Seward daily gateway., 1929-02-26

T. AAs> NS''A oA',AAN pG .sfoO, li'S iSAAAOOAy it pended in the calendar years i"ivered the sum of $849, 9,11454.
 The administrative co-ts of the
 schools were but s25, ,s05O2 and that sum includes all salaries paid to of ificials and employees of the De- 'oartrnellt of Education.
 l The Alaska Agricultural College
 @ School of Mines expender $275,-
 53S.47. Of this the Federal Govern
 ment provided $146,95o57, and the
 remainder came from the Territor- Ii2l Treasury.
 The Alaska Historical Library and Museum co.t for the bienniun isl5 ,O79.61 which includes salaries. IDurchase Of specimens, subscrip- lions to newspapers, etc., and build ing maintenance
 DEyE? GPMENT OF TERRITORY UnGer the heading Development of Territory" there is an expendi- Irare set up of $516,1O961. This is .arge'E for road ana trail construc-
 ion which cost sio3 ,12412 includ- ing erection of shelter cabins, $25,- 900 bv rehabilitation of telephone lines or Seward Peninsula. S. .526 52 md airplane mail subsidy, $3.OOO
 terri;s rial subsidies to mail boat cost $22 2,e3549 all of which went tc the Seron6 Division. except snla sum of $l76 expended on connec- ticn with the Cook Inlet roule which never got into operation.
 SOCIAL WELFARE WORK
 Under the caption Public Insti- tutions, Health and Charities" the report gives the figures for expen- oltures made by tha Territory fo.. social We;...,: t. ;.:d r'':ef work. The JHtal for this chapter of are Gov ornment's activities is $371 ,142.27. Tn it are contained the Pioneers Home at S:itka, Fio,etrs' Tensions Relief of Destitttior, Health and Vital Statistics, Live | stock Inspection, and 3 few mlscel- laneous items.
 To operate the Pioneers Home { ln the bienniuln il cost $112.G1953, which Was about $3 500 less than the operating cost of the same in- situation foY the proceeding two- year period
 Per:ion3 were disbursad in th1 of $142.27943, which WAS pl acticallv s4D ,OUn more v4l1. the ' eVl, IS biaAnia, 4.eufe. ! s't ! fli 'l't tl'at tte expenditur tl.: wuck are con @Jantly 2 '..e Tn fact the Board of Trustees es- tln1atec, on the basis of existing pension allowances, it will cost for
 %2G 30 about $195.000 for pensions.
 For relief of Restitution, which includes care Of dependent chllu rer, lelieG of destitute. relief Of in S!igeI1t and needy. rescue and |. ';A:s of lcst persons. payments for pa tient,. ,n tho Seattle OrthopediI .a1spiral. and minor relief bills, the Territory paid $8s.503 e5.
 Tho Health Department, includ-
 ing salaries to the Commissioner and af' deputies in the other three Divis ors, quarantine expenses Dental Medical. and Pharmacy Boards of Examiners. and office rent, costs $12,552.Os. Vital statis- tics added another $s,274 90, Live stock Inspection $7,121 91 and mis- 1ellanecus items the sum of $3,47o.- 90.
 MINISTERIAL IMPROVEMENT
 For industrial improvements the rerrit ory paid total of $143,324.4S. Fish rropa gation and protection cost $l7,79589 which was $63, ,742225 less than the two previous years. This decrease was the result OI ..egis'ation passed in 1927 whici, wiped cut the Territorial Fish Com mission and shut down it's hatcher :e. Ort of the more than $17OOO expenaed, in excess of $7.00O went to management salaries. the report said.
 Mire inspection and assistance to :,rosp ,ctors cost $25, ,897.39 of which