The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-03-02
bolNCs Of IDAHO LEGISLATURE,

ouse Saturday by the appropria-
|;on committee, which had spent
earlv three weeks in daily discus
i'm Of the different appropriations
ecessary to make. 1t is now re-
arded as certain that the bills in
Foduced will be passed without
mendment. Every appropriation
rs been gone over with great care,
md in every instance the commit
x reports that the amount decided
u was the smallest possible with
rhich the affairs of the Office could
: conducted and the interests of
he people protected. There has
zen a general increase in all de-
artments, and though the educa-
ional institutions have each had
} stand decided cut from 1what
vss demanded for maintenance, in
very case the appropriation has
zen made larger than last session S.
Following are the amounts al
owed in the bill for the various IN
titutions, and which will undoubt-
div become operative:
University of Idaho, mainten-
nee, $26, 800; Lewiston Normal
chool, maintenance, $21, 800; Al
ion Normal School, maintenance,
lS,OOO; Academy of Idaho, at Po-
tello, maintenance, $31, 200; In
ustrial Reform School, mainten-
bee. $14, 200; Soldiers Home,
aintenance, $17, 100; Blackfoot
sylum. maintenance, $50. 500;
tate Penitentiary, maintenance,
$4,000; Care of defective youth,
$4,000;
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Governor, salary and expenses,
l6, 200; Attorney General, salary
pd expenses, $13, 700; StateTreas-
Fer, salary and expenses, $12, 600;
tate Auditor, salary and expenses,
1880; Secretary of State, salary
pd expenses, $2O.11 School
uperintendent, salary and expens-
$4,000; Mine Inspector, salary
pd expenses. $1,000; Adjutant
eneral, salary and expenses. ST.
%; immigration Commissioner,
(laly and expenses, $4,000; State
ngineer, salary and expenses,
800; State Veterinarian, salary
pd travelling expenses, $4,000;
(ate Insurance Commissioner, sal
y and expenses, 80, 100; State
heep Inspector, salary, 100;
(ate Board of Horticulture, ex-
Fnses, $13, 500; State Land Board,
5000; Dairy and Pure Food
ommissioner, expenses and salary
5000; State Travelling Library,
,50O; Board of Pardons, $500
bard of Equalization, $500; Re-
ming fugitives from justice to
ate, $500; Insurance of State
plldings, $500; Premiums on
pnds Of state officers, 81. 800; Su-
eme court, salary and expenses,
P6, ,l5O; District court, salary and
penses, $65, $50; State Law Lii
arian, Boise and Lewiston, $2.-
400; Insurance on Supreme
purt building at Lewiston, 1892.
rand ran total of all appropriations,
P26, 496. SO.
Besides these appropriations
hich will have to be paid from
nds secured by taxation and by
|ason of the earnings of certain
Fpartments of the state govern
fnt, the appropriations commit
has decided on and has recon-
ended the passage of bills provi-
ng for bond issues for various
Prposes aggregating $342, 900.
nese bonding bills as first intro
ced provided for bonds to the
nount of $3.50, 900, which was
ny $44O, 600 more than the con-
!utional limit of Indebtedness.
Following are the bond issues
nlch will in all probability be
led on favorably: Industrial
form School, $40, 600; Pocatello
Fademy, $40, 600: University,
tallurgical building, $40, 900,
mestlc Science building, $12.
y; Lewiston Normal School,
o'OOO; Albion Normal School,
oWo0; International Wagon Road
'mmlssion, $4,000. Miscellan-
is bonds: Lewiston Normal IL
Try, 300; Albion Normal IL
Try ~, 500; University of Idaho
laty' ", 500; Lewiston Supreme
Iuft library, So, 500; Total, SAL
Soldiers Home. $l4, 900;
'e Fenitentiarv, $50. 600; Land
p;artment, for surveys. $50, 900;
42,G0O.
IN gives total of appropria-
US Tor all purposes during the
Years of: r Legislative expen-
ToO, 900; General Appropria-