St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-09

necessary, be and the same are hereby
appropriated out of any moneys in
the state treasury not otherwise APP
propriated, for the following purposes:
First-For publishing the laws of the
present session of the legislature in the
newspapers of the state, $4,000.
Second-For additional clerk hire in
the auditors and land departments of
/ the state auditors office for five
months ending July 81, 1885, S1.625.
Third-For additional clerk hire in
the Office of the state treasurer for the
fiscal year ending July 81, 1895, and an
nually thereafter, 5000.
Sec. 5. Appropriations for current
expenses of the state correctional and
charitable institutions.
The following sums of money for
current expenses, in addition to an
nual appropriations heretofore estab-
Hshed by law, are hereby appropriated
out of any moneys in the state treas
ury not otherwise appropriated, for the
fiscal year ending July 81 1896:
1st-For the st. Peter State hospi-
2d~For the Rochester State hos
sd-For the Fergus Fails State
hospital...... .....................13 6, 600
4th-For the Soldiers Home. 49,. 10000
5th-For the School for the Deaf. 400
6th-For the School for the Blind. 1850
th-For the School for the Fee
Sth-For the State Public School. 1900
9th-For the State Reform School 1850
!Uth-F.or the State Reformatory. 81 800
Ith-F'or the State Prison. ....... 23,G00
Sec. 6. The following sums of money
for state purposes, in addition to an
nual appropriations heretofore estab-
liShed by law, are hereby appropriated
out of the moneys in the state treas.
ury not otherwise appropriated for the
fiscal year ending July 81, 1897:
1st-For the st. Peter hospital $36, 900
2d-F'or the Rochester State hos
sd-For Fergus Fails State hospi- '''
4th-For Soldiers Home. .......... i0'COS
5th-For School for the Deaf ... II 800
6th-For School for the Blind 49,. $500
nhEFer School for the Feeble
Sth-For the Public School. 5000 1900
9th-For State Reform SCHOOL, 1900
lOth-F'or State Reformatory. 81 800
1lth-For State Prison. IS. 900
Sec. Z. Appropria tions for Extraor-
dlnary Repairs and improvements
Ihe Following sums of money are
hereby appropriated out of any funds
in the state treasury not otherwise ap>
! propriated for extraordinary improves
ments and repairs for the fiscal year
ending July 81, 1896:
1st-For the ST. Peter State hos
pllal.. ...................S5C COO
2d-For the Rochester State hos
sd@For the Fergus Fails State 1900
~ hhosPltal... ....:.:............. 1000
~ 80 VI the SO!ulefS Home. ...... 1000
] 5th-tor the School for the Deaf. zoos
: 6th-For the School for the Blind 600
hh-For the School for the Feeble
Sth-For the State Public school school icy G9S
9tn-For the State Reform School. 900
l0th-For the State Reformatory' 86S
nth-For the State Prison $500
Sec; g. The following sums of money
f ere nerepy appropriated out of any
Iuhds IN the state treasury not other,
wise appropria ted for eXtraordinarv
improvements and repairs for the state
institutions named for the fiscal vaa1,
ending July 81, 1897:
lst.For the st. Peter State hos
pltal...;. ......................... 81 900
2dIFor the Rochester State hos -'''OO0
ad For the Fergus Falls State State ''OO'
Al bhos az, 1000
9Th Eor t Ihie SGtqlerS Home. 49,. 1000
99th-t,or the School for the Blind 60S
tnItor the School for the Feeble
Minded 90.
Sth-For the State Public School G4 900
Stn-t'or the State Reform Schooi > 200
iGth-for the State Reformatorv S0S
Ith-For the State Prison. 200
IL Is stated that there will be
Vlsofous protest when the bill comes
oelore the house for action, and thar
some OF the extravaganza items NAV
| pe chopped out. There is special oh
] yectlon to the exorbitant demands of
STATE AUDITOR Dunn, who asks for
! ABOUT double the amount ever before
: dlioWed the state auditors office and
! there Is not little chuckling in Dem
ocfdtlc circles over the form assumed
-py MT. Dunn's peculiar style of econ
oIhy- Two years ago the state all
oltof was only allowed $500 for esti-
inatlnS and selecting state lands
| wien II was necessary to select some
ooo'uoo acres to fill state and railroad
| grants. These grants are now all
! practlcally nIled, there Is no availab bile
, puohc lands from which to select
ana yet Mr.. Dunn asks for $4,000 for
TINS purpose. With $500 Auditor
Blerman selected $4,000 acres of land
| TO I'LL the Great Northern grant. be-
. sldes the selections which We're made
! Ior the state. With practically no Sc
/ iectlons to make, this bill allows Mr..
Dunn, as Will be seen by the above
, items, S20,OOO for estimating, scaling
| ana looking up trespass, besides the
! TOUR Items of $1,000 each for selecting
| lands for various purposes.
| Inc Dill will probably pass, purely
as party measure, but it will meet
with some vigorous opposition, even
| from Republican members when If
! comes to the consideration of some
Of ba