Brought forward,

northern and southern railroad routs,

15 81

May 11. James W. Griffin, witness for same routes,

17 31

John T. Adams,

do

do

13 31

Jared Pond,

do

do

10 61

Solomon Clise, for three days' attendance
and 25 miles' travel in the case of George
Morell, assistant justice,

Paid warrant favor H. B. Webster, for iron
safe for treasurer's office,

14. John Pascall, for four days' attendance and
25 miles' travel in the case of George
Morell,

15. Reuben Stoddard, for transporting volun-
teers from Monroe to Gibraltar,

3 06

42 95

3 56

5 00

19. Albert Chandler, for bringing up journal
and documents of extra session, 1837, H.
of Representatives,

40 00

Albert Chandler, for extra services in bring

ing up journal H. R. of the extra session,

1837.

Services for bringing up journal H. R.

183,

18. By cash paid warrant favor John Norton,
jr. fiscal agent, for moneys paid the fol-
lowing persons, viz:

George Combs, assistant messenger,
Benjamin Irish, for nine days' attendance
and mileage in the case of George
Morell, and serving subpoenas,

John R. White, for expenses attending
investigation of the northern and south-
ern railroads,

John R. White, for eight days' attendance

and sixty miles' travel in the case of
George Morell, associate justice,
Austin Dunbar, W. G. Dunbar and Almon
Dunbar, members of the Hayden band,

19. Auditor General, for postage,
Joseph Pierce, member Hayden band,
George Clark, for provisions furnished the

militia going and returning from Toledo,
John Norton, jr. fiscal agent, for moneys
paid the following persons, viz:

Carried forward,

24 00

130 00

97 00

12 62

6 05

7 75

36 00

25 00

12.00

90 00

May 19.

31.

Brought forward,

Miner Y. Turrill, for twelve days' atten-
dance and sixty miles' travel in the
case of Geo. Morell, associate justice,
Anthony Ten Eyck, for superintending
the publication of the journals and pre-
paring indexes to the same, as per ap-
propriation, 1837,

Samuel Doty, member H. R. services

and mileage,

Alonzo Cressey, member legislature 1837,
George Combs, door-keeper, as per war-
rant favor John Norton, jr. fiscal agent,
given April 27th, omitted,

June 7. Each of the following persons, members of
the geological department:

Douglass Houghton, State Geologist, for
one quarter's salary from March 1st
to May 31st, 1838,

9 60

150 00

300 00

21 00

9 00

500 00

8. C. C. Douglass, sub-assistant, quarter as
above, $800,

200 00

250 00

200 00

W. P. Smith, sub-ass't zoologist, do. do.
Bela Hubbard, do. geologist, do. do.
By cash paid warrant favor the following
persons for expenses attending investiga-
tion of N. and S. railroads:
Zebulon Mason,

Obed Lacey,

13. John Norton, jr. fiscal agent, for money paid
Henry Clitz, messenger to the Senate,
Contingent fund, subject to the Governor's
order, as per act approved March 23, '37,
15. Randolph Manning, Secretary of State, one
quarter's salary from 8th February to
8th May, $1,000 per annum,

16. John Wright, botanist of geological corps,
from 1st March to 1st June, one quar-
ter's salary, at $1,500 per annum,
Abram Sager, zoologist of geological corps,
salary as above,

20 50

20 00

97 00

2,000 00

250 00

375 00

375 00

George H. Bull, minor assistant to the bo-
tanist, quarter as above, salary $800 per

annum,

Austin M. Gould, for blank books furnished
the supreme and circuit courts,

Carried forward,

200 00

19 50

Brought forward,

June 16. Richard Partridge, one of the Hayden band,
as musician at Toledo expedition,
James Mulholland, for services apprehend-

ing a person by the name of Brown, in
Ohio, on the warrant of the Governor,

28. Collins, Keese & Co. for balance due for
books purchased for the state library,

29. Edward Mundy, for services as acting Go-
vernor at different periods previous to
the first day of January last,

30. Epaphroditas Ransom, for one quarter's sa-
lary as associate justice, ending this date,
By over charge in amount received from
Caleb Bucknam. sheriff Oakland county,
April 20th, 1838,

By balance in the treasury carried to debit
of new account,

12 00

36 00

. 438 46

666 00

375 00

25

2,222 32

$105,355 31

Henry Howard in account current with the State of Michigan for the quarter ending September 30th, 1838.

July 2. To balance in treasury from last quarter,
7. Cass county, cash received of J. Harper,
treasurer,

2,222 32

123 66

10. A. V. Sill, treasurer St. Joseph county, on
account of state taxes,

152 00

80 41

74 00

19 00

25 00

12. H. Doty, auctioneer Wayne county,
14. E. N. Davenport, sheriff' Saginaw county,
17. H. C. Goodrich, sheriff Calhoun county,
U. B. Couch, sheriff Hillsdale county,
Goodrich bank, being the semi-annual pay-
ment of one half of one per cent on the
capital stock of said bank,

20. John L. Wendell, sheriff Monroe county,
Lemuel Goodell, sheriff Wayne county,
24. Bank of Marshall, being the semi-annual

payment of one half of one per cent on
the capital stock of said bank,

John A. Drew, sheriff Mackinac county,

25. Bank of Singapore, being the semi-annual

payment of one half of one per cent on
the capital stock of said bank,

Carried forward,

75 00

40 51

77 29

75 00

34 18

37 50

Brought forward,

Aug. 3. H. Pennoyer, sheriff of Ottawa county,
A. Spencer, auctioneer Ionia county,
Bank of Constantine, being one half of one

per cent on the capital stock,

Josiah H. Cobb, auctioneer Wayne county,
10. Godwin Dolan, auctioneer of Calhoun coun-
ty,

11. Cashier Conimercial bank St. Joseph, being
the semi-annual payment of one half of
one per cent on the capital stock,

14. Cashier of the Bank of St. Clair, being the
half yearly payment of one half of one
per cent on the capital stock,

16. Merchants' bank of Jackson county, being

the half yearly payment of one half of
one per cent on the capital stock,

27. William R. Watson, auctioneer Kalama

zoo County

31. State treasurer, to refund this amount loan-
ed as per resolution of the legislature of
January 30, 1838,

Sept. 5. Cash received of Henry Pennoyer, sheriff

26 00

2.00

65 93

13 50

5 00

37 50

117 26

49 00

26 00

7,224 84

Ottawa,

45 00

24. A. B. Gibson, for 10 copies of the revised
statutes at $3 a copy,

30 00

26. M. V. Hunter, sheriff of Cass county, and
deposited in Michigan state bank,

44 75

A. V. Sill, treasurer of St. Joseph county,

July 14th, charged 5th May,

10 00

Farmer's bank Homer, for half yearly in

stalment on capital stock, Aug. 3d,

49 30

Genessee county bank, for half yearly instal-
ment on capital stock, Aug. 6,
30. Balance carried down,

37 50

778 79

$11,879 54

1838

CR.

July 2. By warrant favor Henry Howard, Treasurer, for one quarter's salary, ending June 30th, 1838, $500 per annum,

Carried forward,

$125 00

Brought forward,

July 2. John E. Schwartz, Adjutant General, one quarter's salary,

Stevens T. Mason, Governor, one quarter's

salary ending June 30th, 1838, $2,000

3. John D. Pierce, Superintendent of Public

Instruction, two quarter's salary from
Jan. 1st to June 30th, 1838, inclusive, at
$1,500 per annum,

Stephen Reeves, for three days attendance

and 26 miles' travel in the case of George
Morell, associate justice,

John Norton, Jr. fiscal agent, for moneys
paid the following persons, to wit:
Tracy McCracken, on account

of expenses of committee ap

pointed to investigate the

northern and southern rail-
roads,

By warrant favor John R.

Kellogg, for same,

$28 00

10 00

W. Wing, member of the Senate, 3 00

Robert Abbott, for postage,

5. George Crane, for expenses of committee
appointed to investigate the northern and
southern railroads,

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

Calvin C. Jackson, private secretary, one
quarter's salary ending June 30th, at
$500 per annum,

Peter Morey, Attorney Gene-
ral, one quarter's salary end-
ing June 22d, at $400 per

annum,

Sylvester W. Higgins, topo-
grapher in the geological de-
partment, one quarter's sala-
ry, ending June 1st, 1838, at
$1,000 per annum,

Carried forward,

$125 00

100 00

250 00

31 25

500 00

375 00

750 00

3 13

41 00

25 00

7 16