The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-13
COST or THE WAR
Falls Below the Original Esti-
mate-War rax-s ti' ne (
Treasury to Overlooking.

NA1ttAo hieAoN ~ ~HRcAN'''f
treasuly Is already feeling TIN
embcrras mont If excesslrl riches. So
much gold anu so many notes are ock-
e' II In the reasury- anu rs iran hes
that ne 5an,s a e ha Ing great diff
Guilty in meeting ,he domunf aor small
notes aud iesisIotior for reforming ne
cur nncv ane reducing .sAo ,ioi VIII a.
r.os ,-+ainly -mard he ottentiOn Of
congress rext wintor anu ,iTiug
The COST OF mo war including the
maintenance OF tho garrisons In Cuba,
Porto Rico and the Philippines. until
the close of the present ficiai year on
June 30 next, seems likely to drop be-
low $235. 900 600. rhe sum OF |66,0oO,0OO
was computed cost in actt al dieburse-
men " t, re A,s. =. Juno. The
irol Ju'y aat a. aoolt 3OOoo,e,J
q. this me n, -. - slt- 1mo-'
Z ~. JOOCJo. Thece 'omt n, sr.Ai
49, l. - - >'lt. .oOO. 900. "Hero are
/ ~ -. ,.ts'o ". 'cve Je,n ,s''''.
-, b,- 4c y ten 9'ynll hoe no
Ne. -,t'e cro "anr ot.e' e..p,nses
'l,.' - ar o o. rcr ",,I;. At
itI3 sGnc -ofC g Ctti.r 20 pe'.c. o.
OF o. fl'-- }. to fl3'nlL,s, -'e ces-
Isa -'cl of lie US g COST rlA.u "A ior
AM re -rl2 clG ...ns er o. vass,ls OF
tn al liar zee. " Il 60 hter, BIZ re-
i-c ,,nense. ,u-'r- lie emairues ,.
! 90 -er.. A .5t-1ate o. 100000 re:
no4.., addition tc 40 cos o. 10
orril.ly peace establishmer- IS ion-
sitl-1r at the treasury % re 1Deral
,ole or September and oc.oDar. 1ns
a-eias cost of settling 40 wa ex-
non. .es nd maintainiIs .aI-isons dur
Ia t.i2 .i'.t u-ol .Is o he tscal yenr
uegl nin- o. 1,ovInJes g 10, lisely
To exceed $4,000, ,OOn re me IT. ir oocl-
tic- @ the COS D he j"v'HarY nerce
este anmen Is consiC,',o , ,-,
't',ch, - to 1e liberal o1e -o~ Sep
81 be &, cole. 'ae a"er; ,e cost
lof sr.I no var J2nses and Taiu-
a-"ils arise IS 'rriIg -4I zig At
..o. - f5c,. ,')'- -l-t r.lS 7r
.vovenbe~ =. al :e,~ t . ce.f 10000,
20 ~ nont-I I n':l. a trlhc
'lr. ser tta1 hi ovember and
DE-, ~. Jut will probably taper "a
i)v,e loinnt during the months that
To-. The war expenses curing the
Ia - OF the fiscal ye Doy there
; 60, --2)CC q t. 'ro.C)t>)
al q ey spen., ma nr a total cos o.
'e -'1r o95,,O.)C'.
a =. ga'nl sc estimated neauit
E uas .-o gcN IA el- AS % Sc. ~
Ilt-Le t-., II >. 1orrnlr- ev2rN
the 70 . ZOO 100000 OF I,,r cen
hnI-ds ar tIc c)'.ectlols .ruei r.,
vow -2rerue 'her ,oa'lnu9 &c nvernG
| ~ 900, 900 pc. LIol,., ne ,)to collec
lions n! eri-. ,ne .lsel 'Aal III
Je por l4O. 600 Thess -vo a e
n c)l-c.7 o. re-2 ue here-ore. exclu
p D., = o, ", u-I )c }. " \ orr OF
a. or ..ie ca o. !, OOOl ,OO0. OF n e
cess OF ,iO5.Oo1C1O over rs robabl
rs OF he W..
: Th L "a i-r-' "a re- ..e 91s @
A''rch W zen he es1enditnres for 4.
war 1rs tegan % attain serious im
ortanc vas 22G lt..s The 5, rplu
in ~ v p-r he bonds an ne Re
: iue win swe" hts balance at the clos
- Of TIE fiscal year 10 al out 1891, 600. 10
is The fac that this amount will be a
tanned is a'read well established b
ItIe condition "a he tie surS
: ne proceeds OF he u DIS have bee
T. COZ ,cte, 10 ne ar-CLnt II only boz
a. $lE5 10000 I'd s45 OOO, ,OOo mains to |
rao. II oasl balance on August
was s2c5 q SOC an II the entire r
m cLeLs , the JonIL ~ &c Hi~eL
~ ol1C, the am IN, io-, raise TO y3 4
C.L -.e ~ a. IN, ". iotn.
225 O0OccI 4 - lear'y in sigh. al
, ia Il lil-e,' ), .e l,c. C.leoL at
Is )nc. q 2ra-. - Cn.cent IT At
- ece' J.J rCL ~ now re-'eIre Ia
1e " 4 NJ -HF jay )enses gl-
~ so"- ,Ie orTer . "a ISL ce1ende
'itL - 49, tdSi- Val sl,' y
"A nd t. T.g,st aIlncl }" '.i.r yes
N cCnris ing q more thai Fo-tt.--.s q
. 'ri,a .tas' 4II.e- re7reser,
ur J-o1aJll his = G. he treasi d.
inL ale remainde - asccl y,
ma ther, ar lem nts he = oble4 a
Fry may raise the cash balance tc g
'he higher 4gure. II som OF tie surplus
~ not got rid OF in the meantime {
er OF these elements Is the development
and business prosperity which win grea
! increase the collections Of revenue
;sr der the old law. Il has been assun
Il IA the preceding calculations that
snd ordinary expenses of the govelnm
,'oi In times Of peace would exactly bel
: K by the proceeds OF old laws. Assist
lily Secretary Howell has already comp
10 ed a surplus under these laws amou
'us. ing 10 ss.e52. 7ls for the ave months e
ing with June last II a similar .
l. plus should e,ntinue II would