Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-11-06
AP APPROPRIATIONS
PROVIDED FOR
IN BILL
MONEY TO BE USED BY THE
STATE FOR 1908 is SET FORTH
IN THE 5ILL-sEVERAL
CHANGES MADE.

1
Tuesday introduced in the house the gem
eral appropriation bill, the caption OF
which is as follows:
"A bill to be entitled an act to make
approprfations for the ordinary expenses
of the executive. legislative, and judicial
departments of the government, payment
of the public debt and the interest there
on and for the support of the public insti-
tutions and the educational interests for
the year 1903 and for other purposes"
The bill differs from the appropriation
bill of last year by making the appro-
priations for only one year, where the
bin of 1900 made the appropriations for
two years.
The bill provides for the following ap-
preparations:
For the salary of governor, 5000.
For the salary of the secretary of state,
$1,000.
For salary Of state treasurer. 5000.
For salary of comptroller general, 81, 900.
For salary of attorney general, $780,
For salary of special attorney of w. &
A r. r., $1,000.
For salary commissioner OF agriculture
5000.
For salary of prison commissioners. 81
500 each.
For salary clerk of railroad commits
sion, 1920.
For salary state school commissioner.
$1,000.
For salary pension commissioner, 5000.
For salary state librarian, $780,
For salary assistant librarian, $500.
For salary physician state sanitarium,
For clerks and secretaries executive Of
flee, $1,000. -.
For salary clerk secretary of state, s., 600
For salary clerk state treasurer, $1,000.
For salaries clerks in comptroller's Of
flee, $4,000.
For salary clerk commissioner of agri-
culture, $500.
For salary clerk state school commits
sioner, 200.
For salary clerk to state bank exam
liner, $500.
For salary clerk Of attorney general.
$500.
For salary clerk pension commission,
81, 200.
For clerical help pension department,
s., 200.
For salaries judge supreme court, 5000.
each.
For salaries judges of superior courts,
81, 900 each.
For salaries solicitor generals, 81. 500 each.
For salaries supreme court reporters,
5000 each.
For salaries supreme court stenograph-
ers, $3.50 each.
For speaker of house and president Of
senate 81 per diem during session of
general assembly and mileage at rate of 10
cents per mile by nearest route going and
returning from capitol For compensation
members general assembly, 81 per diem
during session and mileage at rate of
10 cents per mile by nearest route going to
a., and coming from capitol
For secretary Of senate, $50 per diem.
re- cfartr of honaa $40 nar diem
For doorkeepers, messengers, etc., "a
per diem and mileage same as allowed
members.
For printing bills and, stationery. 800.
For academy for the blind, $1S,OOO
For the school for the deaf, $4,000.
For Georgia state sanitarium, S29OoO0.
For state university at Athens, 5000.
For State university for the support of
the Georgia School of Technology, $4,000.
For University of Georgia for support of
Georgia Normal and Industrial school at
Milledgeville, $22, 900.
For University of Georgia for support
of State Normal School at Athens. $4,000.
For University of Georgia for school for
colored people, 5000.
For University of Georgia for payment
interest of land scrip fund. s6,314.14.
For the Soldiers Home, $4,000.
For the common schools of Georgia,
$500 900, in addition to other school fund
derived from other sources.
For retiring bonds maturing January l,
1903, 5000
To pay interest on bonds, 1921, 90S.
For the department of agriculture, &c.
000
For the salary of chemist, 5000.
For chemical department, $1,000.
For INDECENT soldiers, 1852, 500.
For salary state entomologist, s., 500.
For the contingent fund, $12,500.
For expenses of railroad commission,
$500.
FOR expenses supreme court, 81, 200.
For state printing, $4,000.
Printing for railroad commission, $1,000.
For public buildings and grounds, S175OO.
For state library, $1,000.
For pensions to Confederate widows,
$195, 900.
For INDECENT widows, 100000
For the geological department, 5000.
For printing for geological department,
$500.
For payment of rewards, 5000.
For manned Confederate soldiers, $780,
900.
The bill differs In many respects from
the bill of 1900. The bill will be referred
to the appropriations committee at once,
where 1t will probably undergo many
changes An effort will be made to have
the bill in the proper shape before the
first of Decaun1ber