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1884.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN.
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF 8TATF,
Department of State,
October 10, 1884.
To his Excellency, Jeremiah M. Rusk.
Governor of the State of Wisconsin:
Sir: — In conformity with the laws of the State of Wis-
consin prescribing the duties of the Secretary of State, I
have the Jionor to submit the biennial report of this depart-
ment, showing the condition of the several funds, a com-
plete statement of the receipts and expenditures during the
biennial fiscal term closing September 30, 1884. The report
also includes various statistical tables and other information
of interest to the people of the State.
GENERAL STATEMENT.
The aggregate result of the last two years' financial tran-
sactions on all the Funds of the State is as follows:
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General and other Funds.
GENERAL FUND.
Receipts $2,907,204 04
DiBbursements $2,332,857 67
Balance September 80, 1882 364,220 68
Balance September 30, 1884 938,567 15
$3,271,424 72 $3,271,424 72
ALL OTHER FUNDS.
f
RECEIPTS.
School Fund $668,704 48
School Fund Income 398,973 62
University Fund 21,085 68
University Fund Income 152,058 00
Agricultural College Fuad . . . .^ 30, 628 65
Agricultural College Fund Income 34, 947 54
Normal School Fund 258,813 53
Normal School Fund Income 176, 223 96
Drainage Fund 131 , 575 46
Delinquent TaxFund 24,465 85
Deposit Fund 2 , 695 05
St. Croix & L. Superior R. R. Trespass Fund. 2, 353 65
Redemption Fund 471 71
Wis. R R Farm Mortgage Land Co. Fund. . . 8, 935 09
Manitowoc & Calumet Swamp Land Fund. . . 318 17
$1,912,250 44
DISBURSEMENT&
School Fund $657,979 16
School Fund Income 413,701 81
University Fund 24,933 38
University Fund Income 152,058 00
Agricultural College Fund 35, 866 48
Agricultural College Fund Income 34, 947 54
NormalSchool Fund 262,831 77
Normal School Fund Income 176,223 96
Drainage Fund 131,76393
Delinquent Tax Fund 27,729 88
Deposit Fund 1, 677 03
St Croix & L. Superior R. R. Trespass Fund. 8, 627 93
St. Croix & L Superior R. R. Deposit Fund. . 434 50
Redemption Fund 231 63
Wis. R R Farm Mortgage Land Co. Fund. . . 8, 708 75
Manitowoc and Calumet Swamp Land Fund . 20 50
Allotment Fund 29 33
$1,912,250 44 $1,932,265 68
Balance September 30, 1882 162,412 98
Balance September 30, 1884 142,397 84
$2,074,668 42 $2,074,663 42
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Oeneral Fund,
GENERAL FUND.
This fund embraces all the revenue of the State applica-
ble to the payment of the ordinary expenses of the State
Government.
The sources from which it is derived are the annual State
tax, tax on civil actions, licenses of railroad companies,
plank road companies, telegraph companies, insurance com-
panies, hawkers and peddlers, notary public fees, oflBce fees
and sales of laws and reports. The expenditures therefrom
are authorized by permanent and temporary appropriations,
and by the several laws requiring the Secretary of State to
audit accounts. A detailed statement of the transactions in
this fund will be found m Appendix " A."
The receipts and disbursements have been as follows:
State Tax, general expenses. .
Interest on certificates of in-
debtedness
Interest due School Fund In-
come
Annual levy for State Univer-
sity
Support of inmates of Chari-
table Institutions
State Tax on Civil Actions. . .
RECEIPTS.
From Countdds.
1883.
*$499,910 43
1884
t$109,754 00
157,500 00
157,500 00
7,088 36
7,088 36
45,632 52
57,442 52
97,065 06
5,060 00
97,114 36
4,504 00
$812,266 37
$433,403 24
$1,245,659 61
♦ Amount levied ch. 812, L. 1882 $500,000 00
Overpaid by Lincoln County, in 1881 160 22
iM99,889 78
Received from Green Lake County, unpaid.taz of 1881 70 65
As above $499,910 48
tAmountlevied,ch. 195, L. 1888 $110,000 00
Lees, unpaid tax, Burnett County 248 00
As above $109,754 00
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General Fund,
2. From Corporation&
1883. 1884.
Railroad Companies, license . . . $683, 082 51 $754, 269 44
Plank and other Road Com-
panies, license 112 28 32 47
Telegraph Companies, license. . 3, 897 87 4, 568 85
Telephone Companies, license. . 463 29 1, 169 26
Railway Car Companies 138 15
Fire Insurance Companies i 44, 735 33 51, 436 81
Life Insurance Companies 12, 626 80 13, 467 94
$744,918 08 $825,082 92
== === $1,570,001 00
. 3. From Sundry Sources.
Hawkers and Peddlers $13, 218 93 $13, 005 85
Miscellaneous 34,698 79 30,619 86
$47,917 72 $43,625 71
$91,543 43
Total receipts for two years $2, 907, 204 04
DISBURSEMENTS.
1. Salaries and Permanent Appropriations.
1883. 1884.
Governor's office $6, 751 00 $6, 720 00
Secretary's office 7,000 00 7,000 00
State Treasurer's office 7, 000 00 7, 000 00
Attorney General's office 5, »00 00 5, 000 00
State Superintendent's office. . . 5, 650 00 5, 650 00
Railroad Commissioner's office. 5, 025 20 5, 068 00
Insurance Commissioner's office 3,812 60 4,500 00
Public Property office 2, 000 00 2, 000 00
Supreme Court 30, 039 25 30, 227 25
Circuit Courts 39,913 04 41,250 00
State Historical Society 8, 625 00 8, 776 00
StateLibrary 3,565 32 3,293 18
State Board of Charities and
Reform 3,477 42 3,893 31
Land Protection 4,941 71 5,355 63
State Board of Health 4, 754 85 3, 324 62
FishCulture 6,500 00 6,500 00
Interest on State Indebtedness
and Bonds 157,590 00 157,650 00
School Fund Income 7, 088 36 7, 088 36
University Fimd Income 45, 632 51 57, 442 52
$354,366 1« $367,737 87 $722,104 03
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2. Leqislative Expenses,
Lt. Gk)vemor $1,000 00 $1,000 00
Senate— Salaries $16, 500 00
MUeage 856 60
Employes 15, 464 00
32,820 60
Assembly — Salaries 50, 500 00
Mileat^e 2,699 80
Employes.. 21,552 00
74,751 80
Legislative Employes 297 50
Printing 4,947 78
Blue Book 6,268 83
Gas 1,122 30
Supplies 209 76
Legislative Visiting Ck)mmittee 300 00
Investigating Committee 171 61
Newspapers (Legislature of 1882) 2 00
Chaplains 165 00
Contesting Seats 1, 165 10
$123,222 28 $1,000 00 $124,222
8. For Charitable and Penal Institutions.
1883. 1884.
State Hospital for the Insane. . . . $105» 042 04 $91, 514 00
Northern Hospital for the Insane 113, 842 60 108, 267 06
Institute for the Deaf and Dumb. 37, 111 27 36, 007 32
Institute for the Blind 14, 234 23 17, 376 42
Industrial School for Boys 58, 201 88 46, 724 11
Industrial School for Girls 2, 500 00
StatePrison 14,369 35 9,000 72
Soldiers' Orphans' Home 79 00 13 50
$345,380 37 $308,903 13 $654,288 50
4. Clerk Hire.
Gk)vemor's office $1, 500 00 $1, 500 00
Secretary's office 13,259 00 12,010 00
Services, chap. 90, Laws 1883. . . . 750 00 1, 500 00
Treasurer's office 7,308 00 7,312 00
Landoffice 13,920 00 13,920 00
Public Property office 1,375 00 1,625 00
State Superintendent's office 1 , 500 00 1 , 500 00
Railroad Commissioner's office. . . 687 50
Insurance Commissioner's office. 550 00
$40, 849 50 $39, 867 00 $80, 216 50
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Oeneral Fund.
6. Labor About the Capitol.
1883. 1884.
Engineers and firemen $3, 466 60 $3, 828 50
Carpenters 1,794 00 1,941 00
Watchmen 1,460 00 1,464 00
Police 2,109 92 2,120 64
Janitors and messengers 11 , 491 71 12, 904 18
Laborers 6,31106 5,788 98
$26,633 19 $28,042 30
6. For Sundry Purposes.
Contingent expenses $10, 635 70 $25, 662 77
Printing 15,895 84 10,643 35
Bureau of Labor Statistics 741 25 2, 060 00
Postage 4,327 09 4,760 09
Paper 14,191 72 6,844 85
Geological Report 27, 852 62
Gas 3,212 30 3,696 30
Fuel 3,966 48 1,576 11
Stationery 3,329 61 1,574 99
Militia 21,141 44 30,760 68
Governor's Contingent Fund . . 1, 100 00 1, 500 00
Examiners of State Teachers. . 190 95 250 10
Immigration Commission 3, 487 42 3, 243 68
Amber Cane Exi)eriments 1, 816 90
State Board of Supervision. ... 12, 703 69 13, 126 52
Publishing Notices and Procla-
mations 419 15 649 16
Publishing General Laws 22, 281 80
Publishing Private and Local
Laws 1,819 20
Advertising Lands 898 25 779 60
Capitol Enlargement 109, 237 27 36, 926 22
Free High Schools 26,741 80 25,000 00
County Agricultural Societies. 5,300 00 5,300 00
Statistics of Crime 40 17 20
Real Estate Returns 192 95 2, 619 05
Apportionment of Railroad
Licenses to Counties 24, 367 05 21, 950 97
Maintaining Insane in County
Hospitals 50,562 05 68,413 11
Bounties on Wild Animals 10, 579 00 7, 103 00
Special Appropriations 24, 372 00 8, 714 48
Miscellaneous 4,657 07 8,663 14
$54,675 49
$406, 020 90 $291, 834 87 $697, 355 77
Total disbursements for two yoars $2, 382, 857 57
Total receipts for two years $2,907,204 04
Balance September 80, 1882 864,220 68
Balance September 30, 1884 938, 567 15
$3,271,424 72 $3,271,424 72
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SCHOOL FUND.
The School Fund is composed of:
1. Proceeds of lands granted by United States for support of schools.
% All moneys accruing to the state by forfeiture or escheat.
3. All penalties for trespass on school lands.
4. All fines collected in the several counties for breaches of penal laws.
5. All moneys paid as an exemption from military duty.
6. Fivejper cent of net proceeds of sales of United States public lands.
The number of acres of unsold land, the proceeds of which
are applicable to this fund, is 120,829. The cash receipts and
disbursements during the last two years have been as fol-
lows:
RECEIPTS.
1883. 1884.-
Salesof land $18,484 93 $9,837 51
Dues on certificates 41,792 59 31,865 51
Loans 36,328 05 31,962 44
Penalties and forfeitures 65, 36 25 61
Taxes 11 39
Fines ^'^'^v^'^'^',v^lll[l',l[ll[['.[ 14,52640 'i5,'757'26
United states bonds 160,000 00 100,000 00
Premium on United States bonds 20, 400 00 12, 500 00
Milwaukee city bonds 10,000 00 23,000 00
Escheat 239 59 1,133 60
Specialloaas 46,979 84 93,794 50
$348,828 15 $319,876 38
Total receipts for two years $668,704 48
DISBURSEMENTS.
