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![handle is hein.slavery/ssactsal0410 and id is 1 raw text is: SEc. 3. And be it further enacted, That the sum of fifty Ed. Jones.
dollars be and the same is hereby appropriated to Ed. Jones,
of St. Clair county, for apprehending and prosecuting to
conviction Thomas Jones, for horse stealing in said county:
Provided, That not more than fifty dollars shall be paid out Proviso.
of the state treasury to the said Edward Jones or to John
.Alderson, under this and previous acts.
APPROVED, 12 February, 1850.
[No. 420.] AN ACT
To make appropriations to pay certain claims against the
state.
Svc. 1. Be it enacted by the'Senate and House of Represen-
tatives of the State of Alabama in General Assembly convened,
That the following sums of money be and the same are Appropriations
hereby appropriated for the payment of the following per-
sons, to wit : -
To Brittan & De Wolf, for printing two hundred copies Brittan & De
of programme of the funeral of Woodson Northeut, and Wolf.
for three hundred copies of governor Collier's inaugural
address, twenty-five dollars.
To J. F. Grant, for, publishing meeting of the board ofJ. F. Grant.
equalization and for publishing proposed amendments to
the constitution, one hundred and two dollars:
To Alexander Bell, for hauling firewood from capitol Alex. Bell.
hill to the offices of comptroller, state treasurer and adju-
tant general, five dollars:
To Thomas De Wolf, for publishing proposed amend- Thos. De Wolf.
ments to the constitution, one hundred And fifty-four
dollars :
To John Powell, for repairing chairs for the state, &c., John Powell.
and treasurer's table, forty-six dollars:
To Wm. 0. Baldwin, for putting up shelves in the sec- W. 0. Baldin.
relary ofstate's office. eight dollars:
To A. G. & G. F. Knight, for papering ends of seats in A. G. & G. F.
the lobby and glazing lights, two dollars Knight.
To A. P. Pfister, for inkstands, &c., furnished the state,A. P. Pfister.
five dollars and fifty cents:
To James K. Whitlow, for feeding state prisoners, thirty- j. K. Whitow.
nine dollars and twenty-five cents:
To B. Ulolt, for building speaker's stand and other vork B.Itoh.
done, and articles' furnished the state in fitting up the
room for the accomnnrodation of the house of representa-
tives in the Exchange Hotel, two hundred and sixteen
dollars and five cents:
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