The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-07-15

To the uartermaster-general, ten hun
dred dollars.
To the assistant adjutant-general Of the
state, two hundred and hfty dollars.
For t6e payment Of salary Of the as
sistant adjutaIJ-gensral Of the brigade or
Rhode Island militia, two hundred and
fifty dollars.
To the secretary Of state board of sol
diers' relief, two thousand dollars.
To the factory inspectors. fifteen hundred
dollars each. three thousand dollars.
To the commissioner of industrial sta
tistics, two thousand dollars.
To the clerk of the insurance commits
siOner. one thousand five hundred dollars.
To the secretary OF the appellate di-
vision Of the supreme court fifteen hun
dred dortaPs
To the state commissioner Of highways,
three thousand dollars.
To the members of the board of harbol
commissioners, six hundred dollars each.
To the secretary of the state board of
health, seventeen hundred dollars.
CLERICAL ASSISTANCE.
For clerical assistance IN the Office of
the acknowledgement fifteen hundred dol
lars.
For additional clerical assistance in the
office of insurance commissioner, nine hun
dred and fifty dollars
For extra clerk hire in the office of sec
retary OF state, twelve hundred dollars.
For clerical assistance for assistant ad-
jutant-general. brigade Rhode Island mi
litia, five hundred dollars
For additional clerical assistance for
clerk of common pleas division, supreme
court, Providence county, one thousand
dollars.
For clerical assistance for the quarter
master-general, seven hundred dollars
FOr clerk of the commissioners of shell
fisheries. five hundred dollars
For clerical assistance for the clerk of
~. IT,
Newport county, one hundred and fifty
dollars.
For clerical assistance for the clerk OF
the common pleas division of the supreme
court, Newport county, one hundred and
fifty dollars.
EXPENSES OF THE GENERAL AS
SEMBLY.
For the pay and mileage of the members
of the general assembly, sixteen thousand
dollars.
For the pay Of the clerks Of the house of
representatives and senate, eight thousand
five hundred dollars.
For the ray of the pages of the house of
representatives and pages for the senate,
two thousand dollars.
For the pay of sheriffs and deputies for
attendance upon the general assembly, two
thousand dollars.
For stationery and stamps for g-neral as
sembly, to be expended under the direction
Of the secretary of state, eight hundred
dollars.
FOR JUDICIAL EXPENSES.
For the payment of jurors fees, thirty
two thousand dollars.
For the payment Of officers fees in the
appellate and common pleas divisions Of the
supreme court, provided that only actual
attendance be paid for twenty-five thou
sand dollars.
For payment of witnesses fees in the ap-
pellate and common pleas divisions of the
supreme court, fourteen thousand five hun
dred dollars.
For incidental expenses of the appellate
and common pleas divisions of the supreme
court, four thousand dollars.
For payment of officers fees in district
courts. eighteen thousand dollars.
For the payment of witnesses fees in dis
trict courts, seven thousand dollars.
For travelling expenses, etc, of the JUS
tices of the supreme court, the attorney
general, the assistant encouragement, and
stenOgraphic clerks Of said court, one thou
sand dollars.
For payment of officers fees in criminal
cases, eight thousand dollars.
EDUCATION.
For public schools, one hundred and
twenty thousand dollars, the appoTtionment
by schools to be paid on and after July Is,
1898, and the residue, December 10, 1898.
= For the support of the Rhode Island state
normal school, twenty-seven thousand dol
lars.
For travelling expenses of the pupils of
the Rhode Island state normal school, two
thousand dollars.
For teachers institutes, for defraying the
expenses of procuring teachers and lee
turers. to be holden under the direction of
the commissioner of public schools, two
hundred dollars.
For lectures and addresses, to be expend-
ed under the direction of the board of edu-
cation, one hundred and fifty dollars.
,f-,rr co,o, civ y1DlIa
The Rhode Island school of design, three
thousand five hundred dollars.
For purchase of school apparatus, three
thousand five hundred dollars.
For the education of blind and imbecile
children, fourteen thousand dollars.
FOR FREE PUBLIC LIBRARIES.
Six thousand five hundred dollars.
FOR STATE HOME AND SCHOOL.
Twenty thousand dollars in addition to
such sums as may be r. ceived by said state
home and school from the sale of products
from the farm of said home and school
FOR THE SUPPORT OF THE INDI
GENT INSANE.
Eight thousand dollars.
STATE PRINTING.
For printing the schedules. the annual re-
ports ofkthe several state boards and offices.
all printing ordered by the general assem-
bly,. and such other printing as may be re-
quired by the several state boards and
offices, thirty-fOur thousand dollars.
STATE BINDING.
For binding the schedules. the annual
reports of state boards and officers, all re-
ports, etc, ordered bound by the general
assembly, and such other ports and dJcu-
ments as may be required by the several
state boards and offices. six thousand five
hundred dollars.
ADVERTISING AND PUBLISHING
PUBLIC LAWS.
For publishing the public laws in the
newspapers. and such other advertising as
may 3 required. when certified and ap-
proved by the secretary Of state, five thou
sand dollars.
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