Chap. 410.—An ACT to appropriate the public revenue for the two fiscal
years ending, respectively, on the 28th day of February, 1919, and the
29th day of February, 1920. {li B 357]

Approved March 26, 1915S.

1. 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 nineteen, and nineteen
hundred and twenty, respectively, as well as the revenue derived
from all sources, and all money not othewise appropriated which
shall come into the treasury prior to the first day of March, nine-
teen hundred and nineteen, and the first day of March, nineteen
hundred and twenty, 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 nineteen, and the twenty-ninth day of February, nineteen hun-
dred and twenty, respectively, in the following manner and for the
following uses, to-wit:

For the Fiscal Year Ending on the Twenty-cighth Day of February,
Nineteen ILundred and Nineteen.

GOVERNOR.

(zovernor, salary of, five thousand dollars........... $ 5,000 00
Governor's secretary, salary of, two thousand dollars. . 2,000 00
Assistant secretary, salary of, not exceeding one thou-

sand five hundred dollars................000000. 1,500 00
Second assistant secretary, salary of, not exceeding one

thousand two hundred dollars................... 1,200 00
Janitor, messenger and clerk, salary of, not exceeding

one thousand dollars........... 0... e cece cece ees 1,000 00
One stenographer, salary of, not exceeding nine hun-

dred and sixty dollars............ 0. ee eee ee ee eee 960 00
Labor at executive mansion, one thousand two hundred

C60) 0S pc 1,200 00

ATTORNEY GENERAL.

Attorney general, salary of, four thousand dollars.... 4,000 00
Attorney general, assistant to, salary of, twenty-five

hundred dollars. .......0.c0ceeceeteeseeeeeeene: 2,500 00

Attorney general, stenographic and clerical help for
attorney general and assistant attorney general,
four thousand two hundred dollars.............. 4,200 00
Attorney general, contingent expenses of office, includ-
ing necessary traveling expenses on business for the
State, a sum sufficient therefor, any part of which
may be used for payment of traveling expenses in
settlement of the West Virginia debt, one thousand
two hundred dollars........... 0... ccc eee e ec eens

SECRETARY OF THE CoMMON WEALTH.

Secretary of the Commonwealth, salary of, two thou-
sand eight hundred dollars, and he shall receive in
addition thereto ten per centum of the amount of
sales of publications from his office; all fees of office
shall be paid into the treasury monthly..........

Secretary of the Commonwealth, three clerks in office,
four thousand three hundred dollars.............

Secretary of the Commonwealth, contingent expenses
of office, not exceeding fifteen hundred dollars.....

Secretary of the Commonwealth, janitor and messen-
ger to, nine hundred dollars.....................

Secretary of the Commonwealth, for rent of storage
room for State publications, a sum sufficient, not
exceeding four hundred dollars..................

AvpITror oF Pusuic AccoUNTS.

Auditor of public accounts, salary of, four thousand
five hundred dollars......... 0... cece eee eee ee
Auditor of public accounts, for all clerks and employ-
ees in office, thirty-five thousand dollars; and a fur-
ther sum of two thousand dollars which the auditor

is authorized to use to pay compensation and ex-
enses of a clerk or employee whom he is author-
ized to send to confer and advise with officers in the
several counties and cities charged with the assess-
ing and collecting of State revenue as he may deem

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Auditor of public accounts, contingent expenses of
office, not exceeding fifteen hundred dollars.......
And the additional sum of fifteen hundred dollars to
carry out the provisions of chapter three hundred
and three, acts nineteen hundred and sixteen, which
amends Code, section four hundred..............

SEeconp AUDITOR.
Auditor (second), salary of, two thousand five hun-
dred dollars, and commissions allowed by law.....
Avupitor (Sreconp)—C.urerKs IN OFFICE.

First clerk, two thousand dollars....................
Second clerk, sixteen hundred dollars...............

1,200 00

2,800 00
4,300 00
1,500 00

900 00

400 00

4,500 00

37,000 00

1,500 00

1,500 00

2,000 00
1,600 00

Third clerk, fourteen hundred dollars............... $

Fourth clerk, twelve hundred dollars................
Additional clerk, who shall be an expert bookkeeper,
two thousand dollars............ 2.2... cece eee eee
Auditor (second), contingent expenses of office, not
exceeding three hundred dollars.................

TREASURER.

Treasurer, salary of, not exceeding two thousand dol-
lars, and commissions allowed by law............
Treasurers contingent expenses of oflice, not exceeding
six hundred and seventy-five dollars..............
Clerks in office, salaries to be fixed by treasurer, not to
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SUPERINTENDENT OF Pusiic PRINTING.

Superintendent of public printing, salary of, twenty-
eight hundred dollars............ 0... eee e eee ees
Superintendent of public printing, salary of clerk to,
two thousand dollars..................0 eee eee
Superintendent of public printing, contingent expenses
of office, three hundred dollars....... pone nen enees
Superintendent of public printing, salary of messenger
to, one thousand and eighty dollars..............

Pusuic PRINTING.

Public printing, sixty thousand dollars, or so much
thereof as may be necessary.............0ee eee eee
Printing records in supreme court of appeals, nine
thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be
NECOSSATY 0... cee cee eee eee cee eee eee teens
Virginia reports, to pay printing, binding, et cetera,
three thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may
be MeceSsary..... cee eee eee cee eee tee e eee e ees

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1,400 00
1,200 00

2,000 00
300 00

2,000 00
675 00
14,000 00

2,800 00
2,000 00

300 00
1,080 00

60,000 00

9,000 00

8,000 00

REGISTER OF LAND OFFICE AND SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC

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Register of land office and superintendent of public
buildings, salary of, twenty-five hundred dollars,
which shall be his compensation for all services,
and the fees received by him shall be paid into the
treasury of the State.......... cece eee eee ence ees

Register of the land office, for the contingent fund,
four thousand dollars, which shall be expended for
the contingent expenses of his office, the care of the
Capitol Square, its drives and walkways, grass and
shrubbery, trees, the iron fences around the square,
the fountains, the Lee monument and _ fence,

2,500 00
and for the necessary repairs and _ keeping
in order the public buildings, and the furniture
therein contained, the machinery at the power
plant and elsewhere, the elevators in the State capi-
tol and library, and the feeding and housing of
squirrels, together with all supplies necessary to the

performance of the above provisions............. $

One clerk for register of land office, salary of, twelve
hundred dollars........... cc cece eee e ccc e cence
And seventy-seven dollars for insurance of elevators in
capitol and library buildings, and boilers at power
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Insurance on public buildings and furniture in Capitol
Square, one thousand three hundred dollars......
Insurance on boilers........... 00. cece cece ee cee eens
Telephones in public buildings, six hundred dollars, or
so much thereof as may be necessary..............

Capito. Poiice, EMPLOYEES, ET CETERA.

Two conductors at the Library building for the eleva-
tor, one for day duty and one for night duty, who
shall also act as guards, ten hundred and eighty dol-
lars each, two thousand one hundred and sixty dol-
Ee

Such conductors shall have fifteen days’ leave of
absence each year, with pay, to pay substitute for
same, ninety dollars............ 2. eee eee cece eee

One policeman at the Library building, one thousand
and eight dollars........... 0... cece cece ee eee

One night watchman at the Library building, one
thousand and eight dollars..................008.

One night watchman for the court of appeals, one |

thousand and eight dollars.....................
Two janitors in library offices in Library building,
nine hundred dollars each, the sum of one thousand
eight hundred dollars............. 00sec eee eens
One engineer for the electric light and power plant,
who shall be known as the chief engineer, fourteen
hundred and forty dollars........... 0... cc ee eee
Two engineers for the electric hght and power plant,
fourteen hundred and forty dollars each, two thou-
sand eight hundred and eighty dollars...........
Each engineer shall have fifteen days’ leave of absence
each year with pay, to pay for substitute for same,
two hundred dollars.......... 0... ce cece ee ee eee
The engineers shall keep in order the engines, boilers
and machinery under their charge.
In case one of said engineers is an electrician, it shall
be his duty to supervise and keep in repair the elec-

2,160 00

90 00
1,008 00
1,008 00
1,008 00

1,800 00

1,440 00

2,880 00

200 00
trical appliances, fixtures and machinery in the
State buildings which are under the supervision of
the register of the land office and superintendent of
grounds and buildings at Richmond, for which ser-
vices he shall receive twenty-five dollars per month
in addition to the salary fixed for said engineer,

. three hundred dollars............. 0... cece eences $

Three firemen at the electric light and power plant,
who while on duty shall be under the supervision
and control of the engineer in charge, one thousand
and eighty dollars each, three thousand two hun-
dred and forty dollars...................eeeeeee

Such firemen shall have fifteen days’ leave of absence
each year with pay, to pay substitutes for same,
one hundred and thirty-five dollars..............

Five capitol policemen, eleven hundred and fifty-two
dollars each, except that policemen in charge of con-
victs in the capitol grounds shall receive twelve dol-
lars per month in addition, five thousand nine hun-
dred and four dollars................. cee ee eeee

Three janitors at capitol building, the sum of nine hun-
dred dollars each........... cc cece cece eee ee eee

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 twelve hundred dollars
each per annum, and a sufficient sum to employ a
substitute during fifteen days’ leave of absence,
200 ot: ncn

Guide, capitol building, to be appointed by the gover-
nor, one hundred and twenty dollars..............

Two janitors at the Davis building, nine hundred dol-
lars each, eighteen hundred dollars, or so much
thereof as may be necessary......... gma = wma nae

One night watchman at the Davis building, one thou-
sand and eight dollars, or so much thereof as may
be MECESSATY...... cece cee eee teen eee e eee cceeees

CoMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND.

Commissioners of the sinking fund, for contingent
expenses, one thousand dollars, or so much thereof
as may be Necessary......... ee eeee cree eeceeeees

SraTeE CoRPORATION COMMISSION.

State corporation commission, salaries of three com-
missioners, each the sum of four thousand dollars,
twelve thousand dollars............ccccceeeeecees

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

300 00

8,240 00

135 00

5,904 00
2.700 00

2.400 00
120 00

1,800 00

1,008 00

1,000 00

12,000 00
500 00
Salary of the clerk of the commission (without fees,
the fees now collected by him to be paid into the
State treasury), thirty-six hundred dollars....... $

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One charter clerk, one thousand six hundred dollars.
Bailiff, one thousand six hundred dollars............
Three stenographers, one thousand six hundred dol-

lars each and one stenographer at twelve hundred

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Clerk's stenographer, one thousand two hundred dol-

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Mailing clerk, who shall also be janitor, one thousand

two hundred dollars............... 0... cc cece ees
Messenger, nine hundred dollars....................
For civil engineer and assistant assessor of mineral
lands, two thousand five hundred dollars
Traveling expenses of civil engineer.................
To carry out the provisions of the act approved Feb-
ruary tenth, nineteen hundred and fifteen, entitled
an act to amend and re-enact section four of the act
entitled an act imposing public duties on heat, light,
power, water and telephone companies, and to pro-
vide for the control and regulation of such compa-
nies by the State corporation commission, approved
March twenty-seventh, nineteen hundred and four-
teen, providing for the expense occurred in the exe-
cution of said act and making appropriation there-
for, the sum of five thousand dollars, to be expended
as follows:
Engineer and inspector, three thousand dollars
Stenographer, nine hundred dollars.................
Traveling and incidental expenses of engineer and
other purposes of above act, or so much thereof as
may be mecessary......... cece cece e eee e cee eees
Additional office furniture, book-cases, shelves and fil-
ing cabinets...............000. oes pees hear mmees
Technical instruments and accessories...............
For the employment of expert assistance for the adjust-
ment of rates incident to the present war, or so
much thereof as may be necessary
For steel filing cases in clerk’s office
Dictating machine for clerk’s office

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For incidental and contingent expenses of the commis-
sion, twelve thousand five hundred dollars, or so
much thereof as may be necessary, which shall
include extra copies of the commission’s annual
report and also additional clerical assistance and
the rent of offices and equipment therefor when
NECESSATY 2. ccc ee cece cece eee eet e ee ee cence $ 12,500 00

For the employment of counsel for the protection of
the people of the Commonwealth of Virginia, in
the prosecution of rate cases instituted by the State
corporation commission before the interstate com-
merce commission, and for other purposes of the
commission in legal and rate matters, five thou-
sand dollars, or so much thereof as may be neces-

SS) ig a 9,000 00
Two engineer inspectors, not exceeding eighteen hun-

dred dollars each........... 0. ccc ee eee ee eee 3,600 00
One accountant................ sec e eet eeeeceeeeees 2,500 00

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND IMMIGRATION.
CoMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE AND IMMIGRATION.

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 treas-
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To the commissioner of agriculture and immigration, to be
paid out of the funds in the State treasury to the credit of
the department of agriculture and immigration, known as the
“fertilizer fund,” to be available as the money may _ be
deposited in the treasury and to be drawn therefrom in
such manner aS is now provided for by law, the follow-
ing sums for the general purposes as indicated herein for
carrying out the provisions of an act entitled an act to protect and
advance agriculture by regulating the sale and purity of commer-
cial fertilizers, chapter one hundred and forty, acts nineteen hun-
dred and fifteen; provided that the sums herein appropriated shall
be considered only as approximate and that the commissioner, under
authority vested in him by law, with the approval of the board of
agriculture and immigration, and the governor, shall expend such
sums in the aggregate not in excess of the gross expenditures for
each purpose ‘erein provided for and shall, from time to time,
adjust and fix such expenses and the salaries of the assistants and
employees of the department, all other laws to the contrary not-
withstanding, as in his judgment and discretion may best preserve
the economy and efficiency of the department.

Virginia State horticultural society................. $ 1,000 00
General expenses of the department of agriculture and
immigration, the sum of four thousand, two hun-
dred dollars, or so much thereof as may be neces-

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Traveling expenses of officers, assistants and inspec-
tors, the sum of seven thousand four hundred and
fifty dollars, or so much thereof as may be neces-
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Printing (account of public printer), the sum of six-
teen thousand and fifty dollars, or so much thereof
as may be necessary..........ce cee e cece eecenees

Salaries of assistants and office force, the sum of four-
teen thousand, six hundred and fifty dollars, or so
much thereof as may be necessary...............

Salaries of ten fertilizer inspectors, who shall be paid
a salary not exceeding one hundred dollars per
month each, while employed, the sum of six thou-
sand dollars, or so much thereof as may be neces-
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Division of chemistry, the sum of twenty-three thou-
sand two hundred and twenty-five dollars, or so
mich thereof as may be necessary

Experimental farms, the sum of fifteen thousand dol-

lars, or so much thereof as may be necessary, for
the purpose of carrying on experiments in ferti-
lizers and plants............ 0. cece e cece eee eee eee

All of the above items under this department
shall be paid out of the fertilizer tax.

To the commissioner of agriculture and immigration,
the sum of two thousand five hundred dollars per
annum, or so much thereof as may be necessary,
for the purpose of advertizing the resources of Vir-
ginia in this and other States where new settlers
are available, to be paid out of the general fund
in the treasury........ 2c cece reece cece ee eeees

To the commissioner of agriculture and immigration,
the sum of six thousand five hundred dollars per
annum, or so much thereof as may be necessary
for the purpose of making analyses of and test-
ing agricultural seed and for carrying out the pro-
visions of the agricultural seed law, chapter five
hundred and six, acts nineteen hundred and six-
teen, to be paid out of the general fund in the treas-
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To the department of agriculture and immigration the
further sum of three thousand five hundred dol-
lars, to be used for the special development of hor-
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To the State board of agriculture, to be used to aid
Virginia truck experiment station................

4,200 00

7,450 00
16,050 00

14.650 00

6,000 00

93.995 00

15,000 00

9.500 00

6.500 00

3.500 00
12,500 00
To the commissioner of agriculture and immigration,
the sum of fifteen hundred dollars per annum, or
so much thereof as may be necessary for the pur-
pose of carrying out the provisions of an act enti-
tled an act in relation to the sale of farm produce
on commission, chapter seventy-seven, acts nineteen
hundred and sixteen, to be paid out of the general
fund in the treasury |

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Darry AND Foop CoMMISSIONER.

