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1160
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LAWS OF MARYLAND.
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[CH. 515
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1938
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1939
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3
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Assistant Physician — Mental Diseases ...........
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1,974.00
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1,974.00
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4
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Dentist...........................................
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1,584.00
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1,584.00
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5
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Psychologist....................................
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1,800.00
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1,800.00
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6
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Medical Social Worker ..........................
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1,584.00
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1,584.00
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7
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Head Account Clerk ...........................
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2,790.00
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2,790.00
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8
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Junior Stenographers (3) .......................
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2,040.00
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2,040.00
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9
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Storekeeper........................................
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756.00
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756.00
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10
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Teachers — Academic (11) ......................
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7,928.00
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7,928.00
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11
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Teachers — Industrial (4) .......................
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3,440.00
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3,440.00
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12
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Matron............................................
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1,134.00
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1,134.00
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13
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Graduate Nurse ................................
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1,068.00
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1,068.00
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14
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Supervisor of Boys .............................
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900.00
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15
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Hospital Charge Attendants (14) ................
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9,360.00
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10,080.00
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16
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Hospital Attendants (80) .......................
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38,400.00
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42,280.00
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17
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Chief Stationary Engineer .......................
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1,584.00
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1,584.00
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18
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Shift Engineer .................................
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1,083.00
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1,083.00
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19
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Steam Fireman (4) ............................
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2,880.00
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2,880.00
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20
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Mechanical Handyman .........................
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1,026.00
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1,026.00
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21
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Carpenter.........................................
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1,417.00
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1,417.00
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22
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Painter............................................
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1,134.00
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1,134.00
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23
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Chauffeur.........................................
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969.00
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969.00
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24
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Handyman......................................
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780.00
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780.00
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25
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Farmer............................................
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1,417.00
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1,417.00
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26
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Dairyman.........................................
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.........
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27
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Farm Hands (5) ................................
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3,240.00
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3,240.00
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28
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Gardeners (2) .................................
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1,140.00
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1,140.00
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29
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Dietitian...........................................
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1,200.00
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1,200.00
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30
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Head Cook ....................................
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756.00
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756.00
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31
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Cooks (3) .....................................
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1,848.00
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1,848.00
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32
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Pantry Helper .................................
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600.00
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600.00
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33
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Laundry Supervisor ............................
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648.00
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648.00
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34
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Laundry Workers (3) ..........................
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1,400.00
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1,400.00
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35
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Seamstresses (3) ..............................
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1,686.00
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1,686.00
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Total............................................
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$105,352.00
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$111,190.00
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Operating Expenses:
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B — Supplies
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36
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1. Food Supplies .................................
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$63,000.00
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$68,000.00
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37
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2. Forage, Veterinary and Stable Supplies .........
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6,500.00
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6,500.00
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38
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3. Fuel Supplies .................................
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25,000.00
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25,000.00
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39
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4. Office Supplies and Stationery...................
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200.00
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200.00
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40
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5. Printing .......................................
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200.00
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200.00
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41
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6. Medical and Surgical Supplies ..................
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3,000.00
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3,500.00
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42
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7. Laboratory Supplies ...........................
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100.00
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100.00
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43
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8. Household and Laundry Supplies ...............
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7,500.00
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8,000.00
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44
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9. Education, Vocational and Recreational Sup-
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plies...........................................
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2,500.00
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2,500.00
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