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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

of the state librarian, fifteen hundred dollars; for the

salary of the commissioner 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 five hundred dollars

each — twenty-four thousand five 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 dol-

lars; for the salaries of the judge of the court of ap-

peals from Baltimore city, and of the chief judge and

four associate judges of the supreme bench of Balti-

more city, three thousand five hundred dollars each —

twenty-one thousand dollars; for the salary of the at-

torney-general, three thousand dollars; for commis-

sions to attorneys on claims of the state placed in their

Salaries tor ju-

hands for collection, five thousand dollars, or so

diciary, &c.

much 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 re-

porter, one thousand dollars; for the state's subscrip-

tion to two hundred copies each of volumes sixty-

six, sixty-seven and sixty-eight of the Maryland Re-

ports, fourteen hundred dollars each — forty-two hun-

dred dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary,

and for the paper upon which said volumes may be

printed, in accordance with the provisions of the act

of eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, chapter four hun-

dred and ten, three hundred dollars for each volume,

or so much thereof as may be necessary.

MILITIA.

For the salary of the adjutant-general of the

state, fifteen hundred dollars, to be paid out of the

appropriation for the support of the militia, to be ex-

Hillary of Adju-

pended under the supervision of the governor, in ac-

tant General.

cordance with the provisions of the acts of assembly

of eighteen hundred and seventy, chapter one hun-

dred and eighty-two; fifteen thousand dollars, or so

much thereof as may be necessary, for the mainte-