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ne TO reducing the proposed salary
rcases. and the Governor yielded in
other points. provided the 1881
was pruned from the appropria-
Is. In other words. the executive
the pruning mainly in the hands
the subcommittee, and stood pat on
two demands that salaries above
0O not he raised, and that the
80, $50 he eliminated from the bill.
4 the report came back from the
ference. $4,000 was cut from the
years appropriations. and s574.000
In those for the second year. or
Sc amounts, $4,000 was taken out
the amount appropriated TO the
:, &c Highway Dcpa rtmcnt for each
|r, making a total decrease Of $3.50
Senator Goolrick stated in the
|lmit;cc that II was understood that,
he scent special tax bill passed. the
5000 In the second years appropri-
|Dns for the State highways was TO
|suhtrac;cd from the general budget,
he opposed taking $4,000 from
first year. There was also taken
900 year from the appropriation
school,. but il was agreed that this
uld not disturb the 10 per cent in
ase in salaries TO public free school
|chers.
NY PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS
SUFFER REDUCTION IN FUNDS
he appropriation TO catawba was
|: standing as passed by the Assem-
on the last night of the session, in
lie Of the passage OF the l-cent
cial tax for tuberculosis causes.
lids and schools having been pruned
0, 600 year. general reduction
Is made In all the public institutions
the state TO amount to about $780,
a year, these institutions losing
m the proposed increases from $1,000
$4,000, while the proposed increases
for clerical aid in the
ious State departments were some
lat stripped OF corpulency.
he parliamentary fight" continued
m 0 O'Clock TO 1890. during which
not thing was accomplished
ept the prevention OF a session OF
4 o'clock in the afternoon, when
rcport as adopted by the joint session
|, expected to come before the House
he form OF a substitute recommen-
on from the Governor for the rec
|nendations communicated on the
|ceding day.
Tut after half a dozen or more mo-
,s were lost. the motion to adopt
report finally prevailed, Senator'S
|,non, Addison. Downing, Garrett and
st and Delegate Brewer having con-
ded that the committee could but
ept or reject the report. and Senator
lker having been called in to settle
question of parliamentary inquiry.
which Senators Early. Goolrick, Con-
and others addressed themselves.
he pruning of only s1,00U.000 In.
I'd Of s1,2o0,0o0 was predicted on
passage by the House of the fran
Sc. tax of lie Of ! per cent. which
Sod the Senate in the closing hours
tho session, but which died in the
use Finance Committee. The pas
Of this bill is recommended. but
known that it will be fought in
tain quarters.
|;y vote of 81 to 81. the House
cd pat and refused to agree to the
|ommendation OF the Governor to
innate the separate full-paid COM
sion from the workmen's compen-
lion bill. 1t now remains for Gov
or Davis to veto the bill, which will
n "dic" until tho next session of
General Assembly, or which may
/, passed oyer the veto by two
rds vote of both houses.
she vote was az follows:
.yes-Bond, Bowlcs, Brewer, Buhr-
m, Chase, Commins, Cook, Dickerson.
lard, ELAN. Fitzhugh. Flanagan,
.rkster, Fuller, Goodwin. Gordon.
In CIV. c., Hartman, Horton. Humid
(Deane), Norris, owen, Pence, Price,
", Russell, Shumatc, Smith &C. FL,
mt, Stephenson. Stuart. Stubs Or.
Taylor, Walton, Winston and
lston-37.
Bailey. Beattic. Brown,
,wn, Boschen, Buck, Burke, Garner
rington, Carter. Cato. Cherry. Glenn