The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-29

who may be laboring under tuberculosis and whose cases are In the proper stage to avail themselves of the benefits of the institution. The admissibility of a patient must be settled as far as can be done by correspondence with the Superin- tendent before the tatient leaves home, subject however, to review upon the ar rival of the patient at the Sanatorium.
 Sec. 13. There is hereby appropriated out of any moneys in the State Treasury the sum of forty thousand dollars to buy the land. and 10 build thereon the necessary and suitable buildings, machinery, water works, sewers, apparatus, etc., and to supply the necessary tools, vehicles and livestock. Twenty thousand dollars of said sum appropriated snail be paid by or before the 3oth day of September. 1907 ten thousand dollars by or before the SOth day of September. 1908; five thousand dol lars by or before the Soth day of Sep tember, 1909 five thousand dollars by or before the 30th day Of September, 1910. The money hereby appropriated shall be paid 10 the treasurer of the Sanatorium upon the order of the Superintendent approved by the Governor, but must not be drawn except as actually needed. All of the sum appropriated for the year end ing on the 30th day of September, 19O7 may be paid after that date and shall
 
 which 1t was appropriated.
 See. Il. There is hereby appropriated out of any money in the State Treasury ten thousand dollars annually, or so much thereof as may be needed to be paid in quarterly payments on the last day of every quarter and to be used for the payment of the salaries of the superin- tendent and other officers, agents and servants of the Sanatorium, and the gen. eral expenses thereof
 Sec b. The Trustees shall. at such time of they deem proper, elect a Treas ufer and Steward, shall fix their terms of office, and shall exact of them bonds In such amount and with such sureties as they may deem adequate and safe and may, from time to time require of them additional or new bonds. The Trus- tees may, likewise require any agent or employe of the Sanatorium to furnish a bond In such amount and with such sureties as they may deem proper.
 Sec. 16. For the support and care of all indgent patients not otherwise paid for as herein provided, treated in Sana- torium, sum to be regulated by the Trustees, and not exceeding sixty cents per day for every indigent patient, shall be paid by the state at the end of every month. The Superintendent must make up an account showing the name, sex SpApi and the number of days he was in the Sanatorium, and the county of his resi- dence and certify to its correctness. whereupon the State Auditor must, if he finds the account correct, draw a warrant on the State Treasurer for the amount thereof, payable to the Superintendent of the Sanatorium, who shall pay over the amount to the treasurer of the Sana- torium.
 Sec II. The accounts and books of the Treasurer shall at all times be open to the inspection of the Trustees.
 Sec IS. The Superintendent assistant physicians. and all other employees. shall reside In the Sanatorum, or on the grounds thereof, and shall in addition to such salaries and wages as may be fixe, TOT them, receive board and lodging free of cost.
 Sec. 19. The Trustees shall adopt rules for their own government, not tnconsist- ent with this act, provided that they shall meet at least annually.
 Sec. 20. The Trustees shall not receive any compensation for their services but their expenses while travelling and while at the Sanatorlum on the business of the Sanatorium, shall be paid out of the funds of the Sanatorium.
 Sec. H. The trustees, the Superintend- ent, the Treasurer and such other per- sons as receive and disburse funds in connection with the Sana torium, shall make complete reports to the Governor annually.
 Approved August H. 1907.
 Official;
 Frank N. Julian,
 Secretary of State.