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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

day, thirteen hundred and fifty dollars; for the per

diem of two Pages of the House of Delegates, at five

dollars each per day, nine hundred dollars; for the

per diem of one Janitor of the House of Delegates,

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

lars; for the per diem of one Postmaster of the

House of Delegates, at five dollars per day, four

hundred and fifty dollars; for the per diem of one

Messenger to the printer and Mail Carrier, at five

dollars per day, four hundred and fifty dollars; for

the per diem of one Messenger to the Speaker, at

five dollars per day, four hundred and fifty dollars;

for the diem of three Chaplains to the House of

Delegates, at one hundred and fifty dollars each,

four hundred and fifty dollars, and for the above

expenses of the Legislature, including mileage, sta-

tionery, postage and incidental expenses of the

members and officers, the sum of ninety thousand

dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary is

hereby appropriated; for the printing of the Gen-

eral Assembly of eighteen hundred and eighty-four,

twenty-five thousand eight hundred dollars, or so

Officers and

much thereof as may be necessary; for binding the

members of
the legislature,

laws, journals and documents of said session of the

&c.

General Assembly, three thousand dollars, or so

much thereof as may be necessary; for indexing the

journals and documents of the Senate and House of

Delegates, seven hundred dollars; for indexing the

laws, three hundred and fifty dollars; to the Sec-

retary of the Senate and Chief Clerk of the House

of Delegates, for copying and arranging for publica-

tion the laws of said session, and for salaries during

the recess of the Legislature, six hundred dollars

each, twelve hundred dollars; to the Clerk of the

Court of Appeals, for recording the laws of the

General Assembly of eighteen hundred and eighty-

four, four hundred and fifty dollars; for printing

expenses and clerical services, stationery and postage,

copies and other necessary expenses in the office of

the Attorney General, to be paid on vouchers therefor

duly exhibited to the Comptroller, thirteen hundred

dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary;

for the expenses of the Court of Appeals, tive hun-

dred dollars, or so much thereof as may be neces-

sary; to the Commissioner of the Land Office, for

office expenses, three hundred dollars, or so much

thereof as may be necessary.