The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-05

Leonidas Pointz, trom 500 to S75 per
month.
]. w. Cambridge, from $65 to $50 per
month
W. S. Gooch, from 800 to $50 per
month.
E. L. Eide, from 500 to s75 per month.
]. b Miller, from S45 to $40 per month.
S. l.. Feltnaus, from ss346.25 to $3.50 per
month.
". d. Jones, from $4025 to $50 per
mouth.
R. F. Peterfish, from s4625 to s35 per
month.
Robert Sheehan, from $50 to $25 per
month.
We recommend that the clerk and pur-
chasing agent shall he -ofIicio clerk of
the board without any additional COM
pensAtiOu.
The committee recomme nds that the
appropriation to the William and Mary
College be reduced from fifteen thousand
dollars To seventy-five hundred, and the
committee farther suggests that in its
opinion 1T would be wise on the part OF
the State to dispose OF the property so
that no further appropriation could be
demanded from the State, on The ground
that it was maintaining its ow property,
or the reason that under the report made
to your committee they are unable to see
justities any appropriation at all
Your committee recommends that no
further appropriation be made TO the
Medical College of Virginia, as the condi-
ton of the States finances will not ius.
ti.y ANY further appropriation to AN iu
stitution using its grounds and buildings
free of cost, without any adequate benefit
to the State, and further recommends the
sale oil the property AS soon rs it can he
made advantageously.
Your committee has looked over the re-
port If the Virginia Normal and Collect.
ate Institution and scrutinized it very
closely, and deem it best to make 10 cut
in he appropriations as that report shows
most economical eA Denditure OF the
State appropriation.
We respectfully recommend that the
appropriation to the State Female Nor
mai School at Farmville be continued at
5,OU0, as we are satisfied from our in
vestigatiOn that this institution is doir
excellent work upon the most effective
and economical basis. We recommea
that the appropriation of s., 500 for build
ing purposes be discontinued.
We recommend that the appropriation
{ o the University of Virginia be reduced
from 500, 600 TO $4,000. Of the appro-
priaSion now made to the University
Sl7.220 is required TO he used to pay the
interest on the debt duo by said Uuiver-
si.y, and we are satisfied that the board
of visitors, by the practice of rigid econ.
ouiy, can get along with the apIropria-
ton recommended by this committee
without impairing the usefulness of the
institution.
We respectfully recommend that the
appropriation of $4,000 To the Virgin.
Polytechnic lnstitnt ton ar BlacKsburg be
continued. as we believe it is an institu-
ton doing most excellent and commenda-
Die work We further recommend that
the department of agriculture Under the
management of the commissioner Of agri-
culture and the Virginia State board of
agriculture, he abols he'd, and that all the
minerals. laboratories and other appli.
nnces or property thereto belonging be
transferred TO the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute a: Blacksburg. We further rec
ommend that all duties pertaining to the
samplng .and testing of the fertilizers
now required 10 be performed by the
| commissioner of agriculture or under his
supervision, he hereafter performed by
the chemist at the Virginia Polytechnic
institute at Blacksbnrg, and that all fer
till%er license taxes now collected by the
commissioners of agriculture be hereafter
required 10 be paid into the State treas
ury direct
we further recommend that the posi-
ton OF register of land Office lie abolish
ell, and the duties thereto be IL, posed
upon the secretary Of the commonwealth,
without extra compensation. We recom-
mend that the position of engineer, crea-
ted under section 206 of the Code be
abolished.
Your committee is CT the opinion that
it these resolutions aie carried out, it
will DE n savino oi at least $50, Coo annu.
ally TO the >tate.
We recommend the adoption of the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolved by the senate. the house of
delegates concurring, that there he print
ed five hundred copies OF this report Tor
the use of senator's and members of the
house OF delegates and that the same
De referre1 to the proper and appropriate
committees, with instructions to report
bills carrying ont the recommendations
made herein.
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COL. MEALS $4,000 CHECK.
When Presented at Bank by State Treas.