ROBERT M. McLANE, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

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collecting the state tax on Baltimore city stocks, three

hundred dollars; to the state librarian, for the pur-

chase of stationery, one hundred and fifty dollars, or

so much thereof as may be necessary; for the salaries

of the two night watchmen of the public buildings at

Annapolis, six hundred dollars each — twelve hundred

dollars; to the person employed to take care of the

public buildings and grounds, six hundred dollars; to

the person employed to take care of the court of

appeals room, one hundred dollars; to the person em-

ployed to take charge of the governor's mansion and the

furnaces thereof, six hundred dollars; to the keeper of

the state house furnaces and to his assistant, six hun-

dred dollars each — twelve hundred dollars; to the

For miscellane-

secretary of the senate and the chief clerk of the house

ous purposed.

of delegates, for salaries during the recess of the legis-

lature, three hundred dollars each — six hundred dol-

lars; for printing the annual report of the comptroller

for the fiscal year eighteen hundred and eighty-four,

six hundred dollars, or so much thereof as may be

necessary; for the postage for the executive depart-

ment, the land office, the treasury department, the

secretary of the senate and chief clerk of the house

of delegates, twelve hundred and fifty dollars, or so

much thereof as may be necessary; for fuel and

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

pended under the direction and control of the gov-

ernor, five thousand dollars, or so much thereof as rnay

be necessary; for the traveling expenses of the state

tax commissioner, eight hundred dollars, or so much

thereof as may be necessary; for the state's subscrip-

tion to two hundred and fifty copies of J. T. Ring-

gold's Index to Maryland Reports, twenty-five hun-

For miscellane-
ous purposes.

dred dollars; for repairs on the governor's mansion

and stable attached thereto, three thousand five hun-

dred dollars; for embellishment of the state house

grounds and approaches to the state house, three hun-

dred dollars; to Samuel Stewart, for plumbing repairs,

one hundred and sixteen dollars and eighty cents, and

five hundred dollars for state house repairs, to be ex-

pended under the direction of the state librarian,

which sums of one hundred and sixteen dollars and

eighty cents and five hundred dollars shall be paid

upon the presentation of the certificate of the librarian

that the said work is completed and is satisfactory by

the warrant of the comptroller upon the treasurer, to