Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-05-03
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acts of eighteen hundred and seventy-six ten
thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may,
in the opinion of the Governor, be necessary.
Militia
For the salary of the Adjutant Gen !
eral of the State two thousand dol
lars to be paid out of the appropriation for !
the support OF the militia, to be expended |
under the supervision of the Governor in &C. :
cordance with the provision of the Act of As
sembly of eighteen hundred and seventy, chap
ter one hundred and eighty-tH 0, twenty thou
sand five hundred dollars, or SO much Thereof as
may be necessary, for the payment of pensions
General Assembly, forty thousand dollars, or so
much thereof as may be necessary.
Contingent Funds.
To the Executive for the Contingent Fund
placed at his disposal by Article three, section
thrty-two. of the Constitution seven thousand
five hundred dollars, or SO much thereof as
may be necessary; for the contingent fund of
lhe Treasury Department, two thousand dol
lars or so much thereof as may be necessary,
Tor the contingent fund of the Comptroller's
office, three thousand dollars, or SO much there
If as may be necessary; for the contingent
nnd of the library, including postage, porter
ge, freight and other incidental expenses, five
nndred dollars, or SO much thereof as may be
ecessary, for the augmentation of the State
ibrary, two thousands five hundred dollars, or
much thereof as may be necessary, for the
tpense of fuel and lights for public buildings
ID grounds five thousand dollars, or so much
ereof as may be necessary, to be expended
der the direction and control of the Gov
tAor, by the Secretary of State; for the con-
tIselt fund of the Commissioner of the Land
Ofa, four hundred dollars, or SO much thereof
as by be necessary; for the postage of the
Exestive and Treasury Departments, the
Lanpfice, the Secretary of the Senate and
Chiei Clerk of the House Of Delegates, twelve
hundd and fifty dollars, or SO much thereof
as my be necessary; for the contingent fund
of thGourt of Appeals, three hundred dollars
or somuch thereof as may be necessary; for
printiS expenses, and clerical services,
statiorFy and postage in the office of the
Atorrf- General, thirteen hundred dollars, or
SO mui thereof as may be necessary; for
prlrtin the annual report of the Comptroller,
one the sand dollars.
Schools
To he everal counties and to the City of Bal
| tiu1f.o Eor tho of tho of
Pubic Schools, white and colored, and for the
StatNormal School and State Board of Edu-
catie to be appointed by the Comptroller ac-
cord4g to law, five hundred thousand dollars
or vatever sum may be paid into the Trea-
sury IN account of the levy ofpublic school
tax, sd such other sums as may be received
TO tn credit of the Free School Fund from
tax the circulation of Banks and from the
intere on stocks standing 10 the credit of said
funds, together with the sum of thirty four
thousad and sixty-nine dollars and thirty six
cents, o be paid out of any money in the
Treasug not otherwise appropriated TO be
placedp the credit of the Free School Fund /,
in accoiance with the provisions of the act Of
Decemtr session eighteen hundred and thirty
nine, capter thirty.three, and substituted for
interestpn the surplus revenue as provided in
said act,prDvided that the sum of one hundred
thousand dbllars of the receipts from Public
School rai shall be distributed for colored
schools, ,fttr deducting the amount payable &c
the Coloed Normal School, and the balance
for whiteschools, the State Normal School fol
whites All the State Board of Education; fol
donations Colleges, Ac ademies and schools
as per acts md resolutions heretofore passed
forty thouand dollars, or so much thereof al
may be Necessary, provided that none of thu
appropriatihs to Col leges, Academies ant
schools shal be paid to any such institution
unless said Institutions shall have made a ful
report as rquired by section four of Articl
eighty -four Of the Code of Public Genera
f Laws; to theDeaf and Dumb Asylum at Fred
} erick for tie education of deaf and dumb
twenty-five thousand dollars; TO the Maryland
Agricultural College. six thousand dollars; t.
, ST. Mary's Industrial School, tea thousand dol
larl; 10 the Maryland Industrial school 70
girls, three thousand dollars.
Legislature.
ID the Secretary of the Senate and Chief Cler
of the House of Delegates for salaries durin
the recess of the Legislature, three hundre
ddlars each-six hundred dollars.
RJormatory and other Institutions
r 70 the Maryland Penitentiary, for the suppo
| o. the Institution, ten thousand dollars, or s
: much thereof as may be necessary; proridec
h,peper, and it is hereby directed, that tn
: directors Of the said Maryland Penitentar
AID the Warden thereof shall not receive inI
f said Penitentiary any person sentenced - in
r Fisonment by any Court oil any other State G
5 ~ any Court of the United States, other tina
5 he Courts OF the United States for the Di
{ riot Of Maryland and shall, in all contracts
D be made hereafter for the employment Of ii
convicts In said Penientiary, and in the sal
n Iof the manufactures of the said institution pr
] vded goods so manufactured, whether und
0 said contracts or for sale, shall be sold and d,
livered beyond the limits of this State; TO Il
4 Maryland Institute, for the instruction Of Il
Blind as per act Of eighteen hundred and sixi
eight, chapter two hundred and fge, fftee
thousand dollars; 10 the Board Of Directors
the Maryland Institution, for the instruction
the Blind. for the educ lion Of deaf, dumb az
blind colorel children of this State, eigl