ALBERT C. RITCHIE, GOVERNOR. 1341

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.
Bureau of Child Hygiene.

For carrying out provisions of Federal Mater-
nity and Infancy Act, contingent upon the
acceptance of the same and the establishment
of said Bureau by Legislature of 1922........ $14,277.05

Bureau of Mines.

Contingent upon the passage of legislation pro-
viding Therefor by the General Assembly of
1922 T
Chief Mine Engineer............ $5,000.00

2 District Mine Inspectors, $2,500... 5,000.00
1 Clerk-Stenographer ........... 1,200.00

Rent for all purposes............. 1,200.00

Travel for Chief and Inspectors..... 3,000.00
Postage........................... 150.00

Stationery and Supplies, including
Stationery and Supplies for Ex-
-auiining Board ............... 750.00

Printing, including Annual Report

and necessary blanks.......... 1,200.00

Telephone and Telegraph service for

all offices .................... 150.00

Examining Board, travel and per

diem......................... 850.00

Furniture. Equipment, Text-Books,

Instruments and Testing Material 1,500.00

——————— 20,000.00

MRS. GEORGE W. HODGES.

Purchase of 10,000 Marriage References, con-
tingent upon the passage of legislation there-
for by General Assembly of 1922............ 1,500.00

IMMIGRATION COMMISSION.
For Charles, Prince George's, St. Mary's and
Calvert Counties, for advertising the resources
of and encouraging imrnigation to said coun-
ties, contingent upon the passage of legislation
by the General Assembly of 1922 providing
therefor................................... 20,000.00

JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.

For additional Judge of the Supreme Bench of
Baltimore City, contingent upon the ena'ct-