Secretary of State, clerks' funds (as estimated by Secretary). Secretary of State, land department. State Inspector of Coal Mines, salary.. State Librarian, salary State Librarian, assistant's salary. State Treasurer, salary. State Treasurer, deputy's salary. State Treasurer, clerk's fund (as per estimate of Treasurer) State Superintendent of Public Weights and Measures, salary. Superintendent of Public Instruction, salary. Superintendent of Public Instruction, deputy's salary. Superintendent of Public Instruction, clerks' fund (as per estimate of Superintendent) Supreme Judges, salaries.. Supreme Court, contingent expenses. Supreme Court Reporter's salary.... Adjusting permanent school fund and revenue accounts Agricultural College, trustee's mileage. Agricultural societies Arrest of fugitives.. Asylum for Feeble-Minded Children, for clothing. Asylum for Feeble-Minded Children, support. Aslyum for Feeble-Minded Children, trustees' mileage. Blind Institution, for clothing.. Blind Institution, for support and pupilage Deaf and Dumb Institution, for clothing ... Deaf and Dumb Institution, for support and pupilage. Des Moines river land claims. Hospitals for Insane, trustees' expenses Hospitals for Insane, county and State patients.. Interest on school fund loans.. Iowa Orphans' Home, county dues.. Iowa Soldiers' Orphans' Home, Trustees' mileage. Iowa Soldiers' Orphans' Home, support.. Iowa Weather Service. Miscellaneous expenditures.. New capitol building (balance of appropriation of 1882). Penitentiary at Anamosa, support... Penitentiary at Anamosa, officers' and guards' pay. Penitentiary at Ft. Madison, officers' and guards' pay. Providential contingencies. Relief of Metz School Journal.. State binding. State Board of Education, expenses.. State Board of Health, salaries and expenses. State Historical Society. State Horticultural Society.. State Library.. State Militia.... State Normal School, Directors' expenses. State printing. State Reform School, support State Reform School, Trustees' expenses.. State University, Board of Regents' expenses. State University, endowment fund. 4,200.00 General law. Since the last biennial report from this office, the war and defense four per cent warrants, issued under chapter 199, Laws of 1880, amounting to $125,000.00 and the last of the war and defense bonds then outstanding, for the sum of $2,500.00, have been redeemed and canceled; and it affords me much pleasure through you, sir, as their chief executive, to congratulate the people of Iowa upon the fact that the State is once more practically out of debt, her finances in a sound and prosperous condition and her executive business wisely and economically administered. The following statement, numbered eleven, is an exhibit of an apparent indebtedness which is not real, as the State owes no one but herself. STATEMENT No. XI. AMOUNT DUE FROM REVENUE TO SCHOOL FUND. The revenue fund has become responsible to the school fund for the following bonds: Bond No. 1, issued to the permanent school fund of the State, under section 1, chapter 134, Laws of 1864, dated November 12, 1864, interest payable on the first days of January and July in each year, at 8 per cent, for....... Bond No. 2, issued to permanent school fund of the State, under chapter 80, Laws of 1866, dated March 2, 1868, interest payable on the first days of January and July in each year, at 8 per cent, for...... Bond No. 3, issued to the permanent school fund of the State, for losses to the school fund, under section 2, chapter 134, Laws of 1864, dated November 1, 1871, interest payable on the first days of January and July of each year, at 8 per cent, for...... Bond No. 4, issued to the permanent school fund of the State, for losses to the school fund, under section 2, chapter 134, Laws of 1861, dated January 5, 1876, interest payable on the first days of January and July in each year, at 8 per cent, for..... $122,295.75 112,202.26 8,558.14 2,379.04 Total.. $245,435,19 In addition to the cash balance in the treasury, of $71,559.52, I find upon record assets accredited to general revenue, as shown in the following statement, numbered twelve; the notes having been placed in the hands of the Attorney-general for collection, as evidenced by receipts on file in this office: STATEMENT No. XII. REAL ESTATE AND NOTES BELONGING TO GENERAL REVENUE. DYER DEFALCATION. Wm. H. Shaw, balance on note (ten per cent)........ ORWIG DEFALCATION. S. Mellinger's note (six per cent).. .$ 6,700.00 Maria S. Orwig and S. F. Spofford, note (six per cent).. 2,650.00 Maria S. Orwig, note (ten per cent). ..... Maria S. Orwig, note (ten per cent).. 1,000.00 1,500.00 2,500.00 8,000.00 Total....... .$22,350.00 Deduct amount collected by Attorney-general and paid into the State treasury.. 9,520.75 Leaving a balance due the State, of..... $12,829.25 *Estimated value of lands same as before reported, having had no opportunity to re-value them. RANKIN DEFALCATION. District township of Saylorville, note (ten per cent)...$ 77.70 200.00 700.00 Jackson Wisehart and wife, judgment for. 2,911.08 Real estate, south part nw qr of ne qr, 30 acres; and north part of sw qr of ne qr, 10 acres; all in section 27, township 74, range 6, in Washington county; the whole estimated to be worth $300. Sections 28 and 29, and ne qr of section 21, and se qr of section 30, all in township 100, range 48, in Lyon county, 1,600 acres; estimated to be worth $8,000. Also, the sw qr of section 1, township 97, range 40; 160 acres in O'Brien county; estimated to be worth $500. Total estimated value of real estate now remaining unsold... Total....... 8,500.00 .$11,888.78 Deduct amount paid by Jackson Wisehart, on judgm't 1,500.00 Balance due the State.... Aggregate, notes, judgment, and real estate..... $10,388.78 $23,435.06 |