The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-01-29

litaSNfN turing the Nelfh-lNoV ana
1880 are shown in detail and summarized
thus:
To h1lupvr To treas
ury January &. 1850 As1,tl9 %
Receipts In ls,l and
lNh. as-..4a44s-. fflHlitA W.
Outstanding warrants
charged to school
TrInsfcrs IN Issi-9O.. 2ai.als 20
By Warrants ISSUED
Transfers in 1883 o.. 26l3is 20
balance = y"l''9l =,
Totals .fs. .....s 81. Boi7a 81 slo,ao,ti9 o.
.AmongIhc larger approprIa atoms made ont
Of the revenue fund thu following cApeudi
tnres are noted
Ray and { xpersA AFFINITY 18th Gen
1tss4ss "
Sts6b ai1Se8heOslt1v ~
Hnut .....---....ss ..ss. asasHtafta. AaFNt ~
Costs in criminal cases ,...4.,-.. 5agl3 o.
For cducat ionul mstitutions...,..- iIhll 70
For insane usylums -...... ......4... 2ii,4lI 81
fqrdraf and humb md blind a9y'
Fsr-penaiu and frfer,naior insiitn
lions -. ..,. r...... i5i,3i2 81
to- give some idnn Of tile SOURCES from
wHTt1Ttuo sIate's revenues are derived. the
/ following Is aiken from the statement Of re.
ceipts-embotied in the report.
tram collectors Of the various
M ~ n
ff3Hfa IiS= ~ -toftfgi INSURANCE.
wNHHmFIHE uafaH8--tiaaa 20
FROM ntrrcst ON depos is Of STATE
moicys .'' ..t... -. -... 1901 So
frpursaN IN express companies bI33 "a
Ices tprl antarN clIuuissinns--llXm o.
acts - -. -. 5,6gs 90
inc receipts from miscellaneous sources
ana the receipts into the separate funds go
90 m,kr- urrt1c- rgce'P''dnr'ns
The Auditor estimates the receipts in the
t erlte revenue ANA STATE Interest fun sdur,
ful the wears 1891 and lSl1 TO bc SfAO1.uOO. In
Ias 80 ,af,- rro-.,,,rr r.,,irod to
~, '"
maintain w Htat, %"Nrrhi mem. itS lne "
tlc retirement Of bonds to be redeemed and
bald within that period. the foIowing
nmaunts aruEivcp.
opt fst,t,Int,res r,,d for nav.
mrut OF interests on bofidci irht
proper and trust funds, and for
the reduction OF the principal S2ya3l,ls7 80
'u.'", ,'ly' 'y"1t ,Hl,l,tu ply
500 '"''!"' 49, Yt, N
- -
:, ."i"''. v' q, ~ s'nNl'5 i."u o'
"''AAaf "',''' t." 'uv 'S't"'' re-
,l.t'9 ~ ~ anu INz' Muh mas "Sutn
s"'' =" nv tu' ',ltmi''u u'"h'"uS
gl.,, ls-aA'As AhA'Is9' 'H''t ='oE 'n' sa''as
PNlA'u
M Andiior notified the General Assem-
~ ~ W l9il@M w ugrglg.elSs u! approi
Unions i""'c nA-the in'rtS ut" "ohcIal
HH'S
ln~t~ ~ criminal cases. ........... stl''Ol %
E.nafEs 70 statg IabttoI. ~ s..'' 81 y
%nn,1TTtt Nm mgg ,3F NM u IA 81 ~
Stationary Tor state Irppr6urnts s1 nj
Publ sTnytt fssUus Of t'uurruf Ar
peal ......a... .... .. .#... ....... 80 "
f1rrrfrr -tutr printing I'll 90
'ynItn-'"' 'Np'nS's OF supreme
CnrtI1r.rt ~, nap.,s az Es,ns,s mn ~,
Court Of Npnrals g7s 81
Printing Of Executive departments. 2,7l2 IS
Printing reports and documents or
dtiro ny the General Assembly. ... lLle U
| i.,,,tUiti i"W9 w loutnels $50 ii,I92 az
| rnbii.bi,g constftntinu n,nsnd. i''i' u
mcuts- -. - g7gUUI-
Publications under Antitrust law 7a7 %
1851 and lsJOthcfe were collected from cohn'
ty collectors who were short In their ac-
counts with the State for 1855 and prior years
the SUM 81 81 22.lG. The Auditor says that
all the county collectors have made settle
mrnts Iqr The years lsS1 aud 1851, and hdvc
| paid into che staff Treasury the amounts
fonnd to be due the state upon such settle
urcuts. This. he says. is. ptrhaps, the first
time ian I'm history Of .the STATE lint an The
settlements have been made and the bal.
iricrs paid into the treasury within the time
remIreI by law.
Atablc Is given showing that taxes were
collected I'm the state In lsspto the amount
Of s"l3.resa3IaL aud tn lso1 f{.Gi5in6i. The
taxes paid per capita in lSn amounted To-
500.
4lr tahlt showing the taxes COLLECTED for
the support. ~ the public schools shows
! NFLU=E 10 H.a .--a