Dairy and food commissioner, the sum of twenty-five
hundred dollars, which shall be in full for his ser-
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For the conduct of the work of the office of the dairy
and food commissioner, for the general expenses of
the department, traveling expenses, cost of samples
and analyses of the same, salaries and printing, the
further sum of forty-two thousand five hundred
and thirty dollars, or so much thereof as may be
necessary, to be paid when available from the fees
and taxes collected by the dairy and food commis-
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And the further sum of seven thousand five hundred
dollars to provide for the examination and testing
of dairy cattle, for controlling tuberculosis, under
act approved March twenty-fourth, nineteen hun-
dred and fourteen, chapter two hundred and forty-

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VIRGINIA STATE DAIRYMEN’s ASSOCIATION.

To the Virginia State dairymen’s association, for the
purpose of furthering the interests of dairying in
Virginia, the sum of five hundred dollars........

Division oF MARKETS.

Created by act approved March twentieth, nineteen
hundred and sixteen, for the purpose of furthering
the interest of marketing agricultural products; to
be paid and disbursed as prescribed in said act...

1,500 00

42,530 00

7,500 00

200 00

5,000 00

PusLic ScHOOLS—SUPERINTENDENT OF PuBLIc INSTRUCTION.

Superintendent of public instruction, salary of, the
sum of three thousand, five hundred dollars and
five hundred dollars additional in lieu of fees he is
now receiving by law................ PEerTree

And his necessary traveling expenses while engaged
in the duties of his office, the premium on his offi-
cial bond, not to exceed in the aggregate one thou-
sand dollars for the year............eeceeeeeees
Such sums as will be sufficient to pay the amount
required by section fifteen hundred and seven of
the Code of Virginia, as amended, to be applied to ‘
the support of the public free schools, estimated at
at the sum of one million, nine hundred thousand
dollars (estimated auditor’s report nineteen hun-
dred and seventeen, page four hundred and forty-

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And the further sum of six hundred and eighty thou-
sand dollars....... 0... cece cece cece cece cece eens 680,000 00

This latter sum to be turned over to the State board of educa-
tion and by that board apportioned as prescribed by the Constitu-
tion, to the public free schools of the several counties and cities of
the Commonwealth; provided, however, that the said State board
of education shall not apportion any of said fund to any county or
city unless said county or city pay out of local funds at least twenty
per centum of the teachers’ salaries in the schools of said county or
city; provided, however, that in exceptional cases the State board
of education may except from this rule a county which is unable to
pay more than ten per centum of teachers’ salaries; and provided,
further, that the schools are conducted for a term of not less than
seven months or for a period at least twenty days longer than the
term for the previous session, or for a period satisfactory to the
State board of education; and provided, further, that no portion
of this fund shall be paid to any county or city in which the aggre-
gate district and county tax for schools amounts to less than fifty
cents on the hundred dollars; and the board of supervisors of each
county and the council of each city, in the event that the maximum
school levies or appropriations allowed under the law will not yield
a sum of money necessary for the purposes herein specified, is
authorized, as provided by section one hundred and forty-one of the
Constitution, section fifteen hundred and twenty-nine of the Code,
and acts of the general assembly approved March seventeenth and
twenty-first, nineteen hundred and sixteen, to make appropriations
to meet the conditions herein purposed. However, from the said
sum turned over to the State board of education, as aforesaid, shall
be excepted forty thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be
necessary, which the State board is authorized to expend in the
maintenance of summer normal schools and institutes; provided
that no Virginia teacher shall be charged tuition in said normal
schools or institutes. From the sum turned over to the State board
of education, as aforesaid, shall also be excepted the sum of one
thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary, which
the State board is authorized to expend in the maintenance of the
public free school at Laurel reformatory; the sum of twelve hun-
dred dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary, which the
tate board is authorized to expend in the maintenance of the pub-
lic free schools at the negro reformatories in Hanover county; and
the sum of twelve hundred dollars, or so much thereof as may be
necessary, which the State board is authorized_to expend in the
maintenance of the public free school at the Virginia home and
industrial school for girls; and the further sum of seven hundred
and fifty dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary, which the
State board is authorized to expend in the maintenance of the pub-
lic free school at the Virginia epileptic colony; and the further
sum of two thousand dollars or so much thereof as may be neces-
sary, which the State board is authorized to expend for rent of
offices which are rendered necessary by the crowded condition of
the capitol building; provided the rent of the offices in which the
department of education is housed is not paid out of the general
revenues of the State; and the further sum of one thousand dollars,
or so much thereof as may be necessary, which the State board is
authorized to expend in the encouragement of general or special
educational conferences.

There also shall be excepted from the sum to be turned over to
the State board of education, as aforesaid, the sum of two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars or so much thereof, as may be necessary,
to be used under the rules and regulations of the State board of edu-
cation for the establishment and maintenance of rural one-room
and two-room and graded schools, and for special supervision
thereof, and to be apportioned among such schools by the State
board of education and local authorities; provided that all the con-
ditions above imposed on the apportionment of the general appro-
priation of this act shall be applied to such special appropriation ;
provided, however, that the State board of education may use a sum
not to exceed twenty-five thousand dollars of this special appropria-
tion for the establishment and maintenance of vacation schools in
such sections of the State as said board may deem wise and proper.

For high schools, to be expended as per act creating
public high schools, one hundred thousand dollars;
provided that unless by separate act the amounts
necessary in order to meet the conditions of the fed-
eral act for vocational training in high schools,
known as the Smith-Hughes bill, are appropri-
ated then of the sum of five hundred and eighty
thousand dollars herein provided for the support of
the public and high schools an amount not exceed-
ing forty-eight thousand, one hundred and fifty-
five dollars for the year ending February twenty-
eighth, nineteen hundred and nineteen, and a sum
not exceeding sixty-three thousand four hundred
and sixty dollars for the year ending February
twenty-ninth, nineteen hundred and twenty, or so
much of said sums as may be necessary, shall be
devoted to the establishment and support of depart-
ments of vocational training in agriculture and
domestic economy in such high schools as may
be designated by the State board of education, to
be conducted under the joint rules and regulations
of the State board of education and the federal

board for vocational training................... $ 100,000 W

For normal instruction in high schools under chapter
sixty-seven of the acts of nineteen hundred and
eight, ten thousand dollars....................6.

For hbraries in public schools, cities, towns and rural
districts under chapter three hundred and sixteen,
ae acts amendatory thereof, three thousand dol-
a

For school teacher’s pension fund, as provided by acts
of nineteen hundred and ten, ten thousand dollars

Agricultural high schools—for equipment, mainte-
nance, betterments and additional dormitory space,
and for extension work in agriculture, gardening,
canning and domestic science, as may be needed, to
be expended under the supervision of the agricul-
tural extension department of the agricultural and
mechanical college and polytechnic institute, the
sum of twenty-five thousand dollars..............

CoMMISSIONER OF LABOR.

Commissioner of labor, salary of, two thousand five
hundred dollars............. cece cece cecncccccecs
And for the purposes of his office, eight thousand dol-
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For two mine inspectors, salary of, fifteen hundred
dollars each, three thousand dollars..............
For traveling and incidental expenses of mine inspec-
tors, twenty hundred dollars....................

For one factory inspector, fifteen hundred dollars....
For traveling and incidental expenses of factory in-
spector, thirteen hundred dollars.................

Printing, et cetera, five hundred dollars.............

ADJUTANT GENERAL.

25,000 00

Adjutant general, salary of, three thousand dollars and such

sums aS may

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.

Mruitary Funp.

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 Feb-
ruary twenty-sixth, nineteen hundred and eight,

eighty-four thousand dollars..................... $
The additional sum of fifty thousand dollars to be paid
out upon the orders of the governor, in such cases
of emergency, as he may consider to justify such
EXPENItures ...... cece cece ee cee eee e eee eenes $ 50,000 00

STATE LIBRARY.
State hbrarian, salary of, two thousand five hundred

Collars 1... cece cece ence nent eee enees 2,500 00
Assistant State librarian, salary of, eighteen hundred

dollars vo... ec ccc cee eee teen eeeee 1,800 00
Reference librarian, salary of, fourteen hundred and

forty dollars.......... cc ccc cece eee e eee e eens 1,440 00
Stenographer in State library, one thousand and twen-

ty dollars 20.0... ccc ccc cece cece eee eees 1,020 00

Salary of cataloguer, one thousand and eighty dollars. 1,080 00
And to pay assistant janitor, eight hundred and sixty-

four dollars .......... ccc cee ccc cee ete eee eeeaes 864 00
Salaries of other assistants and expenses of publishing

the journal of the council and for traveling libra-

ries, including salary to State archivest of one thou-

sand four hundred and forty dollars; seven thousand

nine hundred and twelve dollars, or so much thereof

as may be necessary.........-.-e cece eee cence 7,912 00
Doorkeeper who shall act as janitor of State library,

nine hundred and sixty dollars.................. 960 00
Special fund for binding, fifteen hundred dollars..... 1,500 00

MINERAL AND TIMBER EXHIBITS.

Mineral and timber exhibits, one custodian, to be ap-
pointed by the governor, one thousand and eighty

Collars ..... ccc ccc ccc cc ccc eee eee eee eeeeee $ 1,080 00
Contingent expenses, to be paid on order of the gover-
nor, three hundred dollars....................06. 300 00

CoMMISSIONER OF STATE HOSPITALS.

Commissioner of State hospitals, salary of two thou-

sand dollars ...........cc cece cece eee eees ee $ 2,000 00
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 of the State hospitals; no part of the

annual appropriation for any hospital shall be used

for any expense of the commissioner.............. 500 00

DEPARTMENT OF THE CONFEDERATE MiuiITary REcoRDS.

The department of Confederate records is hereby abolished, and
the reference books, muster rolls, record books, and equipment of
said department shall be forthwith delivered by the adjutant general
of Virginia to the library board, who shall take over and receive
the same in the State library.

The said muster rolls and the record books shall be deposited and
kept in the historical archives of the library, and it shall be the
duty of the librarian, who shall be the custodian of said records, to
make a complete index of the names of Confederate soldiers con-
tained in said record books, so that the same may be ready reference
to those seeking information.

It further shall be the duty of said librarian to furnish a certifi-
cate certifying the record of a Confederate soldier as the same shall
appear upon said records when applied to for such certificate.

For the purpose of carrying out the foregoing provis-

ions, the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars, or so

much thereof as may be necessary, is hereby ap-

propriated 1... .. cece cece cece eee cece eens $ 150 00

State Highway CoMMISSIONER.
Salary of State highway commissioner, thirty-five hun-

dred dollars .......... ccc cece eee ec cece ee eeees $ 3,500 00
Salary of assistant highway commissioner, twenty-five

hundred dollars ......... 0... ccc cece eee c cece eee 9.500 00
Salary of clerk of highway commissioner, fifteen hun-

dred dollars ....... 0... ccc cece cece eee ee eaee 1,500 00
Salary of additional clerk of highway commissioner,

one thousand dollars ............ ccc cee eee ee eees 1,000 00
For contingent and other expenses................... 30,500 00

(Five hundred dollars of which is to be used in connection with
other departments in giving general highway information) ; and
from said thirty thousand dollars, the engineers, clerks, and other
employees, other than those mentioned above, shall be paid, the
salary of engineers not to exceed that paid the assistant commis-
sioner, and the salary of clerks not to exceed that paid to the clerk
herein provided for, in the discretion of the highway commissioner.

Roapbs.

For State money aid to public roads, to be expended as
provided by chapter seventy-six, acts of nineteen
hundred and eight, three hundred thousand dollars.$ 300,000 00
For convict road force, under act approved March the
sixth, nineteen hundred and six, known as the Lassi-
ter-Withers act, two hundred thousand dollars.... 200,000 00
Out of which shall be paid the following salaries:
Man in charge of field camps, eighteen hundred dollars.
First clerk, eighteen hundred dollars.
Second clerk, twelve hundred dollars.
Third clerk, eight hundred dollars.
To meet Federal aid appropriation, and for the neces-
sary preliminary surveys and extra work not cov-
ered by Federal aid ............-. eee ee cece eee $ 425,000 00
PENITENTIARY.
Salary of superintendent of penitentiary, twenty-five
hundred dollars
Salary of surgeon at penitentiary, one thousand eight
hundred dollars ............. eee e cece cence
Salary of assistant superintendent at penitentiary, four-
teen hundred and forty dollars..................
Salaries of four keepers at penitentiary, twelve hun-
dred dollars each, forty-eight hundred dollars....

SALARIES OF CLERKS AT PENITENTIARY.

Bookkeeper, eighteen hundred dollars................ $

Bertillion clerk, one thousand two hundred dollars. ...
Recording clerk, twelve hundred dollars.............
Salary of matron at penitentiary, seven hundred and
twenty dollars .......... cece cece c eee eee ees
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 ac-
tual traveling expenses to members of the board of
directors living outside of the city of Richmond,
one thousand dollars.............. cece cece eee
Salaries of interior and exterior guards at the peniten-
tiary, not to exceed thirty-one in number, not to be
paid when absent on furlough for more than fifteen
days in any one year, whether sick or otherwise;
substitute guards shall receive the same pay, when
employed, as the regularly employed guards, each
one thousand and eighty dollars................
For expenses of operating and repairs to the electric
chair, two thousand five hundred dollars, or as much
thereof as may be necessary.............eeeeees i:
For transportation of criminals to and from the peni-
tentiary, eight thousand dollars, or so much thereof
as may be necessary Perr eerer ret ye Serre weve
Penitentiary, for supplies of food, clothing, ordinary
repairs, extra guards and incidental expenses, sev-
enty-five thousand dollars, or so much thereof as
may be NECeSSATY ...... cece cece e teen eee neees

STATE F'arM.

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 com-
pensation to be each forty dollars per month and
their board, each guard to be entitled to fifteen
days’ vacation annually without deduction of pay,
ten thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be

TIECESSALY 2. cc cece cece scence rete eanneeeesesnnss $

2,500 00
1,800 00
1,440 00
4,800 00

1,800 00
1,200 00
1,200 00

720 00

1,000 00

33,480 00

2.500 00

8,000 00

75,000 00

10,000 00
Surgeon at State farm, nine hundred dollars, and
board for himself and horse...............000005
Superintendent at State farm, one thousand dollars,
in addition thereto, board for himself and family.
One bookkeeper, ten hundred dollars................
State farm, for supplies of food, clothing, ordinary re-
pairs, extra guards and incidental expenses, twenty
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 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............ cece cece ween ee
To complete chapel, two thousand dollars............

SUPREME Court oF APPEALS.

Salary of the president of the court, five thousand two
hundred dollars .......... cc cee cece eee eee eens

$
Salary of four associate Judges, five thousand dollars

Fe) 0
To pay two retired presidents of the court at three
thousand, one hundred and twenty dollars each, one
retired associate Judge, three thousand dollars, and
such further sum as may be necessary to pay the
salary of any other judge retiring in nieteen hun-
dred and eighteen or nineteen hundred and nineteen,
who is entitled by law to be compensated.........

20,000 00
2,000 00

5,200 00
20,000 00

9.240 00

To pay the following named judges compensation to which they
are entitled under the provisions of the Constitution which has not
heretofore been paid them for want of appropriation, as follows:

Robert R. Prentis, six hundred and forty-four dol-
lars and forty-two cents............. cc cee eee eee
F. W. Sims, three hundred and forty-five dollars and
eighty-four centS ......... 0. cece eee eee cence eect
Martin P. Burks, two hundred and seventeen dollars
and seventy-seven centS ............ cece cece eens
Stenographic services for the judges of the court of
appeals, including the salary of the secretary of the
court, to be paid out by order of the court, not ex-
COBO occ came seem ERM SEER SEDER RAE hE
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 addi-
tion to those now provided by law, as it may deem

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4,500 00
necessary, to fix the salaries and order the payment
of the same out of this appropriation, and to order
the payment of such other expenses for the proper

conduct of the court as may be deemed necessary. .$

Salary of the reporter of the supreme court, one thou-
sand five hundred dollars..................00005.
Salary of the clerk of the supreme court at Richmond,
five hundred dollars...............0.ccceeeeeeeee
Salary of clerk of the supreme court, at Staunton, three
hundred and twenty dollars.....................
Salary of the clerk of the supreme court at Wytheville,
three hundred and twenty dollars................
Mileage of judges and stenographer of the supreme
court and actual traveling expenses and hotel bills
of the judges of the circuit courts while in attend-
ance in their circuit in courts other than courts of
the counties or cities in which said judges reside,
five thousand dollars ............. cc cece cece ee

Crircu1t Courts.

