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Private Secretary, fifteen hundred dollars for each year. in all, three thousand dol- lars.
 S. For compensation of the Keeper of the Capitol, one hundred and fifty dollars for each year, in all, three hundred dollars
 g. For compensation of four clerks in the office of the State Auditor, two at fifteen hundred dollars, and two at twelve hundred dollars each for each year, in all, ten thou sand eight hundred dollars
 10. For compensation of two clerks in the office of the State Treasurer, at fifteen hundred dollars each and one clerk at twelve hundred dollars for each year, in all, eight thousand four hundred dollars.
 H. For compensation for clerical assist ance in the office of the Superintendent of Education, four clerks, one at fifteen hun dred dollars, two at twelve hundred dollars each, and one at five hundred dollars per year, in all eight thousand eight hundred dollars
 12 For compensation of one clerk in the office of the Attorney General, one thou sand dollars for each year, in all, two thousand dollars.
 13 For compensation of a messenger in the executive office, six hundred dollars for each year, in all twelve hundred dol lars
 14. For compensation of three servants in the executive offices, three hundred dol lars for each year, in all eighteen hundred dollars.
 15. For compensation of the watchmen at the Capitol, seven hundred and eighty dol lars each for each year, in all four thou sand six hundred and eighty dollars.
 16 For common tion of the Chief Iustice and four Associate Justices of the Supreme Court, thirty-six hundred dollars each for each year. in all, thirty-six thousand dol lars
 F. For compensation of the Marshal of the Supreme Court and Librarian, fifteen hundred dollars for each year, in all, three thousand dollars
 IS. For compensation of the Reporter Of the Supreme Court decisions, nine hundred dollars for each volume reported and pub lished.
 19. For compensation of the Secretary of the Chief Justice fifteen hundred dollars, in all, three thousand dollars.
 20. 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 SdCH year, III dll SIX uuIlufeu uOlldrS.
 21. For compensation of thirteen Circuit Judges and Supernumerary judge, two thousand five hundred dollars each for each year, in all, seventy thousand dol lars
 22. For compensation of five Chancellors, twenty-five hundred dollars for each year, in all, twenty-five thousand dollars.
 2S. For compensation of Solicitor for the First, Second, Third Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth judicial circuits twenty-four hundred dollars each for each year, and for compensation of a Solicitor of the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit six hundred dollars for each year, in all, fifty-eight thousand and eight hundred dollars TO- vided further that in addition to the abovoa salary each solicitor shall receive commis- sions as follows: Twenty per cent on all fees earned by him over and above twenty four hundred dollars, said commission to be paid as the salaries of the Solicitors are paid In no case shall said commissioners exceed the sum of six hundred dollars per annum, provided, that the percentage in fees shall be calculated on fees actually collected and paid into the State Truasury.
 A. For stationary, post office box rent and postage for the executive and the Supreme Court offices, four thousand dollars for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1901, and three thousand dollars for the fiscal year ending September 3O 1902, in all seven thousand dollars
 25. For fuel, lights and water used in the Capitol for the year ending September 30, 1901, two thousand dollars, and for the year ending September 30, 1902, twelve hun dred and fifty dollars, in all, three thou sand two hundred and fifty dollars.
 26. For insurance on the Capitol building, the furniture therein, and the library, eight hundred dollars for each year, in all, sixteen hundred dollars.
 25 For public printing and binding, in- cluding the reports of the heads of the de- partments, Supreme Court decisions, Acts and Journals of the General Assembly, advertisements and proclamations done in pursuance of law for the year ending Sep tember 30, 1901, thirteen thousand dollars, and for the year ending September 30, 1902, nine thousand dollars, in all, twenty-two thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary.
 2S For arrest of absconding felons, two thousand five hundred dollars for each year, In all, five thousand dollars.
 29. For removal of prisoners,s six thou sand dollars for each year, in all twelve thousand dollars.
 3O For feeding prisoners in 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 contingent ex- penses, to be disbursed on the order of the Governor three thousand five hundred dol lars each year, in all, seven thousand dol lars.
 32 For interest on and cost of effecting temporary loans and other arrangements for maintaining the public credit, to be dis bursed on the order of the Governor, one thousand dollars for the year ending Sep tember 30, 1901, and for the same purpose for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1902 one thousand dollars. in all, two thousand dollars.
 33 For distributing Acts and Journals of