The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-04
a4t,5S5 ASKED FOR
new STRUCTURES AT
| STATE INSTITUTIONS
State Agricultural College Gets
$4,000 For Needed
Buildings at Fargo
STATE FAIR FUND OMITTED
University Has Largest Appro-
priation Recommendation
With 81 ,215,6o7.6o

Appropriations totaling $o,715. .037. -
were recommended to the legislature
by the state budget board Thursday.
This Is reduction OF $4,502, ,700OS
from the total of 1925, ,633.53 asked
by various institutions and depart
ments, and $150. .503.O9 less than the
total appropriations at the last legis-
lattve session for the current bien.
MUM.
Included in the boards recon-.
mendations are 1850 ,027.49 from the
state general fund and 81, ,l26, $40 from
special funds the money from which
comes from sources other than gen.
eral property taxes. The proposed ap-
preparation from the general fund in
cludes $74l ,585 for new buildings at
various state institutions.
Chief on the list OF institutions
which will get new buildings Is the
state agricultural college at Fargo.
at which $284, 900 Is recommended for
new construction. OF this sum COS. 200
Is for wing to the science hall,
$o5 900 for q wing to the agricultural
building. $4,000 for an addition to
the power plant. $4,000 for new power
plant equipment, and $4,000 for an
addition to the library.
Pen Gets Four Buildines
Other building recommendation
are: Valley CITY Teachers COLLEGE,
e1l5,0O0 for q training school building:
University Of North Dakota, 5000 for
g warehouse and storage building and
$1,000 to equip the new liberal arts
building: experiment station ct the
state agricultural college, 5000 for
swine barn: Minot Teachers COLLEGE,
3ll5.O0 for = training school building:
Dickinson normal school. $35 900 for .
wing to the main building; Mayville
Teachers college. 10000 for gym-
nasium: Glendale normal and indus.
trial school. $4,000 for library build
ing: institute for feehle-minded ct
Grafton. $ll .685 for q barn. shop and
potato cellar; tuberculosis s&nitafiuil,
Han Haven, $4,000 for extension Of
heating system, $4,000 for nurses
home, and $2.100 for minor construc-
ton items: state penitentiary, Bis
marck, $4,000 for farm buildings.
The proposed budget makes no pro-
vision for II different appropriations
from the general fund made by tn
last legislature, which totaled $22l,-
1858, and nine different appropria-
tions from special funds, which to-
tailed 1908, $50.
$4,000 for State Fairs
Among the appropriations for the
present biennium not included In the
budget is one Of 81, 900 for state fairs
although the standing appropriation
of 5000 for the Minot state fair was
continued. It is expected by the
budget board members that approprt-
ations for various fairs will be made
by special bills to be introduced dur
ing the session
Appropriations from the general
fund recommended for various state
institutions follow: State patients at
hospital for insane, jamestown, 4oO,-
600: University Of North Dakota,
Grand Forks. $l,215, CO.,. 90: state agrt-
cultural college, Fargo. general ex-
penses, $1,019 9.618.l0; agricultural col
lege experiment station $272, 2,507; ex.
tension department, $87 1854; Bot
tineau forestry school, 40l ITO: MinOt
Teachers college, $4lO.4o6; Dickinson
normal school. $50 0.602.l8; Valley City
Teachers college 4440. .006.O2; Mayville
Teachers college, $226. .62l: Glendale
normal and industrial school, $161, $40:
Wahpeton school Of science. 41l6,O55:
Bathgate school for blind, 4342 400;
Devils Lake school for deaf. $751;
1884: Mandan training school, $685.
100: Grafton institute for feeble
minded, $253, ,035; San Haven tubercu.
losis sanitarium. $276.6 .670: Bismarck
state penitentiary. $271.l35: general
appropriation, hospital for insane
10000; emergency for tuberculosis
Sauitarillm xlR000