188a 1884.
School district loans $31,220 00 $80,178 00
United States bonds 15, 900 00 ...
Premium on United States bonds 2, 041 94
MUwaukee city bonds 275,000 00
Madison city bonds v 60,000 00
Fond du Lao city bonds 30,000 00
Specialloans 34,650 00 179,552 47
Marathon Co. refund of erroneous
payment of fines 22 80
Refunded for overpayments 172 70 146 25
$368,107 44 $299,871 72
Total disbursements for two years, $667, 979 16
Total receipts for two years $668,704 48
Balance September 30, 1882 7,767 86
Balance September 30, 1884 18,492 67
$676,471 88 $676,471 88
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School Fund.
The amounts of productive School Fund on the 30th days
of September, 1883 and 1884, were as follows:
1883. 1884.
Dues on certificates of sales $250, 723 88 $225, 767 24
Dueonloans 178,137 92 176,337 48
Certificates of indebtedness 1, 562, 700 00 1, «62, 700 00
United States bonds 106,000 00 5,000 00
Milwaukee city bonds 435, 000 00 412, 000 00
Madison city bonds 60, 000 00
Fond du Lac city bonds 30, 000 00
Loan to Iowa county 10, 000 00
Loan to Wood county 25, 500 00 18, 500 00
Loan to Juneau county 6,000 00 5,250 00
.Loan to Jackson county 20,000 00 20,000 00
Loan to Polk county 500 00
Loan to Burnett county 14,666 67 4,078 47
Loan to Barro 1 county 20,000 00 20,000 00
Loan to Vernon county 16, 100 00 13, 800 00
Loan to Lincoln county 38, 500 00 72, 748 31
Loan to Bayfield county 25, 000 00
Loan to Washburn county 10, 774 00
Loan to city of New London 11, 500 00 22, 000 00
Loam to c^ty of Mineral Point 18, 000 00 18, 000 00
Loan to city of Jefferson 3,000 00 2,500 00
Loan to city of Berlin 4,000 00 2,000 00
Loan to city of Wausau. 22, 500 00 20, 000 00
Loan to city of Hudson 5,500 00 5,000 00
Loan to city of Merrill 11, 800 00
Loan to city and town of Mineral Pt, Iowa Co 10, 000 00 10, 000 00
Loan to town of Mineral Point, Iowa Co 12, 000 00 7, 000 00
Loan to town of Necedah, Juneau Co 7, 250 00 5, 800 00
Loan to town of Little Wolf, Waupaca Co. . . 4, 000 00 3, 500 00
Loan to town of Luck, Polk county 1, 500 00 1, 250 00
Loan to town of Arcadia, Trempealeau Co. . . 28, 333 33 25, 000 00
Loan to town of St Lawrence, Waupaca Co. 5, 365 00 4, 760 00
Loan to town of Lyndon, Sheboygan Co 6, 000 00 3, 000 00
Loan to town of Pine Valley, Clark Co 1, 600 O^ 1, 200 00
Loan to town of Mosinee, Marathon Co 4, 100 00 3, 750 00
Loan to town of Thorpe, Clark Co 5, 000 00 4, 166 66
Loan to town of Ashland, Ashland Co. 6, 000 00 80, 000 00
Loan to town of Richfield, Wood Co 2, 750 00 2, 750 00
Loan to town of Lincoln, Trempealeau Co. . . 5, 300 00 5, 300 00
Loan to town of Arena, Iowa Co 1,500 00 1,400 00
Loan to town of Maine, Outagamie Co 2, 200 00 2, 200 00
Loan to town of Auburndale, Wood Co 2, 200 00 1, 980 00
Loan to town of Weston. Clark Co 1, 700 00 1, 700 00
Loan to town of Waldwick, Iowa Co 17, 000 00
Loan to town of Rolling, Langlade Co 1, 200 00
Loan to town of Butternut, Ashland Co 2, 000 00
Loan to town of Moscow, Iowa Co 9, 400 00
Loan to village of Waukesha 6. 000 00
Loan t© Mineral Point Seminary 5,000 00 5,000 00
Loan to School District No. 7, Baraboo, Sauk
county 8,000 00 8,000 00
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School Fund Income.
Loan to School District No. 12, Darlington,
La Fayette Co 8,000 00 7,000 00
Loan to School District No. 6, Union and Mag-
nolia, Rock Co 7,000 00 6,000 00
Total at interest $2,888,115 80 $2,913,612 16
Premium on U. S. Bonds $17,629 44 $5,129 44
SCHOOL FUND INCOME.
The interest received on School Fund investments and on
the principal due for sales of school lands, constitute the
School Fund Income. The amount of this Fund in the
Treasury on the 1st day of J une, is annually certified by the
Secretary of State to the State Superintendent of Public
Instruction, and by him apportioned, under the provisions of
section 554 of the Revised Statutes, among the several coun-
ties of the State, for the use of common schools in the man-
ner provided by law. The apportionment is made according
to the number of children in each town, village and city,
over the age of four and under the age of twenty years, as
shown by the report of the State Superintendent during the
year preceding.
The receipts and disbursements during the last two years
have been as follows:
RECEIPTS.
1883. 1884.
Interest on land ceFtificates and
loans $30,446 26 $27,737 36
Interest on certificates of indebt-
edness 109,389 00 109,389 00
Interest on United States bonds 9, 956 25 3, 600 00
Interest on Milwaukee city
bonds 11,900 00 22,200 00
Interest on special loans 26, 516 43 33, 659 80
Qeneral Fund, Sec. 247, Revised
Statutes 7,088 36 7,088 36
Treas. Normal School Fund,
transfer 1 40
Treas. Drainage Fund, transfer 1 40
$195,296 30 $203,677 32
Total receipts for two years $398, 973 62
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University Fund.
DISBURSEMENTS.
1883. 1884.
Apportionment to counties. . . . $197, 531 42 $213, 177 86
Premium on Madison city-
bonds 1,596 00
Accrued interest on Fond du
Lac city bonds 624 66
Refunded for overpayments. . . 530 43 241 44
$198,061 85 $215,639 96
Total disbursements for two years $413, 701 81
Total receipts for two years $898, 973 62
Balance September 30, 1882 21, 518 98
Balance September 30, 1884 6,790 79
$420,492 60 $420,492 60
UNIVERSITY FUND.
The proceeds of sales of land granted by the United States
to Wisconsin for the support of the State University by Acts
of Congress, approved June 12, 1838, August 6, 1846, and De-
cember 12, 1852, form the University Fund. The principal
or capital, excepting the small cash balance in the State
'Treasury, is productive, drawing interest mainly at seven
per cent.
The number of acres of unsold land is 1,791.
The cash receipts and disbursements during the last two
years have been as follows :
RECEIPTS.
1883. 1884.
Salesofland $669 62 330 87
Dues on certificates of sales 3, 697 00 2, 586 00
Loans 2,136 11 1,766 08
JMilwaukee city bonds 10, 000 00
$6,402 73 $14,682 95
Total receipts for two years $21, 085 68
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University Fund Income.
DISBURSEMENTa
188a 1884
School District Loans $5, 516 06
United States bonds $8, 000 00
Premium on U. S. bonds 408 38
Madison city bonds 6,000 00
Eau Claire comity bonds 10, 000 00
Refunded for overpayment ... 8 94
$3,408 38 $21,525 00
Total disbursements for two years $24, 933
Total receipts for two years $21, 085 68
Balance September 30. 1882 2, 966 39
Overpayment September 30, 1884 881 31
$24,933 38 $24,933
The amounts of productive University Fund on the 30th
days of September, 1883 and 1884, were as follows:
1883. 1884.
Dues on certificates of sales $27, 271 24 $24, 755 24
Dueonloans 6,404 08 9,154 06
Certificates of indebtedness 111,000 00 111,000 00
United States bonds 53,000 00 53,000 00
Milwaukee city bonds 10,000 00
Platteville city bonds 6, 000 00
Eau Claire county bonds 10, 000 00
Loan to Shawano county 15, 000 00 15, 000 00
Total at interest $222,675 32 $228,909 30
Premium on U. S. bonds $3, 270 88 $3,270 88
UNIVERSITY FUND INCOME.
This fund is derived chiefly from the annual tax levy
authorized by section 390, Revised Statutes, and from the in-
terest on University land certificates and loans, and is per-
petually appropriated to the support and endowment erf the
State University by section 389, Revised Statutes. By pro-
visions of said section, this entire fund is placed at the dis-
posal of the Board of Regents by transfer to the Treasurer
of said Board, and the detailed record of its expenditures is
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Agricultural College Fund.
kept by said Treasurer distinct and independent of the ac-
counts of the State.
The receipts and disbursements during the last two years
have been as follows:
RECEIPTS.
1883. 1884.
Interest on land certificates and
loans $2,856 92 $2,363 03
Interest on certificates of indebt-
edness 7,770 00 7,770 00
Interest on United States bonds. 1, 901 25 1, 710 00
Interest on Milwaukee city
bonds 700 00 700 00
Interest on Platteville city bonds 240 00
Interest on special loan 1, 239 57 1, 050 00
Interest on the Johnson Endow-
ment 500 00 350 00
General fund appn. Sec. 390, R S.,
andCh. 30, L. 188a 45,632 51 57,442 52
John S. Dean, Sec 9,594 95 10,737 26
$69,695 20 $82,362 80
Total receipts for two years $152, 058 00
DISBURSEMENTS.
1883. 1884
Treasurer of State University. . . $69, 652 69 $82, 834 97
Refunded for overpayments. ... 42 51 27 83
$69,695 20 $82,862 80
$152,058 00
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE FUND.
The proceeds of sales of 240,000 acres of land granted by
the United States to the State by act of Congress, approved
July 2, 1862, for the support of an institution of learning,
where shall be taught the principles of agriculture and
mechitnic arts, form the Agricultural College Fund. The
number of acres of unsold land is 13,205.
The cash receipts and disbursements during the last two
years have been as follows:
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Agricultural College Fund.
RECEIPTS.
1883. 1884.
Salesof land $2,410 88 $1,776 62
Dues on certificates 10,574 00 7,491 00
Loans 2,350 04 2,644 44
Special loans 338 33 8,048 84
$15,668 25 $14,960 40
Total receipts for two years $30, 628 65
DISBURSEMENTS.
1883. 1884.
United States bonds $10, 000 00
Premium on U. S. bends 1, 361 30
Platteville city bonds 10, 500 00
Madison city bonds $2, 500 00
Eau Claire city bonds 10, 000 00
Special loan 1, 500 00
Refunded for overpayments ... 5 18
$21,866 48 $14,000 00
Total disbursements for two years $85, 866 48
Total receipts for two years $80, 628 65
Balance September 30, 1882 5, 304 47
Balance September 30, 1884 66 64
$85,938 12 $35,933 12
The amounts of productive Agricultural College Fund on
the 30th days of September, 1883, and 1884, were as follows:
1883. 1884.
