Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-10

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"a T1 sa iRg g : sssas, rad ssz It t4s INSTITUTION u during the past I've years.
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ooaz1et laDor IS AGAINST outside competition; sssi FAR Ss; heassep T. a II e3s
81 aussses Of q IL ths tvane Plant which Wi. sMe STEADY snploymsnt to to
! have great i fssh IN he p@ aaSd FL the 5T aan .9 pPsnes and aas0t ior
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ig within the next i've years: The benefit to those incareeraaed, and in
7sius and ibis ssaf is $ q 81 sud atsSa ut Importance pS g e 5assfS t as0s sHpsays
me unfortunate. fact that machinery of all kinds was Il a high hgure
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of lbs operation and, by reason Of this, n demand for the Irvine, does
not in the slightest degree lessen the value of the plant as a money sayin
Investment, nor the wisdom of the legislature in establishing it.
M I therefore urge its continuance and suggest that an approximation he
made sufficient TO enable the plant to operate at dts full capacity. of ahout
ten Thousand 100000 pounds per day" Such action n your mart will T.
give employment to sixty o seventy men otherwise unemployed and start
this institution in the direction that will enable it tic become ssfsnn.
There ds earnest need of the erection of a hospital at this Institution
To longer delay the erection Of such a building is a menace to the health
of. every person about the building, and I suggest that a sufficient appro-
pTiaton be also made for this purpose. @ NJ 8 s -
ExTRADrTIoN AND TRANSPORTATION OF coNy1crs AND INSANE
# MN% PATIENTS. %#E <1 r. s+r> +
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AIR ! again desire to call your attention to the large expense incurred in
sending to- other states for escaped criminals, together with that incurred
In the transportation of patients to the asylum, and OF conyicts to the
penitentiary. M AZ #% %# %@##S&
@S During the period from July ], 1S96,to June 80, 1900. there was naid
OUT from the general fund, to meet these expenses, al follows: -
Arrest and return of fughtves &. S 23ss. %
rs nspofttaI oa apaleanls q ~ hospital for te insane. ~ 1852. &c
transportation T cOnY1cts TO the pentenhary So. ~. Il. ~ & 735 81