To pay additional salaries for the month of February,
nineteen hundred and eighteen, as is provided in an
act amending section one hundred and eighty-five
of the Code of Virginia, approved January thirty-
first, nineteen hundred and eighteen, to the judges
of the circuit courts of the third, seventh, eleventh,
fifteenth, nineteenth and twenty-third judicial cir-
cuits, each forty-one dollars and sixty-six cents....

Salaries of twenty-four judges, each two thousand five
hundred dollars ........... 0. e cece eee ee eee eee

And a further sum of forty-one dollars and sixty-six
cents to pay the additional salary of the judge of
the thirty-first judicial circuit, for the month of
February, nineteen hundred and nineteen.........

Salaries of six judges, each three thousand dollars....

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

City Courts.

To pay additional salaries for the month of February,
nineteen hundred and eighteen, as is provided in an
act amending section one hundred and eighty-five
of the Code of Virginia, approved January thirty-
first, nineteen hundred and eighteen, to the judges of
the corporation or hustings courts of the cities of
Danville and Hopewell, each forty-one dollars and

SIXtY-SIX CENtS ....... cece eee eee ee teen ees $

Salaries of judges of chancery court, law and equity
court, hustings court, and hustings court, part two,

30,000 00
1,500 00
500 00
320 00
320 00

9,000 00

249 96
60,000 00

41 66
18,000 00

3,500 00

83 32
of the city of Richmond, and the law and chancery

court, and the corporation court of the city of Nor-

folk, each three thousand five hundred dollars..... $ 21,000 00
Salary of the judge of the law and chancery court of

the city of Roanoke, three thousand dollars....... 3,000 00
Salaries of the judges of the corporation or hustings ’

courts of the cities of Petersburg, Lynchburg,

Roanoke, Charlottesville, Portsmouth, Alexandria,

Staunton, and Newport News, each two thousand

five hundred dollars............. ccc cece eee eees 20,000 00
And a further sum of eighty-three dollars and thirty-

two cents to pay the additional salaries of the

judges of the corporation or hustings courts of the

cities of Portsmouth and Staunton, for the month

of February, nineteen hundred and nineteen....... 83 32
Salaries of the judges of the corporation or hustings

courts of the cities of Danville and Hopewell, each

three thousand dollars ............ cece e eco eeees 6,000 00

And such further sums as may be necessary (by reason of va-
cancies) to pay additional salaries to judges of circuit or corpora-
tion or hustings courts, as is provided in an act amending section
one hundred and eighty-five of the Code of Virginia, approved
January thirty-first, nineteen hundred and eighteen.

SALARIES OF THE CLERKS OF CircuIT CouRTS.

Salary of the clerk of the circuit court of the city of
Richmond, seven hundred and twenty dollars a
ear, acts nineteen hundred and eight, page three
hundred and nimety-mine............ sce e ee eeeee $ 720 00
Salary of the clerk of the hustings court of the city of
Richmond, one thousand dollars, section three thou-
sand and eighty-two, Code of nineteen hundred
ANd FOUL ..... cece ce cece ee cece eects ee eeeee 1,000 00

GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

To pay the salaries of members, clerks, assistant clerks,
officers, pages, employees, and incidental expenses,
and also for mileage of members, officers and em-
ployees, a sufficient sum, thirty thousand dollars...$ 30,000 00

Clerk of the house of delegates, eight dollars per day for every
day the said clerk does not receive ten dollars per day, a sum
sufficient.

To the clerk of the senate, an additional sum of two dollars per
day for that period for which his services are fixed by law in con-
nection with the services of the general assembly, a sum sufficient.

The document clerk and librarian of the senate shall receive the
sum of five dollars per day, except during the session of the general
assembly he shall receive the sum of eight dollars per day, and his
office shall be open every day except Sundays and legal holidays,
as required by law, a sum sufficient.

The foregoing salaries shall apply and be available to said clerks
for the session nineteen hundred and eighteen.

GENERAL EXPENSES OF GOVERNMENT.

Bonds of clerks in State offices, section two hundred

and twenty-five of the Code, premium on, seven hun-

dred dollars, or so much thereof as may be neces-

Th $ 700 00
Capitation taxes, amount collected to be returned, coun-

ties and cities, one hundred and thirty-eight thou-

sand dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary 138,000 00
Delinquent capitation taxes, afterwards collected to be

returned, counties and cities, three thousand dollars 3,000 00
(ivil contingent fund, eighteen thousand five hundred

dollars, which shall include expenditures by the

executive of a public or official nature, or so much

thereof as may be necessary............. cee ee eee 18,500 00
Civil prosecutions and costs in civil cases, expenses and

commission collecting old’ debts, et cetera, sections

seven hundred and two and seven hundred and

three of the Code, two thousand dollars, or so much

thereof as may be necessary..............eeeeee 2,000 00
Ice, fuel and light in capitol and library buildings,

executive mansion and power plant, ten thousand

dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary... 10,000 00
Criminal charges, including expenses of juries, wit-

nesses, et cetera, the prison association of Virginia,

as provided in section forty-one hundred and seven-

ty-three-d of the Code, as amended; the negro re-

formatory association of Virginia, as provided in

section forty-one hundred and seventy-three of

the Code, as amended, and the State board of chari-

ties and corrections, on account of transportation

expenses, as provided in chapter three hundred and

fifty, acts nineteen hundred and fourteen, three hun-

dred and fifty thousand dollars, or so much thereof

as may be necessary; all jail physicians to be paid

at the rate provided by law, but not more than five

hundred dollars per calendar year shall be paid the

jail physician or physicians for any city or county. 350,000 00
To pay commissions to commissioners of revenue, ex-

aminers of records, postage and express charges on

land and property books, et cetera, one hundred and

forty thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may

be N€CeSSATyY ...... eee eee eee ee cee erence nees 140,000 00
Lunatics, support of, in jails and in charge of private

persons, two thousand five hundred dollars, or so

much thereof, as may be necessary............... 2,500 00
Commissioners to promote uniformity of legislation,

expenses of, one hundred and fifty dollars, or so

much thereof as may be necessary................ $ 150 00
Delinquent lands, to pay expenses of sales of fees to

clerks, eight thousand dollars, or so much thereof as

may be necessary......... cece cee cece cece eees 8,000 00
Erroneous assessment of taxes, an amount sufficient to

pay amount refunded under order of courts, three

hundred and twenty dollars..................08. 320 00
Expenses of registration of marriages, five hundred
dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary... 500 00

Military contingent fund, to pay the military forces,
when aiding the civil authorities, as prescribed by
sections three hundred and five of the Code of Vir-
ginia, a sum sufficient therefor..................
Expenses of auditing committee, six thousand two hun-
dred and fifty dollars, in which sum shall be includ-
ed all moneys provided for salaries and expenses
under the acts of nineteen hundred and ten, provid-
_ Ing State accountant, et cetera...............005- 6,250 00

COMMISSION OF FYSHERIES.

Salaries and expenses of commission of fisheries, a sum
of forty-five thousand dollars, or so much thereof as
may be necesary, which shall include salaries of
chairman and secretary, as provided by law creat-
ing 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 condi-
tions, and to authorize the renting of such grounds,
approved March fourteenth, nineteen hundred and
four, and to the unsalaried members of the commis-
sion of fisheries of Virginia, the sum of four hun-

- dred dollars each for extraordinary services per-
formed by them, and also proper police protection,
maintenance of steamers and vessels, to be paid out
of the oyster tax, and in no event is any portion of
the foregoing appropriations embraced in this sec-
tion to be paid otherwise than out of said tax......$ 45,000 00

And the further sum of five thousand dollars, or so
much thereof as may be necessary, for the purchase
or repair of boats, to be paid out of the oyster tax
and not otherwise......... 0... cece eee eee eee 5,000 00

Pusuic Dest.

To pay the interest on the public debt. funded under the
acts of February fourteenth, eighteen hundred and
eighty-two, February twenty-eighth, eighteen hun-
dred and ninety-two, January thirty-first, eigh-
teen hundred and ninety-four; January twenty-
third, eighteen hundred and nimety-six, and the
amendments thereto, a sum sufficient for that pur-
pose is appropriated, eight hundred and forty thou-

sand dollars ........ ccc cece cece cee cece een eeene $ 840,000 00

For the sinking fund, one hundred and twenty thou-
sand dollars, or so much thereof as may be neces-
sary, to carry out the provisions of an act approved
February twentieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-
two, entitled an act to provide for settlement of
public debt of Virginia, et cetera.................

PENSIONS.

To pay pensions, seven hundred and fifty thousand
doHars, out of which the auditor of public accounts
shall pay each pensioner in the several classes now
on the roll, or hereafter placed on the roll, the
amount now provided by act, nineteen hundred and
eighteen ; and provided, further, if any assessment
hereafter made of the real estate or personal prop-
erty, or both owned at this time by a pensioner on
the roll shows an increased valuation beyond the
amount fixed by law to entitle the pensioner to
draw a pension, such increase shall not operate to
prevent any such pensioner from receiving the pen-

sion he shall receive under the provisions of act .

nineteen hundred and eighteen; and, provided fur-
ther, the auditor of public accounts is not authorized
to use any part of the sum hereby appropriated
for clerk hire, expenses, and so forth, seven hun-

120,000 00

dred and fifty thousand dollars.................. $ 750,000 00

Provided, further, that out of the appropriation for public print-
ing the superintendent of public printing shall supply all forms
and have done and pay for all printing, binding, ruling, and so
forth, required by the auditor of public accounts in pension matters,

and in connection with the payment of pensions.
Confederate soldiers’ home for annuity, ninety thou-
sand dollars, which shall include all sums provided

by law .... cece cee e cece eee eee tere ences se eeees $

To provide for the payment to each inmate of R. E. Lee
camp, number one, Confederate veterans’ soldiers’
home, provided for in act of general assembly, ap-

roved nineteen hundred and eighteen, the sum of
two dollars per month for incidental personal ex-
enses, a sum sufficient, seven thousand dollars....

To provide for the relief of needy Confederate veterans
who are not eligible to become inmates of the sol-
diers’ home because suffering from cancerous affec-

90,000 00

7,000 00
tion or contagious diseases, by act approved nine-
teen hundred and eighteen, the sum of two thousand

dollars ..... 0... cc ccc ccc cece cece eee cccecceceee $ 2,000 00
Confederate memorial association, caring for graves of
Confederate dead, twenty-six hundred dollars..... 2,600 00

CONFEDERATE MUSEUM.

The auditor of public accounts, during the fiscal year
of nineteen hundred and eighteen, 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 rooms in the
Confederate museum .............00 cece eecees 120 00

HoME FOR CONFEDERATE WoMEN.

For aid of the home for Confederate women, located
in the city of Richmond, at number three, east
Grace street, under act of the general assembly, ap-
proved March fourth, nineteen hundred and four-
teen, the sum; of ten thousand dollars............. 10,000 00

NEEDY CONFEDERATE WOMEN, _

For the relief of needy Confederate women of Virginia,
who are not upon the State pension rolls, and who
are not inmates of any Confederate, independent
ok church homes or charitable institutions; act ap-
proved March tenth, nineteen hundred and four-
teen, chapter fifty-six, the sum of ten thousand
dollars ...... ccc ccc cc cw cect cc cece eee e eee e aes 10,000 00

HoME FoR INCURABLES.

To the Virginia home for incurables, for support,
one thousand eight hundred dollars............... 1,800 00

LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU.

Legislative reference bureau, established by act March
twenty-first, nineteen hundred and fourteen, for

salary of director, twenty-five hundred dollars.... 2.500
For salaries of clerks and expenses of bureau, three
thousand dollars ...... 0... cece cece eee eee ees 3,000 00

The above appropriations are to be applied to the salaries and
expenses of said bureau accruing both before and after the first
day of March, nineteen hundred and eighteen.

To purchase Virginia reports, from seventy-five to
eighty-five (which the secretary of the Common-

wealth is unable to furnish), thirty-five dollars... .$ 35 00
To purchase Michies Digest of Virginia and West

IFQiINIA TEPOrtS ...... cece eee eee eee cee e ee eees $ 85 00
To purchase Virginia acts and journals to complete the
les of the bureau’ ...... 0.0... . cee eee eee ees 150 00

STATE HOSPITALS FOR THE INSANE.
EAstTerNn State Hospitat.

For support, one hundred and fifty-five thousand
dollars 2.0... ccc ccc cee te cee cee eee eee eens $ 155,000 00
Amount of twelve thousand dollars heretofore appropriated for
infirmary building, under act nineteen hundred and sixteen, may
be used for the purchase of a farm ($12,000).
Insurance, nine hundred and two dollars and forty-
five CENtS 2... cece ccc cece eee eee eee e teens $ 902 45

WESTERN STATE HospIrTat.

For support, one hundred and sixty thousand dollars. 160,000 00
Insurance, six thousand dollars..................... 6,000 00
SOUTHWESTERN StTaTE HospPirat.

For support, one hundred and fifteen thousand dol-

LATS cane mema even rede d seR ERR ART ERRAND OTE DEE RS 115,000 00
Insurance, one thousand dollars..................06. 1,000 00
To furnish and equip Taliaferro building, ten thou-

Sand dollars ........ cc ccc cece eee c cence eee tees 10,000 00

CENTRAL STATE HospIrTat.

For support, two hundred and fifty thousand dollars.. 250,000 00
For additional accommodations, thirty-two thousand
32,000 00

Gollars ...... ccc ccc cc ccc cee cere eee nee eeeeeees
Insurance, four thousand nine hundred and _ twenty-

eight dollars ...........eseeeee cece e teen renee ees 4,928 00

OFFICERS AND EXMPLOYEES OF STATE HospPIrTa.s.

Officers and employees of the State hospitals for the insane, to
be paid out of the amount appropriated for the institutions, respec-

tively, as follows: ,
Superintendent of the Western State hospital, two thousand five

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

hundred dollars.
Superintendent of the Eastern State hospital, two thousand five

hundred dollars.
Superintendent of the Southwestern State hospital, two thovu-
sand five hundred dollars. _
And where they occupy buildings on the grounds or buildings
belonging to the respective institutions, they shall pay therefor such
rental as may be fixed by the respective institutions.
The first and second assistant physicians at the Central, and the
the first assistant physician at the Southwestern hospital, shall each
receive a salary not exceeding eighteen hundred dollars per annum.

The second assistant physician at the Southwestern hospital shall
receive a salary not exceeding twelve hundred dollars per annum.

The first and second assistant physicians at the Western State
hospital, not exceeding one thousand eight hundred dollars each.
_ First assistant physician at the Eastern State hospital, not ex-
ceeding eighteen hundred dollars.

Second assistant physician at the Eastern State hospital, not
exceeding one thousand five hundred dollars.

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

Stewards of the Western and Southwestern State hospitals shall
receive a salary not exceeding one thousand dollars per annum.

Stewards of the Eastern and Central State hospitals shall re-
ceive each a salary not exceeding one thousand five hundred dollars
per annum.

The clerk of each hospital shall receive a salary not exceeding
eight hundred dollars per annum; 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 exceed-
ing seven hundred and fifty dollars per annum.

Except the engineer-electrician at the Eastern State hospital.
who shall receive not exceeding twelve hundred dollars.

The officers (except superintendents) of the hospitals shall re-
ceive, in addition to the salary specified above, their board and lodg-
ing at their respective hospitals, but shall not receive any add)-
tional perquisites or emoluments.

INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.

Mepicau CoLLEGE OF VIRGINIA, AT RICHMOND.

For support, twenty thousand dollars................ $ 20,000 00
For the support of Memorial hospital, twenty thou-
sand dollars, for the free treatment, care and main-

tenance of Virginia patientsS..............eeeeeee 20,000 00
State NorMAL ScHOOL FOR WOMEN AT FARMVILLE.

For support, eighty thousand dollars................ 80,000 0€

For enlarging dining-room, five thousand dollars...... 5,000 06

For enlarging kitchen, two thousand five hundred dol-

Lars ccc cc ccc cece eee ce eee eee e ee eee e eens eeees 9,500 0C

State NorMaLt Scroon FOR WoMEN AT HARRISONBURG.

