The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-11-24
DISBURSEMENTS.
ORDINARY EXPENDITURES.

ORDINARY EXPENDITURES.
On account OF Judiciary, sl24,9e9 10; prose-
cutting attorneys, S19,31s %; executive,
Ss1, 500; state house, s5,2s7 AZ; state library,
81 O27 9S: public printing, S25, 23S 20; Indiana
reports, SIG, 436 "a; sheriffs mileage, $l3,-
G37 So; general fund, S14,2 32 90; contingent
fund, 8 1899 So; expenses OF Supreme Court,
$3.50 So; telegraphing, S7S SO; distri-
button of laws, S25 SO. Total, S263,572 80.
OFFICE EXPENSES
Total, $3.50 So.
BENEVOLENT
Insane Hospital, s197,7O2 50; Deaf and
Dumb, SOS, $50 IS; Blind Asylum, sSS,2S5 So.
Soldiers Home, SS5,3O o So. Total, $780,
2O7 81.
INSTITUTION.
State Prison North, s62s5S6 O6; DO. South,
S67,SO7 o.; Female Prison, S22,727 Al;
House of Refuge, S4O,S25. Total, $780,
AS 81.
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
State Normal School, s2,s19 45; State Uni
versity, S45. O3O; Purdue do. $4,000 SO; State
Board of Education, 81 1907 50. Total, $751;
719 90.
COLLEGE FUND.
Total, $50, 221 %.
COMMON SCHOOL FUND.
School distribution, s1,4S7, 332 13; school
fund interest, 81, 534 81; school tax for 1873,
s29s 90; delinquent do. for 1872, 50 90. Total,
S1,4S9.1 73 sc.
REVENUE.
Revenue of 1873 refunded, 1924 OF; de-
l%inquent do. of 1872 refunded. S4,141 81.
Total, SS6,3s1 90.
INDUSTRIAL
Geological survey, $1,000; agriculture,
1880; State Horticultural Society. 1925
total, s1O,325.
MILITARY EXPENDITURES.
Total, s1,779 70.
PUBLIC
Total, $500, 492 50.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Total, S21, 995 AZ
THE GRAND TOTAL
amount audited for the year, S2,S27, 991 Is.
CONDITION OF TREASURY.
Balance on hand Nov. 1, 1873, $780,
It's AZ. Receipts during the year end
ing Oct. 81, 1874, S2,ss7,O 80. Total,
S3.O72,1 95 O6. Total warrants drawn on the
treasury during the year ending Oct. 81 ,1S74,
S2,S27 ,991 %; balance in treasury Nov. 1874,
$2t,203 IS.
OF the warrants issued during the year a
large proportion was on account of the dis
tribution of the common school fund and
refunding of school moneys, and should not,
therefore,, be considered as state expenses.
The state expenditures proper would, there
fore, be 81 ,33S,SI7 62.
CONDITION OF THE VARIOUS TRUST FUNDS.
Remaining in the treasury Nov. 1, 1873,
S244,2 O3, 70. The following balances were
due from the general fund: To the surplus
revenus fund. s2,OO7 81; to the estates
without heirs, S4,512 So: to the three per cent
fund S32 Is, in all showing an excess of S237,
65I %. There is due to the general fund
from the college fund, 81 1853 80; from the
school fund, s1O,291 "a: total S13,075 OF,
making a total excess of $780, 26. 80.
GENERAL
From state revenue, $4,000 81; common
school revenue, 81 .515,9 III 30; college fund,
SIS, 267 90; public institutions, s14O,s97 SO;
miscellaneous, 1918, $40 O6; total g. 1897, Ol9 50;
balance Nov. l, 1873, sIs5,175 At, making
a grand total of S3,072,l 95 06.
EXPENDITURES.
So far as relates to ordinary expenditures
estimates can be made, governed by the ex-
penditures provided for, and found necss-
sarv in previous years. The estimates sub
mitted are as nearly correct as they can be
male. The extraordinary, which may be
authorized by the legislature, can not be an.
ticiDased. These should be covered by a tax
lew ofths z.oersl assembly. The expsndi.
lures OF the fiscal year snding OctoDer 81
1870, may be estimated as follows:
ORDINARY
Circuit and Superior Court judges, sos, 900
Supreme Court judges. $4,000; prosecuting
attorneys, $4,000; executive and admins
re,ive, $4,000; public printing, $4,000