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Session Laws, 1880
Volume 395, Page 633   View pdf image (33K)
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WILLIAM T. HAMILTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 633

otherwise appropriated, to be placed to the credit of


the free school fund in accordance with the provi-


sions of the act of December session, eighteen hun-


dred and thirty-nine, chapter thirty-three, and sub-


stituted for the interest on the surplus revenue as


provided in said act; provided, that the sum of one


hundred thousand dollars of the receipts from public


school tax shall be distributed for colored schools


after deducting the amount payable to the colored


Normal School, and the balance to be distributed to


the white schools, the State Normal School for


whites, and the State Board of Education ; and the


State Normal School for whites shall not receive


more than eight thousand dollars. That the Comp-


troller, in apportioning the five hundred thousand


dollars appropriated by this section, shall not pay to


the Principal of the State Normal School, either


directly or indirectly, a sum above two thousand


dollars, and that the State Board of Education is


hereby prohibited from paying to the said Principal


of the State Normal School any amount of the

For free pub-

money hereby appropriated to the said Board of

lic schools,&c

Education ; and that the balance of the eight thou-
sand dollars, hereby so appropriated, shall be paid to
the State Board of Education and by them disbursed ;
for donations to Colleges, Academies and Schools as


per acts and resolutions heretofore passed, forty


thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be


necessary ; provided, that none of the appropriations


to Colleges, Schools and Academies shall be paid to


any such institution, unless said institution shall


have made a full report as required by section four


of article eighty four of the Code of Public General


Laws ; to the Deaf and Dumb Asylum of Frederick,


for the education of the deaf and dumb, twenty-five


thousand dollars; to the Maryland Agricultural


College, five dollars and no more ; to St. Mary's In-


dustrial School, twelve thousand five hundred dollars;


to the Maryland Industrial School for Girls, three


thousand dollars.


LEGISLATURE.


To pay the members and officers of the General


Assembly, including postage, stationery, mileage


and miscellaneous expenses and the per diem of the




 

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