For support, fifty thousand...............eee ee eee 50,000 0
For repairs, improvements and additional equipment,

other than grading grounds and landscaping, fifteen

thousand dollars ........ 2. cece cece cee ee eee eee 15,000 OH
Strate NorMauL ScHOOL FOR WoMEN AT FREDERICKSBURG.

For support, fifty thousand dollars.................. $ 50,000 00
For repairs, improvements and additional equip-

ment, ten thousand dollars.............. Lote eeee 10,000 00

StaTeE NorMAL Scnoon ror WomEN at Raprorp.

For support, forty-five thousand dollars............. 45,000 00
For completion of second unit of dormitory, seven thou-

sand five hundred dollars .................00000: 7.500 00
For boiler and steam connection for power house,

three thousand dollars ............ 0.20 cc eee ween 3,000 00
For laundry equipment, one thousand five hundred dol-

CS 1,500 00

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

For support, one hundred and ten thousand dollars,
which shall include the ten thousand dollars pro-
vided 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 instructions to pro-
perly prepared white students from Virginia with-
out 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
shall not interfere with the ten dollars contingent

MOOSE stuck ta eas teem TE HeME RATE RBG LEGS Ese wee 110,000 00
To meet appropriation under Smith-Hughes act, two :

thousand dollars ....... ope sieved iseeoeeeesueaces 2,000 00
For one hundred and nineteen scholarships........... 5,000 00

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA HOospPITAL.

For support of hospital, forty thousand dollars, for
the treatment, care and maintenance of Vir-
ginia patients ........... 0. eee eee eee eens 40,000 00

VirGcinta Miuitary INSTITUTE.

For support, sixty thousand dollars, which shall in-
clude the expenses of the board of visitors, except
the adjutant-general and the superintendent of
public instruction, whose expenses shall be paid as
rovided by law, sixty thousand dollars.......... - 60,000 00
Owing to the pressure on the Virginia Military In-
stitute by reason of increased attendance and the
patent lack of adequate accommodations for so many
cadets, and especially in the academic department,
the Virginia Military Institute is granted an appro-
priation of fifty thousand dollars for the year nine-
teen hundred and eighteen for the erection of an
academic building, with the proviso that the in-
stitute is to supply by contribution from its alumni
and friends, or otherwise without further charge
to the State, at least the difference in the cost of
the building during said year and the same build-
ing if it had been erected in nineteen hundred and
thirteen, and no part of said appropriation of fifty
thousand dollars shall be available unless and until
satisfactory evidence has been furnished to the
governor of the Commonwealth that the condition
on the part of the institute has been and will be

0 $

50,000 00

VIRGINIA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF AND BLIND AT STAUNTON.

For support, sixty thousand five hundred dollars.
the further sum of one thousand five hundred
dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary
for the treatment of such persons as the superin-
tendent may contract for at the Richmond Eye and

Ear infirmary ........... cee e cece eee cece eens $

To purchase farm and equip same, twelve thousand
ollars ... ccc ccc cece cence renee eens

VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE.

Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College and
Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg, Virginia, for
support, one hundred and seventeen thousand five
hundred dollars .......... ccc cece ce eee ce eee eee

117,500 00

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 an additional sum for the school of mines, six thou-

sand dollars ......... cc ccc cece ec cece eee eee ees $

To meet Smith-Hughes act, four thousand, five hun-
dred dollars ......... cece cee cece reece eee eees

DEMONSTRATION WorK.

To the Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College
and Polytechnic Institute, for the purpose of con-
ducting demonstration work in the State of Vir-
ginia, or in the several counties therein, in con-
nection and co-operation with the United States
department of agriculture, Smith-Lever bill, sixty-
seven thousand four hundred and fifty-one dollars
and eighty-seven cents

Additional to carry forward emergency work in agri-
culture and home economics through demonstration
work, boys and girls clubs, et cetera, eight thou-
sand seven hundred and forty dollars............

Crop Pest CoMMISSION.

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 hundred and
two and nineteen hundred and three, and the sum
of twelve 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-
sion, twelve thousand dollars ............eeeeeee:

To be used in the eradication of the oriental moth pest,
three thousand. dollars, or so much thereof as
may be necessary ......... 2c cece eee cece eee eens

Live Stock SAnrrary Boarp.

To the State’ live stock sanitary board for the pro-
tection of live stock in this State from infectious,
contagious, and communicable diseases, the sum of
twelve thousand five hundred dollars............

Lee ccccuaauuventuueecesees $ 67,451 87

8,740 00

12,000 00

3,000 00

12,500 00

Vircinra AGRICULTURAL AND EXPERIMENT STATION.

The sum of eight thousand five hundred dollars, for
the special purpose of conducting investigations, ex-
periments, and demonstrations with tobacco and
other crops grown in rotation, or in connection
With tobacco ........ cee cece ee cee cence sees

For county experiment stations, eleven thousand five
hundred dollars ...........- 2. eee cee cee eee rence

For investigations and experiments under the provi-
sions of chapter two hundred and twenty-six, acts
nineteen hundred and six, ten thousand dollars...

8,500 00
11,500 00

10,000 00

Vircinta NorMAL AND INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTE, PETERSBURG.

Virginia Normal and Industrial Institute, Petersburg,
or support, thirty thousand dollars..............
For water tank adequate for present needs, five thou-
sand dollars ......... cece eee eee e reece rene eeees
To remedy the dangerous condition in northern wing
of main building, five thousand dollars...........
To build barn, three thousand five hundred dollars...
To replace broken beds, tables and chairs, two thou-
sand dollars .......cccccccccccecccccccvcvcccees

30,000 00
5,000 00

5,000 00
3,500 00

2,000 00
For laundry building and equipment, six thousand
five hundred dollars...............ccccceeceeces $ 6,500 00

THE CoLLecE oF WILLIAM AND Mary.
The College of William and Mary, for support, fifty-

two thousand dollars ........... cece cece cence 52,000 00
To porn for the support of the summer session at

ublin, two thousand five hundred dollars........ 2,500 00

For water tank, three thousand dollars............. 3,000 00

To meet deficit, ten thousand dollars................ 10,000 00

The two thousand dollars to employ a teacher of chemistry and
the two thousand dollars to meet the Smith-Hughes act are all
embraced in the fifty-two thousand dollars herein provided.

And the board of visitors of said college shall have power to
fix, in their discretion, the rates for board, washing, lights and fuel,
notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the act entitled “an act
to amend and re-enact an act entitled an act to establish a normal
school at William and Mary college, in connection with its col-
legiate course, approved March fifth, eighteen hundred and eighty-
eight, and to transfer the ownership of the real estate and personal
property of the said college to the State, approved March seventh,
nineteen hundred and sixteen.”

VIRGINIA EprLtepTic CoLONY AT LYNCHBURG.

For support, eighty-five thousand dollars............. $ 85,000 00
For Insurance .......... cece eee cece cece eee eeeees 400 00
For additional boiler, laundry, bakery, carpenter shop,

dairy barn and road, twelve thousand dollars...... 12,000 00
VIRGINIA SCHOOL FoR THE CoLoRED Dear anD BLIND, aT NEWPORT

NEws.

For support, thirty thousand dollars................. $ 30,000 00
For electric pump, one thousand dollars........... . 1,000 00
For water tank, one thousand dollars............... 1,000 00

Stupents’ Loan Funp.

The State normal at Farmville, the State normal and
industrial schools for women at Harrisonburg, Fred-
ericksburg, and Radford, 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
appropriated to the support of these institutions, an-
nually, a sum not to exceed one per centum for each
year’s appropriation to said institutes, for support,
which sums shall be used for the establishment of

the State students’ loan fund at each of the several

institutions, respectively, three thousand eight hun-

dred dollars ....... 0.0... cc cc cece cece ences $ 3,800 00
To the State normal school for women at Fredericks-

burg, for the year ending February twenty-eighth,

nineteen hundred and sixteen, which was not col-

lected by the school to make the same available now,

four hundred dollars ............... 00 cece ceeeee 400 00

Each of the said institutions shall, upon such terms, and ac-
cording to such rules as may be prescribed by the respective boards
of trustees or visitors, make loans from the said State students’
loan fund to needy and deserving students of talent and character
from Virginia in the academic departments in said institutions for
the purpose of aiding these to obtain an education at such institu-
tions, who might not be able otherwise to do so, the said loan shall
not exceed one hundred dollars in any one session to 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 deter-
mine in each case; provided, that the rate of interest charged stu-
dents on such loans shall be four per centum per annum.

The said State students’ loan fund shall be preserved from
depletion by the said institutions, and, together with the repayment
and accretions thereto, shall be held and used for the purpose speci-
fied in this act and no other; and each of the said institutions shall
annually, not later than July in each year thereafter, file in the
office of the State superintendent of public instruction a statement,
in detail, showing 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
funds, and from whom, and any other information deemed per-
tinent by the institution so reporting, or which may have been re-
quested by the superintendent of public instruction.

The auditor of public accounts shall make no payment to any
of the said institutions on account of the said students’ loan fund
unless and until the institution applying for such payment shall
have furnished the said auditor a certificate from the superintendent
of public instruction that such institution has complied in all re-
spects with the foregoing requirements of this act in relation there-
to, and the State accountant shall annually audit and exhibit in
his annual report the account of the said fund at each such institu-
tion.

Prison ASSOCIATION OF VIRGINIA, AT LAUREL.

Prison Association of Virginia, at Laurel, twenty-two

thousand eight hundred and twelve dollars and

fifty cents 00... ccc. c cece eee c cece eceeeeeeeeeees $ 29,812 50
For maintenance, two hundred and fifty boys, at forty

cents per capita, thirty-six thousand five hundred

dollars ...... ccc cece ccc eee e teens bene eccceeees 36,500 00
For clothing and shoes, three thousand seven hundre«
and fifty dollars........ 0... ccc cece eee paeane

STaTeE Boarp or HEALTH.

State board of health, for general expenses, forty thou
sand dollars ........... cece cee cee cece eee ence
For community sanitation for rural sections, ten thou
sand dollars ....... 0... cece cece cece cece cence
For collection vital statistics, seven thousand dollars.
For publicity, two thousand dollars.................
For district nursing. two thousand five hundred dollar
For laboratory (for Wasserman test), twenty-five hun
dred dollars .......... ccc cece cece eee ee ee eeee

CATAWBA SANATORIUM.

Support, sixty-seven thousand two hundred dollars...
Deficit, nine thousand dollars..................005-
To pay expenses of convict road force at Catawba
twelve hundred and fifty dollars.................
For dairy COWS ........ cece eee eee ce eee eee eeees
For additional beds for Catawba, fifty thousand dollar
For four-inch cast-iron pipe line, pump, transformer:
motor, purification plant, seven thousand five hun
dred dollars ........ 0. cece cece cece ee eee ee ceee
For high pressure boiler, chimney and repairs dinin,
hall and kitchen building, two thousand dollars.
For repairing roofs, new floors and painting pavilion:
three thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars...
For additional land, five thousand dollars...........
For automobile bus, two thousand dollars...........

PIEDMONT SANATORIUM FOR THE COLORED, AT Bt

For maintenance, twenty-five thousand dollars.......

StaTe GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.

State geological survey, ten thousand dollars, chapte
seventy-five, acts nineteen hundred and eight.....
For printing and so forth, five thousand dollars.....
State geological commission, for support of forestry
under act approved March twenty-first, ninetee
hundred and fourteen, ten thousand dollars.......

Boarp oF PHARMACY.

Board of pharmacy, five thousand dollars, as provide
by chapter two hundred and ninety-one, acts nine
teen hundred and eight ............ eee eee evens
State Boarp or CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS.

For salary of secretary and employees and expenses of
administration, and the board of charities and cor-
rections shall fix the salary of the secretary, which
salary, however, shall not exceed three thousand dol- :
lars, sixty-seven hundred dollars................. 6,700 00

For placing children in homes and supervising the same 4,000 00
For protecting, supervising and giving information

concerning feeble-minded persons in homes, under

act approved March fourth, nineteen hundred and

sixteen, and for after-care of the mentally defective

and diseased persons ...........0cceceeceeceecs 1,000 00

InpustriaL Home ScHoou ror Waywarp Conorep GIRL,
HANOVER Country.

To the industrial home school for wayward colored
girls, for necessary improvement, support, clothing
and furnishings, ten thousand dollars............. 10,000 00

Provided, there shall be admitted to its custody and
control by any court, judge, or justice, under the
law of this State, any wayward, incorrigible or
vicious colored girls.

And the further sum of twenty thousand dollars, the
payment of which is conditioned upon the receiving
of twenty thousand dollars from the treasury of the
United States government. And upon the payment
of the aforesaid twenty thousand dollars, the direc-
tors of the said school are hereby authorized to
to receive into their custody colored females from
twelve to thirty years of age, convicted of mis-
demeanor and committed by the judges and justices
of this Commonwealth ............ ccc cece cece 20,000 00

Necro Rerormatory AssocraTIon, HANovEeR CounTty.

To the negro reformatory association of Virginia,
Hanover county, for clothing two hundred boys
at eighteen dollars per year, three thousand six hun-

dred dollars....... 0... cece cece cee cette eee eeees 3,600 00
For board of two hundred boys at forty cents per day,

twenty-nine thousand, two hundred dollars....... 29,200 00
For improvements and heating................eee0: 5,000 00

Provided, there shall be admitted to its custody and
control by any court, judge or justice, under the
law of this tate, any wayward, incorrigible or
vicious colored boys. -
Vircinia Home anv InpusTRIAL SCHOOL For Griris, aT Bon Arn

To the Virginia home and industrial school for girls,
for maintenance, clothing and furnishings, and to

pay any deficit, twenty thousand dollars.......... $ 20,000 00

For city boarding station, three thousand dollars....
And a further sum of ten thousand dollars, the pay-
ment of which is conditioned upon the receiving of
thirty thousand dollars from the treasury of the
United States government. And upon the payment
of the aforesaid thirty thousand dollars, the direc-
tors of the institution are hereby authorized to
receive white females from twelve to thirty years
of age, convicted of misdemeanor and committed
by the judges or justices of this Commonwealth. ...
For buildings and improvements................04:

ALEXANDRIA County TRIAL JUSTICE.

Salary of trial justice for the county of Alexandria
(chapter three hundred and seventy-four, acts nine-
teen hundred and twelve), one thousand dollars,
payable on and after the county of Alexandria has
paid into the treasury of the State the sum of five

undred dollars, the county being required, under
law, to pay one-half of the salary of the trial jus-
Ott: ne ee er err rr rr

TRAVELERS’ Arp SocieEry.

To the travelers’ aid society of Virginia, for its work
throughout the State, the sum of two thousand dol-
lars, of which the sum of seven hundred and fifty
dollars shall be paid over to the travelers’ aid societ.
of Petersburg; the auditor of public accounts shall
draw his warrant upon the treasurer of Virginia
for said amount......... cece cee cence eens

State Farr ASSOCIATION.

To the Virginia State fair association, incorporated,
to be applied toward the payment of certain pre-
miums upon agricultural, horticultural, live stock
and poultry exhibits to be offered in the name of
the State of Virginia, at the annual exhibitions of
the Virginia State fair association, incorporated,
the sum of five thousand dollars................

8,000 00

1,000 00

2,000 00

5,000 00

The governor of Virginia, and four others, to be appointed by
himself, two from the State board of agriculture, and two from the
board of directors of the Virginia State fair association, incorpo
rated, shall constitute a committee of five to determine the number,
amount and character of said premiums. The said committee shall
receive no compensation for their services. The appropriation
hereby made shall be subject to payment to the Virginia State fair
association, incorporated, upon order of the commission and by
warrant of its chairman, on October first, nineteen hundred and
eighteen.

The city of Charlottesville having, on August first,
nineteen hundred and sixteen, become a city of the
first class, the salary of the judge of the corporation
court of that city, on that date, became a charge
upon the State treasurer at an annual salary of
twenty-five hundred dollars a year, but nothing has
been paid by the State on account of that salary,
because no appropriation had been made. And the
city of Charlottesville, having paid on account of
the salary of the judge, three thousand nine hun-
dred and fifty-eight dollars and thirty-three cents
at the rate of twenty-five hundred dollars a year
from August first, nineteen hundred and sixteen to
February twenty-eighth, nineteen hundred and
eighteen, of which sum the State should have paid
one thousand nine hundred and seventy-nine dol-
lars and seventeen cents, the auditor of public
accounts is directed to draw his warrant on the
State treasury for one thousand nine hundred and
seventy-nine dollars and seventeen cents, payable
to the city of Charlottesville, to refund that amount
paid by the city to the judge, which should have
been paid by the State, when the evidence of such
payment by the city shall have been filed with the
auditor of public accounts, and the sum of one thou-
sand nine hundred and seventy-nine dollars and
seventeen cents is hereby appropriated for that pur-
0S $ 1,979 17

CoMMISSIONER OF PROHIBITION.

