ROBERT M. McLANE, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

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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; for print-

ing the report of the state tax commissioner, four hun-

dred dollars; 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

For miscellanc-
ous purposes.

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 may

be necessary; for the traveling expenses of the state

tax commissioner, eight hundred dollars, or so much

thereof as may be necessary; to the twenty-six news-

papers in which shall be published the defaulters to

the state previous to the general election in November,

eighteen hundred and eighty-five, to be distributed by

the comptroller upon bills rendered, one thousand dol-

lars, or so much thereof as may be necessary; for the

publication of the Public General Laws made to take

effect from the date of their passage, which may be

passed at January session, eighteen hundred and eighty-

six, fifteen thousand six hundred dollars.

LEGISLATIVE.

To pay the members and officers of the general as-

sembly, including postage, stationery, mileage and

miscellaneous expenses, as follows, to wit : For the per

diem of the president of the senate, at eight dollars

per day, seven hundred and twenty dollars; for the

per diem of twenty-five senators, at five dollars per

Per diem of the

day, eleven thousand two hundred and fifty dollars;

officers and the
members of the

for the per diem of one secretary of the senate,

legislature.

at ten dollars per day, nine hundred dollars; for

the per diem of one reading clerk of the senate,

at ten dollars per day, nine hundred dollars; for

the per diem of one journal clerk of the senate at ten

dollars per day, nine hundred dollars; for the per