The Evening Missourian., 1919-01-13
HOW STATE BUDGET
APPORT|QN'S FUNDS
Estimates of Most Missouri
Institutions Reduced by
Tax Commission.
NJ. U. CUT $S00,0O0
State Historical Society and
ROlla School Allowed Full
Amounts.
NJ. U. CUT sSO0,OOO

Commission cut down the amounts
asked by each of the state institutions.
State Hospital No l, Fulton; s1,2O9,-
go asked; S1,197, ,44O recommended.
State Hospital No. 2, st. Joseph: ST.
163, 800 asked; $1613 800 recommend
ed.
State Hospital No. 8, Nevada; ST.
O15,437 asked; $9O2,437 recommended.
State Hospital No. 4, Pennington:
$75S,366 asked; S613,466 recommend
ed. Colony for Feeble Minded, Mar
shall: S474,4S0 asked; $461,4SO rec
commended. State SanitOrium, Mt. Yer
non: $311,915 asked; $28O,915 rec
commended. Confederate Soldiers
Home. Higginsville: $136,O2O asked;
$136,O20 recommended.
State Federal Home, ST. James,
$196,3l0 asked; $176,31O recommend
ed Missouri School for Deaf, Fulton:
S4OS,3S9 asked; S345,3S9 recommend
ed Missouri School for Blind, st. Lou
is: S1S2,620 asked; $119,62O recon-
mended. Lincoln Institute, Jefferson
City: S202,691 asked; $127, ,691 rec
commended. First District Normal,
Kirksville: $537 ,S46 asked; $391,29S
recommended. Second District Nor
NAL, Warrensburg: $45922O asked;
$274,42O recommended.
Third District Normal, Cape Girar-
deau: $392,5O6 asked; $274,9SO rec
Ommended.
Fourth District Normal, Springfield:
S251, 100 asked; S230.400 recommend
ed.
Fifth District Normal, Maryville:
s242,7O4 asked; $176,2O4 recommend
ed. School of Mines, Rolla: s3O2,475
asked; S302,475 recommended.
Industrial Home for Girls, Chilli
cothe: $337,O0 asked; $247,OO rec
ommended.
Industrial Home for Negro Girls,
Upton: 100000 asked; 100000 rec
commended.
Missouri Reformitory, BOonville:
$52S,5OO asked; s4SS,5OO recommend
ed
State Penitentiary, Jefferson City:
For maintenance, S1,23S,000, for earn
ings, $1,500,000, for revolving fund,
$4,000 900 asked; for maintenance.
1903 900 recommended; last two same
recommended.
Poultry Experiment Station, Noun
tain Grove: $4,000 asked; $4,000
recommended.
Fruit Experiment Station, Mountain
Grove. $4,000 asked; 5000 rec
commended.
State Fair, Sedalia, $25O,224 asked;
S117 900 recommended.
University of Missouri, Columbia:
s2.64O,954 asked; S1,S02,431 recon-
mended
The tax commission has assumed
that the four commissioners of the su-
preme court will not be continued aft
er next April, as the time for which
they were appointed will expire then.
They receive the same salaries as
Judges of the supreme court. $500
year. The amount asked by the court
called for $24O, 900. This was cut down
bv the commission to s1SO,40O.
The state board of agriculture ask
ed for s223, 600 and is shaved down
to S15S,OOO. or $4,000 in excess OF its
appropriation during the last biennial
period.
The following indicates the work
that the commission has accomplish
ed:
The state auditor asked for $99,O0O
and is allowed $S5,000; his department
was allowed $101.240 by the last legls-
lature: the Missouri Historical 80
ciety gets all it asked for, $S5,6S5;
state treasurer cut from $2O6,S4O to
S193. $40; attorney general cut from
s1O4. 100 to s97 900; state grain .inspec-
ton department cut from $4OO'OOO 10
$3.50 600: state board of pardons ana
naroles cut from S2OS,9S0 to S162,9SO;
state labor bureau. $67 900, no reduc-
tion. state board of charities and cor
rections cut from $4,000 to $26,z5o;
state board of health cut from $3OZ'-
600 to s2O2,OO0; state library commis-
sion cut from S35 900 to $25,OOO; state
sunerintendent of insurance, on reduc-
tion in amount asked. s123,14O; state
amount asked, $45,4S0; secretary OF
state cut from s443.1sO to $SO7'7SO;
state public service commission cut
from 1926 200 to $295,OOO; state treas
urer no reduction in amount ASKED
SOC $40; food and drug commission
ers cut from ss5.OOO to $5O,OOO; state
fax commission. no reduction IN us
own estimate of $193,5OO; state high-
way commission. no reduction in es-
innate of s217, 900; state superintenu-
emf of public schools cut from SSS'ooo
to S72, 2,260.
The adjutant generals department Is
awarded s2S5. 400, no reduction Delhs
recommended. For vocational tram
ing in the public schools the estimate
is increased from s176,241 to s2OS'sZu'
For teachers training course III .ue
high schools 100000 is recommended
and 100000 for higher instruction IN
the rural schools of the state. Ihese
amounts do not represent what tne