CHAP. 137.—An ACT to appropriate 1 the public revenue for the two fiscal years
ending, respectively on the 28th day of February, 19138, and the 28th
day of February, 1914

Approved March 12, 1912

Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, That the
public taxes and arrears of taxes, due prior to the first day of
March, in the year nineteen hundred and thirteen, and nineteen
hundred and fourteen, respectively, as well as the revenue de-
rived from all sources, and all money not otherwise appropriated,
which shall come into the treasury prior to the first day of March,
nineteen hundred and thirteen, and the first day of March, nine-
teen hundred and fourteen, respectively, shall establish a general
fund, and be, and the same is hereby, appropriated for the fiscal
years to close on the twenty-eighth day of February, nineteen
hundred and thirteen, and the twenty-eighth day of February,
nineteen hundred and fourteen, respectively, in the following
manner and for the following uses, to-wit:

For the fiscal year ending on the twenty-eighth day of Feb-
ruary, nineteen hundred and thirteen.

Governor, salary of, five thousand dollars...... $ 5,000 00
Governor’s secretary, salary of, two thousand
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Governor’s assistant secretary, salary of (who
shall be the governor’s stenographer), not exceeding
one thousand two hundred dollars................ $ 1,200 00
Labor at executive mansion, one thousand two
hundred dollars ......... 0... ccc cece eee cece ees $
Janitor and messenger for governor’s Office, eight
hundred and forty dollars...............cccceeee $
; Attorney general, salary of, four thousand ‘or
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Attorney general, assistant to, salary of, two
thousand five hundred dollars................e00- $
Attorney general, stenographer to, salary of, fif-
teen hundred dollars .................-. bececces
Attorney general, contingent expenses of office,
exclusive of mileage, not exceeding four hundred ar
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Attorney general, for necessary traveling ex-
penses on business of the State, a sum _ sufficient
therefor, not exceeding five hundred dollars........ $
Secretary of the Commonwealth, salary of, two
thousand eight hundred dollars, and he shall receive
ten per centum of the amount of sales of publications
from his office; all fees of office shall be paid into

the treasury monthly ...... 0... cc cee cee cee eee $
Secretary of the Commonwealth, three (3) clerks
in office, three thousand eight hundred dollars...... $

Secretary of the Commonwealth, contingent ex-
penses of office, not exceeding one thousand dollars..$
Secretary of the Commonwealth, for rent of
storage room for State publications, a sum sufficient,
not exceeding four hundred dollars.............. $
Secretary of the Commonwealth, janitor and mes-
senger to, six hundred dollars..............-008- $
Auditor of public accounts, salary of, four thou-
sand dollars ...... ccc ee ee ee te ee ee ee teens $
Auditor of public accounts, clerks in office, seven-
teen thousand four hundred and fifty dollars, and the
further sum of three hundred dollars as_ supple-
mental to salary of chief bookkeeper and for two ad-
ditional clerks 1... . ccc ce cc ew ee tee eee eee $
Auditor of public accounts, receiving and for-
warding clerk and messenger, one thousand four
dred dollars ....... ccc cee eee cet eee eee cence $
Auditor of public accounts, clerk who shall have
charge of the collection of franchise taxes and regis-
tration fees, one thousand two hundred dollars... .$
Auditor of public accounts, contingent expenses
of office, not exceeding one thousand two hundred

(60) 0 E29 cs $
Auditor of public accounts, janitor for his office,
eight hundred and forty dollars...............0e08. $

Auditor of public accounts, adding machine... .$
Auditor (second), salary of, two thousand five

hundred dollars and commissions allowed by law... .$
Auditor (second), clerks in office:
First clerk, eighteen hundred dollars.......... $

Second clerk, one thousand four hundred dollars.$
Two clerks at one thousand dollars each, two

thousand dollars ............ ccc cece cece eee eee $
Additional clerk, who shall be an expert book-
keeper, eighteen hundred dollars...........20008. $
Auditor (second), contingent expenses of office,
not exceeding three hundred dollars.............. $
Treasurer, salary of, not exceeding two thousand
dollars and commissions allowed by law.......... $
Treasurer, chief clerk, salary of, two thousand
dollars 2.0... . cc ccc cc ce ce cece eet eee eee ees $

Treasurer, clerks in office:
Second clerk, one thousand six hundred and

elghty-eight dollars ...........2 ccc cee cece ecees $
Third clerk, one thousand five hundred and
seventy-three dollars ............ 0. ccc cece eeee $
Fourth clerk, one thousand four hundred and
thirty-eight dollars Sew e eee e ee eee eee eee ee tees >
Fifth clerk, one thousand two hundred and thir-
teen dollars ....... 0. ccc cc ee ee ec eee eee eee >

Sixth clerk, one thousand and eighty-eight dol-
cc
Seventh clerk, one thousand and three hundred
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Eighth clerk, one thousand two hundred and fifty
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Electric adding machine, four hundred and fifty
dollars .. ccc eee ete ee ee eee cee eee ees
Electric adding machine, attachment for, one
hundred and thirty-two dollars and fifty cents..... $
Treasurer, contingent expenses of office, not ex-
ceeding three hundred and fifty dollars........... $
Superintendent of public printing, salary of, two
thousand two hundred dollars................... >
Superintendent of public printing, salary of clerk
to, one thousand three hundred and fifty dollars... .$
Superintendent of public printing, contingent ex-
penses of office, three hundred dollars............ $
Register of land office and superintendent of pub-
lic buildings, salary of, twenty-four hundred dollars,
which shall be his compensation for all his services,
and the fees received by him shall be paid into the
treasury of the State ......... cc ccc ee eens $
Register of land office, contingent expenses of
office, one thousand five hundred dollars, which shall
be expended by said register with due regard to the
walks, trees, grass, and shrubbery of the Capitol
square and the protection and feeding of the
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And two thousand dollars, or so much thereof as
may be necessary, for repairs and keeping in order
public buildings and the Lee monument grounds...$
And three hundred dollars for insurance of ele-
vators in Capitol and Library buildings and boilers
at power plant ........ 0... cc ccc cece eee eee eee $
Commissioners of the sinking fund, for contin-
gent expenses, seven hundred dollars, or so much
thereof as may be necessary...........cccceeees $
State corporation commission, salaries of three
commissioners, each the sum of four thousand dol-
lars, twelve thousand dollars ..............ceeee0: $
And the further sum of five hundred dollars to
the chairman of said commission for his services. .$
Salary of the clerk of the commission, two thou-
sand five hundred dollars in addition to the fees pro-

vided by law ........ ccc cece ee eee eect weenie $
Assistant clerk, two thousand dollars.......... $
Statistical clerk, two thousand dollars......... $
Assessment clerk, one thousand five hundred aol
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; Two clerks, each one thousand two hundred ar
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Bailiff, one thousand two hundred dollars....... $
Three stenographers, each one thousand two hun-
dred dollars ......... ccc ccc cee ce twee eens $
Messenger, six hundred dollars................ $
Janitor and assistant messenger, nine hundred
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For incidental and contingent expenses of the
commission, eleven thousand three hundred dollars,
or so much thereof as may be necessary, which shall
include expenses in connection with the assessment of
mineral lands, extra copies of annual report........ $

Commissioner of agriculture and immigration, the
sum of three thousand five hundred dollars, which
shall be in full for his services, but all fees of office
and all fees accruing shall be paid into the treasury.$

Virginia State horticultural society, one thousand
dollars for the purpose now provided by law in an
act entitled an act making an appropriation for the
benefit of the Virginia horticultural society, approved
March fourteenth, nineteen hundred and four, which
with all other expenses of the board of agriculture
shall be paid from the fees and taxes collected from
fertilizers; including ten fertilizer inspectors, one
from each congressional district, who shall be paid
the sum of seventy-five dollars per month while em-
ployed, and their expenses, if sufficient for that pur-
pose; if not, they shall be paid pro rata from said
funds, but in no event shall any part of said salaries
and expenses be paid out of the public treasury, if in
excess of such taxes and fees collected on fertilizers;
to the department of agriculture and immigration
for the purpose of advertising the resources of Vir-
ginia in this and other States where new settlers are
available, the sum of five thousand dollars, to be paid
from fees and taxes collected from fertilizer, if suffi-
cient for that purpose; should there be any excess
from said taxes and fees on fertilizers, the same shall
be appropriated as provided by law.............. $
Seventy-five hundred dollars, or so much thereof
as may be necessary, to carry into effect the law
creating a dairy and food commissioner........... $
To the department of agriculture and immigra-
tion, the further sum of twenty-five hundred dollars,
to be used for the special development of horticulture.$
To the State board of agriculture, to be used to
aid Virginia State truckers’ association, five thou-
sand dollars .......... ccc ec cee eee ene eee ees $
Superintendent of public instruction, the sum of
thirty-five hundred dollars .................0000.
And his necessary traveling expenses while en-
gaged in the duties of his office (to be approved by
the board of education), not to exceed in the agere-
gate seven hundred dollars in one vyear,..,........
Commissioner of labor, salary of, two thousand
two hundred dollars ....... 0.0... ccc eee eee ee eee
And for the purposes of his office, seven thousand
six hundred dollars ................ ccc ccecceves
Adjutant-general, salary of, three thousand dol-
lars, and such sums as may be allowed by the military
board for expenses, to be paid out of the military
fund, as set aside under the provisions of section
three hundred and seventy-six of the Code.........
State librarian, salary of, two thousand five hun-
dred dollars ......... 0... cc ccc ce cece cece eee aee
Assistant State librarian, salary of, one thousand
six hundred dollars .................0ccccucecee $
Reference librarian, salary of, one thousand two
hundred dollars .......... 0... ccc cece cece eee
Stenographer in State library, seven hundred and
fifty dollars ....... 0... cc cece ccc cece tcc sees $
Salary of cataloguer, nine hundred dollars...... $
And to pay assistant janitor, six hundred dollars.$
And for book stacks, fifteen hundred dollars... .$
Salaries of such other assistants, and expenses
of publishing the Journal of the House of Burgesses,
and for traveling libraries, seven thousand dollars,
or so much thereof as may be necessary............

