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_ mumemmer »eeul on ro: rtate of New York: for new officlns ents, ad for the compteren of Improvement! Are the to dr beg in the ruong occupled by the seoretut'y of stato, the sum of two thougand Avé bhunited dollars, or so much thereof a, ~ may boe necessary. [For the town of Tuxedo, fin the county at Orfingo. fod the purchase of veuct fiw books, noluding session Inwa, seventy-Ave doGurs, tt be expended under the divecticiy of the seore Aury of ubnto. For the xuoretary of state, for the purposo of complying with tho provisions of chapter twe hundréd and cightuon of the laws of pighteor hundred mid ninety-five, two thousand: dol Jars; of so mich thoreof us: may bo necessary ae - NARs ~ Koe deffolency in appropriation for clerk - Mire for the state tronsuror for the current fie: : oal year, Aftven hundred dollara, or so niuck ~. Abereof ast may bo necessary; und for expenset Inourred: in rearranging the and pr- pers in his offteo, eccasioned, in part, by ro moval: to. now capitol, and: for othor necessary expenges; one: thousand: dollars, or so muck Uhereof ag may bo naceumary. ATTORNKY-GZNERAL Yer the attorney-general, the sum. of six Shousand dollars,; or so much thoreof as may Be necessary; to pay counsel and commission: ers. amployed, by -him in pursuance of law. For payment df the sorvices and disburse metita of, Ceorge Raines, in opposing applion Mon. for a new trial in tho case of Bartholo: mew Shona, fAfteon hundred and thirty dollars. Fer payment of the sorvices and disburse amemte of Thonina 8. Fagan, in: opposing uppli- eatlon for a now trial in the anse of Bartholo: mew Shea, seven hitndrod: and cleven dollars, _ For paymont of services of George McGowan In- attending arimindl proceedings. in Troy rdmlnuhnmton pursuant to requisition of e governor made upon. the attornoy-genoral, one thousand two hundred dollars. For praymont of attorneys and counsel desig- nated or employed by the governor or attor ney-genoral, for tho transaction of legal bust« messy in pursuance of tho provisions of chap: ter eight hirdred and twonty-one of the laws - OC eighteon: hundrod sind ninety-five, thirty» Svethousand dollurst for the examination by mtorneye of certain claims of tho state gun-Him countion of Kings and Richmond and: expoendes, andfor furthor ox- \ eaminmation; of such olafwmis againgat other coun: Wes; tho sum of six thousand soven hundrod Mty dollars, or so much thereof as may e mecossary; but no warrant shall bo issued for such paymonts until the amounts claimed shal} bo oquéfled, gudited: aud allowed by the .|.. governor and ntfornoy-gonotal. wy ATE ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR, -For tho etate engineer and surveyor, for aurvoys aud: maps for the use of tho attornoy« gremeralin: ouses: boforo tho board. of claims Aging on nddount of tho canals of the state,. ioe Wae sum: of woven thougind dollars, or s mavch, thereof nis: may bo necessary, payable trom: the canal fund. « - For the stato onginoor and. surveyor to on« him, to continuo , the survoying, plotting d monamenting of tho stato Iands now un- ht fomsy or to be: loosed tm the future of the fter industry, tho sum of two thousand dol- lath. - , For tho stato engineor and surveyor, for traveling expansos and disbursements, and for exponses incurred by his. departmont in makifig examinations, surveys and maps, and r restoring and placing monuments on Roundary lings of the stato, pursuant to clap» #er four bundred and twonty-one, laws of eighteon hundred «and. cighty-seven, the sum 5.11 thousand oight hyndred, dollars, payn- from tho gonoral fund. Forithe atate: and surveyor, to de- . Away. the oxpernso of proparing a map of the mu. lines: of Woutchester county, showing all 6 grants: of land. undor water berotofore made: under authority of tho atate, which map © has been ordored mado by the commissioners Of the land office, pursuant to resolution ¥ asst-d December thirty-first, hun» and pingty-five, the sum of two. thou: sead five hundred; dollars, payable from tha - gemeral fund. For the vuporintondent of pubMoc works for deficiency in the appropriation for longthon« kag: look number twonty, Erie. canal, the sum ** * ad one thowsahd one hundred. thirty-four dol ->. Nax#: and eighty-nine cents, payable from the \Tor fs\ #: the atate engineer and. surveyor, for - durther invostigation of foundation of pro- '. posed dane at Mount Morris and of the best Jane of transportation of materials to its se and for dotailed planw, the sum of ton- thonsand: dollars. - __ .; _ oxea resent. For the examination of insurance companion by direction of the superintendent of insur to be usedin his discrotion, and to. be eolleptod. from and boe refundeG to the treas- ury: by the companic® so examined as provided by law, ilfteen. tliousnmnd dollars, or so much thereof as may: bo necessary. > For the payment of the exponse of the aotual werk: imposed upon tho superintendent of in- surance: by chapter threo hundred; and ninety» aime: of the laws<of sightcoen hundred and minety-two,. one thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be: necesary, to be: rofunded . te the treasury as: provided by law. Por the superintendent of insurance, to on- able him to carry into offéot the provisions of nection: cighty-four of chapter six hundred. and sindby of tho: laws of eighteon hundred sud ainety-6wo, known as the insurance law; fos expense of computation, compilation and . ”Menu-n, of now valuation tables; for yalua- . lew: mad othor incidental expenfies connected - herewith: rendered neccesary by said see- Non,. eight thousand dollars, or mo much there: 8€ aw: may bo. necessary, payable out of the eurpluew in tho tremsury arising from the Nexed;; Hoorne fees and other- moneys collected the insurance companies, agents and ether periona-ind paid into the over mad aboryd tho- appropriations for maintaining said: department, - Fer expenses incurred in examination by reaction of the superintendent of insurance Au appraising tm. this and foreign countries { _.. 