Evening journal., 1911-03-30
APPROPRIATION
BILL ALLOWED
Payments for State House
and ArmOry Work Make FiS-
cal Distributions Large
TOTAL FOR YEAR
AMOUNTS TO $780, 900

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prepared by the Legislative Commit
tees and attorneys, passed the House
this morning and will be con-
sidered in the Senate this
afternoon. The general appropri-
ations bill for the fiscal year
amounts to a little more than 100000,
which is $4,000 in excess of the ap-
preparations for the year 1901. The
appropriations for the year 1923
will be about $4,000 in excess of the
year 1901. The great increase in
appropriations for 1911-12 is due
principally to the $4,000 appfopri-
alton to finish and equip the State
House, a $4,000 appropriation to pay
a deficit already incurred i'm the con-
struction of the State House; $4,000
for a new armOry at Dover; $4,000
for the erection of buildings for the
tuberculosis Commission, provide the
commission raises a like amount by
subscription and 81 800 to the widow
of Charles B. Lore; S4,500 for the
Board of Agricultural Extension;
$4,000 a year increase for the Farm
hurst Hospital for two years; $4,000
for the sanitary livestock board; and
many other smaller appropriations
and increases Of salaries. Many of
these appropriations are for the one
year only, which accounts for the fact
that the appropriations for the follow
ing year will be $4,000 in excess OF
those of the year just ended.
Mileage For Members.
All the members of the Legislature
will receive mileage in addition to
their salaries of S5 day, and an item
A.. III
penses incident to the hearing over
the appointment of Philip O. Church
man as Judge. In addition to the
several appropriations mentioned
above, the appropriations for the
fiscal year 1911 to 1912 are as fol-
lows.
Governors salary. $4,000.
Contingent expenses of Governors
office, 81 900.
Leutenant-GOvernor salary as a
member OF the Board Of Pardons, 800.
Chancellor's salary. S4,750. Chancel-
Tor for reporting, $500; Chancellor TO
pay contingent expenses of Court Of
Chancery. 5000.
For John r. Nicholson for one hum
dred copies of his reports as Chancel-
Tor. $500.
For Charles NJ Curtis for one hum
dred copies of his reports as Chanoel-
lor. $500.
For stenographer of Court Of Chan
Gerry as salary, $1,000.
For Chief Justices salary, S4,750.
For Associate Judges for salaries,
$17,6OO
For Associate Judge, resident in
Kent county, for reporting, 5000.
For James Pennewill, for one hum
dred copies of Pennewill's Delaware
Reports. Volume z, $1,000.
For William II. BOyce. for one copies
of Boyce's Delaware Reports, Volume
/, $1,000
For the court stenographer's salary,
$4,000; for transcript for Supreme
Court and assistant stenographer,
$500
For Secretary OF States salary.s4.-
600; for contingent expenses Of his Of
fee, $1,000; to pay cost of official
bond. $50.
For stenographer and typewriter for
Governor and Secretary of State for
salary, $1,000; for clerks for Secre-
tary Of State, for salary, S1,100.
For Attorney-General for salary,
$500.
For Deputy Attorneys-Cieneral for
salary $4,000: for contingent expen-
ses of Attorney-Generalf for paying ex-
penses in criminal prosecutions, etc,
81 500.
For State detectives salaries, 81
100; for actual expenses in serving
requisition papers, $500.
For State Treasurer and trustee of
school fund for salary, 81 ,45O; for
State Treasurer under Chapter 81,
Volume 2l, Laws of Delaware, $500;
for contingent expenses, $500; for
paying cost of official bond of State
Treasurer, $725.
For Clerk of State Treasurer's sal
ery. $500; TO pay cost of his bond,
5000
For Auditor of Accounts for sal
ary, $4,000: for contingent expenses
exclusive of clerical assistance. $500;
for deputy for Auditor OF Accounts,
81 200.
For Insurance Commissioners sal
ary. 81 800: for services as State su-
pervisor OF banks, trust companies,
etc. $500; for the necessary expenses
of his Office, $500; for contingent ex-
penses as supervisor of banks, trust
companies, etc, $500; to pay salary
Of his clerk, $500; TO pay clerk under
Chapter $50, Volume %, $500.
For State Librarian for salary, ST.
for the purchase of law books for
the State Library, $500.
For the State House janitor's sal
airy, $500; for assistant janitor. $500.
For Fish Commissioners salary and
necessary expenses. $500; for contn-
gent expenses, postage, travelling. etc,
$125; for Matching, propagating fish,
etc, $500.
For Oyster Revenue Collectors sal
airy, 800; for the payment of officers
and crew of watchboat. S2,340.
For the benefit of the free public
schools. in addition TO the income
arising from investments of the pub
lie school fund, to be used exclusive
" for the payment of teachers sala-
ries and furnishing free text books,
$4,000.
For the three county superinten-
dents OF schools, $4,000; for their
contingent expenses. 5000.
For expenses of holding white
teachers institutes, $3.50.
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