stenographer and clerk, $1,200 per annum; for messenger and clerk, $1,200 per annum; for nine guards, $900 each per annum, $8,100 per annum; for fees for handling collateral, $7,000 per annum, *for employment of investigators, and expenses, collection of inheritance tax, $40,000 per annum [$10,000 per annum vetoed]; for janitor, $600 per annum; for postage, $1,200 per annum; for towel service and laundry, $100 per annum; for water and ice, $100 per annum; for printing and stationery, $500 per annum; for furniture, $500 per annum; for traveling expenses, $500 per annum; for telephone, $500 per annum; for telegraph, $100 per annum; for express, $100 per annum; for premium on employees' bonds, $1,000 per annum.

TWENTY-SIXTH-To the State Treasurer, such sums as may be necessary to refund the taxes on real estate sold or paid on error and for over-payment of collectors' accounts under laws governing such cases, to be paid out of proper funds.

TWENTY-SEVENTH-To the Superintendent of Public Instruction, the following sums are hereby appropriated: For three assistants, the sum of $3,000 each per annum, $9,000 per annum; one supervisor of high schools, $4,500 per annum; for one clerk, $2,200 per annum; for two statistical clerks, $2,000 each per annum, $4,000 per annum; for two stenographers, $1,200 each per annum, $2,400 per annum; for one stenographer, $1,000 per annum; for one stenographer, $900 per annum; for one messenger, $1,100 per annum; for janitor, $600 per annum; for secretary, State Examining Board, $3,000 per annum; for one stenographer, State Examining Board, $900 per annum; for extra clerical help, $460 per annum; for contingent fund, State Examining Board, $500 per annum; for conducting three county examinations, $1,500 each, setting questions and correcting manuscripts, $4,500 per annum; for conducting State examinations, setting questions and correcting manuscript, $250 per annum; *for conducting examinations for medical colleges, $1,400 per annum ["per annum" vetoed]; for postage, $2,500 per annum; for water, $100 per annum; for towels, $100 per annum; for traveling expenses of Superintendent of Public Instruction, $1,200 per annum; for traveling expenses of three assistant Superintendents, $2,000 per annum; for traveling expenses of other assistants, $500 per annum; for traveling expenses of members and secretary of board and examiners, $800 per annum; for express, $600 per annum; for telegraph and telephone, $390 per annum; for contingency fund, $500 per annum; *for furniture, desks and office equipment, $600 per annum ["per annum" vetoed].

TWENTY-EIGHTH-To the Adjutant General, for clerk hire in his office, the following sums: For chief clerk, $2,400 per annum; for record clerk, $2,000 per annum; for custodian, Memorial Hall, $1,300 per annum; for stenographer, $1,200 per annum; for messenger, $900 per annum; for custodian of State Arsenal, $1,200 per annum; for custodian at Camp Lincoln, $1,200 per annum; for ordnance sergeant at State Arsenal, $720 per annum; for postage, $600 per annum; for typewriter supplies, ice, water and towels, $97 per annum; for newspapers, sectional filing cases, furniture and repairs, $179 per annum; for telephone, $1,476 per annum; for telegraph, $797.17 per annum; and for express, $800 per annum.

TWENTY-NINTH-To the State Charities Commission, *for salary of assistant secretary, $1,500 per annum [$300 per annum vetoed]; for inspector of institutions, $1,200 per annum; for stenographer, $900 per annum; for messenger, $800 per annum; for extra services, stenographic and clerical, temporary character, $350 per annum; for postage, $650 per annum; for printing and stationery, $400 per annum; for typewriter supplies, $25 per annum; for towels and laundry, $10 per annum; for typewriter, net price in exchange, $40 per annum; for cuts and engravings for "Institution Quarterly", $100 per annum; for press clippings, $60 per annum; for telephone, $100 per annum; for telegraph, $75 per annum; for express, freight and transfer, $100 per annum; for traveling expenses of five commissioners, $200 each, $1,000 per annum; for traveling expenses of executive secretary, $1,000 per annum; for traveling expenses of inspector of institutions, $900 per annum; for contingency fund, $360 per annum.

For the purchase of books for the library and to secure, when advisable and possible, copies of plans and specifications of modern jails and almshouses, that they may be kept on file for the guidance and instruction of counties planning new jails or almshouses, $500 per annum.

For the codification, printing and binding of all Acts of the General Assembly concerning charities, paupers, jails, almshouses, poor relief, mothers' pensions, hours of labor, children, truancy, delinquency, and dependency, the sum of $500.

For the expenses of Bureau of Criminal Statistics, incidental to the collection of statistics from courts, prosecuting officers and places of detention, as provided by law, $750 per annum.

For the Illinois State Conference of Charities, holding annual sessions, securing speakers, and incidental expenses, $750 per annum.

