The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1929-01-24
GOVERNOR PRESENTS HIS
STATE BUDGET MEASURE
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Two other offices, that of State Au-
ditor and Parole Commissioner, which
asked increases in salary, were refus-
ed by the executive, although $7,56O
was added to the aggregate salary of
assistants in the auditors office. He
also recommended an increase from
$4,000 to $4,000 per year in the salary
of the chairman of the State Roads
Commission. He also asks that the
$4,000 salary for an auditor for the
Roads Commission funds be increased,
although the figure sought had not
yet been determined.
A decrease of $117,496 over figures
for the previous two years are made
in the 1930-31 budget for the Conser-
walton Department, due to the drop
ping of the $4,000 fund for purchase
of oyster shells for reshelling barren
rocks in the Chesapeake Bay.
Principal Items Asked.
The principal sums in the list asked
for by the Governor for the 1930-31
period are as follows:
Judiciary salaries, $659,814; Court
of Appeals, $59,746; executive, $685.
500; Secretary of State, $13,200; sup
erintendent of public buildings, $685.
600; parole commission, $25,640; land
commissioner, $46,280; state library,
$12,S20; state comptroller, $119,420;
bank commissioner, $4,000; insurance
department, $128,080; treasurer's Of
flee, $235,610; board of public works,
$58,596; tax commission, $135,640;
central purchasing bureau, $87,220;
state auditor, $74,636; public schools,
$9,609,265; University of Maryland,
$3,550,815; Maryland Training School
for Boys, $288,920; Montrose School
for Girls, $136,1OO; Maryland School
for the Deaf, $178,280; military de-
partment, $351,700; welfare board,
$1,000; mental hygiene board, $27,-
600; Springfield Hospital, $1,O91 Alb;
Spring Grove Hospital, $703,489;
Eastern Shore Hospital, $198, 400;
Brownsville Hospital, $419, 800; Rose
wood Training School, $468,000; the
House of Correction, $579, 500; board
of State aid and charities, $13, 400;
Maryland tuberculosis Sanitarium
and branches, $1,0S3,724; health de-
partment, $837,384; State Roads Com
mission, $409,956; motor vehicle de-
partment, $1,027,890; conservation de-
partment, $417,280; state game de-
partment, $289,O00; public service
commission, $288, 040; industrial acct
dent commission, $245,72O; commits
sioner of labor and statistics, $685.
460; bureau of mines, S42, 200; en-
ployment department, S57,550; Balti-
more bureau of harbors, $4,000; to-
bacco warehouses, $216,6O8; Maryland
Historical Society, $4,000; board of
motion picture censors, 59,202; war
memorial commission, S18,573; state
athletic commission, $4,000; state
aided Institutions $2,233, 700; miscel-
laneous general funds, $194,673; mis-
cellaneous special funds, $8,812,031.
The figures for the miscellaneous
special funds included the revenue
from the four-cent gasoline tax and
net receipts from automobile licenses
apportioned to the State Roads Com
mission, the conservation department
and Baltimre City.
In addition appropriation of $231,-
814 for the 1881 session of the gen
eral assembly was asked, as was a
sum of $11,500 for the year 1880 for
the war records commission. No APP
preparation was asked for the other
years in these departments.
The Governor also recommended ar
appropriation of $1,000 for painting
portrait of himself, to be hung in
the State House.