For the purpose of carrying into effect the act of the
general assembly relating to ardent spirits as
therein defined, commonly known as the prohibi-
tion bill, there is hereby appropriated out of any
money in the treasury of Virginia, not otherwise
appropriated, for the year ending February twenty-
elghth, nineteen hundred and nineteen, the sum of
fifty thousand dollars. The money appropriated
shall be paid by the auditor of public accounts upon
the warrants of the commissioner, which warrants
shall show the purposes for which the expenditure
IS MAC... . ee cece tee e teen eee e ences 50,000 00
CoMMISSION ON WorRKMEN’S COMPENSATION.

For expenses incurred by the commission on work-
men’s compensation, created by joint resolution of
the general assembly of nineteen hundred and six-
teen, including actual expenses of the members
thereof not in excess of fifty dollars to each, which
shall be paid by the auditor of public accounts on
rendition of accounts, approved by the chairman
and secretary of the commission, the sum of six
hundred and twenty-two dollars and twenty-four

cents, or so much thereof as may be necessary...... $

WoRKMEN’S COMPENSATION.

Workmen’s compensation to meet appropriation car-
ried by act approved nineteen hundred and eigh-
teen, ten thousand dollars...................000-

Boy Scouts.

To Richmond council boy scouts of America, E. B.
Thomasson, treasurer, for money expended in har-
vesting potatoes on Eastern Shore under order of
Virginia agricultural council of safety, upon pre-
sentation of proper vouchers to the auditor of pub-
lic accounts, a sum not to exceed four thousand
three hundred and fifty-one dollars and eighty-
SEVEN POTS, weees mee cs ewe vere cssmen sume s ERE ES hed

REntT oF State OFFICES.

For rent of suitable quarters for State departments, to
be selected by the governor and paid out by the
auditor of public accounts on order of the gover-
nor, who shall make an itemized report of expendi-
tures to the general assembly, a sum not to exceed
ten thousand dollars........... 0... cece eee eee

To pay the total] expenses incident to the inauguration
of Governor Westmoreland Davis, to be expended
upon the warrant of the chairman of the inaugural
committee, five hundred and nineteen dollars and
forty-four cents.......... 0c cece cece ee tec eens

622 24

10,000 00

4,351 87

10,000 00

519 44

Provided, that no part of any appropriation made in this act to
any public institution shall be available for the purpose of increas-
ing the salary of any official of any such public institution when
such official is now receiving a salary of more than three thousand
dollars per annum, including perquisites, unless such increase is

herein specifically provided.

Strate Tax Boar.

To the State tax board to carry out the provisions of
chapter two hundred and fifteen, acts of the general
assembly, approved March seventeenth, nineteen
hundred and sixteen, the sum of ten thousand dol-
lars, or so much thereof as may be necessary, to be
paid out of any funds in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated upon the warrant of the chairman,

countersigned by the secretary of the said board..$ 10,000 00

For the Fiscal Year Ending on the Twenty-ninth Day of February,

Nineteen Hundred and Twenty.

GOVERNOR.

Governor, salary of, five thousand dollars...........
Governor’s secretary, salary of, two thousand dollars.
Assistant secretary, salary of, not exceeding one thou-

sand five hundred dollars.......................
Second assistant secretary, salary of, not exceeding one

thousand two hundred dollars...................
Janitor, messenger and clerk, salary of, not exceeding

one thousand dollars..............ccccccceeceees :

One stenographer, salary of, not exceeding nine hun-
dred and sixty dollars................... cee eeee
Labor at executive mansion, one thousand two hundred
6 (0) 9 6) <r thee e eee

ATTORNEY GENERAL.

Attorney general, salary of, four thousand dollars....
Attorney general, assistant to, salary of, twenty-five
hundred dollars.............. cece e eee eee eeees
Attorney general, stenographic and clerical help for
attorney general and assistant attorney general, four
thousand two hundred dollars...................
Attorney general, contingent expenses of office, includ-
ing necessary traveling expenses on business for the
State, a sum sufficient therefor, any part of which
may be used for payment of traveling expenses in
settlement of the West Virginia debt, one thousand
two hundred dollars................. cece eee eee

SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH.

Secretary of the Commonwealth, salary of, two thou-
sand eight hundred dollars, and he shall receive in
addition thereto ten per centum of the amount of
sales of publications from his office; all fees of office
shall be paid into the treasury monthly...........

Secretary of the Commonwealth, three clerks in office,

- four thousand three hundred dollars.............

Secretary of the Commonwealth, contingent expenses
of office, not exceeding fifteen hundred dollars....

Secretary of the Commonwealth, janitor and messen-

_ ger to, nine hundred dollars.....................

5,000 00
2,000 00

1,500 00
1,200 00
1,000 00

960 00
1,200 00

4,000 00

2,500 00

4,200 00

1,200 00
Avupitor oF Pusiic Accounts.
Auditor of public accounts, salary of, four thousand

five hundred dollars............. ccc ce ccc cceeees $

Auditor of public accounts, for all clerks and employ-
ees in office, thirty-five thousand dollars; and a fur-
ther sum of two thousand dollars which the auditor
is authorized to use to pay compensation and
expenses of a clerk or employee whom he is author-
ized to send to confer and advise with officers in the
several counties and cities charged with the assess-
ing and collecting of State revenue as he may deem
PFOPET oo. cece ccc cece eee eee eee e cence ence

Auditor of public accounts, contingent expenses of
office, not exceeding fifteen hundred dollars.......

And the additional sum of fifteen hundred dollars to
carry out the provisions of chapter three hundred
and three, acts nineteen hundred and sixteen, which
amends Code, section four hundred..............

SEcoND AUDITOR.

Auditor (second), salary of, two thousand five hun-
dred dollars, and commissions allowed by law..
AUDITOR (SECOND )—CLERKS IN OFFICE.
First clerk, two thousand dollars..................
Second clerk, sixteen hundred dollars...............
Third clerk, "fourteen hundred dollars..............
Fourth clerk, twelve hundred dollars...............
Additional clerk, who shall be an expert bookkeeper,
two thousand dollars............... cc cece ence
Auditor (second), contingent expenses of office, not
exceeding three hundred dollars

TREASURER.

Treasurer, salary of, not exceeding two thousand dol-
lars, and commissions allowed by law............
Treasurer’s contingent expenses of office, not exceeding
five hundred dollars............-. cesses eeeeeenee

CXCOEEd 2. cc ccc ccc ccc cc ence eet c er ecececcecccepecse

SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC PRINTING.

Superintendent of public printing, salary of, twenty-
eight hundred dollars........... 6. ese eseeeeeeees
Superintendent of public printing, salary of clerk to,
two thousand dollars........ 0.0... cece ee eee
Superintendent of public printing, contingent expenses
of office, three hundred dollars..................
Superintendent of public printing, salary of messenger
to, one thousand and eighty dollars

4,500 00

37,000 00
1,500 00

1,500 00

2,500 00
2,000 00
1,600 00
1,400 00
1,200 00
2,000 00

300 00

2.000 00
500 00
14,000 00

2.800 00
2.000 00

300 00
1,080 00
Pusiic PRINTING.
Public printing, sixty thousand dollars, or so much

thereof as may be necessary...........eccee occas $ 60,000 00

Printing records in supreme court of appeals, nine
thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may
NECESSALY 2. cece ccc eee eee eee eee e eee aseeeees

Virginia reports, to pay printing, binding, et cetera,
three thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may
be necessary........ csc cee eee eeee eee Teer

REGISTER OF LAND OFFICE AND
SUPERINTENDENT OF PusBLic BUILDINGS.

Register of land office and superintendent of public
buildings, salary of, twenty-five 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............. cece eee eee ,

Register of land office, for the contingent fund, four
thousand dollars, which shall be expended for the
contingent expenses of his office, the care of the
Capitol Square, its drives and walkways, grass and
shrubbery, trees, the iron fences around the square,
the fountains, the Lee monument and _ fence,
and for the necessary repairs and keeping
in order the public buildings, and the furniture
therein contained, the machinery at the power plant
and elsewhere, the elevators in the State capitol and
library, and the feeding and housing of squirrels,
together with all supplies necessary to the perform-
ance of the above provisions..............ceceees

One clerk for register of land office, salary of, twelve
hundred dollars.............. cc ccc cess cena neees

Telephones in public buildings, six hundred dollars,
or so much thereof as may be necessary..........

Capito. Pouice, Empioyess, Et Cetera.

Two conductors at the library building for the eleva-
tor, one for day duty and one for night duty, who
shall also act as guards, ten hundred and eighty dol-
sore each, two thousand one hundred and sixty dol-

ATS Loc cece cee cece e eee eee e eee e eee eee eens

Such conductors shall have fifteen days’ leave of
absence each year, with pay, to pay substitute for
same, ninety dollars............. cc cece eee e eens

One policeman at the library building, one thousand
and eight dollars.......... 0... cece cece teens

2,500 00

4,000 00

1,200 00

600 00

2,160 00

90 00
1,008 00
One night watchman at the library building, one thou-

sand and eight dollars. .’...............eeeeeeee $

One night watchman for the court of appeals, one
thousand and eight dollars...................6-
Two janitors in library offices in library building, nine
hundred dollars each, the sum of one thousand,
eight hundred dollars................. cece eeees
One engineer for the electric light and power plant,
who shall be known as the chief engineer, fourteen
hundred and forty dollars...................0.4.
Two engineers for the electric light and power plant,
fourteen hundred and forty dollars each, two thou-
sand eight hundred and eighty dollars...........
Each engineer shall have fifteen days’ leave of absence
each year with pay, to pay for substitute for same,
two hundred dollars............. 0. cece cece eeeee

Three firemen at the electric light and power plant
who while on duty shall be under the control and
supervision of the engineer in charge, one thousand
and eighty dollars each, three thousand two hun-
dred and forty dollars............. 0... cece wees

Such firemen shall have fifteen days’ leave of absence
each year with pay, to pay substitutes for same,
one hundred and thirty-five dollars..............

Five capitol policemen, eleven hundred and fifty-two
dollars each, except that policemen in charge of
convicts in the capitol grounds shall receive twelve
dollars per month in addition, five thousand nine
hundred and four dollars..................0000-

Two janitors at the Davis building, nine hundred dol-
lars each, eighteen hundred dollars, or so much
thereof as may be necessary..............eeeeeee

One night watchman at the Davis building, one thou-
sand and eight dollars, or so much thereof as may
be MeCesSaTy.... ccc cece cece eee eee eee e cece ees

Three janitors at capitol building, the sum of nine hun-
dred dollars each........ 2... ccc cece cee ee ees

Two conductors of the elevator at the capitol, one for
day duty and one for night duty, who shall also act

1,008 00
1,008 00

1,800 00
1,440 00
2,880 00

200 00

300 00

3,940 00

135 00

5,904 00
1,800 00

1,008 00
2,700 00
as guards, salary of twelve hundred dollars each
per annum, and a sufficient sum to employ a sub-
stitute during fifteen days’ leave of absence, with

i TTT ETE TTELTTETLECLEL CITES CITerererirrece $

COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FuND.

Commissioners of the sinking fund, for contingent
expenses, one thousand dollars or so much thereof
as may be necessary.......... eee eee eee cece eee ee

SraTeE CorPORATION COMMISSION.

State corporation commission, salaries of three com-
missioners, each the sum of four thousand dollars,
twelve thousand dollars..................eeeeeee

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

Salary of the clerk of the commission (without fees,
the fees now collected by him to be paid into the
State treasury) three thousand six hundred dollars

Assistant clerk, two thousand four hundred dollars..

Tax expert and special representative (heretofore des-
ignated as statistical clerk) two thousand seven
hundred and fifty dollars....................06-

One tax clerk, one thousand six hundred dollars....

One additional tax clerk, one thousand three hundred
dollars .... cece ccc cece cee teen tence een eaee

One assessment clerk, one thousand seven hundred dol-
> ee

One charter clerk, one thousand six hundred dollars. .

Bailiff, one thousand six hundred dollars............

Three stenographers, one thousand six hundred dollars
each and one stenographer at twelve hundred dol-
ne er rr re ee

Clerk’s stenographer, one thousand two hundred dol-
Cr nets mmmnemaienmmes

Mailing clerk, who shall also be janitor, one thousand
two hundred dollars............. cece eee eee eee

Messenger, nine hundred dollars....................

For civil engineer and assistant assessor of mineral
lands, two thousand five hundred dollars.........

Traveling expenses of civil engineer................

To carry out the provisions of the act approved Feb-
ruary tenth, nineteen hundred and fifteen, entitled
an act to amend and re-enact section four of the
act entitled an act imposing public duties on heat,
light, power, water and telephone companies, and
to provide for the control and regulation of such

2,400 00
120 00

1,000 00

12,000 00

900 00

8,600 00
2.400 00

2,750 00
1,600 00
1,800 00
1,700 00
1,600 00
1,600 00
6,000 00
1,200 00

1,200 00
900 00

2.500 00
500 00
724 ACTS OF ASSEMBLY. [va.

companies by the State corporation commission,
approved March twenty-seventh, nineteen hundred
and fourteen, providing for the expense incurred in
the execution of said act and making appropriation
therefor, the sum of five thousand dollars, to be
expended as follows:
Engineer and inspector, three thousand dollars..... ..$ 3,000 00
Stenographer, nine hundred dollars................. 900 00
Traveling and incidental expenses of engineer and
other purposes of above act, or so much thereof as
may be necessary.... 2... e eee e eee e cence cece wees 1,100 00
lor the employment of expert assistance for the adjust-
ment of rates incident to the present war, or so
much thereof as may be necessary............-.- 9,500 00
For incidental and contingent expenses of the com-
mission, twelve thousand five hundred dollars, or
so much thereof as may be necessary, which shall
include extra copies of the commission’s annual.
report and also additional clerical assistance and
the rent of offices and equipment therefor when
MNNOCOSSOPY .4.- cate ese eow es ameen eens aaee uae ED 12,500 00
For the employment of counsel for the protection of
the people of the Commonwealth of Virginia, in the
prosecution of rate cases instituted by the State cor-
poration commission before the interstate commerce
commission, and for other purposes of the commis-
sion 1n legal and rate matters, hve thousand dollars,

or so much thereof as may be necessary.......... 5,000 00
Two engineer inspectors, not exceeding eighteen hun-

dred dollars each........... ccc c cece eee eee eaee 3,600 00
One accountant... .. 0... cece cee eee eee eee eee er 2,500 00

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND IMMIGRATION.
COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE AND IMMIGRATION.

