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

bers. $500: nine district judges,
salary $1,000 each, $4,000; mile
age of district judges estimated.
81, 800; supplies for offices, clerks Of
supreme and district courts, books, re-
cords, blanks, stationery. etc, esti-
mated, $3.50; jurors and witnesses,
per diem and mileage in criminal
cases. estimated, $4,000. Total S57. 500.
State Boards Mileage and expenses
of state officers while travelling as MEM
beTS of various state boards. 81 800.
University of Utah-Maintentnce. re-
remainded present school year. $4,000;
maintenance. school year 1861, $685.
/ 600. Total, $4,000.
Agricultural College of Utah-Main-
tenance for year 1885, $4,000; extension
Of shops. $3, 900; electric lighting plant
and incidentals 81 .O70. Total. $4,000
School of Deaf Mutes and Blind
Maintenance 1895. $4,000.
Reform Scbool-Maintenance 1896,
$12, 900.
Insane AsyIum-1Ia i'm
provements and repairs. $50 900.
Utah Penitentiary- Maintenance, S35,-
600.
Capital Grounds-Care and improve
ment, 81 900.
Deseret Agricultural and Manufacture
ing Society Premiums for fair in
1885, $1,000; expenses of board, $1,000
Total, $4,000.
Board of EqualizatiOn-Asse
rolls and taxpayers statements, 81 600;
expense of board. 81 000 Total s.. 000
Maps and Plats for County Asses
sors-State portion, based on appro~
priation of 1894. S3.626.73.
Bounty on Wild Anima1s-State por-
ton, estimated 81 $50
Gratuities to Discharged COnvictS-
Estimated upon average for 1S94-95,
1920.
Fugitives from Observation-Disclosures
upon average for 1S94-95, SLIT.
State Library-Salary of librarian,
$500; incidental expenses, $3.50. Total,
$500
National Guard of Utah-Expenses
of militia $1,000; salary Of adjutant-
general $500. Total, 81 800.
Commissioner of Fish and Game
Salary, $500.
Interest on bonds, 100000 at per
cent, $50, 600; interest on Worlds Fair
warrants, $6O,67S.39 at 6 per cent, s.
64O7O.
Recorder of marks and brands.
printing and postage, 800. Total esti-
mate, 1854, 581.43.
PROBABLE RECEIPTS.
An effort was made to ascertain the
would be paid into the state treasury.
during the year 1896, but the changed
conditions and the change Of officers
in the several departments rendered it
impossible to obtain data upon which
to form an Intelligent estimate. Com
munications were addressed to the
clerks of the several district courts to
ascertain the prOba BILE amount Of fees
which might be collected in their re-
spective districts based upon 'he re-
cefpts of previous years. The answers
received are hereto attached, marked
Exhibit b
BY these it will be seen that the
amount Of revenue to be derived from
that source viii fall far short Of gen
eral expectation. tt is very doubtful
if, outside of the pOpulOus counties Of
the state any more revenue viii be de-
rived from fees paid to the clerks of
the several district courts. than will be
necessary to pay the salaries q said
clerks. their deputies, official steDo-
graphers, bailaffs, and other incidental
expenses of the courts.
IT is not claimed that the estimate
herein given. of the expenses Of the
state government and the maintenance
of the state institutions, for the cur
rent year. embrace all the EXPENSES
which may arise; it is given as an ap-
proximate estimate. so far as data
could be obtained, with the hope that
it may be of some assistance to tne
executive and legislative deDdrtnslts
in providing for the needs of the state
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
A.. Ii ~.