Commissioners 209 For expenses of administration by the commissioners on firemen's relief, a sum not exceeding five hundred dollars
Payments to 210 For personal services and other expenses in ad-
ministering the provisions of chapter two
hundred and eighty-three of the General Acts
of nineteen hundred and nineteen, relative to
suitable recognition of residents of Massachu-
setts serving in the army or navy of the
United States during the war with Germany,
a sum not exceeding ninety-nine hundred and
eighty dollars, the same to be payable from
the receipts from taxes levied under said chap-
ter and chapter three hundred and forty-two
of the General Acts of nineteen hundred and
nineteen, the same to be in addition to any
amount heretofore appropriated for the pur-
pose
210 For expenses and payments to persons in the
military service authorized by chapter two
hundred and eleven of the General Acts of
nineteen hundred and seventeen, a sum not
exceeding ten thousand dollars, to be paid
from the receipts from taxes levied under
authority of chapters two hundred and eighty-
three and three hundred and forty-two of the
General Acts of nineteen hundred and nine-
teen
State Board of Retirement:
State Board of 211 For personal services in the administrative office
of the state board of retirement, a sum not
exceeding seventy-eight hundred dollars
212 For services other than personal, printing the
annual report, and for office supplies and
equipment, a sum not exceeding thirty-four
hundred and seventy-five dollars
213 For requirements of annuity funds and pensions
for employees retired from the state service
under authority of law, a sum not exceeding
eighty-five thousand dollars
Requirements for Extinguishing the State Debt.
214 For sinking fund requirements and for certain serial bonds maturing during the present year, the sum of one million eight hundred seventyone thousand one hundred one dollars and twenty-eight cents, of which sum thirty-four thousand dollars for serial bonds for the abolition of grade crossings shall be paid from the balance now in the treasury of the proceeds of the last loan for said purpose; two hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars for the development of the port of Boston loan shall be paid from the balance of the proceeds of the sale of the Boston dry dock out of the appropriation made by section four of chapter two hundred and twenty-five of the acts of nineteen hundred and twenty, and sixty thousand dollars for serial bonds for the harbor improvement loan shall be paid from the unexpended balance now in the treasury of the proceeds of said loan
215 For the payment of interest on the direct debt and temporary loans of the commonwealth, a sum not exceeding one million seven hundred seventy-five thousand dollars
Service of the Auditor of the Commonwealth.
216 For the salary of the auditor and other officers and employees holding positions established by law, a sum not exceeding thirty-two thousand one hundred and forty dollars.
217 For services of such additional clerical and other assistance as may be necessary, a sum not exceeding forty-two thousand dollars
Requirements for Extinguishing State Debt.
Auditor of the Commonwealth.
218 For services other than personal, traveling expenses, office supplies and equipment, a sum not exceeding eight thousand dollars
Unclassified Accounts and Claims.
219 For the compensation of veterans of the civil war and certain others formerly in the service of the commonwealth, now retired, a sum not exceeding seventy-five thousand dollars.
Unclassified
Accounts and
Claims.
220 For the compensation of any veteran who may
be retired by the governor under the provisions
of sections fifty-six to sixty, inclusive, of chap-
ter thirty-two of the General Laws, a sum not
exceeding five hundred dollars
221 For the compensation of certain prison officers
and instructors formerly in the service of the
commonwealth, and now retired, a sum not
exceeding twenty-four thousand dollars
222 For the compensation of state police officers
formerly in the service of the commonwealth,
and now retired, a sum not exceeding seven
thousand dollars .
