To Carl Mueller, for his expenses as member of the sub-committee to recount the ballots, the sum of.. To Ewald E. Mueller, as clerk of said sub-committee, the sum of....... To Adlai E. Mueller, as clerk of said sub-committee, the sum of.... To Randolph Boyd, for his personal expenses as member of said sub-committee, the sum of....... To N. A. Carlson, as clerk of said sub-committee, the sum of ... To N. O. Swanson, as clerk of said sub-committee, the sum of.... ... 22.80 40.00 40.00 56.81 71.12 25.56 To John Kasserman, for his personal expenses as *To Robert E. Wilson, for the expenses of himself and 32.23 350.00 [Vetoed] 650.00 [Vetoed] 100.85 To William L. Corris, services as stenographer, the sum of 165.55 To W. V. Rathbone, clerk of said sub-committee, the sum of 117.20 ... To Oral P. Tuttle, for his personal expenses as mem- 79.00 110.40 To F. A. Garesche, for his personal expenses as mem- 56.83 40.80 Total .... $3,204.30 ELEVENTH DISTRICT. *To John H. Lyle, for expenses paid to his attorney. $ 33.00 [Vetoed] 80.65 [Vetoed] 59.00 [Vetoed] 150.00 [Vetoed] 345.00 [Vetoed] *To Adolph H. Easter, attorney's fee, as attorney for Henry F. Schuberth, the sum of. 250.00 [Vetoed] Total $917.65 TWENTY-SEVENTH DISTRICT. *To Edward Walz, for the expenses of himself and his attorney, the sum of..... *To Homer J. Galpin, attorney's fee, as attorney for Edward Walz, the sum of.. .... *To Joseph A. G. Trandel, for the expenses of himself and his attorney, the sum of... *To J. E. Ingram, attorney's fee, as attorney for Joseph A. G. Trandel, the sum of.. *To Joseph Petlak, for the expenses of himself, and his attorney, the sum of.... *To J. E. Ingram, attorney's fee as attorney for Joseph Petlak, the sum of... $254.75 [Vetoed] 250.00 [Vetoed] 390.00 [Vetoed] 250.00 [Vetoed] 350.00 [Vetoed] 250.00 [Vetoed] Total TWENTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT. .$1,744.75 *To Edwin C. Perkins, for the expenses of himself *To C. E. Smith, attorney's fee, as attorney for Peter To Andrus & Trutter, attorneys' fee, as attorneys for $22.50 [Vetoed] 250.00 [Vetoed] 10.00 [Vetoed] 250.00 [Vetoed] 250.00 [Vetoed] Total FORTY-THIRD DISTRICT. $782.50 *To P. W. Gallagher, for the expenses of himself and *To Owen B. West, for expenses for his attorney, the .... ney's fee as attorney for O. B. West, the sum of.. *To James E. Davis, for the expenses of himself and his attorney in said contest, the sum of. . . . . . *To Robert J. Walberg, as attorney for James E. Davis, the sum of... Total $229.72 [Vetoed] 250.00 [Vetoed] 46.88 [Vetoed] 150.00 [Vetoed] 73.50 [Vetoed] 150.00 [Vetoed] $900.10 FIFTY-FIRST DISTRICT. *To A. M. Fitzgerald, attorney's fee, as attorney for Total $250.00 [Vetoed] 250.00 [Vetoed] 125.00 [Vetoed] $625.00 $ 2. The Auditor of Public Accounts is hereby authorized and directed to draw his warrants upon the State Treasurer for the sums specified in section one (1) of this Act, upon the presentation of proper vouchers, and the State Treasurer shall pay the same out of any moneys in the State treasury not otherwise appropriated. APPROVED except as to those items vetoed in my veto message, June 29, 1917. * Indicates vetoed. To the Honorable, the House of Representatives: STATE OF ILLINOIS, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. SPRINGFIELD, June 29, 1917. I return herewith, without my approval, the following items contained in House Bill No. 1037, the same being a bill for "An Act making an appropriation to pay the House Election Committee expenses of the Fiftieth General Assembly," viz: "To Randall E. Marshall, for the expenses of himself and his attorney in said contest, the sum of... $386.60" "To Martin Walsh, attorney's fees as attorney for Randall E. Marshall, the sum of. 250.00" "To Roger J. Marcy, for the expenses of himself and his attorney in said contest, the sum of. 407.50" "To Homer J. Galpin, attorney's fee as attorney for Roger J. Marcy, the sum of 250.00" "To Frank Ryan, for the expenses of himself and his attorney in said contest, the sum of. "To Thomas J. Dawson, attorney's fee as attorney for Frank Ryan, the sum of 269.70" 250.00" "To Joseph A. Weber, for the expenses of himself and his attorney in said contest, the sum of.. 745.15" "To Andrus & Trutter, attorney's fee as attorney for Joseph A. Weber, the sum of. 500.00" "To Frank Corr, attorney's fee as attorney for Robert E. Wilson, the sum of 350.00" "To Robert E. Wilson, for the expenses of himself and his attorney in said contest, the sum of. "To John H. Lyle, for expenses paid to his attorney. 