Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1899-03-09
APPROPRIATIONS
And Other Important Legislation.

And other Important Legislation.
Judged by results, Tuesdays
session of the Senate was Iers
baps the most important of the
year. The things disposed of
we're:
The revenue act;
The machinery act;
The anti trust bill;
The bill to appropriate $780,
600 TO the public schools Of the
State;
The bill to appropriate $4,000
y year 10 the support of the
Stale prison;
The bills carrying the appro.
priations for the State charitable
institutions and the Soldiers
Home.
The resolution disposlng Of
the pubIic printing.
The first thing disposed Of was
the appropriation to charita Die
institutions,
The bill carrying an appr1p-
riation of S67 500 Tor the Deaf,
Dunno and Btiud Institution al
Raleigh was taken up. The COM
nittee recommended a substitute
for the House bill aud after con
Siderable discussion it was adj
The amendment reduces
appropriation Tor Light plant and
repairs from SIC 500 to $4,000.
Toe other app: o~priation sec-
tom is as follows: ] b t the sum
Of SI2,500 per annum for the
years 1889 ana 1900 oa appro-
priated for the the support and
maintenance of said Institution
IN addition 10 tue standing APP
preparation OF S4O,0 OO.n Tue oil
as amended was passed,
The bill carrying al appro-
priation Of $4,000 annually for
the CentraI Hospital was taken
up and the amount fixed at
$4,000.
The amount asked for the
Western Hospital tor the Insane
was 100000 in the bill: this the
committee had reduced to $60.s
coo 10 substitute recommended and
adopted. The bill appropriates
$40. 900 annually for a building
for female patients at the Nor
canton Asylum and for a build-
ing to coloniz9 male patients. For
the support Of the Stale Hos
pital at Goldsboro $4,000 is
appropriated annually,
Section 6 carrying a special
appropriation a year for two
years for two builoiugS, one Tor
male and one for female patients
ab the Asylum at Goldsboro was
stricken out.
To the school for the Deaf and
Dumb at Morganton. $4,000 was
appropriated annually for sup
port and $1,000 for 1899 for im>
proyements.
To the A. and NJ. College OF
Raleigh $4,000 was loaned to put
IN q sewerage system.
Senator Smith in behalf of the
conference committee reported
that they had agreed that in The
school law the section r curing
all teachers TO stand examination
should be ameLd=d to exempt
graduates Of the State Normal
College, Peabody Institute.
Asheville Female College and
the normal department of The
University unless for three cons
sacutive years the applicant shall
fail to teach. Then they are re-
qairel to stand as other teachers
A. r. De Fluent, editor of the Jour
ma, Doylestowp, Ohio, suffered for a
number of years from rher matism in
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