The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 4, 1932, Page 2

-per cent; 50.75 Per Cent of Appropriations + Goes For North Dakota Education ‘Analysis of Biennium | of Biennium Expendi-| tures Is Made By State Tax Commission Of @ total of $8,568,433.92 appropri- for the 1931-32 biennium by the ‘est state , 50.75 per cent is fer the state's educational projects, an analysis by the North Dakota tax discloses. | Appropriations for the general state government amounts to 12.38 per cent | eaten fen total appropriated from the | Bpecial fund appropriations made bby the 1931 legislature total $1,439,- 795. These appropriations, how- ever, are not reflected in general | Property tax levies. The analysis of legislative appro- | priations for the last 12 years shows that the amount appropriated from the general fund varied from $7,282, from the general fund totaled $8,- 012,211; in 1923, $7,282,848; in 1925, $7,287,570; in 1029, $9,044,466, and in 1931, $8,568,433.92. Distribution Is Listed | The distribution of the appropria- tions from the general fund by per- centages for the 1931-32 biennium,’ shows: General government, 12.38 per ‘eent; protection to person and prop- erty 6.66; conservation of health and) sanitation, 4.21; development of agri- | culture and marketing, 8,08; develop- | ment and conservation of natural re- sources, 1.04; charities, hospitals and administration of iscellaneous, corrections, 14.25; trust funds, 1.05 public - 180; public industries, 08; education, 50.75 per cent. tions for education were distributed as follows: supervision 92 educational —institut‘ons 41.32; state aid to local schools, 7.96; libraries, .55. From 1921 to i931, the avalys shows that cost of education, mainte —e==zx*_$={=i=«x@=*=a=ae=es=es=e=e=e==e==—e=eee__—s Better Than Gargling Instant Relief for Sore Throat « At the very first painful swallow, rub your neck with Emerald Oil. ‘Use lots of it! It won't burn nor smart. 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C. networks, : peal bod — eRe Fishing ¢ to \ land commissioner and his depart-| Be Halted Feb. 29 mental attorney; this department ad- Executive orders by which a num: | See trust property and funds | [ber of lakes and streams of the state largely in ney Jand , erat tor the benefit of public | er of takes m open to peed of wat lage will become inoperative ‘nance of state charities, hospitals and | Sonvoi corrections, and funds’ for the gen- “organs certain state purposes Feu. | eral state government, took approxi- | mately three-quarters of the’ funds |,, Miscellaneous: Includes appropria-| ‘The waters affected are Powers| appropriated by the legislature from tions not properly chargeable under|teke, Arrowood Lake, Jim Lake, the general funds. special headings—$128,382. {Juanita Lake, Des Lacs Lake, Paint- | In 1921, the legislature appropri-| Public Industries: Includes amounts ed Woods Lake, the Moose river and ated $3,846,070 for education; in 1923 appropriated for the state industrial the main stream of the James river. —$3,372 1925—$3,498 1927— | commission—$6;800. After Feb. 29, said Buraie Maurck, $4,025,155; 1929—$4,851,094; 1931—$3.- Special fund appropriations are /State game and fish 348,752. given separately as these appropria-|fishing in these lakes and streams For general government, there was tions are not reflected in general|/Must be carried on subject to the appropriated in 1921—$828,382; in| property tax levies. In several in- | Provisions of the game and fish laws. 1923—$946,554; in 1925—$899,232; in | stances, the special funds are not de- | a! 1927—$983,695; in 1929—$961,828; in rived from tax collections. Thus the; CONFIRM MINNESOTA JUDGES 1931—$1,061,243. amounts appropriated to the operat-| Washington, Feb.4—(#)—The sen- For charities, hospitals and correc- ing expenses of the state hail insur-! tions, there was*appropriated in 1921 ance department and of the work- $1,430,956; in 1923—$1,197,996; in’ men's compensation bureau are re- 1925—61,226449; in 1927—61,680,339; | ceived from the hail insurance busi- in 1929—$1,286,844, and in 1931—$1,-| ness and the workmen's compensation 220,975. insurance business conducted by the state. Revenues of the state game and The analysis of the biennial appro- fish fund are derived from hunting} riations made by the 1931 legislature and fishing licenses. Appropriations | -. shows in the distribution of the funds | for the motor vehicle registration de- to the various branches and projects partment, state highway department \of the state government. land for state bridges are made from The classification and amounts ap- funds received from motor vehicle li- propriated from the general fund for | cense fees. “Weren't we lucky .. our sweaters didn’t shrink or fade the least bit!” Analysis Is Presented | ate Wednesday confirmed the nom- inations Matthew. M. Joyce, both of Minneap- olla, a federal distret judges. tn of Gunnar H. Nordbye and | grinnesota. ef for your cold ‘And Pape’s Cold Compound relieves |all symptoms of colds. er, |three things any doctor will tell you | colds right out of your are necessary to check a cold. swelling of the nasal lining. So breathing becomes stops; the head clears. courages perspiration; banishes that the 1931-32 biennium are: i \ $1,061,243.63. General government Protection to Person and Prop: Includes appropriations for fire mar-| shal, national guard, adjutant gencr-/ picjo al, animal bounties and all regulative $146, 030. and commissions: state 2id ‘city and village fire departments— 170, Conservation of Health and Sani- tation: Includes appropriations for ithe state board of health, the tuber- culosis sanitarium and public health laboratories—$360,756. Development of Agriculture Marketing: Includes appropria‘ for the department of agriculwure and labor, state dairy department, agzi- cultural fairs, associations and socie- ties, extension service of the state ag- cultural college and state agricul- tural experimental stations; amounts for livestock sanitary board. glan and dourine, bovine tuberculosis, seed An analysis of the special appropri- ations made for the biennium by the 1931 legislature show: | General Government: Motor ve- department appropriation— Protection to Person and Prope! 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