Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-05
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NJ n ss M 1s1 N :35# ~ ~ H M
$780, ~ whioA dene.ndea mon rasaN
victorv. 75% 11 A a. NJ NJ 8. q = Y
~, K = v. :. y. 49,. .. *
y. z, - 8, y, 4 u ~
49,. s.s - ~. ~
49,. .s
s.,''..i'1 80, a y. sne 800 ~ :. :A1
49, " :. -S.-'. ~. s$s y.
.oi.t. "a i .onn .I,er.n - deprc-
eiate lin value. running downs stead
ily until II struck below 5h cents .
pound. or met loss q 3 cents from
hishest e lowest points. -. supposans
s.e aec. .a = . nave seen ~
s-.. -. ...Llo. :. v.-.r... u,.,I
80, = ~. r.ctorv n.v.nr used
.ub.ta. tialIy 5000, 900 pounds dur
Ing the period, 1T IL certainly . con-
.eIo il e ~. - ~ S~ ~
p ee1reeletlon .a 1919
conts = DoSna. On O.OOO'OVV poonus !.
that would foot mp afnet loss OF
00O, 600. whiek, added 10 the loss on
-. IT clr -. - r.and. wovld make
=. t.t.l .,sa,ox 0oo. i
,s's = 49,. ~AAl@'N>~. p. jH%&&%.
hut even thaa n not all. or the worst.
1no coEuaSe "n.cA n~o a
oeen apIo 10 6eA Wltnln conSe pVu"u
Of the prison tWine has gained new
DtreQ9th and In underGeulng the PRISON
,,ri.nr t.,i,. 10. decraciat tod in quality
WINE aovancins IN pFce' anu 80
FARMER VINO oought trus' "
only got 1t 10 per cent cheaper oo' ~
per cent oetter. - ~ ~
= OF COURSE THE BOOKS OF THE
PRISON TwINE PLANT DO NOT
SHOW THE LOSS FOR THE FARM
rps 1JAnro pAv nNOrr<H MORE
49, 49, ,r~,,-17r, M WIN rr11E
rO 80. -. o- n,11v
FH1oON BUNS oAA4ANeG
LOSS ALL COMES OUT OF if1h
FARMERS POCKET-NOT OUT or
THE PRISON OR THE ADMINS
TRATION. .-.--..
, .<o 1000
CO. 80 ..S 80 =. -onlG
~reforn,o tie rr.inr in..ection bu-
reau and the prison Irvine plant, 1T
10 to be assumed that this IN what
he meant. for that IL what ne mas
done In one year, put IN 1anu. .aS
s .oam 1oF o""'e"ie"ce "A
Increase in expense Of grain
inspection bureau ....:.;... ~0v'ooo
LOSS 10 STATE !" pr1so" '"."e ,en ON
<
Total loss. 80. 900. $685. Oo>
Inns, TOO IN yea! "nen ny
snort CROP less gram ~ We .s
ano' necessarily less WINE W We a p,u
tS.+ ~. :. -. s,,s+aIns hit tho val,,e
~ ~ .ro =. ~, s~,ns TO- orice Of grain
=. aastro1ad ond tho farmers have lost
oonadanc. IN tho state binding Irvine
Mani and vii, Inv trust Irvine, rather
than smhmi+ tn the extortion conse-
jonen+ mon the almost criminal mis-
manapemen+ Of the prison Irvine plant.
It - not necessary here or now to go
further into the details given by Mr..
Dunn. If every other department in
the state had been well managed the
,odium attaching to these two would
condemn the whole. But they have
not. There is not a department In the
state that has been conducted as eco
nomically or as we'll as it was under
Republican auspices. while almost with
out exception they have cost more.
The state institutions, like the depart
ments. have been conducted at on in
creased expense with no corresponding
Improvement In the service.
such n reform az the people got It
at Democratic hands-a reform that
gives a worse service and charges more
for #. No one wonders at the Intervals
OF forty wears between Democratic ad-
ninistrations.
No.. - +ho ,,os+ s,,n,acan+ facts
,.,.taa o,,t hv Auditor Dunn in his
p ae.. ,,,os +ho+ 10 ner corita cost 1T
epe. - 80 ,rra +es ~ the state
..r,.nr .a.ans asv,,,na and other nn,,lic
tnst,t,, ' .tssdi,v decreased from
year to year as the institutions grew,
until along about the close Of the year
1898, when the work of the reform"
administration began to get in it's dead
" work, and then it came to a stand
still or began to increase again. There
Is positively no excuse for anything of
this kind. The state has provided mag
nificent buildings for the care Of it's de-
pendents, with every convenience for
The comfort Of the inmates and the