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![handle is hein.slavery/ssactsal0374 and id is 1 raw text is: 1848. 434
Sec. 4. Be it further enacted, That hereafter it shall be the
duty of the Secretary of Stdteltt least thirty days befbre the meet-
ing )feach session of the Goveral Aisseirbly, to contract at the
lowest practicable price, for the hire of the requsito number of
servants to wait upon the two, houses during the session-
also in like manner to contract for all the fiel, lights, andi all oth.
or things necessary for the session--and shall upon the meeting of
General Asse , blv, report all such contracts to the Committees
on accounts and claims in the two Houses.
Approved, March 6, 1948.
[No. 406.] AN ACT
Making appropriations to pay certain claims against the State.
Section 1. Be it enacited b the Senate and liouse of Repre ,I
tatives oJ the State of Alabanw, in General Assitbly con, twed.
Apropimpuion That the following sums ofrmoney be, and the sunte are hereb,
mnadle to appropriated to the paym(ent ofthe filowing persons:
To .ohn R. Rodgers, ftr one barrel of.iperm oil for the use a.
JI R odgeis the Capitol, thrty-nitne dollars and fifly ceiut .
To E. J. Donnell, of Mottgomtery, fo r clint aid donemetic tir.
14 J Doniell nished the Logilature thr fulneral adges on the occasion tI
burial of P. ,. wlovr, sixty-nline dorll and ninty.eight cen-.
'InTo Eldward Hawlin, 1r twent.y-ihreie dlays ,ervices IteneIt
in the coim Pt rolleI' oflice fthr the joint exriaming rommitter, rniie.1.
two dollars.
U BIMI To Girard Brirch, .1ailor of Rissell countty. fir feeding sta
Prisoners, the sum of 'ixtyO.fmr dl6lars old fortyv cents.
N BELker To N. Becker of Montgromery coutnty for lucks and kepy . ard
hardware furnished the Ca pitol, seven dollarsand fifly cents.
Woue & Ktight To Moore and Knight of M ontgomnery, for numtbering thirtl
seven doors in thle State Capitol four dollars and sixty-two arS
one hnlfcentw.
wn Gatres To Williamn (arrett. Secretary of State for servant hire ar
other purplses, sixt.nin dollars and forty-five cents.
L W toeal To L. W. O'Neal. .ailor (rf Tuiskaloosa county, for Icedina
Stnto prisoners, fbur hundred and three dollars and twenty cents.
we U 8.16winl To William 0. Baldwin, of Muntgomory, for hire ofservatnt to
wait on the State Capitol, fiti.y-two dollars.
Wim Clement To William Clement of Perry county, for apprehending and4
restoring to jail a fugitive from justice, fifteen dollars.
7 M Musely To Thoins M Mosely, Sheriff of Madison county, for executing
a negro, Ben, ten dollars.
I Kirksey To Foster N. Kirksey, Sheriff of Greene county, for teedinL#
State prisoners, three hundret and twenty dollars and sixty-flie
cents.
J Vtestney To James Chestney the sum of five dollars.
. n it a.a To L. H. Dickiason the suim oftthirteen dollars.
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