Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-13
No, 94,
AN ACT.

state, for interest on public debt and
 for public schools. ~ -i
 Section 1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Alabama, That the following sums or money or so much of each sum as may be necessary, be and they are here by appropriated for the purposes herein after specified, to be paid out of any money in the state treasury not otherwise appropriated for the fiscal year ending respectively on the 18th day of Septem- Der 1897 and on the 30th day of September, 1S9S, to-wit: 1. For compensation of the Governor, $3O00 for each year, in all SC, ,000 7. For compensation of the secretary of state, $l 800 for each year. in all $3600 and Tor clerical assistance in the office of the secretary of state, $1,000 for each year, in all $2,000. 3. For compensation of the
 state auditor $1 800 for each year, in all $3,6O0. 4. For the compensation of the state treasurer $2100 for each year, in all $4,200. 5. For compensation of the at torney general $2, 300 for each year, in all $5,O0O. 6. For compensation of the su- perintendent of education $2,250 for each year, in all $4,5O0. '. For compensation of the Governors private secretary $1500 for each year, in all $3,000. 8. For com pensation of the keeper of the capitol
 $15O for each year, in all $500. 9. For compensation of the Governors recording secretary $1,000 for each year, in all $2000 10. For compensation of four clerks in the office of the state auditor, one at $1,500
 and three at $1 900 each for each year, in all $9,0O0 Il. For compensation of one clerk in the office of the state treasurer, | S1,500 for each year, and one clerk $1 200 | for each year, in all $5,400. 12. For com- pensation of clerical assistance in the of- flee of the superintendent of education $2,25O for each year, in all 4,500 13. For compensation of one clerk in the office Of the attorney general $500 for each year, in all $1, 200. IA. For compensation of a messenger in the executive office $500 for each year, in all $600. 15 For compen- sation of three servants in the executive offices $500 each for each year, in all $1,S00. | 16. For compensation of three watchmen | at the capitol, $500 each for each year. in | all $3,600. IT. For compensation of the | chief justice and four associate justices of | the supreme court, $3,600 each for each | year, in all $36, ,000 IS. For compensation | of the marshal of the supreme court and librarian, $1 300 for each year, in all $3,000, | and for his assistant $500 for each year, | in all $1,200 additional. 19. For compen- sation Of the reporter sof the supreme | court decisions 5000 forseaeh' volume re- | ported and published. 20. For compensa- | ton of the secretary of the chief justice | $1,50O for each year, in all $3,000. 21. For | compensation of one servant ot the -su- preme court to be employed by the court | and paid on >the warrant of chief justice | $500 for each year, in all $500. 22 For | compensation of thirteen circuit court | judges $2,500 each for each year, in all 9oo,VVU' II UT COiHptISdllOH Ol i've | chancellors $2, 800 each for each year, in all l ,000. 24 For compensation of solicitor | for the First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth,
 Eleventh and Twelfth judicial circuits | $2,400 each for each year, and for com l pensation of solicitor of the Thirteenth | judicial circuit $500 for each year, in all
 $5S, 800. Provided further that in add- | ton to the above salary, each solicitor shall receive commissions as follows: 30 cent the fr9f fhoucand dnl1arc ar | any part thereof earned in fees by him l over and above $2,400; 15 per cent. on the
 second thousand dollars or any part | thereof so earned, and 10 per cent. on all | sums earned over and above the said | second thousand dollars, said commits | sions to be paid as the salaries of the so- | licitorS are paid. In no case shall said | commissions exceed the sum of $500 per | annum, Provided, that the percentage in | fees shall be calculated on fees actually 1 collected and paid into the state treas l ury. 25. For stationery, postoffice box | rent and postage for the executive and supreme court offices $3,000 for the fiscal l year ending Sept 30, 1897, and $2,000 for
 the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1898, in all | $5,000. 26 For fuel lights and water used | in the capitol, for the year ending Sept.
 30, 1S97 $2,O00. and for the year ending l Sept. 30, 1898, $1, ,250, in all $3,250. 27. For insurance on the capitol building, the fur l niture therein and the library $500 for | each year, in all s1,e00 28 For public | printing and binding including the reports l of the heads of the departments, supreme | court decisions, acts and journals of the | general assembly, advertisements and | proclamations done in pursuance of | law, for the year ending Sept. 30, 1897, | $13,000 and for the year ending Sept. 30,
 1898, 5000, in all $22,e00 or so much there l of as may be necessary 29. For arrest | of absconding felons, $2500 for each year, | in all $5,000. 30 For removal of prison 1 CTS, $6,000 for each year, in all $12, 900. 31. | For feeding prisoners In the county jails | $100, 900 for each year, in all S200, 900, or so
 much thereof as may be necessary. 32. l For incidental and contingent expenses l to be disbursed on the order of the Gov
 ernor, $6,000 for each year, in all $12,0o0. l B. For interest on and cost of effecting l temporary loans and other arrangements 1 for maintaining the public credit to be | disbursed on the order of the Governor, | $15,000 for the fiscal year ending Sept. 1 30, 1897, and for the same purpose, for the | fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1898, $15000, in | all S30,000. 34. For distributing the acts
 and journals of the general assembly of l 1S96-97, codes and other public documents
 for the year ending Sept. 3O 1s97 $500, and
 for the year ending Sept. 3O 1898, $500. in l all $500. 35. For the support of the pub l lie schools, $350 900 for each year, being | for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1897
 and 1898, respectively, in all s700,000. 36. | For interest on the university fund, $24, l 900 for each year, in all $4S, 900. 37. For
 interest on Agricultural and Mechanical | College of Alabama bonds $20, ,2S0 for each | year. in all $40,560. 3S. For interest on 1 the sixteenth section fund, valueless six l teenth section fund and surplus revenue l fund for the public schools, s145,000 for | each year, in all S290000. 39. For inter- | est on bonded debt of the state embracing
 class "A" bonds, 1876, class "B'' bonds of | 1876, and class ''C" bonds of 1876. and the
 per cent funding bonds of 1890. $450.000, for each year. in all $90O,O00. 40 For com l pensation of the secretary of the senate | and the clerk of the house of representa- | lives for filing and arranging papers of l the respective houses in the secretary of states office and for copying and indexing | the journals of the respective houses, $45O each in all $900. A.. For compensa- | tion of the secretary of state for prepar- l ing copies of the acts for the public print
 CTS and notes thereof for the same. ' cents | for every hundred words. 42 For the | support and maintenance of the Alabama | Industrial school for white girls, located | at Montevallo, Ala, $15,000 for each year, | in all $30,000 And whereas the general assembly of Alabama will not again be in | regular session until after the close of the year ending Sept. 30, 1898 Therefore