The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-07
STATE TREISURER'S REPORT.
Receipts During tho Year-Taxcs Paid by
where the Money Goes.

ALBANY. Jan. 6-The report OF eN-State
Treasurer Danforth for the fiscal year ending
Sept. 80 last. which will be submitted to the
Legislature next week. reveals some interest
ing and Instructive facts. The report shows
that among the receipts from different sources
during the year were:
From collateral inheritance tax. S3.071 .0S7.
OF which S2.O7S.27S was paid in from New
York county and S340.2lU from Kings: no
taries' fees. S+C,22l: salt duties. S3+. 720;
Auburn prison earnings S3.535; Clinton
prison earnings. slO.773: Sing sing prison
earnings. $685.: sales by Comm ssioners OF
the Land Office. S24.3l4; taxes on corpora
tions. 81. GGSSll; taxes on organization OF
corporations. S29S. PAL pool tax on racing as
sociations under Ives pool law. S2l .5I+ liquor
license fees $3.50. OF which tho Pullman
Palace Car Company paid $3.50 and the
Wagner Palace Car Company S4.44O; interest
from banks on treasurers' deposits. $50. 1887;
pssessments on railroads tor support q state
New York Central Iiailroad paid SlU.43u and
the Mani haitian Elevated railroad s5i'72. az
taxes into the state Treasury tie New York
Central and Hudson River Railroad COMPANY
haitian Elevated Railroad Company cnmos
next, $lOO.43l. The Western Union Tee-
Graph Company fnS. PAYS n 81 i h v.rou. .o,no
companies, Sl3l ,54b; Transportation com
Companies. SG0,iajs; gas mining. and miseel.
laneOus companies. S4'iS. 43O; banks, ftJ2. Saj4.
The report shows that the expenses attend
ing the session OF the Legislature last year
were 1924 ,O9U. OF which $50, 272 was for COM
pensAtlon OF members and oniceIS; s4U, 900 Tor
expenses OF Senators and emblymen whose
seats were contested; S3u.32l for expenses Of
Investigating committees, of which 81 .:3O7
was expended for the coal trust investigation,
from which no Legislation was derived. and
Sl2ooO WENT 10 pay the fees q counsel to the
taxation investigating committee.
Last year the state paid S27l .OlO for print
ing, Sl25 2A' OF which was for publishing amt
printing the session laws and ssI'NO Tor the
legislative printing The amount spent on the
National Guard last year was SOL O2D. the
si5 Of that amount B ssdes fhis s9 sPHg
I'iS was spent on new armories and for re-
pairs The expenses attending the meeting OF
s s9a Presidential electors OF this state were
The payments BY the State Treasurer for the
year ended septem Der 10 last from the differ
snt funds were: General fund. Sll .232, ;}tis;
canal fund. Sl.576l37; common school fund
SO7O,727 free school fund. s1Oll. 5lS: United
s sass' asPoss lg9a G @ fSSes fPd
2UH; Cornell University fund. $lD,OOO: mill
taIy record fund, 81. slS Total sIS.O5al7l
funns during the same period we're Ge fnssG
fund. SD.slSOisi6: common school fund, 81
ll2,Jo. United States deposit fund u. lH2.-
45G; college land scrip. s347 ~ I" literature
s2O4S!i; military record fund. SaOlS; Cor
nell University SlAO00; forest preserve
S1.UR Total Sl1, IiS. 400
The balnnes in the Treasury on Oct; l. 1892,
was Sa4+S.O5A The receipts for the hscal
year ended Sept 10, 1888 we're sI777647U
SlSO34 ia, aud the balance In the State
Treasury on SeIt. 20 last was - u3. B49
Inc receipts Of re state Treasury for the last
payments -. 7l5.:iS.t leaving "a balance in the
Treasury on Jan ]. this year. OF sl.2Il .d15.