Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-02
FAIRFAX TREASURY
REPORT is FILED.
information as to Balances
on Hand Given to Supervisors
for Making Budget.
special pispatch to rhe star.

Speclai Dispatch TO The Star.
FAIRFAX. va, January 1.-THE con-
dition of the Treasury of Fairfax County
as of January /, 1880, is shown in a re-
port drawn up by Deputy Treasurer Mrs.
Elizabeth Chilcott for the information
of the County Board of Supervisors at
their budget meeting next Monday. The
county'S fiscal year runs from July /,
1929, to July /, 1880, the report showing
the amount of the current taxes collect
ed to date, the amount still uncollected
and the balance in each fund after out
standing warrants have been paid.
There is balance of $26,975.27 in the
been collected with $14,852.23 still due.
In the county road fund only $9,714.94
remains to carry on the work until July
l, 1880, $35,470.25 having been COL
lected and $14,337.O4 being still due.
There is a balance of $4,7O35O in the
gas tax account, $6691 in the electrical
inspection fund, $1,753.04 in the road
police fund, $3,501.25 in the dog ac-
count. SIC, 90 has been collected for
the county building account, with $4,-
2O8.07 still due and balance remaining
OF $8,432.76.
District Road Accounts.
In the district road accounts, Dranes-
vile district shows balance of 1907. $50,
81, 532.62 has been collected and $755.9
is still due; Falls Church district has a
balance of 1921 Sc, 81. 1862 having been
collected and 81 ,221 SO still due; Mount
Vernon district has balance Of $727.45,
S1,86O.96 having been collected and
$5l1.19 due. Providence district road
construction account is already over
drawn by $304.2 %, $3,457.54 having been
collected and 81 ,68712 still due. This
condition is due to the policy pursued
this past year by County Engineer Lark
in in pushing the work of road conStruc-
ton as fast as funds become available
in order that outlying communities may
have the benefit of the road improve
ments authorized during the Winter
weather instead of waiting until next
Spring. Favorable weather for road con-
struction this past Summer and Fall has
enabled the county engineers ONCE to
accomplish large amount of construc-
ton work
In the district road maintenance ac-
counts all six districts show appre-
ciable balances to tide them over the
next six months. Centerville district
has a balance of $1,7I1.16, out of
$5,235.08 collected and $2,OS1.93 still
due. Dranesville districts balance Is
$3,001.25, out Of $5,927.19 collected and
$2,708.91 due. Falls Church shows the
largest balance for maintenance, with
$12, 897.10 unexpended, $1O,609. 90 hav-
ing been collected and $3,027.68 still
collectable. In Lee district there Is a
balance Of $2,525.6l, $5,04992 having
been collected and $2,502.69 still due.
Mount Vernon district shows $2,779.O9
balance, with $8,374.34 paid in and
$2,300.3l to be collected. The Provi-
the lowest on this list also, showing a
balance of only $563.7l, out of $6,915.O8
collected and $3,374.22 due.
Interest and Sinking Funds.
The interest and sinking fund ac-
counts for indebtedness show a balance
of $2,55l go interest in Dranesville dis
trict and $29, 289.06 sinking fund; In
Falls Church district, $16.272.43 inter-
est and $61.051.70 sinking fund: in
Mount Vernon district there is
$5.773.70 balance for interest and $12,-
OTTO for sinking fund; in Providence
district the interest amounts to $13,-
1850, the sinking fund $37,66l.73.
The treaSurer'S books show a balance
January /, 1880, in the State school
fund of $8.939.02 and in the county
school fund of SIG, 785.75. In the special
district school funds-20 per cent levy
for interest on ndebtedness-there is a
balance of $l,605.08 in Dranesville dis
trict; $4,162.23 in Falls Church district;
$6.028.73 in Providence district. In the
sinking funds for school bonds the
per cent levy has yielded $3,344.4O for
Dranesville district, $5,649.12 for Falls
Church district. $5,980.54 for Providence
district and $400 for the town of Fair
fax. In Jefferson School district of
Falls Church town there is balance
of $25.22 in the State fund and
$2,707.09 in the county fund. The Julia
E. r. Mcdaniel trust fund for Floris
Vocational School shows a balance of
$7l.62.