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An Act making an appropriation of money to defray the expenses of the present General Assembly. 1835-1836 192 (1835)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactstn0117 and id is 1 raw text is: 192 ment, to allow the jailor's fees for the whole time of such criminal's confinement, under the like rules, regulations and restrictions. EPHRAIM H. FOSTER, Speaker of the IIouse of Representatives. JONATHAN WEBSTER, Speaker of the Senate. Passed February 16, 1836. CHAPTER XCI. An Act making (an) appropriation of money to defray the expenses of the present General Assembly. Allowance for SecTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Aissembly oJ members of the State of Tetnssee, That the members of the present Gen. Assembly General Assembly for the session of eighteen hundred thirty-five and thirty-six, be allowed each the sum of four dollars per day, and the like sum for every twenty-five miles in going to and returning from the seat of government, and that the Speakers of each house be allowed the sum of two dollars each per day for their services as presiding offi- cers of the two Houses. SEc. 2. That the clerks of each House be allowed each the sn pide sum of six dollars per day, and the door keepers each the for sum of four dollars per day, and that Epraim H. Foster, Speaker of the House of Representatives, twenty-six dol- lars and twenty cents for public postage; to Samuel Sea for chairs furnished the House of Representatives, ten dol- lars; to S. C. Earl for writing chair, seven dollars; to Hicks, Ewing & Co., for stoves, grates, fuel, four hundred and seventy-seven dollars and ninety-seven cents; to Lewis, colored free man, one hundred and forty-one dollars, for servant hire and attendance on both branches of the Legis- lature; to James A. Whiteside, eleven dollars and fifty- eight cenis for postage on letters and returns addressed to him as chairman of the committee on common schools in the House of Representatives; to S. Nye & Co. for print- ing for the Senate, twelve dollars and fifty cents; to W. T. Berry for stationery furnished the Senate, the sum of three hundred and twenty dollars and eighty-six cents; to C. M. Cowardin, for work done for the Senate, one dollar; to Victor M. Campbell sixty-eight dollars for transcribing part of the journal of the Senate; to Jonathan Webster, Speaker of the Senate, eighteen dollars and thirteen cents for public postage; to Terry H. Cabal, chairman of the joint com- mittee on finance, two dollars for public postage on clerks Digitized from Best Copy Available

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