The Lamar register., 1904-09-14

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secretary II
A preliminary razY zzis In brief that the
inherited its Dre1eoessors claims
sz.u., state azzrezang szs50o1 for money
advanced kseD the state fns,it1toas from cons thef
c,,rz OF thix sr0snt Goyernor had borrowed
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dental intended take of the outstandng
rayzsais II IL strictly limited fn the
sy,ropns,Ion bill fur nsonths-
ns;sAd Of benz 1se1 70 tack debis. a. Intended.
d grab FIND" Large ano1nts of u
ssryIces~ and ~Dpsage Sonas of II -ss
use1 nson;hz AFTER payments d It had be,aae
Illegal par Of SeSzion Of the iE1ss
tgrs Briefly, Of II Hse1 for the pgrpose for
had intended by the Iegislat1Ts. and IsSs
than y50OOg left standardization
words the Incidental e1Denses of TIE
ornan administration had been between ,z7sry3 and
;zCO.DJ0.
For the Peabody administration appropriation for
general purposes made Of s70oO-abo7
actually used by the OrHsn
administration and t550OD less than recommended by
the outgoing neceggary in his biennial report
The sum provided for the Incidental
expenses either of the preyous adninstratons
appropriations nsurcent Without the grab
fund how could 1t be expected while ,s5oo0
enough 1880 $4,000 In 1901 had To be supplemented
by about 100000 the grab fund. $4,000 could
enough in 1907
BY strict economy close supervision by the Board
10000 has been made to do and there In still
Ief. enough the remaining Incidental
biennial period No such record for economy
been made by Democratic administration In
/ Colorado.
and
When this administration chaos regned supreme
in tho The register in control OF It,
exeep, to very The clerks appointed
by various land board and did not con
slider subordinate the rcsister and acted
rncordngIy No complete kept for
receipts and disbursement There were no separate
ledger accounts with persons which had leased
state lands Collections Of rent had fallen on. and in
scores Of paid for four 1t
was probably on whole. the inefficient Office in
the capol with possible exception OF which later
The prenent land decided change the system,
and give regcr control OF his own force and let him
apnolut and discharge as thought They decided
ac little lard. make collections Of back rents
and cancel leases nonpaynent within a certain
lima and To leases