Contingent Fund—Continued.
To whom paid, and for what.
To warrants to John Carlin, in full, for his ser-
vices and expenses in conveying State Bonds
from Quincy to Springfield,
To warrants to John Carlin, in full, for his ser-
vices and expenses in conveying State Bonds
from Springfield to New York,
To warrants to James M. Morse, in full, for
his services, and expenses as a special mes-
senger to the Governor,
To warrants to Isaac Greathouse, in full, for
his services in conveying Moses May, a con-
vict, from the penitentiary to Pike county,
on a writ of habeas
corpus,
To warrants to John M. Krum, in full, for his
services in examining into the situation of S.
T. Sawyer's property, searching records and
attending to sale of printing office,
To warrants to Samuel B. Chandler, in full,
for his services and expenses in going to St.
Louis, and for amount advanced by him to
the jailer in removing Zelman Holmes from
St. Clair county, Missouri, to St. Clair coun-
ty, Illinois,
To warrants to J. M. Bassett, for advertising
proclamation for apprehension of P. B.
Hume,
To warrants to John Carlin, in full, for his
services and expenses in going to the Execu-
tive of Missouri, to demand John Rose, who
was committed to jail in Pike county, Mis-
souri, on a charge of horse stealing in Pike.
county, Illinois,
Contingent Fund-Continued.
To whom paid, and for what.
To warrants to H. B. Houghton, in full, for
publishing the Governor's proclamation,
To warrants to D. Rockwell, in full, for a re-
cord made out upon the order of the Attor-
ney General, in the case of the Treasurer, vs.
Thomas Mather, to be taken to Supreme
Court,
March 4. To warrants to Jno. Steel, in full, for his ser-
vices as agent for the State, in appraising
and estimating work done, and materials fur-
nished on the Alton and Mt. Carmel Rail-
road, in conformity to an act entitled "An
act, to authorize the Mt. Carmel and Alton
Railroad Company to construct the Southern
Cross Railroad," Approved, February 27th,
1841,
7 To warrants to William Walters, in full, for
his account for publishing canal report, for
Secretary's office,
16 To warrants to John Carlin, in full, for his
services and expenses in conveying Charles
Howard, a fugitive from justice, from St.
Louis, Mo., to Jackson county, Illinois,
To warrants to John Wentworth, in full, for
publishing the Governor's proclamation, for
the apprehension of Fatheree, a fugitive from
justice,
To McDonald & Roberts, in full, for publish-
ing the Governor's proclamation for the ap-
prehension of Fatheree, a fugitive from jus-
tice,
29 To warrants to John Carlin, in full, for his
services and expenses as messenger to the
Governor of Missouri,
April 1. To warrants to S. J. Iankiewiez, in full, for his
services and travelling expenses as special
messenger from the Auditor's office to the
Governor of Illinois,
Contingent Fund—Continued.
To whom paid, and for what.
To warrants to Wm. L. D. Ewing, in part
for an appropriation made him by the
Governor for his services and expenses in se-
lecting lands granted to the State of Illinois
by the act of Congress, entitled "An act to
appropriate the proceeds of the sales of the
public lands, and to grant pre-emption rights,"
approved, Sept. 4th, 1841, and in conformi-
ty to the "Act to authorize the Governors of
Illinois, Arkansas and Missouri, to cause to
be selected the lands therein mentioned," ap-
proved March 19th, 1842,
To warrants to William Carlin, in part of the
appropriation as above,
To warrants to Samuel Whiteside, do. do.
To warrants to Samuel W. Rogers, do. do.
To warrants to William H. Carlin, do. do.
To warrants to J. M. Pitman, in full, for his
services and expenses as a special messenger
to the Executive of Missouri, to demand a
fugitive from justice,
To warrants to Michael McNamara, in full, for
cutting wood, (60 cords) piling same in the
basement of State House, making and keep-
ing up fire in the offices of Auditor, Treas-
surer and Secretary of State, and taking
care of furniture, and of other property about
the State House, from 12th October, 1841,
to 13th May, 1842,
July 8. To warrants to E. Abbott, in full, for publish-
ing the Governor's proclamation in the Iili-
nois Statesman, for the apprchension of Jno.
Williams of Clark county,
22 To warrants to Wm. C. Greenup, in part for
his services and expenses in selecting lands
granted to the State by act of Congress,
9 To warrants to Isaac S. Berry, in part, for
same as above,
To warrants to Isaac S. Berry, in full, do.
To warrants to John B. Young,
To warrants to Wm. H. Carlin, do.
To warrants to Samuel W. Rogers, do.
To warrants to James Shields, in full, for
amount paid by him to engraver for State
bonds, engraved with impressions and cou-
pons, and for his own expenses in going to
Cincinnati and back,
21. To warrants to John H. Pettit, in full, for pub.
lishing the Governor's proclamation, offering
a reward for the apprehension of Smith and
Rockwell, and for printing twelve quires
circulars,
To warrants to P. B. Stone, in full, for pub-
lishing the notice as above,
To warrants to Brown & Somers, in full, for
publishing the notice as above,
To warrants to William E. Jones, in full, for
publishing two proclamations of the Execu-
tive officers, prohibiting State Bank paper,
22 To warrants to Z. Eastman, in full, for pub-
lishing the notice of the Governor, Auditor
and Treasurer, prohibiting the receipt of
State Bank paper for taxes of 1842,
1. To warrants to S. Penn, in full, for publish.
ing the Governor's proclamation, for the ap-
prehension of Wm. Fatheree, a fugitive from
justice,
Contingent Fund-Continued.
To whom paid, and for what.
To warrants to Stephens & Knodle, in full, for
publishing the notice in the Rock River Re-
porter, prohibiting the receipt of the State
Bank paper, for the State revenue for the
year 1842,
11 To warrants to S. Francis & Co., in full, for
publishing the Governor's proclamation, for
the apprehension of J. Smith and Rockwell,
and for proclamation, prohibiting the receipt
of the State Bank paper for the State reve-
nue of 1842,
25 To warrants to Wm. D. Latshaw, for publish-
ing the Executive proclamation in "the Wa-
bash Republican," prohibiting the receipt of
State Bank for State revenue,
paper
To warrants to A. N. Ford, in full, for pub-
lishing the Executive proclamation in "the
Illinois Gazette," prohibiting the receipt of
State Bank
paper for revenue of 1842,
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