The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-25

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April 1, 1894, to December 81, 1885, at
6 per cent per annum, $637124.
Commissioners to locate university
lands. balance due on account 1894.
$14125.
Territorial taxes, balance due certain
county collectors, over-payments.
$85SO9.
Territorial statistician, salary. Oc-
tober, March 10. 1892. 100000.
District school fund: Balance not
! appropriated at date, $5S287; amount
received on tax of 1895, after appor-
tionment made December 81, 1895. So
574,16: total, S3,15703
Sundry accounts, balance on appro-
priation of 1894, $3113; university Of
Utah, deficit. 1S9495, $13 $4,000: agricul-
tural college of Utah, deficit, 1S94-95,
$S,930.0O: reform school, deficit, 1894-95,
(estimated), 100000; total, 1855, OO914
RESOURCES.
Balance in treasury, $23. 9S5. 46; due
from counties on tax of 1893 and 1894.
SILL 740.24; due from counties on tax of
1895, after deducting claims for com
pensation and attachments, $79. SO4 80;
due from j. w. Beasley, ex-clerk of
First district court jury fees, fines and
forfeitures, $577.35: due from w. L.
Cook clerk Second district court, Jury
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total, $43.5O; balance in hands of j. R.
Twelves court commissioner First dis
trict, $73.76; balance in hands of G. D.
! Pyper, court commissioner Third dis
trict, d,652.77; balance in hands of H.
| FL. Rolapp, court commissioner Fourth
| district, $1,06S23.
| Total territorial deficit, or excess of
! liabilities over and above its available
| resources, viz: bonded indebtedness.
| G7Q0 000 m.
| 713.51-SS36, 1881; total. $685.. 60914.
| In addition to liabilities shown above.
there will fall due: March 81. 1896.
| three months interest on Utah's
Worlds fair warrants. $91O.17; March
81, 1896 district school fund, proportion
of taxes due from counties. if collected,
54,930.S7; July 1, six months interest
! on territorial bonds. $17,50000 total,
$73,341.O4
listing at the close of the fiscal year,
1895. makes the total deficit on the
Goth of June, 1896. $21O.054 SO; adding
the territorial bonds $500 10000, shows
the actual indebtedness at that date to
be- 1910. 05455
This leaves the state without means
to meet the necessary expenses of the
state government and the maintenance
of the public institutions until the
UNEXPENDED APPROPRIATIONS
Balances of appropriations made by
legislative assembly of 1894, unexpend-
ed: Recorder of marks and brands for
printing brand sheets. $1S750; judges
of district courts, salary unearned,
s1455. Total, $2O2O5.
TERRITORIAL BONDED INDEBT-
EDNESS.
Series 1, $50, per cent twenty-year
bonds, issued July g 1888; payable July
2, 1908, with right of redemption after
ten years, 81, 1000 each, $3.50, 900. Series
2, 800, per cent twenty-year bonds,
issued July /, 1890; payable July l. 1870
with right of redemption after ten
years, $1,000 each, 100000. Series 8, $50,
per cent twenty-year bonds, issued
July 2, 1892; payable July l. 1912, with
out right of earlier redemption, $3.50, GOO
Total, 100000 The interest upon said
bonds is payable half yearly, upon the
list of January and 1st of July, respec-
lively.
TERRITORIAL ASSETS.
AS an offset to bonded and floating
Indebtedness of the territory of Utah,
the payment of which is assumed by
the state of Utah, the territory, when
it ceased to exist, turned over to the
state the following valuable properties.
1t was for the founding of the public
institutions hereafter named that the |
bonded Indebtedness was incurred, and |
the floating Indebtedness for their i'm
provement and maintenance.
Capitol grounds, twenJy-acre plat on
Capitol hill, Salt Lake city, with i'm
provements, valued at $100, 900; uni
versity of Utah, ten-.acre block in Salt
Lake city, with university buildings, |
libra I,Iy T7111Cp11r11 IOra tory coipntifio
apparatus and furniture, valued at !
$3.50, 600; sixty acres of land of the Fort |
Douglas military reservation, Salt |
Lake city, valued at $1,000 per acre,
$4,000. Total, $310, 900. Agricultural |
college of Utah. 1O8-acre farm in Logan
city, with water right, fenced and i'm
proved, college buildings, dormatory,
farm house, cottages and barn, college
museum, laboratory, appar-
atus, steam heating plant, waterworks
farming Implements tools, furniture
and other movable property, valued at
1925, 721.3 81; reform school, real estate in
Ogden city, with water right, school
buildings, shops furniture and movable
by report of 1893 valued at
1854, S23.79; insane asylum, farm of
about 100 acres in Provo city, with
fencing and water right, $50 acres of
mountain land, asylum buildings and
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plants, farm stock, tools and nipple
ments, barns, outhouses, etc. valued at
$3.50, 67540; Deseret Agricultural and
society, real estate.
buildings and improvements, movable
property, ETC., valued at $145,S4S: terri
Iorial library, estimated value from
10000 to $4,000, say $4,000; office fur
1iture, safes, desks, furniture and Of
ice fittings in the several territorial
md federal offices, estimated value
$500; Utah penitentiary, 200 acres of
and, more or less, in Salt Lake county,
With water right and Improvements,
house, outbuildings, ETC., valued at
100000 Total value of property turned !
'ver to state, $1,679, 56S.46.
(While the Utah penitentiary was not, I
trictly speaking. territorial property, s
tut belonged to the United States, the
appropriations for its construction {
we're secured from congress through f
he efforts and influence of the terri G
orial delegates, with the expectation {
N their part that when Utah was ad- I
nitted the penitentiary would be coded I
o the state and furnish it f1rst-class S
tate prison free of cost, which expec- (
alton has been fully realized9 l
STATEMENTS OF t
COUNTIES.
1 transmit herewith for submission +
, the state legislature the financial a
tatements for the year 1894 of the C
sVeral counties of the territory of n
tab. The statements for 1895 have a
OF yet been received and will be fur o
ished later by the state auditor d
TAXATION AND REVENUE. !,
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