The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-10

Making u total of.....,.,...,.,.,....,S 1s373s s6
iue estimated charges for that year
he'"'''''' ..,r....,",,, 5I7,SlS 80
Leaving probable balance of..S 200, 40 Od
The estimated receipts for the Gen.
ofnt School Fnnd Hrc.................S 35l $50 20
Auu balance Oh hunu...,""r,.......... SlAGSj "
Making total Of GG5 90 "
The estimated receipts for the School
fuuu are .''"..", ....."..s 5000 %
Add balance on o. us VI
Making aiotal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3l0,7I5 81
The estimated probable receipts, ut
the treasury for the fiscal year ending
September 80. 1895. are:
For tue State Fund. ,".".... "....S CiGCO0 %
Acu estimated balance on baud ...,..... IN, 40 VI
Making u total OF ......,.........,.,s $1,000 %
The estimated charges for that year
5Sp,GQ0 %
Leaving probable balance oi......s 49,, 40 05
The governor recommends the great.
est economy in public expenditures,
aud says the different state institutions
have observed that role. He says:
THE STATE INSTITUTIONS.
w thc eb0so lhstiNNtiOio / Despeuk
the mos: searching investigation by the
legislature. 1de.ire no white. washing
reports, but court the nost careful in.
spection Of both the financial and do.
nestle management oil any or all Of
them. When came into the chief ex.
ecutive Office OF this state it was under
solemn determination to sec that the
state received full benefit for every dol
lar expended and | have studiously I'D
hered to that iden. have in several
Instances largely re.organized institu.
t!oas, 10. the. thoro was any gross mis-.
management or corruption in their ad.
ministratiou. but for the reason that
the management OF the institutions and
the executive did not agree upon the
policy to be pursued.
There are no known abuses or neg.
lect, aud the boards have been uni.
versally requested by me to DO rigid in
their demands for n strictly. pure and
unseltish service on the part OF officials
and employees, and summary removal in
case OF neglect aud ineticiency has been
by me vigorously insisted upon and has
been as vlsorousl y carried into effect.
He cotilnenus the reports OF tue nos
pila!a LOT tue insane anu says these IN.
HHtul'ohs are III eHcel!en' conuit'on ana
well managed. AS to the Spencer asy.
lum he recommends that no additional
buildings be erected until it can be az.
certained that there ia Il sufficient water
supply, which ia now lacking. The ap.
preparations made Tor that purpose bv
Tue last Legislature are une1pended GU
'h's account
pESIrESTIARY.
This institution has besn ,nlcn d;Jl,
,,.a. H.. -. 49,, , If
uumber ~ imnortont im,rovems,,.
have been made. A nav ho,,itai ha.
been provided, the warden's building
mas oeen completely overhauled, 404
VOW , .. Inv pee.. uous'.Ie'eu' anu
INV oa s.n,on n," o'" ~ t,o SEoa o.
W. NJ su uas'Sse nn,o peoi es'po''sneu'
49,. .o ui'Hue.a. "u"sis ii1'e neeh "ahiih'
n.,uoa. ~ ao" WY aus i ha"n Mnu INC
Tnn ,,a o.oo '"' osIn p'"e.'Icu'
% 1901 y, o,- IA" nv r Uu n"""I sep'EiooF
n;,,, w;.h ,ha % G,a"I ,,an. n,.,n oS'"'
ienS , W." '"o nSsn. yent oc'ooer l.
.on,,o 'nG'o "o'o oo- eonsIGes ~ tne
tsao, ''e ~ .ue o ,Ho5 II. VI inc
900 zoo. !s"' os'op. 4, iooI' .'iefc were
S.r,ora n o On ,oo, I L nso, se"' , cnuI
o s,p p. 'o' 1871. mere were 4o9 con
Sauts. tnere n'e o"iy 40? ces's' ana tue
",;"n ~ s'.ea Assn ~. suIl,eleas aPpropli-
as'V ~. " eona'tao. lug hunoer "ue4uale
a ~ ny thn "e,ua vi uno 'nsash''on sug'
S Ti'n su"s ane 'oIu'.t shou'u 10 Hrahted'
10 uu.sslp'ine VI tno lost.lutIoh mas
. uoon very soou; rewer pun'shme h's
; ;u"u ",ei ';A!o ouen ro'u'reu ana tho
'"ss''"''oi 10 III ap'cho'o con"'''oh. 4
THE coLoRED INSTITUTE, II
The renor, for this insti,u,ion ia .rh
u;,,od r, haa ha.n ,.as ,,.,". - a"'
A1'''ca' ~ nus oecn very successfully
managed both IRON financial and pro.
fcssional standpoint. No work can be
moro important than the education OF
t'e co'oTed race OF our state aud colln.
Wy rho o,o., ,,,,,ox; ao,,;
confronting tho republic il tho rarc
question, and, in my judgment, tho oss.
lest way to solve 1t, IS to educate aud
9pnhlld tue colored race. This ~ n
uuty "nlch we owe 10 tho colorea poo
pse. no; simply because tue cold lotscr
OF tne law ucnanuh II, Dut because wa