Dues on certificates of sales $106, 614 00 $99, 304 00
Duesonloan 7,420 66 4,776 22
Certificates of indebtedness 60,600 00 60,600 00
United States bonds 45,000 00 45,000 00
Milwaukee city bonds 10, 00* 00 10,000 00
Platteville city bonds 10,500 00 10,500 00
Madison city bonds 2, 500 00
Eau Claire county bonds 10,000 00
Loan to city of New London 500 00 500 00
Loan to city of Manitowoc 28,000 00 28,000 00
Loan to city of Centralia ... 1, 500 00
Loan to town of Texas, Marathon Co 333 34
Loan to town of Weyauwega, Waupaca Co . . 10, 000 00 8, 000 00
Loan to town of Withee. Claxk Co 5,000 00 4,285 00
Loan to town of Day, Marathon Co 2,000 00 2,000 00
Total at interest $285,968 00 $286,965 22
Premium on U. S. bonds $1,361 30 $1,361 30
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Normal School Fund,
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE FUND INCOME.
This fund is derived from the interest on the Agricultural
College land certificates and loans, and is applied to the sup-
port of the State University. It is placed at the disposal of
the Board of Regents by transfer to the Treasurer of the
Board in the same manner as the University Fund Income.
The receipts and disbursements during the last two years
have been as follows:
RECEIPTS.
188a 1884.
Interest on land certificates and
Kloans $8,157 18 $7,510 08
Interest on certificates of indebt-
edness 4,242 00 4,242 00
Interest on United States bonds . . 1, 387 50 1, 237 50
Interest on Milwaukee city bonds 700 00 700 00
Interest on Platteville city bonds 495 00
Interest on special loans 3, 213 08 3, 063 20
$17,699 76 $17,247 78
Total receipts for two years $34, 947 54
DISBURSEMENTS.
Treasurer of the State University $17, 377 14 $17, 057 31
Accrued interest on Platteville
city bonds 187 50
Premium on Madison city bonds 66 50
Refunded for overpayments 135 12 123 97
$17,699 76 $17,247 78
Total disbursements for two years $84, 947 54
NORMAL SCHOOL FUND.
This fund consists of one-half the proceeds of the sales of
all swamp and overflowed lands received by the State from
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the United States, under Act of Congress, approved Septem-
ber 28, 1850. The number of acres of unsold lands is 476,100.
The cash receipts and disbursements during the last two
years have been as follows:
RECEIPTS.
1883. 1884
Salesof land $97,354 38 $37,147 67
Daes on certificates of sales 2, 784 00 2, 535 00
Loans 6,222 92 5,865 30
Taxes 2 82
Penalties 14 62 6 82
United States bonds 80,000 00
Premiamon United States bonds 8, 750 00
Milwaukee city bonds 10, 000 00 5, 000 00
Specialloans 33,190 00 24,940 00
$149,568 74 $109,244 79
Total receipts for two years $258, 813 58
DISBURSEMENTa
1883. 1884.
School district loans $5, 847 00 $4, 775 00
United States bonds 8, 000 00
Premium on United States bo'ds 408 38
Milwaukee city bonds 100, 000 00
Bonds of the town of Q^le,
Trempealeau Co 12,000 00
Oshkosh city bonds 5, 000 00
Madison city bonds 90, 000 00
Special loans 40, 300 00
Fees and expenses selecting
state lands 1, 132 24
Fees for examioiuK pre-emption
claims 23 93
Fees for reporting evidence —
land sales 10 00
Refunded for overpayments. . . 285 22 50 00
$122,172 84 $140,158 93
Total disbursements for two years $262, 831 77
Total receipts for two years $258, 813 53
Balance September 30, 1882 17, 969 62
Balance September 80, 1884 14,451 88
$276,788 15 $276,788 15
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Normal School Fund Income.
The amounts of productive Normal School Fund on the
30th days of September 1883, and 1884, were as follows:
188a 1884.
Dues on certificates of sales $24,762 00 $23,694 OO
Due on loans 46,088 66 44,498 36
Certificates of indebtedness 615, 700 00 515, 700 00
United States bonds 204,000 00 174,000 00
Milwaukee city bonds 250,000 00 245,000 00
Madison city bonds 90, 000 00
Oskkosh city bonds 5,000 00
Bonds of the town of Gale, Trempealeau Co. 12,000 00 12,000 00
Loan to Iowa county 40,000 00 30,000 00
Loan to Wood county 45,500 00 42,000 00
Loan to Brown county 20,000 00 20,000 00
Loan to Taylor county 5, 280 00 4, 620 00
Loan to Lincoln county 17, 800 00
Loan to Manitowoc county 18, 500 00
Loantocityof Waupaca 9,000 00 6,500 00
Loan to city of LaCrosse 28,000 00 24,000 00
Loan to village of Cumberland ;... 3,000 00
Loan to town of Princeton, Green Lake Co . . 2, 000 00 1, 500 00
Loan to town of Waupaca, Waupaca Co 4, 500 00 3, 250 OO
Loan to town of Kewaunee, Kewaunee Co. . . 2, 400 00 1, 200 00
Loan to town of Barron, Barron county 1, 040 00 9 10 00
Loan to town of Mosioee, Marathon Co 1, 600 00 1, 400 00
Loan to town of Worcester, Price Co 6, 000 00
Loan to Board of Education, City of Neenah. 6, 000 00 5, 000 00
Total at interest $1,217,870 66 $1,290,572 86
Premium on U. S. bonds $24,870 88 $21,120 88
NORMAL SCHOOL FUND INCOME.
This fund is derived from the interest on swamp land cer-
tificates and loans, and is applied to establishing and main-
taining Normal Schools as provided by law. By the
provisions of section 394, Revised Statutes, this entire fund is
placed at the disposal of the Board of Regents of Normal
Schools, by transfer to the Treasurer of said Board, and the
detailed record of its expenditures is kept separate and dis-
tinct from the accounts of the State. The receipts and dis-
bursements during the last two yeaiis have been as follows:
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Drainage Fund.
RECErpra
1883. 1884.
Interest on land certificates and
loans $4,69185 $6,023 38
Interest on certificates of indebt-
edness 86,099 00 86,099 00
Interest on United States bonds. 8, 681 25 8, 145 00
Interest on Milwaukee city
bonds.. 11,200 00 14,500 00
Interest on Special loans 18, 842 43 13, 626 20
Tuition Fees and book rent in
Normal Schools 11,786 06 12,447 49
Sale of furnace, PlatteyiUe Nor-
mal School 25 00
Sale of books, Platteville Nor-
mal School 86 55
T. W. Weeks, refunded 22 25
$86,36164 $89,862 32
Total receipts for two years $176, 223 96
DISBURSEMENTS.
1888. 1884.
Treasurer of Regents of Nor-
mal Schools $86,324 05 $87,419 67
Premium on Madison city bonds 2, 894 00
Treasurer of School Fund In-
come, transfer 1 40
Refunded for overpayments 87 59 47 25
$86,361 64 $89,862 32
Total disbursements for two years $176, 223 96
DRAINAGE FUND.
This fund consists of one-half the proceeds of sales of all
swamp and overflowed lands received by the State from the
United States, and is distributed on the first Monday of July
under the provisions of section 254, Revised Statutes, among
the several counties, wherein such lands lie, in proportion to
the amount of sales in the respective counties. The moneys
so paid are then apportioned by the county clerks to the
several towns in their respective counties, and are expended
under direction of the town board in draining and reclaim-
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ing the swamp lands in such town, and in constructing roads
and bridges over such swamp lands. The number of acres
of unsold land is 509,073. The cash receipts and disburse-
ments during the last two years have been as follows:
RECEIPTS.
1883. 1884
Interest on land certificates $452 45 $448 24
Salesof land 92,705 64 37,347 05
Dues on certificates 863 17 258 00
Penalties 3 28 3 63
$93,524 64 $38,050 92
Total receipts for two years $131, 575 46
DISBURSEMENTa
1883. 1884.
Apportionment to counties $12,776 65 $111,287 75
Appropriation, ch. 138, L. 1882. . 6, 000 00
Fees and expenses selecting
statelanda 1,149 38
Fees and expenses examining
pre-emption claims 23 92
Advertising 10 20
Reporting evidence — land sales 20 00
Treasurer, School Fund Income. 1 40
Refunded for overpayments 254 63 290' 00
$20,180 66 $111,583 27
Total disbursements for two
years $131,763 93
Total receipts for twd years $131, 576 46
Balance Sept. 30, 1882 .... 48, 808 29
Balance Sept. 80, 1884 .... 48, 619 82
$180,383 75 $180,383 75
The amounts of productive Drainage Fund on the 30th
days of September, 1883 and 1884, were as follows:
188a 1884.
Certificates of sales of land «6,555 00 $6,252 00
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Redemption Fund.
DELINQUENT TAX FUND.
This fund consists of the taxes collected on State lands by
the State Treasurer, in accordance with the provisions of
section 1146, Revised Statutes,, and is credited quarterly to
the diflEerent counties in which the lands are situated. The
amounts which have been so received and disbursed are as
follows:
RECEIPTa
188a 1884.
Taxes on State lands |13, 052 97 $11, 412 88
Receipts for two years $24, 465 85
DISBURSEMENTa
188a 1884,
Apportionment to counties $15, 868 79 $11, 535 63
Refunded for overpayment 173 18 157 28
$16,036 97 $11,692 91
Total disbursements for two years $27, 729 88
Total receipts for two years $24, 465 85
Balance September 30, 1882 4, 142 18
Balance September 30, 1884 878 15
$28,608 03 $28,608 03
REDEMPTION FUND.
This fund consists of moneys received for the redemption
of School, University and Agricultural College lands, sold
for the non-payment of interest and taxes, and that have
been redeemed as provided by section 228, Revised Statutes.
RECEIPTS.
1883. 1884.
Advertising, interest, penalties
and fees. $179 62 $292 09
Total receipts for two years $471 7 1
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$80 15
$471 71
178 93
$331 68
419 00
$650 63
$650 63
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Deposit Fund.
DISBURSEMENTS.
1888.
Refunded to purchasers on re-
demption $20148
Total disbursements for two years
Total receipts for two years
Balance September 30, 1883
Balance September 30, 1884
DEPOSIT FUND.
On the sale of land forfeited to the State, and the payment
of the amount due the State, and all costs and penalties
accrued, under the provisions of section 225 of the Revised
Statutes, if any balance remain, the amoimt of such balance
is deposited in the State Treasury to the credit of the person
entitled thereto, and is denominated the Deposit Fund. The
transactions therein have been as follows:
RECEIPTS.
1888. 1884.
Balances deposited $1, 718 16 $976 89
Total receipts for two years $2, 695 05
DISBURSEMENTS.
