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ing said convention and the services and compensation of the members of said conven- tion shall be certified by the President of said convention and countersgned by it's seereta- ", which certificates shall be sufficient vouchers to the Auditor of the Territory, who, upon such certificates being presented, is hereby required to issue warrants for fn the several amounts to the respective members, directed to the Treasurer of the Territory, who is hereby required to pay tho same as other debts.

 SECTION 5. And De a further enacted, That all the necessary expenses of said con- yention, for a secretary, door-keepers, or other necessary officers of said convention, stationery, fuel, house-rent, or any other convenience necessary to the comfort of said convention, or the progression of it's business, shall be paid out of the Territorial Treasury; and the certificate of the President of said convention, countersigned by it's secretary j; shall be a sufficient voucher to the auditor, for the whole or any part thereof; and upon presentation of such certificate or certificates to him, he is hereby required to issue war rants therefor, directed to the Treasurer, who is hereby required and directed to pay the same as other debts.

 JOHN WILSON,

 Speaker Qf the House of Representatives.

 CHARLES CALDWELL, z

 President of the Legislotsue Coaneft.