The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-22

Southern, 1853, 600: Institute for the Blind,
s3z,1oVi Deaf and Dumb, $i3,S00; SOLDIERS
and Sailors Orphans Home. $l00, $40; Feeble
minded, s243. 500; state Prison. Sl49, 494.sI; Re
formatory. 1864, no, R-ef0rmatory at Plain
held. $4,000, Reformatory for Girls and
Woman's Prison, $40, 100; printing and sta
tionery, $65,150; tax commissioners and live
stock sanitary commission, 5000; mlscel-
laneous claim. $45, 624.75.
been materially reduced. The auditors de-
partment viii receive $l9, 40; treasurer,
$500; attorney general, Sl5.5O0t librarian,
5000; reporter of the Supreme Court, S 20;
state geologlst, $l3,120; maintaining stare
Capitol, 3 ,120; sheriff's mileage $1,000;
Central Insane Hospital, $377, 000; Northern
Hospital, 100000: Eastern Hospital. $102,000i
Southern Hospital, $92. coo; Institute for the
Blind, $31, $50: Deaf and Dumb. SCI 1000; Sol
Feeble Minded. S102, 500; State Prison. 500,
800; R~eformatory, $219,500; R~eformatory for
Girls and Women's Prison. $59,5O
one of the expected features of the bill IS
that there Is no mention of approprlalng
money for the soldiers monument or the
claim of Mrs. Edwin May. The proposed
asylum for incurable insane is also ignored,
as was anticipated. The State Horticultur-
al Society, which last year received $l,OW APP
preparations, was passed by this year.
The following specific appropriations were
made for the penal and benevolent inst1tu-
tions of the State:
For the Indiana State Prison-Repair of
fences, $500; for lathes, drills, press, etc.
for workshop, $1,G0; sand pump and auXll-
larry water pump, $1,000; for a complete
LNdA4 lBidll y ACal4il6 GCAlAACAsNDs -
$2l,OG0; for one thousand feet of fire hose
1909; for kitchen furniture and rotary
oven, $500; for night buckets, SI2O; Tor the
Bertillon system and parole law, $500; for
repair of range floors in cellhouses, %,SI,SIl;
to cover a deficiency in maintenance, with
interest up to and including March 10, 1899,
to be Immediately available, $5,537; to cover
a deficiency for maintenance for 1879, $o,5V0,
available at once; parole and discharged
prisoners, $3.50.
For the Indiana Reformatory-For a de
felt for the fiscal year ending Oct. 81, 1879,
which includes interest up to and including
March 10, 1899, So, $685. 3, which sum snail be
Immediately aVailable; to prevent q denclt
for the year ending Oct. 81, 1899, $500; Tor
rent of farm and for supplies and SEEDS, Tor
the years 1900 and 1901, $1,000; for ran system
and heating cellhouses "A ana Is, not-aIr
rooms under guard hall, foul air run to
tunnels and out of turrets to new ceHhouse,
including new locks, cutting down WinqoWs
and new cement floor for Dollhouse b, $l,600;
for a new dollhouse in place of Cellhouse =,
the new dollhouse to have 600 cells, with the
latest improved system of heating, venllla-
ton and sanitation, $2JO,OOO. SAID sum shail
cover all expenses and fees OF aren't
tect for plans and specifications. and
all fees for supervising archltect'
and shall be spent under the
supervision and direction of the board Of
managers, one-half of said amount 10 pc
paid in the year 1900 and one-halr IN the
year 1901. Provided that the sum hereb ap-
propri2ted shall include the expense OF tear
Ing down and removing the present Cell
house c., and to include also all necessary
EXPENSE III repair liQ I Va
tration rooms and guardhouse to cells: tor
a laundry building 90 by 70 feet, two stories
high, including laundry machinery. So,z00,
for drying apparatus for the laundry, S9VO;
for a one-story workshop with foundation
and walls sufficient to put on another story
If needed, $1,000; for a rotary oven, 1910 Ior
laundry machinery, Sl,0N.
For the Indiana Reform School TOT Boys
No specific Appropriation. =
For the Indiana Industrial Scnooi LOT
Girls and Women's Prison: For building a
new brick smoke stack, $1,200, or 50 nluch
thereof as may be necessary.
