An Act to amend and reenact § 46.1-299, as amended, of the Code of Virginia, relating to devices signalling intention to turn or stop and rules therefor.
Volume 1968 Law 99
Law Body
Chap. 199.—An ACT to appropriate the public revenue for the 2 fiscal years
ending, respectively, on the 28th day of February, 1915, and the 29th
day of February, 1916. (S. B. 0.)
Approved March 23, 1914.
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 fifteen, and nineteen
hundred and sixteen, respectively, as well as the revenue derived
from all sources, and all money not otherwise appropriated which
shall come into the treasury prior to the first day of March,
nineteen hundred and fifteen, and the first day of March, nineteen
hundred and sixteen, 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
fifteen, and the twenty-ninth day of February, nineteen hundred
and sixteen, respectively, in the following manner and for the
following uses, to-wit:
For THE Fiscan YEAR ENvING oN THE TWENTy-E1cHTH Day oF
Fesruary, NINETEEN Hunprep AND FIFTEEN.
Governor, salary of, five thousand dollars.......... $ 5,000 00
Governor’s secretary, salary of, two thousand dollars, 2,000 00
Governor’s assistant secretary, salary of (who shall
be the governor’s stenographer), not exceeding one
thousand two hundred dollars................. 1,200 00
Labor at executive mansion, one thousand two hun-
dred dollars......... PSE EAR WOM BER AW ER ERT AO 1,200 00
Janitor and messenger for governor’s office, eight
hundred and forty dollars ...................... 840 00
For typewriters, filing cases, and carpets for gover-
nor’s office, five hundred and twenty-five dollars, 525 00
Attorney general, salary of, four thousand dollars.. 4,000 00
Attorney general, assistant to, salary of, two thou-
sand five hundred dollars...................0005 2,500 00
Attorney general, stenographer to, salary of, fifteen
hundred dollars.............ssseeeeeeee eee eeees 1,500 00
Attorney general, contingent expenses of office, exclu-
sive of mileage, not exceeding five hundred dollars, 500 00
Attorney general, for necessary traveling expenses on
business of the State, a sum sufficient therefor, any
part of which may be used to pay expense in the
matter of the settlement of the West Virginia debt,
seven hundred dollars..............eeeeeeeeeees 700 00
For furnishings and general improvements in office,
four hundred dollars................ eames wees 400 00
Secretary of the Commonwealth, salary of, two thou-
sand eight hundred dollars, and he shall receive ten
percentum of the amount of sales of publications
from his office; all fees of office shall be paid into
. the treasury monthly ............... cece ee eee $
Secretary of the Commonwealth, three clerks in office,
three thousand eight hundred dollars...........
Secretary of the Commonwealth, contingent expenses
of office, not exceeding one thousand dollars......
Secretary of the Commonwealth, for rent of storage
room for State publications, a sum sufficient, not
exceeding four hundred dollars................
Secretary of the Commonwealth, janitor and messen-
ger to, six hundred dollars......... soot end wr oy wee vs wd
Auditor of Public Accounts.
Auditor of public accounts, salary of, four thousand
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Auditor of public accounts, for all clerks and em-
ployees in office, thirty-three thousand one hundred
and ninety dollars ........... cece cece cece ec eens
Auditor of public accounts, contingent expenses of
office, not exceeding one thousand six hundred
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Second Auditor.
Auditor (second), salary of, two thousand five hun-
dred dollars, and commissions allowed by law.....
Auditor’s (Second) Clerks in Office.
First clerk, eighteen hundred dollars...............
Second clerk, one thousand four hundred dollars.....
Third clerk, twelve hundred dollars................
Fourth clerk, one thousand dollars..................
Additional clerk, who shall be an expert bookkeeper,
eighteen hundred dollars................--eeeees
Auditor (second), contingent expenses of office, not
exceeding three hundred dollars.................
Treasurer.
Treasurer, salary of, not exceeding two thousand
dollars, and commissions allowed by law.........
Treasurer, chief clerk, salary of, two thousand
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2,800 00
3,800 00
1,000 00
400 00
600 00
4,000 00
38,190 00
1,600 00
2,500 00
1,800 00
1,400 00
1,200 00
1,000 00
1,800 00
800 00
2,000 00
2,000 00
Treasurer's Clerks in Office.
Second clerk, one thousand six hundred and eighty-
eight dollars ........ 02... cee eee cece cece ees 3
Third clerk, one thousand five hundred and seventy-
three dollars... sccsceseeceseccwieeiavessavemnes
Fourth clerk, one thousand four hundred and thirty-
eight dollars.......... 0 cece ccc eee eee eee
Fifth clerk, one thousand two hundred and thirteen
dollars: os esccsewewee wees wes wim erwiaeeweemia nes
Sixth clerk, one thousand and eighty-eight dollars....
Seventh clerk, one thousand and three hundred dollars,
Eighth clerk, one thousand, two hundred and_ fifty
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Treasurer's contingent eXpenses of office, not exceed-
ing three hundred and fifty dollars...............
Superintendent of Public Printing.
Superintendent of public printing, salary of, two
thousand five hundred dollars..................
Superintendent of public printing, salary of clerk to,
one thousand five hundred dollars...............
Superintendent of public printing, contingent expenses
of office, three hundred dollars..................
350 00
2,500 00
1,500 00
300 00
Register of Land Office and Superintendent of Public Buildings.
Register of land office and superintendent of public
buildings, salary of, twenty-four hundred dollars,
which shall be his compensation for all his services,
and the fees received by him shall be paid into
the treasury of the State....................0..
Register of land office, for the contingent fund, three
thousand five hundred dollars, which shall be
expended for the contingent expenses of his office,
the care of the capitol square, its drives and walk-
ways, grass and shrubbery, trees, the iron fences
around the square, the fountains, the Lee monu-
ment and fence, and for the necessary repairs and
keeping in order the public buildings, and the furni-
ture 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 performance of the above provisions.......
One clerk for register of land office, salary of, nine
hundred and sixty dollars...............0.00 000.
2,400 00
3,500 00
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And one hundred dollars for insurance of elevators
in capitol and library buildings, and boilers at
power plant ........ 0... cece eee eee ee eens $ 100 00
Commissioners of the Sinking Fund.
Commissioners of the sinking fund, for contingent
expenses, seven hundred dollars, or so much
thereof as may be necessary.............-00e eee 700 00
Corporation Commission.
State corporation commission, salaries of three com-
missioners, each the sum of four thousand dollars,
twelve thousand dollars................0.0-0008- 12,000 00
And the further sum of five hundred dollars to the
chairman of said commission for his services...... 500 00
Salary of the clerk of the commission, two thousand
five hundred dollars, in addition to the fees pro-
vided by law.i..ceissicsencssaseeeesremsweeeens 2,500 00
Assistant clerk, two thousand dollars................ 2,000 00
Statistical clerk, two thousand two hundred and fifty
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Aséessment clerk, one thousand five hundred dollars, 1,500 00
Two clerks, each one thousand two hundred dollars, 2,400 00
Bailiff, one thousand two hundred dollars.......... 1,200 00
Three stenographers, each one thousand two hundred
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Messenger, six hundred dollars...............0.00% 600 00
Janitor and assistant messenger, nine hundred dollars, 900 00
For incidental and contingent expenses of the commis-
sion, twelve thousand eight hundred dollars, or so
much thereof as may be necessary, which shall
include expenses in connection with the assessment
of mineral lands, extra copies of the annual report,
the salaries of additional clerks, and such reason-
able increases in the salaries of employees as, in
the judgment of the commission, shall be neces-
sary and in the public interest................... 12,800 00
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
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Virginia State Horticultural Society, one thousand dollars for the
purpose now provided by law in an act entitled an act making
an appropriation for the benefit of the Virginia Horticultural
Society, approved March fourteenth, nineteen hundred and four.
which. with all other expenses of the board of agriculture, shall
be paid from the fees and taxes collected from fertilizers, includ-
ing ten fertilizer inspectors, one from each congressional district.
who shall be paid the sum of seventy-five dollars per month
while employed. and their expenses. if sufficient for that purpose;
if not, they shall be paid pro rata from said fund, but in no
event shall any part of said salaries and expenses be paid out
of public treasury; if in excess of such taxes and fees
collected on fertilizers to the department of agriculture and
immigration for the purpose of advertising the resources of
Virginia in this and other States where new settlers are avail-
able, the sum of five thousand dollars. to be paid from fees and
taxes collected from fertilizer, if sufficient for that purpose.
should there be any excess from said taxes and fees on fertilizers,
the same shall be appropriated as provided by law.
The further sum of twenty-five hundred dollars, for
the purpose of advertising the resources of Virginia
in this and other States where new settlers are
available, to be paid out of the treasury of the
State oo. coccecceeceece cee eceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeenes $ 2,500 00
And the further sum of fifteen hundred dollars, for
the purpose of making analyses of and testing
agricultural seed, to be paid out of the treasury
Of the State... 0: esewissawsmeewiewewsawemensaaee 1,500 00
Seventy-five hundred dollars, or so much thereof as
may be necessary, to carry into effect the law
creating a dairy and food commissioner.......... 7,500 00
The further sum of twenty-five hundred dollars, to be
used for the prevention of chestnut blight........ 2,500 00
To the department of agriculture and immigration,
the further sum of twenty-five hundred dollars, to
be used for the special development of horticulture, 2,500 00
To the State board of agriculture, to be used to aid
Virginia State truckers’ association, five thousand
Collars 20... . cece ce cece eee eee eee eee e ees 5,000 00
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Superintendent of public instruction, salary of, the
sum of thirty-five hundred dollars............... 3,500 00
And his necessary traveling expenses while engaged in
the duties of his office (to be approved by the
board of education), not to exceed in the aggre-
gate seven hundred dollars in one year........... 700 00
For expenses incident upon the meeting of the national
education association in Richmond, three hundred
dollars, or as much thereof as may be necessary.... 300 00
Commissioner of Labor.
Commissioner of labor, salary of, two thousand, two
hundred dollars ...... 0... ccc ccc eee cece ee ee P
And for the purpose of his office, seven thousand, six
hundred dollars............. eee cece eee eee eee
And the further sum of two thousand three hundred
dollars to establish position of mine inspector of
the State—
Salary of inspector, one thousand four
hundred dollars.....,............ $1,400 00
Traveling expenses, six hundred dollars 600 00
Printing, etc., three hundred dollars... 300 00
Adjutant General.
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......
State Library.
State librarian, salary of, two thousand five hundred
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Assistant State librarian, salary of, one thousand six
hundred dollars ............ 0. see e eee eee eee
Reference librarian, salary of, one thousand two hun-
dred. dollars wcs:eaimsauisuissw erm iamew meme nies
Stencgrapher in State library, seven hundred ‘and
fifty dollars .........icssesenewsiawiewewneaseuens
Salary of cataloguer, nine hundred dollars ..........
