Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-04-25
1t is hereby enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Vermont:
PART l.
General Regulations.

Assembly OF the State OF Vermont:
PART !.
General Regulations.
Section I. The Sums hereinafter
named, or SO much thereof as may be
necessary, are hereby appropriated for
the purposes specified in the following
sections of this act; and when no time
is expressly named during which any
of said appropriations Is to continu.i
such appropriations and each of theYh
are hereby declared to be single appro-
priations only for the purpose indicated
Sec. 2. The limit of each such appro-
priation actually to be expended shall
be subject to the approval of the board
of control, to be determined by such
board as the work authorized may pro-
gress, and shall in no case exceed the
maximum sums herein specifically appro-
priated, unless herein otherwise ex-
pressly provided.
Sec. 3. The appropriations hereinafter
authorized shall be divided into two
classes, viz. (A) annual or periodical
appropriations; and (B) special appro-
priations; and no money shall be d.
vcrted from one class into another, ex-
jccpt as herein expressly authorized.
Sec. a. The manner in which each
appropriation shall become available and
the purpose thereof shall, unless other
wise specified in this act, be the same as
is provided by statute with respect to
the. particular department, board, insti-
tuition or official for whose benefit such
appropriation is made. II it appears
that any of such appropriations are in
consistent with the provisions Of such
statute or the use most beneficial to such
department, board, institution or official
then the board of control shall have
authority to designate the manner and
purpose of the expenditure of such ap-
propriation to the respective departments,
boards, institutions or officials
Sec. S. The sums hereinafter appro-
lpriatcd, unless otherwise designated,
shall be available only during the bien-
NAL fiscal period from and including the
first day of July, 1917, to and includ-
ing the thirticth day of June, 1919, and
not after, and if within such period, any
such appropriation is not called for, or
If the same or any unexpended balance
:. thereof remains in the state treasury at
the end of such biennial fiscal period, the
same shall, unless herein otherwise ex-
Ipressly specified, revert to the state treas
ury as provided by section $40 of the
Public Statutes (section s28 of the Cen
eral Laws, as proposed).
PART II.
; Annual or Periodical Appropriations
Glass A.
ms sss' $500 { For the executive depart
Sec. 2. For the secretary Of state,
$4,000
(a) For publicity purposes to be ex-
pended by the secretary of state, $4,000.
Sec. 8. For the state treasurer,
(a) For the department Of weights
and measures, $1,000.
Sec. 9. For the auditor of accounts,
$4,000.
Sec. 10. For the insurance commits
sioner, 5000
Sec. ii. For the commissioner d
taxes, $1,000
Sec. IA For the sergeant d arm,
$rs,ooo.
: agent, $500:
Sec. Ia. For the commissioner Of IN
:. dustries, $4,000.
:, Sec. IS. For the state engineer, 5000
" Sec. If. For the geologist and euIztoz
of the cabinet, $7,5oo
a Sec. ". For the department Of edu-
g cation, $4,000.
e (a) Out of the above sum fifteen
: hundred dollars is to be expended m
Y nually by the commissioner Of education
! to pay the debts already incurred By the
!. boys and girls agricultural and indus
= trial exposition and to conduct Turtles
expositions of like character as said com
> missioner may determine, provided TIA,
IS the property Of said boys and giriS agf3
II cultural and industrial exposition h
D transferred to said commissioners Of edn
z cation for such purposes.
y See l8. For the state Ebr11H $13oao
J, Sec. 70 For the free public Iblzz,
y commission, $500.
IS Sec. 20. For the legislative referenel
q bureau, $500.
y Sec 81. For the Vermont histories!
y society $1,000.
o Sec 2a. For public printing:
5 (a) For year ending June 90 Tore
>. o. For year ending June "a ,o,o
= 100000.
It Sec. %. For stationery md Office sup
u Sec. ~ For psomms.tion Of pubn
y acts:
n (a) For year ending june 50 1ora
:: (b) For year ending June 80, 1o1s
3 $500.
n Sec. IS. For director of state institu
=. y tons, $500.
s, Sec. a6. For the state board of health
u including laboratory of hygiene an,
p tuberculosis commission, $4,000
y Sec. 81. For INDECENT tuberculosis p
q tients, $4,000.
v Sec. IS. For board of agriculture an,
: forestry purposes, $4,000.
" (a) Out of the above sum the com
le missioner of agriculture may expend ON
$ thousand dollars for prevention Of grass
,Ii hoppers.
al lb) Out of said sum the commits
a sioner of agriculture may expend fv
: hundred dollars for the purpose of carry
:. ing out the provisions of House bill
8 No. 900, provided the same becomes
law.
\. Sec. 2o. For live stock killed. expense
u thereof and for beef shipped and foun
" to be tuberculous, $4,000.
re- Sec. 80. For state highways and a
20 pervision, 100000.
p Sec. 81. For public service COMM,
sion, $I2,ooo
e. Sec. 90. For elimination of grad
Is crossings, $4,000
y Sec. SO. For Vermont experiment "a
" ton, A,Iso
"a Sec. 81 For liquor license commits
in sioners, 5000.