Doorkeeper, who shall act as janitor to the State
library, eight hundred and forty dollars........... :

Mineral and timber exhibit—one janitor to be
appointed by the governor, seven hundred and
eighty dollars .......... ccc cc ec ce eee cet ete :

Contingent expense to be paid on order of the
governor, two hundred and fifty dollars........... ‘

Commissioner of State hospitals, salary of, two
thousand dollars ............ ccc cee cee eee ences

For necessary traveling expenses of commissioner
while engaged in the duty of his office, not to exceed
five hundred dollars, the same to be approved by the
general board for the State hospitals. No part of the
annual appropriations for any hospital shall be used
for any expense of the commissioner..............

Capitol police, employes, etc.:

Two conductors at the library building for the ele-
vator, one for day duty and one for night duty, seven
hundred and eighty dollars each, fifteen hundred and
sixty dollars ......... ccc ccc eee cee teens }

One policeman at the library building, seven hun-
dred and twenty dollars............ cc eww ecceces |

One night watchman at the library building, eight
hundred and forty dollars................ceceece:

One night watchman for the court of appeals,
eight hundred and forty dollars................058

Two janitors in library offices in library building,
seven hundred and twenty dollars each, the sum of
one thousand four hundred and forty dollars.....

Three engineers for the electric light and power
plant at twelve hundred dollars each, three thousand
six hundred dollars, said engineers shall supervise
and keep in order the engines and boilers and ma-
chinery under their charge........... 0. ec eee e noes

Three firemen for the electric light and power
plant at eight hundred and forty dollars each, two
thousand five hundred and twenty dollars, who while
on duty shall be under the control and supervision of
the engineer in Charge ......... ccc cece eee eenees

Six capitol policemen, nine hundred and sixty dol-
lars each, one of whom shall act as clerk to the regis-
ter of the land office, five thousand seven hundred and
Sixty dollars ... 0... ccc ce ee eee eee eee eee

Three janitors at Capitol building, the sum of
seven hundred and twenty dollars each, two thousand
one hundred and sixty dollars...........02e0ceeees

Two conductors of the elevator at the Capitol, one
for day duty and one for night duty, who shall also
act as guards, salary of nine hundred and sixty dol-
lars each per annum, one thousand nine hundred and
twenty dollars. ........ 0... ce cece cee eee wees $

Virginia military records.—This department shall
hereafter be known as the department of Confeder-
ate military records, and continue a department of the
adjutant-general’s office, governed by the provisions
contained in chapter two hundred and eighty-two of
the Acts of the general assembly of Virginia of nine-
teen hundred and ten, except as so far herein
amended. Salary for clerk, who shall be appointed
by the governor for the term of two years, beginning
March first, nineteen hundred and twelve, and who
shall be known as the secretary of Confederate mili-
tary records, two thousand dollars; salary to the as-
sistant clerk to the secretary, who shall be appointed
by the governor for the term of two years, beginning
March first, nineteen hundred and twelve, and who
shall be known as the assistant to the secretary of
Confederate military records, one thousand five hun-
dred dollars; for the contingent expenses of said de-
partment, three hundred dollars, and for the pur-
chase of a typewriter, fifty dollars; making a total of
three thousand eight hundred and fifty dollars, to be
paid out of the military fund of the State of Virginia.$
State highway commission:

Salary of State highway commissioner, three

thousand dollars ............ ccc wee c cece eee eeee $
Salary of assistant highway commissioner, two
thousand dollars ............ ccc cee cece we eee eee $
Salary of clerk of highway commissioner, one
thousand two hundred dollars ................... $
For contingent and other expenses, thirteen thou-
sand six hundred dollars..............0.ccceeeees $
Penitentiary :
Salary of superintendent of penitentiary, two
thousand two hundred and fifty dollars........... $
Salary of surgeon at penitentiary, one thousand
eight hundred dollars ........... 0... cee eee eee $
Salary of assistant superintendent of peniten-
tiary, one thousand two hundred dollars.......... $

Salaries of four keepers at penitentiary, each nine
hundred dollars, three thousand six hundred dollars.$
Salaries of clerks at penitentiary :

Bookkeeper, fifteen hundred dollars............ $
Bertillon clerk, one thousand two hundred dollars.$
Recording clerk, ten hundred dollars........... $

Salary of matron at penitentiary, six hundred
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Salaries of five directors of the penitentiary, at
the rate of three dollars for every day’s attendance on
on the board: provided, that no director shall receive
more than two hundred dollars per annum, and actual
traveling expenses to members of the board of direc-
tors living outside of the city of Richmond, one thou-
sand dollars ....... 0... ccc ccc eee cee cece e eee

Salaries of interior and exterior guards at the
penitentiary, not to exceed fifty-one in number (not
to be paid when absent on furlough for more than
fifteen days in any year, whether sick or otherwise,
substitute guards shall receive the same pay, when
employed, as the regularly employed guards), each
seven hundred and eighty dollars, thirty-nine thou-
sand seven hundred and eighty dollars, or so much
thereof as may be necessary..............c0eeees |

For expenses of operating and repairs to the elec-
tric chair, twenty-five hundred dollars, or so much
thereof as may be necessary..........c00ceceeees

For transportation of criminals to and from the
penitentiary, eight thousand dollars, or so much
thereof as may be necessary............eccceeeee

Penitentiary.—For supplies of food, clothing, or-
dinary repairs, extra guards and incidental expenses,
seventy thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may
be NeCe@SSaLry .... cc ee ce cece ee ee eee eee eees

State farm.—Such guards as may be necessary at
the State farm, not exceeding twenty-two, to be ap-
pointed by the superintendent thereof, their compen-
sation to be each thirty dollars a month and their
board, each guard to be entitled to fifteen days’ vaca-
tion annually, without deduction of pay, seven thou-
sand nine hundred and twenty dollars, or so much,
thereof as may be necessary...........-+.-+ee05-

Surgeon at State farm, nine hundred dollars, and
in addition thereto, board for himself and horse.

Superintendent at State farm, one thousand dol-
lars, and in addition thereto, board for himself and
family Sc eee ee ee eee eet eee eee tee tee ee tees eens

State farm.—For supplies of food, clothing, sedi
nary repairs, extra guards and incidental expenses,
eighteen thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may
be necessary. The proceeds and income from the
State farm, or so much thereof as may be necessary,
shall be applied by the board to the operation, uses
and benefits of the farm; the support of the prison-
ers and of the hospital located on the State farm, a
correct itemized account of which shall be kept, and
reports thereof made, along with the regular annual
report of said board... .. 0... 0... ec ce ee ee ee ee
Supreme court of appeals:
Salary of the president of the court, four thousand
seven hundred dollars ..............c cece seceees $
Salaries of four associate judges, four thousand
five hundred dollars each, eighteen thousand dollars.$
Salary of clerk of court at Richmond, five hundred

Gollars .... ccc ccc cc ce ce we ee cee eee eee teens $
Salary of clerk of court at Staunton, three hun-
dred and twenty dollars ............... ccc ceeeee $
Salary of the clerk of court at Wytheville, three
hundred and twenty dollars..................0058. $
Salary of the reporter of the court, one thousand
five hundred dollars ............... 0.00. cee eens $
Salary of the stenographer of the court, two thou-
sand dollars ......... ccc ee eee cece eee eee eee $

Circuit courts:
Salaries of thirty-one judges, each two thousand
five hundred dollars a year, seventy-seven thousand

five hundred dollars .......... 0... ccc ec eee eee $

Salary of the judge of the tenth judicial circuit,
three thousand five hundred dollars a year......... $
City courts:

Salaries of judges of chancery court, law and
equity court, hustings court and hustings part two of
the city of Richmond, and the law and chancery court
and the corporation court of the city of Norfolk, each
three thousand five hundred dollars, twenty-one trou-

sand dollars ...... 0... 0... cc cee cee cece eee eeee $
Salary of the judge of the law and chancery court
of the city of Roanoke, three thousand dollars....... $

Salaries of the judges of the corporation or hust-
ings court of the cities of Petersburg, Lynchburg,
Roanoke, Portsmouth, Danville, Alexandria, Staun-
ton, and Newport News, each, two thousand five hun-
dred dollars, twenty thousand dollars............. $

Salary of the clerk of the circuit court of the city
of Richmond, four hundred dollars a year (Acts nine-
teen hundred and eight, page three hundred and
Ninety-nine) ......... ccc cece ee cece e eee ee ees $

Salary of the clerk of the hustings court of the
city of Richmond, one thousand dollars (section three
thousand and eighty-two, Code of nineteen hundred
aNd FOUL) ...... cece cc eee cee cee ee este cece $

Mileage of judges and stenographer, five thousand
dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary..... $

Contingent expenses of courts, thirty thousand
dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary, and
the supreme court of appeals is authorized to appoint
such officers and employees for the court, in addition
to those now provided by law, as it may deem neces-
sary, fix the salaries and order the payment of the
same out of this appropriation. 1
General assembly :

To pay salaries of members, clerks, assistant
clerks, officers, pages, employees and incidental ex-
penses, and also for mileage of members, officers and
employees, a sum Sufficient................00 000. $

Clerk of the house of delegates, five dollars per
day for every day that said clerk does not receive ten
dollars per day, asum sufficient................0.6. $
General expenses of government:

Bonds of clerks in State offices, section two hun-
dred and twenty-five, Code, premium on, four hun-

dred dollars ......... ccc cc cc ce cee eee eee $
Telephones in public buildings, six hundred dol-
lars, or so much thereof as may be necessary........ $

Capitation taxes, amount collected to be returned
counties and cities, one hundred and thirty-eight
thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be neces
CE on

Delinquent capitation taxes afterwards collected
to be returned counties and cities, four thousand oor

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Civil contingent fund, ten thousand dollars, which
shall include expenditures by the executive of a public
or official nature, or so much thereof as may be neces-
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Civil prosecutions and costs in civil cases, ex-
penses and commissions collecting old debts, and so
forth, sections seven hundred and two and seven hun-
dred and three of the Code, two thousand dollars, or
so much thereof as may be necessary.............. $

Ice, fuel and light in Capitol and library buildings,
executive mansion and power plant, six thousand dol-
lars, or so much thereof as may be necessary........ $

Criminal charges,: including expenses of juries,
witnesses, and so forth, the prison association of Vir-
ginia and the negro reformatory, three hundred and
eighty thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may
be necessary, but not more than five hundred dollars
each, per year, shall be paid to the jail physician of

Richmond and Norfolk cities............. ccc eee $.
Public printing, thirty-five thousand dollars, or so
much thereof as may be necessary............000. $

Printing records in supreme court of appeals, nine
thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be neces-
OE oh $

Virginia reports, to pay printing, binding, and so
forth, three thquigandg|dollars, or so much thereof,'as
may be necessary . Cahn mew hee mena ah
To pay commissions to commissioners of the reve.
nue, examiners of records, postage and expres:
charges on.land and property books, and so forth, one
nundred and seventeen thousand dollars, or so mucl
thereof as may be necessary............cee cece.

