, 1891-01-08
THE COST OFT.
Expense List as Shown by tine
General Appropriation Bill.
What 1t Costs TO Run a State
Government.
Special and Deficiency A~ppropria-
tons Not Included.

The following items from the general
appropriation bill yesterday introduced by
Mr.. Bind will be read with a great deal
of interest:
Secretary of state from Nov. 8, 1890,
81, 792. 10; treasurer, "a, 1872. 10; au iitor,
81. 1872. 10; superintendent of public IN
struction, $4,TsI.74; state engineer,
5000; veterinarian. 5000; attorney
general, 2 ,40o; inspector of coal MINIS,
$4,000; librarian, $1,000; superintendent
Of weights and measures. 5000; adjutant
general, 81, LBS; Judges of the supreme
court from Oct. IL, 1890. $22. 249. 98;
Judges of the district court, $22, 24e. 80;
clerk OF the supreme court. 81, 1856;
district stenograpic reporters, Sc, 1885,; per
diem superintendent OF water divisions,
$4,000; per diem commissioner of labor,
1925.
The contingent expenses, governor and
secretary, 90, 900; treasurer, 81, $50; audi
tor, $4,000; superintendent of public in
struction. sI.79I.6O; engineer. including
salaries of assistants amounting to SO, 900,
$4,000; contingent and travelling expenses
superintendents Of water divisions, etc.
81, 500; veterinarian 81 500; attorney gen.
eral. 5000; inspector OF mines, 81, 230;
librarian, . 1000; supreme court, includ-
ing salary of baiiiff, 5000; contingent ex-
penses of the board of charity and reform
and other necessary expenses pertaining
to said board, including transportation,
board and care of juvenile delinquent.
transportation and maintenance of state
prisoners and expenses OF blind, deaf aud
dumb institute, $4,000. dating from
Jan. l, 1891. Contingent expenses of
bureau of labor. $500.
The sum OF S68,8 is appropriated to
pay all contingent and necessary expenses
of the first state legislature, as follows:
Leader Publishing Company, for printing
printing bills, 50, 100; f. E. Warren Mer-
camille Company, sixteen desks, eighteen
chairs, pitcher, felt, keys and other neces-
sary supplies, including repairing, 1928. 80;
Kitty Gordon, Tor laundry work, So. 25;
f. A. Slack, stationery and printing, $45;
Geo. L. Holt, stationery aud supplies,
slS0.45; to reimburse F. s. Hebard for
money paid for typewriting and stationery
while assisting the legislature. $50. 80; S.
A. Bristol Company, for stationery,
$l6s. 90.
For printing the session laws of the first
state legislature. 81. 500.
For printing 500 copies Of the irrigation
law, 81,
To reimburse the joint committee of the
eleventh legislative assembly to examine
the insane ASYLUM, ST.. 10.
To reimburse j. Fl. Symons for acting
as stenographer during the March, 1890,
term of the second judicial district court,
$40.
For moving supreme court furniture
and fixtures, SIl.5O.
To reimburse f. W. Mann as attorney
in connection with the entering of lands
for the state fish hatchery. 500. rs.
To pay for armory rent, etc, $4,000.
For the storage, care and transportation
of ordnance. $3.50.
For insurance on state buildings.
$4,000.
For insurance on public library, 5000.
For certified copies OF the senate and
house journals first state legislature, $500.
For compiling and printing of a cata.
logue OF the law books in the state libra.
ry, 5000.
For the per diem of additional legisla.
tive employees. 500.