New Orleans Republican., 1877-05-30
The Funding Beard.


For the relief Of the State Treasurer:
Thirty-fve bonds of $500 each, under
act No. 277 of 1858; free school fund.
Sixty eight bonds of $500 each, under act
No. 277F 81 1853, redemption of the State
debt fund. Total-10S bonds Of $500
each, SOL, 500. t-
y New Orleans, jackson and Great
Northern railroad-2f7 bonds of $1,000
each, free echool fund. Twenty-Five
bonds of $1,000 each, redemption Of the
State debt fund. Total-239 bonds of
$1,000 each, S239, 600.
New Orleans, Opelousas and Great
Western railroad- bonds of
$1,000 each, free school fund. Forty
eight bonds of $1,000 each, redemption
of the State debt fund. Total-Sixty-fv
bonds of $1,000 each, $65, 900.
N. B.-The process verbal Of the sale
calls for forty. eight bonds of the jackson
railroad, and two bonds of the Opelousas
railroad, but the receipts in the Treas
urer's hands show that he has delivered,
as above, forty-eight Opelousas railroad
bonds and twenty-five jackson railroad
bonds, altering the designation of bonds,
but not the amount of dollars.
REoAPiTUbATlOS OF SALE.
Northern rsitTOAd. @239 900
65 bonds New 0rleanP, OpelousHs and
Grrat Western railroad.............. 5000
1903 bonds relief Of state Trtasurer........ sl,5OO
4O7 s35s, 500
Twenty-four thousand dollars of bonds
belonging to the State debt redemption
fund are supposed to be in Washington,
but are more generally considered to have
been stolen in New Orleans while in tran
sit from Baton Rouge to Washington. OF
these bonds five are of the Texas railroad
issue, $4,000; forty of the Opelsusas rail-
road, $40, 900; twenty-eight for the relief
Of the State Treasurer, $4,000.
Now, according to act No. IL there
were outstanding 270 bonds of the New
Orleans, jackson and Great Northern rail
road, $4,000; seventy-nine of the Ope-
lousas and Great Western railroad, S79,-
900; l30 for the relief of the State Treas
urer, S65,000.
If from the above New Orleans and
Texas railroad we deduct twenty-six bonds
enormously entered on process verbal and
five stolen, we find 27O bonds, less thirty
one-239 bonds, $239.000.
From the Opelousas and Great West
ern railroad we must deduct forty bonds
stolen and add twenty-six bonds for error
in the process verbal, thus finding seventy
nine; plus twenty.six, equal to 105, minus
forty, equal to sixty-five bonds S65, 600.
OF the bonds for the relief of the State
Tressurer-130 bonds, according to act
No. Sl-add one to correct misprint,
twenty.eight stolen and 109 sold at auc-
tion-S51 500.
The following obligations were funded
10 Penitentiary act No. IS of 1869 .... al3 3Os 81
378 Floating debt act No. SO Of l87O... 3sl $50 OF
No. 25i Of 1858. 49,. .......,...... 17,ss5 Ot
Northern. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50 OF
isss. lo,5lO OF
] Vicksburg. shreveport and Texas. l030 o.
iousas. -. ....e.........s..... 7.O52 50
6 Red backs, act No Is Of l866,....... 5000 O.
Total. ...........................s4 s43s 44O 81
Tuesday Mr.. Graham's bill of S35 for
drawing the fiscal agent contract was ap-
proved,
The following were funded:
1O72 Floating debt, act No So Of 1870 OS2 T2O OF
| 50 RedbaeEs, act No. Is of ls66..,... ,9l6 o.
Great Western. ......,...,...... l4,l5O o.
l6 Baton ROuge, GrOAse Tete and
vicks6uTg, shrevepoI and Texas 4o40 o
Northern. .....,........,.....e.' .V'.. 2525O o.
Total. ,l67,97l 3
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the Fiscal Agent of tn,
State be authorized and required to give
notice, as soon as he effects a settlement