The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-01-12

fuu-nrs- usiabie bonds. .Si2ss ca
I Exclaimed Ices. eir. $500 ~
I'unGrc~~iona. NJ. school
revenge. lsl.F59 ~
I.aral lniIion TAX. .S~lf2 "a
Proceeds ~ liquor licenses. 2l7.5b5 p
Total amount o. tuition
rvemne. SaI74l5s ~
'r'is T. probably tile last message
which | will address 10 The legislature.
And iW- IN renNas what | said ia ms
Inaugural address fonr years ago: ;. 4
ANri mnf uf.r Won "a extend 4 protect
iM- AMI fostering hani over our free
Schools and ~ guard with anxious rare
ii.e funds that support them. Coming.
~ NOn tsa. from among the people. YOU
can not be Indifferent ~ an influence 20
important 10 their welfare aud 10 the
triIe slignitv and strength Of the State.
would not now shafe anything from
any sentiment which then expressed.
but my observation since coming into
office. rnnylnrc~ me that the danger 90
crr policy ani system or common school
education not TO be apprehenled from
any want q popular interest therein.
nor from any reluctance on the part Of
the people or their representatives 10
rieef the necessary expenses thereof. hat
from Tisconrcnf which j. sure To arise.
should there be rarrle~sne~s and exsrny-
aEAnce IN tie expenditure N The moneys
provided for a. support. The perra-
nenre and prosperity 81 the common
schools Require economy ana efficiency
~ thrir management
Tile Govfrnnr comments tho different
STATE EDUCATIONAL Institutions 10 the fos-
'cgius care Nj THE Legislature.
EosrirsI FOR THE INSANE.
The lat two reports &c fns commits
-ionerS sni superintendent cover y
Nerioa of two wears. from November !.
iS-3 To November l. 1875 AT the enm-
menrement OF the period there were "a
patients ID the institution. ana ~ Tie
rln~e CO.. During that period sa6 pa
ficnts we're discharged anl opt admit
ted During the first year there were
IT ieaih- aud during the last ~. Ol
those discharged during the two wears
SIG were discharged A. recovered. SO a.
improved. IDS a. not improved AMI two
a. not insane. The expenditures lnring
the TWO wears for maintenance. inclua-
ing clothing. salaries and wages. amount
ed 70 s395.o35 "a.
TnE lNsrT1rrE FOR THE rffND-
Tie entire number "a pupils enrolled
~ this 'ustitatr during fhe wear ending
October III. i-l5. Was lie: ami during
the year ending October 81. 1896. lQi
II y stated ~ the trustees report M
IFS. that an Attendance M lN2 ''fuiiv ex-
hnu>t- Tie proper capacity M i'.e insii-
fuTr with ii- present buiidin- af-ommn-
dAtipH- THE svreniliiur~~ inr ihr
se4r- lsT5 und lsTn. zach vrar closing
Drtoher 4. amounted ~ 80 al- 5t "a
Which sl.g7i "a Ma inr crn~ir a.i
eni repairs. Assuming than the fFtrsga
atirndalsce In b MI lV3 fiie eNnFmlI-
ture- lislve brpH rqnai Fo ~3-1rrr rnfiffi.
and neariy - fer Eek fur eHrl. iaiFii.
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1xp ,,r,tn.
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...,.;o,s (. ,,,,,,,.,,1 IA ~.,.,,e,.s -
i"f H'ID'f'i'a "h' i'NA~ h1Aih.
Thi~ institution l. an asylum for The
orphan children of deceased soldiers. II
T. ai-o = school ior their esincaiion. y
/ Also seeks 10 provide for them perma-
nenf anal good homes among the people
u n. i1.'s'.'''r''e eses'' WIZ,
n d-rSnr ,la MA vssrs 1.,,,;..- ,e,.,i.ral
is-s Il. gens,,i u,a.,o.y.,aa.,t wv h....
.f,nirshia ana ~. .~hrol. ,,..r cam NJ n
wriI witb the. bet.rr cl.s. ~ srhoal.