Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-18

Total receipts into State Treasury 40 40 f42 81
Total disbur from State Treasury 24+3 n27 60
Balance in Treasury ..-...--..-. 1O7 520 II
Total disbursements from War Fund FOR
frmlea of volunteers -. Gl5. .so3 G8
Total receipts into General Fund ....... 500 1876 o
Total disbursements from General fuud 7Gs $40 o.
Balance in General Fund. ... .......... 329t9 s.
Total rec ipts into School Fund ..... 336 On4 -
Balance in Fund Observation-Disclosures. 2 4oS %
Total Receipts into School Fund Income Is5,io1 II
4lancc in Fund ..--.-.---..-.... 936 %
Total receipts into University Fund 37.gs4 o5
Balance in Fund.-. .----..-... J-34 %
come ~ ..... ~ 1889 90
Balance in Fund. .................. 1I-3 70
Total receipts into Swamp Land Fund. 723I6 80
Ba lance IN Fund ,35+ 81
Total receipts into Swamp Land Fund In
come -:---.--. -------.--.-....---. ~, GA 81
Balance in Fund -......-.... ..-........ 2 esq -
Total receipts into Drainage Fund ..... is 5ST ~
Pa 'ance in Fund -.-.---...--.--... .... 102 90
Total receipts into Drainage Fund Income 126e9 81
Bal uce in Fund .-..... .......... ..---. TS2 6S
Total receipts into Deposit Fund ....... 5 279 81
Balance in Fund ..--.-.. .... 51I2 4l
Total receipts into Normal School Fund 8i:5 Il
Total receipts INTO Commissioners Contin-
n.isasi ssat Fs12 II raaa.:... :2s s9s g 3
Total receipts into Soldiers relief Fund 49, 448 90
Balance in Fund d.--- 1913 30
tThe above is exclusive OF last appropria-
ton said appropriation not yet having been entered on
the books Of the Derartments.)
Total receipts into Allotment Fund .... 800 OBS 90
Balanc- IN fund -..------. ---.------- 36, - %
Total receipt into War Fund .....-.. 632 4G3 Is
Balance IN Fund 2,i73 S.
Sc eral appropriations have heretofore
been made to the Governor, for military
contingent expenses The Legislature ut
its session in the wear 1868, passed an act
pro iding for n Military Contingent Fund
appropriating TO the Governor the sum Of
three thousand dollars, and making it his
duty to report to the Legislature at each
session, the amount expended from said
fund. Seeing no necessity for the use of
the fund, have made no drafts upon il,
and have the honor thercfors to report,
that the money belonging to the Military
Con ingent Fund. except so far as the same
had been drawn by my predecessors, re-
mains in the State Treasury unexpcnded.
1t has been customary for the Lccisla-
ture at each session to appropriate to the
Governor the sum Of fi7c Thousand dollars
for contingent expenses OF the money
appropriated at the last session for this
Object, ] have found it necessary to use
hut 4 small proportion. The balance un-
expended and now remaining in the State
Treasury being sufficient in nv Judgment.
to meet these expenses for several years
to come, | would recommend that no ap-
preparation for this object to be made at
the present session.
HS aihOuht ol .1tdtS ipuSoltHhc99 =, -
mi lions and FIVE thousand dollars. With
the exception Of one hundred thousand
dollars borrowed, and used for the pur-
pose of erecting the State Capitol, this
debt was created for war purposes, and is
a legitimate charge againct the General
Government The large amounts ad-
vanced by the State, for the purposes above
named have already been repaid Yonch-
ers for a considerable further amount are
now III the hands of the proper United
States auditing officers. Others will soon
be presented, and we confidently hope and
expect that the day is not far distant, when
all the money advanced by the State, for
war purposes, viii be refunded by the
General Government, and the whole debt
Of the State, excsp. the hundred thousand
do,.ars Hssd IN erecting tas State Capitol,