The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-22

riculture and Mechanic Arts, $25,OOO: for rents. $12715; Standard oil Company priv llege tax, S,25936; educational contingent iund' $262.5O; rebate on insurance, $3S..0; license on guaranty companies, S45O: for sale of lands. $23S 10; soldier pension fund refunded. $5S.S0; on Randolph case. $2O,- 2US.0I; military encampment, A. G. Forbes. M'224d: educational fund, from Superia- tenaent Of Geneva County, $7S5 10; license on railroad companies sig 425. IA: from Ia mi fund Alabama Girls Industrial School, 132SS.SO; franchise tax, $16,92976; from saie or lands, $54,206.u, giving a grand total of $s,2O1. .S4O.42.
 Disbursements.
 where did all the vast sum paid out bv the State for the past frscal year go to? That question is answered by the aRerc- gate figures in above statement. Itemiz.d they will be of interest: For feeding pris- oners there was paid $99, ,44O94; removal ot f, prisoners. m W1S4.H; from other States, S2,- 4OO'44; educational purposes, $l,O79. .S2S. .13: per diem State Land Agent and expenses N,s1S; Supreme Court Reports, $500; Cir cult Court judges. $S5.9S7SS; solicitors com missions. N,494.O6; salaries Chancellors SIz,oO0; expenses of Geological Survey. $7'SS4.76; expenses of Department of Agri l culture, AS.319; expenses of Railroad Commission. N,275.S4; expenses of Convict department $97,363 .95; court costs in penI- tentiary cases, S7,52S.35; Supreme Court Gosts In penitentiary cases $S37 30: State Board of Health, &. 400; interest on Polv- technic School. $20,2SO; Universitv interest *So'oOO; Alabama Insane Hospital, S191. 4446O; Deaf and Blind, $54. .7S25 50: negro bear and Blind, $11 800; interest on bonded ueDt. $449BO: Governors contingent fund $S'OOO; fuel and light and insurance on capitol sl5.s1; public printing $15, AZ. 20: military department, company allow ance, %,S5O; encampments, S15731 .67. ,Apshses, $'S2S.92 salaries, 2,4OO; land sales, error, $2,916.61; snecIa1 an propriations. $11, ,972. 10; copying and nre- paring acts for printers, S156; sale of lands, SA'119.23: expenses of Insurance De- partment. H.S47.S9; Alabama Industrial School' $75,OOO; maintenance of Depart- nent or Archives and History, s, 200: re- lief of disabled soldiers, s266 656s: leRisIa- tive expenses, $5o, ,SO2. .76: total for the year ending September, paid out by the Treasu- rer' N.S26 7S .1-paid on outstanding war rants Of former years, $10,4S3.51
 For removal of prisoners the sheriff of Jefferson County got the largest amount $4S745; Bullock next with s2S3. .O2; Mont gomery. $228; while the sheriff of Calhoun came last with only $5.2s; Baldwin next with $S16
 For feeding prisoners the sheriffof Jef- ferson got the largest amount, $N, ,OS9. 10: Mobile next, ss,S2S.10; Montgomery, s. 646.So; Dallas, $5,456.1O. The sheriff of Houston County got only S2O. 10; Marion $S.2O; Winston, $5o4O: Fayette, $67. 50; Clay, $69. 20.
 gomery, $S2, 70; Dallas, $22 S61. .S1 Henry $2S. .491 .66; Madison, $25.555.47; Jackson. $l9,- SS4.6S; Wilcox. $19,S2O.64: Washington got the smallest amount s, 5,562.S Winston, 716.5s; Colbert, $7,679.7S; Autauga, ST. 8Ss.17 The city of Montgomery school disctrict got $9,7O4.15: Birmingham school district, $1s,17s.62; Selma school district, SS,111 AS; Anniston school district, ST. 4S0; Uniontown city school district $4- 2SS75; Tuscaloosa school district $3. .65S 64: while St. Stephens school district got $966; Dock Creek school district S12. .O7. Educa- tional contingent found and expenses $2,- 04S.74
 The salaries of the Governor and his clerks amount to $S.206.S2; Auditor and clerks, S,S73 50; Treasurer and clerks, $6- 50 Secretary of State and clerks $,s6S.21; Attorney General and clerks, $S,50O; watchmen at capitol. $2,S4O; servants, $900; Supreme Court judges. $20, ,4OO circuit judges, $S5, ,9S7. .sS; solicitors, $S1, 4052S; chancellors, $125OO examiners of public accounts, $5,674S7; commissioner agriculture and industries and his clerks. s4.S0O; expense department of agriculture, $4S319; railroad commits sion and clerk. $11.0OO: salaries convict department, $25, ,265.21; expenses in same, $97. .36395; salaries in mining department, s17, ,5O5.70; paid out of contingent fund, B. 44S.24; stationery and postage. 5000; ar rest of absconding felons, $100O; State pension examiners, $149O9; county exam iners, $S,964; State Board of Examiners of teachers. $2,76O; county examiners of teachers. S1,S20; for the registration of voters, $6.OO6; publishing notices of regis ters, $5S6.O4; per diem and expenses of the text book commission, $1.5S36G: the total disbursements were $2,937 1892