Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-02
APPROPRIATION
BILL, S., 9O6,120,
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this also was voted down He chal-
len ger the floor leader to introduce a sep
arate bill providing for the same grant
of power.
SALARY BOOST
Is TABLED.
Senator Winfield Miller Of Indianapo-
lis moved to increase the salary Of the
State superintendent Of public instruction
from 5000 TO $1,000. but on. motion of
Senator Howard A Cam Of Frankfort the
amendment was tabled.
Senator Alfred Hogston OF Marion
failed in an effort to increase the sal
airy Of the deputy clerk of the supreme
and Appellant Courts from Sl,JOO to
5000. The amendment was tabled on
motion Of Senator AlOnzo II. Lindley OF
KingIhan.
Senator Ray NJ. southworth Of La
fayette introduced an amendment, which
was adopted, preventing the State pur-
chasing agent from purchasing supplies
for the State Soldiers Home at Lafay
cite. The Senator's action recalled the
fight made last week to eliminate the
appropriation for the purchasing agent.
Senator John S. Alldredge Of Anderson
failed In an effort TO have the salary of
the record clerk Of the Supreme Court
increased from 81. 500 to $4,000. When
the Anderson Senator made the motion
Senator Duncan opposed 1t on the groand
that II would open up a big field for In
creases. Duncans motion TO table All
dreuges motion carried.
Senator Cravens later opened an at
% Il n "a
ton fund granted to the Governor
and offered an amendment for lis elm
ination. The amendment was lost,< after
/ Senator'S Strobe. Moorhead and Rats
came to the rescue Of the fund.
ANTI-NEPOTISM
! MOVE DEFEATED.
The anti-nepotism clause that caused
so much debate in previous sessions was
knocked out after Senator James J.
Nejdl of Whiting launched an attack
on it, He declared the provisions that
prevent any person who is a relative
\ Of q department head or commissioner
/ TO be employed in that department or
| commission is ''un-American."
! Senator Estes Duncan, chairman Of the
/ Finance Committee. declared the section
/ had worked a hardship in many instltu-
\ lions and he said the Visiting Commit
I 4
Senator Holmes moved to amend the
4 bill to make appropriations for the de
partment Of banking In a hump sum in
stead Of an itemized list In order that
employees OF this department shall not
/ be effected by the Self amendment. HIS
/ amendment was voted down.
{ APPROPRIATIONS
CARRIED IN BILL.
The regular appropriations bill, as It
I passed the Senate, contained the follow
ing appropriations:
State school for the BHnd-Mainte-
nance, 10000, and $500 per annum for
each person actually present over a
daily average Of 106 inmates per month ;
repairs, $1,000; books. musical instru-
ments and supplies, $500.
State School for the Deaf-Maintenance,
1921 900; Industries, $1,000; repairs, $4,000;
library. S40O.
Central Hospital for the Tnsane-Main-
tenance. 1928, 900; repairs, $4,000; cloth
ing, $4,000.
Eastern Hospital for the Insane-NIain-
tenance. S23O,OO0 and $3.50 per annum for
each person present over a daily average
Of 900 inmates each month; repairs, S20,-
coo; clothing, $4,000.
Northern Hospital for the Insane
Maintenance, S265,000, and 5000 per an
mum for each person present over daily
average Of 1000 inmates per month; re-
pairs, $4,000; clothing, $4,000.
Southeastern Hospital for the Insane
Maintenance, s297, 900. and $3.50 per an
rum for each inmate present over a daily
average Of 200 inmates each month !; re-
pairs. $4,000; clothing. S. 500
Southern Hospital for the Insane
Maintenance. $4,000, and 500 per an
num for each inmate present over a daily
average of 100 inmates per month, re-
pairs, $4,000; clothing, 5000.
Indiana Village for Epneptics-Main
teDance, $4,000. and $500 per annum for
each inmate over a daily average of 81;
each month; repairs, $4,000.
State School for Feeble Minded Youth
Maintenance, $500, coo; repairs and paint.
ing. $4,000.
State Farm Colony for Feeble Minded
Maintenance $4,000, and 5000 per an
nun for each person present over a daily
average of 200 inmates each month; re
pairs and painting, $1,000; capture and
return Of inmates, $500.
Soldiers aud Sailors Orphans Home
Maintenance, $4,000. and $3.50 per an
mum for each person present over n daily
average Of 800 children each month; re
pairs, $1,000; library, $500; musical in
strumentS, supplies, toys, Fairgrounds
gymnasium and equipment $1,000 Of
flcers' salaries. 5000; insurance, $500
agents fund, 81 600.
Soldiers Maintenance, n sun
equal to S24 a month for each officer
member and employee residing at tile
home, repairs and painting, $4,000.
State maintenance SS4
900 and $3.50 per capita per annum above
100 patients; repairs, 10000; clothing
81 900.
Boys school-Maintenance, $4,000; re-
) pairs. $4,000.
Reformatory - Maintenance, 500 0OC
and 500 per annum for each person over
100 inmates; repairs, $4,000; trade
schools, $4,000; school of letters. SO.
600; paToled and discharged prisoner
and supervision and rewards, SD 600
State Farm-Naintenant STJO00, and
$l20 per annum for each person over 4O(
inmates; re ,apturing prisoners, $1,000
repairs, $4,000.
State PrisOn-Maintenance 100000
and sos per annum for each person Ovel
ISL inmates repairs and improvements
$4,000; parOled and discharged prison
ers, supervision of suspended sentence
cases and rewards, $4,000; library and
: amusements, $500.
WOman's Prison-Maintenance $4,000
repairs, $1,000.
Soldiers and Sailors MJnument-Main-
tenance, $4,000.