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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

State Board of Appeals, two hundred dollars, or so much

thereof as may be necessary ; to the Mayor of the city of

Annapolis for the use of the fire department of said city,

one hundred and fifty dollars; for support of insane con-

victs, as provided for by chapter 123 of the acts of 1890, the

sum of fifteen hundred dollars, or so much thereof as may

be uecessary.

LEGISLATURE.

To pay the officers and members of the General Assembly,

including postage, stationery, mileage aud miscellaneous

expenses as follows, to wit : For the per diem of the presi-

Leglsla-

dent of the Senate at eight dollars per day, seven hundred

ture

and twenty dollars ; for the per diem of twenty -five senators

at five dollars per day, eleven thousand, two hundred aud

fifty dollars ; for the per diem of one secretary of the Senate

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

diem of one reading clerk of the Senate at ten dollars per

day, nine hundred dollars ; for the per diem of one journal

clerk of the Senate at ten dollars per day, nine hundred

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

Senate at five dollars per day, four hundred and fifty dollars ;

for the per diem of one doorkeeper to the Senate at five dol-

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

diem of one assistant doorkeeper to the Senate at five dol-

lars per day, four hundred and fifty 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

tour 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 Sen-

ate 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 dol-

lars ; for the per diem of one postmaster of the Senate at

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

per diem of one messenger to the piiuter aud mail carrier

at two dollars and fifty cents per day, two hundred and

twenty-five dollars ; for the per diem of one chaplain of the

Senate at five dollars per day, four hundred fifty dollars;

for the per diem of the speaker of the House of Delegates at

eight dollars per day, seven hundred and twenty dollars;

for the per diem of ninety other members of the House of

Delegates at five dollars each per day, forty thousand, five

hundred dollars ; for the per diem of one chief clerk of the

House of Delegates at ten dollars per day, nine hundred