The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-15
ALL NIGHT SESSION
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State reformatory at Granite, build
ing, 100000. maintenance s2s2, 900.
state reformatory at Granite. build
ing. $4,000. no maintenace
Eastern insane asylum at Vinita
buildings 100000. maintenance $50,
900.
Third, Fourth. and Fifth district ag
ricultural schools. buildings and main
tenance 100000.
Pan Handle district agricultural
school. buildings and maintenance $780,
900.
Home for the feeble minded at Enid,
building $4,000, maintenance $4,000.
University preparatory school at
Claremore. buildings se5,OOO, main
tenance $4,000.
Reform school at Pauls Valley, $685.
900 for buildings, $4,000 for mainten-
ance.
Girls industrial school at Chickasha,
buildings and maintenance 100000
Negro orphans home at Taft. main
tenance $4,000.
Deaf school at Sulphur, maintenance
5000
schooi for the blind at Fort Gibson.
maintenance $4,000
The appropriations for other state
educational, eleemosynary and penal
institutions that were already in exis-
tenoe before the meeting of the second
legislature are:
A. ana NJ. college at saltwater,
buildings si45,OOO, maintenance $685.
s5z.
State university, maintenance S343.-
900.
Whittaker's orphan home, buildings.
and maintenace s113, 400.
Wilburton school of mines. Sll5.OO0
for buildings, s133,OOO for mainten-
ance.
Edmond normal, buildings 100000,
maintenance s12.9sO.
Alva normal, maintenance $114,00
Weatherford normal, heating plant
$1,000 maintenance Sll400.
Langston colored A. and NJ. college.
$4,000 for purchase of land and $780,
600 for maintenance.
University preparatory school at
ronkawa, $1,000 for purchase Of
school land and s51 900 for mainten.
anee.
Fort Supply insane asylum, build
ings and s352,S4s.
insane asylum at Norman, $4,000
for maintenance.
Conner and Murray agricultural
schools. for maintenance, $66,947.
In addition to the foregoing appro-
priations the Edmond. Alya, Weather
ford and Langston normal schools get
an appropriation of $1,000 each for
placing fire escapes on buildings.
The cost of constructing and equip
ping the new public buildings provided
FOR by the second legislature which |
amounts to Sl.6l5.OOO. will be paid out
of what is left of the public buildings |
fund now in the treasury and the mon
ey that comes into that fund here
after from the sale of public lands or
the rental from such lands until they |
the sold
At present there is only about $780,
000 in the public buildings fund.
The legislature just closed provided
for the sale of all the public building |
lands on forty years time, per cent
to be paid down the first year. 1t is
estimated that the sale of these lands
will bring into the public building fund
S250JOO the first year and approx.
mately $4,000 for each year there.
after
The first Legislature appropriated
over 100000 out Of this fund Tor pub
lie buildings which must come out of
the S75O,OOO now in the treasury
Therefore il is figured that only very
small per cent of the cash needed to
erect and equip the public buildings
provided for by the second legislature
will be Immediately available.
To obyiate this difficulty the last
lay OF the session. authorizing the
state auditor to issue state warrants
bearing Z per cent interest against
he public building funds and to be re- I
ieemable in the order OF their regis
ration as fast as the money comes 1
nto the public building fund.