Decrease in net debit balances under Old and New Tax Law Balances of Old and New Tax Law Divisions of Account combined (Table No. 77): Debit balances June 30, 1888.... Credit balances June 30, 1888..... Debit balances June 30, 1889... $423,315 17 36,919 27 $386,395 90 $249,652 04 $168,389 37 31,645 51 218,006 53 Decrease in net debit balance during year as above....-- .. 168,389 37 $19,603 15 The debits, except balances, Old Law Division (Table No. 75), amount to.. The debits, except balances, New Law Division The credits, except balances, Old Law Division Excess of credits during year. The cash credited during the year, Old Law . . . . . The cash debited during the year, Old Law The interest debited during year, Old Law Di- The interest credited during year, Old Law The miscellaneous debits during year, Old Law 1,555,976 16 $1,564,852 98 The miscellaneous credits during year, Old $25,246 71 $304,347 56 $1,259,505 42 279,100 85 The number of each county table summarized here is given opposite the number of the county. The county tables, No. 78, page 113, to No. 161, page 241, inclusive, state each item of the accounts between the State and the counties. APPORTIONMENT OF STATE TAXES. Table No. 74, pages 100 and 101, gives the equalized valuation of the State for 1886, 1887, 1888, 1889, 1890, by counties and in the aggregate; also, the apportionment of the State Tax for 1888, by acts and by counties. TAXES CHARGED BACK TO COUNTIES. Table No. 66, pages 90 and 91, shows the taxes of 1881 and previous years, with interest and expense of sale; also, the State Tax of 1882 and subsequent years, with interest and expense of sale, charged back June 30, 1889. RETURN OF TAXES OF 1888. Table No. 67, pages 92 and 93, shows the number of acres returned, and the valuation thereof, and the amount of Local and State Taxes returned. ADVERTISING LANDS. Table No. 68, pages 94 and 95, shows the number of descriptions advertised, amount at 30 cents each, number of errors, deductions on account of errors, and the amount paid for each county on account of sales in October, 1888. SALE OF STATE TAX LANDS. Table No. 69, pages 96 and 97, shows, by counties, the minimum amounts at the sale in October, 1888; also, the amounts bid above minimum, the amounts sold, the amounts unsold, and the amounts withheld. DELINQUENT STATE TAX-UNDER THE NEW TAX LAW. Table No. 70, page 98, is a summary of the account for the year, with the delinquent State Tax of 1882 and subsequent years. DELINQUENT STATE TAX-EXPENSE OF COLLECTING UNDER NEW TAX LAW. Table No. 71, page 98, is a summary of the account for the year, with the expenses of collecting the delinquent State Tax of 1882 and subsequent years. Table No. 72, page 99, is a summary of the account with the Old Tax Law Division of the county accounts for the year. SUNDRY COUNTIES. Table No. 73, page 99, is a summary of the accounts with the New Tax Law Division of the county accounts for the year. TAXATION UPON MANUFACTURE AND SALE OF LIQUORS. Table No. 162, pages 242 and 243, is compiled from the thirteenth annual reports of the County Treasurers, under Act 228, 1875, and subsequent laws. It appears from this table that in the State there are ninety manufacturers; fifty-six wholesale and three thousand seven hundred and seventeen retail dealers. The amount of tax paid by the manufacturers was wholesale dealers was.. $5,852 96 26,535 00 1,468,410 89 $1,500,798 85 STATE INSTITUTIONS. Table No. 163, pages 244 and 245, is a summary of the transactions of the several State Institutions for the year ending June 30, 1889, as reported to the Auditor General under Act 148, Laws of 1873. Tables No. 164, page 246, to No. 190, page 269, inclusive, give the details for each institution. ANALYTICAL WORK. Tables No. 191, page 270, to No. 211, page 291, are devoted to the analysis of the receipts to and disbursements from, the State Treasury, since the organization of the State. This analysis was made by years, in 1873-4, and published in the report for 1874, down to and including September 30 of that year. The results of that work are brought forward, and the annual analysis for each succeeding year added. TERRITORIAL AND STATE TREASURERS. Table No. 212, pages 292 and 293, shows the receipts, disbursements, and balances, by years, since 1829; also, interest received on funds deposited and fees and charges collected by the different State Departments. RECEIPTS TO THE STATE TREASURY SINCE ITS ORGANIZATION. Table No. 213, pages 294 and 295, gives the classes of the above receipts, the net and the gross; also the land warrant and the double and fictitious receipts. DISBURSEMENTS FROM THE STATE TREASURY SINCE ITS ORGANIZATION. Table No. 214, pages 296 and 297, gives the classified disbursements, the net and the gross; also, the land warrants and double and fictitious disbursements. NET RECEIPTS FROM SALE OF LANDS. Table No. 215, pages 298 and 299, gives the net receipts, by classes, from the sale of lands since the organization of the State. NET RECEIPTS ON ACCOUNT OF INTEREST FROM HOLDERS OF CERTIFICATES OF PART-PAID LANDS. Table No. 216, pages 298 and 299, gives the amount, by classes, of the above receipts, since the organization of the State. INTEREST PAID BY STATE ON TRUST FUNDS. Table No. 218, pages 300 and 301, gives the interest paid by the State on trust funds, the surplus specific taxes, and the amount of the receipts from holders of certificates of part-paid lands that have been disbursed for educational purposes, by classes, since the organization of the State. STATE INSTITUTIONS. Table No. 219, pages 302 and 303, shows the entire payments to the several State institutions under legislative appropriations; and Table No. 217, pages 300 and 301, shows the amounts paid to managing boards by institutions and classes. HISTORY AND CHARACTER OF THE BONDED DEBT. Tables No. 220, pages 304 and 305, to No. 230, page 320, inclusive, show the transactions on account of the several classes of bonds issued by State authority. See index, under head of "Bonds" for pages. COUNTIES, WHEN LAID OUT AND ORGANIZED. Table No. 231, pages 320 and 321, show when the several counties were laid out, to what counties attached and when, and the year of organization. TAXABLE PROPERTY OF THE STATE. Table No. 232, pages 322 and 323, shows the amount as equalized by boards of supervisors and by the State Board, changes in valuation, assessed value, amount upon which tax was apportioned, amount of tax apportioned, changes in amount, rate per capita and in mills on one dollar, and net receipts from State tax from 1838 to 1889, inclusive; and Table No. 233, pages 324 and 325, shows substantially the same thing for the taxes levied under the New Tax Law. |