And to pay assistant janitor, seven hundred and
twenty dollars cu cecccsecrasewvewsenenetces eens
And for book stacks, one thousand five hundred dol-
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Salaries of such other assistants and expenses of pub-
lishing the journal of the house of burgesses and
for traveling libraries, seven thousand dollars, or so
much thereof as may be necessary ................
_ Doorkeeper, who shall act as janitor to State library,
eight hundred and forty dollars ................
Mineral and Timber Exhibit.
‘ Mineral and timber exhibit, one janitor, to be ap-
pointed by the governor, eight hundred and forty
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2,200 00
7,600 00
2,300 00
3,000 00
2,500 00
1,600 00
1,200 00
750 00
900 00
720 00
1,500 00
7.000 00
840 00
840 00
Contingent expenses. to be paid on order of the gover-
nor, two hundred and fifty dollars ............... $
Commissioner of State Hospitals,
Commissioner of State hespitals. salary of, two .thou-
sand dollars 2.2.0.0... ccc cess eee e eee e cece eeees
For necessary traveling expenses of commissioner while
engaged in the duty of his office, not to exceed five
hundred dollars. the same to be approved by the
general board of the State hospitals: no part of
the annual appropriation for any hospital shall be
used for any expense of the commissioner ........
Capitol Police, Employees, Ete.
Two conductors at the library building for the elevator,
one for day duty and one for night duty, who shall
also act as guards, nine hundred dollars each,
eighteen hundred dollars .............000e eee eee
Cne- policeman at the library building, eight hundred
and forty dollars «i cicwisncwiceies smrevewsewswe.
One night watchman at the library building, eight
hundred and forty dollars ......................
One night watchman for the court of appeals, eight
hundred and forty dollars ..................0048-
Two janitors in library offices in library building,
seven hundred and twenty dollars each, the sum of
one thousand four hundred and forty dollars....
Three engineers fcr the electric light and power plant,
at twelve hundred dollars each, three thousand
six hundred dollars; and a sufficient sum to employ
a substitute during fifteen days leave of absence
with pay; said engineers shall supervise and keep
in order the engines and boilers and machinery
under their charge ........... 0.0. c cece cece eee
Three firemen for the electric light and power plant,
at eight hundred and ferty dollars each, two thou-
sand five hundred and twenty dollars, and a suf-
ficient sum to employ a substitute during fifteen
days leave of absence, with pay, who, while on duty,
shall be under the control and supervision of the
engineer in charge ............ cece eee e cece eens
Tive capitol policemen, nine hundred and sixty dollars
each; except that the policeman in charge of con-
victs in the capitol grounds shall receive five dollars
per month in addition; forty-eight hundred and
sixty dollars 1.0.0... cece cece eee eee
250 00
2,000 00
500 00
1.800 00
840 00
840 00
840 00
1,440 00
3,600 00
4,860 00
Three janitors at capitol building, the sum of seven
hundred and twenty dollars each, two thousand, one
hundred and sixty dollars ................0005. $ 2,160 00
Two conductors of the elevator at the capitol, one for
day duty and one for night duty, who shall also act
as guards, salary of nine hundred and sixty dollars
each per annum, one thousand nine hundred and
twenty dollars ......... 0. ccc cece eee cee eens 1,920 00
Virginia Military Records.
Virginia military records—This department shall hereafter be
known as the department of the confederate military records,
and continue a department of the adjutant general’s office,
governed by the provisions contained in chapter two hundred
and eighty-two of the acts of the general assembly of Virginia,
of nineteen hundred and ten, except as so far herein amended—
salary for clerk, who shall be appointed by the governor for the
term of two years, beginning March first, nineteen hundred and
fourteen, and who shall be known as the secretary of confederate
military records, two thousand dollars; salary to the assistant
clerk to the secretary, who shall be appointed by the governor
for the term of two years, beginning March first, nineteen hun-
dred and fourteen, and who shall be known as the assistant to
the secretary of confederate military records, one thousand
eight hundred dollars; for the contingent. expenses of said de-
partment, three hundred dollars, making a total of four thou-
sand one hundred dollars, to be paid out of the military fund
of the State of Virginia.
State Highway Commission.
Salary of State highway commissioner, three thousand
dollars sivsswiaaiwnceiavinia wie veniemimsanigeas $ 3,000 00
Salary of assistant highway commissioner, two thou-
sand two hundred dollars ..................008- 2,200 00
Salary of clerk of highway commissioner, one thousand
two hundred dollars .............0. cess eeeeeee 1,200 00
Salary of additional clerk of highway commissioner,
eight hundred dollars ............... 2.0 eeeeuee 800 00
Yor contingent and other expenses, nineteen thousand
three hundred dollars ........... 0... eee ee eens 19,300 00
Penitentiary.
Salary of superintendent of penitentiary, two thousand
two hundred and fifty dollars .................. 2,250 00
Salary of surgeon at penitentiary, one thousand eight
hundred dollars .......:ceeeeeeeeeneeeeeeeeenes
Salary of assistant superintendent at penitentiary, one
thousand two hundred dollars ..............64.- $
Salaries of four keepers at penitentiary, each one thou-
sand dollars, four thousand dollars ..............
Salarics of Clerks at Penitentiary.
Bookkeeper, fifteen hundred dollars ................
Bertillion clerk, one thousand two hundred dollars ...
Recording clerk, ten hundred dollars ...............
Salary of matron at penitentiary, six hundred dollars.
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 actual
traveling expenses to members of the board of direc-
tors living outside of the city of Richmond, one
thousand dollars ............ ccc cece eee cece
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
nine hundred dollars; twenty-seven thousand nine
hundred dollars, or so much thereof as may be
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For expenses of operating and repairs to the electric
chair, twenty-five hundred dollars, or as much
thereof as may be necessary ...........0 eee eeee
For transportation of criminals to and from the peni-
tentiary, eight thousand dollars, or so much thereof
as may be necessary ..........eecee eee eee eee
Penitentiary, for supplies of food, clothing, ordinary
repairs, extra guards and incidental. expenses, fifty-
four thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be
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State 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 thirty dollars per month and
their board, each guard to be entitled to fifteen days
vacation annually without deduction of pay, seven
thousand nine hundred and twenty dollars, or so
much thereof as may be necessary ..............
1,200 00
4,000 00
1,500 00
1,200 00
1,000 00
600 00
1,000 00
27,900 00
2,500 00
8,000 00
54,000 00
7,920 00
Surgeon at State farm, nine hundred dollars and, in
addition thereto, board for himself and horse... .$
Superintendent at State farm, one thousand dollars,
in addition thereto, board for himself and family.
To build chapel at State farm, two thousand dollars.
State farm, for supplies of food, clothing, ordinary
repairs, extra guards and incidental expenses, eigh-
teen thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may
be necessary; the proceeds and income from the
State farm, or so much thereof as may be necessary,
shall be applied by the board to the operation, uses
and benefits of the farm; the support of the prison-
ers and of the hospital located on the State farm, a
correct itemized account of which shall be kept, and
reports thereof made, along with the regular annual
report of said board ............ 000s eee e eee eee
Supreme Court of Appeals.
Salary of the president of the court, four thousand
seven hundred dollars .............. 0c cece wees
Salary of three associate judges, four thousand five
hundre’ dollars each, and of one associate judge,
five thousand dollars, eighteen thousand five hun-
dred dollars ........... ec ccc cece cece eee eee eee
Salary of clerk of court at Richmond, five hundred
dollars 12... . ccc cece eee eee e eee
Salary of the clerk of court at Staunton, fhites hun-
dred and twenty dollars ...................005.
Salary of the clerk of the court of Wytheville, three
hundred and twenty dollars .................04.
Salary of the reporter of the court, one thousand five
hundred dollars cscesscsoncwiscravswiaccaneases
Salary of the stenographer of the court, two thousand
dollats .sscackesverausmenweaceainwin new on weaas
Circuit Courts.
Salaries of thirty judges, each two thousand five
hundred dollars a year, seventy-five thousand
dollars 2.0.0... . eee cece cece cece eee eee ee es
Salary of the judge of the tenth judicial circuit, these
thousand five hundred dollars a year.............
City Courts.
Salaries of judges of chancery court, law and equity
court, hustings court, and hustings, Part II., of
the city of Richmond, and the law and chancery
900 00
1,000 00
2.000 00
18,000 00
4,700 00
18,500 00
500 00
320 00
320 00
1.500 00
2,000 00
75,000 00
3,500 00
court, and the corporation court of the city of
Norfolk, each three thousand five hundred dollars.
twenty-one thousand dollars ................-05. $
Salary of the judge of the law and chancery court
of the citv of Roanoke. three thousand dollars... ..
Salaries of the judges of the cerporation or hustings
court of the cities of - Petersburg, Lynchburg,
Roanoke, Portsmouth, Danville, Alexandria, Staun-
ton, and Newpert News. each two thousand five
hundred dollars, twenty thousand dollars.........
Salaries of the Clerks of Circuit Courts.
Salary of the clerk of the circuit court of the city
of Richmond, six hundred dollars a year, acts
nineteen hundred and eight. page three hundred
and ninety-nine... 0.0... cece eee eee eee eee
Salary of the clerk of the hustings court of the city
of Richmond, one thousand dollars, section three
thousand and eighty-two, Code of nineteen
hundred and four........... cee e cece ee eee eee
Mileage of Judges and Stenographer.
Mileage of judges and stenographer, five thousand
dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary....
Contingent expenses of courts, thirty thousand dollars,
or so much thereof as may be necessary, and the
supreme court. of appeals is authorized to appoint
such officers and emplevees 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............
General Assembly.
To pay the salaries of members, clerks, assistant. clerks,
officers, pages, emplovees, and incidental expenses.
and also for mileage of members, officers and
employees, a sufficient sum, thirtv thousand dollars,
Clerk of the house of delegates, six dollars per day
for every day the said clerk does not receive ten
dollars per day, 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
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21,000 00
3,000 00
20,000 00
600 00
1,000 00
5,000 00
30,000 00
30,000 00
700 00
Telephones in public buildings, six hundred dollars,
or so much thereof as may be necessary......... $
Capitation taxes, amount collected to be returned,
counties and cities, one hundred and thirty-eight
thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be
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Delinquent capitation taxes, afterwards collected to
be returned, counties and cities, three thousand
dollars 2.2... cc cece eee eee ee eens
Civil contingent fund, ten thousand dollars, which
shall include -expenditures by the executive of
a public or official nature, or so much thereof as
may be necessary.......... see cece eee eee tenes
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................
