New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
.STITE TRE4STRER'S REPORT.
STATISTICAL STATEMENT OF TIE COMMON.
WFAITHgS ITNANCES-wHAr IT COSTS TO
pr'N 4 IFGrSLATI-RE

Albany Jan. G-The report OF ex-State Treasurer
panforih for the fiscal year ending September 80,
which will be submitted 10 the Legislature next
week reveals some interesting and instructive
facts
The report shows that among the receipts from
dlreren, sources during the year were:
From collateral Inheritance tax SNl.ss7. of which
g. o7s g7S was paid In from New-York County and
ags from Kings; nOtarIes' fees. A6.22l: salt
duties $2i129. Auburn Prison earnings $685. GIN
ton Prison earnings. NO.73. sing sing Prison earn
ngs S75s5: sales by Commissioners OF the Lana
Ofcc s2L33i: taxes on corporations. SG6s9il: taxes
on organization OF corporations. $%ss.2l; pool tax
on racing associations under Ives Pool law. Nl5H;
lquor license fees. $3.50 OF which the Pullman
Palace car Company paid $3.50 and the wagner
Palace Car Company S,iiJ. interest from banks on
Treasurers deposits. $2os3I, assessments on raii-
roads for support Of state railroad Commission,
s;32.r OF which the Sew-York Central Railroad
Maid BIC 43e and the Manhattan Elevated Railroad
$50 or the hundreds Of corporations that pay
annual taxes into the State treasury. the .'e"-iorh
Central and Hudson River Railroad Company pays
the largest amount-S@i.s9s; the Manhattan EIe-
v,ied Railroad Company comes next with siVo'@l.
Tn. Western Union Telegraph Company pays sl'l"
Annual taxes are paid by various corporations III
NV svr,nc" c5npanies si3l $40: transportation com
panies Sai07i: telegraph and Telephone coinpaiics
sO@s. gas. mining and miscellaneous conpahleS
siGs $50; banks. %2%t ..,, .s
session OF the Legislature last year were SoZtoZo
cf which S.Ja 272 was for compensation OF members
and officers $1,000 for expenses OF senator's ani
Agecmblymen whose seats were contested. S56,5zl
for expenses OF investigating committees. or wnich
Sll SO7 was expended for the Coal Trust investiga-
ton. from which no legislation was derived. ana
So 100 - pay the fees OF counsel to the taxation
investigating committee. .
Last year the state paid sZ7l,0lo for printing.
Sl25ggg Of which was for publishing and printing
the session laws. and $500" FOR the legislative
printing
the amount spent the National Guard last
year was si0l .O29 the comml5sary generals depart
ment using &.C. So of that amount Besides this
Sn IsS was spent new armores and FOR repairs.
The expenses attending the meeting Of the Pres-
Dental electors of this state were s2OSS
The payments by the State Treasurer for the
year ended September 90 1893. from the different
funds We're.
General fund Nl. .232 }6S canal fund. Sl.57G31 COM
mon-school fund. 500 721; freeschoo fund S3i.5 .56s
United States deposit fund $00.i53 college land
scrip fund, $40 500. literature fund. Sll26o Cornell
University fund $1,000. military record fund, N.Sh
total slSG53lT.
The receipts OF the State Treasury for these funds
during the same period
General fund. H.s909G5 common school fund. ST..
ll2.5q2: United States deposit fund N,ls2A3; free
school $5gi2 S2: canal. Sll@ij6 college land scrip
$2i719i literature. $202S2i: military record fund
sS.0lS. Cornell University. $1,000; forest preserve
$7.O9s: total. sl7.79S.i10.
The balance In the treasury on October l. 1892
was g. AS 3 the receipts for the fiscal year ended
September %. 1898. were $l7779i70 while the pay
ments during that period were slS03tlH and tho
balance in the State Treasury on September 80
81 1899.
The receipts Of the State Treasury for the last
three months of 1893 were s2.73,7l5. and the pay
ments $Ij,"sy ,eaving balance ii the Treasury
on January /, this year. Of 81. l.?1lSi5.