'to real eetate owned by and mortgaged: to s Mutual Life: Insurance company and the anbattan Life: Insurance company of New York, twenty-six thounand five hundred dol- lara; the same to be refunded to the treasury by said companics, pursuant to the provisions -of section soven of chapter rix hundred and , 'minéty of the Inws of cighteen hundred and ninety-two. , RAILROAD COMNISAION: For the board of railroad commissionors, flor an; electrical expert, and for the purchase 6C necessary law und ntatistical books, the 'Of three thousand five hundred dollars, tt: msmoum® to be paid: by the: comptroller mpom the requisition of the board of railroad and to bo refunded to the Sesasury by the several corporations owning ar operating. rmilways in this state in such dumer and proportion as: is presoribed by Wis ._ | or AGHIOULTURE, “to: the commissioner of agriculturo, for the Mmmance and extenulon of the work of his epartment, pursuant to, chapter threo hun« red.and: thirty-oight of the: Inwa of cighteon hundred and ninoty-threo, to the close of the {Milena the mum of fifteen thousand dol MCK * _ For the state wenthor burcau, to bo oxpend: ed: under the direction of the commissioner of agrioulture, the sum of four thousand five Aundréd: dollars, or so much thoroof as may Dbenacesunty, for tho prosgaution of its work o. the: clone of tho next fiscal your pursuant #6 the provisions of the agricultural Inw. -_ For the maintonnnce of farmers' fnstitutos. held,under the auspices of the commisstonat of agriculture, to ba paid upon tho order of sald coremissioner, und cortiflod in sunis ad méeded and for which vouchers. for expend{- Aure, duly audited and vorifloc by him; shall {xx-endowed. the stm. of fifteen thousand dol- Wh. |___ ABDJIUTANT-GBSDRAL Yor the adjutant-gonoral. for ropnirs, im- provement@ nnd bottermonts of the stato nr eenaly, armories, etate oump and fiflo rangor mt Creedmoor and throughous the stuto, the muss of bwonty thousand dolines, or so much Shoreof as may bo nocessnry. 'o. the adjiutant-«general, for the pry ment of unpaid: claime for stote hounty and interest Shereon: of Dolo F. B, Rixtoentlh Artilfery, Now York Stato Vol - wnteers, one bundrod and two dollars, For the adjutunt-gonoral, for tho pay mend «of penalzns of raemborg of the national guord, puriant to Hootion ond hundred ind twonty aire, ohnpter five hundred und tifty-nlue o> Ake laws 6€ sightcon hundrod and ninety three. ond the acts amendatory thereof, anc for payment of expenses ond examination: for eiaims fer pengions undor said nots, fiw thousand five hundred dollers, or so muc! thereof as miny be necessary. For tho ndjutant-genersl, for the Nationa Guard for purchase of clothing and equip ment the sum of thirty thousand dollars, anc for medical and hospital outfit and supplie, ten thousand Collsre. For the betterment of the road loading fron the state camp to Roa Hook dock, and for th: construction of a military road to connect th state camp with the river' road near High land's station, twelve thousand dollars, or s much thereof as may be necessary, to be ex pendad under the order and direction of th adjutant-general. For the adjutant-general, for services anc necessary traveling expenses in. prosecuting the war claims of the state against the Unitet Btates, under his direction, two thousand dol lars, or so much thereof as may be necessary to be approved by the governor' as command sr-in-chief. For the adjutant-general, to enable him tt somply with sections thirty-eight, thirty-nin« and forty, chapter sixteon of the general law! of: the state, to complete the personal record: of New York volunteer soldiers, sailors, ma rines, and to bind the same in a substantia manner, ef cotera, the sum of twenty thou sand dollars, or so much thercof as may bt necessary. * For the sustenance, pay and expenses ¢ auch batteries of the national guard as the ad jutant-general may order to go into camp o: upar. the maroh for field exercises and to go practico during tha present year, to be ex pended under the directifon of the adjutant goneral, fifteen thousand dollars. For the adjutant-genernal, for the building of an indoor rifle range, in or adjoining thi state armory in the city of Oswego, four thou sand dollars, or so much thereof as may bi necessary. For deficiency in appropriation for the pur chase of the site and the erection of a suitable bont-house with its appronches for the uso o; the naval militia, located in the city o: Briges, lato of Company | Rochester, county of Monrose, and for the completion thereof, the sum of three thousane dollars, or so much thereof as may be neces sary, is horoby appropriated out of any mon eys in. tho treasury not otherwise appropri- ated, to bo expended under the direction o; the adjutant-genoral, the inspector-general and the chief of ordnance of the state, who are the commigatoners for the orection of saic boat house with its approaches. BANKING DEPARTMENT, For the superintendent of banks, one thou sand dollars, for rent of office for examiner: 'in the city of Now York, to be assessed anc collected and refunded to the treasury as pro vided in the banking law. For the suporintondent of bank, one thow sand dollars, poyablo quarterly, in full of al. expenses and disbursements incurred by him whilo in discharge of hts official duties, from the first of February, one thousand cight hundred ninety-six, to the first day of October of the sume year. i BTATE BOARD OF CHARITIES. For the state board of charities, for defl« cloncy in appropriation for traveling, office and contingent expensos and clerk hire, five thousand dollars. CIVIL SERVICE COMATSSTON. For the clvil service commission, for defi- gleney in the annual appropriation for the ex- penses of examinations, three thousand dol: lary. For office expensos and compensation of. ex tra clerks, two thousand dollars. BUPELINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. For the purpose of providing facilities for instruction in natural history, geography and kindred subjects by means of pictorial repro: sentations and lectures to the free common schools of each city and village of the state having a superintendent of free common schools, in accordance with the provisions oj chaptor three hundred and sixty-two of the laws of cighteen hundred and ninety-five, the sum of fifteen thousand dollars, or so muck thereof as may be necessary, payable by the treasurer on the warrant of the comptroller, upon vouchers approved. by the superintond ent of public instruction, and audited by the comptroller, For finishing the rooms in the schoolhouse on- the Onondaga Indian Reservation, making repairs and improving the grounds; the sum of three hundred dollars, to be expended un: der the direction of the superintendent of public instruction. ¥OR THE SUPERINTENDENT OFP PUELIC WORKS. For the swporintondent of public works fot defraying one-half the cost of rebuilding the east pier of the