Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
vERMoNT's FINANCES.
Statement Of Treasurer John L. Bacon
for the Year Ending July I.

| John L. Bacon of White River June.
ton. state treasurer. has just ISSUED
his report showing in detail the rev.
enue and expenditures Of Vermont fol
the fiscal year ended June 80. The re-
port gives details of the receipts from
different sources. expenditures for va
rious purposes. the liabilities and as
sets of the commonwealth, resources
and expenditures for the year just
commencing.
He also includes a statement of the
several funds held. in trust by the
state treasurer. These latter funds
are; Agricultural college. s155,500;
Bennington battle monument. s1,O65:
permanent school funds, $4,000: de-
posits of life and fidelity insurance
companies, s352,000; Connecticut Loan
and Realty company deposit 25.5O0
The receipts for the year were ST.
475,0356o; cash on hand July l. 1904,
$412, 562.S9. The principal sources of
income follow: From Agricultural coll
lege fund. $3.50. from United States
aid to Soldiers home. $3.50: United
States endowment of Agricultural COL
leges, $4,000: United States civil war
claims, S151453.56 fees from foreign
insurance companies, $9,95975; fees
from judges of probate, s19.27S; fees
from county clerks (court fees. license
fines and costs. etc.) $37,177.S2: from
state prison, s2S,993.50: from state in
dustrial school, sS43.35: from house of
correction. $16.959.24; from Waterbury
insane hospital. S11.S4436: collateral
Inheritance taxes. s41.05S.10: taxes on
corporations, s609,233.45; charter fees.
s1,690; town school taxes. S142,257 SO:
town highway taxes, sSS,910.S9; from
liquor license fees and fines.
law of 1902, s27.276.S2; liquor license
fees and fines, law of 1904 s19.173.S0:
temporary loans. 100000; interest on
bank balances, s3,S4S.o4; cattle COM
missioners, sale of hides and carcasses
of condemned cattle. $3,400.17; circus
license fees. $4,000: other miscellane-
Gus receipts, s21,0S6.94.
The disbursements for the year We're
81. 161, 1915; balance on hand. July 1,
1905, s415.71404. The purposes of the
We're: Paid U. V. NJ. and
State Agricultural college. United
States endowment. s25.000 towns for
schools. 147.34S.02; towns for high
ways. s129.211.46: interest on loan of
1910. $3.50; Soldiers home. $3.50:
towns under license act, 1902. 7.793.-
OF: to permanent school fund. s240,-
900; general assembly expenses. 1904
$40. 099.s5; under act of 1902-for in
sane, s47,159.S0: state prison. $1,000:
house of correction. $500; industrial
school. $500; special appropriations
s143. $1,000: under acts of 1904-for in
sane. s102s52se: state prison. s2e,0s5:
house of correction, s11.S50: industrial
school, s19,2s3: interest S12,737.41:
special appropriations. s42s.4e; other
$792.6S.
The liabilities of the state according
% the treasurer's ledger are s5Se.94e.-
IS: assets. s416,694.94: excess of liabil-
ties July /, 1905. over assets. s173.251.-
,2 The resources for the year July /.
1905. to July l. 1906. actual and esti-
mated. are s1,001. e94.s4. The liabilities
payable during the year just COM
nencing are figured at s4e7,4s2 |
eaving a balance available for the |
payment of the states current ex-
,enses during the year Of s534.23252. |