The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1921-02-21
SENATE COMMITTEE REPORTS OUT.
BUDGET MEASURE WITH SOME CUTS
AND SOME BUILDINGS ADDED TO IT.

MON Ely FOR H 5 l. DOL 5
Mayville and Glendale Get Mon.
ey-Buildfne For Dick.
inson
Appropriations for the coming bi-
ennium totaling $S,4S3, ,22S.0S, is pro-
vided for in the bill reported out tc|
the senate this morning by the ap.
propriations committee. This is }44,-
566S2 less than the amount asked by
the budget committee.
Practically no salary increases have
been granted and In some instances
the bill calls for reduction in SAL
aries, stenographers generally being
cut from 1880 to $1,000. Two years
= ago the budget was about $7,0Oct0OO
for the blennium, or about SIS, 1000
less than the present one. There is
an increase from $4,000 year to 3d.
700 year for the three railroad rom.
missioners. but they now give their en-
tire time to the work instead Of part
time and proposed legislation will add
the grain grading and warehouse dut.
les to their responsibilities.
Law Building.
The senate committee added $780,.
900 to the budget as recommended by
the budget board for the erection Of q
law school building. boys dormitory
and an addition to the power plant
at the University of North Dakota at
Grand Forks. The maintenance fund
for the university totals $932;950 for
the two years and $266,600 for i'm
prOvements, repairs and miscellaneous
items.
The Agricultural college at Fargo is
to receive $3S8l l500 for the two years,
a reduction from what the budget
board recommended. No large build
ings are to be erected. There is &c.,
900 appropriated for marketing and or.
ganization work, but nothing also that
1t new. The regulatory division Of the
Agricultural college, for the enforce
ment of feeding stuff laws and tnspec-
tions, is given $44 900 and the expert
ment station, whirh sees into
such matters as maintaining demon
stration>farms and live stock and such
experimental work for agriculture, will
have 1888 $50, available for its work.
There is $1,000 to be available fol-
milling experiments and investigations
of cereals and $4,000 for the state
pure seed laboratory.
Another $152. 900 is to be available
for the extension division. 70.
Lemke Wants Money.
No appropriation is sough1 for the
immigration department for which. an
attempt was made to appropriate funds
in the house, and which measure was
defeated.
The budget calls for an appropria-
ton of $91, 900 for the attorney gen.
erals department, around which there
has been a hot fight on requests for
deficiencies and $4,000 is sought to
tide that department over to July l,
1920, when the next biennium begins.
Appropriations are provided for the
state normal schools at Mayville and
Glendale and the state school OF
science at Wahpeton, which bills In
jtroduced in the house and the senate
would abandon.
For Reform School.
The reform school at Mandan would
receive $113,65O, for the two years, Ia
GLIDING $4,000 for a little boys bHild'
Ing and new furnishings and nrnt-
ture to the extent Of about 900 tor
the cottages and $4,000 is provided for
the purchase of land.
There are appropriations of $lO,0W
each for the state fair at Grand Forks
this year and the state fair at Fargo
in 1922. The Missouri Slope Agrlcul-
tural and Fair associatiGH at Mandah
will receives 81, 40 Ntaahs 4ear and the
Farmers Institutes held all over the
state are given $4,000. =.
The Mandan fair IS given $2,5OO to
care for deficiency.
The depositors guaranty tund com
mission is given .$1S,S25 for the two
year period.
Provide for History.
The war history commission is CIV
en- $4,88O. There is $4,000 for the
state contingent fund. one appropri-
alton calls for $11,181.S to be paid
to the bank of North Dakota Tor loans
to state institutions due to the short
age of the state genera: fund: The
agricultural college is given $sO,0OV
and the state university $76,6l0 for
deficits.
The senate committee took off an
appropriation for demonstration cot,
taTe at the Agricultural College and
added appropriations for buildings at
the Dickinson Normal school. 4
Some Appropriations.
Governors Office ..........* z!,soV
Sap.otos,, of state .... 4O,25O
Sts.e e o,Jitor $500
State treasurer .........'''' 'oo
Public instruction ....'.. Vb''aoa
Agriculture and labor ....'.. oo" oo'oU"
Dairy commissioner .....'.. ,ao'o ao'oVo
Railroad commission .....'. lo1's9o
Land commission .....'.'. oo'ono
n". .o-,u,;ss;on $1,000
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