Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-14

and charitable institutions are as fol-
lows:
For the year ending July 81, 1896:
st. Peter state hospital. .... y. 1886 900
Rochester state hospital. ...... 10000
Fergus Falls state hospital. /. {. 1856 600
Soldiers home. .............. 10000
School for the deaf. ........... 1890
School for the blind .......... 1850
School for the feeble minded. 4O,5OO
State public school. .......... 10000
State reform school. ......... 1880
State reformatory. ............ $1,000
State prison. ................ $4,000
For the year ending July 81, 1897:
st. Peter hospital. ......... $3.50, 900
Rochester hospital. .......... 46,4OO
Fergus Falls hospital. .. 49,. Isl, 900
Soldiers home. ............... 10000
School for the deaf. 1880
School for the blind. ......... $500
School for the feeble minded. GO.OOO
State public school. 10000
State reform school. -. ........ 10000
State reformatory. ............ 81, 900
State prison. .......:: ....... $4,000
For extraordinary improvements
and repairs for the year ending July
81, 1896:
st. Peter state hospital. ... $4,000
Rochester state hospital. ....... 5000
Fergus Falls state hospital. 30. 1000
Soldiers home. ....... ........ 1000
School for the deaf. .......... 1000
School for the blind. 600
School for the feeble minded. 80. 1000
State public school. ........... LOO
State reform school. .......... $500!
State reformatory .............. 1900
State prison. ..................2 $500
For extraordinary improvements
and repairs for the year ending July
81, 1897:
st. Peter state hospital. $1,000
Rochester state hospital. ....... 5000
Fergus Falls state hospital. 80. 1000
Soldiers home. ....... ........ 1000
School for the deaf. .......... 1000
SchOOl for the blind. .......... 600
School for the feeble minded. 1000
State public school. ........... 1,40O
State reform school. ........... $500
State reformsltory. ............. i, 500
State prison. ..................2 $500
In the house the Duluth normal
school bill was recommended to pass.
The beet sugar bounty bill and the
one appropriating $1,000 per annum
for the publication of the reports Of
the horticultural society were also
placed upon the calendar. Among the
| twenty eight bills introduced We're the
general appropriation bill for the cur
rent expenses of the state government
and state institutions. two constitu-
t1onal amendments relating to exempt
ing property for taxation and a bill
providing for the inspection of hay.
potatoes and other farm products at
terminal points by the grain inspection
department Of the state Another i'm
portant bill was that Of Mr.. Gibbs
providing for civil service in the grain
inspection and weighing departments
| Of the state.
In the Senate.
Shortly after the senate had reas-
| sembled and during a momentary lull
in the proceedings President Day an
nounced that he had received informa-
ton that the Hayward Jury had
brought in verdict Of guilty. There
was general burst of applause and
for five minutes confusion and CONVEX
satlon ruled supreme. A feature of
the morning session was the expected
adverse report of the judiciary COM
mittee on H. +. /, the proposition to
tax unoceupied railroad lands. The
bill to authorize the sale of the site
purchased in Duluth for the state ele-
vator was lost by vote of 3 to IS
when it came up on the calendar.
Bills Passed-Jones-To amend sec
ton 20, chapter SO, General Statutes
1878, relating to school meetings in
common school districts.
Stevens-to amend chapter $50, Cen
eral Laws 1889, relating to the salary
of the clerk in the state treasurer's Of
flee and raising it from 81 200 to 81. 500.
Spencer-To vest in district courts
all trusts relating to townships hereto
fore vested in any judge of said courts:
relates only to Duluth.
Morgan-Regulat ing the naming or
banking and trust companies; to pre-
vent confusion by similarity of names.
Foss-To prevent the spread Of nox.
ious weeds from empty freight cars by
keeping the doors closed while being
transferred from station to station.
Gutterson = To amend chapter IL.
General Statutes 1878, relating to
public highways In townships and au.
thorizing the inhabitants to place the
roads and bridges under the manage
ment of board Of supervisors.
Senator Miller introduced bill. s.
i. $40. appaopriating 100000 for al
monument Oh the grounds of the new
state capitol in commemolation of the
services and sacrifices of the soldiers
OF Minnesota in the civil and Indian
wars. The board Of capitol commits
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