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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, 1874
Volume 211, Page 3342   View pdf image (33K)
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JAS. BLACK GROOME, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 483

as the committee on printing may be authorized to

Indexing
journals

pay, by order of the two Houses; to the Chief Clerk

 

of the House and Secretary of the Senate, for the

 

publication of the laws of the present General As-

 

sembly, three hundred dollars each, six hundred

 

dollars.

 

BALTIMORE CITY.

 

To the members of the Appeal Tax Court, fifty

 

dollars each, one hundred and fifty dollars; to the

Baltimore city.

Register of Baltimore city, three hundred dollars ;

 

to the Maryland Penetentiary for improvements,

 

twelve thousand dollars ; and for support of the

 

Institution, ten thousand dollars or so much thereof

 

as may be necessary ; to the House of Refuge, fifteen

 

thousand dollars ; for the Maryland Institute for the

 

instruction of the blind, as per act of eighteen

 

hundred and sixty-eight, chapter two hundred and

 

five, fifteen thousand dollars , to the Board of Di-

 

rectors of the Maryland Institute for the instruction

 

of the blind, for the education of deaf and dumb,

 

and blind colored children of this State, ten thousand

 

dollars.

 

MISCELLANEOUS.

 

To the night watchman of the public buildings) six
six hundred dollars each, twelve hundred dollars; to

Miscellaneous.

the person employed to take care of the public build-

 

ings, six hundred dollars; to the keeper of the steam-

 

house and record office furnaces, six hundred dollars,

 

and to his assistants, six hundred dollars; to the

 

messenger for the Governor, one thousand dollars;

 

to the person employed to take charge of the Gov-

 

enor's Mansion and the furnaces thereof, six hundred

 

dollars; for insurance on the Governor's Mansion,

 

four hundred dollars or so much thereof as may be

 

necessary ; to the State Vaccine Agent for his salary,

 

six hundred dollars; and to defray the expenses

 

incurred by him in procuring reliable vaccine virus,

 

fourteen hundred dollars; to the Librarian for dis-

 

tributing Maryland Reports, one hundred dollars;

 

to pay John H. Handy for legal services in the case

 

of the State vs. the Cumberland and Pennsylvania

 

Rail Road Company, five hundred dollars ; to the

 

Librarian for distributing laws, documents and

 

journals, one hundred and fifty dollars; to James S.

 

Franklin, Clerk of the Court of Appeals, for recording

 
   


 

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