Brought forward.... $478,269 85 Advances to county treasurers for taxes on non-resident lands returned to the Comptroller's office..... 60,000 00 Road commissioners for non-resident taxes returned to the Comptroller's office...... Agents to examine auctioneers' accounts.. Expenses of transfer office, New York city.. Repayment of money to purchasers for redemption of lands sold for Repayment of money erroneously paid for taxes.. Repayment of money in cases of failure of title to lands sold by the Repayment of money paid into the treasury through mistake........... Quarantine maintenance, buildings, expenses; &c.. Expenses of public lands and compensation and mileage of the Lieutenant-Governor and Speaker of the Assembly, as Commissioners of the Land Office..... 4,076 21 1,000 00 500 00 750 00 25,000 00 10,000 00 600 00 1,000 00 7,500 00 122,491 00 2,495 00 Postage of official letters.. 4,000 00 Stationery for the public offices .... 4,820 35 Transportation of the journals and documents of the Legislature, packages for the public offices and expense of boxes.. 5,380 92 Expenses of the Regents of the University, and salaries of the Expenses of the Hall for the State Cabinet of Natural History, Brought forward..... New York Institution for the Blind...... New York State Institution for the Blind, at Batavia... Supplying the "Radii" to the deaf and dumb....... ..... Hospitals and other charitable institutions, including $184,158, to be derived from special funds....... Dispensaries $121,516 17 $1,697,620 88 56,451 90 35,000 00 105,000 00 40,000 00 36,407 89 25,000 00 500 00 10,990 48 191,000 00 279,158 00 24,950 00 New York Medical College for women, from a special fund Commissioners of Public Charities for the salary of the secretary, and office and traveling expenses 10,000 00 6,302 79 942,277 23 Interest of $36,000 debt, created for the benefit of the Stockbridge Compensation of sheriffs for transmission of reports to the Secretary Compensation of the keeper of Washington's Head-quarters.... 100 00 Reports of the Court of Appeals and Supreme Court, for exchange Road from Township 4, Brown's tract, to Lake Champlain .... 4,000 00 70,390 00 Improvement of Cayuga lake inlet 1,300 00 Amount of mill tax levied in 1869, and appropriated for canal purposes, chapters 697 and 877, Laws of 1869.... 1,627,000 00 Carried forward... $4,898,199 67 Brought forward. $4,898,199 67 Amount of the 24 mills tax levied in 1869 and appropriated to the Bounty Debt Sinking Fund, chapter 325 Laws of 1865...... .... 4,185,000 00 Miscellaneous and additional payments which may be authorized by the Legislature..... Add deficiency..... Estimated revenue Estimated deficiency September 30th, 1870 800,000 00 $9,883,199 67 3,067,018 80 $12,950,218 47 12,778,690 38 $171,528 09 (XII.) SCHEDULE showing the amount of the four and eleven-twentieths mill tax levied in 1868, on the valuation of real and personal property in each county of this State, viz.: for support of Government, one mill and one-fourth of one mill; for Canals, one mill and 11-195 of a mill; for Bounty Debt, two mills and one-sixth of one mill; and for the Whitehall and Plattsburgh Railroad, one-thirteenth of one mill; the expenses of collection and the amount payable into the treasury, also the amount of unpaid taxes returned to the Comptroller's office, and admitted. (XIII.) CLERKS IN THE PUBLIC OFFICES. Statement showing the amount paid for Clerk hire in the Public Offices (except the Canal, Banking and Insurance Departments) during the year ending 30th September, 1869, and the amount of the present salaries. Governor's Office. Amount paid. Present salary. Present clerks: E. K. Apgar, salary eight months..... A. V. V. Dodge, salary eight months....... Solon W. Stocking, salary four months...... $1,066 64 300 00 S. C. Clobridge, salary four months......... $400 00 205 00 605 00 |