New-York tribune., 1922-12-31

,.,sac nls.rs. sc that bills can here
nff.r be paid on tine. insieaa q .ne
faffaer pfacticc cf proYiding iof 49,
81 special deficiency appfop prin,..el's, =. 4.
r8ucational-This group ineluaes ~ .ne
rdacation Department, the ata.e -
lcee for Teachers N the state noii''u. IN.
schools. tho appropriation ior tIe Al,
s,rt and education of deaf ana Diln
r,,ii~ and ne contribution Of tns
zee a loealities for the support oi
common and high schools. lhe 49, ~,
appropriation recommeneee iot ~. 80
yroup IL tft.S5s ,etf.s2, beng ~ pe'
cent Of che tutal budget.
The increase In this group
counted fcr by ta) an increase on 20
sss. 600 In the states eontrioetioh - ~
thc support Of common ana ~. ~
rrhooir due 10 the increased numett 10,
of sehools and teachers and more -
erai appropriations for certain speeiass
csucational fields, (h) an inereas' % %
over $4,000 for normal schools, ~.
an Increase Of $4,000 for ne suppSlIl
e,A education Of state pupils ln w
i,,fituaons for the blind ani oesl
,-ser recent amendments OF tne ~"
snd ld) a new appropriation OF over
az 600 rs the states c0ntrlputlon.
touard the state teachers retiremeh'
y 'acTieultursl--of the increase in
tbie eroup s25g. 100000 is appropriate
I'd pay indemnities for siaugh1eteu
tubercular cattle.
Penal-The increase In the expenses
of the state prisons and prison nos
nitals il through an estimated increase
M tbe prison population next year, foF
which provision must, OF course DC
Curative-The state hospitals need
more money for an estimated increase
in the inmate population and 10 pro
vide FOR scheduled increases In the
saiaries Of ell employees, and 20 pro-
vide more attendants -.
Charitable--T increases In tni'
group are 70 provide for estimated IN.
crease in the inmates Of the various
sfafe charitable institutions and foi
.he extension OF the preventive wors
Of the Commission for Mental Detee
copst-uetive The increases ar.
prineipally FOR state aid 70 towns and
counties for highways.
Asks More humhhe ToiieJ
Capltal Fund creases-Attention II
called 70 the increase Of S83,OOo,OOO m
The capital fund appropriation. This Is
for personal service. II is recon
mended 20 carry out the program which
has been initiated Of putting the
prison industries on a business basis 81
as ultimately 20 provide some eonpen'
sation 10 inmate labor and TO inau-
eurate a more human policy Of deal
ing with the prison problem, with the
view Of saving the reclaimable human
material In the prisons and Of efeeung
economies for the state by establish
Ing the prison industries on produe-
tive manufacturing basis.
The board calls attention 70 the In
creases for the more intensive reme-
dial. preventive and curative work now
ipaufurated in dealing with the insu-
tutional problem, and predicts that
Temporary increases will be more than
compensated for both in the saving
Of human lives and IN reducing the
states expenditures for new eonstTac-
tion and for maintenance and opera
tion.
In transmitting the budget Governor
Miller said:
"The studies madcby the board show
hat the inevitable annual increases IN
the cost Of government may continue
10 be Offset in part, II not wholly abb
sorbed. by economies which may still
be effected through development ant
extension Of the business methods q
ready inaugurated, but not yet 'lii
established. in the public admin.s'
Nonn