Brought forward,
paring index to the same, as
per appropriation 1837,$150,
May 31. John Norton, jr., fiscal agent,
pay of two members of le-
gislature,
Douglass Houghton, geologist,
one quarter year's salary,
ending May 31,
June 8. C. C. Douglass, assistant geolo
gist, one quarter year's sala-
ry ending May 31,
Belah Hubbard, assistant geo-
logist, one quarter year's
salary ending May 31,
Wm. P. Smith as sub-assistant,
in charge of department of
mechanical zoology, in geo-
logy department, one quarter
year's salary ending March
31,
Obed Lacey and Zebulon Ma-
son, witnesses, investigating
locations of northern and
southern railroads,
13. Contingent fund, per act appro-
priation March 23, 1837,
14. John Norton, jr., fiscal agent,
paid Henry Clitz,
15. Randolph Manning, one quar-
ter year's salary ending
May 8,
16. A. Sager, services as zoologist
of the geological department
from March 1 to June 1,
$1,500,
Jno. Wright, services as bota-
nist, one quarter year's sala-
ry from March 1 to June 1,
$1,500,
Geo. H. Bull, services as sub
assistant to botanical depart-
ment, one quarter year's sa-
lary up to June 1, $800,
14. S. Poupard, transporting one box of books
for library,
15. Timothy Emerson, services as one of the
Hayden band,
R. W. Ingalls, for Adrian Watch Tower,
paper,
18. R. Abbott, postage on letters and other do
21. John Norton, jr. fiscal agent, witness fees
investigating the locations of the northern
and southern railroads,
20. J. D. Pierce, Superintendent Public In-
struction, one half year's salary from
Jan. 1 to June 30, inclusive, $1,500,
29. Jno. Norton.jr. fiscal agent, expen-
ses of witnesses investiga-
ting locations of northern and
southern railroads, and other
expenses of the legislature,
J. R. Bowman, as a member
of House of Representatives,
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