Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24


Ito, u enable ne to' pay fo1drr additiona
repairs, which sum includes SlI2 ifol
Ecassss dssls. and other articles for Til
i AYditor's office. The bills for the
amount will Be found herewith. Mos
Sof the work has been performed under
'Inny personal supervision, and with ssrici
attention to economy .sg sssfi Aas3ial
! transmit, also, q copy of 1 commu-
Ilnication from the Secretary of State,
ishowing the necessity of his being fur
.'ished with an assistant and other clerk
hire, and with i sum sufficient for the
contingent expenses of his office sss
Also, = copy of acommunication from
| the State Auditor ~ ths sams effect in
which hs demonstrates. very plainly,
lis inability q perform the duties, Of his
Office without additional force, and an
increased appropriation for necessary
exP4nses. i ag5St sifI5s ssFs5sl eaa.,&@ 81
Also, copy Of q communication from
the State Treasurer, asking for the sum
lof $l,I25. 70 be appropriated to pay for
the transportation Of $3.50 ,O00 ia coin
from New Yorkato SttPapl, by the, Ex-
press Company, in case Of the negotia-
iion Of the loan by the Treasurer and
myself in the former city, according 10
I tho published proposals. The amount
is absolutely required, as no part of the
money received cam be used for, that ob-
|ject, without an appropriation for the
purpose. The price charged by the
Express Company is - so per 1000,
which il $l less per thousand than the
ordinary rates for thestransportation Of
specie. recommend, also, that means
be provided for supplying the Auditor
with a fire proof safe, for the protection
Of the vouchers and other important pa
pers ofthe Statey and that asmall ap-
preparation be made to purchase for the
Office of the Attorney General, suitable.
furniture, and TO meet the necessary
contingent expenses Of that Office. ss'si
The sums required for these different
objects, are indispensable to enable the
State ohcers properly to discharge their
duties and if the appropriations are made
most Of the funds can Be paid, after the
treasury shall have been rcplenished by
the receipt of taxes. ss Y.ssAesl sssBe
Il No.law has been passed authorizing
the employment by the Governor Of 9
Private Secretary, and | ask an appro-
priation 'of $500, for the payment of
such All ofIicer. Tor the current year. y
The Constitution requiresithat laws
shall be passed at, the FIRST session 70
carry out the provisions Of the Article.
on the Executive department The du-
ties Of such of the State officers shall be
defined as infinitely as possible, 50 as 70
ensure unity Of action among them
The. Statutes Of other States. afford a
guide which may safely be followed IN
your legislation, with reference to these
particulars: 4 s's,sfsssss1 a 1ss'ttifsl iss
Thenamendmentft 10 the a Constitntion,t
adopted by the people on the 18th Of
April last, authorizing q loan Of the.
.State credit to the Land Grant Railroad
Companies, also provides for additional
legislation, and ! recommend that the
law 10 carry it into full effect. be plain
and guarded ~ IT, Phraseology SO that
there may bsl ne msaPpreshlle,psslon 'sll,s as e
lts requirements. laA an appropriation Q:
money VIII be requisite LOT the engra-
wing and printing of bonds, &c. Itise
questionable if ii banking associations
will be formed, under the law as. it now
stands, and y 4 Y not your object to
discourage the organlz'ation OF such IN =
stltltions, q VIII be necessary 70 change,
at least the feature relating to'the pay
ment Of the Bank Comptroller. 1t but
one bank be created, + must pay the
salary OF that i officer and all other a ex-
penses attendant upod the issue Of bills,
&c., and if'sevefal should be organized