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. . 3,500 00

To the commissioner of agriculture and immigration, to be paid
out of the funds in the State treasury to the credit of the depart-
ment of agriculture and immigration, known as the “fertilizer
fund,” to be available as the money may be deposited in the treas-
ury and to be drawn therefrom in such manner as is now provided
for by law, the following sums for the general purposes as indi-
cated herein for carrying out the provisions of an act entitled an
act to protect and advance agriculture by regulating the sale and
purity of commercial fertilizers, chapter one hundred and forty,
acts nineteen hundred and fifteen; provided that the sums herein
appropriated shall be considered only as approximate and that the

commissioner, under authority vested in him by law, with the
approval of the board of'agriculture and immigration, and the gov-
ernor, shall expend such sums in the aggregate not in excess of
the gross expenditures for each purpose herein provided for and
shall, from time to time, adjust and fix such expenses and the sala-
ries of the assistants and employees of the department, all other
laws to the contrary notwithstanding, as in his judgment and dis-
cretion may best preserve the economy and efficiency of the depart-
ment :
Virginia State horticultural society................. $ 1,000 00
General expenses of the department of agriculture and

immigration, the sum of four thousand, two hun-

dred dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary. 4,200 00
Traveling expenses of officers, assistants and inspectors,

the sum of seven thousand four hundred and fifty

dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary.. 7,450 00
Printing (account of public printer), the sum of six-

teen thousand and fifty dollars, or so much thereof

as may be mecesSary......... cee cee cee cee eens 16,050 00
Salaries of assistants and office force, the sum of four-

teen thousand, six hundred and fifty dollars, or so |

much thereof as may be necessary............... 14,650 00
Salaries of ten fertilizer inspectors, who shall be paid

a salary not exceeding one hundred dollars per

month each, while employed, the sum of six thou-

sand dollars, or so much thereof as may be neecssary 6,000 00
Division of chemistry, the sum of twenty-three thou-

sand two hundred and twenty-five dollars, or so

much thereof as may be necessary............... 23,225 00
Experimental farms, the sum of fifteen thousand dol-

ars, or so much thereof as may be neecssary, for

for the purpose of carrying on experiments in fer-

tilizers and plants ............. ccc cece e cece eeees 15,000 00

All of the above items under this department shall be paid out
of the fertilizer tax.
To the commissioner of agriculture and immigration,

the sum of two thousand five hundred dollars per

annum, or so much thereof as may be necessary, for

the purpose of advertising the resources of Virginia

in this and other States where new settlers are avail-

able. to be paid out of the general fund in the

ETCASUTY 2... ccc cece eee eee ec eee eee nees 2,500 00
To the commissioner of agriculture and immigration,

the sum of six thousand five hundred dollars per

annum, or so much thereof as may be necessary for

the purpose of making analyses of and testing agri-

cultural seed and for carrying out the provisions

of the agricultural seed law, chapter five hundred

and six, acts nineteen hundred and sixteen, to be

paid out of the general fund in the treasury...... 6,500 00

To the department of agriculture and immigration the
further sum of three thousand five hundred dollars,
to be used for the special development of horti-

CUILUTE . oc ce ccc ccc ce cc cet cece cece cece eee c eens $

To the State board of agriculture, to be used to aid
Virginia truck experiment station................

To the commissioner of agriculture and immigration,
the sum of one thousand five hundred dollars per
annum, or so much thereof as may be necessary, for
the purpose of carrying out the provisions of an act
entitled an act in relation to the sale of farm pro-
duce on commission; chapter seventy-seven, acts

nineteen hundred and sixteen, to be paid out of the.

general fund in the treasury..............e.e08.

DatrRyY AND Foop CoMMISSIONER.

Dairy and food commissioner, the sum of twenty-five
hundred dollars, which shall be in full for his
| GETVICES co.cc cece eee ce tee eee ee ee eee eeeeeees

For the conduct of the work of the office of the dairy
and food commissioner, for the general expenses
of the department, traveling expenses, cost of sam-
ples and analyses of the same, salaries and printing,
the further sum of forty-two thousand five hundred
and thirty dollars, or so much thereof as may be
necessary, to be paid when available from the fees
and taxes collected by the dairy and food com-
MISSIONEL .... ce cee cece eee e eee e eee eeceneeees

And the further sum of seven thousand five hundred
dollars to provide for the examination and testing
of dairy cattle, for controlling tuberculosis, under
act approved March twenty-fourth, nineteen hun-
dred and fourteen, chapter two hundred and forty-
FIVE Lecce cece cece eee cece reer eee eeeeeeeees

VIRGINIA STATE DarryMEN’s ASSOCIATION.

To the Virginia State dairymen’s association, for the
purpose of furthering the interests of dairying in
Virginia, the sum of five hundred dollars.........

Division or MARKETS.

Created by act approved March twentieth, nineteen hun-
dren and sixteen, for the purpose of furthering the
interest of marketing agricultural products; to be
paid and disbursed as prescribed in said act.......

3,500 00

12,500 00

1,500 00

2,500 00

49,580 00

7,500 00

5,000 00
Pusiic SCHOOLS—SUPERINTENDENT OF PuBLIC INSTRUCTION.

Superintendent of public instruction, salary of, the sum

of thirty-five hundred dollars and five hundred dol-

lars additional in leu of all fees he is now receiving

EF LOA ccs i WAR RT AMA NARS Nm $ 4,000 00
And his necessary traveling expenses while engaged in

the duties of his office, the premium on his official

bond, not to exceed in the aggregate one thousand

dollars for the year........... cece cee cece eee 1,000 00
Such sums as will be sufficient to pay the amount re-

quired by section fifteen hundred and seven of the

Code of Virginia, as amended, to be applied to the

support of the public free schools, estimated at the

sum of one million, nine hundred thousand dollars

(estimated auditor’s report nineteen hundred and

seventeen, page four hundred and forty-six...... 1,900,000 00
And the further sum of six hundred and eighty thou-
sand dollars ........... cee cece cece cee e eee eees 680,000 00

This latter sum to be turned over to the State board of edu-
cation and by that board apportioned as prescribed by the Con-
stitution, to the public free schools of the several counties and
cities of the Commonwealth; provided, however, that the said State
board of education shall not apportion any of said fund to any
county or city unless said county or city pay out of local funds
at least twenty per centum of the teachers’ salaries in the schools
of said county or city; provided, however, that in exceptional cases
the State board of education may except from this rule a county
which is unable to pay more than ten per centum of teachers’
salaries; and provided, further, that the schools are conducted for
a term of not less than seven months or for a period at least twenty
days longer than the term for the previous session, or for a period
satisfactory to the State board of education; and provided, further,
that no portion of this fund shall be paid to any county or city
in which the aggregate district and county tax for schools amounts
to less than fifty cents on the hundred dollars; and the board of
supervisors of each county and the council of each city, in the
event that the maximum school levies or appropriations allowed
under the law will not yield a sum of money necessary for the
purposes herein specified, is authorized, as permitted by section
one hundred and forty-one of the Constitution, section fifteen hun-
dred and twenty-nine of the Code, and acts of the general assembly
approved March seventeenth and twenty-first, nineteen hundred and
sixteen, to make appropriations to meet the conditions herein pro-
posed. However, from the said sum turned over to the State board
of education, as aforesaid, shall be excepted forty thousand dollars,
or so much thereof as may be necessary, which the State board is
authorized to expend in the maintenance of summer normal schools
and institutes; provided that no Virginia teacher shall be charged
tuition in said normal schools or institutes. From the sum turned
over to the State board of education, as aforesaid, shall also be
excepted the sum of one thousand dollars, or so much thereof as
may be necessary, which the State board is authorized to expend
in the maintenance of the public free school at Laurel reformatory;
the sum of twelve hundred dollars, or so much thereof as may |
necessary, which the State board is authorized to expend in the
maintenance of the public free schools at the negro reformatories
in Hanover county; and the sum of twelve hundred dollars, or so
much thereof as may be necessary, which the State board is auth-
orized to expend in the maintenance of the public free school at
the Virginia home and industrial school for girls; and the further
sum of seven hundred and fifty dollars, or so much thereof as may
be necessary, which the State board is authorized to expend in
the maintenance of the public free school at the Virginia epileptic
colony; and the further sum of two thousand dollars or so much
thereof as may be necessary, which the State board is authorized
to expend for rent of offices which are rendered necessary by the
crowded conditions of the Capitol building; provided the rent of
the offices in which the departemnt of education is housed is not
paid out of the general revenues of the State; and the further sum
of one thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary,
which the State board is authorized to spend in the encouragement
of general or special educational conferences.

There shall also be excepted from the sum to be turned over to
the State board of education, as aforesaid, the sum of two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars or so much thereof, as may be necessary,
to be used under the rules and regulations of the State board of
education for the establishment and maintenance of rural one-room
and two-room and graded schools, and for special supervision there-
of, and to be apportioned among such schools by the State board of
education and local school authorities; provided that all the con-
ditions above imposed on the apportionment of the general appro-
priation of this act shall be applied to such special appropriation;
provided, however, that the State board of education may use a
sum not to exceed twenty-five thousand dollars of this lal ap-
propriation for the establishment and maintenance of vacation
schools in such sections of the State as said State board may deem
wise and proper.

For high schools, to be expended as per act creating
public high schools, one hundred thousand dollars;
provided that unless by separate act the amounts
necessary in order to meet the conditions of the
federal act for vocational training in high schools
known as the Smith-Hughes bill, are appropria
then of the sum of five hundred and eighty thousand
dollars herein provided for the support of the public
and high schools an amount not exceeding forty-
eight thousand, one hundred and fifty-five dollars
for the year ending February twenty-eighth, nine-
teen hundred and nineteen, and a sum not exceed-
ing sixty-three thousand four hundred and sixty
dollars for the year ending February twenty-ninth,
nineteen hundred and twenty, or so much of said
sums as may be necessary, shall be devoted to the
establishment and support of departments of voca-
tional training in agriculture and domestic economy
in such high schools as may be designated by the
State board of education, to be conducted under the
-joint rules and regulations of the State board of
education, and the federal board for vocational

tPAINING 6... eee ccc eect eee eee tenes $ 100,000 00

For normal instruction in high schools under chapter
sixty-seven of the acts of nineteen hundred and
eight, ten thousand dollars...............-++.++:

For libraries in public schools, cities, towns and rural
districts under chapter three hundred and _ six-
teen, acts of nineteen hundred and eight, and acts
amendatory thereof, three thousand dollars.......

For school teacher’s pension fund, as provided by acts
of nineteen hundred and ten, ten thousand dollars.

Agricultural high schools—for equipment, mainte-
nance, betterments and additional dormitory space,
and for extension work in agriculture, gardening,
canning and domestic science, as may be needed, to
be expended under the supervision of the agricul-
tural extension department of the agricultural and
mechanical college and polytechnic institute, the
sum of twenty-five thousand dollars..............

CoMMISSIONER OF LABOR.

Commissioner of labor, salary of two thousand five
hundred dollars............. 02. cece eee e cee e eens
And for the purposes of his office, eight thousand
C6 C0) 0 oc
For two mine inspectors, salary of, one thousand five
hundred dollars each, three thousand dollars......
For traveling and incidental expenses of mine inspec-
tors, two thousand dollars...............0ceceees
One factory inspector, one thousand five hundred
6 C0) OE
For traveling and incidental expenses of factory in-
spector, one thousand three hundred dollars.......
Printing, et cetera, five hundred dollars..............

ADJUTANT GENERAL.

10,000 00 -

8,000 00

10,000 00

Adjutant general, salary of, three thousand dollars 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.

Minirary Funp.

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,
eighty-four thousand dollars................++65-

The additional sum of fifty-thousand dollars to be paid
out upon the orders of the governor, in such cases
of emergency, as he may consider to justify such
EXPENdItULeS 60... Lecce cece ee ee cece erence eres

STATE Lrprary.

State librarian, salary of, two thousand five hundred
, dollars ...... cee eee eee ee ee eee PETTITTE rete
Assistant State librarian, salary of, eighteen hundred
dollars ...... cc eee eee eee eee e eee e eee e eens
Reference librarian, salary of, fourteen hundred and
forty dollars . 1.0... ccc cece cece eee eens
Stenographer in State library, ten hundred and twenty
6 C0) 0 0
Salary of catalogner, one thousand and eighty dollars.
And to pay assistant janitor, eight hundred and sixty-
four dollars £0... 0... cece ee cece rete e eens
Salaries of other assistants and expenses of publishing
the journal of the council and for traveling libraries,
including salary to State archivist of one thousand
four hundred and forty dollars; seven thousand
nine hundred and twelve dollars; or so much there-

of as may be necessary......... eee e eee eee eens
Doorkeeper who shall act as janitor of State library,
nine hundred and sixty dollars..................
Special fund for binding, fifteen hundred dollars.....

MINERAL AND TIMBER EXHIBITS.

Mineral and timber exhibit, one custodian, to be ap-
pointed by the governor, one thousand and eighty
Oars .o ccc cece cece cece eee tense neces
Contingent expenses, to be paid on order of the gover-
nor, three hundred dollars......... 0... cece eee eee

COMMISSIONER OF STATE HOspitats.
Commissioner of State hospitals, salary of, two thou-

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

[va.

$ 84,000 00

50,000 00

2,500 00
1,800 00
1,440 00

1,020 00
1,080 00

864 00

Stare Higuoway CoMMISSIONER

Salary of State highway commissioner, thirty-five
dred dollars ........... 0. cece eee eee eee
Salary of assistant highway commissioner, twent
hundred dollars ............... 2.02 eee eee
Salary of clerk of highway commissioner, fifteen
dred dollars ........ 0... . cece eee eee eee
Salary of additional clerk of highway commiss
one thousand dollars...................645-

Roaps.

For State money aid to public roads, to be expe
as provided by chapter seventy-six, acts of nir
hundred and eight, three hundred thousand d

For convict road force, under act approved Marc
sixth, nineteen hundred and six, known as the
siter-Withers acts, two hundred and fifty tho
Gollars 2.0... . cece cece cee eee teens

Out of which shall be paid the following salarie

Man in charge of field camps, eighteen hundre
First clerk, eighteen hundred dollars.

Second clerk, twelve hundred dollars.

Third clerk, eight hundred dollars.

To meet federal aid appropriation, and for the |
sary preliminary surveys and extra work not

ered by federal aid....................0-00-

PENITENTIARY.

Salary of superintendent of penitentiary, twent
hundred dollars................- cee ween ees
Salary of surgeon at Penitentiary, one thousand
hundred dollars.............. 02s eee eee eees
Salary of assistant superintendent at peniten
fourteen hundred and forty dollars.........
Salaries of four keepers at penitentiary, twelve
dred dollars each, forty-eight hundred dollars

SALARIES OF CLERKS AT PENITENTL

Recording clerk, twelve hundred dollars........
Salary of matron at penitentiary, seven hundrec
twenty dollars ........... 0c. e eee cee eee
Salaries of five directors of the penitentiary, at th
of three dollars for every day’s attendance 0
board ; provided that no director shall receive
than two hundred dollars per annum, and :
traveling expenses to members of the board of direc-

tors living outside of the city of Richmond, one

thousand dollars .......... ccc cece eee ec cence nee $ 1,000 00
Salaries of interior and exterior guards at the peniten-

tiary, not to exceed twenty-two in number, not to be

paid when absent on furlough for more than fifteen

days in any one year, whether sick or otherwise;

substitute guards shall receive the same pay, when

employed, as the regularly employed guards, each

one thousand and eighty dollars, twenty-four thou-

sand dollars, or so much thereof as may be neces-

So a 24,000 00
For expenses of operating and repairs to the electric

chair, two thousand five hundred dollars, or as

much thereof as may be necessary..............5. 2,500 00
For transportation of criminals to and from the peni-

tentiary, eight thousand dollars, or so much thereof

as may be necessary....... ce ee ee cece eee ee eee 8,000 00
Penitentiary, for supplies of food, clothing, ordinary

repairs, extra guards and incidental expenses fifty

thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be

NOCESHATY saw ccewe gs eee cteuEsswee nem aERSeE ESE ES 50,000 00
Penitentiary, to purchase machinery and. equipment

for the manufacture of supplies for the various

State institutions forty thousand dollars, or so much

thereof as may be necessary............. eee eeeee 40,000 00

StTaTE FARM.

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 com-
pensation to be each forty dollars per month and
their board, each guard to be entitled to fifteen days’
vacation annually without deduction of pay, ten
thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be

TICCESSATY sseveer sees eeee eset ssacssumccnmenavnes 10,000 00
Surgeon at State farm, nine hundred dollars, and board
for himself and horse.............ccccecceeccees 900 00

Superintendent at State farm, one thousand dollars,
in addition thereto, board for himself and family. 1,000 00

One bookkeeper, ten hundred dollars................ 1,000 00

State farm, for supplies of food, clothing, ordinary
repairs, extra guards and incidental expenses,
twenty 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 pris-
oners 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.................005-

SuPREME Court OF APPEALS.