THIRTIETH-To the Supreme Court, for the purpose of buying additional books for the Supreme Court library, binding books in the library which need to be rebound, the purchase of continuations and renewals of the different reports, encyclopaedias, reporters, law magazines, and current text-books, $5,000 per annum; for the expenses of the Supreme Court, stationery, repairs, maintenance of building, printing, furnishing, expressage, telephoning and telegraphing, $10,000 per annum; for court stenographic work, $1,200 per annum; for salary of custodian, $1,000 per annum; for salary of head janitor, $1,000 per annum; for three janitors, $840 each per annum, $2,520 per annum; for messenger, $840 per annum, for matron, $840 per annum; for two elevator conductors at $840 each per annum, $1,680 per annum; for two watchmen at $840 each per annum, $1,680 per annum; for one engineer and electrician, $1,500 per annum; for salary of the Librarian of the Supreme Court, $3,000 per annum; for assistant librarian, $1,200 per annum; for steel filing cases and binding and preservation of records from the origin of the court, $25,000 [$15,000 vetoed]; for laying new iron pipe from the State Heating plant to the Supreme Court building, $4,000.

THIRTY-FIRST-To the Supreme Court Reporter, for the expenses of printing in advance the opinions of the Supreme Court, and of distributing printed proof thereof to the several members of the court and also to the Attorney General, in such cases as the State may be

interested in, together with the expenses of transmitting such proofs and the original opinions by mail and express, and to make printers' corrections in said proofs after final adoption, the sum of $1,200 per annum, payable upon bills of particulars certified to by at least two judges of said court; for custodian and messenger, $720 per annum, payable upon bills of particulars duly certified by the reporter.

THIRTY-SECOND-To the clerk of the Supreme Court, for clerk hire, stationery, supplies, postage, telegraph and other expenses of his office, the following sums: For chief clerk and cashier, $3,000 per annum; for stenographer and court reporter, $1,500 per annum; for docket clerk and bookkeeper, $1,500 per annum; for janitor who shall act as messenger for court, $1,200 per annum; for salary of clerk from December 7, 1914, to July 1, 1915, at the rate of $150 per month, the sum of $1,050.00; for postage, $300 per annum; for telephone, $200 per annum; for telegraph and express, $200 per annum; for printing, stationery and office supplies, $600 per annum; for contingent fund, $500 per annum.

THIRTY-THIRD-To the Appellate Court of the First District, for four stenographers, $1,500 each per annum, one for each branch, $6,000 per annum; said stenographers to be appointed by and their duties to be prescribed by, the clerk and judges of the respective courts; for librarian (all courts) $800 per annum; for postage, $100 per annum; for printing and stationery, $1,475 per annum; for water, $75 per annum; for ice, $90 per annum ; for towels, $87 per annum; for the purchase of law books and reports, $1,500 per annum; for furniture, fixtures and carpets, $2,000; for filing cases $500 per annum; for typewriter repairs $50 per annum; for rent and for no other purpose, $14,200 per annum; for telephone, $925 per annum; for clock service, $36 per annum; for repairing furniture, $100 per annum; for express, $50 per annum; for repairing law books, $400 per annum; and for contingency fund, $200 per annum; such salaries to be paid monthly on pay-rolls duly certified to the respective clerks and approved by at least two of the judges of said courts.

THIRTY-FOURTH-To the Second District, Appellate Court, for salary of librarian, $600 per annum; for stenographer, $1,500 per annum; for janitor, $900 per annum; such salaries to be paid monthly on pay-rolls duly certified to the clerk and approved by at least two of the judges of said court; for postage, $300 per annum; for stationery and supplies, $600 per annum; for coal and wood, $300 per annum; for linoleum for court room, $275; for light, $100 per annum; for express, $200 per annum; for rebinding law books, $500 per annum; for painting halls and rooms on lower floor, $950; for contingency fund, $200 per annum; for expenses incurred in the installation of six electric light poles, two poles at Appellate Court Building and four poles on other State property in Ottawa, Illinois, the sum of $486; for constructing, furnishing and equipping completely fireproof vault at the Appellate Court Building, Second District, at Ottawa, the sum of $6,000 or so much thereof as may be necessary; plans, specifications and itemized bills in payment therefor to be approved by at least two of the judges. of said court.

THIRTY-FIFTH-To the Third District, Appellate Court, for stenographer, $1,500 per annum; for janitor, $900 per annum; such salaries to be paid monthly on payrolls duly certified to the clerk and approved by at least two of the judges of said court; for postage $300 per annum; for telephone and telegraph, $150 per annum; for express, $100 per annum; for printing, stationery and supplies, $200 per annum; for contingent fund, $200 per annum; for new filing case, $700; for three rugs, $225; for painting and decorating, $100.

THIRTY-SIXTH-To the Fourth District, Appellate Court, for salary of librarian, $600 per annum; for stenographer, $1,500 per annum; for janitor, $900 per annum; such salaries to be paid monthly on pay-rolls duly certified to the clerk and approved by at least two of the judges of said court; for postage, $140 per annum; for printing, $100 per annum; for office supplies and records, $230 per annum; for coal, $250 per annum; for law books, $800 per annum; for beds, bedding, towels, $50 per annum; for miscellaneous items not specified, $100 per annum; for telephone, $60 per annum; for light, water and gas, $150 per annum; for general repairs, $400 per annum; for contingency fund, $200 per annum.

