For the hospi

tal for the insane at Weston.

expenses of directors.

Hospital for the Insane at Weston.

For current expenses including general expenses of the hospital for the insane at Weston, one hundred and Proviso as to twenty-five thousand dollars: Provided, That only the necessary expenses incurred by the board of directors of the hospital for the insane in discharging their duties as such, and four dollars per day for each day they may be employed as such, shall be allowed; an itemized account of which shall be filed among the records of said hospital, which itemized account shall be made a part of their report to the governor, and no mileage shall be allowed or paid to them; and, Provided further, That only so much of said amount appropriated for current expenses as may be absolutely necessary therefor, shall be drawn from the treasury.

Proviso as to when to be drawn.

Other appropriations for

For transportation of patients to and from hospital,

said hospital. two thousand five hundred dollars.

How paid.

For the second hospital for the insane.

How paid.

For building colored hospital, six thousand dollars.
For ice plant and cold storage, five thousand dollars.
For building kitchen, three thousand dollars.
For iron bedsteads, five hundred dollars.
For painting, fifteen hundred dollars.

The foregoing appropriations for the hospital for the insane at Weston, shall be drawn from the treasury upon the order of the board of directors addressed to the auditor at the beginning of each month, in such amount as may be then actually needed, and not otherwise.

Second Hospital for the Insane.

For current expense fund, thirty-five thousand dollars.

For transportation fund, fifteen hundred dollars.
For drugs, medicines, books and instruments, three
hundred dollars.

For farm fund, five hundred dollars.
For sewerage, five hundred dollars.

For repair fund, four hundred dollars.

For construction fund for two wing building, west of administration building, of uniform construction with east wing building, thirty thousand dollars.

For heating and plumbing, eight thousand dollars. For funishing new buildings, three thousand dollars. The foregoing appropriations for the second hospital for the insane, to be drawn from the treasury upon the order of the board of directors, addressed to the auditor, at the beginning of each month, in such amounts as may be then actually needed and not otherwise.

expenses of

Provided, That only the necessary expenses incurred Proviso as to by the board of directors of the second hospital for the directors. insane, in discharging their duties as such, and four dollars per day for each day they may be employed as such, shall be allowed: an itemized account of which shall be filed among the records of said hospital, which itemized account shall be made a part of their report to the governor, and no mileage shall be allowed or paid

to them.

West Virginia Reform School.

For the reform

For salaries of superintendent and officers, three school. thousand six hundred dollars.

For transportation of inmates, five hundred dollars.
For general expenses, twelve thousand dollars.

For expenses of board of directors, six hundred dol

lars.

For laundry, ice house, dry closets, bath house and drainage, five hundred dollars.

For repairs, two hundred dollars.

For barn and store house, one thousand dollars.

For shops and machinery, twelve hundred dollars.

directors.

The foregoing appropriations for the West Virginia How paid. reform school shall be drawn from the treasury upon the order of the board of directors, addressed to the auditor: Provided, That only the necessary expenses Proviso as to incurred by the said directors in discharging their du- expenses of ties as such, and four dollars a day for each day they may be employed as such, shall be allowed; an itemized account of which shall be filed among the records of said institution, which itemized account shall be made a part of their report to the governor, and no mileage shall be allowed or paid to them.

The West Virginia Colored Institute.

For the colored

For current and contingent expenses, three hundred institute. dollars.

For traveling expenses and per diem board of regents, three hundred dollars.

For salary of janitor, three hundred dollars.

For drainage, one hundred and twenty-five dollars.
For fuel, three hundred dollars.

For oil and lamps, seventy-five dollars.

For building machinery hall, four thousand dollars. For completion of the fences, two hundred and fifty dollars.

For painting and repairs, two hundred dollars.
For plants and seeds, twenty-five dollars.

How paid.

Proviso as to expenses of regents.

No contract to be made beyond appropriation.

For the bureau of labor.

For the board of agriculture.

For inspectors

of mines.

Salary of bank examiner.

State board of health.

For salary of two teachers, twelve hundred dollars. For additional furniture for dormitories, seventy-five dollars.

The foregoing appropriations for the West Virginia colored institute shall be drawn from the treasury upon the order of the board of regents addressed to the auditor: Provided, That only the necessary expenses incurred by the said regents in the discharge of their duties as such, and four dollars a day for each day they may be employed as such, shall be allowed; an itemized account of which shall be filed among the records of said institution, which itemized account shall be made a part of their report to the governor, and no mileage shall be allowed or paid to them; and no contract shall be made by the regents of said institute which will include any expenditure of any nature whatsoever beyond the sums specifically appropriated by the terms of this Bureau of Labor.

act.