1888. 1884
Balances paid $1,056 87 $620 16
Total disbursements for two years $1, 677 03
Total receipts for two years $2, 695 05
Balances September 30, 1882 9,601 32
Balances September 30, 1884 $10, 619 84
$12,296 37 $12,296 87
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Railroad Trespass and Deposit Funds.
ST. CROIX AND LAKE SUPERIOR RAILROAD TRES-
PASS FUND.
This fund consists of moneys received into the State Treas-
ury, in trust, under the provisions of chapter 46, of the Gen-
eral Laws of 1869, and acts amendatory thereof. The
disbursements therefrom have been for the purpose of pro-
tecting the St. Croix and Lake Superior Railroad lands, in
accordance with the terms of said acts,
RECEIPTS.
1883. 1884.
M. Herrick, trespass penalties col-
lected $1,967 64 $386 01
Total receipts for two years $2, 353 65
DISBURSEMENTS.
188a 1884
Sloan, Stevens and Morris, attor-
ney fees $5 , 160 48
M. Herrick, timber agent — salary 750 00 $1 , 000 00
M. Herrick, timber agent — ex-
penses 1,358 60 363 90
$7,264 03 $1,868 90
Total disbursements for two years $8, 627 93
Total receipts for two years $2, 358 65
Balance September 30, 1882 42, 367 07
Balance September 80, 1884 36, 092 79
$44,720 72 $44,720 72
ST. CROIX AND LAKE SUPERIOR R. R. DEPOSIT
FUND.
This fund consists of moneys received by the State Treas-
urer in trust, under the provisions of section 14, chapter 126,
Lavirs 1874, as amended by chapter 392, Laws 1870. The time
for proving settlement upon and thereby acquiring title to the
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Wisconsin Railroad Farm Mortgage Land Co.
railroad lands in said acts described, having expired in April,
1877, no payments have been made into this Fund during
the last two years. The disbursements have been as
follows:
DISBURSEMENTS.
W. H. Phipps deposit of John
Arbucke!
1883.
$100 00 . .
1884.
Knapp, Stout & Co. deposit of
M.W.KeUer
$334 50
Total disbursements for two
Balance September 30, 1882. .
Balance September 30, 1884. .
years..
'"$842 52
$434 50
408 02
$842 52
$842 52
WISCONSIN RAILROAD FARM MORTGAGE LAND
COMPANY.
Chapter 235, Laws of 1882, authorizes the Commissioners of
the Wisconsin Raikoad Farm Mortgage Land Company to
close up the business of said corporation, and to turn over
and pay to the State Treasurer all its money and bank ac-
counts, and take his receipt therefor, and at the same time
to make its report in writing, to the Secretary of State, of its
proceedings under this act. Accordingly the said Commis-
sioners paid the sum of $8,935.09 into the Treasury, and de-
posited with the Secretary of State, the books together with
a list of claimants to whom dividends are yet due with the
amounts set opposite their respective names. Since the re-
ceipt of said money by the State, the following have been
the disbursements:
RECEIPTS FOR 1884.
D. W. Maxon, President $8,935 09
DISBURSEMENTS.
Toclaimants $8,708 75
Balance September 80, 1884 5,226 84
$8,985 09 $8,985 09
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Allotment Fund.
MANITOWOC AND CALUMET SWAMP LAND FUND.
Chapter 51, Laws of 1866, conferred upon certain commis-
sioners named therein, lands in Manitowoc and Calumet
counties, to be sold for " drainagre and other purposes," of
those counties. The legislature of 1883, by chapter 352, re-
voked the trust thus created, and directed the State Commis-
sioners of public lands to investigate and sell the residue,
and, after defraying the expenses thereof, to deposit the bal-
ance in the State Treasury. From said sale arises the fund.
In conformity to directions in the law the commissioners
of public lands fully investigated the matter. The official
investigation of said commissioners may be found in the re-
port of the Commissioners of Public Lands.
RECEIPTS FOR 1884.
Treasurer Manitowoc and Calumet Swamp Land Com-
mission $318 17
disbursements.
Expenses of Commissioners $20 60
Balance, September 30, 1884 297 67
$318 17 $818 17
ALLOTMENT FUND.
Section 3, of chapter 190, General Laws 1862, directed the
State Treasurer to receive such sumc of money as might be
placed in his hands by any volunteer making an allotment,
as provided by the act of Congress approved December 24,
1861, and to dispose of the same according to the order and
direction of such volunteer. The fund consists of moneys
so received by the State Treasurer and yet unclaimed by the
beneficiaries named by the volunteers.
DISBURSEMENTS FOR 1883.
Charles Scott $29 83
Balance, September 30, 1882 |945 87
Balance, September 30, 1884 916 54
$945 87 $945 87
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APPROPRIATIONS.
The following table exhibits the balances due on the direct
appropriations made to the several Charitable and Penal
Institutions of the State for the years 1883 and 1884, the pay-
ments therefrom, including the amount set apart for salary
and expenses of the State Board of Supervision, and the
balances remaining unexpended at the end of the fiscal year:
® Coo
'D as ©
&•
mil
P ©
•si
8tate Hospital for the
Insane
Northern Hospital for
the Insane
Institute for the Blind
Institute for the Deaf
and Dumb
Industrial School for
Boys:
State Prison
$85,801 63
30,737 31
7,726 78
20,675 88
2,228 59
$219, 135 59
236,826 87
36,000 00
81,500 00
108,949 95
31,000 00
$205,140 88
231,615 74
33,061 77
81,343 31
108,949 95
24,579 35
$49,796 24
35,948 44
10,665 01
20,832 57
8,649 24
$97,170 09
$713,412 41
$684,691 00 $125,891 50
STATE DEBT.
The bonded debt of the State, created in 1861-63, for the
purpose of carrying on the war for the maintenance of the
Union, has now all been paid or converted into certificates
of indebtedness to the Trust Funds, except two thousand
dollars, one thousand of which falls due July 1, 1886; the
other thousand, July 1, 1888.
The distribution of the debt on the 30th ultimo, was as
follows:
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War bonds outstanding: $2, 000 00
Certificates of indebtedness, School fund 1, 562, 700 00
Certificates of indebtedness, Normal School fund 515, 700 00
Certificates of indebtedness, University fund Ill, 000 00
Certificates of indebtedness. Agricultural College fund 60, 600 00
12,252,000 00
ESTIMATE OF EXPENDITURES AND REVENUES.
In accordance with the requirements of Subdivision 13,
Section 144, Revised Statutes, I append the following: de-
tailed estimate of expenditures to be defrayed from the
treasury during the years beginning January 1, 1886, and
January 1, 1887, based on expenses of former years, in which
are shown the amounts provided by permanent or temporary
appropriations and the amount required to be provided for
as before stated. I also submit a careful estimate of the
revenues from which such expenditures are to be defrayed :
EXPENDITURES.
1. Salaries and Permanent Appropriations.
Governor's office $6,«00 00
Lieutenant Governor 1, 000 00
Secretary of State's office 7,000 00
State Treasurer's office 7,000 00
Attorney General's office 5,000 00
State Superintendent's office 5, 500 00
Railroad Commissioner's office 8, 000 00
Superintendent of Public Property 2, 000 00
Supreme Court, salaries and reports 30, 000 00
Circuit Court, salaries 42, 000 00
State Library and Librarian 8, 500 00
State Historical Society 8,500 00
State Board of Charities 3, 000 00
State Board of Health 4,000 00
State Board of Immigration. 5, 000 00
State MUitia 30,000 00
Free High Schools 25,000 00
State University 59, 549 54
Normal Institutes 2, 000 00
Protecting State Lands 5, 000 00
Insurance Commissioner 8, 000 00
Commissioner of Labor Statistics 2, 000 00
$259,649.54
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2. Interest.
On State Indebtedness
Due School Fund Income.
$157,500 00
7,088 36
$164,588 86
3. Charitable Institutions.
State Hospital for Insane $65, 000 00
Northern Hospital for Insane 74,000 00
Institution for the Blind 18,000 00
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb 40, 000 00
Industrial School for Boys 40, 000 00
State Prison 15, 000 00
Milwaukee County Insane Asylum 36, 000 CO
$288,000 00
4. Clerks and Employes.
Governor's office $1,500 00
Secretary of State's office 13, 000 00
State Treasurer's office 7,200 00
SchoolLand office 18,000 00
Superintendent of Public Property 1, 500 00
Engineers and watchmen 10, 500 00
Janitors and messeni^rs 11, 000 00
laborers about capitol 9, 500 00
State Superintendent's office 1,800 00
Insurance Commissioner's office 1, 500 00
Railroad Commissioner's office 1, 500 00
172,000 00
5. Miscellaneous.
State printing 15,000 00
Purchase of paper 8, 000 00
Stationery 3,000 00
Postage 6,000 00
Advertising lands 2,000 00
Gas and fuel 9,500 00
Agricultural societies 5, 500 00
Care of insane in counties 50, 000 00
Fish culture 6,000 00
Bounty on wild animals 15, 000 00
Contingent expenses 13, 000 00
Miscellaneous expenses and appropriations. . . 110, 000 00
Apportionment of railroad license 21, 000 00
Railroad Ommissioner, for experts and inci-
dental expenses 1, 598 00
$265,598 00
$1,049,835 90
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Taxes for Defraying Expenses.
REVENUES.
1. Licenses and Fees.
Railway companies, license $825, 000 00
Insurance companies, license 65, 000 00
Telegraph companies, license 4, 500 00
Plai^ road companies, license \ 100 00
Hawkers and peddlers' license 14, 000 00
State tax on suits 6, 000 00
Miscellaneous fees 80,000 00
Telephone companies 1, 200 00
$d45,800 00
2. Taxes Authorized bt Law.
Interest on State Indebtedness $157, 500 00
Interest due School fund income 7, 088 36
Annual levy for State University 59, 549 54
Annual levy for free high schools 35, 000 00
Total revenue $1,194,937 90
LEGISLATIVE EXPENSES.
Salaries of senators $16, 500 00
Salaries of members of assembly 50, 000 00
Mileage 3,500 00
Officers and employee 80,000 00
Printing 4,50000
BlueBook 7,000 00
Incidentals 4, 000 00
Oas 1,100 00
Publishing and printing laws 20, 000 00
$136,600 00
TAXES FOR DEFRAYING EXPENSES FOR YEARS
1886 AND 1887.
As will be seen by the estimates of receipts and expendi-
tures, based on preceding years, there will be no necessity of
levying a state tax for general purposes for either of these
years. In case, however, the legislature makes extraor-
dinary appropriations, it will be necessary to make provis-
ion for the same.
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Apportionment of Tccxes.
STATE TAX FOR GENERAL PURPOSES.
Chapter 195, laws of 1883, authorizes the levying of $240,000
as a state tax for 1884, in addition to taxes requi7'ed to be
raised by section 247 and 260 Revised Statutes, which sums
are for school purposes, and chapter 300, laws of 1883, for
University fund. With the amount now in the State Treas-
ury, together with the increased revenues from licenses paid
by railway, insurance, telegraph and telephone companies,
with minor sums received from other sources, which will be
amply sufficient to defray the expenses of the state during
the ensuing year, I have concluded to make no apportion-
ment of this $240,000 to the various county clerks, believing
that in so doing the interests of the tax payers will be best
subserved; that it is contrary to good public policy to levy a
tax to lie idle in the vaults of the State Treasury. It would
seem advisable that chapter 195, laws of 1883, be repealed.
