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

dollars.
FOR JAILS AND JAILERS.
For jailers fees and for board OF persons
confined in Jail. except in Provid nee coun-
~, three thousand dollars.
FOR FUEL AND GAS
For fuel and gas for the several court
houses and the public Offices. to be certi-
GeG by the sherihs Of the several counties.
five thousand five hundred dollars.
FOR RENTS.
For the payment Of rents of the various
public Offices. and for rooms of district
courts, five thousand five hundred dollars.
FOR STATE LIBRARY.
For purchase and binding of books and
documents. two hundred dollars.
FOR LAW Library.
Two thousand dollars.
FOR RHODE ISLAND HISTORICAL
SOCIETY.
Fifteen hundred dollars.
FOR NEWPORT TII5-OR1CAL SOCI-
ETY..
Five hundred dollars.
FOR ORDERS OF THE GOVERNOR.
For payment OF the orders Of the govern
or. four thousand dollars.
FOR THE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
OF THE GOVERNOR.
Twelve hundred dollars.
FOR THE CLERK OF THE ATTOR~
NEY-GENERAL.
Five hundred dollars.
FOR STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.
Three thousand 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 person to take charge Of the state
house at Newport. four hundred dollars.
For care of Providence county court
house, six thousand two hundred dollars.
For person TO act as watchman Of the
public Offices in the Elizabeth building,
eight hundred dollars.
For person TO act as messenger and
janitOr of the pubic Offices in the Elizabeth
building, one thousand dollars.
For person TO act as janitor and engi-
neer of the WoOnsocket court house, six
hundred dollars.
For person to act as watchman Of the
WoOnsocket court house, six hundred dol
lars.
FOR BOARD OF STATE CHARITIES
AND CORRECTIONS.
Two hundred and thmty-five thousand
dollars in addition to the moneys received
by them which shall have been paid into
the treasury as provided in elton 20. chap
ter %, Of the General Laws, which moneys
are hereby appropriated for their use, eX-
cepting so much thereof as may be re-
.ceived for fines and costs.
For the society for the prevention Of cru
city to children, twenty-five hundred dol
lars.
For the prisoners aid association, five
hundred dollars.
For the state board of agriculture. fifteen
thousand dollars, to be paid on orders GER
titled by the governor.
For the society for the prevention Of cru
city to animals, one thousand dollars
FOR MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.
For miscellaneous expenses and other ex-
penses not provided for by this act, fifteen
thousand dollars.
For accounts allowed by the general as
sembly, fifteen thousand dollars.
For care Of soldiers and sailors monu-
ment in Providence, fifty dollars.
FOR PAYMENT OF MEDICAL EXAM
INERS AND CORONERS.
Five thousand dollars.
FOR EXPENSES ENFORCING LAWS
OF THE STATE RELATING TO
SHELL FISHERIES.
Twelve hundred dollars
FOR PAYMENT OF FINES IN GER
TAIN CASES.
Fifteen hundred dollars.
STATE REGISTRAR.
For the state registrar, for making an
annual abstract and report of the registra-
ton of births, marriages, and deaths. to be
paid on approval of secretary Of state, one
thousand dollars.
SOLDIERS RELIEF FUND.
For the relief of Union soldiers, sailors
and marines, etc, thirteen thousand dol
lars.
SOLDIERS HOME FUND.
For the support and maintenance Of the
soldiers home and the inmates thereof.
eighteen thousand dollars.
FOR THE SUPPORT AND MAINTE-
NANCE OF THE r. l. COLLEGE OF
AGRICULTURE AND MECHANIC
ARTS.
Ten thousand dollars.
FOR THE SUPPORT AND MAINTE-
NANCE OF THE r. 1. INSTITUTE
FOR THE DEAF.
Nineteen thousand dollars, in addition TO
the moneys received by them which shall
have been paid into the treasury.
For stationery, fuel, rent and supplies for
commissioners of pilots, one hundred dol
lars.
For the payment of interest on state
house bonds ffty-two thousand five hun
dred dollars.
For watchman at camp r. 1. militia, five
hundred dollars.
For annual payment to the sinking fund
for the redemption Of State House Bonds,
twenty thousand dollars.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from and
after its passage.