Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-08-14
STATE EXPENSES.

Montpelier, August II. State Audi
tor Horace F. Graham has completed
table of appropriations in force July /,
1914, with comparative statement of
revenues and disbursements from July /,
1913, to July l, 1914.
Among the largest amounts included
in the table of appropriations are the
following. Administration of justice,
$3.50, 600; executive expenses, $3.50, 900;
insane SITS, 900; legislative expense,
$40, 900; permanent highways 5000, 900;
U. V. NJ. and State Agricultural col
lege, $52, 300; Middlebury college, $685.
000 Norwich university, $4,000; APP
preparation for primary schools, $50, 900;
live stock commissioner, $40, 200; grade
crossings, $50, 900; contingent. 500, 600.
Of the sums and title of appropriations
given, the first four are for two years,
1914 and 1915. The Soldiers Home also
gets $32, 600 for the two years.
In the comparative statement of rev.
enue, general revenue totals So, ia, 566.
rs, the largest source of income
being derived from the corpora
ton tax, LASS, 700. 70; highways and
automobile maintenance fund, $139, Cos =
27; liquor license fees, $65, 63S.87 and
state tax, $241 ,225 OF. In the the past
year ending July l, there was the sum
of 1915, 840.28 gained from the admins
tration of justic, the probate court fees
amounting to $26, 1877 25 and the county
clerks amounting to $36, 029.3l, being
the main sources of revenue. The grand
totals from the general revenue and the
administrations of justice are 2,2l0,-
40703.
The comparative statement of eX-
penses gives the total general expenses
as 81, SGT, 274. 13 which sum coupled with
the expense of the administration of
justice which is 1888, O56. "a amounts to
81, 955, 33l.07.
The largest items of expenses in the
general expense statement are, secre-
tary oftstate, $40, 1877. GA publicity ac-
count includedD; insurance commission
ers, SO, 454. 60; commissioner of taxes,
So, 3lS. H. sergeant-at- arms, ST., 139 80;
liquori license commissioners, $40, 302. IS;
bounties.S9, 235 So; railroad and public
servicetcommissions, $18, 1896 So; elimi-
nation of grade crossings. $21, 052 90;
normal schools, $40, TALL; U. V. NJ,
and StatesAgricultural College, $50, 300;
unionIsuperntendents of public schools
$63, $50; support of deaf dumb and
feeble minded children, SIS, 767, rs;
Austine Institution, 1924, zoo; educational
commission, ISL 300. so; military, 500,
40; Gettysburg celebration and
monument, $l3, 900; state prison, $780,
451 "a; House of Correction, $35, TAG. rs;
appropriation for schools, $50, 600; board
of armory commissioners, $25, 600. In
dustrial school, $45, 44S. 65; Industrial
school, special, $50, $50; State hospital
81, 460'67; State hospital, special, Sl5,-
600; Brattleboro Retreat $53, 423. 06;
Board of Health, 500, 1876. OF; cattle
killed, $24, 6l3.97; highway supervisors,
$40, 052. 49,; highways. permanent work,
$27l, 33l. 81; highways, automobile main
tenance fund, paid to towns, $40, 852. u;
interest on temporary loans, $l7, 225. "a.
The larger items of expense in the adj
ministration of justice expense is the
detective service. $50, 875, county courts,
ST., l55. 29 and city and municipal courts,
$41, 1858.