, ($66.) Geo. Graham, one hundred and fifty-four dollars and sixty cents, ($154.60.) R. W. Wright, one hundred and fifty-eight dollars, ($158.) J. M. Allen, fifty-five dollars and eighty cents, ($55.80.) C. M. Libbey, one hundred and fifty-six dollars and eighty cents, ($156.80.) assessors. For conveying prisoners to penitentiary. Ed. Russell, one hundred and twenty-seven dollars, ($127.) C. H. Hallett, sheriff, for conveying prisoner to penitentiary, fifty-four dollars and forty cents, ($54.40.) C. B. Whitney, same services, eighty-four dollars and thirty-five cents, ($84.35.) H. E. Coffman, same services, seventy-five dollars and thirty cents, ($75.30.) G. T. Gilmore, same service, two hundred and sixtysix dollars and sixty-six cents, ($266.66.) John McPeak, one hundred and ninety-five dollars and forty cents, ($195.40.) C. Hallett, fifty-three dollars and ninety cents, ($53.90.) James Thomas, seventy-six dollars and sixty-five cents, ($76.65.) C. N. Collins, eighty-nine dollars and fifty cents, ($89.50.) B. S. Campbell, thirty-eight dollars ($38.) C. L. Robins, thirty-one dollars and thirty cents, ($31.30.) Jacob Van Antwerp, eighty-seven dollars and ten cents, ($87.10.) J. H. Blackburn, thirty-seven dollars and twenty-five cents, ($37.25.) William S. Davis, eighty-three dollars, and ten cents, ($83.10.) Samuel Walker, twenty-three dollars and fifty cents, ($23.50.) Charles White, one hundred and seventy-seven dollars and thirty cents, ($177.30.) J. S. Vincent, one hundred and twenty-seven dollars and forty cents, ($127.40.) Chester Thomas, jr., forty-three dollars and fifty cents, ($43.50.) A. J. Clemens,fifty-seven dollars and sixty cents.($75.60.) David Phillips, fifty-four dollars and sixty-five cents, ($54.65.) J. C. Wilson, seventy-two dollars and forty cents, ($72.40.) W. N. Walker, ninety-one dollars and forty cents, ($91.40.) J. H. Blackburn, thirty-six dollars and thirty-five cents, ($36.35.) Chester Thomas, jun., twenty-two dollars and fifty cents, ($22.50.) C. H. Hallett, eighty-two dollars and fifty cents, ($82.50.) A. S. Wilson, judge 12th district, five hundred and Miscellaneous. eighty-three dollars and thirty-five cents, ($583.35. Edward Downard, special messenger for election returns, fifty dollars, ($50.) E. H. Sanford, twenty-six dollars, ($26.) M. V. Voss, judge sixth district, one hundred and fiftyfive dollars and fifty-five cents, ($155.55.) A. S. Wilson, judge twelfth district, five hundred dollars, ($500.) McNeal & Urban, safe for the office of state treasurer, for thousand dollars, ($4,000.) W. H. Canfield, judge eighth district, three hundred and seventy-one dollars and fifty-five cents, ($371.55.) Henry Hopkins, warden of the penitentiary, six thousand six hundred and sixty-eight dollars and seventy- tentiary. seven cents, ($6,668.77.) Henry Hopkins, warden of the penitentiary, eleven thousand and two dollars and twenty-eight cents, ($11,002.28.) E. Hensley, services as director of the penitentiary, fifty-four dollars, ($54.) R. W. Jenkins, services as director of the penitentiary, fifty-one dollars, ($51.) H. Kelly, services as director of the penitentiary, fiftyfour dollars, ($54.) Officers of pen Conveying prisoners to penitentiary Henry Hopkins, as warden of the penitentiary, eight thousand five hundred and forty dollars and four cents, ($8,540.04.) E. Hensley, services as director of the penitentiary, fifty-four dollars, ($54.) And R. W. Jenkins, as director of the penitentiary, fifty-one dollars, ($51.) That the sum of five hundred dollars, ($500,) be allowed to the Rev. Robert J. Brown, for services rendered as chaplain at the State Penitentiary. To A. W. Hoover, for conveying prisoners to penitentiary, twenty-seven dollars and sixty cents, ($27.60.) Francis Stephenson, for conveying prisoners to penitentiary, sixty-eight dollars and fifteen cents, ($68.15.) S. J. Carter, for conveying prisoners to penitentiary, thirty dollars, ($30.) C. Thomas, jun., for conveying prisoners to penitentiary, mileage, eighteen dollars, ($18.) Expense of guards and fare of two prisoners, twentythree dollars, ($23.) B. S. Campbell, conveying prisoners to the penitentiary, eighteen dollars, ($18.) J. S. Vincent, conveying two prisoners to penitentiary, mileage, fifty-four dollars, ($54.) For fare of one prisoner and expense of guards, seventynine dollars and thirty-five cents, ($79.35.) John Harris, for conveying two prisoners to the penitentiary, mileage, thirty-four dollars and fifty cents, ($34.50.) Railroad fare of one prisoner and extra expense caused by taking two prisoners instead of one, twenty dollars, ($20.) E. C. Anderson, conveying prisoner to penitentiary, thirty-three dollars, ($33.) |