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An Act to defray the expenses of the General Assembly of the State of Tennessee, with the report of the Committee on Finance annexed. 1851-1852 687 (1851)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactstn0170 and id is 1 raw text is: 687- CHAPTER CCCLXX. AN ACT to defay the expensesof the GeneralAssenbly.of the State of Tennessee, with the report of the Committee on Finance annexed. SECTION 1. BC it enacl:Rsl by the General Assembly oj the State of Tennessee, '1'hat the Comptroller of the Treasury issue his warrant to each member of the Sen- ate and House of Representatives, for the sum stated to be due to each in the annexed report of the Commit- tee on Finance. SEC. 2. Be it enacted, That the Comptroller issue to the officers of the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives, warrants for the following sums due them for services rendered, viz: To -1. H-. Harrison, eight hundred and eighty-eight dollars, for one hundred and forty-eight days services as principal clerk of the Senate. To Charles E. Ready, eight hundred and eighty-two dollars, for one hundred and forty-seven days services as engrossing clerk of the Senate. To J. C. Lane, five hundred and ninety-two dollars for one hundred and forty-eight days services as door- keeper of the Senate. To John -I. Leuty, eight hundred and eighty-eight dollars, for one hundred and forty-eight days services as principal clerk of the House of Representatives To R. B. Cheatham, eight hundred and eighty-two dollars, for one hundred and forty-seven days services, as engrossing clerk of the Housd of Representatives. To P. M. Senter,cight hundred and seven-six dol- lars, for one hundred and forty-six days services as se- cond assistant clerk of the House of Representatives. To G. W. Turk, five hundred andt eighty dollars, for one hundred and forty-five days services as principal door keeper of ihe House of Representatives, To W. 11. Fewell, five hundred aud seventy-six dol- lars, for one hundred and forty-four days services as assistant door keeper of the House of Representatives, aid three dollars and fifty cents paid for wood. To William Rockwood, four hundred and forty-one dollars, for one hundred and forty-seven days service as messenger of the Senate. To A. C. Norvell, for eighteen dollars, for three days service in organizing the Senate. To E. G. Eastman, for forty-eight dollars, for eight days services as clerk, while the House was being or- ganized. To John Wallace, for twelve dollars, for three days service as principal door keeper; and to A. Hil, for Digitized from Best Copy Available

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