The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-23

ror payment OF Wltneosok' roeo IN the epuoi-
late and common pleas divisions Of the sr-
preme court. twelve thousand dollars.
For Incidental expenses Of the appellate ana
common pleas divisions Of the supreme court,
four thousand dollars.
For payment OF officers fees In district
courts. nfteen thousand dollars.
For the payment OF Witnesses fees Ia district
courts. eight thousand dollars.
For travelling expenses, &C, OF the Justices
OF the supreme court, three hundrec ana NIFTY
dollars each. twenty-one hundred dollars.
For the payment OF officers fees In criminal
cases. SIX thousand dollars.
ron EDUCATION.
For public schools. one hundred and twenty
thousand dollars, the apportionment by schools
TO be paid On and after July 10, 1894, and the
residue December Is. 1904.
For the support OF the Rhode Island state
normal school, eighteen 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
TO be holden under the direceon Of the COM
missioner of public schools. i've hundred dol
For lectures and addresses. TO bs expended
under the direction of the board Of education.
three hundred dollars.
For evening schools. hve thousand dollars,
as provided by Chapter 3i2 of the Public Laws.
The Rhode Island school Of design, including
tuition fees Of bsnsdciariss. twenty-five hun
dred dollars.
For purchase Of school apparatus. as provid-
cd by Chapter 10 of the Public Statutes. three
thousand dollars.
For the education Of blind and1mbecils chill
dren, as provided by Chapter loe1 Of the Public
Laws, twelve thousand dollars.
ron FREE PUBLIC BRARr
Five thousand Ave hundred dollars.
ron STATE HoME AND
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addition to such sums a. may be received by
said state home and school from the sale of
products from the farm Of said home and
school.
ron THE sUPPoRr or THE INDECENT INSANE.
Twelve thousand dollars.
STATE PRINTING.
For printing the schedules. the annual re-
ports Of the several state boards and offces. all
printing ordered by the general assembly. and
such other printing ~ may be required by tho
several state boards and Offices, thirty thou
STATE rNDIN
For binding the schedules, the annual re-
ports Of state boards and Offices. all reports.
&c.. ordered bound by the general assembly,
and such other reports and documents as may
be required by the several state boards and
Offices, five thousand dollars.
ADvERrIsISo AND PUBLISHING PUBLIC LAWS.
For publishing the public laws in the news
papers as provided by Chapter 20 Of the Public
Statutes OF the state, and such other adver-
Using as may be required, when certified and
approved by the secretary OF state, ten thou
sand dollars.
MILITARY AFFAIRS.
For militia and military affairs, rs provided
by Chapter 25s Of tho Public Statutes. thirty
seven thousand Ave hundred dollars.
For armory rents of the militia, as provided
by Chapter lOb2 of the Public Laws Of the
State. six thousand seven hundred dollars.
For heating and lighting armories. as pro-
vided In Chapter lsp Of the Public Laws, sew
entsen hundred and fifty dollars.
ron COURT uousEs AND JAus.
For repairs Of the following public buildings
court housss. and jails, and for furniture, az
lures and supplies for the same:
State house In Providence. one thousand
dollars; court house In Providence, two thou
sand dollars.
other state onices In Providsnce county. two
thousand dollars.
State house aud Jail in Newport county. six
hundred dollars.
Court houses, jail and record once In WASH
ington county. three hundred and fifty dollars.
Court house and Jail In Kent county. three
hundred and fifty dollars.
Court house and jail In Bristol county, three
hundred and afty dollars.
FOR JAILs N JAILKRs.
For jailers' fees and for board of persons con-
fined In jail. except In Providence county. three
thousand dollars.
EOH EUEL AND QAbs
For fuel and gas for the several court houses
and the public ofices. to be certified by the
sheriffs OF t.> several counties, four thousand
nve hundred dollars.
FOE RENTS.
For tho aymen Of rents Of the various pub
lie Offices and for rooms Of district courts~ Eve
thousand two hundred dollars.
FOR STATE LIBRARY
For purchase and binding of books and docu-
ments, two hundred and fifty dollars.
FOR LAW LrBRARY.
Two thousand dollars.
FOR RHODE ISLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Fifteen hundred dollars
FOR NEWPORT HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Five hundred dollars
FOR ORDERS OF THE GOVERNOR
For payment of the orders Of the governor,
four thousand dollars.
voR THE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY OF THE Gov
Twelve hundred dollars.
FOR STATE BOARD or HEALTH.
Three thousand dollars.
FOR CARR OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
For two persons to take charge Of the state
house 1T Providence, and the ofices therein,
eighteen hundred dollars.
For q person to take charge OF the state
house at Newport, four hundred dollars.
For caro- Of Providence county court house,
i've thousand four hundred and fifty dollars.
For . person 10 act as Waterman of the pub
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dred dollars.
FOR BOARD or STATE CHARITIES AND coRREC-
TIoNs.
Two hundred and twenty-five thousand dol
lars 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 here
by appropriated for their use, excepting SO
much thereof rs 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, i've hun.
dred dollars.
For the state board of agriculture, fifteen
thousand dollars, to be paid on orders certified
by the governor.
For the society for the prevention of cruelty
to animals one thousand dollars.
FOR MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.
For miscellaneous expenses and other ex-
psnscs not provided for by this act, twenty
thousand dollars.
For accounts allowed by the general assem-
bly,, ten thousand dollars.
For rewards or bounties for the destruction