ODEN BOWIE, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 827

the contingent fund of the Treasury Department,
fifteen hundred dollars; for printing blank licenses,
protests, circulars, warrants and other books for
the Comptroller's office, two thousand five hun-
dred dollars; for the contingent fund of the
library, including the expense of postage, porter-
age and freight, stationery for the use of office,
menial services, advertising and printing, five hun-
dred dollars; for the augmentation of the library,
as provided by Section seventeen of Article fifty-
five of the Code of Public General Laws, two
thousand dollars; for the cost of printing the an-
nual report of the Comptroller, one thousand dol-
lars; for the expense of fuel and lights for the
public buildings and grounds, three thousand dol-
lars; for the contingent fund for the Commissioner
of the Land Office, four hundred dollars; for the
postage of the Executive and Treasury Depart-
ments, the Land Office, the Adjutant General's
Office, and secretary of the Senate and chief clerk
of the House of Delegates, two thousand dollars;

to the secretary of the Senate and chief clerk of
the House of Delegates for the publication of the
Laws for the present session of the General Assem-
bly, the sum of three hundred dollars each, (six
hundred dollars); for contingent fund of Court of
Appeals, three hundred dollars; for the expense
of advertising the list of foreign insurance agents,
one hundred and fifty dollars.

LEGISLATURE.

To the secretary of the Senate, three hundred dollars; to the chief clerk of the House of Dele- gates, three hundred dollars; for binding the Laws, Journals and Documents of the present ses- sion, two thousand dollars; to pay the expense of distributing the Laws, Journals and Documents, one hundred and fifty dollars; to pay the members of the General Assembly, their officers and attend- ants, including the cost of printing, postage and miscellaneous expenses, and the per diem of the President of the Senate and Speaker of the House of Delegates, one hundred and fifty thousand dol- lars; for the indexing of the Laws and Journals of the Senate and House of Delegates, twelve hun- dred dollars.

Legislature.