Kings, shall, within the time now provided by law, pay over all moneys by him collected, and shall, within ten days thereafter, renew his bond to the satisfaction, in towns, of the supervisor of the town, or, in his absence, of the town clerk, and in any city, of the majority of the supervisors of such city, to be expressed in writing on such bond, which bond shall be filed, and have the effect of a collector's bond, as provided by law, and shall also within the time aforesaid deliver to the county treasurer of his county, a certificate of the approval of such bond, signed by the officer making such approval, the time for collecting the taxes and making the returns thereof, shall be extended to the first day of March. next. § 2. This act shall take effect immediately. СНАР. 7. AN ACT making appropriations for the expenses of Government for nine months of the fiscal year, ending the thirtieth of September, 1848. Passed January 28, 1848, "three-fifths being present." The People of the State of New-York, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows: tions to §1. The following sums are hereby appropriated to the Appropria objects hereinafter expressed, to be paid out of any moneys Sep. 30, '48 in the treasury as are or may hereafter be provided by law, for the nine months of the fiscal year ending on the thirtieth day of September, one thousand eight hundred and fortyeight: For salary of the governor, three thousand dollars. Governor. For salary of the chancellor, one thousand five hundred Chancellor dollars. For salaries of justices of the old supreme court, four thou- Justices old sand five hundred dollars. sup. court. appeals. For salaries of the judges of the court of appeals, seven Judges of thousand five hundred dollars. For salaries of the justices of the supreme court, sixty- Justices seven thousand five hundred dollars. For salary of the state reporter, one thousand five hundred porter. sup. court. State re dollars. For salary of the clerk of the court of appeals, one thou- Clerk of sand five hundred dollars. appeals. For salaries of the commissioners of the code, four thou- Comm'rs sand five hundred dollars. of code. For salaries of the commissioners on practice and plead- Practice & ings, four thousand five hundred dollars. pleadings. For salary of the attor.ey general, one thousand five hun- Attorney dred dollars. General. Old repor1er. Chancery reporter. Sec. of Comptroller. Treasurer. Adj. Gen. Dep. com. Dep Sec. Dep, treas. Com. Gen Private Judge ad vocate. Reg. in chancery. Clerk sup. court. Insp. state prisons. Clerk hire. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. For salary of the reporter of the old supreme court, from the first of October, eighteen hundred and forty-seven, to the first of July, eighteen hundred and forty-eight, three hundred and seventy-five dollars. For salary of the reporter of the court of chancery, two hundred and fifty dollars. For salary of the secretary of state and superintendent of common schools, one thousand eight hundred and seventyfive dollars. For salary of the comptroller, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-five dollars. For salary of the treasurer, one thousand one hundred and twenty-five dollars. For salary of the adjutant general, seven hundred and fifty dollars. For salary of the deputy comptroller, one thousand one hundred and twenty-five dollars. For salary of the deputy secretary and clerk of the commissioners of the land office, one thousand one hundred and twenty-five dollars. For salary of the deputy treasurer, nine hundred and seventy-five dollars. For salary of the commissary general, five hundred and twenty-five dollars. For salary of the private secretary to the governor, four hundred and fifty dollars. For salary of the judge advocate general, one hundred and twelve dollars and fifty cents. For salary of the register in chancery, one thousand dollars. For salary of the clerk of the old supreme court, one thousand dollars. For salaries of the inspectors of the state prisons, three thousand six hundred dollars. For clerk hire in the office of secretary of state and superintendent of common schools, two thousand and fifty dollars. For clerk hire in the office of the comptroller, four thousand four hundred and twenty-five dollars. For clerk hire in the treasurer's office, six hundred dollars. For clerk hire in the attorney general's office, six hundred dollars. For clerk hire in the state engineer and surveyor's office, five hundred and twenty-five dollars. For clerk hire in the adjutant general's office, instead of the sum now provided by law, six hundred dollars. For clerk hire of the chancellor, three hundred dollars. For clerk hire in the office of the clerk of the court of appeals, to be paid in the same manner as is prescribed by section sixteen, chapter three hundred and thirty-three, of the laws of eighteen hundred and thirty-eight, six thousand dollars. For clerk hire of the commissioners of the code, six hun- Clerk hire. dred dollars. For clerk hire and office expenses of the register in chan- Do. cery, one thousand two hundred and fifty dollars. For expenses of furniture, printing, binding and stationery Furniture for the following offices, namely, Comptroller's office, four hundred dollars. Attorney general's office, two hundred dollars. Adjutant-General's office, three hundred dollars. State engineer and surveyor's office, two hundred dollars. For expenses of the court of appeals and of the supreme court, two thousand dollars. printing, &c. For pay of members and officers of the legislature, ninety- Pay of lethousand dollars. gislature. expenses. For contingent expenses of the legislature and of the pub- Contingent lic offices, including fuel, stationery, furniture and witnesses, fifteen thousand dollars. For compensation of the governor's messenger, eight hun- Governor's dred dollars. messenger For incidental expenses of government, seven hundred Incidental and fifty dollars. expenses. For apprehension of criminals, two thousand dollars. ApprehenFor apprehension