Tce, fuel, and light in capitol and library buildings,
executive mansion and power plant, seven thou-
sand five hundred dollars, or so much thereof as
may be necessary.......... eee ee eee eee eens
Criminal charges, including expenses of juries,
witnesses, et cetera, the prison association of Vir-
ginia and the negro reformatory, three hundred
and eighty thousand dollars, or so much thereof
as may be necessary; all jail physicians to be paid
at the rate provided for by law, but not more than
five hundred dollars per year shall be paid the
jail physician or physicians in any city or town....
Public Printing.
Public printing, forty-five thousand dollars, or so
much thereof as may be necessary.............-.
Printing records in supreme court of appeals, nine
thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be
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Virginia reports, to pay printing, binding g, et cetera,
three thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may
be necessary........ MCSE RSE OS MEO DEERE Em A
General E.epenses of the Government.
To pay commissions to commissioner of revenue,
examiners of records, postage and express charges
on land and property books, et cetera, one hundred
and seventeen thousand dollars, or so much thereof
as may be necessary.............ccecee eens eens
138,000
3,000
10,000
2,000
7,500,
380,000
45,000
9,000
8,000
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Lunatics, support of, 1n Jalls and 1n charge of private
persons, two thousand five hundred dollars, or so
much thereof as may be necessary .............. $
License taxes, returned where local option is voted,
an amount sufficient, four hundred and twelve
dollars and eighty cents...............cee eens
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.......... 2... eee e 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
dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary...
Military contingent fund, to pay the military forces,
when aiding the civil authorities, as prescribed by
section three hundred and five of the Code of
Virginia, a sum sufficient therefor.
Expense of auditing committee, six thousand two
hundred and fifty dollars, in which sum shall be
included all moneys provided for salaries and
expenses under the acts of nineteen hundred and
ten, providing State accountant, et cetera.........
Oysters.
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 creating a commission of fisheries, to com-
pensate 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 conditions, and to authorize the rent-
ing of such grounds, approved March fourteenth,
nineteen hundred and four, and to the unsalaried
members of the commission of fisheries of Vir-
ginia, the sum of four hundred dollars each, for
extraordinary services performed 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 appro-
priations embraced in this section to be paid other-
wise than out of said tax........... cece eee ee eee
2.500 00
412 80
150 00
8,000 00
320 00
500 00
6,250 00
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 ...............0c cee ee eee $ 5,000° 00
Public Debt.
To pay the interest on the public debt. funded under
the acts of February fourteenth, eighteen hundred
and eighty-two; February twenty-eighth, eighteen
hundred and ninety-two; January thirty-first,
eighteen hundred and ninety-four; January twenty-
third, eighteen hundred and ninety-six, and the
amendments thereto, a sum _ sufficient for that
purpose is appropriated, eight hundred and forty
thousand dollars............cc cece eee e ee eee eee 840,000 00
For the sinking fund, one hundred and twenty-five
thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be
necessary to carry out the provisions of an act
approved February twentieth, eighteen hundred
and ninety-two, entitled an act to provide for
settlement of public debt of Virginia, et cetera.... 125,000 00
Pensions.
To pay pensions, five hundred and forty 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 the act approved March
twelfth, nineteen hundred and twelve, and the
additional sum of twenty percentum of the amount
provided by that act to be paid each pensioner in
the several classes; and, provided further, if any
assessment hereafter made of the real estate or
personal property, or both, owned at this time by
a pensioner on the roll shows an increased valua-
tion 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 now receives under
the provisions of the act approved March twelve,
nineteen hundred and twelve, and the increase
provided for in this act; 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, five hundred and forty
thousand dollars......... ccc cece cece cece eee e eee 540,000 00
troviaed, further, that out of the appropriation for
public printing the superintendent of public print-
ing 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, forty-six
thousand dollars, which shall include all sums pro-
vided by law .......... cece cece cece eee eee eee $ 46,000 00
Confederate soldiers’ home, for repairs to sidewalks,
paving and grounds, and so forth, four thousand
four hundred and seven dollars and fifty-six cents,
Confederate memorial association, caring for graves
of Confederate dead, twenty-five hundred dollars,
Confederate memorial association, for perpetual care
of graves in Hollywood cemetery, eight thousand
dollars is sssiseswve ese wiwienseeewiwwiavewew news
Confederate memorial (Battle Abbey) association, for
paving around the grounds, so as to complete the
walkway around the original tract of Confederate
soldiers’ home, the work not to exceed four thou-
sand dollars, or so much of that sum as is necessary,
and all to be under the supervision of the president
of said association and lieutenant governor of Vir-
ginia, who is empowered to make a like agreement
with the city of Richmond for curb and gutter
around said battle abbey as was made by the
management of the soldiers’ home when the
original walkway or pavement was laid in nineteen
hundred and thirteen .................0..00008.
Public Schools.
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
the sum of one million three hundred and eight
thousand seven hundred and forty dollars and
eighty-three cents, and such additional sums as
may accrue under the law.................00005,
And the further sum of five hundred and eighty
thousand dollars........ Sec ecee eee e eee e eee eee
4,000 00
1,308,740 83
580,000 00
This later sum to be turned over to the State board of education,
and by that board apportioned as prescribed by the Constitution
to the public free schools of the several counties and cities of
the Commonwealth, except, however, 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
institutes, provided that no officer or teacher in the public school
system or any of the State institutions who may be employed
by the calendar year shall receive pay both as an officer or
instructor in a summer normal institute, and as an officer or
teacher in the public school system, or in a State institution as
aforesaid, for the time he is employed as a summer school officer
or instructor, but he shall elect the capacity in which he will be
paid during the time that he serves as a summer school officer
or instructor, and, provided, further, that no Virginia teacher
shall be charged tuition in said summer normal institutes.
Irom the sum turned over to the State board of education, as afore-
said, 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 the Laurel reformatory, the sum of six hundred dollars, or
so much thereof as may be necessary, which the State board of
education is authorized to expend in the maintenance of the
public free school at the negro reformatory in Hanover county,
and the further sum of six hundred dollars, or so much thereof
as may be necessary, which the State board is authorized to
expend in the maintenance of the public free schools at the Vir-
ginia home and industrial school for girls, in Chesterfield county,
upon the same terms and conditions as the money is expended
at the two reformatories, above mentioned, and the further sum
of two thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary,
which the State board of education is authorized to expend for
rent of cflices which are rendered necessary by the crowded
conditien of the capitol building.
There shall also be excepted from the sum to be turned over to the
State board of education, as aforesaid, the sum of seventy-five
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 the rural
graded schools of two, three, and four rooms; provided, that no
such schocl shall receive more than two hundred dollars, and
any school receiving aid from this fund shall not receive aid
from the high school fund. 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 thousand dollars, or so much
thereof as may be necessary, to be used under the rules and
regulations of the State beard of education for the maintenance
and dev elopment of rural schools of one and two rooms, the said
sum to be used especially for the purpose of increasing the
length of term in said schools in a Statewide effort to provide
proper school facilities for remote and needy communities.
For high schools, to be expended as per act creating
public high schools, one hundred thousand dollars;
provided, that so much of the seven hundred
thousand dollars, herein provided for the support
of the public and high schools, as may be necessary,
not to exceed thirty-two thousand dollars, shall be
devoted to the establishment and support of depart-
ments of agriculture, domestic economy, and
manual training in at least one high school in each
congressional district of the State, to be conducted
under such rules and regulations as the State
board of education may prescribe ............... $ 100,000 00
For normal instruction in high schools, twenty thou-
sand dollars, chapter sixty-seven of the acts of
nineteen hundred and eight.....................
For libraries in public schools, cities, towns, and
rural districts, three thousand dollars, chapter three
hundred and sixteen, acts nineteen hundred and
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For school teacher’s pension fund, as provided by acts
of nineteen hundred and ten, five thousand dollars,
Roads.
For State money aid to public roads, to be expended
as provided by chapter seventy-six, acts of nineteen
hundred and eight, one hundred and eighty-five
thousand dollars............. 2... cee eee eee eee
For convict road force, under act approved March the
sixth, nineteen hundred and six, known as Lassiter-
Withers act, one hundred and forty-five thousand
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Out of which shall be paid the following salaries:
Assistant, eighteen hundred dollars.
First clerk, eighteen hundred dollars.
Second clerk, twelve hundred dollars.
Third clerk, one thousand dollars.
Strate Hosprrau For THE INSANE.
Eastern State Hospital.
For support, one hundred and fourteen thousand
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To replace bath and toilet, twenty-five hundred
Collars 1.0... ccc cece ccc eee eee eee eens
To close open sewer carrying all sewage from hospital,
fifteen hundred dollars.....................00005
20,000 00
3,000 00
5,000 00
185,000 00
145,000 00
114,000 00
2,500 00
1,500 00
Building wing or addition to infirmary building,
seventy-five hundred dollars ................... $ 7,500 00
Western State Hospital.
For support, one hundred and thirty-eight thousand
and sixty dollars ............. cece cece cece eee 138,060 00
Southwestern State Hospital.
Tor support, ninety-seven thousand and five hundred
Collars «is useis vie ee wie iw wie Ewe ew ea 97,500 00
Insurance premium, one thousand dollars............ 1,000 00
Central State Hospital.
TIfor support, one hundred and sixty-five thousand
Gollars 2... 0. csc ee cece cece ccc eeceeeeeeeeseeees 165,000 00
For additional accommodation, twenty-five thousand
AoWars: ais wee icaseiewiavimiemsw we mew wee new ee wes 25,000 00
For renewals of floors, bath, et cetera, three thousand
Collars: sis scan ssw be Wee 8 WERE OEE bow oe ee 3,000 00
‘or bakery and kitchen, twenty-five hundred dollars. 2,500 00
Insurance premiums, forty-six hundred dollars....... 4,600 00
For increasing water supply, five thousand dollars.... 5,000 00
Officers and employees of the State hospitals for the insane, to be
paid out of the amounts appropriated to the institutions, respec-
tively, asfollows: 2 eee ee
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 Southwestern State hospital, two thousand 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 salary not exceeding fifteen hundred dollars per annum.
The second assistant physician at the Southwestern hospital shall
receive a salary not exceeding twelve hundred dollars per annum.
’ First and second assistant physicians at the Western State hospital,
not exceeding one thousand five hundred dollars each.
- Virst assistant physician at the Eastern State hospital, not exceeding
one thousand three hundred and fifty dollars.
Second assistant physician at the Eastern State hospital, not exceed-
ing one thousand two hundred dollars.
Third assistant physician of each hospital shall receive each a salary
of not exceeding nine hundred dollars.
Stewards of the Western, Central, Eastern, and Southwestern State
hospital shall each receive a salary not exceeding one thousand
dollars per annum.
The clerk of each hospital shall receive a salary not exceeding seven
hundred and fifty dollars per annum; each clerk shall perform
the duties of secretary to the board of the hospital of which he
is clerk.