Lunatics, support of, in jails and in charge of pri
vate persons, four thousand dollars, or so muc!
thereof as may be necessary............ccceeeeee

License taxes returned where local option i.
voted, an amount sufficient, four hundred and twelv
dollars and eighty cents ..............0 ccc eeeee

Commissioners to promote uniformity of legisla
tion, expenses of, one hundred and fifty dollars, or s
much thereof as may be necessary...............

Delinquent lands, to pay expenses of sales of, fee
to clerks, eight thousand dollars, or so much thereo
as may be necessary ......... ccc ccc cece ce enes

Erroneous assessment of taxes, an amount suffi
cient to pay amounts refunded under order of courts
three hundred and twenty dollars................

Expenses of registration of marriages, five hun
dred dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary

Military contingent fund, to pay the militar.
forces, when aiding the civil authorities, as pre
scribed by section three hundred and five of the Cod
of Virginia, a sum sufficient therefor to pay for litho
graphing stamps and seals to be used by notaries an
clerks of courts, one hundred and twenty dollars...

Expense of auditing committee, six thousand do.
lars, in which sum shall be included all moneys prc
vided for salaries and expenses under the acts nine
teen hundred and ten, providing State accountan!
and so forth ...... 0... cc ccc cee ccc c cece e wc eees
Oysters:

Salaries and expenses of commission of fisheries,
sum of forty-five thousand dollars, or so much therec
as may be necessary, which shall include salaries c
chairman and secretary as provided by law creatin
a commission of fisheries, to compensate clerks c
courts for services performed by them under an a
entitled an act to have plats of oyster plantin
grounds endorsed, abandoned under certain cond
tions, and to authorize the renting of such ground:
approved March fourteenth, nineteen hundred an
four, and to the unsalaried members of the commi:
sion of fisheries of Virginia, the sum of four hundre
dollars each for extraordinary services performed k
by them; and also for police protection, maintenance
of steamers and vessels, to be paid out of the ovsts
tax; to William E. Raab, the sum of five hundred do
lars to reimburse him for expenses he necessarily had
to incur by reason of a wound inflicted accidentally
upon him by officials of the State charged with the en-
forcement of the fish and oyster laws, which amount
shall be in full settlement of all claims whatsoever of
the said Raab against the Commonwealth, and said
sum of five hundred dollars shall be paid out of the
general fund appropriated to the commission of fish-
eries, and in no event Is any portion of the foregoing
appropriations embraced in this section to be paid
otherwise than out of said tax............c cee eee
Public debt:

To pay the interest on the public debt funded
under the acts of February fourteenth, eighteen hun-
dred and eighty-two; February twenty-eighth,
eighteen hundred and ninety-two; January thirty-
first, eighteen hundred and ninety-four; January
twenty-third, eighteen hundred and ninety six, and
the amendments thereto, a sum sufficient for that pur-
pose is appropriated, eight hundred and forty thou-
sand dollars ......... ccc ccc cece ee eee e ence nees

For the sinking fund, one hundred and twenty-
five thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be
necessary to carry out the provisions of an act ap-
proved February twentieth, eighteen hundred and
ninety-two, entitled an act to provide for settlement
of public debt of Virginia, and so forth............ :
Pensions:

To pay pensions, five hundred thousand dollars, or
so much thereof as may be necessary............0.:

Confederate soldiers’ home for annuity, forty-six
thousand dollars, which shall include all sums pro-
vided by law ........ cc ccc cee ree cece erect eeeee :

Confederate memorial associations, caring for
graves of Confederate dead, three thousand dollars. .:
Public schools:

Such sums as will be sufficient to pay the amount
required by section fifteen hundred and seven, Code
of Virginia as amended, to be applied to the support
of the public free schools; and the further sum of
four hundred and sixty-five thousand dollars.......

This latter sum to be turned over to the State
board of education and by that board apportioned as
prescribed by the Constitution to the public free
schools of the several counties and cities of the Com-
monwealth, except, however, eighteen thousand dol-
lars thereof, which said board is authorized to ex-
pend in the maintenance of summer normal insti-
tutes; and the sum of one thousand dollars, which
said board is authorized to expend in the mainte-
nance of the public free school at the Laurel reforma-

tory, and the sum of six hundred dollars, which the

said board is authorized to expend in the maintenance

of the public free school at the negro reformatory in

Hanover county, and the further sum of six hundred

dollars, which the said board is authorized to expend

in the maintenance of the public school at the Vir-

ginia Home and Industrial School for Girls in Ches-

terfield county: provided, that seventy-five thousand

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

be used under rules and regulations of the State board

of education for the encouragement and maintenance

of rural graded schools of two, three and four rooms:

provided that no such school shall receive more than

two hundred dollars: provided, further, that any

school receiving aid under this plan shall not receive

from the high school fund.
For high schools, to be expended as per act cre-

ating public high schools, one hundred thousand dol-

lars: provided, that so much of the five hundred and

sixty-five thousand dollars herein provided for the

support of the public and high schools as may be

necessary, not to exceed thirty-two thousand dollars,

shall be devoted to the establishment and support of

departments of agriculture, domestic economy and

manual training in at least one high school in each

congressional district of the State, to be conducted

under such rules and regulations as the State board

of education and the president of the Virginia Col-

lege of Agriculture and Polytechnic Institute may

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For normal instruction in high schools, fifteen

thousand dollars, chapter sixty-seven of the acts nine-

teen hundred and eight ..............cc cee eevee $ 15,000 00
For libraries in public schools, in cities, towns and.

rural districts, five thousand dollars, chapter three

hundred and sixteen, acts nineteen hundred and eight.$ 5,000 00
For school teachers’ pension fund, as provided by

acts of nineteen hundred and ten, five thousand dol-

lars, and a further sum of three thousand dollars, to

cover deficit. ....... ccc cee ee ee te ec tee eee eae $ 8,000 00

Roads:
For State money aid to public roads, to be ex-

pended as provided by chapter seventy-six, acts of

nineteen hundred and eight, one hundred and eighty

thousand dollars .......... ccc cece cece eee eeennes $180,000 00
For convict road force, under act approved March

sixth, nineteen hundred and six, known as Lassiter-

Withers act, eighty-five thousand dollars.......... $ 85,000 00
Eastern State hospital:
For support, one hundred and fourteen thousand

Gollars .... cece eet eee tee eee eeees $114,000
Insurance premiums, nineteen hundred and

twelve, two thousand six hundred dollars.......... $ 2,600
For purchase of farm, five thousand dollars...... $ 5,000

For repairs to heating plant, ten thousand dollars.$ 10,000
For repairs to building, and so forth, five thou-

sand dollars ........ ce ee ee cee ee ee eee ees $ 5,000
For balance due on purchase of house for attend-

ants, two thousand five hundred dollars............ $ 2,500
Deficit, four thousand dollars................. $ 4,000

Fire escapes, one thousand five hundred dollars..$ 1,500
Western State hospital:
Deficit, one thousand nine hundred and forty-one

dollars and seventy cents......... ccc ccc sees eens 1,941
Balance to finish infirmary and plumbing, one

thousand eight hundred dollars...............2..- $ 1,800
Building for noisy patients, ten thousand dollars.$ 10,000
Iron ventilators, five hundred dollars.......... $ 500
For support, one hundred and thirty-seven thou-

sand one hundred and sixty dollars................ $137,160
Total, one hundred and fifty-one thousand four

hundred and one dollars and seventy cents......... $151,401

Southwestern State hospital:
For support, ninety thousand dollars........... $ 90,000
Criminal insane building, thirteen thousand seven

hundred and fifty dollars...............+.--eeee- $ 13,750

To furnish insane building, one thousand dollars. $ 1,000
For building for fifty tubercular patients, six

thousand dollars .......... ccc cc ccc cece cee ee tees $ 6,000
Total, one. hundred and ten thousand seven hun-
dred and fifty dollars ............ 2c cc cece ceeeees $110,750

Central State hospital:
Maintenance, one hundred and forty-eight thou-

sand dollars ........ cc ce ee ec cc ee eee reer e ees $148,000
For deficit, eleven thousand eight hundred and

eighty-four dollars ......... 2. cc cece c ee ec eee eees $ 11,884
For additional accommodations, fifteen thousand

GollarS .. cw cc cc ww tt we ee tet ree cette neat $ 15,000
Power and heating plant, six thousand dollars..$ 6,000
Stables, two thousand dollars ..............06. $ 2,000
Total, one hundred and eighty-two thousand eight

hundred and eighty-four dollars...............06. $182,884

Officers and employees of the State hospitals for
the insane, to be paid out of the amounts appropriated
to the institutions, respectively, as follows:
Superintendent of Western State Hospital, two
thousand five hundred dollars.................6.. $ 2,500
Superintendent of Central State Hospital, three
thousand five h@jdred|dollars.......- 0... ep on, >, 0,900
Superintendent of Eastern State Hospital, t
thousand two hundred and fifty dollars..........