Salary of the president of the court, five thousand two
hundred dollars ....... 0... ccc cece eee ee cece eee
Salary of four associate Judges, five thousand dollars
SE 6
To pay two retired presidents of the court at three
thousand, one hundred and twenty dollars each, one
retired associate judge, three thousand dollars, and
such further sum as may be necessary to pay the
salary of any other judge retiring in nineteen hun-

' dred and eighteen or nineteen hundred and nine-
teen, who is entitled by law to be compensated.....
Stenographic services for the judges of the court of
appeals, including the salary of the secretary of
the court, to be paid out by order of the court, not
exceeding four thousand five hundred dollars.....
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 addi-
tion to those now provided by law, as it may deem
necessary, to fix the salaries and order the payment

of the same out of this appropriation, and to order
the payment of such other expenses for the proper
conduct of the court as may be deemed necessary. .
Salary of the reporter of the supreme court, one thou-
sand five hundred dollars....................25-
Salary of the clerk of the supreme court at Richmond,
five hundred dollars............... csc eee eee e ees
Salary of clerk of the supreme court, at Staunton, three
hundred and twenty dollars.....................
Salary of the clerk of the supreme court at Wythe-
ville, three hundred and twenty dollars...........
Mileage of judges and stenographer of the supreme
court and actual traveling expenses and hotel bills

of the judges of the circuit courts while in attend-
ance in their circuit in courts other than courts of
the counties or cities in which said judges reside,
five thousand dollars......... 0... cece cece eee eee

Crrcuir Courts.

Salaries of twenty-three judges, each two thousand
five hundred dollars............. cece cee eee ees
And a further sum of two hundred and eight dollars
and thirty cents to pay additional salaries, for the

20,000 00

5,200 00
20,000 00

9.240 00

4,500 00

30,000 00
1,500 00
500 00
320 00
320 00

5,000 00

57,500 00
menth of February, nineteen hundred and twenty,

to the judges of the circuit courts of the second,

sixth, fourteenth, eighteenth, and twenty-second

judicial circuits, each forty-one dollars and sixty-

SIX CONS 2... eee cece cee cee cece e ete eee eeceees $ 208 30
Salaries of seven judges, each three thousand dollars.. 21,000 00
Salary of the judge of the tenth judicial circuit, three

thousand five hundred dollars................... 3,500 00
And a further sum of forty-one dollars and sixty-six

cents to pay the additional salary of the judge of

the tenth judicial circuit, for the month of Feb-

ruary, nineteen hundred and twenty........ Becca 41 66

Ciry 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 chancery

court, and the corporation court of the city of Nor- __-

folk, each three thousand five hundred dollars.... 21,000 00
Salary of the judge of the law and chancery court the

city of Roanoke, three thousand dollars.......... 3,000 00
Salaries of the judges of the corporation or hustings

courts of the cities of Petersburg, Lynchburg, Char-

lottesville, Roanoke, Alexandria, and Newport

News, each two thousand five hundred dollars..... 15,000 00
Salaries of the judges of the corporation or hustings

courts of the ciltes of Portsmouth, Staunton, Dan-

ville and Hopewell, each three thousand dollars... 12,000 00

And such further sums as may be necessary (by reason of vacan-
cies) to pay additional salaries to judges of circuit or corporation
or hustings courts, as is provided in an act amending section one
hundred and eighty-five of the Code of Virginia, approved January
thirty-first, nineteen hundred and eighteen.

SALARIES OF THE CLERKS OF CircuIt CouRTs.

Salary of the clerk of the circuit court of the city of

Richmond, seven hundred and twenty dollars a year,

acts nineteen hundred and eight, page three hun-

dred and ninety-nine............ cc cece cee eee ees $ 720 00
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

0 0X6 Gb 0) DD 1,000 00

GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

To pay the salaries of members, clerks, assistant clerks,
oflicers, pages, employees, and incidental expenses,
and also’ for mileage of members, officers and em-
ployces, a sufficient sum, eighty thousand dollars.. 80,000 00
Clerk of the house of delegates, eight dollars per day for every
day the said clerk does not receive ten dollars per day, a sum
sufficient.

’ To the clerk of the senate, an additional sum of two dollars per
day for that period for which his services are fixed by law in con-
nection with the services of the general assembly, a sum sufficient.

The document clerk and librarian of the senate shall receive the
sum of five dollars per day, except during the session of the general
assembly he shall receive the sum of eight dollars per day, and his
office shall be open every day except Sundays and legal holidays,
as required by law, a sum sufficient.

GENERAL EXPENSES OF GOVERNMENT.

Bonds of clerks in State offices, section two hundred

and twenty-five of the Code, premium on, seven

hundred dollars, or so much thereof as may be

MECESSATY 2. cece eee cee cee cee eee eee e eee eee eee $ 700 00
Capitation taxes, amount collected to be returned,

counties and cities, one hundred and thirty-eight

thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be

TIECESSATY 2... cece ccc cee reece eect rece nee 138,000 00
Delinquent capitation taxes, afterwards collected to be
returned, counties and cities, three thousand dollars. 3,000 00

Civil contingent fund, eighteen thousand five hundred

dollars, which shall include expenditures by the

executive of a public or official nature, or so much

thereof as may be necessary...............ee eae 18,500 00
Civil prosecutions and costs in civil cases, expenses and

commissions collecting old debts, et cetera, sections

seven hundred and two and seven hundred and three

of the Code, two thousand dollars, or so much there-

of as may be necessary...........- ccc e eee ences 2,000 00
Ice, fuel and light in Capitol and Library buildings,

executive mansion and power plant, ten thousand

dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary.... 10,000 00
Criminal charges, including expenses of juries, wit-

nesses, et cetera, the prison association of Virginia,

as provided in section forty-one hundred and

seventy-three-d of the Code, as amended; the negro

reformatory association of Virginia, as provided in

section forty-one hundred and seventy-three-e of

the Code, as amended, and the State board of chari-

ties and corrections, on account of transportation

expenses, as provided in chapter three hundred and

fifty, acts nineteen hundred and fourteen, three hun-

dred and fifty thousand dollars, or so much there-

of as may be necessary; all jail physicians to be paid

at the rate provided by law, but not more than five

hundred dollars per calendar year shall be paid the

jail physician or physicians for any city or county. 350,000 00
To pay commissions to commissioners of revenue, ex-
aminers of records, postage and express charges on
land.and property books, et cetera, one hundred and
forty thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may

be N€CESSATY ...... cece ce eee cee cee cece ences $ 140,000 00

Lunatics, support of, in jails and in charge of private
persons, two thousand five hundred dollars, or so
much thereof as may be necessary................

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

Delinquent lands, to pay expenses of sales of fees to
clerks, eight thousand dollars, or so much thereof as
may be Necessary........ cece eee cee eee eee eees

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

Expenses of registration of marriages, five hundred dol-

ars, or so much thereof as may be necessary.......

8,000 00

320 00
500 00

Military contingent fund, to pay the military forces, when aid-
ing the civil authorities, as prescribed by section three hundred and

five of the Code of Virginia, a sum sufficient therefor.
Expenses of auditing committee, six thousand two hun-
dred and fifty dollars, in which sum shall be in-
cluded all moneys provided for salaries and ex-
penses under the acts of nineteen hundred and ten,

providing State accountant, et cetera............. $

COMMISSION OF FISHERIES.

Salaries and expenses of commission of fisheries, a sum
of forty-five thousand dollars, or so much thereof
as may be necessary, which shall include salaries
of chairman and secretary, as provided by law cre-
ating 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 condi-
tions, and to authorize the renting of such grounds,
approved March fourteenth, nineteen hundred and
four, and to the unsalaried members of the com-
mission of fisheries of Virginia, the sum of four
hundred dollars each for extraordinary services per-
formed by them, and also proper police protection,
maintenance of steamers and vessels, to be paid out
of the oyster tax, and in no event is any portion of
the foregoing appropriations embraced in this sec-
tion to be paid otherwise than out of said tax......

And the further sum of five thousand dollars, or so
much thereof as may be necessary, for the purchase

45,000 00
or repair of boats, to be paid out of the oyster tax
and not otherwise......... ccc ccc cc cee cece eee eee $ 5,000 00

Pusuic Dest.

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, eigh-

teen 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 ........ 0... cece ee ee cece eee eee e eee 840,000 00
For the sinking fund, one hundred and twenty thou-

sand dollars, or so much thereof as may be neces-

sary, to carry out the provisions of an act approved

February twentieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-

two, entitled an act to provide for settlement of

public debt of Virginia, et cetera................. 120,000 00

PENSIONS.

To pay pensions, seven hundred and fifty thousand
dollars, out of which the auditor of public accounts
shall pay each pensioner in the several classes now
on the roll, or hereafter placed on the roll, the
amount now provided by act, nineteen hundred and
eighteen; and provided, further, if any assessment
hereafter made of the real estate or personal prop-
erty, or both owned at this time by a pensioner on
the roll shows an increased valuation beyond the
amount fixed by law to entitle the pensioner to draw
a pension, such increase shall not operate to prevent
any such pensioner from receiving the pension he
shall receive under the provisions of act nineteen
hundred and eighteen; and, provided further, the
auditor of public accounts is not authorized to use
any part of the sum hereby appropriated for clerk
hire, expenses, and so forth, seven hundred and fifty
thousand dollars...... 0... . cece eee eee eee eens 750,000 00

Provided, further, that out of the appropriation for public print-
ing, the superintendent of public printing shall supply all forms
and have done and pay for all printing, binding, ruling, and so
forth, required by the auditor of public accounts in pension mat-
ters, and in connection with the payment of pensions.

Confederate soldiers’ home for annuity, seventy-five

thousand dollars, which shall include all sums pro-

vided by law........ cece eee ee eect eect ee eeee $ 75,000 00
To provide for the payment to each inmate of R. E. Lee
camp, number one, Confederate veterans’ soldiers’

home, provided for in act of general assembly, ap-

proved nineteen hundred and eighteen, the sum of

two dollars per month for incidental personal ex-

penses, a sum sufficient, seven thousand dollars....$ 7,000 00
To provide for the relief of needy Confederate veterans

who are not eligible to become inmates of the sol-

diers’ home because suffering from cancerous affec-

tion or contagious diseases, by act approved nine-

teen hundred and eighteen, the sum of two thousand

C6 C0) 0: = 9,000 00
Confederate memorial association, caring for graves of
Confederate dead, twenty-six hundred dollars..... 2,600 00

CONFEDERATE MusEuUM.

The auditor of public accounts, during the fiscal year
of nineteen hundred and eighteen, is instructed and
empowered to draw his warrant in favor of the Vir-
ginia regent of the Confederate museum for the sum
of one hundred and twenty dollars to be expended
in caring for the Virginia rooms in the Confederate
MUSEUM 2 occ e rece cece eee ete n eee e cree eee 120 00

TIoME FOR CONFEDERATE WoMEN.

For aid of the home for Confederate women, located
in the city of Richmond, at number three, east
‘Grace street, under act of the general assembly,
approved March fourth, nineteen hundred and four-
teen, the sum of ten thousand dollars............. 10,000 00

NEEDY CONFEDERATE WOoMEN.

For the relief of needy Confederate women of Virginia,
who are not upon the State pension rolls, and who
are not inmates of any Confederate, independent or
church homes or charitable institutions; act ap-
proved March tenth, nineteen hundred and four-
teen, chapter fifty-six, the sum of ten thousand
60) OE 10,000 00

Home ror INCURABLES.

To the Virginia home for incurables, for support, one
thousand eight hundred dollars.................. 1,800 00

LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU.

Legislative reference bureau, established by act March
twenty-first, nineteen hundred and fourteen, for
salary of director, twenty-five hundred dollars.... 9500 00
For salaries of clerks and expenses of bureau, three
thousand dollars ............ cece cece cece eee eees $ 3,000 00

STATE HOSPITALS FOR THE INSANE.
EAsTern STATE HOSPITAL.

For support, one hundred and fifty-five thousand

6 (0) 0 C1 § 155.000 00
Repairs, seven thousand dollars............0.. eee ee. 7,000 00

For equipment of farm............ 0. ee cee eee eee 3,000 00
Wrstern Stare Hosprratn.

For support, one hundred and_= seventy thousand
Gollars, 0c ccs wn nw meee menses eee eRe eee eRNS Dene 170,000 00

SOUTHWESTERN STATE HospItat.
For support, one hundred and fifteen thousand dollars. 115,000 00

CrenrraL Stare Hospitat.
For support, two hundred and seventy-five thousand

Collars 22... cc cece cece ee eee eee eee eee eees 275,000 00
For enlargement of laundry and additional equipment,

four thousand dollars.......... 0... cee ee eee ee eee 4,000 00
New floors and sanitary fixtures, three thousand

6 00) OC: 3,000 00
For additional accommodations, twenty thousand

C6 C0) 0 Ey 20,000 00

Store house of sufficient size to properly care for,
classify and distribute all supplies for institution,
four thousand dollars............ cece eee eee 4,000 00

OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF STATE FIOSPITALS.

Officers and employees of the State hospitals for the insane, to
be paid out of the amount appropriated for the institutions, respec-
tively, as follows:

Sup:rintendent of the Western State hospital, two thousand five
hundred dollars.

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

Superintendent of the Eastern State hospital, two thousand five
hundred dollars.

Superintendent of the Southwestern State hospital, two thou-
sand five hundred dollars.

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

The first and second assistant physicians at the Central, and
the first assistant physician at the Southwestern hospital, shall
each receive a alary not exceeding eighteen hundred dollars per
annum.
The second assistant physician at the Southwestern hospital shall
receive a salary not exceeding twelve hundred dollars per annum.

The first and second assistant physicians at the Western State
hospital, not exceeding one thousand eight hundred dollars each.

First assistant physician at the Eastern State hospital, not ex-
ceeding eighteen hundred dollars.

Second assistant physician at the Eastern State hospital, not
exceeding one thousand five hundred dollars.

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

Stewards of the Western and Southwestern State hospitals shal!
receive a salary not exceeding one thousand dollars per annum.

Stewards of the Eastern and Central State hospitals shall re-
ceive each a salary not exceeding one thousand five hundred dollars
per annum.

The clerk of each hospital shall receive a salary not exceeding
eight hundred dollars per annum; 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 exceed.
ing seven hundred and fifty dollars per annum.

Except the engineer-electrician at the Eastern State hospital
who shall receive not exceeding twelve hundred dollars.

The officers (except superintendents) of the hospitals shall re
ceive, in addition to the salary specified above, their board and lodg
ing at their respective hospitals, but shall not receive any addi
tional perquisites or emoluments.

INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.

Mepicat CoLLEce or VirGinia, AT RicHMOND.

For support, twenty thousand dollars............... $ 20,000 0
For the support. of Memorial hospital, twenty thousand
dollars, for the free treatment, care and maintenance

of Virginia patients............ cece cece eee 20,000 Of
State NorMAL ScHoot FoR WoMEN AT FARMVILLE.
For support, eighty thousand dollars................ 80,000 OC
For enlarging kitchen and equipment, ten thousand ,
6 C0) 0 10,000 0
To pay debt owing on real estate, fourteen thousand
and fifty dollars......... cece eee cece cece eens 14,050 0¢

STATE NorMAL Scrioo. FOR WoMEN AT HARRISONBURG.

For support, fifty thousand.................ceceees 50,000 00
For repairs, improvements and additional equipment, |

other than grading grounds and landscaping, fifteen

thousand dollars ........ 0. ccc cc ccc ccc ce cece cee 15,000 00
State NorMAL SCHOOL FOR WOMEN AT FREDERICKSBURG.

For support, fifty thousand dollars........... pete nae $ 50,000 00
For repairs, improvements and additional equipment,
ten thousand dollars............. 0. cece ee eee ees 10,000 00
State Normaut Scnoot ror Women At Raprorp.
For support, forty-five thousand dollars............. 45,000 00
For repairs and general equipment, eight thousand
6 C0) UF: 8,000 00

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

For support, one hundred and ten thousand dollars,
which shall include the ten thousand dollars pro-
vided for by an act approved January twenty-third,
eighteen hundred and ninety-six, chapter one hun-
dred and thirty-six, acts eighteen hundred and
ninety-five, ninety-six, upon condition that the Uni-
versity of Virginia shall give instructions to prop-
erly 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 shall not inter-

fere with the ten dollars contingent. deposit....... 110,000 00
To meet appropriation under Smith-Hughes act, two

thousand dollars ........... 0. cc cece cece cece 2,000 00
For one hundred and nineteen scholarships........... 5,000 00

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA HOSPITAL.

For support of hospital, forty thousand dollars, for the
free treatment, care and maintenance of Virginia
Patients 2... ccc cece cece cece cence eee eeenees 40,000 00

VirGin1A Mirirary INSTITUTE.