650.00" 33.00" "To James P. Harrold, attorney's fees and expenses as attorney for John H. Lyle, the sum of. 80.65" "To Alfred Van Duser, for the expenses of himself and his attorney, the sum of 59.00" "To Adolph H. Easter, attorney's fee, as attorney for Henry F. Schuberth, the sum of "To Henry F. Schuberth, for the expenses of himself and his attorney, the sum of "To Samuel J. Andalman, attorney's fee as attorney for Alfred Van Duser, the sum of 150.00" 345.00" "To Homer J. Galpin, attorney's fee, as attorney for Edward Walz, the sum of "To Edward Walz, for the expenses of himself and his attorney, the sum of 250.00" 254.75" 250.00" "To Joseph Petlak, for the expenses of himself and his attorney, the sum of "To J. E. Ingram, attorney's fees, as attorney for Joseph A. G. Trandel, the sum of. "To Joseph A. G. Trandel, for the expenses of himself and his attorney, the sum of. 390.00" 250.00" 350.00" "To J. E. Ingram, attorney's fee as attorney for Joseph Petlak, the sum of 250.00" "To Edwin C. Perkins, for the expenses of himself and his attorney in said contest, the sum of. "To Evan C. Worth, attorney's fee, as attorney for Edwin C. Perkins, the sum of. $ 22.50" "To Peter Murphy, for expenses paid to his attorney in said contest, the sum of 250.00" 10.00" "To C. E. Smith, attorney's fees, as attorney for Peter Murphy, the sum of 250.00" "To Andrus & Trutter, attorney's fees, as attorneys for Horace W. McDavid, the sum of. "To P. W. Gallagher, for the expenses of himself and his attorney in said contest, the sum of. 250.00" 229.72" "To George B. Gillespie, attorney's fee as attorney for P. W. Gallagher, the sum of.. "To Owen B. West, for expenses for his attorney, the sum of. 250.00" 46.88" 150.00" "To James E. Davis, for the expenses of himself and his attorney in said contest, the sum of.. 73.50" "To Robert J. Walberg, as attorney for James E. Davis, the sum of. 150.00" 250.00" "To George M. Miley, attorney's fee as attorney for Claude F. Lacy, in said contest, the sum of. "To George M. Miley, attorney's fee as attorney for Oral P. Tuttle, in said contest, the sum of.. 250.00" 125.00" I veto each of said items for the reasons set forth in the opinion of the Attorney General, a copy of which is hereto attached. Respectfully submitted, (HOUSE BILL No. 944. APPROVED JUNE 28, 1917.) AN ACT making an appropriation to compensate Charles E. Woodward for services performed and expenses incurred pursuant to contract with the secretary of the Legislative Reference Bureau. SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the People of the State of Illinois, represented in the General Assembly: That the sum of two thousand one hundred and forty-seven dollars and eighty-one cents be, and the same is, hereby appropriated to Charles E. Woodward, as compensation for services performed and expenses incurred in drafting and preparing, at the request of the secretary of the Legislative Reference Bureau, during the session of the Forty-ninth General Assembly, the following bills: (1) A delegate primary election bill for the nomination of State and judicial offices by conventions of delegates to be introduced into the General Assembly by Hon. Louis J. Pierson; (2) A delegate primary election bill for the nomination of State, congressional, senatorial, judicial and county officers by conventions of delegates to be introduced into the General Assembly by Hon. William Scanlan ; (3) A codification of the election laws of the State of Illinois, involving a study and analysis of the election laws of this and other states, and attendance in many committee meetings both of the Senate and House of Representatives, said bill being introduced and considered as Senate Bill No. 500 of the Forty-ninth General Assembly. § 2. The Auditor of Public Accounts is hereby authorized to draw his warrant on the State Treasurer in favor of Charles E. Woodward for the amount hereby appropriated. APPROVED June 28, 1917. EDUCATIONAL STATE NORMAL SCHOOLS, UNEXPENDED BALANCE, § 1. Appropriates $30,970.15. MACOMB. § 2. How drawn. (HOUSE BILL No. 1023. APPROVED JUNE 26, 1917.) AN ACT to appropriate to the Department of Registration and Education, for the use of the Western Illinois State Normal School at Macomb, and the Southern Illinois Normal University at Carbondale, certain unexpended balances of appropriations made to said normal school and university by the Forty-ninth General Assembly: SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the People of the State of Illinois, represented in the General Assembly: That there be and hereby is appropriated to the Department of Registration and Education the balance of the amount remaining unexpended on July 1, 1917, of an appropriation made by the Forty-ninth General Assembly to the Western Illinois State Normal School at Macomb, for the construction of a building for school of arts, such balance being thirty thousand nine hundred seventy dollars and fifteen cents ($30,970.15) on May 31, 1917. § 2. There is hereby appropriated to the Department of Registration and Education the balance of the amount remaining unexpended on July 1, 1917, of an appropriation made by the Forty-ninth General Assembly to the Southern Illinois Normal University at Carbondale for assembly hall and gymnasium of fire proof construction, such balance being thirty-seven thousand two hundred forty-two dollars and forty-five cents ($37,242.45) on May 31, 1917. § 3. The Auditor of Public Accounts is authorized and directed to draw his warrants for the sums herein appropriated, upon the presentation of vouchers certified to as correct by the Director of Registration and Education and approved by the Director of Finance, and the State Treasurer is authorized and directed to pay the same out of any funds in the State treasury not otherwise appropriated. APPROVED June 26, 1917. |