Superintendent of Southwestern State Hospit
two thousand two hundred and fifty dollars......

And where they occupy buildings on the grou
or buildings belonging to the respective institutiot
they shall pay therefor such rental as may be fixed
the respective institution.

The first and second assistant physicians at t
Central and the first assistant physician at the Sout
western hospitals shall each receive a salary of n
exceeding fifteen hundred dollars per annum....

The second assistant physician at the Southwe:
ern Hospital shall receive a salary not exceedi!
twelve hundred dollars per annum..............

First and second assistant physician at the We:
ern State Hospital, not exceeding one thousand fi
hundred dollars each ............ cece ec cvces

First assistant physician at the Eastern Sta
Hospital, not exceeding one thousand three hundr
and fifty dollars ......... cc ccc cece ec cece

Second assistant physician at the Eastern Sta
Hospital, not exceeding one thousand two hundr
Collars 1... ccc ce cc cee ccc cee eee eee e eee ees

Third assistant physician of each hospital sh:
receive each a salary of not exceeding nine hundr
dollars.

Stewards of the Western, Central, Eastern a
Southwestern State hospitals shall each receive
salary not exceeding one thousand dollars per annu:

The clerk of each hospital shall receive a sala
not exceeding seven hundred and fifty dollars p
ANNUM .... ccc ee ec cee ee cece eee eect ee eeee

Each clerk shall perform the duties of secreta
to the board of the hospital of which he is clerk.

The engineer of each hospital shall receive a s:
ary not exceeding seven hundred dollars per annum

Except the engineer-electrician at the Easte
State Hospital, who shall receive not exceeding twel
hundred dollars .......... ccc cece cece eee cence

The officers (except superintendent) of the hc
pitals shall receive in addition to the salary specif
above their board and lodging at their respective hc
pitals, but shall not receive any additional perquisit
or emoluments.

Institution of learning, and so forth:

Medical College of Virginia, at Richmond, for su
port, five thousand dollars ....................

State Female Normal School, at Farmville, f
support, sixty thousand « dollars... ...... eee
State Normal and Industrial School for Women,
at Harrisonburg, for support, thirty-five thousand

dollars .... ccc ee cc cet eet eee cee eee teen eens $
State Normal and Industrial School for Women,

at Fredericksburg, thirty-five thousand dollars..... $
For furniture, and so forth, eleven thousand dol-

JAYS .. cc cc cc ccc cece cee eee cee eee eee e eens $
To pay On note .... cee ccc cee ce eee eee e eens $

University of Virginia, for support, eighty thou-
sand dollars, which shall include the ten thousand dol-
lars provided for by an act approved January twenty-
third, eighteen hundred and ninety-six, chapter one
hundred and thirty-six, acts eighteen hundred and
ninety-five, ninety-six, upon condition that the Uni-
versity of Virginia shall give instruction to properly
prepared white students from Virginia without
charge for tuition or university fee in the academic
department of more than ten dollars, which ten dol-
lars shall cover all the items covered by the former
university fee of forty dollars, but this shall not in-
terfere with the ten dollars contingent deposit. For
support of hospital, eighteen thousand dollars, for the
free treatment, care and maintenance of Virginia
patientS 2... ccc ccc cee eee eee e eee eeeeee $

Virginia Military Institute, for support, forty
thousand dollars, which shall include the expenses of
the board of visitors, except the adjutant-general and
the superintendent of public instruction, whose ex-
penses shall be paid as provided by law............ $

Extending heating system, five thousand dollars..$

Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind, for sup-
port and treatment of such persons as the superin-
tendent may contract for at the Richmond Eye In-
firmary, and debt ...... 0... ccc cc ec ce ee ees $

Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College and
Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg, Virginia, sixty-
one thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars...... $
which shall include seven hundred and fifty dollars
paid under chapter four hundred and twenty-five,
acts eighteen hundred and ninety-five and ninety-
six, six thousand dollars paid under chapter seven
hundred and eighty-six, acts eighteen hundred and
ninety-nine and nineteen hundred; and the further
sum of five thousand dollars for the special purpose
of conducting investigations, experiments and dem-
onstrations with tobacco and other crops grown in

rotation or in connection with tobacco............. $
Additional for school of mines, six thousand dol-
JAYS .o cc ccc wc ccc ce te tet cette ee eee teen ee eeees $

Additional for district experiment stations, five
thousand:idollatgoagle.. 6. eee ee anyone eon ee ed
Virginia Normal and Industrial Institute, for sup-
port, twenty-one thousand dollars ................ $

Water supply, two thousand five hundred dollars.$

William and Mary College, for support, forty
thousand dollars ........ 0... 0... ccc cee eee ee eee $

Debt and interest on heating plant, seventeen
thousand dollars ........... ccc ccc cw cee cence $
Virginia Epileptic Colony:

For support, twenty-two thousand five hundred
GollarS 2... ccc ccc ee ce ete tenet et eeees

For debt and interest on unpaid purchase money

past due, five thousand dollars .................. $
For heating, light and sewer system, twenty-five
thousand dollars ............. ccc cee eee cee eee eee $

Water supply, complete, ten thousand dollars... .$

The salaries of the epileptic colony shall be as fol-
lows:

Superintendent, two thousand two hundred and

fifty dollars... .... 0.0. foc eee ec we eet eee eee $
One steward, six hundred dollars.............. $
One engineer, six hundred dollars............. $
Which salaries are embraced in the appropriation
for support.

State Normal and Industrial School for women at
Radford:
For improvement, twenty-five thousand dollars. .§$
For support, ten thousand dollars.............. $
Virginia State School for Colored Deaf and Blind
Children :
For support, seventeen thousand five hundred dol-

For betterment and purchase of farm, twelve thou-
sand five hundred dollars..................0000% $
The State Female Normal School, the State Nor-
mal and Industrial Schools for Women, at Harrison-
burg and Fredericksburg, the Virginia Agricultural
and Mechanical College and Polytechnic Institute,
the Virginia Military Institute, the University of
Virginia and William and Mary College, may each
draw from the treasury of the State from funds not
otherwise appropriated, in addition to the sum ap-
propriated to the support of these institutions, annu-
ally, a sum not to exceed one per centum for each
year’s appropriation to said institutions, for sup-
port, which sum shall be used for the establishment
of the State students’ loan fund, at each of the seve-
ral institutions, respectively, and this said sum may
be so drawn annually by each of said institutions for
five years after the passage of this act............ $
Each of the said institutions shall, upon such
terms, and according to such rules as may be pre-
scribed by the respective boards of trustees or visit-
ors, make loans from the said State students’ loan
fund to needy and deserving students of talent and
character from Virginia in the academic depart-
ments of said institutions, for the purpose of aiding
these to obtain an education at such institution who
might not be able otherwise to do so, the said loan
shall not exceed one hundred dollars in any one ses-
sion to the same student, and shall be made to said
student upon such terms as to time and security as
the authorities of the respective institutions shall de-
termine in each case: provided, that the rate of in-
terest charged students on such loans shall be four
per centum per annum.

The said State students’ loan fund shall be pre-
served from depletion by the said institution, and to-
gether with the repayments and accretions thereto,
shall be held and used for the purpose specified in
this act and no other; and each of the said institu-
tions shall annually, not later than July in each year
thereafter, file in the office of the State superintend-
ent of public instruction a statement, in detail, show-
ing for the year past the amounts received by said
funds, or the loans made, to whom made and upon
what terms, the amount of the corpus of said fund,
the amounts repaid to said fund and from whom,
and any other information deemed pertinent by the
institution so reporting, or which may have been re-
quested by the Superitreeniient of public instruction.
Reformatories:

Negro Reformatory Association of Virginia:

For equipment and improvements, five thousand
dollars... . cc cece cee ee tee eee cece cece eee eees

Prison Association of Virginia, twenty-one thou-
sand dollars, as a supplementary fund for teaching,
clothing and general purposes of school and for
equipment of blacksmith shop, and so forth........

To the Virginia Home and Industrial School for
Girls, which shall include the amount appropriated
by the acts of nineteen hundred and ten, and for
necessary improvements on the property, twelve
thousand dollarS......... cece cece cere rece eesees
State Boards:

State board of health, thirty-five thousand dol-
ATS . ccc ce cc cee cet ee eee ee eee eee ett e eee tees

Support of Catawba Sanatorium, forty-five thou-
sand dollars ..... 0... ccc ce eee ee eet eee twee eee
Betterments, Catawba Sanatorium, fifty thousand
GollarS ..... cc cece eee ce cee ec cee cece eee eens $
Military fund.—That proportion of the receipts
into the treasury as is provided for in section three
hundred and seventy-six of the Code, as amended by
act approved February twenty-sixth, nineteen hun-
dred and eight, sixty-five thousand eight hundred
and six dollars and sixty-seven cents............. $
United agricultural board, ten thousand dollars,
provided for in Acts nineteen hundred and ten, chap-
ter three hundred and fifty-one.................. $
State geological survey, ten thousand dollars,
chapter seventy-five, Acts nineteen hundred and
Cight... 2. cc eee cee cece cece e eee teens $
For printing, and so forth, five thousand dollars.$
Board of pharmacy, six thousand dollars, as pro-
vided by chapter two hundred and ninety-two, Acts
nineteen hundred and eight..................0008.
Board of charities and corrections, six thousand
five hundred dollars and the surplus of other appro-
priations made previous to this date unexpended,

not to exceed two hundred dollars................ $
Cattle quarantine, three thousand five hundred
dollars, or as much thereof as may be necessary..... $

Crop pest commission.—All moneys received into
the treasury from certificates of registration for
selling nursery stock, as provided in section twelve,
chapter two hundred and seven, Acts nineteen hun-
dred and two and nineteen hundred and three, and
the sum of six thousand dollars, which shall include
and be in lieu of the appropriation made in said act,
to be used exclusively for the purpose of the commis
50) 6

The auditor of public accounts, during the fiscal
year of nineteen hundred and twelve, is instructed
and empowered to draw his warrant in favor of the
Virginia regent of the Confederate museum for the
sum of one hundred and twenty dollars, to be ex-
pended in caring for the Virginia room in the Confed-
erate MUSCUM.......... 0c. cee cece cc eee eee e ence $

For the Fiscal Year Ending on the Twenty-eighth D
ruary, Nineteen Hundred and Fourteen.