APPORTIONMENT OF TAXES.
The Secretary of State is required by section 1070, of the
Revised Statutes, to certify to the county clerk of each
county, on or before the second Monday of October in each
year, the amount of State Tax and Special Charges appor-
tioned to and levied upon his county. In this certificate are
to be included the amounts due from counties for the sup-
port of persons in the Hospitals for the Insane and the
Industrial School for Boys. These amounts are obtained
from reports made by the State Board of Supervision to the
Secretary of State, in pursuance of section 21, chapter 298,
laws of 1881. The time prescribed in said chapter for re-
porting to the Secretary of State is the twentieth of October,
which is after the latest date when the Secretary must
certify the same to the county clerks. The law should be
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so amended as to cause these certificates from the State
Board of Supervision to be made to the Secretary of State
on or before the first Monday of October.
BOUNTY ON WILD ANIMALS.
The legislature of 1883 so amended the law relating to
bounties on wild animals, that it now devolves upon the
county, wherein the animal was killed, to pay to the claim-
ant for bounty a sum equal to that paid by the State. This,
with the cutting off of bounties on foxes, and reduction of
one dollar per scalp on wolves, has materially reduced the
amount paid by the State compared to the year 188».
DETAILS OF REPORT.
For the purpose of easy reference, the full financial de-
tails required by law, and such tabular statistics as may be
deemed of interest, are classified as follows:
"A."
Includes detailed statement of the receipts and disburse-
ments of the several funds belonging to the State.
" B."
Showing the relative value of real and personal property
as assessed by the State Board of Assessment for the
year 1884.
" C."
Showing the valuation of taxable property of the several
counties of the State as determined by the State Board of
Assessment for the year 1884, and the apportionment of the
State tax and special charges for said year.
Abstract of Assessment rolls of the several counties as
returned to this Department for the year 1884, showing the
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averaged assessed value of live stock and real estate by
counties, and total assessed value of all property in the
State.
Valuation of property in different Counties in the State
as fixed by the County Boards of Supervisors and Town
Assessors, and the amount of State, County, Town, City and
Village taxes levied in 1883.
" F."
Statement showing for what purposes the county tax was
■expended in the several counties for the year ending Decem-
ber 31, 1883.
Statement showing all indebtedness of towns, cities, vil-
lages and school districts, December 31, 1883.
Statement showing all indebtedness of the several counties
December 31, 1883.
" I."
Showing sales of real estate in the several counties for the
:year ending August 31, 1884.
Statement of the principal farm products growing at the
time of making the annual assessment for the year 1884.
Statement of the principal farm products grown in 1883.
Report of agricultural societies for 1883.
Statement of votes given for associate justice supreme
'Court, and for circuit judges in the first and fourteenth judicial
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circuits at the judicial election held on the 3d day of Aprils
1883; and for circuit .judges in the 3d, 7th, 8th and 9th cir-
cuits, at the judicial election held on the 4:th day of April,
1884. Also for election to fill vacancy in the seventh judi-
cial circuit.
List of corporations organized under the general laws dur-
ing the two years ending September 30, 1884.
Abstracts of marriages, births and deaths reported to this
department during the two years ending December 31, 1883.
Statement of votes given for electors and for state officers,
November 4, 1884.
ERNST a TIMME,
Secretary of State.
3— Sec.
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APPENDIX "A.'
DETAILED STATEMENT OF THE RECEIPTS AND DIS-
BURSEMEMTS OF THE SEVERAL FUNDS FOR THE
FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 1883.
GENERAL FUND RECEIPTS.
From Counties.
Adams ,
Ashland
Barron
Bayfield ....
Brown
Buffalo
Burnett
Calumet
Chippewa . . .
Clark
Columbia . . .
Crawford . . .
Dane
Dodge
Door
Douglas
Dunn
Eau Claire..
Florence
Fond du Lac
Grant
Green
Green Lake. .
Iowa
Jackson
Jefferson
Juneau
State Tax.
$2, 175 89
1,980 76
2,054 18
707 13
9,982 22
5, 169 13
810 08
9, 191 43
8,838 48
5,638 66
16,834 32
5, 176 80
35,985 33
31,894 15
2, 175 91
898 34
6,256 37
9,526 43
1,629 37
28,678 02
18,691 75
15,369 85
8,080 98
11,546 91
4,249 45
19,173 30
5,059 40
Suit Tax.
$ro 00
19 00
40 00
7 00
103 00
35 00
16 00
65 00
98 00
64 00
103 00
25 00
228 00
61 00
61 00
35 00
112 00
139 00
6 00
205 00
103 00
68 00
81 00
34 00
42,00
51 00
32 00
For Charita-
ble Institu-
tions.
$501 00
186 90
361 75
15 66
2,808 66
760 84
331 91
1,624 88
1,001 01
860 79
2,331 00
1,272 41
3,970 88
3,363 17
991 36
107 43
1, 199 17
2,692 84
4,447 35
3,463 04
1, 171 60
696 31
2,488 91
1,299 63
2,433 27
1,191 73
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From Counties.
Kenosha
Kewaunee. . . .
La Crosse
La Fayette.. .
Langlade
Lincoln
Manitowoc. . .
Marathon
Marinette ....
Marquette
Milwaukee. . .
Monroe
Oconto
Outagamie.. . .
Ozaukee
Pepin
Pierce
Polk
Portage
Price.
Racina
Richland
Rock
St. Croix
Sauk.
Shawano.
Sheboygan . . .
Taylor
Trempealeau. ,
VernoD
Walworth . . .
Washburn. .. .
Washington. .
Waukesha
Waupaca
Waushara. . .
Winnebago.. .
Wood
State Tax.
110,769 92
4,213 14
12, 212 63
12,357 87
1,277 38
2,416 28
18,253 61
6, 160 16
4,484 85
2,758 15
94, 718 45
6,867 09
4,313 02
12,742 24
9, 169 01
1,733 39
6,422 94
2,979 47
4,436 67
2,017 97
21,936 31
6, 106 58
31,938 58
8,807 34
11,798 95
3,535 20
22, 128 87
2,429 82
6,712 66
7,459 11
21,833 39
14,932 63
24,222 43
6,756 71
4,362 55
24,214 42
2,876 88
$710,131 31
Suit Tax.
$65 00
37 eo
99 00
31 00
44 00
76 00
92 00
106 00
15 00
29 00
776 00
41 00
40 00
106 00
39 00
27 00
55 00
77 00
57 00
8 00
144 00
37 00
142 00
160 00
94 00
39 00
79 00
82 00
72 00
99 00
121 00
1 00
87 00
75 00
60 00
19 00
99 00
87 00
$5,060 00
From Railroad Companies.
C, M. & St P., R'y Ca Balance of
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R'y Co
Chicago & Northwestern R'y Co
C, St. P., Minn. & Omaha R'y Co
Chippewa Falls & Northern R'y Co
Fond du Lac, Amby & Peoria R'y <^o
Green Bay, Wmona & St. PhuI R. R Co. . . .
Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western R. R. Co
Milwaukee & Northern R'y Co
Menomonie R'y Co
Charitable
Institutions.
$1,949 95
1,109 23
2,210 96
2,264 51
40 21
85 89
3,529 19
998 87
550 64
700 74
1,434 88
1,337 91
1, 312 01
3,439 06
1,409 29
574 19
1,365 52
838 84
1,326 09
2,735 44
1,070 87
2,490 04
1,287 95
1,751 74
877 49
2, 377 28
141 16
1,335 79
1,555 66
1,750 80
2, 112 24
2,898 46
2,302 02
676 49
2,886 91
763 24
$97,065 06
$13,027 24
309,515 61
227,617 68
96,678 26
78 75
IPO 00
1,698 52
10, 108 88
3,354 07
7 53
$812,256 37
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Northern Pacific Ry Co
Prairie du Chien & McGregor R R. Co
Wisconsin & Minnesota R, R Co
"Wisconsin Central R. R. Co
Plank and Other Road Companies.
Fond du Lac Gravel Road Co
Sheboygan & Calumet Plank Road Co
Telegraph Companies.
Chicago & Milwaukee Telegraph Co
Platteville and Lancaster Telegraph Co
Western Union Telegraph Co
Telephone Companies.
Burlington Telephone Co. . .
Northwestern Telephone Co
Wisconsin Telephone Co
Insurance Companies.
Fire.
American Central Ins. Co , St. Louis, Mo. .
^tna Ins. Co. Hartford, Conn
American Ins. Co., Newark, N. J
American Fire Ins. Co., Philadelphia, Pa. .
Alemania Fire Ins. Co., Pittsburg, Pa
American Fire Ins. Co., Chicago, 111
Amazon Ins. Co., Cincinnati, Ohio
American Fire Ins. Co., New York
American Fire Ins. Co., Boston
Accident Ins. Co., of N. A. Boston
Buffalo Ina. Co., Buffalo, N. Y
Boylston Mut Ins. Co., Boston
British American Ins. Co., Toronto, Can. . .
Boston, Maiine Ins. Co., Boston
Concordia Fire Ins. Co., Milwaukee, Wis. .
Connecticut Fire Ins. Co. ; Hartford, Conn
Commercial Union Ins. Co., England
Continental Fire Ins. Co., New York
City of London l<ire Assurance, London. .
Commerce Ins. Co., Albany, N. Y
Citizens Ins. Co., New York
Commercial Fire Ins. Co., New York
California Ins. Co., San Francisco, Cal. . . ,
Clinton Fire Ina Co., New York
Detroit F. and M. Ins. Ca, Detroit, Mich. ,
$72 05
1,020 06
10, 146 36
9,607 t50
$64 72
47 66
$110 00
16 00
8,771 87
$2 50
2 92
457 87
$198 65
904 54
159 42
691 21
125 15
4 49
192 41
47 22
46 62
37 26
44 53
171 87
405 60
80 40
,471 00
393 26
470 42
J, 482 88
111 59
33 64
107 16
182 16
162 00
103 87
104 73
$683,082 51
112 28
3,897 87
463 29
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Dwelling House Ina Ca, Boston
Equitable Fire Ins. Co., Providence, R. I
Elliott Ins. Co., Boston
Fire Ins. Co., Philadelphia, Pa
Firemen's Xns. Co., Newark, N. J
Franklin's Fire Ina Co., Philadelphia, Pa
Firemen's Ids. Co., Boston . .
