Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-05-03

bacco in Baltimore city, eighteen hundred and
seventy-fve dollars each-eleven thousand Two
hundred aud fifty dollars; for the salaries OF
Two Inspectors Of Steam Boilers, eleven hun
dred and twenty-five dollars each-lwenty-two
hundred and fifty dollars for insurance on
Stale Tobacco Warehouses, one thousand dol
lars, or so much lhei eof as in the discretion OF
the Board Of Public Works may be necessary
for the payment Of the annual ground rent on
Tobacco Warehouse lots in Baltimore, four
hundred and fifty dollars and eleven cents.
Militia.
For the salary Of the Adjutant-General Of the
Stale, fifteen hundred dollars; for the support
of the militia twenty-one thousand dollars, to
be expended under the supervision Of the Gov
ernor IN accordance with the provisions Of the
Act Of eighteen hundred and seventy, chapter
one hundred and eighty-two, for the payment
of pensions granted by Acts and Resolutions Of
the General Assembly, twenty-six thousand
two hundred and fifty 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
lhiity-two, Of the Constitution, five thousand
six hundred and twenty five dollars for the
Contingent Fund Of the Treasury Department,
eleven hundred and seventy-fve dollars; for
the Contingent Fund Of the Comptroler's Of
Uoa bnnIroI and oh dot
lars; for the Contingent Fund of the Stale
Library, including the expense of postage, por-
terage, freight and other incidental expenses,
three hundred and seventy-fve dollars; for
The augmentation of the State Library, egh
teen hundred and seventy-live dollars, or SO
much thereof as may be necessary for the cost
of printing the annual report Of the Comptrol
Ter, one thousand dollars for the expense of
fuel and lights for the public buildings and
grounds, 10 be expended under the direction
and control of The Governor, by the Secretary
of State, thirty seven hundred and fifty dolarf,
or so much thereof as may be necessary for
the Contingent Fund of the Commissioner of
the Land Office, Three hundred dollars; for
the lbOstdbc Vi ll6 IAGCullNC anu litdSuIJ LIZ
partments, Land Office, Secretary of the Sen
ale and Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates
seven hundred and fifty dollars for the Con-
tingent fund of the Court of Appeals, two nun
bred and twenty-five dollars TO the State
Librarian for the purchase Of stationery, one
hundred and fifty dollars; for printing, ex-
pensgs and clerical services, stationery and
postage in the office Of the Attorney General
for the fiscal year ending September lhiriieth,
eighteen hundred and seventy eight, nine hun
dred and seventy-fve dollars, or so much
thereof as may be necessary.
Schools.
To the several counties and the city of Balti-
more, for the support of the system of Free
Public Schools, white and colored, and for the
State Normal School and State Board Of Edu
cation, to be apportioned by the Comptroller
according to Law, three hundred and seventy
five thousand dollars, or whatever sum may be
paid Into the Treasury on account of the levy
Of the Public School tax, and such other sums
as may be received to the credit of the Free
School fund from tax on the circulation OF
banks and from the interest on stock standing
to the credit of said fund, together with the
sum of thirty.four thousand and sixty-nine
dollars and thirty-six cents, to be paid out Of
any money in the Treasury not otherwise APP
prorriated, TO be placed TO the credit of the
Free School Fund.- in accordance with the pro-
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teen hundred and thirty-nine, chapter thirty
three, and substituted for the interest on the
surplus revenue, as provided in said Act, pro-
vided that the sum Of twenty-five thousand
dollars Of the receipts for Public School tax
shall be distributed for colored schools, after
deducting the amount payable to the colored
Normal School, and the balance for white
shoots, the State Normal School fer whites and
the State Board of Education, for donations to
colleges, academies and schools, as per acts
and resolutions of the General Assembly here
toiore passed, thirty-eght thousand dollars
provided that none of the appropriations TO
colleges, academies and schools, shall be paid
to any such institutions, unless such institutions
shall have made full report as required by
law to the Deaf and Dumb Asylum at Fred p
ericS, eighteen thousand seven hundred and
fifty dollars ST. Mary's Industrial School,
six thousand dollars 10 the Maryland Indus
trial School for Girls, twenty-five hundred and
fifty dollars; TO the Maryland Agricultural
College, four thousand five hundred dollars.
Legislature.
To pay the members and officers of the Gen =
eral Assembly, including postage, stationery,
mileage aud miscellaneous expenses, AID the
per diem Of the President oil the Senate and
the Speaker of the House Of Delegates, one
hundred aud twenty thousand dollars, or so
much thereof as may be necessary !; for the
| printing e the General Assembly OF Mary
/ land Tor eighteen hundred and seventy eight,
! thirty eight thousand dollars; for binding the
laws, journals and documents Of the present
session, three thousand dollars, or 80 much
thereof as may be necessary for indexing the
/ journal and documents Of the Senate and
I House Of Delegates, seven hundred dollars
ior indexing lhe laws, three hundred and ffly
dollars; 10 The Sec. etary OF the Senate aud
! Chief Clerk lthe IIou.e Of Delegates, for copy
ing and arranging for publication the laws OF
The present session, and for salaries during the
recess Of the Legislature, five hundred and
/ twenty-five dollars each-one thousand AM