1568 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [CH. 685

equipment and discipline of the First Naval Battalion, duly
organized as prescribed by said Acts of Assembly the sum
of ten thousand dollars.

STATE INSTITUTIONS.

To the Maryland House of Correction for maintenance,
thirty-five thousand dollars, together with the further sum of
twenty thousand dollars ($20, 000. 00) to be applied to the pay-
ment of the current indebtedness outstanding against the insti-
tution and the sum of twenty thousand dollars f 20, 000. -) for the
repairs and additions to the sewerage and water systems; to the
Maryland School for the Blind for the education of the deaf,
dumb, and blind colored children of the State, twelve thou-
sand dollars; for the instruction of the indigent blind to
be applied under the direction of the Governor in ac-
cordance with the provisions of the Acts of 1868, Chap-
ter 215 as amended by the Acts of 1912, Chapter 200,
thirty-three thousand dollars, or so much thereof as mar
be necessary; for the Maryland School for the Deaf at Fred-
erick, thirty-seven thousand five hundred dollars; to the Mary-
land Tuberculosis Sanatorium for maintenance, one hundred
and forty thousand dollars; to the Pine Bluff Sanatorium, eight
thousand dollars; to the Rosewood State Training School, one
hundred and twenty-three thousand dollars; to the Springfield!
State Hospital, one hundred and sixty thousand dollars; to the
Spring Grove State Hospital, eighty-six thousand dollars; to
the Crownsville State Hospital, sixty thousand dollars; to the
Eastern Shore State Hospital, thirty thousand dollars, together
with the further sum of fifteen thousand dollars ($15, 000. 00)
for the payment of the current indebtedness outstanding against
the institution.

STATE BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS.

For the expenses of the Commissioners from the State of
Maryland for the Promotion of Uniformity of Legislation in the
United States, the sum of seven hundred and fifty dollars;
from which sum the said commissioners may contribute to the
expense of the conference of commissioners from the various
States, such sum as they may think proper, not exceeding two-
hundred and fifty dollars; to the State Industrial Accident
Commission for salaries and expenses as provided by Chapter
800 of the Acts of 1914, as amended by the Acts of 1916, fifty-
five thousand dollars; for the support of insane convicts as
provided by Chapter 123 of the Acts of 1890, the sum of five
thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary; to
the State Lunacy Commission for salaries and expenses, forty-
five hundred dollars; to the State Bank Commissioner, two
thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary to-