The engineer of each hospital shall receive a salary not exceeding
seven hundred dollars per annum.
Except the engineer-electrician at the Eastern State hospital, wl:
shall receive not exceeding twelve hundred dollars.
The officers (except superintendents) of the hospitals shall receive.
in addition to the salary specified above, their board and lodging
at their respective hospitals, but shall not receive any additional
perquisites or emoluments.
InsTITUTIONS OF LEARNING, AND So Forrm.
Medical College of Virginia, at Richmond, for support,
five thousand dollars 2.0.0... 0... 0c cece eee ee eet 5,000 00
For the support of Memorial hospital, ten thousand
dollars, for the free treatment, care, and main-
tenance of Virginia patients..................... 10,000. 00
Farmiille Female Normal School.
State female normal school, at Farmville, for support.
sixty-six thousand dollars..............0 00s e eee 66,000 00
For laundry building and additional equipment, ten
thousand dollars.......... 00. cece cee eee eens 10,000 00
Harrisonburg Female Normal.
State normal and industrial school for women, at
Harrisonburg, for support, thirty-five thousand
dollars! aseeiaesmswsinsesswwewinnew ere eeem eee 35,000 00
For building, library, chapel, dining room, kitchen,
office, and class rooms, fifty thousand dollars...... 50,000 01
Fredericksburg Normal School.
State normal and industrial school for women, at
Fredericksburg, for support, thirty-five thousand
dollars ...... ccc cece eee eees sa Vie Taw Rew ewES ES 35,000 01
For dormitory building, thirty-seven thousand five
hundred dollars ......... 0... ccc cece cece ee eins $ 37,500 00
Radford Normal School.
- State normal and industrial school for women, at
Radford, for support, twenty-three thousand
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' For building dormitory, thirty-five thousand dollars,
_ For equipment of administrative building, six thou-
sand dollars siseissceiwaewaw nsw wes SRW ew Rew ow
. For laundry building, two thousand dollars..........
University of Virginia, for support, eighty thousand
dollars, which shall include the ten thousand
dollars provided for by an act approved January
twenty-third, eighteen hundred and _ ninety-six,
chapter one hundred and thirty-six, acts eighteen
hundred and ninety-five, ninety-six, upon condition
that the University of Virginia shall give instruc-
tions to properly prepare white students from
Virginia without charge for tuition or university
fee in the academic department of more than ten
dollars, which ten dollars shall cover all the items
covered by the former university fee of forty
dollars, but shall not interfere with the ten dollars
contingent deposit. For support of hospital
twenty-two thousand five hundred dollars. for the
free treatment, care, and maintenance of Virginia
patients, one hundred and two thousand five
hundred dollars........... 0... c cece eee eee eens
For repairs and painting buildings, fifteen thousand
dollars c.iwsc viens wie wise wiw new tes ew Hwee awe
For sewerage system, seven thousand five hundred
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Virginia Military Institute.
Virginia military institute, for support, forty-five
thousand dollars, which shall include 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........
For the removal of professors’ houses and enlarge-
ment of the parade grounds, twenty ‘ thousand
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Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind.
Virginia school for the deaf and blind, for support,
fifty-eight thousand five hundred dollars, and the
23,000 00
35,000 00
6,000 00
2,000 00
102,500 00
15,000 00
7,500 00
45,000 00
20,000 00
further sum of one thousand five hundred dollars,
or so much thereof as may be necessary for the
treatment of such persons as the superintendent
may contract for at the Richmond eye and ear
INALMALY oxscwseweweewiawiaviwiawewiewin masa s $ 60.000 00
For betterments, seven thousand five hundred dollars, 7,500 00
To reimburse for amount paid Richmond eye and ear
infirmary, three thousand dollars................ 3.000 00
Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
Virginia agricultural and mechanical college and
polytechnic institute, Blacksburg, Virginia, for
support, sixty-six thousand seven hundred and
fifty dollars........ ccc lec c ccc cece een ete 66,750 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.
To pay debt due First National Bank, Richmond,
Virginia, forty thousand dollars, and additional
for building shops, sixteen thousand dollars....... 56,000 00
Additional for schools of mines, six thousand dollars, 6,000 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 ‘tobaccOs ec20cssimiaminscas aviiwew wie neweews 8,500 00
For county experiment stations, seven thousand five
hundred dollars................. cece eee e eee eeee 7,500 00
Virginia Normal and Industrial Institute.
Virginia normal and industrial institute, for support,
twenty-two thousand five hundred dollars........ 22,500 00
For building dormitory, ten thousand dollars........ 10,000 00
For equipments for farm, one thousand dollars...... 1,000 00
William and Mary College.
William and Mary College, for support, forty thou-
sand dollars ......... 0. cece eee ee eee eee ene ees 40,000 00
For repairing and furnishing the Taliaferro building,
fifty-three hundred dollars...................... 5,300 00
For new dining hall and kitchen equipment, fourteen
thousand seven hundred ..............0cececees $
For converting present dining hall and kitchen into
dormitory rooms, five thousand dollars...........
For providing furniture for additional rooms, fifteen
hundred dollars... 2.0... . ccc cece cece cere eens
Virginia Epileptic Colony.
Virginia epileptic colony, for support, fifty-five thou-
sand dollars 1.2.0... . 2. cece eee eee cent eee eens
Deficit incurred in supporting excess number of
patients, eleven thousand dollars................
For insurance premium, one thousand dollars........
For building for chapel, school room and amusement
room and work shop, provided that the building
for which this appropriation is made shall be so
heated as to be heated by the present heating
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To pav debt on Willis’ ‘farm to United Cigarette
Machine Company, assignee, principal and interest,
ten thousand five hundred and twenty-five dollars,
The salaries of the epileptic colony shall be as follows:
Superintendent, twenty-two hundred and _ fifty
dollars.
One steward, six hundred dollars.
One engineer, six hundred dollars.
Which salaries are embraced in the appropriation
for support.
Virginia School for the Colored Deaf and Blind.
. Virginia school for colored deaf and blind children,
for support, twenty-two thousand dollars.........
‘For contagion hospital building, six thousand dollars,
The State normal, the State normal and industrial
school for women, at Harrisonburg, Fredericks-
burg, and Radford, the Virginia agricultural and
mechanical college and polytechnic institute, the
Virginia military institute, the university of Vir-
ginia, and William and Mary college, may each
draw from the treasury of the State, from funds
not otherwise appropriated, in addition to the sum
appropriated to the support of these institutions,
annually, a sum not to exceed one percentum 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
14,700 00
5,000 00
1,500 00
55,000 00
11,000 00
1,000 00
8,500 00
10,525 00
22,000 00
6,000 00
the several institutions, respectively. three thou-
sand eight hundred dollars ................+-55: $ 3,800 00
Each of the said institutions shall, upon such terms, and according
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
institutions, 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 institu-
tions shall determine in each case; provided, that the rate of
interest charged students on such loans shall be four percentum
per annum.
The said State students’ loan fund shall be preserved from deple-
tion by the said institution, and, together with the repayment
and accretions thereto, shall be held and used for the purpose
specified in this act and no other; and each of the said institu-
tions shall annually, not later than July in each year thereafter,
file in the office of the State 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 pertinent by the institution so reporting, or
which may have been requested by the superintendent of public
instruction.
Prison Association of Virginia.
Prison association of Virginia, twenty thousand
dollars, as a supplementary fund for teachers and
general purposes of the school .................. 20,000 00
And a further sum of one thousand dollars additional
for clothing. ......... 0.0... cece ce ccc eee eee 1,000 00
State Board of Health.
State board of health, thirty-five thousand dollars..... 35,000 00
For collection vital statistics, five thousand dollars. ... 5,000 00
For publicity and bulletins on disease, one thousand
dollars caiesse ne wie we ms 260 as OWS AERTS D iw men 1,000 00
For special work in prevention of hookworm, typhoid,
diphtheria, and smallpox, five thousand dollars... . 5,000 00
Catawba Sanatorium.
Support, forty-five thousand dollars.......... Pa wuews 45,000 00
mprovement or read to sanatorium, five thnousana
Gollars ... 0... eee eect ences $ 5,000 00
MIscELLANEOUS.
Military Fund.
That proportion of the receipts into the treasury as is
provided for in section three hundred and seventy-
six of the Code, as amended by act approved
February twenty-six, nineteen hundred and eight,
seventy-six thousand three hundred and eighty-
four dollars and forty-eight cents................ 76,384 48
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 connec-
tion and co-operation with the United States
department of agriculture, twenty thousand dollars, 20,000 00
. 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
“ Board of pharmacy, five thousand seven hundred
‘ dollars, as provided by chapter two hundred and
| ninety-one, acts nineteen hundred and eight...... 5,700 00
‘ Board of charities and corrections, six thousand five
hundred dollars, and the surplus of other appro-
priations made previous to this date unexpended,
not to exceed two hundred dollars............... 6,700 00
For agent to place children in family homes and
supervise the same, and expenses, two thousand
Co Co) 0 2,000 00
Cattle quarantine, three thousand five hundred dollars,
or as much thereof as may be necessary........... 3,500 00
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 six thousand dollars, which shall include and be
in lieu of the appropriation made in said act, to be
used exclusively for the purpose of the commission,
six thousand dollars..............c see eee neces 6,000 00
The auditor of public accounts, during the fiscal year
of nineteen hundred and fourteen, 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 expended in caring for the Virginia rooms
in the confederate museum...............0eeeeee 120 00
The auditor of public accounts is instructed and
empowered to draw his warrant in favor of William
A. Anderson, for his services representing the
Commonwealth of Virginia versus Richmond, Fred-
ericksburg and Potomac railroad company, twelve
hundred and fifty dollars...................005. 1,250 00
The auditor of public accounts is instructed and
empowered to draw his warrant in favor of Martin
P. Burks, for his services representing the
Commonwealth of Virginia versus Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad company,
three hundred dollars..............0eeeeeeeeeeee 300 00
The sum of six hundred dollars, or so much thereof
as is necessary, for repairing the Washington
monument and replacing the pedestal of the Henry
statue; the work shall be done under the super-
vision of the governor, register of the land office,
and secretary of the Commonwealth, who shall
constitute a committee to contract for the work
and supervise the same, six hundred dollars...... 600 00
To the industrial home school for wayward colored
girls, for necessary improvement and support, the
sum of three thousand dollars ................. 3,000 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 girl between the age of twelve
and eighteen years, and the said home shall be entitled, upon
the certificate of the judge of the circuit court of the county
wherein such home is located, to the following compensation:
For receiving a person into said home when first committed, the
sum of fifty cents; for keeping and supporting her therein, for
each day, the sum of thirty cents. But not more than three
thousand dollars shall be expended for this purpose in any one
year.
