St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-09
OUT FOR THE STUFF.
Public Institutions Receive
the Biennial Boost From
the State.
Mr.. DUNN GETS THOUSANDS
Republican Auditors Come
High, but We Must Have
Them.
Mr.. DUNN GETS THOUSANDS
1T MAY YET BE HELD UP.
Considerable Dissatisfaction
Expressed Over EXtrava-
giant Items.

The general appropriation bill
was introduced in the house of repre-
sentatives yesterday, and foots UP the
neat sum of $7S8, 900, in round figures.
This amount is for the support of the
state government for the next two
years, and a pretty liberal support
it allows, for some of the depart
| ments at least. The state auditors
office, for instance, is allowed about
$4,000 in addition to the standing
appropriation for the payment of all
salaries and incidental expenses of
the office. The bulk of the appro-
priation goes to the state institu-
lions, providing for improvements,
current expenses, etc. The usual
$4,000 appropriation is made for the
publication of the laws in the news
papers of the state. The appropria-
lions are made in detail as follows:
Section 1. That the following sums
of money or so much thereof as may
be necessary, are hereby appropriated
from any moneys in the state belong
ing to the general revenue fund not
otherwise appropriated, for the fiscal
year ending July 81, 1896, and annually
thereafter.
First-For expenses of examining,
appraising and selling state lands, es-
tlmatlng and scaling pine timber de-
tectlng treSpaSS upon and caring for
| the public lands belonging to the
state, for inspecting the output of iron
ore and other minerals on state lands,
! and for expenses incurred in prosecu-
tons for trespass upon the public
lands of the state, $4,000
Second-For the payment of costs in
suits instituted by the attorney gem
eral on behalf of the state, and for
costs incurred by him in suits institut-
ed against the state, $1,000
Third-For the payment of expenses
of requisition of fugitives from justice,
and rewards for detecting criminals,
81, 900.
Fourth-For payment of express and
exchange on remittances of county
treasurers to state treasurer and ex-
penses collecting bonds and coupons,
81, 900.
Fifth-For fuel and, lights, water,
ice, ETC., for the state capitol, $4,S0O
Sixth-For mileage and per diem IF
SiAS oIoIS pOeii " VI ClucillAdllOll, SZ,OV'-
Seventh-For payment of rewards
for arrest and conviction of horse
thieves, $4,000.
Eighth-F'or expenses of sheriffs con-
veying prisoners to state prison and
reformatory, $4,000.
Ninth-For fees of registers and re-
ceivers of the United States land Of
fees in making abstracts of final en-
trio Of
| provided by section 11S of the general
tax law, $780,
| Tenth-For repairs and furnishing
capitol, $1,000.
Eleventh-For rent of telephone in
! struments, 5000.
TWelfth-For payment of fees of ref
erees of district courts, as provided
| by chapter 55 of the general laws of
1886, $1,000.
Thirteenth-Extra janitors of the
state capitol, additional, $1,000.
Fourteenth-For payment of bounty
for killing wolves, as provided by
! chapter 147, general laws of 1893, $40, 600.
| Fifteenth-For allowance for extra
| auditors clerks in the state auditor
| Office, $1,000
Sixteenth-For allowance for extra
| land clerks in the state auditors office.
additional, 5000.
Seventeenth-For salary of state IL
brarian's assistant, appointed under
chapter II, general laws of 1893, 5000.
Eighteenth-For additional salary
for engineer of the state capitol, as
authorized by chapter SO, general laws
of 1898, $500.
Sec. 3. That the following sums of
| money, or so much thereof as may
| be necessary, are hereby appropriated
out of the moneys in the revenue fund
not otherwise so appropriated, for the
| following purposes, for the fiscal year
| ending July 81, 1896:
Ffrst-For printing, advertising and
binding as may be provided by con-
tract for the five classes of printing
| for the several state departments and
! officers, $50, 900.
| Second-For the purchase of station.
| cry for the several state departments
and paper for public printing, $4,000.
| Third-For expenses in selecting and
examining swamp lands for the grant
| to state institutions, $1,000.
| Fourth-For expenses in selecting
and examining lands to indemnify the
state for losses sustained by the per-
manent school and other land grants to
the state of Minnesota, $1,000.
Fifth-For the purchase of Mime
sofa Reports as provided by law
So, 400.
Sec. 8. That the following sums OF
money, or as much thereof as may be
necessary, are hereby appropriated out
of any moneys in the revenue fund not
| Ofharyyicn lot tod 70 tba FOL
! ing purposes for the fiscal year ending
July 81, 1897:
First-For printing and binding as
may be provided by contract for the
five classes of printing for the several
state departments and officers, s45, 600.
| Second-For the purchase of paper
for the several state departments and
paper for public printing, $4,000.
| Third-For the payment for publish
ing synopses of constitutional amend
ments for the year 1896, $1,S20.
| Fourth-For the purchase of Mime
sofa Reports, $500.
Fifth For expenses in selecting and
examining swamp lands for the grant
| to state institutions, $1,000.
! Sixth-For expenses in selecting and
! examining lands to indemnify the state
for losses sustained by the permanent
school and other land grants to the
state of Minnesota, $1,000.
| Seventh-For the payment of extra
help to care for ventilating system
and electric light dynamos during the
legislative session of 1897, $500
Sec. A. That the following sums of
money, or SO much thereof as may be
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.