Receipts:
Received from Louisiana Purchase Exposition
Company, by
appropriation of February
16, 1903 ................................... $3,000.00
Received from appropriation of Congress,
by act of
February 18, 1904 ....................................................
100,000.00
Received interest on $100,000 account
.................................. 1,502.29
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104,502.29
Disbursements:
Tinting walls, staining floors, heating
apparatus,
wiring for bells, awnings,
screens, and plumbing—
From $100,000
............................ $2,263.32
From $3,000 ..............................
64.30
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$2,327.62
Furniture, china, linen, freight, and
packing charges—
From $100,000
............................ 11,692.65
From $3,000 ..............................
652.25
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12,344.90
Mileage and per diem, board meetings and
rotating
committees, paid from all
sources ..................... 30,272.76
Entertainment, all sources ..............................
10,672.85
Stationery, engraving, and printing .....................
5,906.15
Postage and telegrams ...................................
1,196.94
Telephones ..............................................
281.24
Clerical and household force expenses
................... 5,096.17
Office incidentals ......................................
274.14
House incidentals .......................................
1,007.84
Other incidentals .......................................
2,255.77
Model playground ........................................
5,100.00
Miscellaneous expenses, resolution June
10, 1905, in
payment ...............................................
2,000.00
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Total disbursements ...................................
78,736.38
Less returned from incidental account
................... 900.75
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Grand total of all disbursements
to June 10, 1905 ..... 77,835.63
Balance in hands of treasurer June 10, 1905 ...............
26,666.66
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104,502.29
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Amount brought forward from the treasurer’s
report as balance in
hands of treasurer June 10, 1905, which
is the amount to be returned
to the Exposition Company by the board