THIRTY-SEVENTH To the trustees of the Illinois State Museum of Natural History, for salary of an assistant curator, $1,200 per annum; for janitor, $1,000 per annum; for necessary help, clerical help, taxidermists, carpenters, $600 per annum; for chemicals, drugs for testing and preserving specimens, used in blowpipe work, $100 per annum; for photographic and typewriter supplies, ice, water and towels, and janitor supplies, $110 per annum; for postage, $100 per annum ; *for cases, $500 per annum ["per annum" vetoed]; for vacuum cleaner, $125; for chemical balance, $125; for miscroscope, $150; *for specimens and collections, $1,000 per annum ["per annum" vetoed]; for books, $250; for boxes, trays, shelves, drawers and frames, $100 per annum; for typewriter and addressograph, $100; for air pump and tools, curtains and screens for 40 windows, $100; for glass, lumber, nails and iron, $100 per annum; for telephone and telegraph, $100 per annum; for traveling expenses of curator and assistants, $200 per annum; for freight, express and light, $150 per annum.

THIRTY-EIGHTH-To the Commissioners of Labor Statistics, for salary of stenographer, $1,020 per annum; for clerk, $1,560 per annum; for statistician, $1,560 per annum; for messenger and janitor, $800 per annum; for four special agents for three months, $100 each per month, $1,200 per annum; for additional clerk hire, $200 per annum; for postage, $1,600 per annum; for typewriter supplies, $35 per annum; for printing and stationery, $200 per annum; for ice, water and towels, $100 per annum; for carpets, $125; for furniture, $100; for subscriptions, books, periodicals, $100; for telephone, $250 per annum; for expenses, $100 per annum; for telegraph, $100 per annum; for traveling expenses for Commissioners of Labor, $600 per annum; for traveling expenses for secretary, $600 per annum; for traveling expenses for four special agents, $700 per annum; for memberships, dues and fees American Association of Labor Commissioners and American Association of Free Employment Offices, $65 per annum; for repairs and painting office, $350; for contingency fund, $50 per annum.

THIRTY-NINTH-To the State Mining Board: For president of the board, extra for preparing examination questions, $150 per annum; for statistician, $1,800 per annum; for department clerk, $1,500 per annum; for stenographer, $1,200 per annum; for assistant statistician and messenger, $900 per annum; for postage, $900 per annum; for printing, stationery, ice water, towels and typewriter supplies, $200 per annum; for carpets and filing cabinet, $300; for anemometers and safety lamps, $250 per annum; for telephone, telegraph and express, $525 per annum; for traveling expenses of 5 members and chief clerk, $3,630 per annum; for repairs on instruments, $50 per annum; for oil and powder testing, $500 per annum; for rent of rooms for holding examinations, $125 per annum.

FORTIETH-To the State Mine Inspectors, for actual expenses incurred in the discharge of their duties, as provided by law, the sum of $12,000 per annum, or as much thereof as may be necessary, of which sum not to exceed $1,200 per annum shall be paid to any one inspector.

FORTY-FIRST-To the State Mine [Miner's] Examining Board, for clerk, $100 per month for twelve months the sum of $1,200; for one stenographer, $720.00 per annum; for stationery, $25 per annum; for typewriter and supplies, $100; for traveling expenses of members of the board, $3,600 per annum.

FORTY-SECOND-To the Illinois Free Employment offices, located in Chicago, the following sums: For 2 clerks, $1,000 each per annum, $2,000 per annum; for 1 clerk, $720 per annum; for 2 stenographers, $900 each per annum, $1,800 per annum; for 2 janitors, $600 each per annum, $1,200 per annum; for postage, for 1915, $500; for 1916, $250; for ice, water, towels and janitor supplies, $200 per annum; for typewriter supplies, $25 per annum; for furniture, for 1915, $250; for 1916, $150; for gas and electric light, $200 per annum; for telephone and telegraph, $750 per annum; for rent, central and branch offices, $8,000 per annum; for advertising, $800 per annum; for repairs, $300 per annum; for contingent fund, $2,400 per annum.

To the Peoria office, for salary of one clerk, $1,000 per annum; for salary of stenographer, $720 per annum; for janitress, $360 per annum; for postage, towels, janitors' supplies, electrical supplies, printing and stationery, and city directories and subscriptions to daily paper, $192 per annum; for electric light, telephone, traveling expenses, express, telegraph and messenger service, $303 per annum; for rent, $900 per annum; for contingency fund, $30 per annum.

To the Springfield office, for salary of stenographer, $720 per annum; for janitor, $600 per annum; for postage, ice, water, laundry, soap and toilet supplies, brooms, mops and incidentals, $119 per annum; for 12 yards of hall carpet and case for supplies, $90; for electric light and fans, telephone, advertising and heating office, $526 per annum ; for office rent, $600 per annum.

To the East St. Louis office, for salary of stenographer, $720 per annum; for janitor, $600 per annum; for towels, postage, typewriter supplies, ice water and disinfectants, $70.90 per annum; for furniture, typewriter and carpet, $300; for directories, new fixtures, varnishing and repairs, $31 per annum; for superintendent's private office, $100; for painting sign, $10; for electric light, telephone, traveling expenses,