The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-07

Adopted. Mr.. Dykeman moved to amend
the clause as follows: Increasing the allow
ance of private secretary to 81 1857; for
clerk to 1888; for adjutant general to $466.67
also to amend the total by making 1T $12,
S22.34 Adopted.
The second clause, making appropriations
for the secretary of states Office, was read.
Mr.. Dykeman moved to insert 1888. 33 for
incidenta1s. Adopted.
The third clause, making appropriations
for the state auditors office, was read.
Mr.. Dykeman moved to amend by insert
ing $4,000 for Incidentals. Adopted.
The fourth clause, making appropriations
for the Office of the treasurer OF state, was
read.
Mr. Dykeman moved to amend by insert
ing $685. 80 for incidentals Adopted.
The fifth clause, making appropriations
for the Office of attorney general. was read.
Mr.. Dykeman moved to amend by insert
ing $5S3.33 for travelling and incidental ex-
penses. Adopted.
Clause six, making appropriations for the
Office of the superintendent of public in
struction, was read.
Mr.. Bell moved to amend by increasing
the allowance for travelling expenses to
1888. SO. Adopted.
Mr.. Dykeman moved to increase the
allowance for salary to 81 1888. Adopted.
Clause Z, for expenses of the state library,
was read.
Mr. Dykeman moved to amend by in
serting for expressage, ETC., $780,
Mr. Harris moved to amend by making
the allowance 500. Rejected.
Mr.. Dykeman's amendment was agreed to-.
Clause 8, making appropriations for the
supreme court, was read.
Mr.. Dykeman moved to amend by appro-
priating 81, 400 for contingent expenses.
Adopted.
Mr.. Saringhaasen moved to amend by al
lowing 1915 for clerk hire. Adopted.
Clause 8, appropriating $91, 1867 for the
judiciary, was read.
Mr. Bell moved to amend by making the
appropriation for superior court judges
S4,666.67. Adopted.
Clause TO- making appropriations for the
state boards amounting to $7,466.67, was
read.
Mr.. Dykeman moved to amend by insert
ing $500 for the state horticultural society.
Adopted
Clause IL, appropriating - for the be-
nevolent institutions, was read.
Mr.. Harris moved to amend by increasing
the amount for repairs at the insane asylum
to $4,000. Adopted.
out receipts and earnings in the clause
relating to the deaf and dumb and blind
asylums and the wOmen's refOrmatOry, and
inserting met earnings" Adopted.
Mr.. Baxter moved further to amend by
inserting the words land repairs" in the
clause fixing the allowance for current ex-
penses at the soldiers orphans home.
Adopted.
Mr.. johnson. of Floyd, moved to amend
by appropriating for repairs at the blind
asylum, 81 600. Not adopted.
The 18th clause, making appropriations
for penal and reformatory institutions, was
read.
Mr. Baxter moved to amend by increasing
the appropriation for the women's reforma-
tory to $4,000 Adopted.
The clause as amended was adopted.
Clause Is, making appropriations to the
state educational institutions, was read.
Mr.. LaRue moved to amend by increasing
the appropriation for Purdue university to
$43, 900, provided that $35, 900 OF the bequest
due from the estate of John Purdue shall be
assigned to the state.
Mr.. Harris offered a resolution limiting
speeches to 10 minutes. Adopted.
Mr.. LaRue's amendment was adopted.
The clause as amended was adopted.
Clause IA, making appropriations for
printing and interest of $500, 900, was read
and adopted.
Mr. Fowler moved to amend by inserting
clause appropriating $4,000 to pay in
debtedness, ETC., of the southern prison.
$50, 900 for the northern prison and $275, 900
for the insane asylum. Adopted.
Section 3 of the bill was agreed to.
Section 4, making appropriations for the
next fiscal year, was read.
The clause relating to the state library
was amended by reducing the pay of as
sistant librarian to $500.
The clause relating 10 the supreme court
was amended by allowing 81 500 to the re
porter for clerk hire.
The clause relating to state boards was
amended by appropriating $500 to the horti-
cultural society.
The clause relating to penal and reforma-
tory institutions was amended by making
the appropriation for the women's reform.
atory $21 900.
Mr.. Dykeman moved to amend the clause
providing for repairs to the capitol and
state buildings from 5000 to $4,000
Adopted.
The next section, making the same appro
priations for 1879 as for 1878, with the add
ton of $50, 900 for printing and 81 500 foi
distribution of laws, was adopted.
Mr.. Burrell moved to amend the bill by
appropriating 81 900 for the incidental ex
penses of the secretary of state. Adopted.
Mr.. Fowler moved to amend by appropri
ating 81 500 for incidentals in the auditor
Office. Adopted.
Mr.. Dykeman moved to amend by allow
ing 81 900 for Office expenses of the attorney
general. Adopted.
Mr.. Johnson, of Floyd, moved to amend
by increasing the appropriation for the
blind asylum to $4,000.
Mr.. Dykeman moved to amend the second
section by appropriatlng $4,000 to the state
board of agriculture for 1877 and $4,000 fol-
1878, to be repaid by the board on sale Of
their grounds. Adopted.
Mr.. Hendricks moved to increase the al
lOwance for the deaf and dumb asylum from
SIS, 900 to $65, 0O0
Mr.. Dykeman moved an amendment pro
viding that as to the foregoing no teacher
professor, ETC., shall be boarded at the ex
pense of the state. Adopted
Mr.. Major moved to amend so as to restor,
the salary OF the governors clerk to the sun
formerly paid. Adopted.
Certain house amendments, affecting
Purdue university, which had been omitted