Fidelity and Casualty Ids. Co., New York
Firemen's Fund Ins. Co., San Francisco
Fire Association of Philadelphia, Pa
Fire Assurance Association, London, Eng
Germantown Farmer's Mutual Ins. Co
German Buffalo Ins. Co., Buffalo, N. Y
Great Western Ina Co., New York
Germania Fire Ina Co., New York
German American Ins. Co., New York
Guardian Assurance Co., London, England
Grerman Insurance Co., Freeport, 111
Greenwich Fire Ina Co., New York
Glenn's Falls Ina Co., Glenn's Falls, N. Y
Guarantee Ina Co , Montreal, Can
German-Scat dinavianHaillns. Co.,StPaul. Minn
Gerard Fire & Marine Ina Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
German- Amen can Hail Ina Co., St. Paul, Minn. .
Hekla Fire Ins. C.\, Madison, Wis
Hartford Fire Ina Co., Hartford, Conn
Home Ina Co., New York
Herman Farmera' Mut. Ina Co., Woodland, Wis.
Hanover Fire Ins. Co., New York
Hamburg Bremen Ina Co., Hamburg, Germany.
Harr. St Bo ler Inspection and Ins. Co., Hart, Ct.
Howard Ina Co., New York
Ina Co. of North America, Philadelphia, Pa
Ina Co. of the State of Pennsylvania, Phil'a
Imperial Fire Ins. Co^ London, England
Lorillard Ina Co., New York
London and Lancashire Ina Co., Liverpool, Eng.
Lion Fire Ins. Co., Liverpool, England
Liverpool, Lond. & Globe Ins. Co., Liverpool, Eng.
Lancashire Ina Co., Manchester, Eng
London Assurance Corporation, London, Eng. . .
London and Provincial Ins. Co., London, Eng. . .
La Conf ranee Ins. Co., Paris, France
Lloyd Plate Glass Ina Co.. New York
Milwaukee Mechanics Mut Ina Co., Milwaukee.
Merchants Ina Co., Newark, N. J
Michigan Fire and Marine Ins. Co
Millers and Manufacturers Mut Ins. Co., Minneap
Mercantile Ins. Co., Cleveland, Ohio
Manufrs & Merchants Mut. Ina Co., Rockford, HI
Misa Valley Manuf. Ina Co., Rock Island, 111
Mercantile Fire lea Co., Massachusetts
Metropole Fire Ins. Co., Paris, France
Merclmnts Fire loa Co., Providence, R. I
Metropolitan Plate Glass Ina Co., New York
Mechanics and Traders Ina Co., New York
Manufacturers F. and M. Ins. Co., Boston
Northwestern National Ins. Co., Milwaukee. Wia
National Fire Ina C j., Hartford, Conn
$21 98
149 12
99 44
58 90
105 30
247 75
99 30
487 16
251 20
1,071 29
418 92
886 00
264 74
66 98
662 56
1,009 47
168 94
558 98
236 03
246 05
6 40
26 47
236 26
167 90
1,182 00
1,485 06
2,231 19
119 88
662 56
230 84
128 73
192 25
2,158 64
98 88
325 31
138 04
100 45
93 38
684 56
445 89
408 44
73 22
192 18
9 52
2,396 00
189 63
31 00
54 49
213 66
26 14
68 48
99 28
229 62
148 47
82
183 56
271 20
1,038 31
249 90
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North British and Mercantile Ins. Co., London . .
Newark Fire Ins. Co., Newark, N. J
Niagara Fire Ins. Co., New York
Norwich Union Fire Ins. Soc., Norwich, Enj<
North German Fire Ins. Co., Hamburg, Germany
New York Bowery Fire Ins. Co., New York
New Hampshire Fire Ins. Co., Manchester, N. H.
National Fire Ins. Co.. New York
Northern Assurance Co., London, Eng
New Orleans Ins. Co., New Orleans
Orient Ins. Ca, Hartford Conn
Phoenix Fire Ins. Co , Hartford, Conn
Penosylvania Fire Ins. Co., Philadelphia, Penn
Pheonix Insurance Co., Brooklyo, N. Y
Pheonix Assurance Co,, London, Eng
Providence Washington Ins. Co., Providence, R. I.
Peoples' Fire Ins. Co., New York
Prescott Fire Ins. Co., Boston, Mass
Pacific Fire Ins. Co., New York
Pennsylvania Fire Ins. Co., Pittsburg, Pa
Plymouth Mutual Hail Ins. Co., Plymouth, Wis.
Queen's Ins. Co., Liverpool, Eng
Boyal Ins. Co., Liverpool, Eng
Rochester German Fiie Ins. Co., Rochester, N. Y.
Securitv Ins. Co., New Haven, Conn
St. Paul F. and M Ins. Co., St Paul, Minn
Star Fire Ins. Co., N. Y
Springfield F. and M. Ins. Co., Springfield, Mass.
Scottish Union and National Ins. Co., Edinburg,
Scotland
Sun Fire Ins. Co., Lo-^don, Eng
Shoe and Leather Ins. Co., Boston, Mass
Standard Fire Ins. Co,, London, Eng
Standard Fire Ins. Co., N. Y
Sterling Fire Ins Co., N. Y
Trader's Ins. Co., Chicago
Trans- Atlantic Ins. Co., Germany
Union Ins. Co., San Francisco, Cal
Union Ins. Co., Philadelphia, Pa
U. S. Fire Ins Co., N. Y
Union Marine Ins. Co., G. B
Western Manufacturer's Mutual Ins. Co
Westchester Fire Ins. Co., New Rochelle, N. Y. . .
Washington F. and M. Ins. Co., Boston
Western Assurance Co., Toronto, Can
Williamsburg City Fire Ins. Co., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Life,
Aetna Life Ins. Co., Hartford
Continental Life Ins. Co., Hartford
Charter Oak Life Ins. Ca, Hartford
Connecticut Mutual Life Ins. Co., Hartford
Equitable Life Ins. Co. of U. S., N. Y
Germania Life Ins. Co., N. Y
Home Life Ins. Ca, Brooklyn, N. Y
Indust'l Branch, Metropolitan Life Ins. Co., N. Y
Manhattan Life Ina Co
$1,029 68
92 68
484 48
282 66
159 20
80 62
146 24
95 72
272 48
110 08
298 08
1,207 00
945 59
982 91
468 04
95 81
2 27
22 76
80 62
8 21
14 97
580 18
473 30
249 45
28 58
731 03
129 97
695 40
78 01
269 15
202 26
200 86
58 18
86 29
257 44
87 92
78 78
192 46
2 44
89 50
249 00
594 74
96 69
645 20
112 60
$44,735 33
$300 00
800 00
800 00
800 00
800 00
800 00
800 00
800 00
800 00
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Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co., Newark, N. J
Mutual Life Ins. Co., New York
Massax^husetts Mutual Life las. Co., Springfield .
Northwestern Mut. Life Ins. Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
New England Mutual Life Ins. Co., Boston
New York Life Ins. Co. ♦ New York .
Phoenix Mutual Life Ins. Co., Hartford
Penn Mutual Life Ins. Co., Philadelphia, Pa
Provident Savings Life Assurance Soa, N. York .
Travelers Life and Accident Ins. Co., Hartford . .
United States Life Ins. Co., New York
Union Mutual Life Ins. Co.. Portland, Me
Washington Life Ins. Co., New York
Hawkers and peddlers
From Sundry Sources.
Secretary of State, fees from notaries
Secretary of State, fees of office
Commissioners of Public Lands, fees
Insurance Commissioner, insurance fees
Simeon Mills, judgment, State vs. Mills
State Superintendent, dictionaries sold
Superintendent of "Public Property, docum'ts sold
Marathon county lands, sales
Income penalty
Trespass penalty
Jefferson Free High School, State aid refunded. .
Fox Lake Free High School, State aid refunded.
Wauzeka Free High School, State aid refunded. .
Board of Regents of Normal Schools, printing. . .
Gustav Meissner, mileage fees refunded
Wi'Uam J. McCoy, mileage fees refunded
Chris Leon hard t, mileage fees refunded
Bank Dep't, publishing and printing bank report
Costs on account of redemption
Attorney General, costs. State vs. Mills
Treas. Board of Regents of Normal Schools, over-
payment of 1882, refunded
N. W. Mut. Life Ins. Co., fees for certificates
State Librarian, Supreme Court reports sold
Democrat Printing Co., overpayment for print-
ing refunded
Pease and Rogers, copies furnished
$300 00
300 00
300 00
6,326 80
300 00
300 00
300 00
300 00
300 00
300 00
300 00
300 00
300 00
112,626 80
$1,468 00
1,441 04
2,585 35
16,010 00
6,500 00
2,011 60
409 80
180 00
1,932 59
811 92
269 00
214 00
92 00
223 68
10 00
2 40
10 00
120 00
1 a5
200 64
161 92
6 00
6 00
6 00
25 00
Total receipts .
13,218 93
34,698 79
$1,605,092 17
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^A." GENERAL FUND DISBURSEMENTS FOR 1883.
Salaeies and Permanent
Appropriations.
Governor's Office —
Jeremiah M. Rusk, Governor, Salary
L. J. Rusk, Grovernor's Private Sec*y
Sam. S. Fifield, Acting Governor. . .
Secretary of State —
Ernst G. Timme, Sec. State, Salary.
M. T. Park, Asst. Sec. State, Salary.
State Treasurer's Office—
E. C. McFetridge, S.ate Treas., Salary
J. A. McFetridge, Asst. Trea&, Salary
Attomey-OeneraVs Office —
L. F. Frisby, Attorney-Gen'l, Salary
H. W. Chynoweth, Asst Att.-Gen., Sal
State Superintendent's Offi>ce —
Robert Graham, State Supt, Salary
Robt Graham, State Supt., expenses
Robt. Graham, State Supt., elk. hire
W. H. Chandier, Asst. State Supt, Sal
State Supt, Appro. Sec. 166, R. S...
Railroad Commissioner —
N. P. Haugen, R. R. Com., Salsry
N. P. Haugen, R. R. Com., expenses.
J. H. Foster, Dept. R. R. Com., Salary
J. H. Foster, Dept R. R. Coul, expena
Self ert & Schoeffel, maps
Public Property Office—
W. H. Bennett, Supt Pub. Property
$5,000 00
1,601 00
150 00
$5,000 00
2,000 00
$5,000 00
2,000 00
$3,000 00
2,000 00
$1,200 00
1,500 00
1,000 00
1,800 00
150 00
$3,000 00
402 20
812 50
93 00
717 50
$6,751 00
7,000 00
7,000 00
5,000 00
5,650 00
5,025 20
2,000 00
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'General Fund Disbursements for 1883.
Supreme Court —
Orsamus Cole, Chief Justice, salary .
Wm. P. Lyon, Associate Jus ice, sal
H. S. Orton, Associate Justice, sal. . .
David Taylor, Associate Justice sal .
J. B. Cassoday, Associate Justice, sal.
Clarence Kellogg, Clerk, per diem
Clarence Kellogg, Clerk, fees.
O. M. Conover, Reporter
James P. Paine, Secretary to Justices
C. H. Beyler, Crier
Circuit Courts —
J. T. Wentworth, Judge, 1st circuit.
C. A. Hamilton, Jud^e, 3d circuit .
David J. Pulling, Judge, 3d circuit
Norman L. Gilson, Judge, 4th circuit.
