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Abstract

The image contains a news item that reports on the Monopolies Decree of 1844: Public Expenditure and Other Provisions The Monopolies Decree of 1844 establishes provisions on public spending, especially with regard to the collection and investment of one-fifth of the liquor income. This fund is intended for the conservation and propagation of the vaccine, as well as the support of schools and other education-related needs. According to the Decree, one fifth of the proceeds from liquor revenue is allocated to the costs of preserving and propagating the vaccine, as well as to supporting normal and parochial schools. Each province is responsible for managing the funds corresponding to its territory, and strict measures are established to ensure that resources are used appropriately. The text details how funds will be distributed to cover different expenses related to education and public health. Expenses for the conservation and propagation of the vaccine are mentioned, as well as the payment of salaries, supplies and other expenses necessary for the operation of schools. Procedures are also established for the control and accounting of funds, with the active participation of local authorities and accountability to the central government. In addition, the Decree establishes specific provisions for the purchase and distribution of school supplies, as well as for the printing and translation of elementary books. Procedures are detailed to ensure that resources are used efficiently and the most urgent needs of parochial schools are prioritized. The text also emphasizes responsibility and transparency in the administration of funds, with measures to prevent misuse or diversion of resources. Sanctions are established for those officials who do not comply with the provisions of the Decree, in order to guarantee the correct application of the allocated funds. In summary, the Monopolies Decree of 1844 establishes detailed provisions for the management and distribution of one-fifth of the liquor revenue, with the objective of ensuring that these resources are used effectively to promote education and public health. The text establishes a clear framework for the administration of these funds, with specific measures to guarantee transparency and accountability in their application. News published in the Official Registry in 1844