The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-23

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pas Tho same, ard for the frascn that tie heal
institutions had drawn Hore money ont OF the
treasury than tLss actually nsncf
While th~ SAVING n snpvori fuuhs II credit
allie ~ tie general economy shown hy Tho
harsiH ~ ira .,ef* VI tie StAtc inssi nsiuae vet
some remedial petien on this snhitc rhonlsl hc
lad, ~ prevent thr accumulation IL funds In
thu hands ~ local Trsasnt,r., Whereby Tho
a.ase mish' be relieved from paying in,eres, on
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The Law Tor drawing support fund. for tho
- That Tic funds should DO drawn from month
u month, a. needed TIN Executive II ~.
rerscA ~ exercise 3 supervisory care over the
state institutions. To do this III M intelligent
manner, tho acquisitions for support funds and
The vouchers for tho expenditures OF The same
should 80 through the executive ofilec The
Law should be framed ~ a. - require the dis.
bnrstne ohieers II tho institutions IN file With
the Executive, on or before Tho itth day Of cash
month, detailed Iias Or iho expense hills 81
thu preceding mouth, tho ~sma hting audited
by committees of thu boards az trus. ses. &C.
conpanicd BY The proper rcqni-at on TOR the
funds 70 ply tile same, aud, o. tie certificate
of tho Executive, tHe Auditor shouId draw his
warrant Tor tho amount The bills should then
be paid aud duplicate vouchers taken therefor,
ono TO bc Md with III. Executive and tho other
~ b. retained hy tho institution, III this
method the Executive would ~ NIL times hc o.
Ar'ly Informed ~ 10 thu financial condition VI
each and livery une III tho state institutions, and
tl'e am unit 81 Interest paid would b. ~syed to
The taxpayers.
tS&erTivs SUPERVISION.
The Goyefnor II required by the constitution
10 AXE are that the laws src faithfully *.
eeasrd." Ini~ he can tlo, however, Only IN a..
cnfdancc with the forms VI law. which pfae,.
faly render ilir constitutional pruyiHl III ono in
Y lp'alcl 'oi general only xrA last resort
1t tie existence u this provision hi tho en-
ss',iten N much msre vi irls huown tllan ths
lesrlst nn that limits liz rausc. an.l practically
is'rirsit- IT, Hence more Ii txpectrd OF the IL.
eeuiiyo than he l,ss power ~ perform. Tic
lode, title VIII. chapter Z, provides that thu
Hnvrfn,r may make, or eanrc 10 be made, tx-
animation inin TIT condition ~ tho b1nks. fa.
rs-, vouchers. IT.. under tho cnntr,l n ANY
state oiiirar, viii, power - take seslimpny, and
y Ito same Apptar- III In required fur tin Iub-
1ie good, 10 raspena rneh cfie.r. but lila pro.
vision ~ law has nnvnr iccn Understood h ar
ply 10 any II the hA.c ii~iitntiaus, All can
In f4p k0at ff
III & ,dlc subjects the haak-. accounts. yansh-
eis, tic, ~ any stale ufi Nv or Institution ~
N. Inspection ~ fhn t,nvrraor. ~ nnyeonlmis.
tae appointed hy linn 1T Tin u. neral Assembly:
/ I'M ~ provision II male for Any Subsequent
Asliar. except ~ III psi'rntiaiie~ even though
lha AnAss. 0f MI institution mav be found ID
IL III snyil X lint \ healthy condition There
appears, Ia fses, II lie no way provided by law
Tor preventing Misuse ~ public fluids b,
Trustees OF Sal. inrtitusi M. am advised bs
the A''nrusy.sieneral that such Trustees cannot
nrtn " en- tiiitd ftam diversug public funds
from the ,ia.r III .istnstei nv thu iAw-makns
n,wur. ~, FIR ins1aaee. tho use ef support
fnni- Tor rafiasnnAs improvements 1fs
statute ~ Last ressinn, II IL true provides
penalty for tnell diversion, Ens regret ~
ras that exp iieaes has shown TINT sitrl pro.
vision OF law ~ a preventive dos not scsam.
nli-h the object intended ! cannot Int lhi.s
The Executive should lie clothed With tin sam
bower with rsfereire IL kh'c institutions m ho
ua ias N regard ~ State afiier. Ilsa.p insst
in'ipnr, Ike thr Mate pfslca-, Mfe Il pArt ri Tho
- i've ~ A'ntiul~sfai vi department III the
ttvefnmcn', Hna may, think. ~islie tire pro.
prlets. sni III furihs.lairs ~ the as,iess ihay
are Intended ~ sllhserve, be snhieesul ~ Ito
authoritative supervision ~ the Egeeu'isa
HnsIu m casTnoia
From tho IL lusiig ial,lu II III bo seen that
thafa are IA u ards u Trustees In charge %
ihr state in~iin in,.s. anfl Board ~ II gents
u charge W il I..issFeiy COMPOSED Iii nil IN
ilfis-snn pnr~nnsl. mud ths their per III. III ana
mirage for tho BIENNIAL period Las been A.
fnlluws:
Agricultural College. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Afro
s*siim ter I.s1fe Nnldsl .,.,..a.t..... .tssi Il
u kptal for lnsats IL Inerendf he, gs.i.r
IL piai Tor ln.an. ii Mt. pieasaAt, lhllis
sstl.sietN' UFphAihs lauInr .......,.....,. sfiai
I.f"fni AeLnpi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. fs' ~
tfmal Srhanl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .siasp
sat i!snfstfy.t Observation-Disclosures. vf'si sn
Institution 1T ths Ueaf and Dnlsh $500. Ill MA
'et'Re Tor tie lilihd. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ns.a
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. kfalfasa
Inv beat tomstsgc educational, charitable,
AMI penal Institutions has attracted tile Atuti.
ton and engaged Tho thoughts u many III the
iest minds aud philanshropis,s of lin day.
llsn raNnls hAs bon, III most caAss, ~ create
additional SUM rNl.ury l,nnftlN AtrA - Atlane1s