Lakeville state sanatorium.

Item
591

For extending a certain steam line at the Lakeville
state sanatorium, a sum not exceeding eight thou-
sand dollars

North Reading 592 North Reading state sanatorium, a sum not exceed

state sana

torium.

Rutland state sanatorium.

ing one hundred ninety-eight thousand seven hun-
dred and thirty dollars

593 For improving the system of sewage disposal at the
North Reading state sanatorium, a sum not ex-
ceeding thirty-five hundred dollars

594 For additional fire protection at the North Reading
state sanatorium, a sum not exceeding seven
thousand dollars

595 Rutland state sanatorium, a sum not exceeding three
hundred twenty-three thousand seven hundred
and fifty dollars

596 For the construction of a building for women and
married employees at the Rutland state sana-
torium, a sum not exceeding seventy-four thou-
sand dollars

597 For additional fire protection at the Rutland state
sanatorium, a sum not exceeding fifteen thousand
dollars

$8,000 00

198,730 00

3,500 00

7,000 00

323,750 00

74,000 00

Westfield state sanatorium.

598 Westfield state sanatorium, a sum not exceeding two
hundred sixty thousand three hundred and ninety
dollars

15,000 00

260,390 00

5,500 00

599 For improving the system of sewage disposal at the
Westfield state sanatorium, a sum not exceeding
fifty-five hundred dollars.

599a For the installation of additional sprinklers at the
Westfield state sanatorium, a sum not exceeding
two thousand dollars, the same to be in addition
to any amount heretofore appropriated for the
purpose.

Total.

Pondville Cancer Hospital:

600 For maintenance of the Pondville cancer hospital, a
sum not exceeding two hundred fourteen thou-
sand one hundred and fifty dollars
For relaying certain water pipes, a sum not exceeding
two thousand dollars

2,000 00 $1,224,870 00

a sum not exceeding forty-three thousand six
hundred and ninety dollars

43,690 00

606 For contingent expenses, including printing the
annual report, rent of district offices, supplies and
equipment, and all other things necessary for the
investigation of fires and moving picture licenses,
as required by law, and for expenses of adminis-
tering the law regulating the sale and resale of
tickets to theatres and other places of public
amusement by the department of public safety,
a sum not exceeding seventy-two thousand dollars

72,000 00

Item

Division of State Police:

607 For the salaries of officers, including detectives, a sum not exceeding two hundred ninety-three thousand dollars

608 For personal services of civilian employees, a sum not exceeding forty-one thousand dollars

609 For other necessary expenses of the uniformed division, a sum not exceeding two hundred seventyfive thousand dollars

$293,000 00

41,000 00

610 For traveling expenses of detectives, a sum not exceeding nineteen thousand dollars

275,000 00

19,000 00

Division of
State Police.

611 For maintenance and operation of the police steamer,
a sum not exceeding thirteen thousand dollars
612 For personal services, rent, supplies and equipment
necessary in the enforcement of statutes relative
to explosives and inflammable fluids and com-
pounds, a sum not exceeding eleven thousand
dollars

Division of Inspection:

613 For the salary of the chief of inspections, a sum not exceeding thirty-eight hundred dollars

614 For the salaries of officers for the building inspection service, a sum not exceeding fifty-two thousand three hundred and eighty dollars

615 For traveling expenses of officers for the building inspection service, a sum not exceeding thirteen thousand two hundred dollars

616 For the salaries of officers for the boiler inspection service, a sum not exceeding sixty-seven thousand six hundred and eighty dollars, provided that the salary of any officer who did not receive an increase as of June first, nineteen hundred and twentyseven, may be increased after the passage of this act, and that the increase may be made effective as of December first, nineteen hundred and twentyseven, notwithstanding any provisions of law to the contrary

617 For traveling expenses of officers for the boiler inspection service, a sum not exceeding twenty-three thousand dollars

618 For services, supplies and equipment necessary for investigations and inspections by the division, a sum not exceeding fifteen hundred dollars.

Board of Elevator Regulations:

619 For expenses of the board, a sum not exceeding one hundred and fifty dollars.

Board of Boiler Rules:

620 For personal services of members of the board, a sum not exceeding one thousand dollars

621 For services other than personal and the necessary traveling expenses of the board, office supplies and equipment, a sum not exceeding five hundred dollars

Total.

Special:

622 For the construction of one or more police stations, a sum not exceeding thirty-five thousand dollars.

$936,900 00

Police stations.

$35,000 00

629 For other expenses of the commission, a sum not
exceeding ten thousand dollars.

10,000 00 $22,500 00

Department of Public Works.

Highways.

Total.

Service of the Department of Public Works.
The appropriations made in the following three
items are to be paid two thirds from the High-
way Fund and one third from the Port of Boston
Receipts:

630 For the salaries of the commissioner and the associate
commissioners, a sum not exceeding nineteen
thousand five hundred dollars

631 For personal services of clerks and assistants to the
commissioner, a sum not exceeding ten thousand
eight hundred and fifty dollars

632 For traveling expenses of the commissioner, a sum
not exceeding two thousand dollars

Total.

Functions of the department relating to high-
ways. (The following appropriations, except
as otherwise provided, are made from the High-
way Fund):

633 For the personal services of the chief engineer,
engineers and office assistants, including certain
clerks and stenographers, a sum not exceeding
seventy-five thousand five hundred dollars.

634 For traveling expenses of the associate commis-
sioners, when traveling in the discharge of their
official duties, a sum not exceeding twenty-five
hundred dollars

635 For services other than personal, including printing
pamphlet of laws and the annual report, and neces-
sary office supplies and equipment, a sum not ex-
ceeding thirteen thousand dollars

636 (This item combined with item 640.)

