The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-26
SENATE TO
GIVE FINAL
ACTION
Carries Over Five Million for
Maintenance of State
Government
BY II. K. REYNOLDS

INDIANAPOL1S. Ino+s Jan. So.--r ina
action on the general appropriation
bill. carrying $5.sO7.o7o for the main
tenance of the state government and
state institutions. today rested with
the Indiana Senate, The lower house
OF the general assembly disposed of
tho measure last evening, passing Il
in record time by a vote of 81 to un-
der suspension of the rules.
The appropriation bill will provide
funds for the maintenance of the state
government. its institutions. boards.
officers, offices. commissions. societies.
and associations curing the fiscal year
beginning oct. 1874. and ending Sept.
90. 1929.
Included in the bill are the follow
ing proposed appropriations:
Educational Institutions-Sohooi for
the Blind at Indianapolis. $4,000 and
5000 per capita per year: School for
the Deaf at Indianapolis. $4,000.
Benevoelnt Institutions - Central
Hospital for the Insane at Indianap-
oils. ssO5. 200; Eastern Hospital for the
Insane at Richmond. 326O.o0O and $3.50
per capita per year. Northern Hospital
for the Insane at Logansport, $4,000
and 5000 per capita per year; South
eastern Hospital for the insane at
IadIson. t33O.5OO and $3.50 per capita
per year: Southern Hospital for the
Insane at Evansville. Slss.00O and s20o
per capita per year: Indiana Village
for Epileptics at Newcastle. $4,000
and 5000 per capita per annum; Indi-
ina School, for Feeble Minded Youths
It Fort Wayne. 33.s.O00: Indiana Farm
Colony for Feeble-Minded at Butler
vile. $4,000 and S2OO per capita per
Annum; Indians Soldiers and Sailors
Orphans Home at knight stown. $i4I.-
700; State Soldiers Home at Lafayette.
10000 and $2t per month for each
member; Indiana State Sanatorium at
Rockville, $4,000 and $3.50 per capita
per year.
Correctional Institutions Indiana
Joys School at Plainield. tl25.5Q0: In
llama Girls school at indianapolis.
$4,000 and 5000 per capita per an
lum: Indiana ReformAtory at Jeffer-
Jonville. s7T2 900 and 1890 per capita
Der year; Indiana State Farm at Put
namville, $4,000 and S120 per capita
per year: Indiana State Prison st
Michigan City. s22o.soO and s7os per
sapita per year; Ipdiana Womep's
2Fison at Indianapolis. s34.3Oo.
The bill provides for the expenses OF
he state soldiers apd sailors Enonp-
pent at Indianapolis. the executive de-
oartmen4. the department Of state.
auditor OF state. banking. insurance.
treasurer of state and attorney gem
Aral; the supreme and appellate courts;
The department OF public instruction.
he state library. the adjutant- general.
he bureau of public printing, the de-
partment OF conservation. the depart
uent Of the state fire marshal. the
state live stock and sanitary beard.
the superintendent of public buildings
and grounds; the board of accounts.
state board OF agriculture. state board
IF health. the board OF medical regis
tration and examination. the board OF
pardons the board of pharmacy. the
board of state charities. the board OF
tax commi isstoners. the Industrial
board, tho Nancy Hanks Lincoln burtal
ground commission, the public library
commission. the public service com
mission. the Indiana historical COM
mission. tn eIndiana horticultural So
ciety. the Indiana Corn Growers asso-
~iHNtOAif bhC 6O~OPtf0AlNE GNOp <AGpnFI-
ing service. the Tippecanoe battle
ground. the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie and the board of industrial aid for
the blind
Persons. related as husband or
wife. son or daughter. son-in-iav or
daughter-in-law. niece or nephew, to
heads OF state boards or departments
will not be eligible to hold office in
these departments, according to terms
of the bill. but no restrictions are plac-
ed upon the employment of relatives
by heads of state institutions.
Senator Steeie's bill to provide for
the establishment of a board of cen
sorship for moving pictures may not
be introduced following the introduc-
ton in the senate late yesterday OF
the HOgston-Furnas bill to provide a
commission with similar authority.
The Hogston- FurnAs measure IL mod
eled after the Ohio movie censorshfp
Law. with the exception that the treas.
urer of state, the state superintendent
Of public instruction. and the Iieuten.
ant governor will compose the state
board. the latter TO act as It's secretarx
with an additional salary Of S2.5aO per
year, A law of this kind. II is pointed
out. would obviate the necessity OF the
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