Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-15
SOME BILLS VETOED.
And Reasons Given Why II 10 Neces-
sary to Withhold Executive Ap-

,s 81 $3.50. ~
And Reasons Given Why II 10 Neces-
sary to Withhold Executive Ap-
proval. ~: Il
s. 3. 80. Appropriating 364, 900 for
the state institute for the feeble
minded at Grafton. N
This bill is approved except as to
the item of six thousand dollars for
the puchase of additional land as
proposed In section l, which item is
vetoed for the following reason: The
appropriations of the ninth legislative
assembly are largely in excess Of the
probable revenues Of the state and
this item can be dispensed with with
out interfering with the proper man.
agement and maintenance of the In
stitution for the ensuing two years.
S. B. 14S. Appropriating $4,000 for
an agricultural experiment station at
Linton. h&& e.
This bill is vetoed for the reason
that the appropriations of the ninth
legislative assembly are largely in
excess of the probable revenues Of
the state, and for the further reason
that the purposes of such an expert
mental substation as proposed will be
served by the substation established
by the legislative assembly at Dickin-
son. In my opinion, the establish
ment of the substation proposed in
this bill would not be of additional
benefit sufficient to justify the ex-
pense under the existing Circumstance
es and at the present time
S. B. 1859. Appropriating $4,000 for
summer school at state normal
school at Valley City.
This bill is approved except as to
the following items of appropriations:
Two thousand five hundred dollars
annually for the purpose of conduct
ing summer school, as proposed in
section 1, one Thousand dollars for
new floor in main building, and two
thousand five hundred dollars for
other repairs to main building and
present dormitory and painting. These
items are vetoed for the following
reason: The appropriations OF the
ninth legislative assembly are largely
in excess of the probable revenues Of
the state, and these items can be dis
pensed with without interference with
the proper management and mainten-
ance of this institution for the ensu-
ing two years. ,55
s. B. 50. Appropriating $4,000 for
experimental station at Leeds.
This bill is vetoed for the following
reasons: The appropriations of the
ninth legislative assembly were large
" in excess OF the probable revenues
Of the state; the purposes of this
proposed substation are served by the
existing substation at Edgeley, and in
my opinion the benefit to be derived
by the establishment of this proposed
substation would not be sufficient to
justify the expense at the present
time under the existing circum.
stances
H. B. L.. Appropriating $4,000
for the aid Of consolidated and rural
schools.
This bill Is vetoed for the reason
that the excessive appropriations OF
the ninth legislative assembly, includ.
ing a large increase in the amount Of
state aid for high schools, renders 1t,
in my opinion, unwise and inexpedient
to inaugurate at this time another
system OF state aid to graded and
normal schools, which, however meri
torious, could only be carried out BY
exceeding the revenues of the state
Such liberal provisions is made by the
state for its graded and rural schools
that no harm can come to them, ii
this proposed state aid is deferred
until a time when the greater
economy Of the legislature in the
making Of appropriations and the
more equitable requests of the educa
tional factors and institutions of the
state for aid shall permit the state to
begin upon new plans for school aid
without its own financial embarrass,
fment Il
The bill for an annual appropria,
ton Of $1,000 for archaeological
laboratory at the university Is vetoed
as not being an absolutely necessary
item.
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