Governor, salary of, five thousand dollars...... $

Governor’s secretary, salary of, two thousand
Gollars .. 2... cc cc we cee cee eee ec eee eee ees

Governor’s assistant secretary, salary of (who
shall be the governor’s stenographer), not exceeding
one thousand two hundred dollars................ $

bor at executive mansion, one thousand two

hundred dollars ........... ccc cee cece ccc ecceces $
Janitor and messenger for governor’s office, eight

hundred and forty dollars............0eeeeeeeees $
Attorney-general, salary of, four thousand ors
PATS omens come EERE RR

Attorney-general, assistant to, salary of, two
thousand five hundred dollars...............-008.
Attorney-general, stenographer to, salary of, fif-
teen hundred dollars............cccccceeccceeces $
Attorney-general, contingent expenses of office,
exclusive of mileage, not exceeding four hundred
dollars... 0. ccc ccc ec cee cee ee ee ete ees $
Attorney-general, for necessary traveling on
business of the State, a sum sufficient therefor, not
exceeding five hundred dollars...............00:: $
Secretary of the Commonwealth, salary of, two
thousand eight hundred dollars, and he shall receive
ten per centum of the amount of sales of publications
from his office; all fees of office shall be paid into
the treasury monthly ........... ccc cc eee ec eee
Secretary of the Commonwealth, three (3) clerks

in office, three thousand eight hundred dollars...... $
Secretary of Commonwealth, contingent expenses
of office, not exceeding one thousand dollars........ $

Secretary of Commonwealth, for rent of storage
room for State publications, a sum sufficient, not

exceeding four hundred dollars................... $
Secretary of the Commonwealth, janitor and
messenger to, six hundred dollars................. $

Auditor of public accounts, salary of, four thou-
sand dollars......... 0... ccc cece c cee eee e ec ens

Auditor of public accounts, clerks in office, seven-
teen thousand four hundred and fifty dollars, and
the further sum of three hundred dollars as supple-
mental to salary of chief bookkeeper and for two
additional clerks...... . oc. ccc cee ec ewe ee cee

Auditor of public accounts, receiving and for-
warding clerk and messenger, one thousand four
hundred dollars........... ccc cece cece cece ee eees

Auditor of public accounts, clerk who shall have
charge of the collection of franchise taxes and regis-
tration fees, one thousand two hundred dollars..... $

Auditor of public accounts, contingent expenses
of office, not exceeding one thousand two hundred
Collars 2.1... cc cee cee ce eee cee eee ee eee e tees

Auditor of public accounts, janitor for his office,
eight hundred and forty dollars........

Auditor (second), salary of, two thousand ‘five
hundred dollars and commissions allowed by law.. .$

Auditor (second), clerks in office:

First clerk, eighteen hundred dollars.......... $
Second clerk, one thousand four hundred dollars. .$
Two clerks at one thousand dollars each, two thou-
sand dollars ...... 0... ccc cc cece creer cette cence
Additional clerk, who shall be an expert book-
keeper, eighteen hundred dollars................. $
Auditor (second), contingent expenses of office,
not exceeding three hundred dollars..............
Treasurer, salary of, not exceeding two thousand

dollars and commissions allowed by law........... $
Treasurer, chief clerk, salary of, two thousand
Gollars 2... cc ce ce cc ee cee ec ee ete ete eee $

Treasurer, clerks in office:
Second clerk, one thousand six hundred and
eighty-eight dollars.............200 ce ccccecccees 5
Third clerk, one thousand five hundred and sev-
enty-three dollars ........... cc cee cece cece cence
Fourth clerk, one thousand four hundred and
thirty-eight dollars ........ 0... cee ec ce eee $
Fifth clerk, one thousand two hundred and thir-
teen dollars ........ ccc ccc ec ete ee ee eee wees
Sixth clerk, one thousand and eighty-eight dol-
VAPS wc cc ee ce ec tee eee eee e eee e ee ete eens
Seventh clerk, one thousand and three hundred
Gollars ... 0... ccc ccc ee cece eee eee e eee eee
Eighth clerk, one thousand two hundred and fifty
70 C0) DE: a $
Treasurer, contingent expenses of office, not ex-
ceeding three hundred and fifty dollars............ $
Superintendent of public printing, salary of, two
thousand two hundred dollars.................0.8- $
Superintendent of public printing, salary of clerk
to, one thousand three hundred and fifty dollars... .$
Superintendent of public printing, contingent ex-
penses of office, three hundred dollars............. $
Register of land office and superintendent of pub-
lic buildings, salary of, twenty-four hundred dollars,
which shall be his compensation for all his services,
and the fees received by him shall be paid into the
treasury of the State... ...... 0. cee cee ee eee $
Register of land office, contingent expenses of
office, one thousand five hundred dollars, which shall
be expended by said register with due regard to the
walks, trees, grass and shrubbery of the Capitol
square and the protection and feeding of the squirrels.$
And two thousand dollars, or so much thereof
as may be necessary, for repairs and keeping in order
public buildings and the Lee monument grounds....§$
Three hundred dollars for insurance of elevators
in capitol and library buildings, and boilers at power
DIGHE «2. cccswwn ees den ed BOKER OSU E EERE ERT $
Commissioners of the sinking fund, for contingent
expenses, seven hundred dollars, or so much thereof
as may be necessary... ..... ec ccc ce eee eee tweens $

State corporation commission, salaries of three
commisioners, each the sum of four thousand dollars,
twelve thousand dollars.............. cc cece eee $

And the further sum of five hundred dollars to
the chairman of said commission for his services. ..$

Salary of the clerk of the commission, two thou-
sand five hundred dollars in addition to the fees pro-
vided by law... ... cc ce cc ee cee ee eet eee acces

Assistant clerk, two thousand dollars........... $

Assessment clerk, one thousand five hundred dol-

JAYS wc. cece ee we eee cee ce eee eee e eee eeeeeves $
Two clerks, each one thousand two hundred ar
LAYS . occ cc wee we we ee eee et eee ee ee tee eee e eee
Bailiff, one thousand two hundred dollars.......
Three stenographers, each one thousand two hun-
dred dollars ........ cc ce ec ee tee ee eee tee eee $
Messenger, six hundred dollars................ $
Janitor and assistant messenger, nine hundred
dollars ..... cece ec ee ec eee ecw ee eee e ee enes $

For incidental and contingent expenses of the
commission, eleven thousand three hundred dollars,
or so much thereof as may be necessary, which shall
include expenses in connection with the assessment of
mineral lands, extra copies of annual report....... $

Commissioner of agriculture and immigration,
the sum of three thousand five hundred dollars,
which shall be in full for his services, but all fees of
office and all fees accruing shall be paid into the
tYEASULY 2. cece ec tet eee eee te eee eeee $

Virginia State horticultural society, one thou-
sand dollars for the purpose now provided by law in
an act entitled an act making an appropriation for
the benefit of the Virginia horticultural society, ap-
proved March fourteenth, nineteen hundred and
four, which, with all other expenses of the board of
agriculture, shall be paid from the fees and taxes col-
lected from fertilizers ; including ten fertilizer inspec-
tors, one from each congressional district, who shall
be paid the sum of seventy-five dollars per month
while employed, and their expenses, if sufficient for
that purpose, if not, they shall be paid pro rata from
said funds, but in no event shall any part of said sala-
ries and expenses be paid out of the public treasury,
if in excess of such taxes and fees collected on fer-
tilizers; should there be any excess from said taxes
and fees on fertilizers, the same shall be appropri-
ated as provided by law.................ccc ee eee $
Seventy-five hundred dollars, or so much thereof
as may be necessary, to carry into effect the law cre-
ating a dairy and food commissioner.............. $
To the department of agriculture and immigra-
tion, for the purpose of advertising the resources of
Virginia in this and other States where new settlers
are available, the sum of five thousand dollars, to be
paid from the fees and taxes collected from fertil-
izers, if sufficient for that purpose, and the further
sum of twenty-five hundred dollars, to be used for
the special development of horticulture........... $
To the State board of agriculture, to be used to
aid Virginia State truckers’ association, five thou-

sand dollars......... 0... ccc cece cee eee eens $
Superintendent of public instruction, the sum of
thirty-five hundred dollars...................000. $

And his necessary traveling expenses while en-
gaged in the duties of his office (to be approved by
the board of education), not to exceed in the aggre-
gate seven hundred dollars in one year............