M. M. Cothren, Judge, 5th circuit. . .
Geo. Clementson, Judge, 5th circuit.
A. W. Newman, Judge, $th circuit. .
Gilbert L. Pa'k, Judge, 7th circuit. .
Cbas. M. Webb, Judge. 7th circuit. .
Egbert B. Bundy, Judge, 8th circuit
Alva Stewart, Judge, 9th circuit .
Geo. H. Myers. Judge, 10th circuit
Solon H. Clough, Judg-*, 11th circuit.
H. S. Conger, Judge, 12th circuit. . .
J. R. Bennett, Judge, 12th c rcuit. .
A. Scott Sloan, Judge, 13th circuit. .
State Historical Society —
Lyman C. Draper, Secretary, salary.
Daniel S. Durrie, Librarian, salary. .
L S. Bradley, Asst. Librarian, salary.
Treasurer, annual appropriation
State Library —
J. R. Berry man. State L'brarian, sal
A. L. Bancroft & Co,, books
Banks & Bro., books
Caliaghan & Co., books
Carswell & Co., books
D. B. Canfield, books
Geo. W. Crane & Co., books
Continental Collection Union, books.
Chicago Legal News
William Gould & Son, b joks
S. B. Giiswold, books
Geo. A. Lewis, books
Mills & Co., books
E. B. My^rs, books
John D. Parsons
$5,000 00
5,000 00
5,000 00
5,000 00
5,000 00
510 00
227 35
3,000 00
1,100 00
202 00
$3,000 00
3,000 00
3,000 00
8,000 00
750 00
2,250 00
8,000 00
3,000 00
375 00
3,000 00
3,000 00
3,000 00
3,000 00
750 00
2,788 04
3,000 00
$1,200 00
1,600 00.
825 00
5,000 00
1,500 00
80 00
32 25
727 00
681 08
10 00
20 00
10 00
2 20
249 75
17 15
5 00
7 00
7 00
18 00
$3b,039 25
39,913 04
8,625 00
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Rowsell & Hutchinson, books
F. M. Reed, books
Review Publishing Co., books
Wm. H. Stevenson, books
Stevens & Haynesi, books
Edward Thompson, books
F. H. Thomas, books
West Publishing C )., books . .
Wisconsin Legal News, b©ok-<
State Bo'rd of Charities and Reform —
A. E. Elmore, member, expenses . . .
Mrs. E. B. Fairbanks, member, ex's.
H. H. Giles, member, expenses
W. W. Reed, member, expenses. . . .
J. H. Vivian, member, expenses
A. O. Wright, Secretary, salary
A O. Wright, Secretary, expenses. .
A. O. Wright, Secretary, expenses
of Board : . .
A O. Wright, Secretary, 500 copies
North C'On. of Char, and Reform
Land Protection —
V. M. Adams, timber clerk, salary .
V. M. ^dams, timber clerk, expenses
O. W. Block, timber clerk, salary. . .
O. W. Block, timber, clerk, expenses
G. W. Ghoca, timber clerk, sa'ary'.
G. W. Ghoca, timber clerk, expense
H. M. McCord, timber clerk, salary
H. M. McCord, timber clerk, expanses
C. E. Mears, timber clerk, salary . . .
C. E. Mears, timber clerk, expenses .
E. Outhwaite, timber clerk, salary.
E. Outhwaite, timber clerk, expcDSFS
WilUim Wall, timber clerk, salary.
Insurance Commission —
P. L. Spooner, Jr., Ins. Com., salary
R. C. Spooner, Dep. Ins. Com., salary
State Board of Heilth—
J. T. Reeve, Sec, expenses of board
David At wood, printing
Democrat Prt. Co., printing report
Fish Culture —
Treas. Fish Comm., expenditures. .
$35 72
6 67
5 00
5 00
81 00
22 50
16 50
28 50
3 00
$409 55
156 20
272 10
199 40
288 60
1,500 00
381 47
90 10
180 00
$600 00
58 90
550 00
98 25
550 00
261 01
150 00
76 00
600 00
496 45
750 00
151 10
600 00
$3,000 00
812 50
$4,293 43
40 18
421 24
$3,565 32
$3,477 42
$4,941 71
$3,812 50
$4,754 85
6,500 00
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Interest on State Indebtedness—
Od bonds
$90 00
109,389 00
86,099 00
7,770 00
4,242 00
On certificates of indebtedness to
School Fund
Normal School Fund
University Fund
Agricultural College Fund
$167,690 00
7,088 86
46,682 51
School Fund Income—
Interest, Sec. 274. R. S. .
University Fund Income—
Appropriation, Sea 890, ]
a. s
$a54,866 16
$1,000 00
For Legislativ
Expenses.
Lieutenant Oovemor—
Samuel S. Fifield
E
Salaries,
$500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
600 00
600 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
600 00
600 00
600 00
600 00
600 00
500 00
600 00
500 00
600 00
500 00
500 00
600 00
Mileage,
$14 00
4 20
20 00
26 00
86 00
20 00
88 00
86 60
16 50
20 00
42 00
58 00
42 00
24 60
20 00
5 60
30 00
6 00
50 00
20 00
7 80
40 00
12 80
7 00
67 00
17 50
17 00
81 00
20 00
20 00
AO 00
Senators —
Henry M. Ackley
John A'^ams
Van S. Bennett
Edward R Blake
John Carey
Enoch Chase
Edward Colman
Noah D. Comstock
Jedd. P. C. Cottrill
Chas. K. Erwin
Rockwell J. Flint
James Hill
Thomas R Hudd
Charles Jonas
JohnT. Kingston
Simon L. Lord
Donald A. McDonald. . .
William C. MeflFert
Edward S. Minor
Charles Palmatier
William T. Parry
John L. Pinsel
A. N.Randall
William W. Reed
John Ringle
George W. Ryland
Benjamin F. Sherman. .
Patrick H. Smith
William a Stanley, Jr. .
Thomas Wall
Hans B. Warner
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Charles M. Webb.
James F. Wiley. .
$500 00
500 00
$16,500 00
Senate Employes —
C. E. Bross, clerk, opening session. .
C. E. Bross, chief clerk, salary
J. W. Bates, assistant
O. G. Munson, book-keeper
Thos. Bright, engrossiD£ clerk
James T. Greene, enroltiog clerk. . .
S. S. Lockhar, transcribing clerk . . .
W. W. Flynn, proof-reader
J. S. Parkinson, extra clerk
J. J. Crawford, extra clerk
H. L. Comstock, extia clerk
B. B. Scott, extra clerk
Pliny Allen, extra clerk
Johu Ever, extra clerk
James E. Baker, extra clerk
Wm. Stanton, extra clerk
Richard Hudd, extra clerk •. .
J. B. Bennett, extra clerk
H. L. Halligan, extra clerk
Mattie Fowler, extra clerk
Hattie Wallace, extra clerk
Clara Miller, extra clerk
Minnie Burdick, extra clerk
Annie M. Gorham, extra clerk
Katie Piitkerton, extra clerk
Dora Reeves, extra clerk
Sallie Jones, extra clerk
Minnie Quinlan, extra clerk
Mattie Hastreiter, extra clerk
Lizzie Norton, extra clerk
Alice Purcell, extra clerk
Elsie Baker, extra clerk
Sarah Church, extra clerk
Jean Cornwall, extra clerk
Nettie Bruce, extrd clerk
Hannah McCann, extra c erk
Emmi Hawley, extra clerk
MoUie Davis, extra clerk
Minnie Rasdell, extra clerk
Emma Lawrence, extrd. clerk
Anna Vilas, extr clerk
Mary Davis, extra clerk
Winnie Bright, extra clerk
Fannie Ru- sell, extra clerk
Bell Reed, extra clerk
Bella Baker, extra clerk
A. D. Thorp, sergeant-at-arms
C. A. Langriige, asst sergt.-at-arms.
H. C. Spaulding, i>ostmaster
J. J. Marshall, assistant postmaster.
$29 00
18 00
$856 60
$50 00
800 00
425 00
425 00
340 00
340 00
340 00
340 00
375 00
339 00
255 00
255 00
171 00
180 00
255 00
195 00
102 00
30 00
30 00
255 00
255 00
255 00
255 00
255 00
255 00
255 00
138 00
120 00
129 00
210 00
225 00
84 00
99 00
99 00
99 00
84 00
87 00
12 00
72 00
72 00
57 00
48 00
15 00
102 00
60 00
75 00
425 00
340 00
340 00
297 50
117,356 60
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H. Tillson, door-keeper
$255 00
255 00
255 00
255 00
255 00
255 00
297 50
255 00
255 00
255 00
255 00
170 00
170 00
170 00
170 00
170 00
170 00
170 00
170 00
42 50
297 50
297 50
297 60
Joseph Granvogel, door-1
J. W. Hodges, door-ke^pe
J. S. Adlington, door-kee
weeper.,
r
per
Claus Johnson, irallery attendant. . .
Frank Hutson, document room att'd
Thos. Watson, document room clerk
Owen Pritchard, janitor.
^. A. Curtis, enr. & eng.
room attend
0. L. Wright, porter
6. W. Churchill, night watchman. . .
Fred R Irish, messenger.
Lemuel Parry, messentcei
Emile Fargeot, messengc
R Davis, messenger
it
Ben Smith, messenger
Benie Wright messenger.
Charlie Adamson, messenger
Arthur Kneeland, messenger
Frank Hutson. document room att*d
A. F. Blessing, clerk judiciary com.
R A. Hotchkiss, elk. com. on eng.bills
S. H. Thomjis, elk. com. on enr. bills
$15,464 00
Members of Assembly-
Earl P. Finch, Speaker. .
Salary.
$500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
600 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
600 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
Mileage.
George A. A» ert
$20 00
40
14 00
34 20
69 40
25 00
14 00
22 00
16 00
11 60
20 00
48 00
8 00
43 00
42 00
44 00
28 00
41 60
34 00
36 00
61 00
20 00
14 00
12 00
26 60
Henry 0. Adams
Michael Adams
Wilhelm T. Albers
Canute Anderson
Adam Apple
George W. Bishop
Willifam H. Blyton
John Bolender
Orrin W. Bow
F. C. G. Brand
'
Alexander Brazeau
William B. Britton
E. W.Brown
Louis Bruemmer
Jacobs. Bugh
Ralza W. Button
James Campion
Robert Cance
Thomas Carmichael
Peter B. Champagne . . .
Frederick N. Comdohr. .
John Conley
Samuel A. Craig
Thomas Curfey
Dexter Curtis
John Dawsou
30 00
18 00
22 80
Ensign P. Dickinson. . .
Michael J. Egan
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"-4." — Oeneral Fund Disbursements for 1883.
Christen Ellefson
Bernard Esser
Greorge W. Everts
Hiram O. Fairchild . . .
Jolin Fellenz
Earl P. Finch
Carlton Foster
Jacob E. Friend
Hiram Gabriel
James S. Gte,llagher. . .
George R. Gardner
Henry Goedjen
William a Grubb....
