The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1878-05-11

and miscellaneous expenses and the per diem of
the President of the Senate and the Speaker OF the
House of Delegates, one hundred and twenty thous-
and dollars much thereof as may be necessary;
for the printing of the General Assembly of Mary
land for eighteen hundred and seventy thirty
eight thousand dollars; for binding the laws jour
mails and documents of the present session, three
thousand dollars or so much thereof as may be ne
cessary for indexing the journal and documents of
the Senate and House of Delegates, seven hundred
dollars; Tor indeXing the laws, three hundred and
and fft~ dollars to the Secretary of the Senate ana
Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates, for copying
and arranging for publication the laws of the pres
ent session. and for salaries during the recess of
the Legislature, five hundred and twenty-five dol
lars each-one thousand and fifty dollars.
PREPARATORY AND OTHER INSTITUTIONS.
To the Maryland Penitentiary for the support of
the institution, seven thousand five hundred dollars
or so much thereof as may be necessary and for adj
ditional Improvements, twenty thousand dollars,
provided however and it is hereby directed that the
Directors of the said Maryland Penitentary and the
Warden thereof shall not receive into said peniten-
tiary any person sentenced to imprisonment by any
court of any other State by any court of the Uni
ted States other than the court of the United States
for the District of Maryland and shall in all con-
tracts to be made hereafter for the employment of
the convicts in said penitentiary and in the sale OF
the manufactures of the said institution, provided
that the goods so manufactured whether under said
this Sate the Board of Directors of the Maryland
Institution for the instruction of the blind, eleven
thousand two hundred and fifty dollars for the edu-
cation of the deaf dumb and blind colored children
of this State, six thousand three hundred and sew
entyfve dollars; to the Lying Hospital for ndl-
gent women, twenty-five hundred and fifty dollars;
to the House of Refuge, eleven thousand andtwenty
five dollars to the House of Reformation and In
structon for colored children, seven thousand five
hundred dollars; to the Managers of the Maryland
Hospital for the insane, eleven thousand two hun
bred and fifty dollars to the Maryland Institute for
the promotion of the mechanic arts, as provided by
Act of eighteen hundred and sixtyeight, chapter
one hundred and ninety-eght and the proposed ex-
tension of its charter, twenty hundred and fifty
dollars; for heating and cooling apparatus, water
supply, cisterns and drains, gas supply and furn-
ture for the House of Correction seventy hous
and dollars, much thereof as may benecessary.
MISCELLANEOUS.
To the night watehmen of the public buildings,
four hundred and fifty dollars each-nine hundred
dollars; to the person employed to take care of the
public buildings and grounds, four hundred and
fifty dollars; to the person employed to attend the
to the State Librarian for distributing the Maryland
Reports one hundred dollars; TO the messenger of
the Governor seven hundred and fifty dollars; to
the person employed to take charge of the Govern
ors mansion and the furnaces thereof four hundred
and fifty dollars to the keeper of the State House
and Record Office furnaces and TO his assistant four
hundred and fifty dollars each-nine hundred dol
lars; for insurance the Governors mansion, four
cessary or rent of boxes at the Safe Deposit Com
pany of Baltimore, for the use of the Treasury De-
partment, one hundred dollars, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to the members of the Appeal
Tax Court of Baltimore city, fifty dollars each-one
hundred and fifty dollars; to the Register of Balt
more city, three hundred dollars for the expenses
ofthe State Board of Health, including the salary of
the Secretary of said board, eighteen hundred and
his salary four hundred and fifty dollars and to de-
fray the expenses incurred by him in procuring
liable vaccine virus, six hundred dollars much
thereof may be necessary; to the State Librarian
for distributing the laws. journals and documents
hundred and fifty dollars, much thereof as
may be necessary to the Clerk of the Court of APP
peals for recording the laws of the present session
of the General Assembly four hundred and fifty dol
lars; for the salaries of two Fish Commissioners,
eleven hundred and twenty five dollars each-twen-
ty-two hundred and fifty dollars; for the Commission
of Fisheries, provided by the Act of eighteen hun
bred and seventy-six, chapter forty-seven, seven
thousand five hundred dollars, or so much thereof
may in the opinion of the Governor be necessary;
to pay to two watchmen at the House of Correction
fourteen hundred and sixty dollars for payment of
money advanced to the State by the Farmers and
ander Brown & Som, of Baltimore, with interest
thereon. at six pep cent. per annu, 1871 600 ninety
one thousand dollars or so much thereof as may be
necessary
To the payment Of the interest on the public debt
of the State including cost of exchange remittance
i'll London, five hundred ana seventy-lye thousand
dollars so much thereof as may be necessary.
Sec. 2. And be 1t enacted, That the Treasurer Of
the State SHALL on the warrant of the ComptroI1eR
for the objects and purposes herein specified to or
upon the order of the person or PERSONS or bodies
EalitG corporate seveFaly entitled to receive the
Same,
SEQ g. And be it enacted, That this act shall take
effect from the date of its passage.
FETTER S. HOBLITZELL,
Speaker of the House of Delegates.
EDWARD LLOYD,
,n,oroa rr,, 9Th 1879 President of he he sepate.
JOHN LEE CARROLL, Governor of Maryland.
copy of an act passed at the GeaeIal Assembly Of
Maryland, at the January session, lsIS'
MILTON Y, KIDD,
Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates.
AUGUSTUS GASSAwAY,
Secretary of the Senate.