The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14

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the eeMesAi Taad which will vesns ihir
th~ ise~1nfy ffcM ~ scairsa during The
tso rnmiaR yesfs n N, 90. 200, and shs
ordinary expenditures, ~ provided ius
w exsssinx lAw. Il ef,baa,ee7, lsAving
atsAlsncs N o1es.vT1 N b~ applied 10
such patpc%es y w General Assembly
may deem necessary and wise.
desire 10 call attention. N The vsfi.
oua Recommendation which will "
fnund In Inc teAt of The Auditors Coo.
pvchenslve and valuable report. The
nature "a hIa duties has suggested 10 hla
mind several terorms Ii The manage.
msns III The revenues VI The State, which
arc worthy af serious consideration By
Legislators. 10 The following sugRca.
tlona viz: to make the appropriation
yeaf and hscAl ysar heRln and end On
tho Same day 10 hold The counties 70.
sponalble for tho collection and pay.
naent into the treasury NJ the state tax
10 rive the heard al equalization power
10 eoualisa between tho realty In cities
and Tho lands outside tho corporations,
In counties where such action II TO.
ouisea. tho same ~ Ii now done between
different counties, r. tax ~ : general
way many species OF property which,
from tho failure Of tho local assessors 10
roach them, now escape their Just share
OF tho public burden % require State
banking companies 10 ii!c Ia tho audit.
or's Liiico duplicate articles of incorpo.
ration; 10 Afllx penalty upon counties
,nlsapplying tho Insane hospital tund ;
to charge Interest 10 counties whosc
trcasurcrs have created 4 deficiency In
tho nsasral rc7enuo whun such dsA
cheney 10 not made good by tho county
within six monshA from tho date ri ID.
juatment; ~ put European insurance
companies upon tho .atnc footing ~
homo companies; to authorize tho
Auditor 10 admit, or reject for sufficient
cause, companies seeking 10 work in this
State, and 10 order tho payment ~ ~.
amin~rs independent of tho company
examined; and 10 retire tho rcdeomablC
permanent school fund bonds and dis
tribute the money to counties In which
II can 10 loaned. wish 10 add my ap'
provAl and urge them upon your alton
ton. would also recommend that tho
fiscal year be made ~ begin 4 month
earlier than ID does undcr tho pfcscn.
law, In order that tho reports may be
prepared IT correspondingly earlier
day.
the report 81 the Treasurer shows the
amounts IL the several funds which have
como into bis hands during the two
years, and how and II what purpose
They hAvs bsen applied. | wonld direct
your attention - his suggestion In rsla.
lion 10 tho PR centnm of Awamp land In.
dcmnity fund retained In tho treasury
under tho law 10 reimburse tho state for
money paid 10 agents Ut tho counties,
and would second bis recommendation
that the amount ~ retained DO trans.
ferrcd 10 tho general revenue. His rc-
marks relative 10 tho agricultural col.
iugs endowment fund. fully and clearly
dclIns the status VI tho portion Ut that
fund now In the treasury, and which
under the limitations Of the lsw of Con.
nress hc haA bccn unable 10 invest In
either state ur United States honda.
The bosrd of trustees Of the agricultural
college II ihSir report upon that instItu-
ton make sOme valuable suggestions In
relation rs this fund, which Aheuld be
read III connection with the remarks ri
tho TYcaaurcr. II seums u mo that tho
GENERAL Assembly should Ut m tsrly day
II tho seasion consider the pseprlety u
either uaing tho money In tho manner
suggested by the board, and paying \
reasonable interest therefor n be used
Ii support 1T tho college, " vi author.
ixlng lhu Treasurer u invcst II In other
safe bonds than those of ths HtAtc OF
United States, or of petltloning Congress
10 pcrmit wider latitude ~ the usc ri
the interest fund than was cOnlcmplal.
"a BY ihc law making tho gfAnsA.
This last suggestion, however, implies
% much iimo IN III con.
examination, and u wi.hsi 10 uncsr.
tain VI success. that Am strongly III the
opinion the Legislature should give SOME
authoritative directions IN respect 10 II.
The ,n,ersst upon this large sum II 10
muchemeedcd 10 enable that institution,
" keep pace In In appointments Will,
the krowing popularity u lls cutricu.
lum among The J,eople that this lsgisla.
iure should not adjourn, trusting the
contingency Of some future action u
COnxrtss to makc this fund available.
The sppsndix 70 tho TtsasuSot's report
comprises statement NJ the dlsposilion
nadc II ,hs property which wAa tsans-
isrrsd 10 tho agricultural college By
Major Rankin, and turned oyer ~ tn
State In compliAsco with section I,
chantUr ~. snts or thc Fifteenth GeANnl