River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-01-19

State Treasurer, it appears that the balance re-
naming in the treasury belonging to the several
funds at the close of the last fiscal year was $3.50,
10000
The receipts and disbursements of the general
fund, which embraces all the revenue OF the state
pplieable to the payment Of the ordinary x
penses of the state government for the fiscal fear
ending September 80, 1881, were IS follows
Receipts.
From counties, state tax, etc ST55, l4S Vi
From corporations. ............., o3I,tSV oU
From sundry sources. ........... 35,4S3 ~
Total receipts ...............'' @l,o4V'4o- d"
Disbursements.
For salaries and permanent appro- o.oo %
priations. .............,....... So5u,ooo "
For legislative expenses .......... lOl ,ZlO %
Charitable institutions ........... 430,Zg9 %
For sundry purposes ............. zS',4oz %
Total disbursements. .......... 81 1881 Us
Total receipts. observation-disclosures. L. 4O,432 ~
Balance on hand Sept. 80, $780,. 1882 70
Balance on hand Sept. 80, 1881. 2S7 ,953 81
SCHOOL FUSp.
The receipts and disbursements of tho school
fund for the fiscal year ending September 80, 1881,
were as follows:
Receipts ............ ........... Sloaooz 81 50
Balance September 50, 1850. 1851 70
Balance September 3d. lSSl....... 1885 81
The amount of productive school fund on the
30th day of September, 1881, was as follows
Total amount at interest. ........ SZh37 o44 u
Cash on hand. .................. bozooe o.
SCHOOL FUND INCOME.
The interest received on school funa invest
ments and on the principal due for sales of school
land constitutes the school fund income.
Receipts Observation-Disclosures. Sl93 lS4 W
Disbursements. ...,............ zuV oVz %
Balance on hand September 80,
Balance on hand September 80
1851. ............... IzIo'V 90
UNIVERSITY FUND.
This fund is derived from the proceeds #
sales of land granted by the United States to the
state for the support of the State University.
The receipts and disbursements for the year
were
From MI sources. s12,2 6S "A
Balance September 80. $780,. l9OS5 80
Balance September 30, 1881. $31,353 So
The amount of the productive University fund
on the Both day of September, 1881 was sl99-
443.04, which, together with the cash belonging to
the fund, made q total of S226 1886.
UNIVERSITY FUND INCOME.
The receipts from this fund were 500, 992.l8,
which amount was disbursed to the treasurer oil
The Board of RegeNs.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE FUND.
The number of acres of land remaining unsoll
belonging to this fund is 20 Sal.
The receipts from the fund for the year
were, ........... .'............. .SlI ,649 81
Disbursements. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5,095 81
Balance on haad Sept. 80, 1880. 49,. 22,sii 81
Balance on hand Sept. 30, iSs1....... 1896 so
The amount of productive Agricultural College
fuDd ha 30fh dag IF Saptarnhnr 1891
1926, OIL, and there was also cash on hand as
above, S35 365S0.
The Agricultural College fund income on the
Both day of September, 1881, was Sl5,96S.27, all
of which was disbursed to the treasurer Of the
University.
NORMAL SCHOOL FUND.
The receipts and disbursements of this fund for
the year ending September 30, 1881, were as fol-
lows:
Receipts. Observation-Disclosures. $S7, AIS 49
Disbursements NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. III, 90S 81
Balance on hand Sept. 8O 1880 ..... 81, l3l 81
Balance on hand Sept. 80, 1881 49,. log, sol OF
The amount Of productive Normal School fund
on the both of September, 1881, at interest, was
1891, 1850.
The Normal School fund income at the same
time was SO. 054.90 all of which vas discussed to
the treasurer of the Board of Regents of the Nor
NAL Schools.
DRAINAGE FUND.
The receipts and disbursements Of the Drainage
fund were as follows:
receipts. ..'.'...,.'''........ S3i, 3Vi 10
Disbursements ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a, 244 w
Balance on hand Sept. 80 1880 -. 5,2sO 81
Balance en- hand Sept. 80, 1881. $50. 1887 95
DELINQUENT TAX FUND.
The receipts and disbursements of this fund,
which is derived from taxes collected on state
lands, were as follows:
ot1
Reeelpts. ........'.''....'.... SI4, Dol o.
Disbursements. ................... 10, "a "a
Balance September 80, 1880. 2, l26 IS
Balance September 30, 1881 ....... Lab 80
DEPOSIT FUND.
The receipts from this source accruing from
sales of land forfeited to the state 81 5l6l9
Of this amount 81 ,25045 was disbursed to parties
entitled by law to receive the same.
Balance on hand September 80, 1880, $7,TS4 As
Balance on hand September 80, 1881, $3.50 10
SAINT cRoIx AND LAKE SUPERIOR TREsPAss FUND.
The receipts and disbursements from this fund
for the fiscal year were as follows:
Receipts. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SIG, 667 o.
Disbursements. .............. 9, ool 70
Balance September 30, $780, ia, 2s5 20
Balance September 30, 1881. $1s6, 0S4 So
APPROPRIATIONS.
The report of the secretary of state shows that
there was remaining unexpended in the treasury,
September 30, 1881. balances to the several char
liable institutions from appropriations as follows
State hospital for insane. ........... So, 600 90
Northern hospital for insane. 8, 2S6 69
Institute for blind. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 733 %
Institute for deaf and dumb ........ 2,Sl2 50
Industrial school for boys........... 2, 400 90
Total 1924, 1873 II
STATE DEBT.
The distribution of the bonded debt of the state,
September 30, 1881, was as follows
War bonds outstanding. ......... 81, 900 90
Certificates Of indebtedness $500. 2, 200, O0O W
Currency certificates .... 81 90
Total ..,..,...,..S 81, 252, 057 90
And in addition to this, there was on the first
day of January, 1882, deficiency for the Of
shown by the report of the board of supervision,
of S55, 944.S2, and acclaim of the United States
against the state for S206 1894, making total
of s2,514, 1886.
EXPENDITURES AND REVENUES.
The secretary Of state makes the following est-
mates Of the expenditures TO be betrayed from the
treasury during the year beginning January /,
1888:
Expenditures.
Salaries and permanent appropri
atoms NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SZ2I, $50 0U
Legislative expenses. ............ 93, $50 90
Interest on state Indebtedness. 80. 1874, 5SS 30
Charitable and penal institutions. 235, 900 90
Clerks and empfoyes, SO, 900 90
Miscellaneous ..... 262. 900 90
Total expenditures. ..... 81, o47. O6s IS
Rere1tues.
License and fees . 1862. 700 90
Taxes authorized by law.. 234, 36S So
Total revenues STgT 08S So
This es innate shows that il viii be necessary for
this legislature to provide the Of $3.50 900,
and would recommend that the amount is rea-
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