Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-15

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| $3.50. for library. $1,000; fer new shol
building and equipment, $4,000; for en-
CINE and generator. s3.56o; for repair AM
contingent fund, $4,000; total. st7,45o
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLGIRLS.
For new family building for small
| girls. furnished and equipped. $4,000
! fer system of storage for water Will
| pressure. pump, hose. etc, $4,000; TO
/ library. $500; pump house and connec
| tons. $1,000; for engine and generator
| $500: chaplain's fund, $500; contingen
and repair fund, $4,000: total, s3S1oo.
| HOSPITAL. AT MOUNT PLEASANT
| New closets. plumbing and repairs, 81
! GOO; deep well, pump. power, machinery
| etc. $4,000; new boilers and for purify
! ing plant, $500; new smoke stack. 81, 500
| repairs to floors and for furniture, S.,
| 600: food elevators and equipment, S.,
| 400: new roof for kitchen, down spouts
/ etc, s1,250; for painting, $4,000: library
| $1,000; printing press and outfit, $500; ce
| ment floors in basement. $1,000: for re.
| noval of old greenhouse, its enlarge
| ment and re-erecting the same, $4,000
Tor farmers cottage. $4,000: new barn
| $1,000: for cows $1,000; for sewage dis
posal plant. $4,000; for land $4,000; re-
pair and contingent fund, $4,000; total
| S1o595o.
HOSPITAL AT INDEPENDENCE
For deep We'll pipe, Pump. power.
| machinery etc. 1000: for storehouse
and equipment, 5000; for new water
closets, wainscotting, etc. $4,000; for
fans and tempering coils TO ventilate
balance of wards in main building and
Grove Hall, $4,000: for new radiators.
81 600: for palm house with heat $1,000:
an ice house. $1,000: brick fire depart
ment building. $4,000; cement walks,
$500: electric motors for elevator, $l.oOD;
tile floor for main hall, $4,000; for lana,
s39, 600; for Contingent and repair
fund" and another section of mangle.
sl1. 200; total, $4,000.
HOSPITAL AT CLARI.SDA
For cold storage and ice plant build
ing, machinery and equipment, $4,000;
for charging shop building and fol-
equipment. $4,000; for coal house. ash
elevator, etc. $4,000; for engine for dyn.
amo, $500; for land, $4,000; for ire
pair and contingent fund" $4,000; total.
s69, 500.
HOSPITAL AT CHEROKEE.
Amend the law increasing the per
capita to SIS per month until 600 pa
tents are in the institution, after which
ii should be reduced to $l4 per capita
per month: make provision for pay
ment from the state treasury of per
capita in excess of sl2 per month: $132-
600 in the aggregate are asked for this
institution, as follows: $4,000 for re
pair and contingent fund; $4,000 for
land. and 100000 for the erection OF
outbuildlngs, fences. purchase OF tools
implements, vehicles. stock, fire appar-
atus, fire pump. printing outfit, hose
sewing machine plant, motors, laundry
equipment, kitchen equipment. furn
.sning and equiping music hall and
stage. bake oven, finishing floors, and in
all other respects providing for the fin
ishing. furnishing and completion of the
hospital buildings. the necessary out
buildings. pavilions, farm, garden and
ornamental grounds in addition to ths
appropriations heretofore made
HOME FOR BLIND.
To pay for care of, and to make re-
pairs to, and to preserve the property
81, 900.
PENITENTIARY AT FIT MADISON.
For new power housr, smoke stack
machine shop blacksmith shop. we'll
water storage, boilers, piping. S21 600;
for rev building for a hospital, Ii
brary and school room, fixtures and
furnishing $4,000; for laundry equip
ment, $2.o0o; for new solitary. $500; for
new prison wall, $4,000; warden's house
fund, $3.50; for transportation OF dis
charged conyicts, $1,000; contingent
and repair fund $1,000; total, $500.
ANAMOSA PENITENTIARY
For finishing walls and roof, of north
cell house, s2,o62.5O; freight on stone, 81
Coo; salary OF foremen, SIl,600, derrick
supplies, $500: powder and fuse. $500;
laundry equipment, $1,000; machinery
and repair of water system. $500; ce-
ment, S240. warden's house fund. $3.50;
transportation of convicts, $1,000; con-
i,ngent and repair fund, $4,000; total,
$50. $3.50.
If the legislature will authorize the
board TO use so much of the balance on
hand Of the fund appropriated by the
Twenty-eighth general assembly for
closing the home at Knoxville" as may
be necessary 10 properly care for and
keep in repair the buildings and other
property of the state at that place, the
special appropriation OF $4,000, herein
asked for, will not be needed. 1t is
shown that balance to the credit of the
Industrial Home for the Blind in its
support fund, in the sum OF sT62.lS. and
in the manufacturing fund Of s1,354.s0,
and n balance of s409 in the iron shut
tiers and door fund, appropriated by the
Twenty fifth general assembly for the
School for the Deaf at Council Bluffs.
have all been transferred to the general
funds of the state because such bal
ances were not needed for the purposes
for which they were appropriated. 1T
also appears that there was balance
in the support fund of the Fort Madison
penitentiary on Oct, /, 1901, Of over s25.-
600, and the board asks that it be au-
itlorized to use $4,000 of said balance in
the erection of the hospital and library
building, and $4,000 of the balance in the
books and periodical fund of said insti-
tuition for the same purpose. If this au-
thority is granted the appropriation for
the hospital and library building should
be $4,000 instead of 100000.
RECONCILIATION.
Soldiers Home. $500; Soldiers Or
phans' Home. s4o,750; College for the
Blind, So, 700; School for the Deaf, $4,000;
Institution for Feeble Minded Children
s109,075: Industrial School for Boys. SAT-
$50: Industrial School for Girls, $33,100;
hospital at Mount Pleasant, sl05,95o:
hospital at independence, $4,000; hospi-i
tai at Clarinda. 500 500 hospital at