To the negro reformatory association of Virginia, for
buildings and fire protection, five thousand dollars, 5,000 00
For repairs to the governor’s house, to be expended
upon order of a commission composed of the
governor, the register of the land office, one
member appointed by the president of the senate,
and two by the speaker of the house, fifteen thou-
sand dollars, or so much therof as may be
NECESSATY 0... cee cece cece eee e teen eee eeees 15,000 00
To the Virginia home and industrial school for girls,
or its successors, for maintenance as per acts of
nineteen hundred and ten, for improvement and
to pay any deficit, twelve thousand dollars, or so
much thereof as may be necessary............... . 12,000 00
For dormitories to congressional district high schools, -
two thousand dollars for each school, upon condi-
tion that the districts shall raise a like amount to
to each school, and upon the further condition that
the supervision of each of said schools be extended
to each congressional district, fifteen thousand
Gollars ..... cc cece cee ete cee tee ences $
And provided, that any portion of the sum hereby
appropriated not taken or used by said congres-
sional district high school at the end of the fiscal
year ending twenty-eighth of February, nineteen
hundred and_ fifteen, shall be reapportioned
among said schools upon the same conditions; but
in no event shall the sum to any such school exceed
the sum of two thousand dollars.
To the Virginia home for incurables, for support, one
thousand dollars. ............. ee ee cece eee ee eens
Salary of trial justice for the county of Alexandria
(chapter three hundred and seventy-four, acts
nineteen 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
the law, to pay one-half of the salary of the trial
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To pay the total expenses incident to the inaugura-
tion of Governor H. C. Stuart, to be expended
upon the warrant of the chairman of the inaugural
committee, seven hundred and seventy-two dollars
and sixty-nine cents............. 0... c cece eee
For securing certain manuscripts from the heirs of
the late Henson J. Lossing, seven hundred and
ninety dollars......... 0... cece cece e eee eee ees
15,000 00
1,000 00
790 00
For THE FiscaL YEAR ENDING oN THE TweENTy-NintH Day or
Fesruary, NINETEEN HuNpDRED AND SIXTEEN.
Governor, salary of, five thousand dollars............ $
Governor’s secretary, salary of, two thousand dollars,
Governor’s assistant secretary, salary of (who shall
be the governor’s stenographer), not exceeding one
thousand two hundred dollars...................
Labor at executive mansion, one thousand two hundred
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Janitor and messenger for governor’s office, eight
hundred and forty dollars.................0eeees
Attorney general, salary of, four thousand dollars... .
Attorney general, assistant to, salary of, two thou-
sand five hundred dollars..................000--
5,000 00
2,000 00
1,200 00
1,200 00
840 00
4,000 00
2,500 00
Attorney general, stenographer to, salary of, fifteen
hundred dollars ............ ccc ccc cece eee eees $
Attorney general, contingent expenses of office, exclu-
sive of mileage, not. exceeding five hundred dollars,
Attorney general, for necessary traveling expenses on
business of the State, a sum sufficient therefor, any
part of which may be used to pay expenses in the
matter of the settlement of the West Virginia debt,
seven hundred dollars.................-- eee ee
Secretary of the Commonwealth, salary of, two thou-
sand eight hundred dollars, and he shall receive
ten percentum of the amount of sales of publica-
tions from his office; all fees of office shall be paid
into the treasury monthly.................00000:
Secretary of the Commonwealth. three clerks in office,
three thousand eight hundred dollars............
Secretary of the Commonwealth, contingent expenses
of office, not exceeding one thousand dollars.......
Secretary -of the Commonwealth, for rent of storage
room for State publications, a sum sufficient, not
exceeding four hundred dollars..................
Secretary of the Commonwealth, janitor and messen-
ger to, six hundred dollars..................005.
Auditor of public accounts, salary of, four thousand
dollars: ciasiaissinie sien sma a ee Hi ie RIS EAR E
Auditor of public accounts, for all clerks and employees
in office, thirty-three thousand one hundred and
ninety dollars.......... 0... cece eee eee eee eee
Auditor of public accounts, contingent expenses of
office, not exceeding one thousand six hundred
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Auditor (second), salary of, two thousand five hundred
dollars, and commissions allowed by law.........
Second clerk, one thousand four hundred dollars.....
Third clerk, twelve hundred dollars.................
Fourth clerk, one thousand dollars.................5
Additional clerk, who shall be an expert bookkeeper,
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, chief clerk, salary of, two thousand dollars,
1,500
500
700
2,800
3,800
1,000
400
600
4,000
33,190
1,600
2:500
1.800
1.400
1,200
1,000
1,800
300
2,000
2,000
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00
00
00
00
00
00
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Treasurer's Clerks in Office.
Second clerk, one thousand six hundred and eighty-
eight dollars ....... ccc cece ccc eee eee ees $
Third clerk, one thousand five hundred and seventy-
three dollars ssisinwieesaieaseniasene meee swarms
Fourth clerk, one thousand four hundred and thirty-
eight dollars ...ccaswicwiseswsesimaswen nese wise
Fifth clerk, one thousand two hundred and _ thirteen
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Sixth clerk, one thousand and eighty-eight dollars...
Seventh clerk, one thousand and three hundred dollars
Eighth clerk, one thousand two hundred and fifty dol-
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Treasurer’s contingent expenses of office, not exceeding
three hundred and fifty dollars .................
Superintendent of Public Printing.
Superintendent of public printing, salary of,, two
thousand five hundred dollars ..................
Superintendent of public printing, salary of clerk to,
one thousand five hundred dollars ...............
Superintendent of public printing, contingent expenses
of office, three hundred dollars
ed
1,688 00
1,573 00
1,488 00
1,213 00
1,088 00
1,300 00
1,250 00
350 00
300 00
legister of Land Office and Superintendent of Public Buildings.
Register of land office and superintendent of public
building, salary of, twenty-four hundred dollars,
which shall be his compensation for all his services,
and the fees received by him shall be paid into the
treasury of the State .................08. Poewiws
Register of land office, for the contingent fund, three
thousand five hundred dollars, which shall be
expended for the contingent expenses of his office,
the care of the capitol square, its drives and walk-
ways, grass and shrubbery, trees, the iron fence
around the square, the fountains, the Lee monu-
ment and fence, and for the necessary repairs and
keeping in order the public buildings and the furni-
ture 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, nine hun-
dred and sixty dollars .........cceseeeeseeveeees
2,400 00
3,500 00
960 00
And one hundred and forty dollars for insurance of
elevators in capitol and library buildings and boilers
at power plant .......... cece eee cece ee eee $
Commissioners of the Sinking Fund.
Commissioners of the sinking fund, for contingent
expenses, seven hundred dollars, or so much thereof
as may be necessary ............ceeeeeeeeeeeeee
Corporation Commission.
State corpuration commission, salaries of three com-
missioners, each the sum of four thousand dollars,
twelve thousand dollars ..............0. eee eee
And the further sum of five hundred dollars to the
chairman of said commission for his services ....
Salary of the clerk of the commission, two thousand
five hundred dollars, in addition to the fees pro-
vided by law sicestscwsw esse ceeee eum wewannews
Assistant clerk, two thousand dollars ...............
Statistical clerk, two thousand two hundred and fifty
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Assessment clerk, one thousand five hundred dollars. .
Two clerks, each one thousand two hundred dollars ..
Bailiff, one thousand two hundred dollars ..........
Three stenographers, each one thousand two hundred
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Messenger, six hundred dollars ..................-4-
Janitor and assistant messenger, nine hundred dollars.
For incidental and contingent expenses of the com-
mission, twelve thousand eight hundred dollars, or
so much thereof as may be necessary, which shall
include expenses in connection with the assessment
of mineral lands, extra copies of the annual report,
the salaries of additional clerks and such reasonable
increases in the salaries of employees as, in the judg-
ment of the commission, shall be necessary and in
the public interest ........... eee eee eee
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
140 00
700 00
12,000 00
500 00
2,500 00
2,000 00
2,250 00
1,500 00
2,400 00
1,200 00
3,600 00
600 00
900 00
12,800 00
3,500 00
Virginia State horticultural society, one thousand dollars for the
purpose now provided by law in an act entitled an act making
an appropriation for the benefit of the Virginia horticultural
society, approved March fourteenth, nineteen hundred and four,
which, with all other expenses of the board of agriculture, shall
be paid from the fees and taxes collected from fertilizers, in-
cluding ten fertilizer inspectors, one from each congressional
district, who shall be paid the sum of seventy-five dollars per
month while employed, and their expenses, if sufficient for that
purpose; if not they shall be paid pro rata from said fund, but
in no event shall any part of said salaries and expenses be paid
out of the public treasury; if in excess of such taxes and fees
collected on fertilizers to the department of agriculture and im-
migration for the purpose of advertising the resources of Vir-
ginia in this and other States where new settlers are available,
the sum of five thousand dollars, to be paid from fees and taxes
collected from fertilizer, if sufficient for that purpose, should
there be any excess from said taxes and fees on fertilizers, the
same shall be appropriated as provided by law.
The further sum of twenty-five hundred dollars, 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 treasury of the State..... $ 2,500 00
And the further sum of fifteen hundred dollars, for the
purpose of making analyses of and testing agricul-
tural seed, to be paid out of the treasury of the
State ooo... cece cece eee ee cece i eccee eee eeeeeee: 1,5uu 00
Seventy-five hundred dollars, or so much thereof as
may be necessary, to carry into effect the law creat-
ing a dairy and food commissioner .............. 7,500 00
To the department of agriculture and immigration,
the further sum of twenty-five hundred dollars, to
be used for the special development of horticulture. 2,500 00
The further sum of twenty-five hundred dollars, to be
used for the prevention of chestnut blight ...... 2,500 00
To the State board of agriculture, to be used to aid
Virginia State truckers’ association, seven thou-
sand five hundred dollars ..................005. ' 7,500 00
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Superintendent of public instruction, salary of, the
sum of thirty-five hundred dollars ............... 3,500 00
And his necessary traveling expenses while engaged
in the duties of his office (to be approved by the
board of education), not to exceed in the aggregate
seven hundred dollars in one year .............. 700 00
Commissioner of Labor.
Commissioner of labor, salary of, two thousand two
hundred. Collars cucsscvssovnseeravansenenrewnns 2,200 00
And for the purpose of his office, seven thousand six
hundred dollars ...........c cc cece cece cence eee $
And the further sum of two thousand three hundred
dollars to establish position of mine inspector of
the State—
Salary of inspector, one thousand four
hundred dollars ...............-- $1,400 00
Traveling expenses, six hundred dollars 600 00
Printing, et cetera, three hundred dollars — 300 00
Adjutant General,
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 ........
State Library.
