The age-herald., 1899-03-05

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 For compensation of one servant of the
 supreme court. to be employed by the
 court and paid by the warrant of the chief
 justice, three hundred dollars for each
 Year, in ali, six hundred dollars. 2 For
 compensation of thirteen circuit court
 judges and one supernumerary judge, two
 thousand five hundred dollars each, for
 each year, in all, seventy thousand dollars.
 22 For compensation of five chancellors,
 twenty-five hundred dollars for each year,
 in all twenty-five thousand dollars. 9. For
 compensation of solicitor for the First, Sec
 ond. Third, Fourth, Fifth. Sixth, Seventh,
 Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh and
 Twelfth judicial circuits, twenty-four hun
 dred dollars each, for each year, and for
 compensation of solicitor of the Thirteenth
 judicial circuit, six hundred dollars for each
 year, in all, fifty-eight thousand and eight
 hundred dollars; provided further, that in
 addition to the above salary each solicitor
 shall receive commissions as folows
 Twenty per cent. on all fees earned by him
 over and above twenty-four hundred dol
 lars, said commissions to be paid. as the
 salaries of the solicitors are paid. In no
 case shall said commissions exceed the sum UT SIX dOildTS per diuuhit PiONiN7 ed, that the percentage in fees shall be cal-
 cuated on fees actually collected and paid into the state treasury. A. For stationery, postofhce box rent and postage for the ex- ecutive and supreme court offices, three thousand dollars, for the fiscal year end- ing September 30th, 1899, and two thousand dollars for the fiscal year ending Septem- Der 90th, 1900 in all, five thousand dollars. 25. For fuel, lights and water used in the capitol. for the year ending September Soth, 1899, two thousand dollars, and for the year ending September 30th, 1900 twelve hundred and fifty dollars, in all three thousand two hundred and fifty dollars. 26. For insur- ance on the capitol building, the furniture therein, and the library, eight hundred dol lars for each year, in all, sixteen hundred dollars. 27. For public printing and bind ing, including tho reports of the heads of | the department, supreme court decisions, | acts and journal of the General Assembly, advertisements and proclamations done in l pursuance of law, for the year ending Sep tember 30th, 1899, thirteen thousand dollars, and for the year ending September 30th, 1900, nine thousand dollars, in all twenty two thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary. 2S. For arrest of ab sconding felons, two thousand five hundred dollars for each year, in all, five thousand dollars. 29 For removal of prisoners, six thousand dollars for each year, in all.twelve thousand dollars. 30 For feeding prisoners in the county jails, one hundred thousand dollars for each year. in all two hundred thousand dollars, or so much thereof as
 may be necessary. 31. For incidental and ba T.
 order of the governor, three thousand five hundred dollars for each year, in all, seven thousand dollars. 32. For interest on and cost of effecting temporary loans and other arrangements for maintaining the public credit to be dsbursed on the on the order of the governor, one thousand dollars for the year ending September 3Oth 1899, and for the same purpose, for the fiscal year ending September S0th, 1900, one thousand dollars, in all two thousand dollars. 33. For distributing acts and journals of the General Assembly of 1S9S-59 and other pub lie documents, for the year ending Septem- Der 30th, 1899, five hundred dollars, and for the year ending September 3Oth, 1900, three hundred dollars, in all, eight hundred dol lars. 34. For the support of the public schools, four hundred and fifty thousand dollars for the fiscal year ending Septem- Der 30th, 1899, and for the fiscal year ending September 9Oth, 1900, four hundred and fifty | thousand dollars. 35. For interest on the University fund, twenty-four thousand dol lars for each year. in all, forty-eight thous- and dollars, and for renewing direct appro- priations, $10 900 for each year 1900 and 1901, | in all, $20,000. 36 For interest on the Agri- cultural and Mechanical college bonds, twenty thousand two hundred and eighty dollars for each year, in all, forty thous- and five hundred and sixty dollars. 37 For l interest on the 16th section fund.- valueless sixteenth section fund, surplus revenue fund, and school indemnity land fund, for the public schools, one hundred and sixty five thousand dollars for each year. in all three hundred and thirty thousand dollars 3S. For interest on bonded debt of the state, embracing Class "A bonds of 1876, Class B bonds of 1876, and Class C. bonds of 1876, and the four per cent. funding bonds of 1890, four hundred and fifty thous- and dollars for each year, in all nine hun dred thousand dollars. 39. For compensa- ton of the secretary of the senate and the clerk of the house of representatives, for filling and arranging papers of the respec- tive houses Tn the secretary or states office and for copying and indexing the journals of the respective houses, four hundred and fifty dollars each, in all nine hundred dol lars. 40. For compensation of the secretary of state for preparing copies of the acts for the public printers and notes thereof for the same, five cents for every hundred words. fl. For the support and maintenance of the Alabama Industrial School for White Girls, located at Montevallo Alabama, fif- teen thousand dollars for each year, in all. thirty thousand dollars. 42. For compensa- tion to the marshal and librarian of the supreme court $500 for each year, in all 1,2OO. 43. For the compensation of one state tax commissioner, $2,4OO for each year, in all $4S00. A. For compensation of one adjutant-general, 1.5O0 for each year, in all 5000. 45. For compensation for recording secretary to the governor, $1,OoO per year, in all 5000. 46. For the per diem of the members of the present General Assembly, and the payment of clerks and incidental expenses the sum of $5. 000 or so mt1cb