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For miscel-
laneous p u r-
poses.
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islature, twenty-five hundred dollars or so much
thereof as may be necessary to be expended under
the direction and order of the governor ; for sal-
aries and expenses of veterinary inspectors and
for appraised value of animals or buildings de-
stroyed to prevent the spread, of infectious or con-
tagious diseases among live stock, ten thousand
dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary,
to be paid upon vouchers' exhibit ; to the comp-
troller of the treasury for printing his annual
report, the sum of one thousand dollars or so
much thereof as may be necessary.
LEGISLATURE.
To pay the officers and members of the gen-
eral assembly, including postage, stationery,
mileage and miscellaneous expenses, as follows,
to wit : For the per diem of the president of the
senate at eight dollars per day, seven hundred
and twenty dollars ; for the per diem of twenty-
five senators at five dollars per day, eleven thou-
sand two hundred and fifty dollars ; for the per
diem of one secretary of the senate at ten dol-
lars per day, nine hundred dollars ; for the per
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Per diem of
officers and
members.
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diem of one reading clerk of the senate at ten
dollars per day, nine hundred dollars ; for the per
diem of one journal clerk of the senate at ten
dollars per day, nine hundred dollars; for the
per diem of one sergeant-at-arms of the senate
at five dollars per day, four hundred and fifty
dollars ; for the per diem of one doorkeeper to
the senate at five dollars per day, four hundred
and fifty dollars ; for the per diem of one assist-
ant doorkeeper to the senate at five dollars per
day, four hundred and fifty dollars ; for the per
diem of one engrossing clerk of the senate at
seven dollars per day, six hundred and thirty
dollars ; for the per diem of four committee
clerks to the senate at five dollars per day each,
eighteen hundred dollars ; for the per diem of
one folder of the senate at five dollars per day,
four hundred and fifty dollars ; for the per diem
of two pages of the senate at two dollars per
day each, three hundred and fifty dollars ; for
the per diem of one janitor of the senate at five
dollars per day, four hundred and fifty dollars ;
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