The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-06-21


For the pay Of the sheriffs and deputies
for attendance upon the general assembly
eight hundred dOllarr.
For stationery and stamps for the gen
eral assembly. 10 be expended under the
direction Of the secretary Of state, six
hundred dollars.
For Judicial Expenses
For the payment oJjurors' fees, twenty
thousand dollars.
For the payment Of officers fees in the
supreme court and court Of common pleas,
provided that only actual attendance be
paid for, twelve thousand dollars.
For the payment Of witnesses fees in
supreme court and court Of common pleas,
twelve thousand dollars.
For incidental expenses Of supreme
court and court Of common pleas, three
thousand dollars.
For the payment Of officers fees in JUS
tice and district courts, twelve thousand
dollars.
For the payment If Witnesses fees in
Justice and district courts, eight thousand
dollars.
For the payment Of trial Justices, two
hundred dollars.
For the payment Of officers fees in
criminal cases, five thousand dollars.
For Education.
For public schools, one hundred and
twenty thousand dollars. 10 be paid forty
tour thousand five hundred dollars on and
after July 10, 1889, and the residue De-
cember 18th, 1889
For the support Of the Rhode Island
State Normal School, twelve thousand
dollars.
For travelling expenses Of the pupils Of
A. RhAIn Lila 49,. 4 81.
two thousand dollars.
For teachers Institutes, for defraying
the expenses of procuring teachers and
lecturers, 10 be holden under the direction
OF the commissioner Of public schools,
five hundred dollars.
For lectures and addresses, 10 be ex-
pended under the direction of the board
Of education, three hundred dollars.
For evening schools, three thousand five
hundred dollars, as provided by chapter
3l2 of public laws:
The Rhode Islaud School of Design two
thousand dollars.
For purchase Of school apparatus. as
provided by chapter 40 of Public Statutes,
two thousand dollars.
For Free Public Libraries.
Five thousand dollars.
For State Home and School,
Fifteen thousand dollars in addition to
such sums as may be received 10y said
state home and school from the sale of
products from the farm oi said home or
school.
For State School fer the Deaf
Four thousand dollars.
Insane and Other Dependent Persons.
For the support of the insane poor at
the Butler Hospital and for the support
and education of deaf dumb, idiotic and
blind persons. ms authorized by existing
laws, fifteen thousand dollars.
Public Printing and Binding.
For publishing the laws, printing the
schedules. the annual report of the com
missioner of public schools, annual report
of the insurance commissioner, of the reg
istration of births, marriages and deaths,
all printing ordered by the general Assem-
bly,, and such other printing and all bind
ing as may be required in the office of the
secretary of state and other public Offices.
and all advertising in the newspapers
throughout the state, fifteen thousand
dollars.
For Court Houses and Jails
For repairs of the following public
buildings, court houses and jails, and for
furniture, fixtures aud supplies for the
same.
State house In Providence. eight hun
dred dollars; court house and other state
offices in Providence county, eighteen
hundred dollars.
State house and jail in Newport county,
i've hundred dollars.
Court houses, iall and record office in
Washington county, two hundred dollars
Court house and Jail in Kent county,
two hundred dollars.
Court house and Jail in Bristol county
two hundred dollars.
For Jails and Jailcrs.
For iaiers tees and for board of per
sons confined in Jail, except in Providence
county, fifteen hundred dollars.
For Fuel and Gas.
For fuel and gas for the several court
houses and the public Offices TO be ceiti
fed 10y the sheriils of the several counties,
three thousand dollars.
For Rents.
For the payment of rents of various
public offices, and for rooms of district
courts, four thousand dollars.
For State Library.
For purchase and binding Of books and
documents, two hundred and fifty dollars.
For Law Library.
One tnouSNnU uollaIH,
For Rhode Island Historical Society.
Five hundred dollars
For Orders of the Governor.
For payment of the orders of the gov
eruor. three thousand dollars.
For State Board of Health.
Three thousand dollars.
For State Registrar.
Five hundred dollars.
For Care of Public Buildings.
For two persons TO take charge of the
state house at Providence, and the offices
therein, sixteen hundred dollars.
For n person to take charge ofthe state
house at Newport, four hundred dollars.
For care of the Providence county
ourt house. four thousand dollars.
For person to act as watchman of the
public offices in the Elizabeth building,
three hundred and fifty dollars.
For Board of State Charities and Cor.
rections.
One hundred and sixty thusand dollars
in addition TO all the moneys received 10y
them, which shall have been paid into
the treasury as provided in section Is,
chapter ~ OF the Public Statutes, which
moneys are hereby appropriated for their
use, excepting SO much thereof as may be
received for fines and costs.
For the society for the prevention of
cruelty TO children, one thousand dollars
For the prisoners aid association, five
hundred dollars.
For the state board of agriculture, six
hundred dollars, to Ice paid on orders
certified 10y the governor.
For MiscpllaupOus ENpenses