The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-25

ma, tis n he foliuY. Ing laws y,
1 AntnorlAnv she governor IN hlsown name a.
tAe name - ihr state on the rclatiph " ="
~ cn,ern,r ID .ssstitufc Ia the courts actions
,o,nio!n and prevent the commission 81 any ~
act, ag.inst property. public peace pun.
morals public health puolc policy or IN ahs -
violation 81 any Of tie statutes OF 'hs s".', 4
win Inc authority In proper cases 10 appointa
receiver for the property In when the iiesa' !.
act are being committed and in tins cohhce
ton ~ making the law retroactive so as "
cover suits already instituted !,
!. Authorizing the governor or othcr nroi~'
oliccr to institute ana maintain "c""n'
asair-t raiirond companies or other common
rar,iers To restrain them from carrying pas
sengers for the purpose Of engaging ~ uh-
LAWFUL Enterprises. and making the VarFN'ns
for such purposes a cause for FORFEITURE VI
thci- franchise.
1. Authorizing the governor 20 suspend any
,h.ril OF other executive oftccr OF tnesoun-
m +. o elite. who fails or refuses 20 perform
thc duties enloir.d upon him by law io' =
limited period. and 10 appoint temporary
some. person 10 perform the duties OF ~uen u
ne. during such suspension. \ report OF SUN
action together with the names. 70 PC iut-
nlshei 10 the general assembly at u n'N' 'e'-
sion ,..,o,t.,
l. Authorizing the governor 70 apply 70 ~.
court Of the county for the removal u ~,
ah.rtN ar other executive oricer VINO ohai
persistently fail neglect or refuse 10 pe''o'"'
The duties required OF him oy law 49,,
Ana Commend that you consider anu "e-
,ernfne what other or different enactmeh'saic
necessary and proper in order more ehe.'.",ss
To enable tne governor to take care '""' 80
laws are faithfully executed.
The governor then calls attention TO wnat y
known as tue 'Roby Fair association anu
designate, il as an immense gam piihs -
Germ It's every influence il demoraiizihs en-
couraging vice. propaRatIng crime an" s''s
( hiring. our state into dsrepute we ha'c pc."
ti-
law by which this disgrace to our state coui"
he prevented. Although having the apie NJ
wee. earnest assistance and active co-opera-
/, ton OF Atty -oen. keteham' nave ia'ieo "
find the way ,a
7, I. now with YOU gentlemen and demands
, your most earnest consideration. The people
! 81 Indiana will never submit TO nave iaste"cu
j upon them the evils and disgrace that 50 ions
= cursed some OF the eastern states
II A Justly a matter OF pride TO every clti1cn
: ., rnaiana That her system Of public cduca-
. ,tor 4. everywhere regarded as one OF the mos
j r.rfect in the country. The laws relating .
= the public schools and the common senoo
fund demand your constant vigilance thas ~
l. measure may be adopted TO impair ,nel' w., ),
~ .nlness nor the purposes for when createu
NJ. common school fund OF the state nov
i, amounts to- 20 ~ 0oi 80 The total enrolimeh
~ ~ schoar~ in 1903 was 10 e5s and in 1871 so-
asl The total revenue from all sources lot ~
- school year 1873 was . os, .,u .
llN~
IN Interest collected by counties".'.' 3'o~a" .
- Interest conrressio nai ,und h's'
"a Local tuition ..'''''- 's,,
nj l-iHuo' ~ a e,hor Sourccs sos
.c- - s3356ss,
-, Al n~eyiou.ly referred TO the revenue cN'
n,. ae,er IA. reduction In he levy two years ~
49,, ~ -. cents under present a~>e-Smeh' i
ion much greater than that prior 70 w WA.
IN, think this levy could be sun iui'hc'
20. duced cents without injury TO me pup
IN schools .a,s,s
- 0ur school system has now so EXTENDED
snn scope OF teaching. that among It's pest lrlcn'
rth il occasions no little concern Is =" i's poP'''
the ity with the people.