Commissioner of labor, salary of, two thousand
two hundred dollars ............ 0.0 cece eee e eee

And for the purposes of his office, seven thousand
six hundred dollars................ ccc cece ce cece

Adjutant-general, salary of, three thousand dol-
lars, and such sums as may be allowed by the mili-
tary board for expenses, to be paid out of the mili-
tary fund, as set aside under the provisions of sec-

tion three hundred and seventy-six of the Code... .$
State librarian, salary of, two thousand five hun-
dred dollars .......... 0.0.00. cece cece eee e ce eees $

Assistant State librarian, salary of, one thou-
sand six hundred dollars..................c000ee
Reference librarian, salary of, one thousand two
hundred dollars ......: Mace e eee e ee eee ee eeees
Stenographer in State library, seven hundred and
fifty dollars ......... cc cece cee cece cece e eee eees $
Salary of cataloguer, nine hundred dollars...... $
And to pay assistant janitor, six hundred dol-

And for book stacks, fifteen hundred dollars... 3
Salaries of such other assistants, and expenses of
publishing the journal of the House of Burgesses,
and for traveling libaries, seven thousand dollars, or
so much thereof as may be necessary.............
Doorkeeper, who shall act as janitor to the State
library, eight hundred and forty dollars..........
Mineral and timber exhibit—one janitor to be
appointed by the governor, seven hundred and eighty
6 C0) ED a $
Contingent expense to be paid on order of the
governor, two hundred and fifty dollars........... $
Commissioner of State hospitals, salary of, two
thousand dollarS.......... ccc ccc eee cece eee eeees $
For necessary traveling expenses of commissioner
while engaged in the duty of his office, not to exceed
five hundred dollars, the same to be approved by the
general board for the State hospitals. No part of the
annual appropriations for any hospital shall be used
for any expense of the commissioner.............. $
Capitol police, employees, etc.:
Two conductors at the library building for the ele-
vator, one for day duty and one for night duty,
seven hundred and eighty dollars each, fifteen hun-

dred and sixty dollars... ... 0... 0c cc cee eee ewes $
One policeman at the library building, seven hun-
dred and twenty dollars..............ccceceeeee $
One night watchman at the library building,
eight hundred and forty dollars.................. $
One night watchman for the court of appeals
eight hundred and forty dollars................06. $

Two janitors in library offices in library build-
ing, seven hundred and twenty dollars each, the sum
of one thousand four hundred and forty dollars... .$

Three engineers for the electric light and power
plant, at twelve hundred dollars each, three thou-
sand and six hundred dollars; said engineers shall
supervise and keep in order the engines and boil-
ers and machinery under their charge............ $

Three firemen for the electric light and power
plant at eight hundred and forty dollars each, two
thousand five hundred and twenty dollars, who while
on duty shall be under the control and supervision of
the engineer in Charge. .... 0... ce ec ee ee ee ee $

Six capitol policemen, nine hundred and sixty
dollars each, one of whom shall act as clerk to the
register of the land office, five thousand seven hun-
dred and sixty dollars......... 0... cece eee eeeee $

Three janitors at capitol building, the sum of
seven hundred and twenty dollars each, two thousand
one hundred and sixty dollars..............0 000. $

Two conductors of the elevator at the capitol, one
for day duty and one for night duty, who shall also
act as guards, salary of, nine hundred and sixty dol-
lars each, per annum, one thousand nine hundred
and twenty dollars... ........ ccc cece eee eee eens $

Department of Confederate military records:

Salary for the secretary of Confederate military
records, two thousand dollars; salary for the assist-
ant to the secretary of Confederate military records,
one thousand five hundred dollars; for the contingent
expenses of said department, three hundred dollars,
making a total of three thousand eight hundred dol-
lars, to be paid out of the military fund of the State
Of Virginia... ...... ccc ec ee cece eee ee eee ees $

State highway commission:

Salary of State highway commissioner, three

thousand dollars............. ccc cece cere ceeeees $
Salary of assistant highway commissioner, two
thousand dollars.............. ccc cece eee eeeees $
Salary of clerk of highway commissioner, one
thousand two hundred dollars................... $
For contingent and other expenses, thirteen thou-
sand six hundred dollars...................00008- $
Penitentiary.
Salary of superintendent of penitentiary, two
thousand two hundred and fifty dollars............ $
Salary of surgeon at penitentiary, one thousand
eight hundred dollars..............0. ccc cee cence $

Salary of assistant superintendent of peniten-
tiary, one thousand two hundred dollars...........
Salaries of four keepers at penitentiary, each nine
hundred dollars, three thousand six hundred dollars. .$
Salaries of clerks at penitentiary:

Bookkeeper, fifteen hundred dollars........... >
Bertillion clerk, one thousand two hundred dol-
JATS occ ce cee eee ee ee ees we ete eee ees $
Recording clerk, ten hundred dollars........... $
Salary of matron at penitentiary, six hundred
dollars ........ cece ccc cece c ence teen e eee eeees $

Salaries of five directors of the penitentiary, at
the rate of three dollars for every day’s attendance on
the board: provided, that no director shall receive
more than two hundred dollars per annum, and in-
cluding actual traveling expenses to members of the
board of directors living outside of the city of Rich-
mond, one thousand dollars..................000. $

Salaries of interior and exterior guards at the
penitentiary, not to exceed thirty-one in number (not
to be paid when absent on furlough for more than
fifteen days in any year, whether sick or otherwise,
substitute guards shall receive the same pay, when
employed, es the regularly employed guards), each
seven hundred and eighty dollars, twenty-four tho-
sand one hundred and eighty dollars, or so much
thereof as may be necessary.............0000eeee $
For extra guards, twenty-six hundred dollars. ..$

For expenses of operating and repairs to the
electric chair, two thousand five hundred dollars, or
so much thereof as may be necessary............. $

For transportation of criminals to and from the
penitentiary, eight thousand dollars, or so much
thereof as may be necessary...........0eccccceee $

Penitentiary—For supplies of food, clothing, ordi-
nary repairs, extra guards, and incidental expenses,
forty-five thousand dollars, or so much thereof as
may be necessary..........00000 sekwoarrsowsss $

State farm:

Such guards as may be necessary at the State
farm, not exceeding twenty-two, to be appointed by
the superintendent thereof, their compensation to be
each thirty dollars a month and their board, each
guard to be entitled to fifteen days’ vacation, annu-
ally, without deduction of pay, seven thousand nine
hundred and twenty dollars, or so much thereof as
May be necesSary....... ccc cece eevee cece ec eence $

Surgeon at State farm, nine hundred dollars, and
in addition thereto board for himself and horse... .$

Superintendent at State farm, one thousand dol-
lars, and in addition thereto board for himself and
family .... 0. ccc ccc ee ee eee ee tee tees $

State farm—For supplies of food, clothing, ordi-
nary repairs, extra guards and incidental expenses,
eighteen thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may
be necessary. The proceeds and income from the
State farm, or so much thereof as may be neces-
sary, shall be applied by the board to the opera-
tion, uses and benefits of the farm; the support
of the prisoners and of the hospital located on the
State farm, a correct itemized account of which
shall be kept, and reports thereof made, along with
the regular annual report of said board........... $

Judiciary Department.

Supreme Court of Appeals:

Salary of the president of the court, four thou-
sand seven hundred dollars..............02 cee ee. $

Salaries of four associate judges, four thousand
five hundred dollars each, eighteen thousand dollars.$

Salary of clerk of court at Richmond, five hun-

dred dollars... 0.0.0... ce eee ee eee ee eee tees $
salary of clerk of court at Staunton, three hun-
dred and twenty dollars. 0... 00.0.0... eee eee eee $

Salary of the clerk of court at Wytheville, three
hundred and twenty dollars. ........... 000000000 $
Salary of the reporter of the court, one thousand
five hundred dollars................ cee eee eeee
Salary of the stenographer of the court, two
thousand dollars. ........ cc. cee ee eee eee
Circuit courts:

Salaries of thirty-one judges, each two thousand
five hundred dollars a year, seventy-seven MoUsHed
five hundred dollars .......... ccc ccc ecceececees

Salary of the judge of the tenth judicial circuit,
three thousand five hundred dollars a year........

City courts:

Salaries of judges of chancery court, law and
equity court, hustings court, and hustings court part
two, of the city of Richmond, and the law and chan-
cery court and the corporation court, of the city of
Norfolk, each three thousand five hundred dollars,
twenty-one thousand dollars...................6. $

Salary of the judge of the law and chancery
court of the city of Roanoke, three thousand dollars...

Salaries of the judges of the corporation or hust-
ings court of the cities of Petersburg, Lynchburg,
Roanoke, Portsmouth, Danville, Alexandria, Staun-
ton and N ewport News, each, two thousand five hun-
dred dollars, twenty thousand dollars.............8

Salary of the clerk of the circuit court of the city
of Richmond, four hundred dollars a year (Acts nine-
teen hundred and eight, page three hundred and
Minety-Mine) ....... ccc ec et ee tence eee eee

Salary of the clerk of the hustings court of the
city of Richmond, one thousand dollars (section three
thousand and elghty-two, Code of nineteen hundred
and four) ....... ccc eee ec ee eee ee ee ee eee ees :

Mileage of judges and stenographer, five thou-
sand dollars, or so much thereof as may be neces-
ED oh

Contingent expenses of courts, thirty thousand
dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary, and
the supreme court of appeals is authorized to appoint
such officers and employees for the court, in addition
to those now provided by law, as it may deem neces-
sary, fix the salaries and order the payment of the
same out of this appropriation.

