Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-01-10


Making an aggregate sIm of ss3 G73, Ola y
The payments fiUnI TIE Treasury,
during the same period. were ac-
cordng 10 the reports Ofthe same
officers, s3.2s9,Oos l3
Which being deducted from the
above, .Iows the balance in the
Treasury, on the lst D-c. lS45, 3Sl l,Se6 00
Being less by Ss27s 965 49, than it
was on the lst December. 1874.
The nett amount of available out.
standing taxes real and perso-
nal estate, after making allowsn-
crs for collections ard exnnera.
tions. on the LIST Dec. 1874, was
estimated by the late State Trea.
surcr at 1857 301 n. II appears
however, from a subsequent est.
mate, funded upon more fnli re-
turns, and more accurate knowl.
edge of the extent OF exonera.
tions, that the amount actually
outstanding on that day, was 1908, rs 03
The nett aud available amount out.
standing on the LIST Dec. ls45,
ises,ima,ed at e74 5i4 so
The amount of outstanding taxes on
the LIST Dec. 1915, is. therefore,
less than il was on the LIST Dec,
1914, by the sum of 1928 SO
between the balnncc in the Trea-
sury on the LIST Dec, lSfi, and
the lst Dec. lsi5, 277,9eo 20
We haze an sg.regraie reduction
of the balance in the Treasury
and of Outstanding taxes on the
LIST day of December, lS45, rs
compared with the sane items on
tie LIST of Dec, 1914, of 4l4,l9o 81
From this statemcnt il is apparent, that the
receipts into the Treasury, during the year, de-
rived from taxation real and personal estate,
and other sources Of revenue properly belong
ing to the year, were less than the demands up
on the Treasury for the same period, by the a
mount above stated. And it is also apparent
that If the Legislature had not postponed the
payment Of the Do4,rstic Creditors, and the in
tcrest the certificates issued for ;aterest, and
If the cancellation of a portion Of the relie
notes. required under existing laws to be can
ce.led, had aot been deferred. the whole bal
aucc in the Treasury would have been exhaus
ted on the LIST Of December last.
For the purpose of convenient reference.
have appended to this cnmnun cation, a sun,n.a a
~ statement (marked AZ Of the receipts an'
expenditures OF the pas, year. with an estimate
prepared with much care and deib"raiion. 10
til" current year, ending on the 30.h November
1916.
all sources. including 81 ,3O0O00, from take
ou real and personal estate. will
be s3.2l7,7OO
Which added to the balance in
the Treasury. on the lst Dec,
1915, 3si iSS6 O
Makes an aggregate Of $500, $50
Deducting from which the estima-
ted payments during the same
period, S3.5l3 996
We arrive at an estimated balance
in the Treasury on the LIST de-
cember. lS4G, Of Ssa. $50
Which is less by s2o6 296 90, than it was q
the lst Deoember, ls41.
The amount of outstanding taxes on real ar
personal estate. considered available. IN u
lst December. lS45. Was &s74,544
To this il to be sdded the assess
ment for lsi6, which, according
10 the best estimates. will yield
nett revenue. aflcr dedncting
allowances tor expenses Of COL
lection AID rxonerations, OF $l.lso,O0Ot
Making an aggregate OF &2Ooi.5a4
]: from this aggregate we deduct
the estimated collections from
these sources, during the year,
1916, $l,3OO.OOO'
The difference, e754.544
will be tho estimated amount OF taxes, whlc
on the lst December. 1876. will remain o.
standing --being Gl20,0OO, % less than W
outstanding on the lei day OF December, la
When to the reductions, thus to take place,
the outstanding taxes within
the current year, eiU,OVho