The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-21
SOURCES PLANNED BY THE
 BUDGET COMMITTEE
Recess Committee Has An Facts and Figures Ready for the Legislators to
 Work On

Montgomery, July 20.-tSpeciai)
 When the legislators return to
 Montgomery tomorrow night and
 Tuesday morning they will he ready
 to knuckle down to real business,
 and they will have plenty of it to
 occupy every minute of their time
 until the end of the session.
 Since the legislature reconvened two weeks ago not one bill of any importance has been enacted into
 law, although the number of such measures is large. The most inn
 portant by the appropriations bin
 which cannot he taken up until the revenue measure is at leust agreed upon in its main features.
 The sources of revenue recommended by the recess budget committee and l the amounts to be collected, and the objects for which appropriations will be made. which have been embodied in the revenue and taxation bill now pending are as follows:
 SOURCES OF REVENUE Agriculture and industries $l15, 900;
 sale of acts, $500; chauffeur license, s5O0o; sale of code, s200; convict depart ment sl,SSS.000; corporation permits, $15,00o. dog tax. $S5,300; auditors fees. s125; secretary of state, $2,2S6; fees
 from treasurer's office, s459: supreme court fees. S9,3S7; court of appeals, s2.- 425; fees from state bank, s20000; gem eral tax, $l650,000 tax from former years. s4,000 land redemption. s1o.000; insurance department. S400.000; salt lands lease, s2.i00 license schedule S651,0 ,000; examination county books. $3.- oo0; mortgage tax, SSl600; motor veh- cle license, sS00,000; oil companies. S2S.- 1 tN n.. fees. $25,4T6; 18th section land rentals s2.000; supreme court sale of law books $l,726, college A. and NJ. federal aid. 10000; game and fish department s6,- 5SS; institute conductors, s7,S2+;.
 Markets bureau s20o00: oyster protection fund, pure food and drug department s2s, ,9o000 vocational education. federal aid ss5, ,0o00o, examiners fees, teachers sl2,- 0f2, 00o0o teachers certificates, poll taxe1 s1s9,00o.0o, special school fund s20o0.o00oO. special school land redemption s9.0O0oo, special school fund, taxes former years $5,00000 special pension fund s642. 000.00. Special pension fund, former years N- To0.oo, special pension fund. land redemp- tion S3,00000, income and excess profit tax S40O,00o00 coal and iron sl.20Ooo LOO. corporation franchise tax sloo0oooo. l6th 1 section school lands sold s2,o00oo
 | Total. slo 52a 26i0o-
 OBJECTS OF APPROPRIATIONS 1 Elementary schools, s2,s9O, 5oo0o Norma, schools: Florence s545eo.0o, Jacksonville
 s4s, ,ooooo, Livingston s7.5oooo Troy s7,7 | 300 CO Moundville $5,000co, Daphne $5.0000o, 1 Montgomery tnegro) s25,5eooo, Tuskegee
 $5,Oo0.0o.
 Certificates of teachers s15,Ooooo, teach4
 CTS institutes sl5.0o00o contingent funl s500o.0o, physical education $5.oo0o. revolv- ! ing fund state department $00,00o0o, rural school houses 221 5000, state department
 of education s11.S40.oo. vocational education Smith -Hughes) $S4,750.0o, rural libraries 1 s6, 10000. bonus fund 0l.0o0oo; illiteracy SIP, ,50000 county high schools s197 5oooO.
 agricultural schools s43,s75Oo
 | Northeast agricultural and industrial | institute $3,000; deaf and blind. $97.750; i Alabama boys industrial school, $93,-
 500; University s1a6,750; Auburn, $317-
 641: Motevallo GA. c. T. I). $1 0s.475; A. and M college for negroes, $27,5Oo; Ala bama reform school for juvenile negro law breakers, $35,75o. Total for one year, s4.923,531.
 APPROPRIATIONS l Brought forward. s4.s2s,5sl; agrioul- | ture and industries. $73,915; insane hos pital, s51S.142.s4; Alabama national | guard. s50.000; public service commits | sion. s19000: arrest of felons. $1,000; ad- vertsing election results: board of con- l trol and economy, $22,000: boys and girls clubs, $2,5o0; capitol servants. $2.- l 100; capitol watchmen, $3.600; mainte-
 nance convict department, $1.357,o00,
 Confederate museum. s250; copying acts for legislature. $500; distributing pub ] lie documents, s1.000; erroneous assess ments $t,257.25; erroneous sales. $l.-
 020; feeding prisoners, $1So,ooo; fuel,
 lights and water. s5,000, game and fish | department S6.500; governors office salaries. s15.500; governors interest contingent, ss1,25o; governors contin- gent fund, $10.O00 governors mansion maintenance, $500; governors procia- nation, $7,000. highway departments $500, 900: insurance on capitol $5.oo0: interest on bonded debt, s36o0o0. inter- est on temporary loan. $15,000. judicial department. $25o.000; land department. $500; lands bid in by the state tcounties parD, s1,724; license refunded. s5,ooo.
 overpyament refunded. ss75o; post age $75oo making list of public lands,
 $50; public printing. $50,oo0; presi-
 dential election sI50; pensions, $l,07o.- 900 premiums on bonds. s25oo; regis- l tration of voters s9742; removing pris- oners. s465i; refurnishing capitol, lSSOS2. stationery. $714S; soldiers. home. l s31.942; state board of law examiners. | SS06: Daughters of Confederacy. $l250.
 weights and measures. $375e, adver- | tising land sales $350o. secretary of | state. salaries, $6020; auditors office. salaries. s13.320; tick eradication. Sso.- , 900; treasurer's office. salaries, s1e.-
 400; archives and history department.
 $IS,000 attorney general, $25,0o0:
 health department. $125.000 examiners public accounts. $26.25o; banking and l insurance. $23.1o0: state tax commits l sion, salaries. $11.400 state tax com
 mission. appropriation, $50.00o; mine | inspector, $25000: oyster protection
 fund. s10oo; temporary clerks, $&2oo;
 board of horticulture. $1o,o0o; geoIog-
 ical survey. SIT 900; live stock sani-
 tary board. $21, 1,22s; legislature. one
 year, $f45.s79; prison inspection. $1o,- (Continued on Page Three)