Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-02-02
STATE. FINANCES.
Some Figures from. Semi Annual Re-
port State Treasurer Driscoll to
the Governor.
Receipts and Disbursements by the
State During the Six Months
Ending Dec. 81.
FINANCIAL

State Treasurer Driscoll has made
his semi-annual report to the governor
of the receipts and disbursements Of
the office for the semi-annual period
ending January ]. The statement
shows Il balance in the various funds
June 30, 1880, OF $3:03. GIG. GG. The re-
ccipts from miscellaneous sources DUR
ing the six months last past were
$143.4OO. 10. OF this amount about
$4,000 was from fees from the various
state offices. lhe war department
also paid the state in This period SILL
24S.OS. expenses paid by the state for
the mobilization of its troops. The per-
ccntage OF hunting permi, fees that
goes to- the state was 81 .O27 the
State receiving twenty per cent of the
total amount: $4,000 was received
from funding warrant account for cur
rent expense. $4,000 from the sale of
certificates for the establishment fund
OF the Irvine plant, 100000 for the sale
OF building warrants for the soldiers
home. and various other smaller sums.
The receipts of the general fund for
taxes from the various counties were
S?G.:'43.M3 81. The receipts for the bond
interest fund were S12.69S. I3 and tile
receipts from the wolf bounty fund
were $2.3EIl. -. The receipts of fines.
penalties and forfritures from counties
were SG.22S1. 10. and from the interest
and income fund. 500 10. 81. To this
is added the receipts from interest Oh
bonds held by tho permanent school
fund, Sl3.l30. 30 and and interest on
farm loans. $1.3G7 81. making the total
receipts from interest and income S76.-
IlI.E. The receipts to tile pprma-
ncnl school fund from counties. from
the sale of school lands, etc. WAS SILL
:%G so. The receipts from the re-
dcmption of bonds. farm loans. etc,
were SS.4G1 20: the total receipts from
I'LL sources being $331S.2la. 81.
The total disbursements for salaries
of state officers, clerk hire. t%ransporta-
ton Of convicts and insane persons.
maintenance of capitol. printing, and
the usual current expenses of the state
were Sl0G.9SG. 81. The disbursements
from the university appropriation
were S1.U-.S.I1 from the insane hos
pital appropriation, $12,1l4. 10: from
The ~prnitentiary appropriation. S12.-
'4o..l: from THE deaf school apprO-
pria1ion. $11.311. 30: soldiers home,
S1.42S.27: agricultural college, 3d.
21I.?3: Valley City normal school. 3d.
iI2.!E: Mayville normal school. ST.
3T3. 1i: industrial school at Glendale,
SIPS. 40: the total payments by war;
rants on the general fund being $l59,-
62".E2. The sum Of S1O.4U2.4J was
paid to counties from the interest and
income fund a~pporlionm"nt, S13.S4O. i
from the state tuition fund apportion-
ment ana Ssh. 100 from the permanent
school fund for the purchase of bonds.
From rlle wolf bounty fund payments
a@%rcgntin% Sl.71o were made.
Payments for interest OF bonds from
the bond interest fund aggregated ST.
. 4G3.2O and fer interest on funding
, warrants S2.SiI. For the redemption
of funding warrants payments of S2O,-
600 were made. Expenditures for the
: building Of the hospital AT the soldiers
home We're $.n,tt:O. for the establish
-, ment fund of the tWinc plant at the
+ ~rclitentiary $H?,U71.i3 and for tn,
erection Of additional buildings ut the
hospital for the insane, S3ti!J5.m
!. The total disbursements for the six
y months were S45l .3S1 81. and The casl
on hand Dec. 81. 1890, S209. SSS. 20. the
balance in the general fund at that
time being $4,000. 10. which includes
= the amount in suspended banks.