General assembly:

To pay salaries of members, clerks, assistant
clerks, officers, pages, employees, and incidental ex-
penses, and also for mileage of members, officers and
employees, a sum sufficient................c0eeee

Clerk of the house of delegates, five dollars ner
day for every day that said clerk does not receive ten
dollars per day, a sum sufficient..................
General expenses of government:
Bonds of clerks in State offices, section two hun-
dred and twenty-five, Code, premium on, four hun-

dred dollars ........ ccc ccc eee cte ee eee ee eeees $
Telephones in public buildings, six hundred dol-
lars, or so much thereof as may be necessary....... $

Capitation taxes, amount collected to be returned
counties and cities, one hundred and thirty-eight
thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be neces:
CE ah

Delinquent capitation taxes afterwards collected
i be returned counties and cities, four thousand ors
Ck a

Civil contingent fund, ten thousand dollars, which
shall include expenditures by the executive of a pub-
lic or official nature, or so much thereof as may be
NECESSATY 2... eevee ence ee cee ence eee ce eneeees $

Civil prosecutions and costs in civil cases, ex-
penses and commissions collecting old debts, etc., sec-
tions seven hundred and two and seven hundred and
three of the Code, two thousand dollars, or so much
thereof as may be necessary...........0.0eeceeee $

Ice, fuel and light in capitol and library buildings,
executive mansion and power plant, six thousand dol-
lars, or so much thereof as may be necessary....... $

Criminal charges, including expenses of juries,
witnesses, etc., the prison association of Virginia and
the negro reformatory, three hundred and eighty
thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be nec-
essary, but not more than five hundrea dollars each,
per year, shall be paid to the jail physician of Rich-

mond and Norfolk cities............. 0. cece cee eee $
Public printing, thirty-five thousand dollars, or
so much thereof as may be necessary............. $

Printing records in supreme court of appeals,
nine thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be
NECESSALV oo cece cece cc ee ce ce eee ee eee tenes eeees $

Virginia reports, to pay printing, binding, etc.,
three thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be
NECESSALY... eee eee cee ee eee ce eee eee tees $

To pay commissions to commissioners of the
revenue, examiners of records, postage and express
charges on land and property books, etc., one hun-
dred and seventeen thousand dollars, or so much
thereof as may be necessary..........ccceeeccces $

Lunatics, support of, in jails and in charge of
private persons, four thousand dollars, or so much
thereof as may be necessary.........cccc cece cee $

License taxes returned where local option is voted,
an amount sufficient, four hundred and twelve dollars
and eighty .cents.......... ccc cece cece eee eee eens

Commissioners to promote uniformity of legisla-
tion, expenses of, one hundred and fifty dollars, or so
much thereof as may be necessary.........cceeees

Delinquent lands, to pay expenses of sales of, fees
to clerks, eight thousand dollars, or so much thereof
as may be necessary....... ccc cecccccccccecccees

Erroneous assessment of taxes, an amount suffh-
cient to pay amounts refunded under order of courts,
three hundred and twenty dollars................ |

Expenses of registration of marriages,’ five hun-
dred dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary.

Military contingent fund, to pay the military
forces, when aiding the civil authorities, as pre-
scribed by section three hundred and five of the Code
of Virginia, a sum sufficient therefor to pay for litho-
graphing stamps and seals to be used by notaries
men clerks of courts, one hundred and twenty dol-
ALS. ww cee wr weer ene cove seee cveeeeereseerevreesseece

Expense of auditing committee, six thousand dol-
lars, in which sum shall be included all moneys pro-
vided for salaries and expenses under the Acts nine-
teen hundred and ten, providing State accountant,
and so forth .......... cc cc ccc ec eee eee tee

Oysters:

Salaries and expenses of commission of fisheries,
a sum of forty-five thousand, or so much thereof as
may be necessary, which shall include salaries of
chairman and secretary as provided by law creating
a commission of fisheries, to compensate clerks of
courts for services performed by them under an act
entitled an act to have plats of oyster planting
grounds endorsed, abandoned under certain condition,
and to authorize the renting of such grounds, ap-
proved March fourteenth, nineteen hundred and four,
and also for police protection, maintenance of steam-
ers and vessels, to be paid out of the oyster tax, and in
no event is any portion of it to be paid otherwise than
out of said oyster tax... .... cece eee eee eens )

Public debt:

To pay the interest on the public debt funded
under the acts of February fourteenth, eighteen
hundred and eighty-two; February twenty-eighth,
eighteen hundred and ninety-two; January thirty-
first, eighteen hundred and ninety-four; January
twenty-third, eighteen hundred and ninety-six, and
the amendments thereto, a sum sufficient for that
purpose is appropriated, eight hundred and forty
thousand dollars. .......... 0. ccc eee cece eens
For the sinking fund, one hundred and twenty-
five thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be
necessary to carry out the provision of an act ap-
proved February twentieth, eighteen hundred and
ninety-two, entitled an act to provide for settlement
of public debt of Virginia, etc...............-0000e '

- Pensions:

To pay pensions, five hundred thousand dollars, or
so much thereof as may be necessary...........0.2.

Confederate soldiers’ home, for annuity, forty-six
thousand dollars, which shall include all sums pro-
vided by law... ... ccc ccc ee ee ce cere eee cees

Confederate memorial associations, caring for
graves of Confederate dead, three thousand dollars. .:

Public schools:

Such sums as will be sufficient to pay the amount
required by section fifteen hundred and seven, Code
of Virginia, as amended, to be applied to the support
of the public free schools, and the further sum of four
hundred and sixty-five thousand dollars............

This latter sum to be turned over to the State
board of education, and by that board apportioned as
prescribed by the Constitution to the public free
schools of the several counties and cities of the Com-
monwealth, except, however, eighteen thousand dol-
lars thereof, which said board is authorized to ex-
pend in the maintenance of summer normal insti-
tutes; and the sum of one thousand dollars, which
said board is authorized to expend in the mainte-
nance of the public free school at the laurel
reformatory, and the sum of six hundred dollars,
which the said board is authorized to expend in the
maintenance of the public free school at the negro
reformatory in Hanover county, and the further sum
of six hundred dollars, which the said board is au-
thorized to expend in the maintenance of the public
school at the Virginia home and industrial school for
girls in Chesterfield county: provided, that seventy-
five thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be
necessarv, may be used under rules and regulations
of the State board of education for the encourage-
ment and maintenance of rural graded schools of
two, three and four rooms: provided, that no such
school shall receive more than two hundred dollars:
provided, further, that any school receiving aid under
this plan shall not receive from the high school fund.

lor high schools, to be expended as per act
creating public high schools, one hundred thousand
dollars: provided, that so much of the five hundred
and sixty-five thousand dollars herein provided for
the support of the publie and high schools as may be
necessary, not to exceed thirty-two thousand dol-
lars, shall be devoted to the establishment and sup-
port of departments of agriculture, domestic economy
and manual training in at least one high school in
each congressional district of the State, to be con-
ducted under such rules and regulations as the State
board of education and the president of the Virginia
college of agriculture and polytechnic institute may
PLEScribe... 2... ce cet cee eee cece eee ns $
For normal instruction in high schools, fifteen
thousand dollars, chapter sixty-seven of the Acts
nineteen hundred and eight.................c0ce0- $
For libraries in public schools, in cities, towns and
rural districts, five thousand dollars, chapter three
hundred and sixteen, Acts nineteen hundred and
Cight 2.0... ce cc ee ee ew ete eee eee e tees $
For school teachers’ pension fund, as provided by
Acts nineteen hundred and ten, five thousand dol-

Roads:

For State money aid to public roads, to be ex-
pended as provided by chapter seventy-six, Acts of
nineteen hundred and eight, one hundred and eighty
thousand dollars............005 cece eee eee ee eees $

For convict road force under act approvéd March
sixth, nineteen hundred and six, known as Lassiter-
Withers act, seventy thousand dollars............. $

For equipment of new camps, twenty-five thou-
sand dollars .......... cc cee ee cee ee treet ee $

JE a $
State hospitals for the insane:
Eastern, for support, one hundred and fourteen

thousand dollars ............ 0. cc eee ee ee ee eee $
Western, for support, one hundred and forty
thousand dollars.......... 0... cece cee eee eee eee $
Southwestern, for support, ninety-seven thousand
five hundred dollars...............0c cece eee ceee $
For barn, two thousand five hundred dollars... .$
Central State, for maintenance, one hundred and
sixty thousand dollars.............. 000 cece eee $
For additional accommodations, ten thousand
dollars . 2.0... cc cc ce ee eee eee eee eens $
Completion of heating and power plant, six thou-
sand dollars........ . ccc ecw wee eee eee eee ee $
For sewer system, seven thousand one hundred
and sixteen dollars......... 0... cc ecw cee eee wees S

Officers and employees of the State hospitals for
the insane, to be paid out of the amounts appropri-
ated to the institutions, respectively, as follows:
Superintendent of Western State hospital, two
thousand five hundred dollars................... $

Superintendent of Central State hospital, three
thousand five hundred dollars...............ceee-

Superintendent of Eastern State hospital, two
thousand two hundred and fifty dollars............ $

Superintendent of Southwestern State hospital,
two thousand two hundred and fifty dollars....... $

And where they occupy buildings on the ground
or buildings belonging to the respective institutions,
they shall pay therefor such rental as may be fixed
by the respective institution.

First and second assistant physician at the Cen-
tral and the first assistant physician at the South-
western hospitals shall each receive a salary not ex-
ceeding fifteen hundred dollars per annum.........

The second assistant physician at,the Southwest-
ern hospital shall receive a salary not exceeding
twelve hundred dollars per annum................ $

First and second assistant physician at the
Western State hospital, one thousand five hundred
dollars each 2... . ce cc ce ec cc ee eee eee cee teens $

First assistant physician at the Eastern State
hospital, one thousand three hundred and fifty ar
ATS. ccc ccc cece cece were ene cece cette eecees

Second assistant physician at the Central State
hospital and Eastern State hospital, one thousand two
hundred dollars each............ 0. cee eee eee ee $

Third assistant physician of each hospital shall
receive each a salary of not exceeding nine hundred
dollars.

Stewards of the Western, Central, Eastern and
Southwestern State hospitals shall each receive a sal-
ary not exceeding one thousand dollars per annum. .$

The clerk of each hospital shall receive a salary
not exceeding seven hundred and fifty dollars per
ANNUM ........ 000 cece cece ect e eee eeeeeeees $

Each clerk shall perform the duties of secretary
to the board of the hospital of which he is clerk.

