The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-25

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they shall he paid pro rata from said
funds, but in no event shall said salaries
and expenses or any part thereof be
paid out Of the public treasury. Should
there be any excess from said taxes and
fees on fertilizers the same shall be ap-
propriateds as provided by law.
AdJutant-Genera, salary Of Ito be paid
out of the military fund.- s1,50o.
superintendent of Public Printing, SAL
airy of $3.50.
Superintendent of Public Printing, sal
airy of clerk, $500.
Superintendent OF Public Instruction,
salary of $1,000.
PDNITDNTIARY.
Officers, GALAXY of $3.50, including sal
airy of matron and clerks.
Guards, exterior and interior, SCI, 600.
Three directors, salary Of $3.50
Clerk Of Senate, including salary allow
ed him by Code, $1,400.
Clerk OF the House of Delegates, sal
airy Of $1,000.
JUDGES SUPREME COURT APPEALS.
President of Court, $500.
One Associate Judge, resident of
Richmond $1,000.
Three Associate Judges, at $1,000 each,
$1,000
stenographer to Court of Appeals, sal
airy of $1,000.
Travelling expenses of judges. $500.
CIRCUIT JUDGES.
Eleven Circuit Judges at S1,6oO each,
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Two Circuit Judges at $500 each, ST.
GOO.
One Circuit Judge, 1900.
One circuit judge, at $500.
Two circuit Judges at 81, 900 each; So, 500.
Mileage of circuit judges, $4,000.
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$3.50.
of Richmond. $1,000.
Judge of the Court of Law and Chan
Gerry, Norfolk city, 5000
Reporter of Supreme Court Of. Appeals,
$1,000.
Clerk Of Supreme Court at Staunton,
$500.
Clerk of Supreme Court at Wytheville.
$500.
Clerk Of Supreme Court at Richmond,
$500
Clerk of Circuit Court at Richmond,
$4OO.
Contingent expenses of courts, $4,000;
or so much as may be necessary.
Civil contingent fund. $4,000.
CRIMINAL CHARGES.
To pay transportation for criminals to
penitentiary, $1,000; or SO much thereof
as may be necessary.
Criminal charges, including expenses of
juries. witnesses, ETC., and also Prison
Association OF Virginia. $4,000; bet not
more than $500 per year SHALL be paid to
the jail physicians of Richmond or Nor
folk
Public printing, $4,000.
Printing records of criminal cases in
Supreme Court, $500
Virginia reports, to pay printing, bind
ing ETC., $3.50.
Oysters, protection of, maintenance of
steamers and vessels, 100000, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to be paid
out OF the oyster tax, ana in no event is
any portion of same to be paid otherwise
than out of said oyster tax.
GENERAL ACCOUNT OF REVENUE.
To pay commissions to commissioners
of the revenue, postage and express
charges on land and property books, ETC.,
$4,000, or SO much thereof as may be
necessary.
For the registration of marriages,
births, and deaths, $1,000
PENSIONS.
To pay pensions of nineteen hundred,
100000 and the additional sum of S25 coo,
of which those soldiers, sailors or marines
who have lost two limbs or total vision
shall receive the sum Of $40 in addition
to the amount to which they are entitled
under the act of Assembly entitled IAN
act to give aid to soldiers, sailors and
marines of Virginia, MANNED or disabled
i'll the war between the States, and to the
widows of Virginia soldiers, sailors and
marines who lost their lives in said war
in the military service approved March
s. 1855, and each of those who lost one
limb, entitled to the benefit of this act,
the additional sum of $40, and each Of the
widows entitled to the benefit of said
act the additional sum of $40.
Support of lunatics in Jail and In
charge of private persons. cost of COM
mission of lunacy, and so forth, $50, 900.
STATE HOSPITALS.
Central, $4,000, and for new building
for male epileptics and other necessary
improvements, S25,0 600.
Eastern, in addition to pay patients,
$4,000, and for new laundry over yege-
table house, SIS, coo.
Western, in addition to pay patients,
sos. 900, and to pay existing deficit, So
900.
Southwestern, in addition to pay pa
tents, $4,000, $500 of which shall \be
used for repairs and equipment.
The superintendent and other officers
and employees of the respective hospitals
shall each annually receive salary, to
be paid out of the amounts appropriated
to the institutions respectively. as fol-
lows-to-wit: The superintendent of the
Western, S2,250; the superintendent Of
the Central. $3.50: the superintendent
Of the Eastern, $1,000: and the superin-
5tendent of the Southwestern, 81 500, and
whore they occupy buildings on the
ground, or belonging to the respective
chs n ai,rt.