For salary of commissioner of labor, for the year ending May thirty-one, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-seven, twelve hundred dollars.

For salary of assistant commissioner, eight hundred dollars.

For contingent expenses of officers of bureau of labor, four hundred dollars.

State Board of Agriculture.

For per diem of commissioners, salary of secretary and expenses of state board of agriculture, not to exceed three thousand dollars.

To be paid by the auditor upon the order of the board.

Inspectors of Mines.

For salaries of inspectors of mines, three thousand dollars.

For traveling expenses of inspectors of mines, twelve hundred dollars.

Bank Examiner.

For salary of bank examiner, seven hundred dollars.

State Board of Health.

For expenses of state board of health, fifteen hundred dollars.

Commissioners of Pharmacy.

For expenses of commissioners of pharmacy and their secretary, three hundred dollars; to be paid by the auditor upon the order of said commissioners.

Vaccine Agents.

For vaccine agents, to be paid on the order of the governor, one hundred dollars.

Civil Contingent Fund.

Commissioners of pharmacy.

Vaccine
agents.

Governor's contingent fund.

For civil contingent fund for the governor, ten thousand dollars. But in no instance shall this appropriation Not to be used be used for the payment of clerk hire in any of the in payment of offices of this state.

Contingent Fund-Executive Department.

clerk hire.

Contingent expenses of state offices.

For contingent expenses of auditor's office, two Auditor. thousand dollars.

For contingent expenses of the treasurer's office, Treasurer. three hundred and fifty dollars.

For contingent expenses of attorney general's office, Attorney genthree hundred dollars.

eral.

For contingent expenses of secretary of state's office, Secretary of one thousand dollars.

state.

For contingent expenses of adjutant general's office, Adjutant genfive hundred dollars.

For contingent expenses of office of state librarian, three hundred dollars.

eral.

"State librarian.

The foregoing appropriations to be drawn upon the How paid. requisition of the officers to whom said funds are respectively appropriated, and who shall render a detailed Detailed acaccount at each meeting of the legislature of the funds so expended.

Salaries of Clerks.

counts to be made.

Salaries of clerks in state offices.

For salary of governor's private secretary and assist- Governor. ant, twenty-two hundred dollars.

For salary of chief clerk of the secretary of state, Secretary of one thousand two hundred dollars; for other clerks, two state. thousand dollars.

For salary of chief clerk in treasurer's office, one Treasurer. thousand two hundred dollars; for salary of assistant clerk in treasurer's office, eleven hundred dollars.

For salary of chief clerk in the auditor's office, fifteen Auditor hundred dollars; for other clerks in auditor's office, five thousand five hundred dollars.

Attorney general.

State superintendent of schools.

Contingent ex

penses of supreme court.

Printing and binding supreme courts reports.

For the militia.

For salary of assistant in attorney general's office, twelve hundred dollars.

For salary of chief clerk in the office of state superintendent of free schools, to be paid out of the general school fund, twelve hundred dollars; for salary of assistant clerk in the office of state superintendent of free schools, to be paid out of the general school fund, one thousand dollars.

Judicial Department.

For contingent expenses of the supreme court of appeals, to be expended on the order of the court, fifteen hundred dollars.

For printing and binding supreme court reports, fifteen hundred dollars.

The Militia.

To carry into effect the provisions of chapter twentyfour of the acts of one thousand eight hundred and eighty-nine, fifteen thousand dollars; which amount What to cover. shall cover all expenditures for the militia for the fiscal year ending September thirtieth, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-six: Provided, That the said sum shall be disbursed under the order of the governor, adjutant general and paymaster general, made upon the auditor.

How disbursed

For the capitol and grounds.

Contract for coal; who to make.

How paid.

How account

Capitol Building and Grounds.

For water, seven hundred dollars.
For gas, one thousand dollars.

For coal, one thousand dollars.

For contingent and repair fund, fifteen hundred dollars.

The board of public works shall make a contract for the delivery of such coal. The board shall from time to time, as the contractor delivers the coal, make an order directing the auditor to issue his warrants upon the treasury in payment for said coal, but no such order. or coal to be shall be made unless the contractor produces to the board his own affidavit, and the affidavit of the person at the capitol authorized to receive the coal, showing the number of bushels delivered and the dates of delivery. Said affidavit shall accompany the order of the board and be filed in the auditor's office.

verified.