State librarian, salary of, two thousand five hundred
dollars) .....i.0 cco waa Ms m a and ma Hee RE BOT
Assistant State librarian, salary of, one thousand six
hundred dollars ......... 0... cee cc eee e scenes
Reference librarian, salary of, one thousand two hun-
dred. dollars: cicsscaisrnyewuenisnewee cee wemsems
Stenographer in State library, seven hundred and fifty
GOUAES .ccie ee sew yee enw erm e wee mem em ee em
Salary of cataloguer, nine hundred dollars ..........
And to pay assistant janitor, seven hundred and
twenty dollars csiesewsauinseciusc wee emi esses
And for book stacks, one thousand five hundred dollars
Salaries of such other assistants and expenses of pub-
lishing the journal of the house of burgesses and
for traveling libraries, seven thousand dollars, or
so much thereof as may be necessary ............
Doorkeeper, who shall act as janitor to State library,
eight hundred and forty dollars .................
Mineral and Timber Exhibit.
Mineral and timber exhibit, one janitor, to be ap-
pointed by the governor, eight hundred and forty
dollars .......scmi wasn se ws wae ie bs aw METER
Contingent expenses, to be paid on order of the gover-
nor, two hundred and fifty dollars ..............
7,600
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1,500 0
7,000 0
840 0H
840 0
250 0
Commissioner of State Hospitals.
Commissioner of State hospitals, salary of, two thou-
sand dollars ..... 0... ccc cece cece ee eee ee eee $
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........
Capitol Police, Employees, Et Cetera.
Two conductors at the library building for the elevator,
one for day duty and one for night duty, who shall
also act as guards, nine hundred dollars each,
eighteen hundred dollars ..................00008
One policeman at the library building, eight hundred
and forty dollars ............ cece eee ee eee eee
One night watchman at the library building, eight hun-
dred and forty dollars .............. cece eee eee
Qne night watchman for the court of appeals, eight
hundred and forty dollars .....................
Two janitors in library offices in library building,
seven hundred and twenty dollars each, the sum of
one thousand four hundred and forty dollars .....
Three engineers for the electric light and power plant,
at twelve hundred dollars each, three thousand six
hundred dollars; and a sufficient sum to employ a
substitute during fifteen days leave of absence with
pay, said engineers shall supervise and keep in
order the engines and boilers and machinery under
their charge ......... cece cee cece eee eee eee
Three firemen for the electric light and power plant,
at eight hundred and forty dollars each, two thou-
sand five hundred and twenty dollars, and a
sufficient sum to employ a substitute during fifteen
days leave of absence with pay, who while on duty,
shall be under the control and supervision of the
engineer in charge ............ cee cece eee eee ees
Five capitol policemen, nine hundred and sixty dollars
each; except that the policeman in charge of con-
victs in the capitol grounds shall receive five dollars
per month in addition; forty-eight hundred and
sixty dollars 2.0... 6. cc cece cece cece cence eee eeee
Three janitors at capitol building, the sum of seven
hundred and twenty dollars each, two thousand
one hundred and sixty dollars .............eee0e,
500 00
1,800 00
840 00
840 00
840 00
1,440 00
3,600 00
2,520 00
4,860 00
2,160 00
Two conductors of the elevator at the capitol, one for
day duty and one for night duty, who shall also act
as guards, salary of nine hundred and sixty dollars
each per annum, one thousand nine hundred and
twenty dollars .......... 0. ccc eee eee eee eens $ 1,920 00
Virginia Military Records.
Virginia military records.—This department shall hereafter be
known as the department of the confederate military records,
and continue a department of the adjutant general’s office,
governed by the provisions contained in chapter two hundred
and eighty-two of the acts of the general assembly of Virginia,
of nineteen hundred and ten, except as so far herein amended—
salary for clerk who shall be known as the secretary of confeder-
ate records, two thousand dollars; salary to the assistant clerk
to the secretary, who shall be known as the assistant to the secre-
tary of confederate military records, one thousand eight hun-
dred dollars; for the contingent expenses of said department,
three hundred dollars, making a total of four thousand one hun-
dred dollars, to be paid out of the military funds of the State
cf Virginia.
State Highway Commission.
Salary of State highway commissioner, three thousand
00 00) 0 $ 38,000 00
Salary of assistant highway commissioner, two thou-
sand two hundred dollars ...................02. 2,200 00
Salary of clerk of highway commissioner, one thou-
sand two hundred dollars ...................... 1,200 00
Salary of additional clerk of highway commissioner,
eight hundred dollars ...................0.0000. 800 00
For contingent and other expenses, nineteen thousand
three hundred dollars ...................0..000. 19,300 00
Penitentiary.
Salary of superintendent of penitentiary, two thou-
sand two hundred and fifty dollars .............. 2,250 00
Salary of surgeon at penitentiary, one thousand eight
hundred dollars ................ 0c cece cece eens 1,800 00
Salary of assistant superintendent at penitentiary, one
thousand two hundred dollars .................. 1,200 00
Salaries of four keepers at penitentiary, each one thou-
sand dollars, four thousand dollars ........... we 4,000 00
Salaries of Clerks at Penitentiary.
Bookkeeper, fifteen hundred dollars ................ 1,500 00
Bertillion clerk, one thousand two hundred dollars .... 1,200 00
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Recording clerk, ten hundred dollars ............... $
Salary of matron at penitentiary, six hundred dollars
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
actual traveling expenses to members of the board
of directors living outside of the city of Richmond,
one thousand dollars ................ 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
nine hundred dollars; twenty-seven thousand nine
hundred dollars, or so much thereof as may be
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For expenses of operating and repairs to the electric
chair, twenty-five hundred dollars, or so much
thereof as may be necessary ...................
For transportation of criminals to and from the peni-
tentiary, eight thousand dollars, or so much thereof
as may be necessary ..........-...sseeseeeeeeee
Penitentiary, for supplies of food, clothing, ordinary
repairs, extra guards and incidental expenses, fifty-
four thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may
be necessary ..ciccssievieviewse cee sesswnewiw aes
State 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 thirty dollars per month and
their board, each guard to be entitled to fifteen
days vacation annually without deduction of pay,
seven thousand nine hundred and twenty dollars,
or so much thereof as may be necessary ..........
Surgeon at State farm, nine hundred dollars and, in
addition thereto, board for himself and horse .....
Superintendent at State farm, one thousand dollars
and, in addition thereto, board for himself and
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State farm, for supplies of food, clothing, ordinary
repairs, extra guards and incidental expenses, eigh-
teen 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
1,000 00
27,900 00
2,500 00
8,000 00
54,000 00
7,920 00
900 00
1,000 90
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 .................2..698
Supreme Court of Appeals.
Salary of the president of the court, four thousand
seven hundred dollars ..............-..00 200000:
Salary of two associate judges, four thousand five hun-
dred dollars each, and of two associate judges, five
thousand dollars each, nineteen thousand dollars. .
Salary of clerk of court at Richmond, five hundred
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Salary of clerk of court at Staunton, three hundred
and twenty dollars .............. 0... ee eee eee
Salary of the clerk of the court at Wytheville, three
hundred and twenty dollars ....................
Salary of the reporter of the court, one thousand five
hundred dollars ............ 0c ccc eee ee eee
Salary of the stenographer of the court, two thousand
Collars: cacwievicsasswue sca wewseewew es meee ew ewes a
Circuit Courts.
Salaries of thirty judges, each two thousand five hun-
dred dollars a year, seventy-five thousand dollars.
Salary of the judge of the tenth judicial circuit, three
thousand five hundred dollars a year ............
City Courts.
Salaries of judges of chancery court, law and equity
court, hustings court and hustings, part two, of the
city of Richmond, and the law and chancery court,
and the corporation court of the city of Norfolk,
each three thousand five hundred dollars, twenty-
one thousand dollars .............. 0.0 see e eens
Salary of the judge of the law and chancery court of
city of Roanoke, three thousand dollars .........
Salaries of the judges of the corporation or hustings
court of the cities of Petersburg, Lynchburg,
Roanoke, Portsmouth, Danville, Alexandria, Staun-
ton, and Newport News, each two thousand five
hundred dollars twenty thousand dollars ..... re
18,000 (0
4,700 th
19,000
500 6
320 0
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1,500 0!
2,000 0"
75,000 00
3.500 0"
21,000 0
3,000 00
20,000 0
Salaries of the Clerks of Circuit Courts.
Salary of the clerk of the circuit court of the city of
Richmond, six hundred dollars a year, acts nineteen
hundred and eight, page three hundred and ninety-
TIME 2. occ cc cc eee eee tec e eee tet eeeees $
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 hun-
dred and four, one thousand dollars ............
Mileage of Judges and Stenographer.
Mileage of judges and stenographer, five thousand
dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary....
~ontingent expenses of courts, thirty thousand dollars,
or so much thereof as may be necessary, and the su-
preme court of appeals is authorized to appoint such
officers and employees for the court in addition to
those now provided by law, as it may deem neces-
sary, to fix the salaries and order the payment of
the same out of this appropriation ...............
General Assembly.
L'o pay 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, eighty thousand dollars.
5,000 00
30,000 00
80,000 00
lerk of the house of delegates, six dollars per day for every day
the said clerk does not receive ten dollars per day, a sum
sufficient.
General Hupenses of Government.
3onds 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
MNECESSATY 2. cceeeece ee eee eee e ee eees
I'elephones in public buildings, six hundred dollars, or
so much thereof as may be necessary ............
“apitation taxes, amount collected to be returned
counties and cities, one hundred and thirty-eight
thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be
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“Yelinquent capitation taxes, afterwards collected to be
returned, counties and cities, three thousand dollars
“ivil contingent fund, ten thousand dollars, which
shall include expenditures by the executive of a
public or official nature, or so much thereof as may
be NeCeSSary 2s sewcusewsenswimwrm ems eemenny
700 00
600 00
138,000 00
3,000 00
10,000 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 ..............--0055 $ 2,000
Ice, fuel and light in capitol and library buildings,
executive mansion and power plant, seven thousand
and five hundred dollars, or so much thereof as
midy Ue NECCSEPY care nimorasanseee ese tee woes 7,500 00
Criminal charges, including expenses of juries, wit-
nesses, et cetera, the prison association of Virginia
and the negro reformatory, three hundred and
eighty thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may
be necessary; all jail physicians to be paid at the
rate provided for by law, but not more than five
hundred dollars per year shall be paid the jail
physician or physicians in any city or town ...... 380,000 00
Public Printing.
Public printing, forty-five thousand dollars, or so much
thereof as may be necessary ............0eeeeee 45,000 00
Printing records in supreme court of appeals, nine
thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be
TECESSATY oo ee cece cece beset e nest eeteesees 9,000 10
Virginia reports, to pay printing, binding, et cetera,
three thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may
b@ NECESSATY o.cucevemsesinewweeeewee ewe rans 3,000
General Hapenses of the Government.
