Pennsylvania Act 1897-382 — AUDITOR GENERAL, LIST OF INSTITUTIONS CLAIMING STATE AID

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AUDITOR GENERAL, LIST OF INSTITUTIONS CLAIMING STATE AID
                 Act of Jul. 26, 1897, P.L. 421, No. 382              Cl. 72
                                  AN ACT

     Authorizing the Auditor General to prepare a statement showing
        the amount which the State has appropriated to charitable,
        benevolent and reformatory institutions, not under its
        control, and to make the necessary appropriation to pay the
        expenses of such statement.

        Section 1.  List of institutions claiming state aid;
     printing; distribution
        The Auditor General is hereby directed to have prepared a
     statement showing the exact amount which each charitable,
     benevolent and reformatory institution, not under the control of
     the State, but which was an applicant for state aid at the
     present session, has received from the Commonwealth since the
     organization of such institution, and the purpose for which such
     appropriation was granted, to which shall be appended a brief
     history of each institution, the whole to be printed in book
     form, bound in cloth, and thirty copies thereof to be forwarded
     to each senator and member of the Legislature.  The Governor,
     State Treasurer, Attorney General, Auditor General, Secretary of
     Internal Affairs, and the State Librarian shall each be supplied
     with two hundred copies.  There is hereby appropriated for
     editing, compiling, copying, and the expenses of obtaining the
     necessary descriptive, financial and historical date, the sum of
     three thousand five hundred dollars, or so much thereof as may
     be necessary, to be paid out of any money in the treasury, not
     otherwise appropriated, upon the warrant of the Auditor General
     drawn upon the State Treasurer and audited by the Auditor
     General in the usual way. 1897, july 26, P.L. 421, Sec. 1.