The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-02-17

hundred and eighty dollars each for each year. IS. For compensation of the Chief Justice and four Associate Justices of the Supreme Court. thirty-six hundred dollars each for each year: l9. For com peLsation of the Marshal of the Supreme Court and Librarian. fifteen hundred dol- lars for each year; 20. For compensation of the Reporter of the Supreme Court de- cisions. nine hundred dollars for each vol ume reported and published; 21 For compensation of the Secretary of the Chief Justice. fifteen hundred dollars for each year; %. For compensation of one servant in the Supreme Court to be em- poyed by the court and paid by the war rant on the order of the Chief Justice, three hundred dollars for each year; 23. For compensation of thirteen Circuit Judges and supernumerary judge two thousand five hundred dollars each for each year; 24. For compensation of five Chancellors, twenty-five hundred dollars each for each year; 25. For compensation of Solicitor for the First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth Ju- dicial Circuits, twenty-four hundred dol- lars each for each year, and for compen- satlon of Solicitor for the Thirteenth Ju- dicial Circuit. six hundred dollars for each year: provided, that the Solicitors for the above named circuits whose terms expire in 1904 shall each receive in addition to the above salary commissions as follows Twenty per cent on all fees earned by him over and above his salary. said com missions to be paid as the salaries of the Solicitors are paid. In case shall said commission exceed the sum of $6000O per annum, provided, that the percentage in fees shall be calculated on fees actually collected and paid into the State Treas ury; 25 l-2. For Compensation for the Chief Mine Inspector, fifteen hundred dol lars for each year. and for compensation for the Associate Mine Inspectors twelve hundred dollars each for each year; 26. For stationery, postoffice box rent and postage for the Executive and Supreme Court offices, five thousand dollars for each year; 27 For fuel. lights and water used in the Capitol for the year ending September 30th, 1903. two thousand doi- lars and for the years ending 1904, 1905 and 1906. twelve hundred and fifty doi- lars each; 2S. For insurance on the Capi- tol building, the furniture therein, and the library. eight hundred dollars for each year; 29. For public printing and binding, including the reports of the Heads of the Departments, Supreme Court Decisions, Acts and Journals of Legislature. adver- tisementS and proclamationS done in pur- suance of law, for the year ending Sep tember 30th, 1903, twenty thousand dol lars and for the years ending September 3Oth 1904 1905 and 1906, ten thousand dol lars each; 30 For arrest of absconding felons two thousand five hundred dollars for each year; 31. For removal of prison- CTS, six tn ousand dollars for each year; S2. For feeding prisoners in county 1ails. one hundred and ten thousand dollars for each year; 33. For incidental and con tiugent expenses, to be disbursed on the order of the Governor, three thousand five hundred each year. 34. For interest on and cost of effecting temporary loans and other arrangements for maintaining the public credit, to be disbursed on the order of the Governor, one thousand dol- lars for each year; S5. For distributing acts and journals of the Legislature of 1903, and other public documents for the year ending September 9oth, 1903. seven hundred and fifty dollars, and for the years ending September 30. 1904 1905 and 1906, five hundred dollars each; 36 for the maintenance of the De- partment of Archives and History, twen- ty-five hundred dollars for each year, to be used and expended as provided by the law governing said department; 3. For interest on the Agricultural and Mechan- ical College bonds. twenty thousand two hundred and eighty dollars for each
 
 section fund, valueless Sixteenth section fund, Surplus revenue fund, and school indemnity land fund, for the public schools, one hundred and slxty-ffye thou sand dollars for each year; and for in- terest on the fund arising on the sale of the la nd of the Alabama Girls Industrial lars; Provided, that no interest shall be lars; Provided that no interests hall be paid to the Alabama Girls Industrial School on any amounts except such sums as are actually received from funds be- longing to said school derived from the sale of it's lands; 39. For interest on bonded debt of the State, embracing class "A" bonds of 1876, class 'B' bonds of 1876 and class ''C" bonds of 1876, and the four per cent funding bonds of 1890. four hundred and fifty thousand dollars for each year; 40. For compensation of the Secretary of the Senate and Clerk Of the House of Representatives, filing and arranging papers Of the respective houses in the Secretary of States office and for copying and indexing the journal of the respective Houses. four hundred and fif- ty dollars each; Al. For compensation of the Secretary of State for preparing copies of the Acts for the public printer and notes thereof for the same, ten cents for every hundred words; 42. For the support and maintenance of Alabama h. dustrial School for White Girls, located at Montevallo, Ala, fifteen thousand Collars for each year; 43 For compensa- ion of the assistant to the Librarian and Marshal of the Supreme Court. six hun dred dollars for each year: A. For com- pensation of the Adjutant General, tif- teen hundred dollars for each year; 4o. For mpensa ton for recording secretary to the Governor, twelve hundred dollars per year. 46. For the per diem of the members of the present Legislature, and the payment of clerks and incidental ex- penses, the sum of ten thousand dollars in addition to the appropriation for this purpose heretofore made; 47. For pay ment of services rendered to the two Houses of the Legislature, at it's present session. prior to the approval of the ITO provide for subordinate employees of the Legislature, approved January 26 1903 the sum of eight hundred and nine dollars ($S09.OO) which shall be certified to and paid as provided by law.
 Sec ?. That the appropriations herein before made in this act for the year end Ing September 30. 1906, be and the same are hereby renewed and continued in force until and including the first day of February 1907, provided. that not more than one-third of the several sums ap- propriated hereinbefore for the year ending September 30. 1906 shall be ex- pended in the period for which they are thus renewed and extended. except that for interest on the Agricultural and Me chanical College fund. and on the school fund, one-half of the amount hereinbe- fore appropriated for these purposes in the year ending September 30, 1906, may be expended.
 Sec. 3 That the per diem and mileage of Senators and Representatives and for