The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-01-14
Department of Agriculture.

OF agriculture and its experimental sta
tions: The work is Justly attracting the
attention ti%an Of agricqltqriSts in our own
profitable system Of farming. in Mime
in Checking that anw}se movement from
have Of late deplersd Him Of Ra the seii
in developing it and making it more pro-
seive the first Attention Of sPf the eHe! *
ing power. The school Of agriculture
%e aqF as fer the 2oorns
plant for the school. for q new horticpl-
ing: and small approprtations for repairs
and and for the library No aRgr9priations
themselves by adding to the wealth of the
state as will such as are asked for by
the school of agriculture.
Daiv1 and Food Commission.
state. in creating that Office has been re-
mnor
amendments to the law governing his de-
people G a
and impurities. and to protect and foster
the growing dairy Interests Of our state.
people. and believe S e. viii Hire receive ali needed
consideration at your hands.
State Fair.
In the past the state far has been
ress and development in the many depart
eonau e a Ss 9 IS estein Ting
your Hands: The MANAGES fseommend
additions to old ones, and also for furnish.
ing an adequate water supply. In case OF
nea s Is not a
P9h the W9Hd pc at TIE 70 fSesyy
needed appropriation will be withheld.
Game and Fish Commission.
The board Of game and fish commissi9 q :
aut, es ' they " ask that ef The sale 81 same
wanten destr1ctivene e: me state has
psst aaRea Ene
Of these interests, the comm Is dS eSti-
Ws at Se f pso1 eae est%s9s 1 2ss
5oSd ana f e.
an appropriation to purchase the land on
whsh the state FISH i nay the
urge this BY reason Of the value Of that 9at
park as a Dreedlng ana 1eed1ng ground 1OT
game.
Good Roads.
During the past few r. many fae
est in the subject Of good roads. Every
where there an $pPTefationa of the
Of all classes. perceive that the continued
Ps Of the stas and eD6eia lily
early ie ADDITION Of sficiemt Measures for
Improving the condition Of our highways
nas at this II The fef Of
the best methods for. advancing this de-
sirable END. l would recommend the
trictg. leaving the expenditure Of moneys
9bafe ns gesR!S %nH coo TO
honesty and economy Of administration.
people. and always have been and always
will be CONSTRUCTED on too extravaganza
rs sda aP %nS with sa reaG
services 81 g. skillea engineers ana road
opSo
to offer the golden mean Of Securing sse the
isrssst, ana I'll the = sma{Ies3 unit q msnass;
small road aistrict is seeasa assse
fore tore. that the Legislature Establish what.
ited state ala: The legislature. in fur fur:
s taa eesa Ras kndg IF
Of sfE rSsge ann and tie
Ike app appca9aS IL any
Of sea ros Snd eS the line
S by ad Of tns p5ovf fSS Ss
PRACTICAL plan. I most heartily ie re Ssa9r
Penitentiary Earnings.
q Of eSe =? YORK St' Of
at LEAST. deserves more tSsn pSr' passins:
m ra Il DO The earnings Of the institution
has
nection with a discipline that has at
t t;!l the reformation Of q larger reia-
In fact, it is doubted II any similar insti-
tuition IN existence can present better
%Ss fs ssps sGoud be
any ill-considered LEGISLATION: that win in:
oldest. penal institution. All experiments
Concerning prisons Should be those that
promise an extension and not a .restric-
DesertiOn of Children. ro. ~,
My attention has been called to the
childrenabY, their parents. During the
year 1886 34s cases OF Ndesertion 81 ,chii-.
dren were cared for by the institutions Of.
Minnesota. and there we're doubtless
| many more. The faws Of Minnesota have
state Of Ohio has q law which has proved
much more effective and, has been sub
ssao aopafa hy and G9H
called to this important matter. {
Hospitals for Insane.
signed to the care Of our hospitals for.
the insane has, In the past two years,
been greater than the corresponding in
this class Of unfortunate people within our
borders Increased facilities will have to
propriations at your hands for the means
Of constructing the fourth hospital at
Anoka. as Wei AZ for maintaining the,