Belgium bridge mcross the lSenecu river, the sum of fifteen hundred dol: ars. For ropairs of highways on the Onondags Indinn: Reservation, to be expended under the direction of the superintendent of public works, on the roads known: as the Quarry, roads,. two thousand dollars. For the superintendent of public works and stato engineer and surveyor, for completing the Shinnecock and Peconic canal and the in- let from the Atlantic cccan to Shinnecock bay, the sum of five thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may bo necessary. For the purpose of working and improving state roads through Saint Regis. Indian reser- vation in the: county of Franklin, three thon sand dollars, said work to be executed and suid. moneys to be expended under the direc tion of the superintendent of public works. For the superintendent: of public works for enlarging the existing spillway in the Cubs foam-volt. Allegany county, two thousand dol ars. For tho purpose of working and improving state. ronds through Saint Regis Indian Res- ervation in the county of Franklin, fifteen hundred dollars, said money to be expended in the purchase of a stone crusher under the di- rection of the suporintendent of public works. For the. superintendent of public works to pay deficiency in amount appropriated by chapter nine hundred and thirty-two of the laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-five, for the work of excavation, reconstruction of. cul- vert and genornl ropairs to the creek and its surroundings, known as Divan creek, Chemung county, the sum of one thousand dollars, paya- ble from the general fund. For the superintendent of public works, for constructing embankments upon and along the Chemung river in the city of Elmira, for the purpone of preventing overflows and frosh ete from the Chemung river, the sum of ten thousand: dollars. a For the suporintendent of public works, for providing a coping on the sea wall heretofore built by the state to protect the uplands be- tween tho villages of East Marion and Orient, in Suffolk county, from encroachments by the sen, the sum of one thousand dollars, or sc much thereof as may be necessary. For the superintendent of public works to pay cost of the extra work of rebuilding a por- tion of the vertical wall in tho Glens Falis feeder, rendered necessary by the rebuilding . of the Busin.streot bridge over said feader, at Bandy Hill, as nuthorized by chapter one hun- dred and forty-three of the laws of eighteen hundrod and ninety-five, the sum of one hun- dred and ninety-six dollars, payable from the \Tor bolita bri or ng a bridge and improving th state rouds through the Tonuwxlxjnda Igdins reservation in the county of Genesee, one thousand dollars, said money to be expended under the direction of the superintendent of public works, For the snperintendont of public works to pay deflciency in the fund Approprinted. by chapter three hundred and thirty-six of the laws of cighteen hundred and ninety-three and five hundred and sixty of the Inws of one thouland eight hundred and ninety-four, for tho erection of a liff bridge over tho Erie carnal at Emerson street, Rochester, and inter- 088, the sum of two thousand six hundred and thirty-eight dollars and fifty cents, payable from the cnnat fund. For the superintendent of public works for deficiency in tho approprintion for construc- tion bridge and upprouches thereto over the inlet to Otisco Inks, the sum of one hundred - and dighty-sgoven dollars und sixty-five cents, poyable from tho canal fund. For the suporintendent of public works to provide the differences in the amount of the appropriation under chapter one hundred and sevonty-five of tho laws of eighteen hundred and rinety-five. authorizing cortain changes in the Goumgeu streot lift bridgos over the Erie canal in the city of Utica, aod the amount of the lowest bid received therefor, Cardiff, Willliam Hill and South Onondaga [ purnsont to ndvariisement; and to provide funds fer installing olectric apparatus for op erating rib} bridge in lieu of water whee uperated by eanal water as now built, the sum of nine thousand dollars, payable from the canel fund. For the repairs to the state dyle leading t the Bridge street bridze, over .the Evie ennal in the ctéy of Amsterdem, the sum of fou: thousand goMHars, or so much thereof as mny be necessity. to be expended under the direc tion of the superintendent of public works payable from esval fund. For the superintendent of public works. for the purpose of dredging and removing obstruc tions in Findiny's lake, in the county of Chau taugus, the sum of two thousand dollars. For completing a ditch on the south side o: the Erie canal, in the town of Eldridge, Onon daga county, from tho enss line of lands be longing to the American Cement company eastward to Carpenter Brook culvert, and from east line of lands owned by John W. Barnet westward to said culvert, and for bottoming outpthopchannel of said brock on the mort} side of the canal, the sum of one thousand dol lars, to be expanded under the direction o! the superintendent of public works, payable from: canal fund. For the repair and preservation of the pub lic highway running along the morth side of the Oswegatchio river, opposite Noble Broth ers' farm, in the town of Edwards Saint Law rence county, two thousand 801mm. or sc much thereof as may bo necessury, to be ex: pended under the direction' of the superin: tendent of public works. For the superintendent of public works fo: cleaning the state ditch west of Port Byron, the sum of twelve hundred dollars. For the superintendent of public works fo: the completion of the mole and the mechan ical device for getting on and off thereof. now being constructed, pursuant to chaptei two hundred and seventy-eight of the Inws of eighteen hundred and eighty-rine, betweer Houghtailing Islangl and the Hudson river, the sum of five hundred dollars, or so much there of as may be necessary, but no work shall be done, or money expended thereon, except or plan and specification to be prepared and fur <nished by the stato engineer and surveyor, and all of said work, as far as practicable, shall be done by contract let to the lowest re sponsible bidder or bidders. FACTORY INSPECTOR, For the factory inspector, for the purpose of puying the actual and necessary expenses of the enforcement of the provisions of chap- ter three hundred and ninety-four of the laws of eighteen hundred and ninety, from the time of the appointmient of the deputy inspect