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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

the Messenger of the Governor, one thousand dollars;

for the salary of the Comptroller, two thousand five

hundred dollars; for the salary of the Chief Clerk to

the Comptroller, eighteen hundred dollars; for the

salaries of three Assistant Clerks to the Comptroller,

twelve hundred dollars each — three thousand six

hundred dollars; for the salary of the Treasurer,

two thousand five hundred dollars; for the salary

Salaries of

of the Chief Clerk to the Treasurer, eighteen hun-

State officers.

dred dollars; for the salary of one Assistant Clerk

to the Treasurer, twelve hundred dollars; for the

salary of the State Tax Commissioner, two thous-

and tive hundred dollars; for the salary of one

Clerk to the State Tax Commissioner, twelve hun-

dred dollars; for the salary of the State Librarian,

fifteen hundred dollars; for the salary of the Com-

missioner of the Land Office, fifteen hundred dollars;

for the salary of one Clerk to the Commissioner of

the Land Office, twelve hundred dollars.

JUDICIARY.

For the salaries of the Chief Judges of the first

seven judicial circuits, three thousand tive hundred

dollars each — twenty-four thousand tive hundred

dollars; for the salaries of the fourteen Associate

Judges of the first seven judicial circuits, two

thousand eight hundred dollars each — thirty-nine

thousand two hundred dollars; for the salaries of

the Judge of the Court of Appeals from Baltimore

city, and of the Chief Judge and four Associate

Judges of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore city,

three thousand five hundred dollars each — twenty-

Salaries for
Judiciary &c.

one thousand dollars; for the salary of the Attorney

General, three thousand dollars; for commissions to

Attorneys, on claims of the State in their hands for

collection, five thousand dollars, or so much thereof

as may be necessary; for the Crier of the Court of

Appeals, nine hundred dollars, or so much thereof

as the clerk of the Court of Appeals may certify

that he is entitled to receive; for the salary of the

State Reporter, one thousand dollars; for the States'

subscription to two hundred copies each of volumes

sixty, sixty-one and sixty-two, of the Maryland

Reports, forty-two hundred dollars, or so much

thereof as may be necessary, and for the paper on