Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-10
AC SCHOOL
IN Need OF
A MILLION
STATE SCHOOL AT FARGO
ESTIMATES FOR TWO
YEARS AMOUNT TO $1,o73,.
500.
BUDGET JUST Been RECEIVED
Itemized Statement of What the
College Figures on Spending.

According to the estimates return
ed to the state auditor yesterday from
Fargo, the sum Of $1,073,500 is needed
for the proper maintenance and opera
tion of the agricultural college, the
experiment station and the agricultu-
raj substations of the state for the
next two years
The agricultural college budget in
brief is as follows:
Agricultural college, proper, esti-
mated income for next two years $780,
900; additional appropriations asked
for, $21S,OOO.
Experiment station-estimated in
come, $156,000; additional appropria-
ton asked for, $1,000
Extension fund, agricultural college,
estimated 'ncome, $4,000; additional
appropriation asked for, 100000.
Experiment stations and special
funds, agricultural college-estimate
income, $145,50O additional appro-
priation asked for, $4,000. y-...-.
Total amount estimated necessary
to carry on the work of college, ex-
pertinent station and agricultural sub
stations, $1,O73.5o0.
The College Proper.
In the budget for the agricultural
college proper it is estimated that the
income for the next two, years will be
as follows Interest and income funds
Gland grants) S160,0O0; educational
institutions tax, $12O,OO0; tuition and
students fees, 100000; from dormi-
tories, $4,000; from federal govern
ment, 100000. Total income, estimat-
ed, $45O,O0O.
The additional appropriations sought
by the college are listed as follows:
Maintenance, $4,000; Improvements
and repairs, $41,000; New buildings,
$145,0jO, which is divided as follows:
boys dormitory, 100000, addition to
science hall, $4,000; equipment, for
creamery apparatus AMI equipment re-
quired in new dairy building, $1,000;
Miscellaneous, for the conducting Of
a campaign of rodent determination
and aid to counties for this purpose,
$500. Total, $218,000.
A note on the bottom of the page
on which the above items are found
explains that the last two items are
requested by the experiment station
and should be transferred to that bud
get.
Experiment Station.
The North Dakota Agricultural Elk.
pertinent Station estimates its income
for the next two years as follows:
From federal government, $4,000;
from state, standing appropriations
only, $4,000; from sale of products,
$4,000; other sources, $4,000.
The station asks for the following ap
TO continue the work
at the experiment station, the appro-
priation of $4,000 annually provided
for by Chapter 21, 81 1911. $4,000:
TO provide for the establishment of
work in marketing and cooperation,
this to involve the study of co-opera
ton, marketing problems and assist
ance in marketing certain farm pro-
ducts, $4,000.
Extension Fund.
The extension fund of the agricul-
tural college for the next two years
anticipates an income of $4,000 from
The federal government.
An appropriation of $4,000 is sought
for the continuance Of the Agricul'
tural Extension Department and to
assist in carrying out the provisions
Of the Lever bill in agricultural dem.
0nstration.
Experimental Stations.
The experimental stations and spec
ial funds will have an income it IS
estimated of $4,000 in the next two
years as follows: from state standing
appropriations only $132,000; from
sale of products and miscellaneous
'ees. $13,5OO.
Appropriations are sought as fol-
ows: Pure food fund, 100000. Bev-
erage fund, s24,G00 Demonstration
arm fund, $4,000. Serum institute,
$4,000. Milling experiments, $1,000.
Pure seed fund, the provisions of the
aw provide for $4,000 and an addition
II annual appropriation of $1,000 Is
asked for, making a total Of $1,000
sought Geological survey, $4,000.
Agricultural substations, $4,000.
Special livestock work at the sub
,tations. $4,000. Total appropriations