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examiners. be made valid for shorter period For the purpose Of carrying out the provisions of this sectloh, II is hereby made the duty of any eoun- ty superintendent of education under such rules and regulations as may be prescribed by the state board of ex- aminers, to forward to the state boaru of examiners within five days after the receipt thereof, any certificate. license or diploma which may nave been issued in any other stats and which may be placed in his hands with an application for certificate of qual- ifeation to teach in this state. Said county superintendent of education shall accompany the certificate, license or diploma So forwarded to tho state board of examiners with any material facts of which he may have knowl- edge regarding the holder thereof. Upon receipt of the certificate. license or diploma and application the state board of examiners shall examine the same together with any facts relating thereto or to the holder thereof which may have come to its notice, and shall within 10 days. thereafter either Issue certificate to applicant or transmit to the county superintendent from whom the application is received, notice that the application has been denied. The state board of examiners may, under S0S- tion, issue a first grade certificate, a second grade certificate, or a third grade certificate.
 Sec. 3. That the state board of ex- aminers is hereby authorized to ex- tend consecutively from year to syear for a period of one year at a time and for a total of not more than four con secutive years any first grade certifi- cate, any second grade certificate, or any third grade certificate; provided, that the holder of any such certificate shall have attended some institution Of higher learning for at least six weeks and shall have pursued course Of professional study designated and ap- proved by the state board of exam iners during the year next proceeding the one for which extension of cer- tificate for one year is sought to be granted.
 Sec. 4. The applicant for certifi- cate or for the extension of any cer- ttficate under the provisions of this act shall pay the same fees as are now charged for applicants for certificates of the same grade.
 Sec. 5. That section 1723 of the code of Alabama of 1907 as amended by section of an act approved August q, 1909, be and the same is hereby repealed.
 Sec. 6. All laws or parts of laws in conflict with the provisions of this act be and the same are hereby re- pealed.
 Approved February IT. 1915.
 ~ Official:
 JOHN PUR1roy,
 Secretary of State.
 No. 12D AN ACT GIT. 4ss TO make appropriations for the ordinary
 expenses for the executive, legislative
 and judicial departments of the state.
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 Sec. 1. Be 1t enacted by the legisla- ture of Alabama, That the following sums of money, or so much of each sum. as may be necessary, be, and the same are hereby appropriated, for the purposes hereinafter specified, to be paid out of any money in the state treasury, not otherwise appropriated, for the period be- ginning February l, 1915, and ending on the 30th day of September, 1915: Q) For the compensation of the governor, $500o; @ for compensation of the private secre- tary to the governor 5000 (3) for com pensation of a recording secretary to the governor s1000; (D for compensation of a filing clerk to the governor 5000; (5) for compensation of stenographer and mes- senger in the executive office, 5000; 60 for compensation of the secretary of state 5000; @ for compensation of chief clerk in the secretary of states office, $1200; (s) for compensation of the stenogra- pher in the secretary of states office, $500; (9) for compensation of the state auditor, s2000 d0) for compensation of the chief clerk and warrant clerk in the state au- ditor's office $1200 each; Q1) for compen- satfon of the general boolxkeeper and the land clerk in the state euditor's office. 5000 each; Q2) for compensation of the filing clerk in the state auditors office, $500; Q3) for compensation of the pen sion clerk in the state auditors office. $500; QD for compensation of the ste- nographer in the state auditors office, $500; Q5) for compensation of the state treasurer, 5000; QG for compensation of the chief clerk in the state treasurer s office, s12oo; QD for compensation of two assistant clerks in the state treasurer S office. 5000 each, and for the compensa- tion of the third assistant clerk in the treasurer's office, $500; QS) for compensa- tion of the stenographer in the state treasurer's office. $500; Q9) for compensa- ton of the attorney general, 5000; C20) for compensation of the first assistant at torney general, $1200; (2D for compensa- ton of the second assistant attorney gen. eral 5000; (22) for compensation of tho stenographer in the attorney general s office, $500; (23) for compensation of the superintendent of education, $2000 (24) for compensation of the chief clerk in the superintendent of educations office, $1200; (25) for compensation of two additional clerks in the superintendent of educa- tion's office, $1000 each (26) for compen- satiOn of the stenographer in the super intendent of education's office, $500; CD for compensation of four servants in the executive offices, $2S0 each; (2S) for com pensation of four watcnmen at the cap- itol, $500 each (29) for compensation of the chief justice and six associate justices of the supreme court, $3333 33 each; (30) for compensation of the marshal and librarian of the supreme court, $133S33: GID for com pensation of the assistant librarian to the supreme court, 66.66; (32 for compensa- tion of one servant to the supreme court, s320; (S3) for compensation of two secre- tarfes of the supreme court, s1200 each (SD for compensation of the reporter of the supreme court decisions, s900 for each volume reported and published; (35) for compensation Of the ssenographer to the supreme court reporter. $500; (S6) for com- pensation of the presiding judge and two associate justices of the court of appeals $sSs3 .Ss each; (3O for compensation of the clerk of the court of appeals, $16S6.67: (3S) for compensation of the secretary of the court of appeals, $1100; (3s) for compensa- tion of 17 circuit judges, 5000 each; (40 for compensation of one supernumerary judge $26d6.66: (4 for compensation of five chan N cellors, $2l3S.33 each; (42) for compen- lsation of five judges of law and equity L courts, $l666.66 each; (43) for compensation of two judges of law and equity courts x S200o each; (4D for compensation of one N judge of law and equity court, $1200; (45) H for compensation of one judge of law and N equity court, $1200; (46) for compensation M of 16 judges of the city court as follows: