. . .Sec[Section] 4. That the State House commissioners shall file in the Auditors office, all books, papers, maps, charts, and vouchers appertaining to their office as commissioners aforesaid, and the Auditor, assisted by the Treasurer and Secretary of State, and advised by the Attorney General, on all legal questions that may arise, shall settle with the said commissioners and adjust their accounts, of and concerning all moneys that they, or either of them have drawn or expended, in and about the State House. In the said settlement it shall be the duty of the Auditor as aforesaid to charge the said commissioners for all money they, or either of them have received, checked for, or drawn from the Treasury or esewhere, for state House purposes, and to give them credit for all moneys they have bona fide paid out for State House purposes, in pursuance of law, also for all salary and compensation allowed to them by law

Sec 5. For the purpose of enabling the Auditor, Treasurer, and secretary of state to perform their duties under this act, they shall be authorized to cause witnesses to come before them, and to swear, and examine them, touching any item or charge that may be found in, . . .