Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-26
APPROPRIATION BILLS BEFORE
LEGISLATURE NEARLY ALL
FILED.
AskiNGs EXCEED SUM
NOW AVAILABLE
Legislature Will Have Less Than ST.
100000 to Spend and Bills Call For
Expe nditures in Excess CT Amount
Committees to Revise and Eliminate
Now at Work Striking Balance.
Special to Times-Republican.


Des Moines, Feb. ALPHABETICALLY all
1.-THE appropriation bills for the Thirty
sixth general assembly are in. The
, appropriations committees are at work
priations asked for and needed, and
when this is done there Will he re-
port thereon to show what the situa-
ton is for the legislature.
The report of the state auditor shows
that for the coming biennial period the
legislature will have about S950,000 10
be used for these extraordinary APP
preparations. How to use this is
great problem. Already $4,000 has
been used for the Iowa exhibit at san
Francisco
Exceed Funds Available.
The appropriation bills as presented
foot up great deal more than the
total of funds available. There viii
have to be wholesale slaughter Of these
bills.
The list of bills given below covers
practically all of those making APP
preparations or involving additional
expense to be paid out OF the general
funds OF the state Some deductions
instance. there should be deducted
from one of the appropriation bills for
the colleges over 100000 which rep
resents reappropriation; also the
largest of these bills is merely re-
codifying of the support funds and
does not represent any additional eX
pense. Some of the bills are dupli-
Gates of others introd uced earlier or
ar taxi MI of nt
of the bills are introduced on both
sides of the assembly, but only one is
given. In many instances only an
estimate can be made as to the ex-
penditures. The bills follow:
For State institutions.
S. 2SS. Jones, for educational
institutions ............... 2,313,lOO
S. 2i2, Savage: for education
al institutions ..........-. 1,3l9,45O
S. 251, Savage; reappropria-
ton for state college 500. 720, 900
S. 273, Robinson; board Of
control institutions ....... 35o.17o
S. III. Kimball: school for
deaf .................. oS,4u0
s. 1874, Allen; child welfare
research work $4,000
H. 304, Greene: Homoepa
thic hospital at univer-
sity $500
OF Special Farm Interests.
Is. AZ, Head; Panama Pacific
exhibit 1o,000
Fl. 1870, Purdy; plant breeding
station $1,000
s. 1873, White of Benton; sheep
barn, state fair .......... $4,000
S. 21s, White of Benton, dairy
and beef Industry ~ $4,000
II. 2s4, McF'arlane; draft
horse industry .....-.... 1900
H 289, Michael; expense state
entomologist ........... 1900
s. 225. Arney; aid to county
fairs, increase ... 10000
S. 2s1, White of Benton; for
poultry shows .... 10000
S. 2ss, Arney; aid grain
growers exposition .. 5000
II. 34f, foot and mouth quar-
antine 52,455
s. 1877, foot and mouth quar-
antine ............. 100000
s. l31, White; hog cholera
losses .................. 27,7oo
s. $50. White; hog cholera
losses zl,oo'
Il. l59, Peterson; reimburse in
foot and mouth cases 80. $1,000
II. 204, Hale; hog cholera
losses 1928
H. $40, Peterson; hog cholera
losses 54,9S4
H. 334, Leuders; livestock
losses ............... 1858
II. 331, Hale; losses in hog
cholera .............-..... l,3V'
II 325, Richards; losses in
hog cholera .........-..... l'o'I
s. 1913, Brady; Bookkeeping
department ............ 1000
Relating to Schools.
S. 2s2, Jones; aid consoli-
dated schools .......... 15O,0o0
S. 23s, Head; normal work
in colleges .... 100, 900
II. So, Grayson, teachers an
nuities 10000
Relating to State Service.
s. 10. Clarkson. WorkInen's
| law change ............ 10000
s. 200, Perkins. topographic
survey 10000
s ia, Kimball, temple Of
| justice plans ............. 10000
s. 81, Perkins, legislative ref
| erence work ............... 10000
s. 5. Chase, expense rail com
mission 10000
n 60, Horchem, permanent
code editor ......... 10000
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