The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-11
Of the comptroller II regard to public

tw 9 thousand lila
ments, thirty thousand dollars;
For compensation of an expert printer
for services in preparation Of. spaei-
examination of bills. and such other
duties as may by. law be imposed upon
FOR n'p Preparing in des q opns sess.on a0iIi aws,
one hundred dollars;
For printing and ctreala tos Of the eo laws,
PUBLIC ROADS
For public roads, pursuant to the pro,
visions of chapter two hundred and
twenty-three of the laws OF one thou
SAND eight hundred and ninety-fiye
one hundred thousand dollars;
For the state commissioners OF pubic
roads. for his per diem alioWanee ana
sAp'nss OYSTER 'W SaM sfSsfsslie
For the purpose of carrying out the
provisions Of chaptar two ,nu9 4 z
one thousand dollars.
LEGISLATURE.
For compensat.on of senators n MEM
forty thousand eight hundred and
thrity-three dollars and thirty
For the Compensation of officers and
employees Of the legislature,
thirty thousand one hundred and ffty
For stationery for use Of the legislative
session, pursuant to chapter two nun
dred and eight Of the laws OF one a an9d-
Ave. hundred dollars;
For manuals of the legislature OF New
the laws Of one thousand eight hun,
bred and ninety-one. TWO thouaiu
dollars;
and minutes of the executive. session
and the minutes of the house of assem-
bly,. and other incidental and eontln-
sixty-seven hundred rollars;
For toilet and other necessary upphe
for use at the legislative session to pc
furnished by the state house commas
sion. - aa,,.rs
COLLATERAL INHERITANCE FAY.
sation and expenses, legal and other
disbursements, pursuant to chapter Two
hundred and ten of the laws OF one
thousand eight hundred an nlnetyIIour
INSURANCE.
For insurance upon state house and con-
R 1sFiS fhgFsef TAXES sr on 5S0q ExEMPTED
MISCELLANEOUS. CORPORATIONS.
enpted corporations and to be re-
funded pursuant to law one
'nousAn' WEATHER SERVICE.
For the continuance of weather stations
and preparation, printing and distribu-
t:on of reports pursuant to chapter two
hundred and fifty-eight of the laws OF
one thousand eight hundred and ninety
MONUMENT MIXING STATE
FOUNDRY LINES.
For the ripriarian commissioners, pur-
suant to chapter one hundred and sey,
enty of the laws of one thousand eight
hundred and nknety-one. three
BODIES THROWN UPON SHORES OF
THIS STATE BY SHIPWRECK..
For expenses incurred in viewing bodies
cast upon shores by shipwreck,
BOARD OF PILOT COMMISSIONERS.
For expenses incurred by the commits
=S snnars;a pursuant pua santn to te t6 eha1p pNg Of three oee
thousand eight hundred and ninety
MANUAL TRAINING AND INDLs-
Fol maintenance of the manual training
and Industrial school at Bordentown.
pursuant to the provisions of chapter
three hundred and forty-nine of the
laws of one thousand eight hundred
and ninety-four.
three thousand dollors;
REVISION OF THE STATUTES.
For one thousand sets of the public acts
of the legislature complied and edited
pursuant to chapter two hundred and
three of the laws OF one thousand eight
hundred and ~ninety-five
coMMIssIoNERs FOR PRoMoTIoN
OF UNIFORMITY OF LAWS.
For the commissioners for the promotion
United States for disbursements pur-
suant to chapter two undre and
twenty;fiye Of the laws Of n thou
one thousand dollars.
FREE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
For the deficiency in the appropriations
income of the school fund,
f9rtyzfye - shogsand dollars
Enr thA gfr11CfaAc Of fhn Nary Tercny
school for deaf mutes for the teaching,
maintenance and clothing of pupils
taught therein, for purchase and re
other appliances. for making needed
improvements and repairs in the build
ings and grounds, for insurance there
manual and industrial education in
said schoo1 forty thoIsand ollar
For the support of the state normal
school. twenty-eight thousand dollars;
For the necessary repairs to the grounds,
buildings and furniture. and for keep
four thousand dollars
FREE SCHOOL. LIBRARIEs.
FARUM PRBPGRAroRY School.
For the support Of the ,Farum ,prepara-
W INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION.
EOr Payments TO ScnhnlS eStapilSNeu TOT
Industrial education, pursuant to
chapter one hundred and sixty-four.
laws of one thousand eight hundred
ard eighty-one,
eight thousand two hundred dollars:
For the payments to schools for manual
training, pursuant It to o,s chapter IA ssrbt Thirty h,ty-
hundred and e~ighty-eight,
TWENTY-FIVE thousand dollars:
2. That the following sumsI or so much
thereof as may be necessary. be ana
they are hereby appropriated out OF OF the rn
spentive public officers and for the sew
eral purposes specified for the fiscal year
ending on the thirty-drst day Of Octo--
her. in the year one thousand eight
hundred and ninety-six, nancy:
For the Import of free public. schools,
W hundred thousand dollars
GALLEY Nos.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC IN
STRUCTION.
For salary of state superintendent OF
three thousand doallrs;
For clerical service in tn Office of state
superintendent of public in~struction,
forty-six hundred dollars;
For stationery and blanks ~ua
For necessary incidental expenses IN
Cured by the state superintendent OF
public instruction in the performance
of his official duties, n for supervis-
ion Of hanuai training, a.,,,rs
SCHOOL FUND EXPENSES.
For necessary legal and other expenses
incurred by or under the direction of
the trustees for the support Of public
schools in the investment and protee-
lection of the income thereof.
thirty-fve hundred dollars.