The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-14

coo for the tuberculosis sani.orilm and
sos, ,323. .o3 for the new Senate wing Of
the State House
For the general Improvements III ard
abont the State House lie report shows
an expenditure ofS52, ,es447 Tas report
Of the Stare hospitals for the ins.l1le
amounted to S342.915.59 while the State
paid to county asylums for the sup
port of State patients at those institu-
tions $219.957.37. The StHte prison ac-
count sums up S233. .4609S and the Rall-
way Rsformatory cost, for the year.
S104. .95o.5S.
There was paid ont to the National
Guard Of the State during the year,
$150, ,941.2s, while $1S,9J6.37 went to
the Naval Reserve. The expenses of the
Attorney fenrals department amounted
to S25,T45.ti0, while $52, ,65S 4S is charg-
ed to the Louisiana Purchase Exposi-
ton The educational expenditures Of
the State are put down thus:
For Normal School, S72.380.03 indus
trial education, S64 ,9260S; School for
the Deaf. $4,000; County Supehinten-
dents, $36,30234; Superintendent Of
Public Instruction, S21, 1854. .6S; School for
Colored Youth at Bordentowis 80 Al OF
free school libraries ,SS $50: Teachers In
stitute. S3.s33.25; State Board Of Edu-
cation, $3, ,200.26: school fund expenses.
81, ,6S4.59; Farnum Preparatory School,
s., 200; teachers libraries, S33334. 80; State
Board Of Examiners, $100.07; total,
S2I0.74113.
Other items of expense for the year
were as follows: Public roads. 1856. .454.
go: Office of the clerk of Supreme Court,
S23. .a22.1 emergency. SIS. .842.S1; Office
of the Comptroller, S16,945.38:; Geologi-
cal Survey. SIS, T64.S7; executive depart
ment, s15. .6e1. .sS: Office of Treasurer,
S15. .433.07; State Board of Taxation,
/. S15, ,302. 30; factories and workshops and
| Department of Labor. $14 ,401 80; Quar-
termaster-G Generals department, S12.
| 731.36; Riparian Commission, So. .604 .4S;
collecteral Inheritance fax. $4,000; Ten
ement House Commission, 81 .601.60;
Adjutant-G Generals Department, So,
| 696.97; Bureau Of Statistics, S10,401.T2;
! Northern New Jersey Food Commission,
| $4,000; State Library, So, ,197.03; Pub
lie Library Commission. 81 1,599.02;;
/ State travelling libraries, $143.73;; Nor
ris Canl Commission. SS, ,3S4.7 city of
Trenton, IS. 13S; State Sewerage Com
mission, $S,00e.60; State Board ofArbi-
tration, S6,215.69: pensions 81, 7S4; Office
| Of Secretary Of State, S35, ,654.34; Bank
ing and Insurance. s36. .302. .7s; State
Board Of Health. $33.576.95; Clerk in
/ Chancery. Office, S33,06S. p; State Board
of Assessors, S25.014.21.
/ Mr.. Morgan sets forth that an esti-
( mate of the prospective revenue Of the
! State from all sources for the year end
ing October 81, 1905. amounts to S3,799.-
4 $40. which, with the balance in the treas
ury November last, past, viii make
/ the resources of the State for the new
year s6,740. .2ss.9s. The Comptroller
| also tells that the last Legislature made
appropriations for the new year amount
ing to $4, 1856, ,215.65, the larger items be-
ing as follows: For State school tax,
( 81, 100000 for State hospitals, S3S2. 124;
for public roads, S256,500: for county
lunatic asylums, s2201o0; for State
prison, S219, 500.
For National Guard S144,450: for
Trenton Arnory, $4,000; for Naval Re-
serve. s$1s.So0; for Supreme Court, S116-
| 600; for Court of Chancery, $104, 700, for
blind and feeble minded, $101 500; for
Sanatorium for Tuberculous Diseases.
| S1o0 600; for voting machines, 100000;
/ for New Jersey Refermatory, $94 900;
for Legislature, S80.OS3 80; for STATE
Home for Boys, $e9s500; for industrial
| education, $60,00n; for State House
/ Commission, $56, 200; for State Normal
School, $4,000: for New Jersey School
| fo rthe Deaf, $4,000; for Department
/ of Banking and Insurance, S44.100; for
printing $43, 200; for Village for Epilep-
tics, s41 300; for county superintendeuts,
$50. 800; for State Board of Health, S34.-
go; for office of Clerk in Chaneery,
/ s33,950
For Home for Disabled Soldiers at
Kearny ,S32.500; for office of Secretary
/ of State, So, 200; for Board of Fish and
! Game Commissioners, S27, ,450; for State
Board of Assessors, $26,650; for State
Home for Girls, $25.300: for Office of
clerk Of the Supreme Court. $4,000; for
agricultural experiment station, s24.50e;;
| for factories and workshops. now depart
ment of labor. s23, 800: for Attorney Gen
erals department, $50; for superin-
tendent of public instruction, $19500: for
tenement house commission, S19.500; for
office Of the Comptroller. $1S.400; for
State oyster commissioner, S1I 800: for
executive department, SIT 120: for New
Jersey Home for Disabled Soldiers, Sail
ors. Marines and Their Wives, at Vine
land, Sl6,250; for office of the Treasurer,
S15,S 800; for tuberculosis commission,
$4,000; for State Board Of Taxation,
j S15,233; for emergency, $4,000: for
Princeton battle monument, $15.G00; for
Adjutant Generals department. $13.9I0;
for Court of Errors and Appeals. $13,-
525; for Quartermaster Generals depart
ment, S13s351; for geological survey, $13.-
600; for laweand equity reports. S12, roo;