637 For the suppression of gypsy and brown tail moths
on state highways, a sum not exceeding twelve
thousand dollars

$19,500 00

10,850 00

2,000 00

$32,350 00

$75,500 00

2,500 00

13,000 00

12,000 00

Item

.$1,800,000 00

638 For the construction and repair of town and county
ways, a sum not exceeding one million eight hun-
dred thousand dollars
639 For aiding towns in the repair and improvement of
public ways, a sum not exceeding eight hundred
sixty thousand dollars
640 For the maintenance and repair of state highways,
including care of snow on highways, expenses of
traffic signs and lights, and payment of damages
caused by defects in state highways with the ap-
proval of the attorney general, and for care and
repair of road-building machinery, a sum not ex-
ceeding six million six hundred seventeen thousand
five hundred dollars

641 For the maintenance and operation of the Newburyport bridge and the Brightman street bridge in Fall River and Somerset, in accordance with the provisions of existing laws, a sum not exceeding twenty thousand dollars

642 For the purpose of enabling the department of public works to secure federal aid for the construction of highways, a sum not exceeding one million five hundred thousand dollars in addition to any other funds which the department has available for the purpose

.

643 For administering the law relative to advertising signs near highways, a sum not exceeding ten thousand dollars, to be paid from the general fund

Total.

Registration of Motor Vehicles:

860,000 00

6,617,500 00

20,000 00

1,500,000 00

10,000 00

$10,910,500 00

644 For personal services, a sum not exceeding seven
hundred thirty-two thousand eight hundred and
eighty dollars, to be paid from the Highway Fund,
provided that the salary of any person holding the
position of junior clerk now receiving less than
nine hundred and sixty dollars per annum may be
increased after the passage of this act, and that the
increase may be made effective as of December
first, nineteen hundred and twenty-seven, not-
withstanding any provisions of law to the con-
trary
645 For services other than personal, including traveling
expenses, purchase of necessary supplies and
materials, including cartage and storage of the
same, and for work incidental to the registration
and licensing of owners and operators of motor
vehicles, a sum not exceeding five hundred five
thousand dollars, to be paid from the Highway
Fund

645a For printing and other expenses necessary in connection with publicity for certain safety work, a sum not exceeding fifteen hundred dollars, to be paid from the Highway Fund

Total.

Functions of the department relating to water-
ways and public lands:

646 For personal services of the chief engineer and as-
sistants, a sum not exceeding fifty-five thousand
dollars

$732,880 00

505,000 00

1,500 00

$1,239,380 00

Highways.

Registration of Motor Vehicles.

Department relating to

waterways

$55,000 00 and public

lands.

Department relating to

waterways and public lands.

Item

647 For necessary traveling expenses of the associate
commissioners, a sum not exceeding five hundred

dollars
648 For services other than personal, including printing
pamphlet of laws and the annual report, and for
necessary office and engineering supplies and
equipment, a sum not exceeding four thousand
dollars

649 For the care and maintenance of the province lands
and of the lands acquired and structures erected
by the Provincetown tercentenary commission,
a sum not exceeding five thousand dollars
650 For the maintenance of structures, and for repair-
ing damages along the coast line or river banks
of the commonwealth, and for the removal of
wrecks and other obstructions from tidewaters and
great ponds, a sum not exceeding thirty-five
thousand dollars

651 For the improvement, development and protection
of rivers and harbors, tidewaters and foreshores
within the commonwealth, as authorized by sec-
tion eleven of chapter ninety-one of the General
Laws, and of great ponds, a sum not exceeding
sixty thousand dollars, and any unexpended bal-
ance of the appropriation remaining at the end
of the current fiscal year may be expended in the
succeeding fiscal year for the same purposes; pro-
vided, that all expenditures made for the protec-
tion of shores shall be upon condition that at least
fifty per cent of the cost is covered by contribu-
tions from municipalities or other organizations
and individuals, and that in the case of dredging
channels for harbor improvements at least twenty-
five per cent of the cost shall be so covered
652 For re-establishing and permanently marking certain
triangulation points and sections, as required by
order of the land court in accordance with section
thirty-three of chapter ninety-one of the General
Laws, a sum not exceeding one thousand dollars.
653 For the supervision and operation of commonwealth
pier five, including the salaries or other compensa-
tion of employees, and for the repair and replace-
ment of equipment and other property, a sum not
exceeding one hundred ten thousand dollars, to be
paid from the port of Boston receipts

654 For the maintenance of pier one, at East Boston, a
sum not exceeding eight thousand dollars, to be
paid from the port of Boston receipts
655 For the maintenance and improvement of common-
wealth property under the control of the depart-
ment in connection with its functions relating to
waterways and public lands, a sum not exceeding
one hundred fifty thousand dollars, to be paid from
the port of Boston receipts

$500 00

4,000 00

5,000 00

35,000 00

60,000 00

1,000 00

110,000 00

8,000 00

656 For the operation and maintenance of the New Bed-
ford state pier, a sum not exceeding five thousand
dollars

150,000 00

657 For the compensation of dumping inspectors, a sum
not exceeding six thousand dollars

5,000 00

6,000 00

658 For expenses authorized by section eighteen A of
chapter ninety-one of the General Laws, inserted
by chapter four hundred and fifty-three of the
acts of nineteen hundred and twenty-three, relative
to access to great ponds, a sum not exceeding one
hundred dollars

100 00