or of mines, and for the continued payment of the salary and necessary expenses of the deputy inspector of mines, the 'sum of twc thousand five hundred dollars. For actual and necessary clerical expense for the enforcement of the provisions of chap- ter five hundred and cightcen of the laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-five, in the office and sub-offlce of the state factory inspector, the sum of two thousand dollars. LIBRARIES. For books, serials, binding and other fetes sary expenses of maintaining the state medi- cal Mbrary, pursuant to chapter three hun- dred and seventy-seven of the laws of eight een hundred and ninety-one, three thousand five hundred dollars. For the court of appeals library, situated in the city of Rochester, Monroe county, New York, for the purchase of books and other supplies for said library, the sum of three thousand dollars. For the court of appeals library at Syracuse, for the.purchase of books and other supplies for said library, the sum of three thousand dollars. For the library of the supreme court in the second judicial district in Brooklyn, for the purchase of books to be paid on bills thGrefor audited by a majority of the trustees having charge of said library, the sum of two thou- sand dollars. For care und cleaning of the rooms of the state library, regents' office, examination, ex- tension, public libraries and duplicate depart ments, and other rooms occupied by the unt versity of the state in the basement and on the first, third, fourth and fifth floors of the capitol; and for janitor, watchman, porters, running two elevators, labor of cleaning aml handling books, and for necessary repairs, fittings and supplies connected with the jani- torial department,\to be paid on vouchers duly authenticated by the regents as for their other expenses, ten thousand dollars. For the second judicial district law library at Newburgh, for the purpose of law books and reports, the necessary rebinding of books belonging to said library, and the expense of keeping the books of said library insured againat loss or damage by fire, the sum of one thousand five hundred dollars, to be paid on bills therefor certified by the majority of the trustees having charge of said library. NORMAL §0HOOLS. For the State Normal and Training School at Potsdam, for purchasing lands adjoining said school grounds, the sum of four thousand dollars. For the Normal school at Plattsburgh, for furnishing and completing building already commenced, and for no other purpose, the sum of ten thousand dollars. For the Oswego Normal and Training School, for aiterations, fitting up and equip- ping physical laboratory and manual training- rooms, two thousand dollars. For the Fredonia Normal school, for the im- provement of the heating apparatus of said school, the sum of one thousand seven hun- dred dollars, or so much thercof as may be necessary. For the State Normal and Training school at Cortland, for fences, grading, brary books, library cases, furniture, et cotera, fire-escupe, flooring balls of old building, and, for a large safe for the keeping of letters, papers, et ceters, the sum of five thousand dollars. For the State Normal school at Buffalo, New York, for the completion of work on fire es- capes, five hundred and twenty-four dollars; for plursbing and-ventilation in pursuance of the requirements of the board of health of the city of Buffalo, three hundred and thirty dot lars. STATUTORY REVISION. For the commissioners of statutory revision, for the prosecution of their work during the year eighteen hundred and ninety-six and to the close of the annual session of the legisla- ture of cighteen hundred and ninety-seven, twenty-one thousand dollars, or so much thereof as muy be necessary, to pay for their services, personal and incidental expenses, clerk hire and printing, as shall be certified to be just and reasonable by the governor, the payment of each commissioner for services not to exceed the rate of two hundred and fifty dollars per month: STATE GEOLOGIST. For continuing the field work for the com- pletion of the geological map of the state, in- cluding an investigntion and\saccount of the mineral resources of those portions examined, the sum of two thousand five hundred dollars, to be expended under the direction of the state geologist, and prid on vouchers approved. by him and audited by the comptroller. For the mounting of four hundred. and fifty copies of the geological map of the stute of New York published in co-operation with the director of the United States geological sur- vey, and for transportation and incidental ex- penses connected therewith, the sum. of six hundred dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary, to be paid on the certificate of the state geologist and the audit of the comp- troller, * STATE ENTOMOLOGIET. For the office and collecting expenses of the state entomologist, eight hundred and fifty dollars; for the salary of his assistant, one thousand dollars. PRISONS. For the state commission of prisons, for de- flci‘ency in uppropriations for traveling, office ang contingent expenses and clerk hire, in- cluding salary and expenses of secretary, twelve thousand five hundred dollars. N For providing current literature for the several state prisons, the sum of fifteen hun- dred dollars, to be expended under the direc- tion of the superintendent of the state prisons. For securing additional instruction in the several state prisons, two thousand four hun- dred. dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessnry, to be expended under the direction of the superintendent of state prisons. For the superintendont of state prisons, for purchasing. constructing, Ivbping in repair and operating the necessary apparatus for the execution of convicted criminals, for the inci- * / -_ TUESDAY, AUGUST 4. dental esnms> f such cxecutions'and for gurriing in prison criminals sentenced to be xecufed, os provided by chapter four hun dred ind eighty-nine of the laws of eighteen hundred and eighty-cight, the sum of eight thousund dollars or so much thereof as may be necessary, pryable from the capital prison fundi und the comptroller is hereby suthor ized on the first day of October, eighteen bun: dred and ninety-six. or nt any time thereafter, to transfer from the capital prison fund tc the general fund. the sum of five hundred thousand dollars. to be available in payment of the appropriations made by this act. INDIAN SCHOOLS. The sum of eight bundred