Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-21

OF approximately 81. 1000 IN taxes
assigned to County Treasurer Fred Z.
Andretta for collection for the year
1921. he has collected 81. 721,744 or
within $162,256 of the total. he SAID
Thursday; in making public his annual
report for the fiscal year ending June
30, 1922. The report will be flied this
month with the state examiner.
THE expenses of my office for the
year 1921 were virtually the same as for
1920 which were S15,497." Mr.. An
dretta says. 1T is interesting to note
that the expenses of the county treas
urer's office in Silver Boy county for
1920. according to the Montana Tax
payers association, tOtalled S25.3lO-
$4,000 more than Cascade county $.
Silver Bow had to collect this year ap-
proximately 81, 1901 O0, which is less
thar the amount collected by Cascade
county"
No Registered Warrants
One of the interesting features of
Treasurer Andretta's report is that
Cascade has no registered warrants.
being one of the few counties in the
state SO situated.
County officers who receive fees
turned S17,45O into the county treas
ury during the fiscal year. Licenses
collected by the county treasurer
amounted to $4,770.
At the close of the fiscal year. &C
cording to the report, Cascade county
had a balance in all funds of S66S, 113.
The balance in these funds ON July /,
1921. was S4S1,245.
The total amount of cash paid to
the treasurer during the year was S.
3O5.944. Money transferred TO him
during the year was S164. l29. Total
receipts for the year were $3.551. 319.
The county treasurer paid out during
that time $2.SS3,2O6.
S34O,844 in Road Fund
The total amount in the general
funds of the country during the year
was S1S2,325, and the balance June
30. was $j2,347. The total amount in
other funds and balances on June 80
were: Road fund, $340,S44, balance
S32.246; +. A. z. maintenance $6.S73.
balance 1921; poor fund, $9O.115,
balance $7.2O7; bridge fund. SOL. 303,
balance $24. 723; contingent fund,
$195,62S. balance SCI .607: bond inter-
est fund S1O5.459. balance 26,04S;
county sinking fund 1854, 1916; balance
$50. 146; protest tax S4,32S, balance
81, 1854; insect pest $3.50. balance
1865; migratory stock $267. balance
S267; public health fund $4,000, bal
ance $4,7S4; gopher fund S2596: bal
ance $2yO4S; special relief $11.993. no
balance: special relief sinking S36,054,
balance $1O.054; special relief interest
S21.446, balance $6.691; land CLASH
fication S25, 1903, balance S6.S56: de-
%linauent and dependent children So
513, balance S6.513: suspense S2,715.
balance S2,715; road bond S2O0.G40.
balance $500, $40: undivided personal
taxes S11.S09. balance 1866; institute
$40, no balance.
Schools Have SII,983
Total amount in trust and agency
funds during the year with balances
on hand on June 80 were: General
school. S215.537. balance, S11.9S3;
high school. $1O1 All, balance, S3,734:
district school, 1928. 1876: balance,
ST.. 9Oj; county unit. S16O. $50, balance
S24.33S; unit sinking. S24,25O. balance
S14.S29: unit bond interest S171, no
balance: state general $124.4j9. bal
ance S4.379: state law enforcement
s2.3S7. balance S135: educational sink
ing and bond interest S12.99S. balance
$50: wal defense $12,99S. balance $50;
veterans welfare commission S2.2OS.
balance 81: soldiers and sailors home
fund S673. no balance; hail insurance
SJ.937, balance $50: state bounty
S1.103, balance IS: livestock sanitary
board $500, balance 95c: livestock
commission $500. balance 9Jc: city of
Great Falls $500. OBS. balance 1880:
Great Falls special road 5000. bal
ance SOS: city of Belt S6,777. no bal
ance; city of Cascade SJ.21O. balance
S31: Cascade special improvement