of fugitives from justice, five thousand ding crimi dollars. nals, &c. For the printing of the state, including printing and bind- Printing. ing geological survey, forty thousand dollars. History. For transportation of the natural history of New-York, in- Transportcluding expenses and charges incidental upon the distribu- ing Nat. tion of volumes to governors of states, and foreign governments and institutions, including boxes to contain the same, three hundred dollars. For expenditures in the commissary general's department, com. gen. fifteen thousand dollars. martial. arsenals For expenses of courts martial, three thousand dollars. Courts For the compensation of keepers of arsenals, three hun- Keepers of dred dollars. For expenses of the Onondaga salt springs, thirty-five Onon. salt thousand dollars. springs. For the support and instruction of the pupils in the deaf Deaf and and dumb institution, New-York, including five thousand dumb insti dollars for general purposes of said institution, twenty-five thousand dollars. tution. For the support and instruction of the pupils in the school Blind instifor the blind in New-York, including five thousand dollars tution. Agricul ture. Rent and taxes. • Wolves. Postage of official letters. Sheriffs. Agents state pri Bona. Escaped convicts. Insane convicts. State libra ry, And capitol. State hall. Lunatic asylum. Hospital. Foreign poor. Orphan asylum. Do. Assess ments. Surveys, &c. County clerks. J. Minor. Indian for general purposes of the institution, seventeen thousand dollars. For the promotion of agriculture in the several counties, eight thousand dollars. For rent and taxes of the house occupied by the governor, one thousand one hundred dollars. For the payment of bounties on wolves, one hundred dollars. For postage of official letters of the governor, comptroller, secretary of state and superintendent of common schools, treasurer, attorney-general, adjutant-general, state engineer and surveyor, and the clerk of the old supreme court, two thousand dollars. For pay of sheriffs, for the transportation of convicts to the state prisons, ten thousand dollars. For travelling expenses of the agents of the state prisons, two hundred and fifty dollars. For apprehension of escaped convicts, two hundred dol lars. For the expenses of insane convicts sent to the lunatic asylum, two thousand dollars. For contingent expenses of the state library, five hundred dollars. For expenses of the capitol, including repairs, cleaning, gas, labor, superintendent's compensation, four thousand dollars. For expenses of the state hall, including repairs, cleaning, labor and superintendent's compensation, three thousand dol lars. For the salaries of the officers of the state lunatic asylum, three thousand and three hundred dollars, For the New-York hospitals, sixteen thousand eight hundred and seventy-five dollars. For the support of foreign poor in the city of New-York, seven thousand and five hundred dollars. For the orphan asylum, New-York, five hundred dollars. For the orphan asylum, Prince-street, New-York, five hundred dollars. For assessments on property belonging to the state, three hundred dollars. For survey, appraisement and expenses of public lands, six hundred dollars. For the pay of county clerks for services, two hundred dollars. For the payment of the annual pension to James Minor, sixty dollars. For expenses of removing intruders on Indian lands, three lands. hundred dollars. For expenses of the geological museum, including the curator's salary, five hundred dollars. Geological museum Old state hall. For repairs of the old state hall, one hundred dollars. For the college of physicians and surgeons in New-York, Med. col. five hundred dollars. N. York. For compensotion of discoveries of forfeited estates, fifty Forfeited dollars. estates. of accounts For compensation of the committee of the legislature ap- Committee pointed to examine the accounts of the treasurer, and of the canal und banking departments, one thousand dollars. muities. For the payment of annuities'to Indian tribes, per revised Indian anlaws of eighteen hundred and thirteen, volume second, page one hundred and fifty-six, namely: Onondagas, two thousand four hundred and thirty dollars. Senecas, five hundred dollars. St. Regis, two thousand one hundred and thirty-one dollars and sixty-seven cents, making seven thousand three hundred and sixty-one dollars and sixty-seven cents. tation of For the transportation of the session laws, journals and Transpor documents of the legislature to the several county clerks, and Sess. Laws boxes to contain the same, six hundred dollars. &c. For reports to the Governor of trials for murder, five hun- Reports of dred dollars. trials. Erie canal For compensation of the transfer officer, for the transfer N. Y. and of stock issued to the New-York and Erie railroad company, stock. and for expenses connected therewith, five hundred and twenty-five dollars. rie and For compensation of the transfer officer for the transfer of Canajohastock issued to the Canajoharie and Catskill railroad compa- Catskill. ny, two hundred dollars. For advances to county treasurers on account of non-resi- Non-resident taxes returned to the comptroller's office, eighty thou- dent taxes. sand dollars. tion of For refunding to purchasers the amount paid into the trea- Redempsury for redemption of land sold by the comptroller for taxes, lands. three thousand dollars. For refunding erroneous payments into the treasury on ac- Erroneous count of taxes, one thousand dollars. payments. For the erection of gun houses, three hundred dollars. Gun houses For refunding money erroneously paid into the treasury, Erroneous one thousand dollars. payments. For printing and binding the manual for the use of the le- Manual gislature of eighteen hundred and forty-eight, including maps, for 1848. diagrams and incidental charges, per concurrent resolutions of the legislature of eighteen hundred and forty, six hundred dollars. For payment to L. S. Backus for furnishing the "Radii," L. S. Back us. |