and fifty dollars, approprinted by chapter three hundred and fifty-cight of the laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-four, for Indian school-houses on the Shinnecock and Poospatuck reservation, is hereby reappropriated for repairs and sup plies for Indian schools on said reservation. The sum of eight hundred and nine dollar: and twonty-five cents, being the unexpended balance of an appropriation made by chapter three bundred ard fifty-eight of the laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-four, for ropairs and supplies for Indian schools on the Tona: wanda reservation, is hereby reappropriated. The sum of three hundred and. sixty-two dollars and eighty-five cents, being the unex- pended balance of an appropriation made by chapter three hundred and Afty-sight of the laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-four, for repairs and supplies for Indian schools of the Saint Regis reservation, is hereby reappropri- ated. For repairs and shingling roofs of Indian sehools on the Allegany and Cattaraugus res ervations, the sum of one thousand dollars is hereby appropriated. . STATE HISTORIAN,. For the state historian, for deficiency in the appropriation for printing, envelopes, type: writer, extra clerical hire, stenographer, maps and supplies, the sum of one thousand dollars, MISCELLANEOUS. p For the board of commissioners of electrical subways, for the city of Brooklyn, for services and expenses of the commissioners thereof, for the fiscal year ending September thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-six, sixteen thousand five hundred dollars, which amount, together with such reasonable vompensation for services nnd expenses of clerks in the officeiof the comptroller as may be certified by him, not exceeding the sum of one thow sand dollars, which is hereby appropriated, for the expense of the levy and collection thereof, shall be refunded to the treasury of the state by the several companies operating electrical conductors in said city, which are or shall be required to place and operate any of their conductors under ground, pursuant to the provisions of chapter four hundred and ninety-five of the laws of eighteen hundred and eighty-five 'and the acts amendatory thereof, and of chapter four hundred and fif- ty-four of the laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-two, which said companies shall fur- nish to the comptroller the data and the neo essary information required to make assess- ments pursuant to sections seven and nine of said chapter four hundred and ninety-nine, as amended, and said commissioners shall fur- nish to the comptroller a list of such compa- mies. The assessment of the amounts to be paid to the said board of commissioners of electrical subways shall be made according to law, upon the several corporations arnd com- panies liable therefor, by the comptroller, at such time or times, at his office in the city of Albany, as he shail designate, when they may be heard thereon, of which the comptroller shall give such corporations and companies one week's prior notice to each a written or printed copy of such notice in the usual way by mail, directed to them at their respective places of business, postage thereon prepaid. For the board of commissioners of electrical subways, for the city of Brooklyn, for services and expenses of the commissioners thereof, 'for the month ending OcM@ber the thirty-first, eighteen hundred and ninety-six, one thou- sand four hundred dollars, which amount, to- gether with such reasonable compensation for services and expenses of clerks in the office of the comptroller as may be certified by him, not exceeding the sum of one hundred dollars, which is hereby appropriated for the expense of. the levy and collection thereof, shall be re- funded to the treasury of the state by the sev- eral companies operating electrical conductors in said city, which are or shall be required to place and operate any of their conductors un- der ground, pursuant to the provisions of chapter four hundred and ninety-nine of the laws of cighteen hundred and eighty-five, and the acts amendatory thereof, and of - chapter four hundred and fifty-four of the laws of eighteen hundred and fifty-two, which said companies shall furnish to the comptroller the Gata and the necessary information required . to make assessments pursuant to sections seven and nine of said chapter four hundred and ninety-nine, as amended, and said com- missioners shall furnish to the comptroller a list of such companies. The assessment of the amount to be paid to the said board of commissioners of electrical subways shall be made according to law and upon the sevoral corporations and companies liable therefor, bythe comptroller at such time or times, at his office in the city of Al- bany, as he shall designate, when they may be beard thereon, of which the comptroller shall give such corporations and companies one week's prior notice, to each a written or printed copy of such notice in the usual way by mail, directed to them at their respective places of business, postage thereon prepaid. For the commissioner of the new capitol for salaries of employes, and expenses and travel- ing expenses, the sum of twenty-five thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be neces- sary. * To Benn and Poulson, as stenographers for the committee in the Brooklyn bridge investi- gation, one hundred and seventy-five dollars and fifteen cents, to be paid on the audit of the comptroller. For the board of electrical control in and for the city of New York, for the services and ex- penses of the commissioners: thereof, for the fiscal year ending September thirtieth, eight- een hundred and ninety-seven, forty-five thou- sand dollars, which amounts together with such reasonable compensation for services and expenses of clerks in the office of the comp- troller as may be certified by him, not exceed- ing the sum of two thousand dollars, which is hereby appropriated for the expense of the levy and collection thereof, shall be refunded to the tremsury of the state by the several companies operating electrical conductors in said city, which are or shall be required to place and operate any of their conductors un- derground, pursuant.to the provisions of chap- ter four hundred and ninety-nine of the laws of eighteen hundred and eighty-five, and the acts amendatory thereof, which said company shall furnish to the comptroller the data and necessary information required to make as- scssments pursuant to sections seven and sight of chapter four hundred and ninety- nine, as amended, and said commissioners shall furnish to the comptroller a list of such companies. 