The Iola register., 1891-01-23
Financial.


The reports of the Auditor and Treas
urer, herew th submitted, for the fiscal years
ended June 20, 1882, and June 80, 1890, show
receipts and disbursements OF all funds as
follows:
For 1883: Receipts, inclusive of amount in
treasury June 30, 1855. s. g0ls0.79; dfsburse-
ments, 81 SAC, 1910; balance in treasury June
30, 1889, ss43, 1859
For $50: Receipts inclusive of amount in
treasury June 20, 1889, 3,5O9, ,237.56; disburse-
ments, q 594 ,O9943; balance in treasury June
20, 1890, s7l5, ,l3s.13.
The source of receipts, funds to which
credited. disbursements and funds from
which taken, are detailed in these reports.
The receipts for the mrs: six months of the
current fiscal year, at the close of usiness,
December 81, 1880, inclusive of balance in
treasury July !, $50, wtrt' as follows:
General revenue, $4,000 73: sinking fund
$3.50; interest, s3s,61676; state house. $751;
2OL62; permanent school, 81, ,IS3. 30: annual
school. S2-l,0H "a: veterinary. sIS,226 10; mill
tia, s7G3I7; un.vSrsity p,rnanent, >9 81 80;
university current, so; 9aIs; university in
terest, s8,754.75. normal school permanent
$i4 4S0.9l; normal school interest, SS6I5.S3
agricultural college permanent, sl990&5I !;
agricultural college Interest, Il, S65 10: ngri-
cultural college Unit d states fund. $1,000 ;
Stormont library interest, $50 {; insurance,
Sl2,SSl; library, sl,l45.5I: total, S2,OI4 O666S.
were: General revenue. Si75, 6IS7; interest
S26,35s 26; state house, S6l O94 81; permanent
school, S57l, ,!fl ln; annual school. S2f5 lV.72
veterinary. 81 o: university permanent. ST.
900; university current, S4s,7Os %: normal
school permanent, Il ,l51; normal school in
terest, =, 500; agricultural college permanent
Sl4 40J; agriC ultural college interest, sIU675.
agricultural college United States fund, SIS =
900; total. Sl,506.4I9"I
Balances in treasury December Il, 1897:
General revenue ss.4!sl.S5; sinking fund.-
Sl67.6O; inter, st, ISIS 50 state house, SF675;
permanent school. $I9,47l 10. annual school,
SIS g25. veterinary si6 IS 10; militia. S71s Il
university permanent s7,S52. 9: university
current, S26,' 81 26: university interest 81
65L75; normal school permanent. Sl.3l09l !;
normal school mtcre>t. SIS So; agricultural
college permanent, S,aOS.5I; agricultural
college interest, s. ,6gll9; Stormnnt library
interest, $50; insurance, Sl2, ,sSI; State library
81 1872 so; total. $50, ,6I1lI.
APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE YEAR
The balance of =, neral rev' nue. fund in the
State treasury December 81, 1890 was Ss74.-
9S0.36 To This the Auditor estimates that the
following amounts may be added for the is
cal year ending June 30, 1891: From taxes
$3.50 ~; peniten iary, aus; Insurance. SS5,-
900; library, 5000; other sources, S2,GOJ; to-
tai, 81, ,55SZ "a 81
The undrawn appropriations for the cur
rent fiscal year amount 10 $tb.O254S, eStt
mated deficiencies, $4,000; estimated legis-
lative expenses, 0l,OO0; raid coupons to be
paid. s36,OOO; total, S777,U2s.I3. Leaving an
estimated balance OF such fund in the treas
ury June 30 1881, 81. .25a.9S
PERMANENT SCHOOL FUND.
Included in the aggregate of receipts for
the two fiscal years 1888 and $50, are the fol-
lowing amounts received by me from the
General Government, transferred to the State
Treasurer, and placed to the credit of the
permanent school fund: November % 1888,
S26,7OOy5: February %, 1882, SaS, ,65s.9 90: March
25 1883, S9, ,sy5Oi; July 50, lss9, S4s 1902: Au-
gust q, 1883, Slsl $3.50; June 5, lSgO S69 92S55
Since the close of the last fiscal year, re-
ceived from the General Government, and
on the 25th day of November. Ise0 transferred
TO the State Treasurer, $50 057.5I, which has
been credited to this fund. This, added to
the amounts named, makes q total of S573-
$3.50 addition TO this fund from the General
Government during the last two and a half
years. The permanent school fund, on the
3Ist OF December, 1880, amounted to S559S,
6s9s5, OF which S5.574.l6s.7s is invested in
bonds, having an unnvested balance of only
SIs,47Ild The school fund commissioners,
upon whom deyolves the duty of investing
this fund, have shown comrnendable care
and good Judgment in keeping it securely
and closely invested.
STATE DEBT
The aggre,;..-e bonded debt of the State
amounts to ss I.OOO, of which sIs,5OO becomes
due in 1884, So, 500 in 1896, $4,000 in 1886, ;35O-