-, FINDER the present able and cficlent mama
a. a., ren, the state Normal school i enjoying
z. nro.n.ritv never before attained II i iai
III fully fulfilling it, mission 'oprepare '.aen
ma for teaching in the common sch"ois VI -
~ ana The Attendance OF this school mas gro
~, srnc less than one hundred in 1870 TO over 70
! . teen hundred in 1921. with stuush'o ho
mo but two counties Of the state.
- II l. gratifying 10 note the contihueu
u vanccucnt OF Purdue University N tnc ehr
mi fnent OF students. in ii~ wldcr Heiu " "a
ear- and in popular favor \. \ srta' se"o..
MA. accommodating great work In $50 nc'
Il Ming with an enrolment of sixty-four stuue
:, 1, mas in 1891 o.. new building comp
nm in its equipments for this purpose was ere,
and dedicated January 49, 1874 four
IT, later this magnificent structure was mas
: I, ruins having been destroyed by nre
: - me state university started in the pre-
! ~. school wear with an enrolment OF tss stude
The advance in thi> univ ersity has oeen -
NJ n, fyng both in regard 20 the nu"per ~
~ - youth avaihhs m nse,s ~ a,, 4, ms
- 4. me steady extension OF It's work ~ haS
~ - /, crea, institution for the state mas 90
-, ., great educational work. and among ~ Rr'
ates are found many di-tinrui-hti ~ Wy
~ n, Gus walks Of life. There i much 70 "s
out nehucu ~ ~ - ~, m, pr.-t,icnt and
aying p"i' - $50" IA. ~. ina university loo
no,,id board Of trustees DC inc un''S''' -
.t,n where il may.
~, The field which the Indiana Academy o'
~" 49, once covers is so wide that there coulu u"
49, The same objection that might hold agaihS
!, ~ cieties organized for the protcctloh oi
~ snerial department II science 10 p.oau
ha', sronc that il inc ludcs all science. and nu
.'n.N IL work thus far has been IN the dtcct'
49, the fauna and fora. the mineral resource
''' porrarhy geography ana mcteoroofN
s,atc lille questions relating 10 nysieh'
4 SUI sanitation have received much attentio
49, properly fost.red there y reason 70 nch'
to the "ouiu ~, = ...T ,.,n,r,hute much
- y NY material prosperity OF the people
J nui- the administration OF the affairs OF th'
~ eral nublic institutions for the past Two
- has n,en on the whole. satisfactory ana
i'i'''' mendable They have been managed
$3.50. cleanrcSs ability and economy Inc
49,. ~ trustees have been ~ a RUE. cohpo'
7, uss Al mon Of good business qualifications. luu'
III mn and integrity Nearly all are men OF y
4. ,or either conducting successfully extensiv
sonal business or intrusted by others WI
,,,osed management and direction OF positions
\ ar,il snon-iblity and large business interests
= cam There we're AL prisoners In the prison
erv ay October ~. 1928 and 9os same date isss-
hrouvh crease OF slxty-seven. Never before Wa
nresent al large number in this prison u
sohhins crowded into 200 cells Each cen VII
mis- comfortably accommodate one. win y
.rnmen, mates the eject is bad. resulting IN I'M
stand heai,h and IL Is. besides. fcarfully dcsti
first Of discipline. ms S"vu'u - ~, M -.
,ion OF inc the past two years the prison has oe'
. once I sustaining and shows net surplus
liam 1 mos OF over !: Uncovered into the state
ledge OF ury. 80. u. -,
,as bcen The net earnings for 1894 were mu
valuable than for the preceding year ow
corns ~ Inability 10 renew expiring CONTRACT
! Lieut.. consequent greater number 2
! states men. This great number OF ldie p'
allied hy over three hundred and hfty)' pres
Indiana vexing problcm--with the consequent
: ~ ,hc Inc -ictncs. and the difnculty OF mai'
from all proper discipline -
,rh.y A. wi,h a shop provided the dimculty g