'The employees of the said board of electrical control shall be subject to municipal civil service examination. | 'The assessments of the amounts to be paid to the said board of electrical control shall be made according to law upon the several corporations and com- panies liable therefor by the comptroller, at such time or times, at his office in the city of Albany, as he shall designate, when they may be heard thereon, of which the comptroller hall give such corporations of companies at least one week's prior notice, to each, a writ- ten or printed copy of such notice in the usual way, by mail, directed to them at their respective places of business, postage thereon prepaid. Lawyers' Title Insurance Company, for searching titles to real estate held by police officials during senate investigation for New liork police department, in full for all claims, six hundred and fifty dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary. For the health officer of the port of New York for expenses of maintenance and re- pairs on Fire Island, and for the salaries of the superintendent, watchmen and other em- ployes during the year eighteen hundred and ninety-six, six thousand dollars. For the board of managers of the Western Equse of Refuge for Women at Albion, for de- ficiency in maintenance, five thousand dollars; and for extraordinary repairs, one thousand dollars. The sum of six thousand dollars is hereby appropriated to be paid to the Pasteur Insti- tute of city of New York, as a full equiva- & lent fox services, as provided in chapter sever hundrad and seventy of the laws of eighteer hundred and ninety-five. For the Syracuse State Institution for Fee ble;Minided Children, to be expended unde: the direction of the local board of managers for establishing and equipping an electric light plant, geven thousand eight hundred ani forty dollars: for replacing the old frame cor ridor leading from the main building anc south wing to the laundry building by sub stantial briok structurs, four thousand fom hundred and ten dollars: for new floors anc steel ceilings in various parts of the buildings one thousand dollars;-and for shaking a four inch water pips connection with the city wa tor main on Wilbur avenue, the sum of thre hundred and fifty dollars, or so much thereo! as may be necessary. For the employment of clergymen at the Willard State Hospital, the sum of one thou sand dollars is hereby appropriated, to. be spent under the direction of the board of trustees. . \To the clerk of the assembly, for engrossing the resolutions ordered by the assembly, five hundred dollars, to be paid upon the certifi cate of the clerk of the assembly. For the clerks of the senate and assembly, for the use of the senate and assembly for file boards, stationery, printing, for revising the clerk's manual and books and copies of code: for the use of the senate and assembly ju. diciary and codes committees; ten thousand nine hundred and ninety-five dollars and fifty cents. ' For advances by the comptroller to the clerks of the senate and assembly to pay the expenses of receiving reports and printed doc: uments from the several state departments, addressing and forwarding same to member: of senate and assembly, thirty-five dollars, or so much thereof as may be neces sary and hereafter such reports and doew ments shall be delivered by the printer to the document departments of the senate and as sembly in the-proportion to which such de partments are respectively entitled. For services of stenographers for judges of the court of appeals, under chapter three hun dred and sixty-nine of the laws of eighteen hundred and eighty-one, as amended by chap: ter three hundred and thirty-three of the laws of eighteen hundred and eighty-four, the sum of one thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary. 2C For deficiency in appropriation for postage, expenses of committees, compensation of wit nesses, legislative manual, Croswell's manual, clerk's manual, indexing the bills, Journals | and documents of the senate and assembly, and other contingent expenses of the legisla: ture, twenty-five thousand dollars; or so much thereof as may be necessary. ' For the New York Experiment station at Geneva, for expenses of bulletin and enforcing the provisions of chapter four hundred and twenty-seven, laws of cighteen hundred and ninety, and amendments and acts supple mentalthereto, as shall be authorized by the board of control, ten thousand dollars; for general repairs to buildings} twelve hundred dollars; for official postage, five hundred dol- lars. For the New York State Agricultural Society, for the interest expended under the direction of the commissioners of agriculture, the sum of ten thousand dollars, for the purpose of constructing of the state for the promotion of agriculture therein, to be on the grounds of . the society an annex to the horticultural and vegetable building, a pigpen and an addition to the poultry house, n water plant with its connections and supply, and for such other improvements and expenditures as may be found necessary by the society for the promo- tion of agriculture in this state. ' For necessary fire escapes and improvements in ventilation, to comply with the orders of the board of health of the city of Oswego, for the Oswego State Normal and Training School, two thousand two hundred dollars. For the State Industrial School, for the pur- chase of an additional dynamo for an electric light plant, for addition to the switch board and additional instruments and appliances for properly connecting and operating the 'same, and additional lamps for drill hall, the sum of two thousand dollars: for changing the steam boiler furnaces and attaching thereto me chanical stokers or smoke consumers to pre vent smoke and enable the board of managert of suid school to comply with the city ordi- nance against smoke, the sum of six thousand dollars. 