For support, sixty thousand dollars, which shall in-
clude the expenses of the board of visitors, except
the adjutant general and the superintendent of
public instruction, whose expenses shall be paid as
provided by law, sixty thousand dollars.......... 60,000 00

Owing to the pressure on the Virginia Military insti-

' tute by reason of increased attendance and the
patent lack of adequate accommodation for so many
cadets, and especially in the academic department,

- the Virginia Military institute is granted an ap-
propriation of fifty thousand dollars for the year
nineteen hundred and nineteen for the erection of
an academic building, with the proviso that the in-
stitute is to supply by contribution from its alumni
and friends, or otherwise without further charge to
the State, at least the difference in the cost of the
building during said year and the same building if
it had been erected in nineteen hundred and thir-
teen, and no part of said appropriation of fifty
thousand dollars shall be available unless and until
satisfactory evidence has been furnished to the gov-
ernor of the Commonwealth that the condition on

the part of the institute has been or will be met... .$

50,000 00

VIRGINIA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF AND BLIND AT STAUNTON.

For support, sixty thousand five hundred dollars, the
further sum of one thousand five hundred dollars,
or so much thereof as may be necessary for the treat-
ment of such persons as the superintendent may con-
tract. for at the Richmond eye and ear infirmary...

VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE.

Virginia agricultural and mechanical college and poly-
technic institute, Blacksburg, Virginia, for suport,
one hundred and seventeen thousand five hundred
GOUSYS .cccncasseneseeacesaaieeaeame ‘Baneknwaape

62,000 00

117,500 00

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 an additional sum for the school of mines, six

thousand dollars.......... 0c. c cece ccc cece eee eees $

To meet Smith-Hughes act, four thousand five hundred
6 C0) 0 Eo:

DEMONSTRATION Work.

To the Virginia agricultural and mechanical college
and polytechnic institute, for the purpose of con-
ducting demonstration work in the State of Vir-
ginia, or in the several counties therein, in con-
nection and co-operation with the United States de-
partment of agriculture, Smith-Lever bill, eighty-
three thousand, four hundred and fifty-one dollars
and eighty-seven centsS...........c ccc cece cece

Additional to carry forward emergency work in agri-
culture and home economics through demonstration
work, boys and girls clubs, et cetera, eight thousand
seven hundred and forty dollars.................

83,451 87

8.740 00
Crop Pest ComMMISSION.

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 hundred and

two and nineteen hundred and three, and the sum

of twelve 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 com-

mission, twelve thousand dollars................. $ 12,000 00
To be used in the eradication of the oriental moth pest,

three thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may

be MECESSATY 2... cece cee cece ee eee e eee ee eens 3,000 00

Live Stock SANITARY Boar.

To the State live stock sanitary board for the protec-
tion of live stock in this State from infectious, con-

tagious, and communicable diseases, the sum of
twelve thousand five hundred dollars............. 12,500 00

VIRGINIA AGRICULTURE AND EXPERIMENT STATION.

The sum of eight thousand five hundred dollars, for
the special purpose of conducting investigations,
experiments, and demonstrations with tobacco and
other crops grown in rotation, or in connection

With tobacco ....... cece cece cece cette eee eeee 8,500 00
For county experiment stations, eleven thousand five
hundred dollars ........... cc ec ee eee e cece eeaees 11,500 00

For Jnvestigations and experiments under the pro-
visions of chapter two hundred and twenty-six, acts
nineteen hundred and six, ten thousand dollars... 10,000 00

Vircinra NorMAL AND INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTE, PETERSBURG.
Virginia normal and industrial institute, Petersburg,

or support, thirty thousand dollars.............. $ 30,000 00
To remedy the dangerous condition in northern wing
of main building, five thousand dollars........... 5,000 00

Tue CoLLeEcE OF WILLIAM AND Mary.

The College of William and Mary, for support, fifty-
two thousand dollars............ ccc ccc cece ee eeee 52,000 00
The two thousand dollars to employ a teacher of chemistry
and the two thousand dollars to meet the Smith-Hughes act are
all embraced in the fifty-two thousand dollars herein provided.
To provide for the support of the summer session at
Dublin, two thousand five hundred dollars........ $ 2,500 00
And the board of visitors of said college shall have power to
fix, in their discretion, the rates for board, washing, lights and fuel,
notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the act entitled an
act to amend and re-enact an act entitled an act to establish a
normal school at William and Mary college, in connection with its
collegiate course, approved March fifth, eighteen hundred and
eighty-eight, and to transfer the ownership of the real estate and
personal property of the said college to the State, approved March
seventh, nineteen hundred and sixteen.

VIRGINIA Eprmtrerric CoLtony AT LYNCHBURG..

For support, eighty-five thousand dollars............ $ 85,000 00
For iMsurance 2... 0... cece cece eee cere tent ee teens 200 00

VIRGINIA SCHOOL FOR THE CovoreD Dear anp BLInp,
AT Newporr News.

For support, thirty thousand dollars................ $ 30,000 00
For additional boiler and re-arranging hot water sys-
tem, eight thousand dollars..................005- 8,000 00

StupEnt’s Loan Funp.

The State normal at Farmville, the State normal and
industrial schools for women at Harrisonburg,
Fredericksburg, and Radford, the Virginia agricul,

tural and mechanical college and polytechnic insti-
tute, 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 appropriated to the support of these insti-
tutions, annually a sum not to exceed one per centum
for each year’s appropriation to said institutes, for
support, which sums shall be used for the establish-
ment of the State students’ loan fund at each of the
several institutions, respectively, three thousand
eight hundred dollars............. ccc cee ee ee cece 3,800 00

Each of the said institutions shall, upon such terms, and ac-
cording to such rules as may be prescribed by the respective boards
of trustees or visitors, make loans from the said State students’
loan fund to needy and deserving studetts of talent and character
from Virginia in the academic departments in said institutions
for the purpose of aiding these to obtain an education at such 10-
stitutions, who might not. be able otherwise to do so, the said loan
shall not exceed one hundred dollars in any one session to 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 determine in each case; provided, that the rate of interest
charged students on such loans shall be four per centum per annum.

The said State students’ loan fund shall be preserved from de-
pletion by the said institutions, and, together with the repayment
and accretions thereto, shall be held and used for the purpose speci-
fied in this act and no other; and each of the said institutions shall
annually, not later than July in each year thereafter, file in the
office of the State superintendent of public instruction a state-
ment, in detail, showing 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 funds, and from whom, and any other information deemed
pertinent by the institution so reporting, or which may have been
requested by the superintendent of public instruction. The auditor
of public accounts shall make no payment to any of the said insti-
tutions on account of the said students’ loan fund unless and unttl
the institution applying for such payment shall have furnished
the said auditor a certificate from the superintendent of public
Instruction that such institution has complied in all respects with
the foregoing requirements of this act in relation thereto, and the
State accountant shall anuually audit and exhibit in his annual
report the account of the said fund at each such institution.

Prison ASSOCIATION OF VIRGINIA, AT LAUREL.

Prison association of Virginia, at Laurel, twenty-two

thousand, eight hundred and twelve dollars and

fifty cents 02... ccc ee eee cc eee cece eee eees $ 22,812 50
lor maintenance, three hundred boys, at forty cents

per capita, forty-three thousand eight hundred

70 C0) | E: - 43,800 00
For clothing and shoes, four thousand five hundred
Gollars 21... cee ccc cece eee eee eee e ee eeeee 4,500 00

State Boarp or HEALTH.
State board of health, for general expenses, forty thou-

sand dollars .......... cece cece cece reece ee cence 40,000 00
For community sanitation for rural sections, ten thou-

sand dollars ......... ccc cece cece cece eee eeees 10,000 00
For collection vital statistics, seven thousand dollars. . 7,000 00
For publicity, two thousand dollars................. 2,000 00

For district nursing, two thousand five hundred dollars 2,500 00
For laboratory (for Wasserman test), twenty-five hun-

© dred dollars 1... . ccc cece cece cece cece cece 2,500 00
CATAWBA SANATORIUM.
Support, sixty-seven thousand two hundred dollars... 67,200 00
To pay expenses of convict road force at Catawba,
twelve hundred and fifty dollars................. 1,250 00
For repairing roofs, new floors and painting pavilions,
three thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars.... 3,750 00

For the purchase of additional land, five thousand
6 C0) 0 ES 5,000 00
For X-ray equipment, two thousand five hundred

Collars 2... ccc eee eee ee cence eee n eee eeeens $ 2,500 00
For spur track and coal bins, one thousand dollars.... 1,000 00
For new building quarters for help, one thousand

Collars... cece ccc eee ce eee cece eee ee eees 1,000 00
for additional beds for Catawba, fifty thousand dollars 50,000 00
Equipment for additional beds, twenty thousand

dollars ........ eee eee ee ree 20,000 00
Maintenance (additional), fifty thousand dollars..... 50,000 00

Prepon SANATORIUM FOR THE CororED, AT BURKEVILLE.
For maintenance, twenty-five thousand dollars....... 25,000 00
State GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.
State geological survey, ten thousand dollars, chapter

seventy-five, acts nineteen hundred and eight...... 10,000 00
For printing and so forth, five thousand dollars...... 5,000 00
State geological commission, for support of forestry

under act approved March twenty-first, nineteen

hundred and fourteen, ten thousand dollars....... 10,000 00

Boarp or PHARMACY.
Board of pharmacy, five thousand dollars, as provided
by chapter two hundred and ninety-one, acts nine-
teen hundred and eight.............. cece eee e ees 5,000 00
State Boarp oF CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS.
For salary of secretary and employees and expenses of
administration, and the board of charities and cor-

rections shall fix the salary of the secretary, which

salary, however, shall not exceed three thousand

dollars, sixty-seven hundred dollars.............. 6,700 00
For placing children in homes and supervising the same = 4,000 00
For protecting, supervising and giving information

concerning feeble-minded persons in homes, under

act approved March fourth, nineteen hundred and

sixteen, and for after-care of the mentally defective

and diseased persOns..........ccec cee eeceececees 1,000 00

Txnpustrrian Home Scnoon FoR Waywarp CoLoreD GIRLS,
Hanover County.

To the industrial home school for wayward colored

girls, for necessary improvement, support, clothing

and furnishings, ten thousand dollars............ $ 10,000 00

Provided there shall be admitted to its custody and control by
any court, judge, or justice, under the law of this State, any way-
ward, incorrigible or vicious colored girls.
Necro REeFrorMAToRY ASSOCIATION, HANovER Counry.

To the negro reformatory association of Virginia, Han-
over county, for clothing two hundred boys at eight:
teen dollars per year, three thousand six hundred

6 C0) Ob $ 3,600 00
For board of two hundred boys at forty cents per day,
twenty-nine thousand, two hundred dollars....... 29,200 00

Provided, there shall be admitted to its custody and control by
any court, judge, or justice, under the law of this State, any way-
ward, incorrigible or vicious colored boys.

VircintA Home AnD INpustrRiAL ScHOooL For Girits, AT Bon Arr.

To the Virginia home and industrial school for girls,
for maintenance, clothing and furnishings, and to

pay any deficit, twenty thousand dollars.......... $ 20,000 00
For city boarding station, one thousand dollars...... 1,000 00
For purchase of new engine, two hundred and fifty

6 C0) 0 E1 - 250 00

For buildings and improvements, five thousand dollars 5,000 00

ALEXANDRIA County TRIAL JUSTICE.

Salary of trial justice for the county of Alexandria,
(chapter three hundred and seventy-four, acts nine-
teen hundred and twelve), one thousand dollars,
payable on and after the county of Alexandria has
paid into the treasury of the State the sum of five
hundred dollars, the county being required, under
law to pay one-half of the salary of the trial justice. 1,000 00

TRAVELERS’ Arp Society.

To the travelers’ aid society of Virginia, for its work
throughout the State, the sum of two thousand
dollars, of which the sum of seven hundred and fifty
dollars shall be paid over to the travelers’ aid society
of Petersburg; the auditor of public accounts shall
draw his warrant upon the treasurer of Virginia
for said amount........... ccc cece cece cee ees 2,000 00

Strate F'atr ASSOCIATION.

To the Virginia State fair association, incorporated, to
be applied toward the payment of certain premiums
upon agricultural, horticultural, live stock and
ultry exhibits to be offered in the name of the
State of Virginia, at the annual exhibitions of the
Virginia State fair association, incorporated, the
sum of five thousand dollars.................000. 5,000 00

The governor of Virginia, and four others, to be appointed by
himself, two from the State board of agriculture, and two from
the board of directors of the Virginia State fair association, incor-

orated, shall constitute a committee of five to determine the nun-
ber, amount and character of said premiums. The said committee
shall receive no compensation for their services, The appropria-
tion hereby made shall be subject to payment to the Virginia State
fair association, incorporated, upon order of the commission and
by warrant of its chairman, on October first, nineteen hundred
and eighteen.

Houpon STATUE FOR GREAT BRITAIN.

To pay the cost of making and expenses in presenting
to the government of Great Britain a replica, or
copy in bronze, of the Houdon statue of George
Washington, to be made from the moulds now
owned by the State, under the direction of, and to be
presented by a commission composed of the gover-
nor, lieutenant governor, speaker of the house of
delegates, or such person or persons, as they may
each designate to represent them, and the clerk of
the house of delegates, who shall also act as secre-
tary of the commission, four thousand dollars..... $ 4,000 00

CoMMISSIONER OF PROHIBITION.

I’or the purpose of carrying into effect the act of the
general assembly relating to ardent spirits as therein
defined, commonly known as the prohibition bill,
there is hereby appropriated out of any money in
the treasury of Virginia, not otherwise appropri-
ated, for the year ending February twenty-ninth,
nineteen hundred and twenty, the sum of fifty thou-
sand dollars. The money appropriated shall be
paid upon the warrants of the con missioner, which
warrants shall show the purposes for which the ex-
penditure is made........... cc cece cece cence eens 50,000 00

RENT OF STATE OFFICES.
For rent of suitable quarters for State departments, to
be selected by the governor and paid out by the
auditor of public accounts on order of the governor,
who shall make an itemized report of expenditures
to the general assembly, a sum not to exceed ten
thousand dollars ........ 0... ccc cece ccc cece eces 10,000 00

Provided, that no part of any appropriation shall be available
for the purpose of increasing the salary of any official of any such
public institution when such official is now receiving a salary °
more than three thousand dollars per annum, including perquisites,
unless such increase is herein specifically provided.
To the State tax board, to carry out the provisions of
chapter two hundred and fifteen, acts of the general
assembly, approved March seventeenth, nineteen
hundred and sixteen, the sum of ten thousand dol-
lars, or so much thereof as may be necessary, to be
paid out of any funds in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated upon the warrant of the chairman,
countersigned by the secretary of the said board..$ 10,000 00

All public revenue received into the treasury within the two
appropriation years provided for in this act and the balances of
the appropriations made by previous acts of assembly unexpended
at the close of business on the twenty-eighth of February, nimeteen
hundred and eighteen, which unexpended balances are hereby de-
clared to be lapsed into the treasury, are hereby designated the
general fund of the Commonwealth, and shall be used for the
payment of the appropriations provided for in this act subject to
the limitations and upon the conditions set out in this act, and
shall be used also for the payment of all other appropriations made
by acts of assembly passed at the session of the general assembly
of Virginia which commenced at the State capitol on Wednesday,
January ninth, nineteen hundred and eighteen. The appropriations
for the support to public institutions and hospitals for the insane
shall be paid in monthly installments, but the auditor of public
accounts is hereby authorized and required to pay the special or
extraordinary appropriations (other than support) to the insti-
tutions and hospitals for the insane in monthly installments, or
otherwise as in his judgment the condition of the treasury will
permit.

No institution in this State, except hospitals for the insane, shall
hereafter exceed the amount of its aprpopriation, 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 appropriation hereafter
to meet such deficit, and the members of any board making any
such excessive expenditures, who shall have voted therefor, shall, in
the discretion of the governor, be deemed guilty of neglect of official
duty, and be subject to removal therefor.

Ti 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 expen-
ditures of such appropriations for such institutions; and every
officer 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 expenditure 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 session thereof.
None of the moneys mentioned in this act shall be expended for
any other purpose than that for which they are specifically appro-
priated. All of the appropriations herein made for the fiscal year
ending February twenty-ninth, nineteen hundred and twenty, unex-
pended at the close of business, February twenty-ninth, nineteen
hundred and twenty, shall revert to and become a part of the
general fund of the Commonwealth, and shall not thereafter be
paid by the auditor of public accounts, and the same shall be
charged off upon the books of his office.

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

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