The Pennsylvania Citizen
The Pennsylvania Citizen
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The State Librarian. — ^This official has charge of the State Library, which contains about 100,000 volumes, classified as law. State papers, and miscellaneous works.
He receives all moneys appropriated to it and disburses them according to his judgment. Two hundred copies of each of the public docuijients of the State are given to THB STATE QOVBRNMBNT. 55 him for exchange with other States in the Union and with foreign countries.
The State Wbrarian must be a person of literary and bibliographi...c knowledge. He is appointed by the Gov- ernor for four years and gets a salary of $2,500.
Tli« Superintendent of Public Grounds and Buildings.-— He has charge of the Capitol buildings and grounds, makes the necessary repairs and improvements, employs laborers for that purpose and gives orders to the watch- men employed to act as police around the grounds and buildings. He is responsible to the Board of Public Grounds and Buildings, composed of the Governor, Audi- tor-General, and State Treasurer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The State Librarian. — ^This official has charge of the State Library, which contains about 100,000 volumes, classified as law. State papers, and miscellaneous works.
He receives all moneys appropriated to it and disburses them according to his judgment. Two hundred copies of each of the public docuijients of the State are given to THB STATE QOVBRNMBNT. 55 him for exchange with other States in the Union and with foreign countries.
The State Wbrarian must be a person of literary and bibliographi...c knowledge. He is appointed by the Gov- ernor for four years and gets a salary of $2,500.
Tli« Superintendent of Public Grounds and Buildings.-— He has charge of the Capitol buildings and grounds, makes the necessary repairs and improvements, employs laborers for that purpose and gives orders to the watch- men employed to act as police around the grounds and buildings. He is responsible to the Board of Public Grounds and Buildings, composed of the Governor, Audi- tor-General, and State Treasurer.
What to read after The Pennsylvania Citizen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewis Slifer Shimmell to read onlineMoreLess
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