1 For the State Industrial School, the balance remaining unexpended in the treasury of the sum of two thousand eight hundred dollars, appropriated by chapter three hundred and twenty of the laws of eighteen hundred and minety-one, being the sum of one thousand two hundred and forty-five dollars and thirty- seven cents, is reappropriated for removing cells and constructing as open dormitories the interior of the east hall of said school for the purpose of converting the old chapel into rooms and for furnishing the officers' quarters. For State Industrial School, the 'balance re- maining unexperded in the treasury of the sum of eight thousand dollars appropriated by chapter nine hundred and thirty-two, of the laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-five, be- ing the sum of one thousand three hundred and twenty dollars and sixty-four cents, is hereby reappropriated for deficiencies in the appropriation for maintenance for the fiscal year ending September thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-five. - To Miss Nellie Kingsbury, for services keep- ing the record of the senate committee meet- ings during the session of eighteen hundred and ninety-six, three hundred dollars. For the commissioners of fisheries, game and forests for salaries and expenses of the commissioners, as provided by section four of chapter three hundred and ninety-five of the laws of. cighteen hundred and ninety-five the sum of eight thousand one hundred and thir- ty-five dollars; for the fish oulturist for salary and expenses, as provided by section five of chapter three hundred and ninety-five of the laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-five, two thousand four hundred dollars; for the tary, for the engineer and for office and cler- ical force, including superintendent of hatch eries for salary and expenses as provided by section six of chapter three hundred and nine: ty-five of the laws of cighteen hundred and ninety-five, nine thousand eight hundred and sixty-six dollars and. Sixty-six cents; for the chief fish and game protector, two assistant protectors aud thirty-one protectors for sal- aries and expenses as provided by section twenty-two 'of chapter three hundred and ninety-five of the laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-five, twenty-three thousand eight hundred and thirty dollars; for two oyster protectors and one assistant oyster protector for salary and expenses as provided. by see- tion twenty-four of chapter three hundred and ninety-five and by sections one hundred and eighty, one hundred and eighty-one and one hundred eighty-two of chapter nine hun- dred and seventy-four of the laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-five, three thousand two hundred dollars; for rent of office, clerical as- sistance, miscellaneous and contingent ex- penses of the shell-fish commissioner's office and department, the sum of two thousand dol- lars; for the expense and maintenance of the Caledonia, Adirondack, Fulton Chain, Cold Springs, Pleasant Valley, Sacandaga and Beaverkill hatcheries, and the hatching sta- tions at Constantia, Chautaugua, Clayton and Hudson, and for the appropriation and distri- bution of food and game, fish and fish fry, as provided by section seven of chapter three hundred and ninety-five of the laws of eight- een hundred and ninety-five, thirty-six thou- sand six hundred and sixty-six dollars and sixty-six cents; for stationery, postage, print: ing, express, telephone and telegraph service, drafting, mapping, ond other office and contin- gent expenses, three thousand dollars; for claims presented the said commissioners aris- ing under former commissions, three thousand pine hundred and ninety dollars and seventeen\ cents; for outstanding bills and claims against the present commission, one thousand five hundred and forty-two dollars and ninety cents. <_ 'To Irving J. Morris, as stenographer for the finance committee for the session of eighteen hundred and ninety-six, the sum of six hun- dred and fifty dollars. , For the commissioners of fisheries, game and forests for building and equipping ponds for rearing fish at the Pleasant Valley hatchery ab Bath, three thousand two hundred. and forty- five dollars. . For the commissioners of fisheries, game and forests the sum of one thousand five hundred dollars, or so much thereof as may be neces- sary. is hereby appropriated to be expended by sald commissioners: for this exterminatior - . of bill fish in Chautauqua lake and Black lake; being. tho sumvof one thousand dollars fo Chantaugna lake and five hundred doliars for Black lake gnrtain mentioned. B For services and Gishursements of the referet~ and nppraiges in the matter of the estate of Jay ould, deceased, under chapter thret hundred und ninety-nine of the laws of cight een hundred and ninety-bwo, the sum of five thousand dollars, 'or so much thereof as may. be necessary, the same to be paid after due. audit by the comptroller. For the and installing of the electric light plant on vue grounds of the House of ~Refuge for Women at Hudson, the sum of six thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may: be necessary. . For the board of Gettysburg and Chattancoge- monument commissioners, the sum of four thousand five hundred dollars; for the pay ment of necessary engineers, surveyors, agentr . and employes for the battlefieldg of Gettys burg and Chattanooga, and for such other ex: ponges as may be required for the work of said commission, including actual andpecessary. traveling and other contingent exPenses in curred by said commissioners in the discharge of their duties, and for compensation of their services as provided for in section six of chap ter three hundred and seventy-one of the lawe of one thousand eight hundred and ninety four, and the 'provisions of chapter two hun~ dred and sixty-nine of the laws of one thou sand cight hundred and eighty-seven. For the superintendent of public works to complete the construction of a hoist bridge at: West Geneses 'street across the Erie canal in the city of Syracuse, in addition to the appro- priation pursuant to chapter three hundred: and eleven, laws of eighteen hundred and: ninety-five, the sum of twenty-five hundred dollars. , . For the New York State Custodial Asylum: at Newark, for interest on cottage dormitory appropriation, for painting buildings,; paving and grading the roads and walks, and making: new roads and walks,. for completing barn for fire escapes, and piggery, architects' fees on barn and contingent expenses, six thousand three hundred and five dollars. . B To Joseph Fayel, for balance due for serv- ices in charge of the document room;, as per resolution of the constitutional convention. adopted September twenty-eighth, eighteen, hundred and ninety-four, from June fifteenth, eighteen hundred and ninety-five, to July cighteon hundred