, 1890-11-15
The STATES CONDITION
1rsatsd at Length In the Cover
nor's Message.
vby II Is Necessary to Practice
Economy
suuusstions Made For the Enact
ment of New Laws.
Vary Much Work Required In Very
Little Time.

Very Much Work Required In Very
Little Time.
The message of Governor Warren was
,..d Yesterday to both branches of the
legislature.
After speaking briefly and generally
II what the people reasonably expect of
,he legislators the governor takes up the
subject Of
United states Senators.
On this subject he says: Among the
first and most important duties after the
orrsnisstion Of this assembly will be the
,lection of two United States senators. In
the selection of two citizens of your state
FIR these eminent positions l trust your
deliberations may be harmonious and
uch as will result in the choice of men
who will represent the state with distin-
guished honor and ability.
In the matter OF legislation be calls at
teution to constitutional demands and
recommendations, to the fact that the
revised statutes need revision and recon-
uends economy in fixing salaries.
Financial.
On Sept 80, 1889, there was
in the treasury, according
to the auditors books, a
cash balance of............$ 81 ,433 30
Receipts from Sept. 80, 1889.
to Sept. 80. lS90........... 209, COL 60
.0I3 O5
The disbursements from
Sept 80, 1889. to Sept. 80,
1890, were....... ..........$l37 obs 05
Leaving a cash balance on
hand Sept 80, 1890, off,. 94,03l SO
The treasurer's statement shows a bal
lnce of something over 81, 200 in excess
Of this amount. that is accounted for by
warrants issued by the auditor not yet
presented tor payment.
The amount Of state indebtedness in
territorial bonds aggregates $3.50, 900, the
principal of which falls due in periods
ranging from ten to furty years. There
is also a further amount that at present
can only be approximated, representing
the expenses Of Wyoming during the
present fiscal year, commencing March 81,
1880. and remaining unpaid on account of
the failure Of the Eleventh Territorial
Assembly, in 1889, to pass a general APP
propriatiou bill.
The appropriation bill then under
consideration represented a total
estimate for twelve mouths of
nearly ......... ............. ..... $50, 600
Add TO thus the balance due on APP
preparations made by the laws
of 1890, not included 10 the gen
erd appropriation bill, approx
ma.ely. ....-....-....:.-.... 1900
To this add fixed charges. interest
on bonds, ETC., falling due the
uresent fiscal year..........r:.... $4,000
Then add extra expenses until the
end of that period, for salaries
Of Jziges. governor and secre-
tarY, and increase OF salaries ot
auditor, treasurer and superin-
tendent of public instruction. 1000
And we have a total of...........ssl, 900
This, it will be observed, disposes of
almost the entire amount at present in
the treasury.
u
"nen We consider tnat over $i'ooo oil
ts present oAian'e oeiopRs 70 tne STOCK
indemnity fund, which Gao be paid only
for diseased stock killed, that about
800 anu pooruouse
1nA' tue o.ner balances
20 App'ieu Vnif specino PURPOSES,
it will be seen that at the beginning of
1s~ 'oAt "AFen o. 1911 tnere Wni
y Ans.ns 'ne treasury ou'siue
,ao us 'Ah'S a'reauy ie'ieu ior
oS tue ,e'V ior general
~ ioso y oIiy . m,ns, and 'he taxes
GARY IN iosi ior Tue eA-
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M"N ' ior "ni0n
-. WIN 'ue
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pus oon es'ima'
O'oVo' s'''oVv, INC a.
leo, -LSi-N 80 = 49,
soDo,.I
one n,a,ansd - ~ N~SuI
AZ q to~~L.n%
1900, 'oso'ner win 'ne AppropriaI'ons
an a
,al,r;o.
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