The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-06-17


the same is hereby appropriated, in addition &c
J appropriations made under chapter three hun
dred and seventy four, of eighteen hundred and
sixty -four, that is to say, for the salary Of the
Governor in addition to the sum already appro-
priated, four hundred dollars for the salary of
tho Commissioner Of the Land Office, additional
tweive hundred and fifty dollars; for tho salary
OF the State Librarian, additional five hundred
dollars for the salaries Of the Judges Of the
Court OF Appeals, five thousand dollars for the
salaries OF the Judges of the first twelve circuits,
sixteen thousand dollars additional for the SAL
airy OF the Judge of the thirteenth judicial cir
cut, five hundred dollars additional for salary
/ ofrthe Judge Of the Superior Court of Baltimore
city, five hundred dollars additional for the
| airy OF the Judge of the Court of Common
Rleas OF baltimore city, five hundred dollars adj
dlnonal Tor the salary of the Judge of the
Criminal Court, Baltimore city, one thousand
dollars additional for the salaries of the five
additional Judges elected under the present Con-
stltutlon, nom the date Of their qualification to
January hrst, eighteen hundred and sixty-fve,
n l hundred doilarsj for the salary of an adj
dltIonal Clcrk to the Comptroller. twelve Hmm
dred dollars for the salary of the Adiutant
General OF Militia, one thousand dollars addi-
tonal; tor the salaries of the five INSPECTORS of
Tobacco, six thousand five hundred dollars =
for insurance on the Tobacco Warehouse. one
hundred dollars to Colleges, Academies and
Schools, twenty-seyen thousand dollars to the
education of the INDECENT Blind, in addition to
the fund already accumulated for that purpose,
llre thousand dollars for the expense of adver-
Using list OF Foreign Insurance Agents, one
hundred dollars !; for the expense of fuel and
lights for Public Buildings and the Government
House, three thousand dollars for the contin-
gent fund Of the Superintendent of Public In
strpction, one thousand dollars for the cree
ton OF water closets for the use of the Treasury
department, one Thousand dollars, to be expen-
ded under the direction of the Treasurer and
Comptroller; for the salary of the State Vaccine
Agent, six hundred dollars to Richard King.
State Military Relief Agent, for expenses incur.
red by him in obtaining the soldiers vote at the
elections in October. and November, eighteen
hundred and sixty -four, two hundred and thir-
teen dollars and thirty cents for the purchase
OF stationery for the present session of the Cen
eral Assembly, six thousand five hundred dollars
additional; to the Night Watehmen of Public
buildings, one hundred and eighty dollars each,
three hundred and sixty dollars to the person
employed 70 take charge of the Public Buildings
and Grounds, one hundred and eighty dollars
to the Keeper OF Steam House and Record OF
ice furnace, one hundred and eighty dollars -
and TO his assistant; one hundred and eighty dol
laas /; for filing and recording the Laws and Res
buttons OF the present session, three hundred
and fifty dollars; for stationery for Department,
live hundred dollars; to Thomas e. Dell, for
two hundred and fifty copies of the second vol
ume of the Supplemental Code, purchased by
order of the General Assembly, one thousand
dollars; for binding the Laws, Journals and
documents OF the. present session, two thousand
dollars for indeXing the Laws, Journals and
documents of the present session, eight hundred
dollars; to pay for the States subscription to
Cohen q Lees Digest of Decisions of the Court
OF Appeals OF this State, three thousand dollars
to pay for the States subscription to j j. Alex
anders collection of English Statutes, two thous-
and dollars ste pay for the States subscription
to Mayors Digest, twelve hundred and fifty dol
lars !; to pay the members of the Legislature,
their officers and attendants, (the yearly salaries
OF the Secretary of the Senate and the Chief
Clerk of the House of Delegates excepted,) in
ending the cost ofprinting and miscellaneous ex-
penses, and including ten dollars per diem to the
Speaker of the House and President of the SEN
ate each, one hundred and seventy five thousand
dollars for the postage of the members of the
General Assembly, including the Secretary of
the Senate and Chief Clerk of the House of
Delegates, five thousand dollars /; to the Penn
sylvania Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, for
losses incurred in the education of the beneficial
ries of this State during the years eighteen hun
dred and sixty three and eighteen hundred and
sixty-four, five hundred and ninety-one dollars
and IS cents for the expense of fitting up
the room adjoining the Court of Appeals for
the preservation of records, twenty:fi hundred
dollars, to be expended under the order of the
Judges of the Court of Appeals; for the the SAL
aries of Clerks to the Adjutant General of Mi
ltia, three thousandd dollars; for contingent fund
for the Adjutant Generals office, one thousand
dollars to Edward Shriver, for services as
Judge Advocate under the late enrolment Of mi
litia by appointment of the Governor, fifteen
hundred and fifty -four dollars to G. G.. Cox,
as Surgeon General under the appointment of
the Governor, under the late enrolment of militia,
fifteen hundred and ffty-four dollars for re-
pairs of roof of Record Office Building, three
hundred dollars to the House of Refuge, five
thousand dollars for the contingent fund of the
Land Office, four hundred dollars; for distribut-
ing the Journals of Debates and Proceedings of
the State Constitutional Convention to the au-
thorized parties, one hundred and sxty-five dol
lars, to be paid upon tile proper vouchers for
indexing the Laws and Journals of the Senate
and House of Delegates for the present session,
eight hundred dollars; for the expense of dis
tributing statement i'll reference to the Resources
of Maryland, including the sum to be paid to
Henry Stockbridge, for the preparation of the
statement, fifteen hundred dollars, or so much
thereof as may be necessary.
Sec. 2. And be it enacted, That the Treasu-
rcr of the State, upon the warrant of the Comp
troller of the Treasury Department, disburse the
said sums of money herein appropriated for the
objects and purposes specified to or upon the or
der of the person or persons, bodies polite or
corporate, severay entitled thereto and that
the several public officers to whom the same or
any part thereof may be paid, shall render quar-
terly to the Comptroller, accounts of the expen-
dtures thereof, with the proper vouchers verified
by affidavit, except such parts thereof as may be
paid for or on account Of salaries fixed by the
Constitution and Laws of this State.
Sec. 8. And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect from the first day Of April, eighteen
hundred and sixty-fvc. r,..