The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-02-09

ance, repairs. trade schools. school Of
letters. supervision. etc. annually.
1884, 900; specific. including new laun-
dry building, $4,000; water system
so. 600; barn. 5000: new dining
room. $4,000; completion Of ware
rooms, destroyed by fire. $4,000: re-
pairs, etc, total. 3115.50O Recommen-
dations for maintenance, schools, ETC..
annually. $174.oO0: specific. including
new buildings, $85.5OO.
Indiana State Prison.
Appropriations asked for mainten.
ance. repairs, discharged and paroled
prisoners, criminal insane, ETC.. annu-
ally, $13l,41O; specific. including
building, 12,475; cooking utensils.
lions for maintenance, repairs, dis
charged and paroled prisoners, Grimm
al insane, ETC.. annually, $129.050; spe-
cific, including addition to cell house.
factory building. and cooking utensils.
s1O6 1856.
Woman's Prison.
Appropriations asked for mainten-
ance. repairs, ETC., annually. $24,300;
specific, $4,000. Recommendations.
for maintenance. repairs. etc.. $22.-
500; specific. $4,000.
Soldiers and Sailors Monument.
Appropriations asked for mainten-
ance annually, $4,000; specific, new
elevator, $1,000, or repair OF old ele-
vator. $1,40O. Recommendations for
maintenance. annually. $4,000: re-
pairs of old elevator. $675.
Executive Department..
Appropriations asked for salary OF
governor, annually, $4,000; salary OF
private secretary. annually, $4,000;
salary Of executive clerk, annually.
5000: salary of stenographer and stem
ographer to the board of pardons. an
nually, 5000; salary of governors
counsel, annually, $4,000; office ex-
penses. annually, $1,000; governors
civil contingent fund, annually, S.
900; total, $4,000. Recommendations
The committee says: Since there
is a bill pending in the legislature
regulating the salaries and employees
mittee therefore makes no recommen-
dations. In regard to the governors
contingent fund, the committee feels
that it is right and proper that this
matter be left in the hands of the &c n
eral assembly, as is suggested by the
governor"
Secretary Of State.
Appropriations asked, including sal
aries, same as last year, $14,64O. The
committee recommends all these ap-
preparations.
Auditor Of state.
Appropriations asked, including sal
aries, $5O,36O; specific, copying off
land records. $1,000. The committee
recommends all the salary appropria-
tions as asked for except that it
changes these salaries: Tax board
stenographer. reduced from 1920 to
s72O; insurance deputy, reduced from
$4,000 to $4,000; extra insurance clerk,
reduced from $1,000 to 5000; insur-
ance securities clerk, reduced from
$4,000 to $4,000: insurance examiner.
reduced from $4,000 to s2,40O. The
committee recomme nds for copying
old land records. $4,000.
Treasurer Of state.
Appropriations asked for salaries
and office expenses, $4,000. The
committee recommends appropri-
ations amounting to Sill, 700, reducing
the salary of the deputy treasurer
from $4,000 to $4,000 and eliminating
the stenographer and assistant book
keeper, at 5000.
Attorney General.
Appropriations asked for salaries
and expenses, $2O,05O. The commit
tee recommends appropriations
amount to $19,450, and makes this
change: Salary Of deputy attorney
general, reduced from s2,40O to $1,000.
Supreme Court.
Appropriations asked for salaries,
library and office expenses. $4,000.
Specific: Carpet and furnishings for
court room, $1,000. The committee
recommends all the regular appropri-
ations asked for except that it reduces
the appropriations for clerk and stem
ographic work from $72O to $500 each
and for the five judges and reduces
the office expenses from $4,000 to ST.
200. No provision is made for new
carpet for the court room.
Appellate Court.
Appropriations asked for salaries
of six judges. $4,000: office and
chambers fund. $4,000; law clerks,
$4,000; messenger and librarian, ST.
600. Observation-Disclosures Of
six judges, $4,000; office and library
expenses. $500: six stenographers,
$4,000; messenger. S720.
Other appropriations of minor i'm
portance are made.
On the question of insurance on
state property the visitation commit
tee says: The committee has very
carefully considered the question of
insurance on the different Institutions
Of the state of Indiana and has come
to the conclusion that it would be