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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

fuel and lights for the public buildings and grounds, to be ex-

pended under the discretion and control of the governor, six

thousand and five hundred dollars, or so much thereof as may be

necessary; to the twenty-six newspapers in which shall be pub-

lished the defaulters to the State previous to the general election

in November, eighteen hundred and ninety-one, to be distributed

by the comptroller upon bills rendered, one thousand dollars, or

so much thereof as may be necessary; for the purpose of fitting

the senate chamber and hall of the house of delegates and so forth,

for the meeting of the general assembly of eighteen hundred and

ninety-two, and for incidental repairs to the public buildings

during the recess of the legislature, twenty-five hundred dollars,

or so much thereof as may be necessary, to be expended under

direction and order of the governor; for salaries and expenses of

veterinary inspectors, and for appraised value of animals or build-

ings destroyed to prevent the spread of infectious or contagious

diseases among live stock, ten thousand dollars, or so much thereof

as may be necessary, to be paid upon vouchers exhibited; to the

comptroller pf the treasury, for printing his annual report, one

thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary; for

clerical services rendered State boards of appeal, two hundred

dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary.

LEGISLATURE.

To pay the officers and members of the general assembly, in-

cluding postage, stationery, mileage and miscellaneous expenses

as follows, to wit : for the per diem of the president of the senate

at eight dollars per day, seven hundred and twenty dollars; fcr

the per diem of twenty-five senators at five dollars per day, eleven

thousand two hundred and fifty dollars; for the per diem of

one secretary of the senate at ten dollars per day, nine hun-

dred dollars; for the per diem, of one reading clerk of the sen-

ate at ten dollars per day, nine hundred dollars; for the per

diem of one journal clerk of the senate at ten dollars per day,

Appropri-
ations to

nine hundred dollars; for the per diem of one sergeant-at-arms

pay ex-

of the senate at five dollars per day, four hundred and fifty dol-

pense of
legisla-

lars; for the per diem of one doorkeeper to the senate at five dol-

ture.

lars per day, four hundred and fifty dollars; for the per diem of

one assistant doorkeeper to the senate at five dollars per day, four

hundred and fif ty dollars; for the per diem of one engrossing

clerk of the senate at seven dollars per day, six hundred and

thirty dollars; for the per diem of four committee clerks to the

Senate at five dollars per day each, eighteen hundred dollars; for

the per diem of one folder of the senate at five dollars per day,

four hundred and fifty dollars; for the per diem of two pages of

the senate at two dollars and a half per day each, four hundred

and fifty dollars; for the per diem of one janitor of the senate

at five dollars per day, four hundred and fifty dollars; for the per