The engineer of each hospital shall receive a
salary not exceeding seven hundred dollars per an-
NUM Loc eevee ccc cece cece eect cence eascesseees
Except the engineer-electrician at the Eastern State
hospital, who shall receive twelve hundred dollars. ..$

The officers (except superintendent) of the hos-
pitals shall receive, in addition to the salary speci-
fied above, their board and lodging at their respec-
tive hospitals, but shall not receive any additional
perqusites or emoluments.
Institutions of learning and so forth:
Medical College of Virginia, at Richmond, for
support, five thousand dollars...............0000.
State Female Normal School, at Farmville, for
support, sixty thousand dollars..................
For training schools and equipment, thirty-five
thousand dollars.............025 cccccccccceccs }
State Normal and Industrial School for Women,
at Harrisonburg, for support, thirty-five thousand
GollarS 2... cc cc cc ee wee ee weet etree eens
For improvements, twenty-five thousand dollars.
State Normal and Industrial School for Women,
at Fredericksburg, thirty-five thousand dollars..... :
For balance on debt, twenty-nine thousand dollars:
University of Virginia, for support, eighty
thousand dollars, which shall include the ten thousand
dollars provided for by an act approved January
twenty-third, eighteen hundred and _ ninety-six,
chapter one hundred and thirty-six, acts eighteen
hundred and ninety-five, ninety-six, upon condition
that the University of Virginia shall give instruction
to properly prepared white students from Vir-
ginia without charge for tuition or university fee
in the academic department of more than ten dollars,
which ten dollars shall cover all the items covered by
the former university fee of forty dollars, but this
shall not interfere with the ten dollars contingent
deposit. For support of hospital, eighteen thousand
dollars, for the free treatment, care and maintenance
of Virginia patients ......... 0... ccc eee eee eee
Virginia Military Institute, for support, forty
thousand dollars, which shall include the expenses of
the board of visitors, except the adjutant-general and
the superintendent of public instruction, whose ex-
penses shall be paid as provided by law............
For betterments, ten thousand dollars..........
Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind, for sup-
port and treatment of such persons as the superin-
tendent may contract for at the Richmond Eye Infir-
mary, and debt, fifty-four thousand five hundred dol-
| ok
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College and
Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg, Va., sixty-one
thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars..........
which shall include seven hundred and fifty dollars
paid under chapter four hundred and twenty-five,
acts eighteen hundred and ninety-five and ninety-
six, six thousand dollars paid under chapter seven
hundred and eighty-six, acts eighteen hundred and
ninety-nine and nineteen hundred, and the further
sum of five thousand dollars for the special purpose
of conducting investigations, experiments and demon-
strations with tobacco and other crops grown in rota-

tion or in connection with tobacco................ $
Additional for school of mines, six thousand dol-
JATS . oe cc ee cece eee tee ee nese erences $
Additional for district experiment station, five
thousand dollars ........ 0... ce cee ee ee ees $
Virginia Normal and Industrial Institute, for sup-
port, twenty-one thousand dollars................ $
William and Mary College, for support, forty
thousand dollars ........... cee eee eee ce eens $

Virginia Epileptic Colony:
For support, twenty-two thousand five hundred
0 C0) bE $
For additional building, equipment and furniture
for one hundred additional patients, thirty-five thou-
sand dollars ..... 0... ccc ee cee ee eee eee eens
For interest on unpaid purchase money past due,
nine hundred dollars ........ 0... ccc cee ee eee ees
Superintendent, two thousand two hundred and
fifty dollars; one steward, six hundred dollars; one
engineer, six hundred dollars................000% $
State Normal and Industrial School for Women, at
Radford:
For improvement, twenty-five thousand dollars.$
For support, fifteen thousand dollars.......... $
Virginia State School for Colored Deaf and Blind
Children:
For support, seventeen thousand five hundred dol-

LAYS wc cece ccc cee etree etree ee teen tees $
For betterment and purchase of farm, twelve
thousand five hundred dollars ................0.. $

The State Female Normal School, the State Nor-
mal and Industrial Schools for Women, at Harrison-
burg and Fredericksburg, the Virginia Agricultural
and Mechanical College and Polytechnic Institute, the
Virginia Military Institute, the University of Vir-
ginia and William and Mary College, may each draw
from the treasury of the State from funds not other-
wise appropriated, in addition to the sum appropri-
ated, to the support of these institutions, annually,
a sum not to exceed one per centum for each year’s
appropriation to said institution, for support, which
sum shall be used for the establishment of the State
students’ loan fund, at each of the several institu-
tions, respectively, and this said sum may be so
drawn annually by each of said institutions for five
years after the passage of this act, three thousand
two hundred dollars ........... 0c ccc cece eee e ees $
Each of the said institutions shall, upon sucl
terms, and according to such rules as may be pre
scribed by the respective boards of trustees or visi
tors, make loans from the said State students’ loar
fund to needy and deserving students of talent anc
character from Virginia in the academic department:
of said institutions, for the purpose of aiding thes:
to obtain an education at such institution who might
not be able otherwise to do so; the said loan shall not
exceed one hundred dollars in any one session to the
same student, and shall be made to said student upor
such terms as to time and security as the authoritie:
of the respective institutions shall determine in eacl
case: provided, that the rate of interest charged stu.
dents on such loans shall be four per centum per an.
num.

The said State students’ loan fund shall be pre.
served from depletion by the said institution, and to.
gether with the repayments and accretions thereto
shall be held and used for the purpose specified ir
this act and no other; and each of the said institu.
tions shall annually, not later than July in each yeaz
thereafter, file in the office of the State superintend.
ent of public instruction a statement, in detail, show.
ing for the year past the amounts received by saic
funds, or the loans made, to whom made and upor
what terms, the amount of the corpus of said fund.
the amounts repaid to said fund and from whom, anc
any other information deemed pertinent by the insti-
tution so reporting, or which may have been re-
quested by the superintendent of public instruction.
Reformatories :

Negro Reformatory Association of Virginia:

For equipment and improvements, five thousand
dollars .... 0. ccc ec et cee eee tee tees e eens

Prison Association of Virginia, twenty-one thou-
sand dollars, as a supplementary fund for teaching,
clothing and general purposes of school and for equip-
ment of blacksmith shop, and so forth.............

To the Virginia Home and Industrial School for
Girls, which shall include the amount appropriated by
the acts of nineteen hundred and ten, for necessary
improvements on the property, twelve thousand dol-
JATS . oc ccc cc cect ee eee te tee ete e eee e anes
State boards: .

State board of health, thirty-five thousand dollars.

Support of Catawba Sanatorium, fifty thousand
0 00) 0 ES gcc

Military fund.—That proportion of the receipts
into the treasury as is provided for in section three
hundred and seventy-six of the Code, as amended
by act approved February twenty-sixth, nineteen
hundred and eight, sixty-five thousand eight hundred
and six dollars and sixty-seven cents..............
United agricultural board, ten thousand dollars,
provided for in acts nineteen hundred and ten, chap-
ter three hundred and fifty-one.................. $
State geological survey, ten thousand dollars,
chapter seventy-five, acts nineteen hundred and eight.$
For printing, and so forth, five thousand dollars. .$
Board of pharmacy, six thousand dollars, as pro-
vided by chapter two hundred and ninety-two, acts
nineteen hundred and eight ...............0cee- $
Board of Charities and Corrections, six thousand
five hundred dollars .......... 0... ecu cece eee ees
Cattle quarantine, three thousand five hundred
dollars, or as much thereof as may be necessary... .$
Crop pest commission.—All moneys received into
the treasury from certificates of registration for sell-
ing nursery stock, as provided in section twelve, chap-
ter two hundred and seven, acts nineteen hundred
and two and nineteen hundred and three, and the sum
of six thousand dollars, which shall include and
be in lieu of the appropriation made in said act, to be
used exclusively for the purpose of the commission. .$
The auditor of public accounts, during the fiscal
year of nineteen hundred and thirteen, is instructed
and empowered to draw his warrant in favor of the
Virginia regent of the Confederate museum for the
sum of one hundred and twenty dollars, to be ex-
pended for the Virginia room of the Confederate
MUSCUM ....... cc ee eee eee eee ee ee ence eens $
The sum of five thousand dollars, or so much
thereof as is necessary for treating the outside of the
Capitol in such manner as may be proper; the outside
woodwork of both the Capitol building and Library
building shall be painted, and thirty days before the
next general assembly convenes, carpets consistent
with the colors on the walls shall be laid in the cham-
bers of the house of delegates and senate cloak rooms
and office of the clerk of the house of delegates, the
painting on the main floor and in the house and sen-
ate chambers and clerks offices shall be treated and
cleaned in the best manner and the woodwork re-
touched with paint; this work shall be done under the
supervision of the governor, register of the Land
Office and the secretary of the Commonwealth, who
shall constitute a committee to let the contracts for
this work and supervise the same ...........e0000- $
So much of the public revenue as may be receiv
treasury and the surplus of all other appropriations made pre-
vious to this date, unexpended, within the two fiscal years herein-
before provided for, and all other moneys not otherwise appro-
priated by law, shall constitute a general fund to defray all such
expenses authorized by law as are not herein particularly pro-
vided for.

The annuities of the public institutions of the State, and to the
State hospitals for the insane, shall be paid in monthly instal-
ments.

No institution in this State, except hospitals for the insane,
shall hereafter exceed the amount of its appropriation, and if any
such institution shall exceed the amount of its appropriation
there shall be no reimbursement of said excess nor shall there be
any liability or obligation upon the State to make any appropria-
tion hereafter to meet such deficit.

It shall not be lawful for the auditor of public accounts to pay
the State hospitals, or any other institutions, any money except
as is provided for in this act, or in pursuance of some act making a
special appropriation therefor. And the proper officer of each
public institution of the State, for which appropriation is made,
shall in his annual report give an itemized account of the expendi-
tures of such appropriations for such institutions; and every offi-
cer of this State for whose department appropriations are hereby
made shall make annually a report covering an itemized account
of the expenditures of such appropriation, and of all other sums
received by such institutions, departments or officers for any
source, and such reports and accounts shall embrace the expendi-
ture of all funds appropriated, including the interest on bonds
held by such institutions and hereinbefore directed to be paid to
them, which reports shall be forwarded to the general assembly
and laid before both houses thereof on the first day of each ses-
sion thereof.

2. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent herewith are hereby
repealed. |

3. This act shall be in force from its passage.