The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-01-05

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OF her twelve state institutions during
the two comm" years.
Following is the total alnoun that
each Institution would like:
Penitcntiary, Sioux $4,000
State university, Vcrmill.on.......... lT0,GNa
Hospital Tor insane, Yankton........ $4,000
Agricultural college, Broolings..... 10000
Normal. Madison 1890
Normal, SDpartiSh.. GU.6C0
Normal, Springfield Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Normal Aberdeen 70. 30
State School of Mines. RAPID CITY. 5000
Reform school, Plankinton.......... 6i ,Nab
School for deaf mutGs. Sioux Fails. i2,rtO
School for the Blind, Gary,,."....,.. COCO
OF The various Institutions the peni-
tnntiaEy ut Sioux Falls and the nos
pit;tl for the insane al Yankton present
the largest needs for improvements.
Warden swenson's Recommendations.
OF the estimate of Warden O.. S.
Swenaon FOR The p~enitcntiary the next
two years, $500, GOO is for n thyme plant,
$lU4 600 for salaries, maintenance, fuel,
light. repairs and quarry during the
two ensuing years, and $1,000 for a ON
biEcd engine and dynamo.
IN support of his recommendation ior
4 500 eco Irvine plant. Warden SHenSoa
says:
I'm my report two years ago 3tlen-
ton Was called to The great necessity
for some woriI for such of the minutes
who cannot be worked outside tho
wallis, ana / recommended at that time
Chat efforts should be made for leSiSla-
ton and an appropriation for a tWtAe
plunt. | most earnestly repeat the
same recommendation. From inforlna-
ton gathered it is my firm belief th2t
the state should oW some kin o.
manufacturing plant 10 be operated on
state account. 1t would no to the best
interests of the state and Very much
preferred to contracting the labor to
private parties. The manufacture of
Irvine would not come in contact with
free labor. as there are no Irvine factor
les in the state. The product is easy.
to dispose Of and it would not be nee
essary to keep a force of travelling.
salesmen. which has to be done for
most lines Of manufactured goods
Meade Warts New Building.
Dr. Meade, superintendent of the i1oSj
pital for the insane at Yankton. is ntt
less insistcnt in his requests for approt
priations for that institution. OF his;
total OF $1S0,000, $5g,00o is for improve;
ments !
I'VE badly need a hospital for acutcS
cases. said DR.. Meade in explaining
his request. 1T should accommodate
100 to 100 patients. Such Il building
would cost $40, 600. We would also like.
o greenhouse costing about $4,000. Thtl
hospital Is laborihs ullder oiIilGnitle7
owing TO lack OF room: we sloui" ~ ~
aple TO accoihihoaate wv more, thG oVy
we now nave GROWING US paulS. ! Wo
buildings are now under process % OIL
structloh; 4 nospiLa VII De coilpietea
IN thirty avs, ana an inllrh'afy WI pe
finished next season: inc TWO VII &C
commodute $40 to ESQ
OF the six institutions under the Juf-
isdiction OF the state board OF regents
OF education. an APPROPRIATION Tor
improvements is asked for only the
state university ut Nermillion. For the
university the regents would like $2o,ooo
Tor INC constructor o. Il heatii's l9l"!tt.
= ~ n non ; - ~ far /. ain,.;ae son oon
%4o.Vuo l,ul t r VI tao,r - S1o ON T0V, the
pei ail.iulii 10 1l nlat7nn ~ onei-
ms go ioi sma a. ano -
4leetit.a 80 - $50 S'S'
year ior tEe i'ptlis
FOR the Four FSorTnsis.
For the normals at Madison and
Springfield appropriations are asked rs
stated above for running expenses.
The Aberdeen Normal desired an al
lowance for the construction and equip
ment of a mechanical arts building,
but his is not recommended by the
board Of regents. Such a building was
desired to carry gu manual training
in the Industrial course of study. The