The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-04
TUITION FuNDs-CouNTY AND STATE


amendment.
The for recommending the foregoing is
the operation Of fines penalties and forfeiture coec
lions is considered.
BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION
per cent e al are
institutions and general supervision Of public and
schools The general supervision and administration Of these
Sy g.
charged with the responsibility Of administering about seventy
per cent Of our general state tax money.
We cannot hope for much reduction in state genera
taxes efforts towards reducing confined thu
remaining 80 per cent which supports all the remaining
departments OF general government
is apparent that for proposed tax reduction
general supervision and control Of the Board of Admin
istration.
Much be accomplished by the elimination of dupica
and by the withdrawal until srngency has passed
of such courses as elected by only small number Of
Students where the proporonate cost per student
high
The educational offerings must be limited to such
as be paid for The educational garment must be cut
to the available CLOTH
Apparently any solution that be arrived at must il
the ability to Thereafter extension be restored
when it can be paid for.
With nst S
how much education can we pay for.
Our difficulty arises largely from the fact that there
not unanimy OF opinion to what courses may be dis
pensed WITH
Modification of the currcula of the State educational in
situations be effected by the Board of Administration
only to limited extent, because of statutory laws.
would recommend that the Legislative Assembly examine
those laws and amend the same as far as is necessary
give to the Board of Administration to eliminate th
duplication of courses offered.
THE BUDGET
In its p 90 the Budget Board has
tho h,dOo nf Tho
pristed only ssissa5sss At that time had approx
then could better afford to pay taxes.
1t is my recommendation that in addition to the
in various places by the STATE Budget Board ina
Of approximately $3,S75,962.17.
do believe that this will in any way materially harm
the efficiency of any department.
In considering this budget will first take up the
institutions referred above which operate under tn
the following institutions shown below be reduced to tn
amount shown.
University
Experimental Station Agricultural College,
Exsn, Nonn Division sSao Mca College,
State Normal School, Valley City,
State Normal School, Dickinson.
State Normal and Industrial School.
State Normal School, Mayville,
State School Of Forestry.
The total appropriated last bennum for the abov
educational institutions was The total amount
II recommend is $2,435,446.67.
will take up the other State institutions under thu
Board Of Administration and give below the same nfor
nation in the same form.
State Penitentiary,
State School for the Blind,
State School for the Deaf,
State Training. School,
Institution for the Feeble Minded
State Tubercular Sanitarum,
State Hospital for the Insane.
The total appropriated last bennum for the allow
State institutions is 1893 100000 The total amount
mend is $81O,512.21.
desire to recommend at this time that the Attorne,
General make thorough INVESTIGATION Of certain patient
are properly charged to the State.
the Budget Board concerning the crowded conditions of thu
insane patients and heartily in their recommends
tons
reduction for the offices Of Governor
rotary of State State Auditor State Treasurer
culture and Labor Board of Railroad Commissioners AM
Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
This reduction possible by eurtament of tn
number OF through consolidation OF work ans
department $5s95s5oo. The total amount recommend
SUPREME COURT
recommend that the Budget Of the Supreme Court Re
and Law Librarian be reduced from the amount
O25O0 appropriated last biennidm to $04,965.00
STATE PRINTER
find the State has spent for State printing
between January 1st 1881 and November 1st 1882 Thu
spent appalling ask the Legislature that the!
amend the State Publication and Printing Commission Law
that the State Auditor and the State Irea
shall compose the Publication and Printing Commits
sion and that the law governing the appointment Of tn
State Printer be amended that the has the pow
the State Printer with without the Legislature
will make these two amendments promise and will assume
during the coming bennium not less than fifty thousand
dollars Ny INVESTIGATION dscloses that there is lack
ing Commission because Of the fact that under the
law too much authority is delegated to the State Printer