To pay commissions to commissioners of the revenue,
examiners of records, postage and express charges
on land and property books, et cetera, one hundred
and seventeen thousand dollars, or so much thereof
as may be necessary ............ cece cece eee eee 117,000
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 0
License taxes, returned where local option is voted, an
amount sufficient, four hundred and twelve dollars
and eighty cents ............ cs eee ee eee ee eee 412 80
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 ........... eee cece eee ee eees 8,000 0
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
; dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary. .
Military contingent fund, to pay the military forces,
when aiding the civil authorities, as prescribed by
section three hundred and five of the Code of Vir-
ginia, a sum sufficient therefor.
Expense of auditing committee, six thousand two
hundred and fifty dollars, in which sum shall be
included all moneys provided for salaries and
expenses under the acts of nineteen hundred and
ten, providing State accountant, et cetera .......
Oysters.
‘ 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 creating a commission of fisheries, to compen-
sate clerks of courts for services performed by them
under an act entitled an act to have plots of oyster
planting grounds endorsed, abandoned under cer-
tain conditions, and to authorize the renting of
such grounds, approved March fourteenth, nine-
teen hundred and four, and also for police protec-
tion, 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
section 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
or repair of boats, to be paid out of the oyster tax,
and not otherwise, five thousand dollars .........
Public Debt.
To pay the interest on the public debt funded under the
acts of February fourteenth, eighteen hundred and
eighty-two; February twenty-eighth, eighteen hun-
dred and ninety-two; January thirty-first, eighteen
hundred and ninety-four; January twenty-third,
eighteen hundred and ninety-six, and the amend-
ments thereto, a sum sufficient for that purpose is
appropriated, eight hundred and forty thousand
£6 00) 0
820 00
500 00
6,250 00
45,000 00
5,000 00
840,000 00
For the sinking fund, one hundred and twenty-five
thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be
necessary to carry out the provisions of an act
approved February twentieth, eighteen hundred
and ninety-two, entitled an act to provide for
settlement of public debt of Virginia, et cetera....$ 125,000 00
Pensions.
To pay pensions five hundred and forty thousand dol-
lars, 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 the act approved March
twelfth, nineteen hundred and twelve, and the ad-
ditional sum of twenty percentum of the amount
provided by that act to be paid each pensioner in
the several classes; and provided, further, if any
assessment hereafter made of the real estate or per-
sonal property, 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 pen-
sioner to draw a pension, such increase shall not
operate to prevent any such pensioner from receiv-
ing the pension he now receives under the provisions
of the act approved March twelve, nineteen hundred
and twelve, and the increase provided for in this
act; 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, five hundred and forty thousand dollars....
Provided, further, that out of the appropriation for
public printing the superintendent of public print-
ing shall supply all forms and have done and pay
for all printing, binding, ruling, and so forth, re-
quired by the auditor of public accounts in pension
matters, and in connection with the payment of
pensions.
Confederate soldiers’ home for annuity, forty-six thou-
sand dollars, which shall include all sums provided
by law 0.0... ccc ccc ccc cece ec cen eee ee eeeeee
Confederate memorial association, caring for graves
of confederate dead, twenty-five hundred dollars. .
Public Schools.
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
540,000. 00
46,000 00
2,500 00
support of the public free schools, estimated at the
sum of one million three hundred and eight thou-
sand seven hundred and forty dollars and eighty-
three cents, and such additional sums as may accrue
Under the law ascvisisarausensdiaasesenieiawsas $1,308,740 83
And the further sum of five hundred and eighty thou-
sand dollars ............ 0. cece cece eee eee neee 580,000 00
This latter sum to be turned over to the State board of education,
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, except, however, 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
institutes, provided that no officer or teacher in the public school
system or anv of the State institutions who may be employed
by the calendar year shall receive pay both as an officer or
instructor in a summer normal institute and as an officer or
teacher in the public school system or in a State institution, as
aforesaid, for the time he is employed as a summer school of-
ficer or instructor, but he shall elect the capacity in which he
will be paid during the time that he serves as a summer school
officer or instructor; and provided, further, that no Virginia
teacher shall be charged tuition in said summer normal 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 the Laurel reformatory, the sum of six hundred dollars,
or so much thereof as may be necessary, which the State board
of education is authorized to expend in the maintenance of the
public free school at the negro reformatory in Hanover county,
and the further sum of six hundred dollars, or so much thereof
as may be necessary, which the State board is authorized _to
expend in the maintenance of the public free schools at the Vir-
ginia home and industrial school for girls, in Chesterfield county,
upon the same terms and conditions as the money is expended
at the two reformatories, above mentioned.
And the further sum of two thousand dollars, or so much thereof
as may be necessary, which the State board of education is
authorized to expend for rent of offices which are rendered
necessary by the crowded condition of the capitol building.
There shall also be excepted from the sum to be turned over to
the State board of education, as aforesaid, the sum of seventy-
five 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 the rural
graded schools of two, three, and four rooms, provided that no
such school shall receive more than two hundred dollars, and
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any school receiving aid from this fund shall not receive aid
from the high school fund. 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 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 maintenance
and development of rural schools of cne and two rooms, the
said sum to be used especially for the purpose of increasing the
length of term in said schools in a statewide effort to provide
proper school facilities for remote and needy communities.
r high schools. to be expended as per act creating
public high schools, one hundred thousand dollars;
provided. that so much of the seven hundred thou-
sand dollars, herein provided for the support of
the public and high schools, as mav be necessary,
not to exceed thirty-two thousand dollars. shall be
devoted to the establishment. and support of depart-
ments of agriculture, domestic economy. and manual
training in at least one high school in each congres-
sional district of the State, to be conducted under
such rules and regulations as the State board of
education may prescribe ..............0.-ee sees $ 100,000 00
For normal instruction in high schools, twenty thou-
sand dollars. chapter sixty-seven of the acts of
nineteen hundred and eight..................--- 20,000 00
For libraries in public schools, in cities, towns, and
rural districts, three thousand dollars, chapter
three hundred and sixteen, acts nineteen hundred
and eight ........... cc cece cece eee e teen eens 3.000 00
For school teachers’ pension fund, as provided by acts
of nineteen hundred and ten, five thousand dollars, 5,000 00
Roads.
For State money aid to public roads, to be expended
as provided by chapter seventy-six, acts of nine-
teen hundred and eight, one hundred and eighty-
five thousand dollars ............. eee e eee eee 185,000 00
For convict road force, under act approved March the
sixth, nineteen hundred and six, known as Lassiter-
Withers act, one hundred and forty-five thousand
dOUaTS cecniewiavewiwuiwin ese pews ea ieee DES RE MAE 145,000 00
Out of which shall be paid the following salaries:
Assistant, eighteen hundred dollars.
First clerk, eighteen hundred dollars.
Second clerk, twelve hundred dollars.
Third clerk, one thousand dollars.
State Hospirats For THE INSANE.
Eastern State Hospital.
For support, one hundred and fourteen thousand
dollars oo... eee eect eee e eens $ 114,000 00
Building infirmary, six thousand dollars............. 6,000 00
Western State Hospital.
For support, one hundred and forty-one thousand and
six hundred dollars..............00ccceeeeeceeee 141,600 00
For purchase of land and completing water supply,
six thousand dollars.......... 00... cece eee eee eee 6,000 00
Southwestern State Hospital.
Tor support, ninety-seven thousand and five hundred
C6 00) 0 cr 97.5c0 00
Additional building, seven thousand and five hundred
oblers: x smac wees seas wok edd od Bid ee eed ew deme 7,500 00
Insurance premium, one thousand dollars............ 1,000 00
_ Central State Hospital.
For support, one hundred and seventy thousand
dollars x .avsesvwsmsewreee eee wee vem ew mime iwiweie 170,000 00
For additional accommodation, fifteen thousand
dollars ................ J emeeeem enews eee meme me 15,000 00
For laundry and machinery, one thousand dollars... . 1,000 00
Yor painting, telephone, et cetera, twenty-five hundred
dollars cicsisiewsmus miawi daa sie wi wee mie wem iw ees 2,500 00
Barn, et cetera, fifteen hundred dollars.............. 1,500 00
Fire walls and fire escapes, two thousand dollars..... 2,000 00
For increasing water supply, five thousand dollars. ... 5,000 00
Officers and employees of the State hospitals for the insane, to be
paid out of the amounts appropriated to 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 Eastern State hospital, two thousand five
hundred dollars.
Superintendent of Southwestern State hospital, two thousand 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 salary of not exceeding fifteen hundred dollars per
annum.
The second assistant physician at the Southwestern hospital shall
receive a salary not exceeding twelve hundred dollars per annum.
First and second assistant physicians at the Western State hospital.
not. exceeding one thousand five hundred dollars each.
First assistant physician at the Eastern State hospital, not. exceeding
one thousand three hundred and fifty dollars.
Second assistant phvsician at the Eastern State hospital, not exceed-
ing one thousand two hundred dollars.
Third assistant physician of each hosnital shall receive each a salary
of not exceeding nine hundred dollars.
Stewards of the Western, Central, Eastern. and Southwestern State
hospitals shall each receive a salary not exceeding one thousand
dollars per annum.
The clerk of each hospital shall receive a salary not exceeding seven
hundred and fifty dollars per annum; each clerk shall perform
the duties of secretary to the board of the hospital of which he
is clerk.
The engineer of each hospital shall receive a salary not exceeding
seven hundred dollars per annum.
Except the engineer-electrician at the Eastern State hospital, who
shall receive twelve hundred dollars.
The officers (except superintendents) of the hospitals shall receive.
in addition to the salarv specified above, their board and Iedging
at their respective hospitals, but shall not receive any additional
perquisites or emoluments.
InstrrutTions oF LEARNING, AND So Forru.
Medical college of Virginia, at Richmond, for support,
five thousand dollars ........... 2.0 cess eee eee $ 5,000 00
For the support of memorial hospital, ten thousand
dollars, for the free treatment, care, and main-
tenance of Virginia patients.................505. 10,000 00
Farmville Normal School.
State female normal school, at Farmville, for support,
sixty-six thousand dollars.................00.00e 66,000 00
Harrisonburg Normal School.
State normal and industrial school for women, at
Harrisonburg, for support, forty thousand dollars, 40,000 0
Equipment to library, five thousand dollars.......... 5,000 00
Fredericksburg Normal School.
State normal and industrial school for women, at
Fredericksburg, for support, forty thousand dollars. 40,000 00
Equipment, five thousand dollars...................
Radford Normal School.
State normal and industrial school for women, at
Radford, for support, twenty-eight thousand
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- Power house, six thousand dollars..................