and ninety five, two hundred and fifty-two dollars. For the salary of the superintendent, com- pensation of clerks and other persons employ» ed and the necessary expenses of the Onondaga: salt'springs pursuant to chapter six hundred: and eighty-four, laws of eighteen hundred and; sixty-two, seventeen thousand dollars. For the New York State Soldiers and Sailors\ Home for additional storage, for building res- ervoirs and repairs to the present one, three- thousand five hundred dollars: for equipping: new mess ball with light, steam heat and cook- ing apparatus, five thousand dollars; for con- tingencies and repairs, three thousand dollars.. For FreGerick @. Haddock for services ren- dered by him as district attorney of the coun- ty of Franklin in prosecution and in the trial of Isaac White, an Indian of Saint Regis Reser- vation, for the crime of murder, the sum of: five hundred dollars, payable upon the audit: of the comptroller. . y For M. J. Dady, not exceeding the sum of four thousand five hundred dollars to purchase« the two-story brick building and land situated» at and adjoining the Kings county farm for the use of Long Island State Hospital, valus- tion to be fixed by the board of managers of Long Island State Hospital. > For the expenses of the appellate division of\ the supreme court in the second judicial de- partment, four thousand dollars, to be refund- ed to the treasury as provided by chapter ninety-nine, laws of eighteen hundred and. ninety-six. . For the New York State School for the Blind. ' at Batavia, for pianos 'and other musical in- struments, three thousand five hundred dol- lars; for repuirs to organ, six hundred fol- lars; for bedsteads, seven hundred and twenty: dollars; for wire mattresses, three hundred. and sixty dollars:; for paving courb with as- phalt, eight hundred and fifty dollars; for re- pairs to kitchen boiler, one hundred and fifty dollars; for improving bathing facilities, three hundred dollars: for improving the lighting of. halls by putting in bay windows, one thou- sand dollars; for relaying floors, fifteen hun- dred dollars: for repairs to steam pipes, two hundred and fifty dollars: for the construction. of a new toilet room, five hundred dollars; and ' for refitting. building for school work shops, twenty-five hundred dollars. To C. Ferguson, for salary as shore inspect; or, from November first, eighteen hundred. and ninety-four, to April nineteenth, eighteen hundred and ninety-five, the sum of nine hun- dred and thirty-eight dollars and ninety cents, to be paid after audit by the comptroller. To provide for the expense of the board of commissioners for promotion of uniformity of legislation the sum of eight hundred and six. dollars and twenty-five cents, payable on the audit of the comptroller to the commissioners for the promotion of the uniformity of legisla © tion in the United. States (appointed under| chapter two hundred: and five of the laws of: cighteen hundred and ninety, as amended by « chupter five hundred 'and | thirty-eight of the- / laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-two and. chapter three hundred forty-nine of the laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-four) or either of them, for such expenses and disbursements as said commissioners or. either of them may Ancur in the performance -of their duties, such, sum being equal to the unexpended balance of the appropriations made heretofore under said. laws, for the expenses of such commissioners. For supplying the Deaf Mute Journal to the indigent deaf and dumb of this state, the sum of six hundred and fifty dollars. M j For dividends to be apportioned by the re- gents for the benefit of the academies of the university by chapter three hundred and for- ty-one of the laws of cighteen hundred and ninety-five, one hundred and forty-seven thousand dollars. - For balance of payment of expenses of legis- , lative committee to Chattanooga and Atlanta in eighteen hundred and ninety-five, the sum - of fifteen hundred and twenty-five dollars ninety-seven cents, payable to the Wagner Palace Car Company on the audit of the chair- man of the assembly and the senate commit~ tees. To William Loeb, Jr., the sum of. one thom- sand dollars for his services as stenographer to the Meutenant-governor from the end of the present session of 'the legislature to the close of the present year, to be paid monthly. For the New York State Dairymen's Associa- tion, to print the papers read and report of the proceedings of the meetings of the sssociation during the year, twelve hundred dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary. For the payment of sherifés for services ren- dered pursuant to the provisions of section seventy-six, page ten hundred and sixty-three. second volume, eighth edition, revised stat- utes, two hundred and seventy-five dollars or , so much thereof as may be necessary. i R For the salary of the state commissioner of excise the sum of two thousand five handed. dollars, and for his expenses and disburse- ments which shall be allowed to him in liew and in full of expenses payable monthly, the sum of aix hundred dollars; for the salary of the deputy commissioner the sum of two thou- sand dollars, and for his expenses and dia-. bursements which shall be allowed to him in- lieu of expenses, payable monthly the sum of six hundred dollars; for the payment of the. ralaries and expenses of all other officers, clerks and employes appointed under the pro- visions of chapter twenty-nine of the general laws, known as the liquor tax law, and for the payment of attorneys and counsel to the state sommissioner of excise, and the department of excise not otherwise provided for by said thapter twenty-nine of the general laws, said attorneys and counsel to be paid by the state treasurer upon the warrant of the comptrol- ler such compensation as shall be agreed on by the state commissioner, and for the rent of offices and for furniture, fittings, supplies, printing, telegraphing, - postage, repairs, enumeration, traveling and 'other incidental - sxpenses necessary to carry out the provisions of said laws the sum of one hiindred and'thir- ty-three thousand one hundred and twenty- five dollars, payable out of the liquor tax rev- / enues of the state. - l The sum of fifteen hundred dollars, or 80 much thereof as may be necessary, is hereby. < : appropriated out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, for completing | the work of building. the .bridge across the a
