Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-05-11


For public schools, one hundred and twenty
thousand dollars, 20 be paid. forty-nye thou
sand five hundred dollars on and after July rs.
1852, and the residue December Is. is92.
For the support OF the Rhode Island state
normal school. fourteen thousand dollars.
For travelling expenses OF the pupils Of the
Rhode Island state normal school, two thou
sand dollars.
For teachers institutes, for defraying the
expenses Of procuring teachers and lecturers.
10 be holden under the direction of the com
missioner OF public schools. five hundred dol
lars.
For lectures and addresses, 90 be expended
under the direction Of the board OF education,
three hundred dollars.
For evening schools. five thousand dollars. as
provided by chapter 3l2 OF the public laws.
The Rhode Island school OF design, two
thousand dollars.
For purchase OF school apparatus, as proyid-
ed by chapter ~ Of the public statutes. two
thousand dollars.
FOR FREE PUBLIC LIBRARIES.
Five thousand dollars
FOR STATE HOME AND SCHOOL.
Seventeen thousand five hundred dollars, In
addition 10 such sums as may be received by
said state home and school from the sale OF
products from the farm Of said home and
school.
FOR STATE SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF.
Five thousand dollars.
INSANE AND OTHER DEPENDENT PER-
SONS.
For the support Of the insane poor and the
Butler Hospital and for the support and educa-
tion OF deaf. dumb. idiotic and blind persons
es authorized by existing laws, fifteen thou
sand dollars.
PUBLIC PRINTING AND BINDING.
For publishing the laws printing the sched-
ules, the annual report Of the commissioner OF
public schools, annual report of the Insurance
commissioner, OF the registration of births,
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the general assembly, and such other printing
and all binding as may be required in the Office
Of the secretary OF state and other public Of
fees, and all advertising in the newspapers
throughout the state, thirty-hve thousand dol
FOR MILITARY AFFAIRS.
For militia and military affairs, twenty y-foui
thousand dollars.
FOR COURT HOUSES AND JAILs.
For repairs of the following public buildings,
court houses and jails, and for furniture, fix.
lures and supplies for the same;
State house In Providence, eight hundred
dollars; court house in Providence, fourteen
hundred dollars.
Other state offices In Providence county, ten
hundred dollars.
State house and jail in Newport county, five
hundred dollars.
Court houses, Jail and record Office ia Wash
ington county, three hundred dollars.
Court house and jail In Kent county, three
hundred dollars.
Court house and Jail in Bristol county. three
hundred dollars.
FOR JAII.S AND JAILERS.
For jailers' fees and for board of persons con-
fined in Jail, except in Providence county,
twenty hundred dollars
FOR FUEL AND GAS.
For fuel and gas for the several court houses
and the public Offices, 10 be certified by the
sheriffs OF the several counties. four thousand
txkya h.tn1 1eaAl llar
FOR RENTS.
For the payment Of rents of the various pub
lie offices and for rooms of the district courts
five thousand two hundred dollars.
FOR STATE LIBRARY.
For purchase and binding of books and docu.
ments, two hundred and fifty dollars.
FOR LAW LIBRARY.
Two thousand dollars.
FOR RHODE ISLAND HISTORICAL so.
CIETY.
Seven hundred and fifty dollars.
FOR NEWPORT HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Five hundred dollars.
FOR ORDERS OF THE GOVERNOR.
For payment of the orders of the governor
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,
eighteen hundred dollars.
For a person 10 take charge of the state house
at Newport, four hundred dollars.
For care of Providence county court house,
four thousand two hundred dollars.
For a person to act as watchman of the pub
lie offices in the Elizabeth building, five hun
dred dollars.
FOR BOARD OF STATE CHARITIES AND
CORRECTIONS.
One hundred and ninety thousand dollars in
addition TO the moneys received by them,
which shall have been paid into the treasury
rs provided in section IS, chapter q, of the
Public Statutes, which moneys are hereby ap-
propriated 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 hun
dred dollars.
For the state board of agriculture, eight hun
dred dollars. TO be paid on orders certified by
the governor.
FOR MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.
For miscellaneous expenses, and other ex-
penses not provided for by this act, twenty
thousand dollars.
For accounts allowed by the general assem-
bly,, eight Thousand dollars.
For care of soldiers and sailors monument
In Providence, fifty dollars.
FOR PAYMENT OF MEDICAL EXAMIN-
ERS AND CORONERs.
Five thousand dollars.
FOR EXPENSES ENFORCING LAWS OF
THE STATE RELATING TO FISHERIES.
Twelve hundred dollars.
FOR PAYMENT OF FINES IN CERTAIN
CASES.
Five hundred dollars.
SOLDIERS RELIEF FUND.
For the relief az Union soldiers, sailors and
marines, etc, as provided by section Is, chapter
.J3, Public Laws, seventeen thousand dollars.
SOLDIERS HOME FUND.
For the support and maintenance of the SOL
diers' home and the inmates thereof, as pro-
vided by section 10, chapter s33, Public Laws,
twenty thousand dollars.
For defraying expenses Of the state agricul-
tural school, In accordance with chapter s5l Of
the Public Laws, ten thousand dollars.
Rent armory Cos. 4, +, ii, I'd regiment,
twelve hundred dollars.
Secs. This act shall take effect from. ana
after its passage.
CHAPTER 1887.
Passed March9, 1927
AN ACT In amendment of Chapter Is of the
Public Statutes. "Of the Constitution and
Organization of the General Assembly"
II Is enacted by the General Assembly as fol-