+ 1836 in said companies, in such manner, and by such person or persons, as may be directed by the board of internal improvement, constituted by an act entitled, "an act defining the powers and duties of the board of internal improvement, and for other purposes," passed at the present session of the general assembly of the commonwealth of Kentucky: Provided, That this act shall not apply to such companies, where a provision is made in the acts of incorporation of said companies for voting of the stock belonging to the commonwealth. Approved, March 1, 1836. CHAP. 429.-AN ACT to change the time of holding the court of Assessment for the 35th Regiment, Kentucky Militia. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That the court of assessment for the thirty-fifth regiment of Kentucky mili tia, be, and the same is hereby directed to be held on the second Monday in November of each and every year, instead of the first Monday in said month. Approved, March 1, 1836. CHAP. 430.-AN ACT for the distribution of Morehead and Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That the secretary of state be, and he is hereby authorized to distribute amongst the members of both houses of the legisla ture, a copy of Morehead and Brown's Digest, and a copy of H. Pirtles's Digest of the decisions of the court of appeals, one copy of each, to each member of both houses, and one copy of each, to the clerks and assistant clerks of both houses. Approved, March 1, 1836. CHAP. 431.-AN ACT for the appropriation of money. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That the following sums of money be paid out of the public treasury, to the several persons entitled to the same, not otherwise 1836 appropriated, to wit: of To the speaker of the senate, to be appropriated Allowances between William B. Blackburn and Cyrus Wingate, Senate and H.. to speaker according to the time each served as speaker, four dollars per day. To the speaker of the house of representatives, four dollars per day. To the clerks of the senate and house of representatives, ten dollars per day each. To the sergeants at arms of the senate and house of representatives, twenty-eight dollars per week each. To the door-keepers of the senate and house of representatives, twenty-eight dollars per week each. To Benjamin R. Pollard, assistant clerk of the senate, and John C. Herndon, assistant clerk of the house of representatives, five dollars per day each. To William B. Holeman and Littleberry Batchel or, for furnishing water, making fires, &c. for the senate and house of representatives, during the present session, six dollars per week each, Representa tives. Clerks of Senate and H. Rep. Sargeant at arms of Sen ate and H. R. Doorkeepers of Senate and H. R. C. B. R. Pollard and J. Herndon. W. B. Holemon and L. Batchelor. To the clerks of the senate and house of represen- Clerks of Sentatives, sixty dollars each, for six days services after ate and H. R. the close of the session, in preparing the acts for publication, and arranging the books and papers. To the Librarian, two hundred and fifty dollars, for the year one thousand, eight hundred and thirty six, to be paid quarterly. Librarian. To the Editors of the Argus and Commonwealth, Editors Argue fifty dollars each, for furnishing their papers, once a and Commonweek, to the members of the senate and house of representatives, during the present session. To the commissioners of the lunatic assylum, for supporting the lunatics in said institution during the ensuing year, five thousand dollars. To John Woods, as per bill rendered, No. 1., thirty dollars. wealth. Com'rs luna tic asylum. John Woods To Thomas J. Mayhall, as per bill rendered, No. 1. T. J. Mayhall. ninety-eight dollars. To Thomas McGrain, as per bill rendered, No. 1., T. McGrain. sixty-eight dollars and forty-three cents. To James Davidson, as per bill and vouchers filed, J. Davidson. (from one to eight) three hundred and seventeen dollars and four cents. To Adam C. Keenan and Charles H. Julian, three hundred dollars each, for binding two thousand co A. C. Keenon and C. H. Julian. 1836 pies of the acts of the general assembly; also, sixtytwo dollars and fifty cents each, for binding two hundred and fifty copies of the journals of each house, one half of which sums shall be paid in advance, and the balance, upon their producing to the auditor of public accounts, a certificate from the secretary of state, showing the delivery into his office of the number of copies hereby authorized to be bound; Provided, however, If the full number of copies authorized to be bound, shall not be so delivered, a deduction at the rate of thirty-three and one third cents for each copy of the acts, and fifty cents for each copy of the journals, as shall not be made by them. To Livingston L. Leavell, Christopher ThompJoint commit-kins, Frederick W. Trapnall, Samuel O. Peyton, tee to visit lu Nathan McClure, and John Hollingsworth, of the natic asylum. house of Representatives, and William T. Willis, S. B. Jessup, and Richard Southgate, of the senate, as a committee to examine the lunatic asylum and Transylvania University, the sum of ten dollars each. To James Stonestreet and Thomas J. Helm, clerks J. Stonestreet of the senate and house of representatives, for mak& T. J. Helm. ing Alphabets to the journals of the senate and house of representatives, for the year 1835-6, one hundred dollars each, to be paid when they shall satisfy the auditor of public accounts, that the said work has been completed. That the sum of two thousand dollars, be allowed J. H. Hole- Jacob H. Holeman, as public