Evening journal., 1901-03-08
TO MAKE PAYMENT
Oh STATE CLAIMS
Some Of The Payments Pro.
Vided for by the
Measure
star correspondenee EvenIng Journal.

moneys Oul VI NlS otduc tlNeNoA > Aht
bill was read and referred under sus-
pension Of the rules. and Chairman
Flinn, of the Committee on ApprOpria-
tons, will report it to-day,
but il is expected that several OF the
tunes. especially that of printing, will
be materially reduced. The bill pro-
vides for the following payments:
FOR THE YEAR 1901.
Governor for salary, $1,000; inciden-
tails, $500; secretary of State. salary |
$1,000; extra work, $3.50; incidentals,
$500; extra work, $500; stenographer, |
5000; State librarian, salary. $780, eN-
.penses 500; purchase OF law books, |
$500; janitor $500; chancellor. salary /
S4,5O0; reporting. 5000; expenses, 5000; !
for NichOlson's reports, $500; |
chief justice, salary S45O0; |
associate judges salaries, $4,000; |
Judge Pennewill, for reporting, 5000 |
for Pennewill's reports, 81 600; for twol
judges who were not reappOinted S3.-l
600; for court stenOgrapher, salary, ST.
500; court stenographer. fer extra
work $3.50; State treasurer, salary
$1,450; incidentals, $500; auditor, ST.
200, salary; icidentals, $3.50;
attorney-general, salary, $4,000 dep-I
uty attorney general, salary, $3.50; in
surance commissioner, expenses, $3.50;
State detectives salaries, S2,400 ex-
penses, $500; fish commissioner, salary
and expenses. $500; other expenses.
$125; three school superintendents, 49,
900; oyster revenue collector, 500,
white teachers institute, $3.50; colored
teachers institute, $3.50; adjutant-gen-
eral. $4,000; for the town of Dover
water rent, 500; Farmers Institute
$780, Board of Agriculture, S1,200;
Delaware Industrial School for Girls.
81 800 st. Michael's Day Nursery and
Hospital for Babies, $500; for the Pc
ninsula Horticultural Society, $500:
for the State Board of Health, 81 1000;
for Delaware College, $50 600; College
for Colored Students, $4,000; for the
burial of INDECENT soldiers and sailors,
1880; for paying for cattle killed by the
State to stamp out disease. 5000; to
stamp out contagious diseases among
lcattle, 81 900; insurance on State prop
erty, 5000: repairs on State property
1880; printing, 10000; for maintaining
children in institutions outside of the
State, $1,000; for maps, books, etc, for
1.-THE use of the blind, S10O for visiting
State wards outside of Delaware, 500;
for maintaining Delaware children in
} the House of Refuge Philadelphia
! $500; interest on the State debt S34
1000; State Board of Education, for year
1898, S1,575; travelling libraries. 500:
travelling Libraries, $500; bacteriOlogi-
cal laboratory, $2,50O; for the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Chill
dren, $780, lieutenant governor, fol
services as a member of the Board o.
Pardons, 800; for secretary of State
for official bond, 500; State treasurer
for school purposes. "a, 800: State treasurer
for official bond. $500; clerk Of the sen.
, ate, for preparing his journal for pub
D lication, $3.50; clerk of the House o.
Representatives, for preparing hii
S journal for publication, $3.50.
;. FOR THE YEAR 1902.
State treasurer, S2OS.41; governor
e $1,000 salary; $500 incidentals; sec
retary of State. $1,000. salary; $500
Expenses; secretary Of State, $500; sec
retary of State, 500; stenographer
5000, salary; State librarian, $3.50. sal
ary; current expenses, State librarian
8 $3.50; purchase of law books, $500: jani
tor Of State House, $500, ssalary: chan
cellor, $4,000, salary; chancellor, 5000
for reporting cases; chancellor, 5000
Expenses; chief justice, $4,000, salary
n for the four associate judges, $4,000
salaries; Judge Pennewill 5000. for re.
! porting; for Pennewill's reports. 81 -.
= 600; for two judges under late Consti
tuition, who were not reappOinted, 81 =
, 500; court stenographer, 81 500. salary:
for transcript for Supreme Court anC
assistant stenOgrapher, $3.50; State
treasurer, S1,450, salary; State treas.
urer, $500, incidentals State auditor
toll Il rnfIf
salary, $4,000; deputy attorney-general
$3.50, salary; Encouragement, 81 900
= incidentals; insurance commissioner
$3.50, incidentals; for the two State de-
tectives, S2,400, salaries; State detec-
tiyes. $500, expenses; fish commissions
er, salary and incidentals, $500; fish
commissioner, expenses, SIPS; oyster
revenue collector salary, $500; three
county superintendents of free schools,
$4,000; white teachers institute, $3.50;
registrars and associate registrars. sal
! aries, $1,000; Department of Elec-
tions of Wilmington, s4.3O0; adjutant-
general, $4,000; town of Dover, 500,
for water; Farmers Institute. 5000
Board Of Agriculture, 81 200: Delaware
industrial School for Girls. 81 500: st.
Michael's Day Nursery, $500; Peninsula
horticultural Society. $500: State
Board Of Health. $1,000 Delaware Col
lege, $4,000; State College for Colored
Students, $1,000; for the burial of in
ldigent soldiers and sailors. $3.50: His
torical Society. $500; for the purpose
of paying persons owning COWS killed
by State to stamp out contagious dis
leases, $500; for stamping out diseases
among cattle, $1,000; for insurance on
State property, 5000; repairs on State
, property, $3.50; printing. 10000: for
maintaining INDECENT children in insti-
tutions outside of the State, $1,000; for
books, maps and ether appliances fer
the use of the blind, 800; for visiting
wards of the State outside of Delaware
$500; for children in the House of
Refuge, at Philadelphia, $500: interest
on the debt OF the State, $4,000; ex-
nenses of the State Board of Educa-
ltion, 81 ,575 for State treasurer. for
school purposes. S4.5OO; for travelling
libraries. S100; for travelling Libraries.
lS500; Delaware College, bacteriological
/ III. 90 a. n