For the Indiana Soldiers Home: All sucn
amount as land (6fty-five acres) sells Ior
shall be applied to making streets, guteeTs
and sidewalks on said Indiana State SOL
diers' Home, now occupied by them.
For the Central Hospital for the INSANE
For maintenance of both the male ana
female departments, $240,OOO, ana al tne rare
Of S160 per capita per annum Tor each per
son over a daily average number OF inmates
actually present each month OF l,5l5, the ex,
cess amount to be approved by the BoarQ
of State Charities; clothing, SEW cuFrehI
repairs. $4,000. Speci1c-tor auult.oH ad
clothing allowance for the balance OF the
fiscal wear ending Oct. 81, 1899, $1,000; plumb
ing, $1,000; fire escapes. $1,000; palntlng, So;Vyv,
finishing the greenhouse, $AUVJ; erecIinS
complete a hospital in 1901, $1,000; two DIN
ing rooms for men, $4,000; dining room tor
women, $4,000. z1o,n+a
nance $4,000, and $160 per capita per annuni
for each person over a daily average NUM-
Der of inmates actually present EACH month
building. including equipment and al Iurnl-
ture. to be built in the year 1901, $41,OVOi new
wells. S4. 900; new stable and cattle Darn,
$1,000: one new building, including equipment
and all furniture, to be puht IN the year
1899. $40, coo.
nance. $4,000, and $165 per capita, per an
mum. for each person over a daily average
number of inmates actually present eacu
month of 500; repairs $1,000; repairs Tor l5Vl
800. Specific: Two hospital cottages to
accommodate thirty beds each, $33,Up; one
cottage and equipment for hfty-elgnt men,
$2S, 900; tunnel and sewerage, SOU; cog
storage and ice plant, $500; extension OF
heating, water and light plants, N,0N;
laundry, $4,000. ~
Southern Hospital for the lnsane-For
maintenance, $S7 GOO and $40 per capita, per
annum. for each person over a daily aver
age number of inmates actually present
each month of 491; for repairs, S5,OOO.
Snecifc-For a new wing to the buildings
TO accommodate 1872 patients, $4O,WO; Tor
equipment for a new wing, 5000; Tor exten-
Sc o0O. for assembly room. $14, 900. Five thou
sand dollars to be Immediately aValable 70
care for thirty additional patlenls doI Ime
balance of the fiscal year ending OCT OIL
institution for the Education OF the
Blind-Maintenance and Improvements, VT
000. repairs. 81, 500; library, $500; workshops,
grounds of institution, $1,000. e
Institution for the Education OF seo t ne lea @%d
and Dumb-For maintenance, S6O,OW, ana
S1SS ner CAPITA per annum, for each person
over q daily average number OF inmates
actually present each month Of 3T9; repairs,
81 600: industries, $1,000; specific, for run
gning partitions in school building and MAX
ing additional schoolrooms, 500; water
closet and lavatories in school building. soVV'
heating school building, $780,; building a
dwelling house for the superintendent
S4C00: furnishing the dwelling house, sou.
indiana Soldiers and Sailors orphans
Home-For maintenance, 10000; repairs, 90
060. library. $500; insurance, 500. Specific;
For insurance for the year 1898, to pc I'M
mediateIy available, $3.50; repairs on fences,
S900. repair of greenhouse, $500; roof on Doll
er house. $3.50: gas line and appurtenanceS
81 zoo. repair fund. to be Immediately avail
able. the sum of $500,
Indiana School for Feeble-minded 1ouIn--
FOR maintenance for the year ending Oct'
q 1900 $4,000. and for the year ending Oct.
o. 1e1 / 0.OOO: for repairs, $500. Speclnc;
For. one custodial cottage to
one hundred girls, to be available during the
wear 1899. S27, 500, including cost OF maklng
brick and all equipments; for one custoulal
cottage to accommodate one hundred boys,
to he available during the year 1901 S19UVo,
for renairing and finishing the seconq nooI
Of the hospital building, to be Immediately
oovailable, 1900: for light and gas. engine
and for laundry machinery, to be lmmedl-
ately available. $1,000.
DETECTIVES AND THIEVES.