Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-01-22
Financial.

The 7eports of the Auditor and Treas
urer, herewith submitted. for the fiscal years
ended June So 1888, and June 80, 1890, show
receipts and disbursements of all funds
follows:
For 1899: Receipts. inclusive of amount in
ereasury June 80, 1855. s; $50, 100. 10; disburse
;nents, s2,Si6,44o1b; balance in treasury June
80, 1889, s'43, 745.69
For 1870: Receipts, inclusive OF amount in
treasury June 30, 1888, 1893, 237 So disburse-
Gnents, ~ 594. 09943; balance in treasury June
80. 1890, .715, l3S.13.
The source of receipts, funds to which
credited disbursements and funds from
which taken, are d, tailed in these reports.
The receipts for the mrs: six months of the
current fiscal year ut the close of usiness,
December 81, 1890, inclusive of balance in
treasury July l, 1s9c, were as follows:
General revenue, SsaO.0i0.73; sinking fund,
2l67.6o; interest, s3',6,6.6 state house, s6l,-
AJl62; permanent school, Sj9f i33. 20; annual
school. S2.1 ,O2l 81: veterinary. slS 226 TO- mill
Ga, S70317; university permanent, g, 3! 80;
university current, $40; S9.IS; university in
eerests >3,75.7o; normal school permanent,
G4,4sO.9a; normal school interest, SS.hI5.s3 :;
agricultural college permanent, 1898. 81 ;
agricultural college interest, 81 ,36o 10; agri-
cultural college United States fund. Sl5, 900
ctormont library interest, $50 :; insurance.
G12,3Sl; library, sl,I45.5I total. S2,Oi4 ,O666S.
The disbursements for the same period
Eere: General revenue, 41o,t 6Ia1 interest
GR6,35S. 26; state house, SCI 09i 81; permanent
school, s511,s 10; annual school, s2t5 1U.12 ;
veterinary. 81 D; university permanent. ST.
900: university current, s42, .0S q; normal
school permanent, 81, l6p: normal school in
scgest $500 agricultural college permanent
gle. 400; egriC ultural college interest, sI0615
agricultural Olege United States fund, SIS
600 ;eotal Sl,sO6 4i9!4.
Balances in treasury December II, 1891:
&c r. raj revenue >314 SS0.36; sinking fund
sSs76O; interest, :. ,2lS 50 state house, sr6.7
permanent school Sl9,I71 10: annual school,
SIS, 92562 veterinary. s16 rs 10 militia SOB II
aAisersity permanent 1852. 8; university
Qurrens, 49, 81 %: university interest, ST.
65s75; normal school permanent. Sl,3l091 !;
normal school interest, s1,5l5 So; agricultural
college permanent, S5,aC3Jl; agricultural
college interest, 81 ,69i.l9; Stormont library
interest, Sbh: insurance, So, 3SI; State library
81 142 so; total SD. ,6i1.14.
APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE YEAR
The balance of &c neral rev' nue. fund in the
State treasury December 81, 1890. was SS14,-
9S0.36 To this the Auditor estimates that the
following amounts may be added for the is
cal year ending June 50, 1881: From taxes,
s5so,ss2; peniten larry, AIS; insurance. $780,
900; library, 5000; other sources, $4,000; to-
tai, 81 COS, Pa IS.
The undrawn appropriations for the cur
rent fiscal year amount to $3.50. 023.43; eSti-
mated deficiencies. $4,000; estimated legis-
lative expenses, 100000: raid coupons to be
paid, $4,000; total. SIT SAB. Leaving an
estimated balance of such fund in the treas
ury june 80. 1891, 81, 25s.93.
PERMANENT SCHOOL FUND
Included in the aggregate of receipts for
the two fiscal years 1889 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 %, 1883,
$40 70o.y5: February %, 1889, saS,65s.9s; March
25 1882 80 395Oi; July 80, 1889, s43,I9 o32; Au-
gust u, 1889, $l3 $3.50; June 5, 1880, S925oo
Since the close of the last fiscal year, re-
ceived from the General Governments, and,
on the 25th day of November, 1S9O, transferred
ito the State Treasurer. sfOO6I.oi, whicn mas
been credited to this fund This, added TO
the amounts named, makes a total of 1918,
1861 go addition to this fund from the General
Government during the last two and half
years The permanent school fund, on the
$lst OF December, 1890, amounted to $3.50,
639SS, of which SS,5.4 ,l6s.73 is invested in
bonds, leaving an uninvested balance of only
Si9,4110. The school fund commissioners,
upon whom deyolves the duty of investing
this fund, have shown commendable care
and good judgment in keeping it securely
and closely invested.
STATE DEBT.
The ogSrcg'.-o bonded debt of the State
amounts to So l.OO0 OF which S13, 500 becomes
due In 1884, $4,000 in 1885, $4,000 in 1896, 1900.