Brought forward,

Apr. 14. H. S. Buel, on account of expenses attending the investigation of the northern and southern railroads, Jacob Beeson, commissioner locating

both houses,

75 00

92 00

Jed. P. C. Emmons, for investigating
northern and southern railroad,
E. F. Cook, for two days' attendance
and twenty-eight miles' travel in the
case of Geo. Morell, assistant jus-
tice,

John B. Martz, for three days' attend-
ance and twenty-five miles' travel
in the case of Geo. Morell, assistant
justice,

George L. Whitney, for Advertiser,
16. Cash paid warrant favor S. T. Ma-

son, to pay the interest due on $10-
000 for Palmyra and Jacksonburgh
railroad,

John Norton, Jr. fiscal agent, for mo

neys paid the following persons, viz: Isaac W. Averill,

10 00

21 00

120 00

2 75

3 00 20 00

350 00

Silas D. McKeen,

John Martin,

Jeremiah R. Smith,

$9.00

177 00

125 00

15 00

326 00

10 00 1,389 50

Marsh and Chittenden, short on war

rant,

Sundry members of the legislature,

Carried forward,

Brought forward,

Apr. 17. John Norton, Jr. for moneys paid the following persons, viz:

Wm. P. Patrick, member division

Brought forward,

committee appointed to investigate
the location of the northern and
southern railroads, $7 50 each,

Apr. 20. John Norton, Jr. fiscal agent, for mo-
neys paid the following persons, viz:
George Henderson, member division
court martial,

John B. Valee, translating Governor's
message into French,

15 00

9 00

40 00

C. Cogershall, for locks and trimmings
for desks,

13 28

Joseph Bamblet, for wood furnished

Brought forward,
Harvey Willis, for sundries,

Apr. 21. Cash paid warrant favor E. J. Ro-
berts, commissioner for the publica-
tion of the revised laws, 90 days, at
$3 per day, up to the 20th April,
22. Thomas Fitzgerald, Bank commission-

er,one quarter's salary from the 18th
January to the 18th April, 1838,
Ashal Fuller, for three days'attendance
and mileage in the case of George
Morell,

John Davis, for three days' attendance
and mileage in the case of George
Morell,

10 00

270 00

312 50

3 00

2 63

John Norton, Jr. fiscal agent, for mo

neys paid the following persons, viz:

Thomas Clark, for copying a portion
of the revised laws,

3 00

5 00

James B. Watson, enrolling clerk,
25. Cash paid warrant favor Bethuel Far-
rand, pursuant to an act to author-
ize a loan for the manufacturing of
silk, approved 20th March, 1833,

26. Cash paid warrant favor John Gibson,
crier of the supreme court,
Firewood for supreme and circuit

courts,

800 00

$80 50

40 00

120 50

9.00

32 00

A. W. Buel, member House Re

presentatives,

291 00

A. W. Buel, for translating Governor's mes

sage into German,

40 00

R. W. Paulding, for materials furnished
the committee for altering the method of
warming House of Representatives,
R. W. Paulding, for removing stove pipes
from the hall,

Carried forward,

75 00

2 50

Brought forward,

Apr. 27. George Combs, for coal for Governor's

room,

Orlando Combs, sergeant-at-arms,

Isaac A. Adams, on account attending the
investigation of the northern and southern
railroad,

May 3. Paid warrant favor of John Norton, Jr. fis-
cal agent, for moneys paid the following
persons viz:
Franklin Cowdery, for services bringing
up senate journal and three days services
as secretary of the senate,

9 69

6 00

21 00

69 00

John E. Schwartz, member division court
martial,

9 00

Garry Spencer, member division court mar-
tial,

9.00

John J. Adam, for sundries for the use of
the senate as per John Clark's certificate,

4. Paid warrant favor Michigan

5 00

state bank,

Interest from 1st January,

$40,000 00
825 00

40,825 00

Paid warrant favor of Alpheus Felch, Bank
commissioner, one quarter's salary from
3d February,

7. Kintzing Pritchette, Bank commissioner,
one quarter's salary from 7th February
to 7th May,

312 50

312 50

9. Benjamin Porter, commissioner for building
state penitentiary,

5,000 00

10. John Norton, Jr. fiscal agent, for moneys
paid the following persons, viz:

Paid warrant favor Orus Field and E. Burch,

for transportation of arms, &c. to and
from Gratiot, $20 each,

11. John Norton, Jr. fiscal agent, for moneys
paid the following persons, viz:

Charles T. Holmes, a witness investigating

Carried forward,

40 00