Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10
Nv. FOLKS BIENNIAL MESSAGE

practically sel{-sustainine. There were
S CO.. Iis%p g i Sis Jan; HiS'i Isl. s!' 1915. The he
s sssrsss ssS Ss,iy p pss f sY!is cents sSsa Tor r ihs i pe2
capita Is calculated by includlnp all Items
Of expense. except repairs and new build
ings. During the past year tho new fe-
male department has been completed and
a hospital on the most improved and mod
sTn p sst.i Is . nGM In course iSr sh Of f Ion't si.nnIni
tsss .sss, ! III. sss!%ssed Total aI,i Tor N the
nssaas G ieelssdi 1Ss'i rspaiT. ana n%e u amoass.
PAID out for new buildings. aggregate
The Missouri Training School for Boys
average per capita cost Of 45 cents per
a sSiys ,r1 Thsrs was as , sn a9p s1h Sho' inc,, TOR
i INK s Iaset,u for new ' Suild II '''i TIer 'sf boys
under Is who commit crimes are con-
fined and educated under a military dis
cipllne. 80 that they may become useful
The Industrial Home for Girls at Chilli
Gothic has 1870 inmates. with, an average
daily per capita cost for maintenance Of
year = ,ses sss.ooo rh ineiuS %ns asgs B "sS 1or n lsss
the law are detained and reclaimed from
Maynard ways to useful and moral lives.
Eisemosynary Institutions.
The Missouri School for the Blind at st.
daily, per capita cost Of BLOT The aprro-
biennial period were $685. 500. including
$253, 500 for a new building. which has
now been completed, and g one OF the
The Missouri School for the Deaf at
Fulton has $50 inmates. with an average
S spsa psTi sip1;a l az o. ye een'S we're rsr dn Zoo 'p1s,
There was no appropriation for new
The Confederate Soldiers Homo at
IliUgipayillo hna ODE invuofaq with an
average daily per capita cost of 3Sis
cents. The approximations OF 1906 were
slo3 900. including SIS. 900 for new build
James has 2l4 inmates, with an average
appropriations Of 1905 We're So. 100, IN
Guiding S7.366,o7 for new buildings.
The Colony for Feeble. Minded and Epil.
an average daily per capita est OF SO
,is3. 900. including ;si. 900 for new build
inYs.
State Hospital No. ! at Fulton has e2i
inmates, with an average daily per capita
q 30; 80 ws scs Sc: sSn aSo. The TSer sp wepe na snoro OF
printtons for new buildings for this insti-
tuition.
state Hospital No. 2 at St. Joseph ha.
prla,ions Tor 1905 were. .72, 700. in'clud-
ing STATE sts'oG Mos s%T ney No bu'!d' NJ Nov,a, b,,
saEi,a COS. Of = ZIG cents Ths sspsro:
s sS 800 FOR 'D new VS. Su,i Mirs N''' '''''o'"S
State Hospital No. 4 at Pennington has
1862 inmates. with an average daily per
tons Tor 1905 were si44,3oo. including
$95, 900 for new buildings.
The last General Assembly appropri-
sanitarium for the treatment Of incip-
lent pulmonary tuberculosis. The gov
ernor was authorized to appoint q com.
the necessary buildings az far AS the APP
was appointed. and after inspecting all
sanitarium was located at Mt. Vernon, in
Lawrence county. The buildings are now
In course OF construction and 1t is cx-
pcctcd that the main building will be
completed within II short while. so that
tents. The commission will report, In
detail. and his report Will be sent you
for your information.
Educational Institutions.
The University OF Missouri ut Columbia
should be maintained In a manner com
mensnrate with ho the %na.th ana d,sni'y Of
vcrslty are incalculablc, and it should be
supported more liberally as the state
priations for 1866 were $500, 900, inciud-
Ing. $G2. 900 for new building:
ne SCTDp oI MlIeS anu NlethiilIRy
at Rolla. a branch OF the university, and
under control OF the executive commit
tee OF the board Of curators OF tn" uni
in 1866 Of 2i5. The appropriations for
1906 were 1923 oOo. including 10000 for
The iirst district Normal School a,
Kirksyille had an average daily attend
ance for 1865 OF 502. The appropria-
lions for 1906 were tl59,26o. Including
The second district Normal Schul Mt
Warrensburg had an average daily at
tendance ,or IsSs-s Of 49,; 100 T h, nPpr"-
The third district Normal School at
Cape Girardeau had an average daily at
priations for 1866 were AiSs.7SG. includ-
Ing $40. 1856 for new buildings.
Lincoln Institute at Jefferson City had
467. The appropriations for 1866 were
s77,4OO, including $25. 900 for new build
Anti. Lobby Law.
Anything that obstructs the due course
Of legislation Is injurious TO the public
welfare. The professional lobbyist IL AN
enemy to government by the people, Ho
Is never employed TO obtain equal rights
for all the people. 1t is always In the In
terest Of special classes against the. peo-
pie, While special Interests OF AL kinds
tatives OF the people. the operation Of the
professional lobbyist breeds corruption
ana should not ID" tolerated..
the enactment OF a law
making II a crime foi anyone for com
pensation to lobby with the members OF
the Legislature. All persons. OF course.
should he permitted to appear before
committees and make arguments for or
against measures In the regular and open
way. Any person should also be per
mitted to file printed arguments OF
briefs with members. OF the Legislature
But in order that publicity may be given
to what is going on, 1t should be provided
that copies Of the printed oI
briefs be filed In the office Of secretary OF