printer, in advance, for the year one thousand eight hundred and thirty man. six. That the auditor of public accounts, shall be, and A. G. Hodges he is hereby authorized and directed, to settle with for A. G. Hodges, public printer for the year 1835, for public print the residue of his account for public printing by balance ing. him done, and not included in his accounts rendered, and issue his warrant on the treasurer in favor of said Hodges, for such sum as may be found to be due him upon such settlement. To A. G. Hodges, as per bill rendered and vouchA. G. Hodges. ers filed, the sum of three thousand and six dollars and sixty-two cents. To Harry Mordecai, as per bill rendered, No. 1., H. Mordecai. the sum of thirty-five dollars. To William G. Carter, of the senate, John HarCommittee to vie, Charles A. Wickliffe, John L. Helm, F. W. visit works on Trapnall, of the house of representatives, for their 1836 services in visiting the lock and dam on Green river, in obedience to a resolution of the senate and house of representatives, the sum of fifty-five dollars each. To William R. Griffith, for like services, ten dol- W. R. Griffith. lars. President To the president of the board of internal improve- board Int. Imment, for like services, thirty-seven dollars. provement. To N. B. Buford, assistant engineer, for like ser- N. B. Buford. vices, twenty-eight dollars and seventy-five cents. To Adam C. Keenan, as per bill rendered, the A. C. Keenon. sum of one hundred and seven dollars, as per bill No. 1. and vouchers filed. To John P. Bruce, for stationary furnished for the J. P. Bruce. senate and house of representatives, during the pres ent session, as per bill rendered, the sum of two hundred and ninety-six dollars. To Charles H. Julian, for stationary furnished the C. H. Julian.. senate and house of representatives during the pre sent session, two hundred and ten dollars and forty eight cents. To John M. Foster, register of the land office, the J. M. Foster, sum of three hundred dollars, for clerk hire. To Benjamin Selby, auditor of public accounts, for clerk hire, the sum of three hundred dollars. B. Selby. To the commissioners of the Cumberland hospital, Com'rs. Cum-. for the use of said hospital, the sum of fifteen hundred berland hospidollars. To Charles Hutchinson, as per bill rendered No. 1, thirty-four dollars. To William B. Coleman, as per bill rendered No. 2, four dollars. To J. D. Dellinger, as per bill rendered No. 3, sixty-four dollars. To Charles, as per bill rendered, the sum of six dollars and forty eight cents. tal. C. Hutchin son. W.B. Cole man. J. D. Dellin ger. Charles. To Anderson and Stevenson, as per bill rendered, Anderson and five dollars and forty-six cents. Stevenson. To Joseph Taylor & Son, as per bill rendered, the J. Taylor and sum of twenty-five dollars sixty-two and a half cents. Son. To A. G. Taylor, as per bill rendered, the sum of A. G. Taylor. twenty-five dollars and thirty-one and a half cents. To James Shannon, for the benefit of the Baptist church in Frankfort, ten dollars, for the use of their bell during the present session. To the acting governor of this commonwealth, the sum of five hundred dollars,. for furniture purchased by him for the government house. J. Shannon.. Governor. 1836 J. R. Graham. ses. To John R. Graham, five dollars per day for thir teen days as assistant clerk, by order of this house. To John and Moses, twenty dollars each, as messengers to senate and house of representatives.. To R. R. Peebles, Peyton Lyne, and George D. R. R. Peebles, Blakey, for mileage and attendance one day each, as P. Lyne, and witnesses before committee for courts of justice on G. D. Blakey. the trial of Maj. J. Price, a justice of the peace, the sum of fourteen dollars and ninety cents each. Librarian to deliver to Page & Swigert certain books. B. Selby. C. Coghlan. That the public librarian be, and he is hereby directed to deliver over to Messrs. Page and Swigert, the same number of copies of the books the state has used belonging to them, and if there should be a deficit, then he is directed to report to the next legislature how many copies are wanted for that purpose. To Benjamin Selby, auditor of public accounts, the sum of three hundred dollars, that sum having been appropriated to the register in 1831, but no like ap propriation was then made to the auditor. To Cornelius Coghlan, five dollars per day for nine days, as assistant clerk by order of the senate. To W. S. Johnson, as per account rendered, the W. S. John- sum of nine dollars. Approved, March 1, 1836. of Int. Imp. shall amined. cause CHAP. 432.-AN ACT for building a Bridge across Russell's creek in Adair county. SEC. 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the When $750 is Commonwealth of Kentucky, That at any time within raised by indi- two years from the passage of this act, the sum of viduals board seven hundred and fifty dollars shall be raised or se cured to be raised by subscription or otherwise, for same to be ex- the purpose of building a bridge across Russell's creek, in Adair county, at the point where the contemplated turnpike road, from Greensburg to Co lumbia shall cross the same, it shall be the duty of the board of internal improvement for the state of Kentucky, upon receiving satisfactory notice thereof, to cause an examination to be made of the scite for the location of said bridge by one of their engineers, who shall report to the board an estimate of the cost of a permanent and durable bridge to be covered with a good shingle roof, together with such other information as may enable the said board to |