Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-04


carries the largest sum ever proVid-
ed and is in the most complete form
of any such bill known. However,
there are indications that the prun-
ing knife will be used on the meas
ure which was promptly referred 10
the committee for revision. 1t car
ries the gigantic sum of $42,OT7, ,SS6.-
13. The last general appropriation
bill, that of 1917, was approved for
about $S5,oO0,OO0.
The chief items by departments,
etc are as follows:
Office of the Governor, $1OS,5Os.-
Il; Office of the Lieutenant Cover
nor 1850; Executive Controller,
s14,600; state Department, $112,16O;
Auditor Generals Department, ST.
2S2,400; Department of Internal Al
fairs. S179,900; Treasury Depart
ment, s240,200; Attorney Generals
Department, S251,200 Banking De-
partment, s251.S00: Department OF
Public instruction, S93,70O; Bureau
of Professional Education, S2o'ouu;
Bureau of Medical Education ana
Licensure, $45,500; State Board OF
Education, s57,500; Schools, ~
600, 900; College and University
Pennsylvania, $4,000; Adjutant Gen
erals Department. s1s3,s00; State
Armorv Board, $4,000; Insurance
Department. $216,O00: State Ere
NarshaTs Department, s246'Soo;
State Library. S97,S9O; state Mu-
scum, S27,500; Pennsylvania Free
library Commission. $3S,4oO; Leg
islative Reference Bureau, S4S,soo,
State Reporter, $4,000; Department
of Public Grounds and Builolhss'
s1.62O,2S0; Commissioners OF SIM
ing Fund, $4,000; Board OF PUBIC
Accounts. $1,000; Board OF faruons'
$4,000: Department OF Aerlcuisaanne' 10
s122 800: General Maintenance s4V,-
oo0. state Live Stock Sanitary
BOARD. s474,OO0; Bureau of Econo-
mic zoology, $262,040; Bureau Oh
Markets. $4,000; Dairy and tooo
bureau. s1SS,500; Bureau OF Chem-
ietrv s11e.660; Bureau of Statlstlcs'
sac. 900; Department OF ForestrS'
e. so7 900: Department OF Mines
s5Ta 400. Department of Fisherles'
s5sS 400; Department of PuDlac
printing and Binding, SsaU,oVV'
division of Distribution OF Docu
ments, sS3.500; Board OF ReVenue
commissioner. S3,SOO; DepartIIi
of Labor and Industry tGeneIat''
S49,200; Bureau of lnspectlon, go
Io0. division of Hygiene and bnsl-
near;no s4s.SOO; Bureau of Statlsucs
and Information, $50, Bureau OF
NJediafion and Arbitration, $l2,ooo;
11rdustrial Board, $4,000; Bureau or
EmnIovment. S162,920; Bureau OF
Nunicipalities, $22,400; Bureau OF
worlSmen's Compensation, SzoV'-
Ss3. Salary Fund, sS31,1SO; Gen
oral Expense Fund, 1856, 900; quar-
antine physician of Philadeipnia'
sfS4.6oe; Health officer Phliaoei-
phia, s15,04O;' Department e1 Stale
Police. s1,239,540; State Board OF
Censors, s1O7,720; Department Tr
Health s2,71S,2SS; Water supply
Commission. $3.50, 400; Punhc ser
vice Commission, S1,026,O0O; Board
of pnblic Charities, s93,5o0; Su-
nreme Court Judges $290,160; Su-
narior Court Judges, S244,320; Com
mon Pleas Judges, S1,6S7,OOO; Or
nbans' and County Court Judges
etc, $3.50, 900; Associate Judges, sSo,-
900; Mileage of Associate. Judges
$4,000; Senate, s29S.S71.95T House
OF Representatives. $607,45O; Legls-
Iative Journal $11, 200; Miscellaneous
Items. s453,4S0.75. -,
Senators to Dine.-The Senate will
be entertained in Philadelphia on
Thursday night, at dinner 10 pe
give by the Senatorial Assocl9tloh
OF PennSylNanla, anu SOhoSSA
announced that on Friday the mem
bers of the upper house will be taken
on boat ride down the Delaware
to Hog Island. where they Will in
spect the famous shipyard.
Old Cars Go.-Highway Commls-
sioner Sadler has replaced three
costly and now wornout automobiles
used by the heads of the Highway
Department with three machines OF
moderate cost The difference be-
tween the cost of the machines
hitherto in use had new ones OF
the same make been purchased, and
the cost of the machines bought by
the department this week approxi-
mates $4,000. There is a saving in
operating cost OF $500 per year for.
each car, or 5000 for the three.
Legislative Visitors.-Among legis-
lative visitors were Judge Charles
L. Brown. Philadelphia: Ex-Repre-
sentative Lex n. MITCHELL Jefferson;
John S. Ritenour, Pittsburgh.
Leaguers Meet.-The Legislative
League held a meeting to-day and
arranged a program of action this
week. 1t will boost third class city
bills.
Member m.-Representative Mel