The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-23

TOT Lee county. one thousand eight h,,o
 efed collars tslso0 for every year iron
 oe'oper l. lsIe. to the first Monday afte
 the second Tuesday in January. 1ol7
 LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT.
 ,. mat Tor the per diem and nilea 2,
 ol senators and representatives. for th, payment of the officers and emnlova,
 oi me senate and house of representa-.
 uses, and Tor the incidental expenses ot
 ne ,n,o resuiar session of the legislature oi
 hnsz is,s easefe IS hereby appropriated on.
 hundred thousand dollars fs1oo ooal
 MISCELLANEOUS APPROPRIATIONS
 mat there is hereby appropriated. .of me purposes hereinafter specified to
 pc paid out of any money in the state treasury, the following sums of money.
 TOT the fiscal years ending respectively on the Sotn day of September, 1916. 1917,
 anu isie, unless for periods otherwise ex- pressly declared herein: Q) For insur-
 ance on the capitol, furnishings therein. .ne supreme court library, and the col ieetiohs or the department of archives ana history. five thousand dollars (s50oo, l TOT every year. to be expended only by
 ana M With the approval of the governor. v For the arrest of abscondns felons three thousand dollars .s3oom for every year. For the removal of prisoners, six lfnousand dollars (s6000) for every year. l et For distributing the public documents
 or the several executive, judicial and legislative departments of the state, one
 tnoussn nd dollars Sl000 for the fiscal year
 ehd.ng September 30, 1916, and eight hun ufed dollars t$sO0) each for the fiscal years enoing September 30, 1917 and 1918. t5) For interest on the Agricultural and Mechan- teal college bonds (Alabama Polytechnic l lnstitute). twenty thousand. two hundred and eighty dollars 120,2So) for every year. l to) For interest on the boNded debt of tbe state. three hundred and sixty thou dollars %. For stationery and office supplies, includ- ing typewriters, for the several executive offices, departments, commissions, pu- | reaus and boards, the supreme court the court of appeals and the supreme court library, twenty thousand dollars .Szo'oeD for every year. Cs) For fuel light and water in the capitol. five thou sand dollars ts50oO for every year. t9) For repairing and refurnshing the capitol building and grounds, ten thousand dol lars tsloo0O for every year. Q0) For interest on the funds arising from sale of lands of the Alabama Girls Technical in- stitute, twenty thousand dollars ($2O,O ,OOO) Tor every year. dD For postage and Ppstoffiee box rent for the several ex- ecutive offices. departments, commissions. bureaus and boards. the supreme court. the court of appeals and the supreme court library. five thousand dollars (S50o0) Tor every year. Q2) For feeding pris- oners in county jails s2o0.ooo for every year provided that $70,000 of this annual appropriation shall only be paid when in the opinion of the governor the condition Of the treasury will permit. u3) For interest on the 18th section fund the valueless 16th section fund.- the surpn,, revenue fund, and the school indemnity land fund. for the use of the public schools of the state, one hundred, seven- ty-five thousand dollars (S175 oO0) for every year. 0d1 For ipf asf loans of three hundred thousand dollars 43000oO to be disbursed annually only by and on the order Of the governor eighteen thousand dollars (S1S.00O for every year. Q5) For public printing and binding of the several executive. judicial and legislative departments of the state fifty thousand dollars ($50.000) for the fiscal year ending September 90, 1916, and forty thousand dollars ($400n0) each for the fisal years ending September 30, 1917, and 1ylS C6) For the compensa ton of tie secretary of state for preparing copies of the acts for the public printer, ten cents Q0c) for each one hundred words. dD For the compensation of the secre- tary of the senate and the clerk of the house of representatives for preparing and making indexes for the journals of the senate and house of representatives of the legislature of Alabama of 1915, fif- teen hundred ts150O dollars. ds) For the repair and upkeep, and new furnish ings of the governors mansion, to be expended solely by the governor of the state, and only for actual repairs. addi- tons or furnishings made and delivered, the sum of five hundred dollars (s500) for every year.
 EMERGENCY APPROPRIATIONS.
 D. That for the payment of all obliga- tons Of the state, not herein specially enumerated, such annual sum as may be necessary is hereby appropriated. and that wherever any office has been ere ated, or wherever the salary of any ex- isting officer has been increased and the money has not been expressly appro- rris ted to pay the salaries of the officers whose offices have been created, or to l pay the salaries which have been so in- | creased, such sum or sums as may be | necessary to pay the same at the rate | and in the manner required by the ex- ] isting laws Is hereby appropriated. (6) l That one-half of the appropriations herein | before made for the fiscal year ending | September 90, 1918, are hereby made and | declared to be in force and payable by | the state auditor up to and including | March 31, 1919.
 Approved September 2S, 1915.
 Official:
 JOHN PURIFOY.
 Secretary of State.
 AN ACT
 i>o- oSo.l tl1 o34. ftuDDaru. To regulate and provide for the voiun-
 teer military forces of the state of Ala
 bama, and to promote it's efficiency; to
 prescribe rules, regulations and means
 for its organization, armament, equip
 ment discipline, control and supervi-
 sion; to provide for it's maintenance.
 support and upkeep; to provide means
 for the enforcement of this act, and to
 fix penalties and puunishments for vio-
 lations of this act.
 Be 1t enacted by the legislature of Ala
 bama.
 Section 1. That the active volunteer or oama shall constitute and be known as the Alabama National Guard and may consist of not more than one division; md the governor of the state shall be the thereof except when they shall be called into the service of he United States: but he shall not com nand personally in the field unless ad- .ised to do so by resolution of the leg stature. The organization. armament and discipline of the Alabama National Guard shall be the same as that which is now 'r may be hereafter prescribed for the 'egular and volunteer military forces of he United States. The governor shal: ex- 'icise the authority of issuing the lawful ,rders to organize. equip and discipline he Alabama National Guard so that it nay conform as near as racticable to he regulations for the government of the lrmies of the United States. and such or lers when duly made and published shall ,ave force and effect of law. The govern TOT in his discretion is authorized to or 'anize q naval militia in accordance with he regulations prescribed therefor by the United States government and to com n gSi ho or,1 chaIt