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13(3 RESOLUTIONS 1844-55.
ertior, siiall deem proper, not exceeding the mm or sums
for which the said canal and other property have l)eea n.ort-
^,'([red-
[Ruttfied tfiis Sth Januarv, 1S45.]
Resolution relating to Committee Rooms in the Capitol.
Resolved, That the door keepers, under the direction ot
(ho Speaicers of the Senate and House of Commons, are here-by
directed to allot the several private rooms in the Cap-
[o{ lo the several CommiiCees of the two Honses, and label
them as so allotted^ and that hereafter no pubhe officer, clerk
or otiier person shall keep any bed in any of said rooms, or
occupy the same as sleeping apartments, except the Super-intendent
of public buildings and the Engrossing Clerks.
[Ratified this 3rd day of January, 184.9]
Resolution in relation to the Public Treasurer.
To borrow Refiolvcd, That the Public Treasurer be, and he is hereby
money-authorised
to borrow from the fund set apart for Internal
,, ^ , Improvement, the Literary fund, or from either o( the Banks
in this State, such sum or sums of money, from time to time,
at six per cent interest, ns may be necessary to meet the
proper charges authorised by law aorainst the State until the
next meeting of the General Assembly: Provided,'thai the
amount so borrowed shall not exceed one hundred and fif-ty
thousand dollars; atid provid furlher, that the sum or
sums borrowed, under the authority of this resolution, shall
be repaid by the Public Treasurer, as soon as the Treasury
shall be in a condition to enable him to do the same.
[Ratified this 31st day of December, 1844.]
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| Full Text | 13(3 RESOLUTIONS 1844-55. ertior, siiall deem proper, not exceeding the mm or sums for which the said canal and other property have l)eea n.ort- ^,'([red- [Ruttfied tfiis Sth Januarv, 1S45.] Resolution relating to Committee Rooms in the Capitol. Resolved, That the door keepers, under the direction ot (ho Speaicers of the Senate and House of Commons, are here-by directed to allot the several private rooms in the Cap- [o{ lo the several CommiiCees of the two Honses, and label them as so allotted^ and that hereafter no pubhe officer, clerk or otiier person shall keep any bed in any of said rooms, or occupy the same as sleeping apartments, except the Super-intendent of public buildings and the Engrossing Clerks. [Ratified this 3rd day of January, 184.9] Resolution in relation to the Public Treasurer. To borrow Refiolvcd, That the Public Treasurer be, and he is hereby money-authorised to borrow from the fund set apart for Internal ,, ^ , Improvement, the Literary fund, or from either o( the Banks in this State, such sum or sums of money, from time to time, at six per cent interest, ns may be necessary to meet the proper charges authorised by law aorainst the State until the next meeting of the General Assembly: Provided,'thai the amount so borrowed shall not exceed one hundred and fif-ty thousand dollars; atid provid furlher, that the sum or sums borrowed, under the authority of this resolution, shall be repaid by the Public Treasurer, as soon as the Treasury shall be in a condition to enable him to do the same. [Ratified this 31st day of December, 1844.] |
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