223 For the compensation of certain women formerly
employed by the sergeant-at-arms in cleaning
the state house, and now retired, a sum not
exceeding fifteen hundred and sixty dollars
224 For the compensation of certain public em-
ployees for injuries sustained in the course
of their employment, as provided by section
sixty-nine of chapter one hundred and fifty-
two of the General Laws, a sum not exceeding
seventeen thousand dollars
225 For the payment of certain annuities and pen-
sions of soldiers and others under the pro-
visions of certain acts and resolves, a sum
not exceeding eighty-three hundred and four-
teen dollars
226 For expenses incurred in the construction and
repair of roads in the town of Mashpee during
the year nineteen hundred and twenty-one,
the sum of three hundred dollars
227 For maintenance of boulevards and parkways,
with the approval of the metropolitan district
commission, a sum not exceeding two hun-
dred ten thousand five hundred dollars, repre-
senting the state's portion or one half of the
estimated cost of maintenance, to be paid
from receipts in the Motor Vehicle Fees Fund 210,500 00
228 For maintenance of Wellington bridge, with
the approval of the metropolitan district com-
mission, a sum not exceeding thirty-seven
hundred and fifty dollars, representing the
state's portion or one quarter of the estimated
cost of maintenance
229 For reimbursing officials for premiums paid for procuring sureties on their bonds, as provided by existing laws, a sum not exceeding three hundred dollars
230 For payment in accordance with law of such claims as may arise in consequence of the death of firemen and of persons acting as firemen, from injuries received in the discharge of their duties, a sum not exceeding eighteen thousand dollars
231 For payment of any claims, as authorized by sec-
tion eighty-seven of chapter thirty-two of the
General Laws, for an allowance to the families
of policemen killed or fatally injured in the
discharge of their duties, a sum not exceeding
one thousand dollars
232 For small items of expenditure for which no ap-
propriations have been made, and for cases in
which appropriations have been exhausted or
have reverted to the treasury in previous years,
a sum not exceeding one thousand dollars
233 For reimbursement of persons for funds pre-
viously deposited in the treasury of the com-
monwealth on account of unclaimed savings
bank deposits, a sum not exceeding three thou-
sand dollars
234 For expenses incurred for the preparation of pre-
liminary studies and estimates, as required by
section nine of chapter twenty-nine of the
General Laws, where no appropriation is
made to carry out the improvement requested,
a sum not exceeding five thousand dollars
235a For Arthur W. Scott in reimbursement on ac-
count of a refund of salary representing an
increase approved by the governor and coun-
cil under a misapprehension, the sum of four
hundred four dollars and nineteen cents.
235b For Frank M. Johnson of Gloucester, in full
payment for certain damages sustained on
account of his automobile having been run
into by horses attached to a gun carriage in
charge of members of the National Guard,
battery A, second regiment, field artillery, the
sum of one thousand dollars, said payment to
be made only upon the filing of satisfactory
releases, or other evidence, that the payment
is accepted in full compensation for all lia-
bility for compensation on the part of the
commonwealth
235c For the Darrow-Mann Coal Company, the sum
of one thousand thirteen dollars and nine
cents, to be paid from the Port of Boston
Fund, with the approval of the department
of public works
Unclassified
Accounts and
Claims.
Unclassified
Accounts and
Claims.
235d For The American Legion, in reimbursement for
certain expenses incurred in finding employ-
ment for returned soldiers in accordance with
the methods adopted by the commission ap-
pointed under chapter one hundred and
twenty-five of the General Acts of nineteen
hundred and nineteen, for aiding returned
soldiers, sailors and marines in finding em-
ployment, the sum of forty-two hundred and
forty-six dollars
235e For Jane H. Hixon of Arlington, the sum of six
hundred thirty-three dollars and thirty-three
cents, being the remainder of the compensa-
tion to which her husband, Charles F. Hixon,
would have been entitled had he lived and
continued as an elevator operator until the
end of the fiscal year nineteen hundred and
twenty-one
Service of the Attorney General's Department.
For the salary of the attorney general, the sum
of eight thousand dollars
For the compensation of assistants in his office,
and for such other legal and personal services
as may be required, a sum not exceeding
eighty-two thousand dollars
238 For services other than personal, traveling ex-
penses, office supplies and equipment, a sum
not exceeding twelve thousand dollars
241 For traveling expenses of the commissioner, a
sum not exceeding seven hundred and fifty
dollars.
242 For services other than personal, printing the
annual report, office supplies and equipment,
and printing and furnishing trespass posters,
a sum not exceeding sixty-two hundred dollars
243 For compensation and expenses of members of
the advisory board, a sum not exceeding
twenty-two hundred dollars
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