L. & A. Staniels for timber for roof Sundry bills for ropes, nails, machinery for hoisting, 104 27 339 23 38 98 away 324 59 Sundry bills labor, board, trucking, &c. 1949 85 oxen, &c. Sundry small bills for timber Sundry bills labor, materials for pickets and clearing Work done by State Prison and charged on Prison book 3021 41 B. & C. boating company for 8 casks of lime J. C. Tuttle for trucking sand, lime, doors, &c. sundry persons for timber and framing roof 16 00 55 00 70 00 Expenditures exceed the appropriation $2225 87 3021 41 7364 43 $12611 71 7000 00 66 00 212 $7068 12 $5543 59 I certify the foregoing to be a correct statement of the expenses and disbursements for the new Prison, and the amount of appropriations received from the State therefor to Nov. 9, 1832. ABNER P. STINSON, Superintendent. Estimate of money wanted to finish the new Prison. Amount expended exceeding the appropriation, as given to the committee, Oct. 25, 1832 Iron bed frames for 120 cells, hinges, bolts, &c. at $5 00 and locks Grating for 20 doors yet to be altered Grating for boiler, oven and furnace doors, boilers, stoves and funnel for warming chapel and prison Amount of labor and materials furnished by smith and stone shop since the 25th October To finish the chapel, guard room, arsenal, &c. 5543 12 600 00 53 00 30 00 60 00 250 00 614 97 200 00 Plank for stairs and platforms in front of cells and build ing same, and railing for the above 150 00 Window frames, sash, glass, putty and setting 105 00 Lime used since Oct. 25, and wanting to finish the build ing 100 casks 200 00 Bricks used and to be used 86000, and sand 352 00 To finish ventilators, chimneys, pointing building, white washing, &c. 200 00 For mason work since Oct. 25, $277 00, and wanting to finish $175 00 452 00 For labor of prisoners carrying brick, mortar and stone 185 00 for chimney tops, clearing up building, &c. Iron straps, bolts, spikes, rods, rivets, bars, nails, &c. about 35 00 Amount due sundry persons for lumber, nails, shingles, labor, &c. about 235 00 $9265 09 The above is as nigh as we can estimate on the expense of the materials and labor, which has not already been ascertained; the most of it is correct to a dollar. Very respectfully, A. P. STINSON, Superintendent. Statement of the amount of cash drawn from the State Treasury, for the State Prison. 200,00 Trueworthy G. Dearborn, Warden. 1812 Dec. cash 1813 April do 200,00 do July do Aug. do Dec. do 1814 Feb. do April do June do 1815 July do Aug. do Dec. do 1816 Aug. do Oct. do Nov. do Dec. do 1819 Feb. do March do July do Och do Dec. do 1818 Feb. do 1000,00 April do 1000,00 do do $19700 00-Total drawn by T. G. Dearborn. $7215,34-Total drawn by Moses C. Pilsbury. Paid into the Treasury by do do do Aug. do 66 do 1831 $3000,00-Total drawn by A. P. Stinson. Paid into the Treasury, by A. P. Stinson, $600,00. |