For laundry building, two thousand dollars..........
; Furniture for dormitory, three thousand dollars......
W ater works, improvement, four thousand...........
University of Virginia.
. University of Virginia, for support, eighty thousand
dollars, which shall include the ten thousand dollars
provided for by an act approved January twenty-
third, eighteen hundred and ninety-six, chapter one
hundred and thirty-six, acts eighteen hundred and
ninety-five, ninety-six, upon condition that the 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
dollars shall cover all the items covered by the
former university fee of forty dollars, but this
shall not interfere with the ten dollars contingent
deposit. For support of hospital, twenty-two
thousand five hundred dollars, for the free treat-
ment, care, and maintenance of Virginia patients,
one hundred and two thousand five hundred dollars,
For repairs and painting buildings, twelve thousand
five hundred dollars..............ccseeeeee eee
For sewerage system, seven thousand five hundred
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Virginia Military Institute.
Virginia military institute, for support, forty-five
thousand dollars, which shall include the expenses
of the board of visitors, except the adjutant
general and the superintendent of public instruc-
tion, whose expenses shall be paid as provided
by laW ivccssmdew ss cew twee ms emi w se we Ewe RE ee
5,000 00
28,000 00
6,000 00
2,000 00
3,000 00
4,000 00
102,500 00
12,500 00
7,500 00
45,000 00
For the removal of professors’ houses and enlarge-
ment of the parade grounds, twenty-five thousand
C06) Or a: $ 25,000 00
Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind.
Virginia school fer the deaf and blind, for support,
fifty-eight thousand five hundred dollars, and 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 superintendent
may contract for at the Richmond eye and ear
Infirmary seeisisciwewwiewr wie wow i maaMeW eee aKE 60,000 00
lor betterments. seven thousand five hundred dollars. 7,500 00
Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
Virginia agricultural and mechanical college and
polytechnic institute, Blacksburg, Virginia, for
support, sixty-six thousand seven hundred and
fifty dollars. ..... 0... cc cece cece cece eee e eee ees 66,750 00
Which shall include seven thousand and fifty dollars
paid &nder 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.
For completing shop building, forty-one thousand
seven hundred and forty dollars................. 41,740 00
Additional for schools of mines, six thousand dollars, 6,000 00
For building sewerage disposal tanks, four thousand
two hundred and fifty dollars..................0. 4,250 00
Virginia Agriculture and Experiment Stations.
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 .......... eee e eee cece ee eee eee 8,500 00
For county experiment stations, seven thousand five
hundred dollars...........0ccee cee ceeceeeeeeees 7,500 0)
Virginia Normal and Industrial Institute.
Virginia normal and industrial institute, for support,
twenty-two thousand five hundred dollars........
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Welleam ana Mary College.
‘William and Mary college, for support, forty thou-
Satid: dollars <siasiese wie nswsn nies iw ese ewe ms $
Virginia Epileptic Colony.
Virginia epileptic colony, for support, fifty-five thou-
Sand Collars «oon 66 u was eas m ow oem ew ee ae we ww ES
For insurance premium.............. Lace eee eee
For building for male patients, with infirmary for the
sick, twenty-seven thousand five hundred dollars. .
Debt due on Willis’ land, to T. A. Watts, assignee,
principal and interest, five thousand three hundred
Collars 0.0... cece cece cee cee een e cence
The salaries of the epileptic colony shall be as follows:
Superintendent, twenty-two hundred and fifty
dollars.
One steward, six hundred dellars.
One engineer, six hundred dollars.
Virginia School for the Colored Deaf and Blind.
Virginia school for colored deaf and blind children,
for support, twenty-two thousand dollars........
For barn and water supply, three thousand dollars...
Silos, three hundred and fifty dollars................
Binder, one hundred dollars....................0..
Pair mules, four hundred dollars...................
Addition to machinery in laundry and shop, six
The State female normal, the State normal and indus-
trial school 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, annually, a sum not to exceed one
percentum 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, respec-
tively, three thousand eight hundred dollars......
40,000 00
000 00
000 00
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27,500 00
5,300 00
600 00
3,800 00
Each of the said institutions shall, upon such terms, and according
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
institutions, 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 institu-
tions shall determine in each case; provided, that the rate of
interest charged students on such loans shall be four percentum
per annum.
The said State students’ loan fund shall be preserved from depletion
by the said institution, and, together with the repayments and
accretions thereto, shall be held and used for the purpose
specified in this act and no other; and each of the said institu-
tions shall annually, not later than July in each year thereafter,
file in the office of the State 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 pertinent by the institution so reporting,
or which may have been requested by the superintendent of
public instruction.
Prison Association of Virginia.
Prison association of Virginia, twenty thousand
dollars, as a supplementary fund for teachers and
general purposes of the school ..............+6. $ 20,000 00
And a further sum of one thousand dollars additional
for clothing scieee ssc wee sewn ee ese eemeremem eens 1,000 00
State Board of Health.
State board of health, thirty-five thousand dollars... 35,000 00
For collection vital statistics, five thousand dollars... 5,000 00
For publicity and bulletins on disease, one thousand
C6 C0) 0 C9 <a 1,000 00
For special work in prevention of hookworm, typhoid,
diphtheria, and smallpox, five thousand dollars... . 5,000 00
Catawba Sanatorium.
Support, forty-five thousand dollars................. 45,000 00
Dairy for Catawba, three thousand dollars.......... 3,000 00
For building for helpers, three thousand dollars...... 3,000 00
MIscELLANEOUS.
Military Fund.
_That proportion of the receipts into the treasury as
“. as provided for in section three hundred and
seventy-six of the Code, as amended by act
approved February twenty-six, nineteen hundred
and eight, seventy-six thousand three hundred and
eighty-four dollars and forty-eight cents .........
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 connec-
tion and co-operation with the United States
department of agriculture, twenty thousand dollars,
“State geological survey, ten thousand dollars, chapter
< seventy-five, acts nineteen hundred and eight.....
iState geological survey, to reimburse for amount
a reverted into the treasury under acts of nineteen
hundred and twelve, the sum of four thousand
four hunared and ninety-five dollars and seventy-
© = MINE CONS. « oc wse cea yocienvevemim wen ee gsm ns ewes
For printing, and so forth, five thousand dollars.....
Board of pharmacy, five thousand seven hundred
dollars, as provided by chapter two hundred and
ninety-one, acts nineteen hundred and eight......
Board of charities and corrections, six thousand five
hundred dollars and the surplus of other appro-
priations made previous to this date unexpended,
not to exceed two hundred dollars...............
-For agent to place children in family homes and
supervise the same, and expenses, two thousand
06 Ko) 0 i:
Cattle quarantine, three thousand five hundred dollars,
or so much thereof as may be necessary..........
“(crop pest commission, all moneys received into the
treasury from certificates of registration for selling
nursery stock, as provided in section twelve,
chapter two hundred and seven, acts nineteen hun-
dred and two and nineteen hundred and three, and
the sum of six thousand dollars, which shall in-
clude and be in lieu of the appropriation made in
said act, to be used exclusively for the purpose of
the commission ........ 0... ccc cece cece eee eee
“The auditor of public accounts, during the fiscal year
of nineteen hundred and fifteen, is instructed and
empowered to draw his warrant in favor of the
Virginia regent of the confederate museum for the
76,384 48
20,000 00
10,000 00
4,495 79
5,000 00
5,700 00
6,700 00
2,000 00
3,500 00
6,000 00
sum of one hundred and twenty dollars, to be
expended in caring for the Virginia rooms in the
confederate museum ........... 0c cece cece eens $
To the industrial home school for wayward colored
girls, for necessary improvement and support, the
sum of three thousand dollars.................4
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 girl between the ages of twelve
and eighteen years, and the said home shall be
entitled, upon the certificate of the judge of the
circuit court of the county wherein such home is
located, to the following compensation: For receiv-
ing a person into said home, when first committed,
the sum of fifty cents; for keeping and supporting
her therein, for each day, the sum of thirty cents.
But not more than three thousand dollars shall be
expended for this purpose in any one year.
To the negro reformatory association of Virginia,
for buildings and fire protection, five thousand
dollars 01... 0. cece ccc cece eet e ne ees lee
For the expenses of suitable dedication of the Gettys-
burg monument, to be expended upon order of
the commission having the memorial in charge,
eight thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may
be. NECESSATY.. 0. csc sees ee eee wes eemewae ere mines
To the Virginia home and industrial school for girls,
or its successors, for maintenance as per acts of
nineteen hundred and ten, for improvement and
to pay any deficit, twelve thousand dollars, or so
much thereof as may be necessary................
For dormitories to congressional district high schools,
two thousand dollars for each school, upon condi-
tion that the districts shall raise a like amount
to each school, and upon the further condition that
the supervision of each of said schools be extended
to each congressional district, fifteen thousand
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And provided, that any portion of the sum hereby
appropriated not taken or used by said congres-
sional district high school at the end of the fiscal
year ending twenty-eighth of February, nineteen
hundred and sixteen, shall be reapportioned among
said schools upon the same conditions; but in no
event shall the sum to any such school exceed the
sum of two thousand dollars.
120 00
3,000 00
5,000 00
8,000 06
12,000 00
15,000 00
To the Virginia home for incurables, for support, one
thousand dollars ......... 0... cc cece cece cence $ 1,000 00
Salary of trial justice for the county of Alexandria
(chapter three hundred and seventy-four, acts
nineteen 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
the law, to pay one-half of the salary of the trial
JUSUICE sae siense saws einem sem new wie EEK a wim Ds 1,000 00
Thomas J. (Stonewall) Jackson monument corpora-
tion, for erecting a monument to Stonewall Jackson,
ten thousand dollars...................... 0c eee 10,000 00
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
governor, 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
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, nineteen
hundred and fourteen, which unexpended balances are hereby
declared 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 fourteenth, nineteen hundred and fourteen. The appro-
priations 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 institutions and hospitals for the insane in monthly install-
ments, 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 appropriation, and if any
such institutions shall exceed the amount of its appropriation,
there shall be no reimbursement of said excess, nor shall there be
any liability or obligation upon the State to make any appropria-
tion hereafter to meet such deficit, 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.
It shall not be lawful forthe auditor of public accounts to
pay the State hospitals, or any other institutions, any money except
as is provided for in this act, or in pursuance of some act making
a special appropriation therefor. And the proper officer of each
public institution of the State, for which appropriation is made,
shall, in his annual report, give an itemized account of the expendi-
tures or such appropriations for such institutions; and every officer
cf 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 appropri-
ated. All of the appropriations herein made for the fiscal year
ending February twenty-eight, nineteen hundred and _ sixteen,
unexpended at the close of business, April first, nineteen hundred
and sixteen, 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.