John Hardgrove
Eli Hawks
Jay R. Hinckley ; .
Daniel D. Hooker
Wm. H. Huntington. .
John Huntly
James Johnston
Richard Kennedy
Edward I. Kidd
Carl C. Kuntz
Cbarles A. Lane
John E. Leahy
James Lennon
Chris. Leonhardt
Thomas Lynch
Robert J. MacBride. . .
Wjlliam J. McCoy.. .
George D. McDill
John McKenzie
Robert Macauley,
Jacob Martin, Sr
Walter S. Maxwell...
Gustav Meissner
Joseph Miller
Herman Naber
Marshall C. Nichols. .
George NoUer .•
John O'Neill
William P. Packard . .
A. H. Pape
Eli Pederson
Robert W. Pierce. . . ;.
Francis V. Piper
Orris Pratt
John D. Putnam
John J. Race
Jamfs J. Rasmussen. .
Matthias J. Regan ....
James Ryan
Frederick Scheiber...
Philip Schneider
TerrettC. Sharp
Henry Spiering . ...
Donald Stewart
$500 00
ISO 00
500 00
2 30
500 00
19 20
500 00
51 40
500 00
20 00
600 00
20 00
500 00
20 00
500 00
20 00
500 00
19 40
500 00
25 00
500 00
28 00
500 00
38 00
500 00
7 60
500 00
36 00
500 00
15 00
500 00
22 00
500 00
20 00
500 00
40 40
500 00
13 80
500 00
51 00
500 00
14 00
500 00
18 40
500 00
6 40
500 00
21 00
500 00
57 00
500 00
41 60
500 00
60 00
500 00
35 00
500 00
30 00
500 00
19 40
500 00
56 40
500 00
6 40
500 00
45 00
500 00
17 01
500 00
25 00
500 00
27 00
500 00
40 00
500 00
38 00
500 00
29 00
500 00
21 50
500 00
26 00
500 00
25 00
500 00
50 00
500 00
7 00
500 00
17 00
500 00
9 00
500 00
17 00
500 00
55 00
500 00
24 00
500 00
43 60
500 00
16 00
500 00
8 10
500 00
20 00
500 00
28 00
600 00
33 00
500 00
30 20
600 00
16 80
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A. L. Swart
1
$500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
$81 00
13 60
38 40
43 00
10 00
36 80
23 00
20 00
20 00
32 00
2 40
56 00
26 60
42 60
Sajnuel Tanner
James A. Taylor
John A. Tester
Charles G. Thomas.
W. W. D. Turner
Peter Vredenburgh
John A. WaU
Michael P. Walsh
James F. Ware
Clement E. Warner
Greorge Warren
Geo W. Weeden
Philip M. Wirth
$53, 199 80
$50,500 00
$2,699 80
Assembly Employes —
E. D. Coe, clerk, opening
session
|50 00
800 00
425 00
425 00
425 00
80 00
260 00
840 00
840 00
340 00
330 00
240 00
255 00
255 00
180 00
204 00
135 00
185 00
97 50
57 00
90 00
69 00
180 00
120 00
75 00
45 00
80 00
45 00
75 00
90 00
60 00
180 00
315 00
120 00
270 00
270 00
234 00
284 00
234 00
I. T. Carr, chief clerk, salary
J. W. Murphy, first assistant clerk . .
J. L. O'Connor, second assistant clerk
C. L. Clark, book-keeper
C. N. Holden. enroUinfir c
-Ifirk
W. J. Taylor, enrolling clerk
C. R. Blumenfeld, engrossing clerk. .
James Douglass, transcribing c^erk.
George Stone, proof-reader clerk, . .
J. T. Huntingtoo, extra clerk
S. S. Allen, extra clerk .
Charles A. Leicht, extra
William Dunn, extra cle
William Bach, extra clei
L. W. Naylor, extra cler
H. Malov. extra clerk. . .
clerk
rk
•k
k
James Cartin, extra cler
Oscar Schlotthauer, extr
Jacob Seaman, extra cle
R. C. Spooner, extra clei
Jerry McKey, extra cler]
A Tanberg, extra clerk.
George C. Storer
k.
a clerk
rk
•k
k
Frank Norton, extra clei
George C. Main, extra c]
C. H. Hudson, extra clei
J U. Dominique, extra c
Herbert Pinder, extra cl
William M. Bradley
rk
erk
rk
lerk
erk
W. J. Taylor, extra clerl
Charles Clark, extra clei
Hattie Stout, extra cleri
Fanny King, extra e'er]
Mary D. McHenrv. extrs.
t
rk
k
c
1. olftrlr
Winifred Bright, extra clerk
Anna Vilas, extra clerk,
Nellie Burchard, extra c
lerk
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Francis Fuller, extra clerk
H. Sylv<-ster, extra clerk
M. E. Young, extra clerk
Julia Thomas, extra cl«rk
Sella Larkins, extra clerk
M. Prichard, ex'ra clerk
Lizzie Craig, extra clerk
E. F. Baas, extra clerk
E. A. Evans, extra clerk
E. Woo^ard, extra clerk
Fannie Storer, extra clerk
Stella Witherford. extra clerk
L. Easton, extra clerk
Ella Carr, extra clerk
Annie Partridge, extra clerk
E. Wilson, extra clerk
Nellie Madden, extra clerk
Esther Myers, extra clerk
Jennie Collins, extra clerk
B. C. Slaughter, extra clerk
Carrie M. Alverson, extra clerk
Josie Buelesbach, extra clerk
Annie Halligan, extra clerk
Kate Tullis, extra clerk
Aggie Hylind, extra clerk
Abbie Smith, extra clerk
Annie O'Sheridan, extra clerk
O. Pratt, extra clerk
Nellie Jewett, extra clerk
Cora Ridamund, extra clerk
Kate O'Connor, extra clerk
Anna Pritchard, extra clerk
Anna Easton, extrdk clerk
Lizzie Br ghti extra cl-rk
Thomas Kennedy, 8ergeaQt-a^arm8.
B.McGinty, asst. s rgeant-at-arms. .
B. Weeboidt. postmaster
W. H. Fitzgerald, as^t. postma^Jter, .
L. Johnson document room clerk . . .
B. Reagan, document room attend' t
Byron Abert, dopr-ke»'per
J. B. Bradford, door-keeper
O. B. Phelps, door-keeper
J. W. Liebenstein. door-keeper
J. W. Liebenstein, general attendant
William Smith, door-keeper
Michael Riedy, gallery attendant. . .
T. F. McCarty, ga lery attendant . . .
Frank Grames. fireman
W. J. Ar hur, flagman
Matthew Dunn, bath room attend' t.
Bernard Higgins, porter
Albert Bums, night watchman . ^ . . .
William Smibh, policeman
J. W. Llebenstem, policeman
J. B. Rand, c<imm. room attend'nt .
Thos. Groundwater, messenger. . . .
$237 00
264 00
168 00
195 50
15 00
234 00
174 00
180 00
195 00
165 00
180 00
120 00
60 00
225 00
150 00
195 00
97 50
84 00
58 50
105 00
135 00
148 50
182 00
195 00
70 50
153 00
45 00
60 00
60 00
60 00
180 00
60 00
135 00
60 00
425 00
340 00
840 00
297 50
297 50
255 00
255 00
255 00
255 00
180 00
42 50
75 00
255 00
255 00
255 00
255 00
255 00
255 00
256 00
180 00
75 00
255 00
170 00
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'^A." — General Fund Disbursements for 1883.
Charles J. Smith, messenger
Eugene Gannon, messenger
Henry Allemans, messenger
Willie Maffet, messenger
James Hoy, messenger
Herman Schatz, messenger
J. F. Donavan, messenger
Charles J. Coffy, messenger
Thos. Wilkinson, messenger
Timnthy Coughlio, ntessenger
Walter Kropf, mes-enger
James McCoy, messenger
B. RegaD, committee room attendant
John O. DrescoU, extra employe. .
W. C. Brawley, cPk com. on enr. bills
J. C. Connor, cPk com. on eng. bills .
Joseph Roy, clerk juiliciary com. . . .
A. B. Roeder, cl'kcooFi. bills 3d re'ng
Legislative Employes —
J. H. Whitney, cl'k jt. com. on claims
Printing for Legislature —
David At wood, joint res. No. 4, 1882
David At wood, printing
Democrat Printing Co., printing sen-
ate bills
Democrat Printing Co., printing As-
sembly bills
Democrat Printing Co, printing,
miscellaneous
Blue Book —
J. E. Heg, compiling
David Atwood, printing
Seifert & Schoeffel, engravings
QasfoT Legislature —
Madison Gas Co
Supplies for Legislature —
James E. Fisher, furniture
Hollister's pharmacy, merchandise.
New York store, merckandise
Bunker & Vroman, lumber
Legislative Visiting Committee —
George A. Abert
James Hill
J. J. Rapmussen
1170 00
170 00
170 00
170 00
170 00
170 00
170 00
170 00
170 00
170 00
170 00
170 00
42 50
168 00
297 50
297 50
297 50
220 50
$290 98
77 88
595 17
1,250 91
2,732 89
$500 00
3,878 83
1,890 00
$106 25
8 30
55 21
45 00
1100 00
100 00
100 00
4-Sec.
$21,552 00
297 50
4,947 78
6,268 83
1,122 30
209 76
300 00
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''A"— General Fund Disbursements for 1883.
Investigating Committee—
A. K. Delanev. witness
$20 70
12 10
18 90
22 10
8 10
8 20
18 10
9 60
30 00
23 81
R, w. Honey, witness
H. W. Laoder, witness
D. W. Maxon, witness
C. A. Pettibone. witness
John Steele, witness
David W. Small, witness
Stephen Warren, witness
R. fe. Comley
Thomas Kennedy
11 71 61
200
Newspapers for Legislature
Hoffman and Cuoningham, Times,
Chippewa Falls, N. P. for 1882
Contesting Seats-
Chris, Leonhardt, expenses
250 00
615 10
300 00
Micbapl Kflran, PxnftnRfia, . . ,
Geo. 0. Spear, expenses
1, 166 10
Chaplains—
Rev. J. D. Butler
15 00
15 00
15 00
15 00
15 00
15 00
15 00
15 00
15 00
15 00
15 00
Rev. J. H. Crocker
Rev. E. L. Eaton
Rev. J. E. Irish
Rev. W. A. McAtee
Rev. H. A Miner
Rev. C. 0. Maltby
Rev. J. B. Pradt
Rev. Charles Ruehle
Rev. C. H. Richards
Rev. H. A Winters
165 00
Total for L°erislature
88,778 66
6,763 38
2,500 00
7,000 00
$123,222 28
For Charitable and Penal
iNSTITt^TIONS.
State Hospital for the Insane—
Expenses
Bath rooms
Painting and Repairs
Land
$105,042 04
Northern Hospital for the Insane—
Expenses
107,342 60
4,000 00
2,000 00
500 00
Repairs
Painting ^ . .
Fire Hose
118,842 60
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Institute far the Deaf and Durnb-
Expenses
Water Closets
$85,311 27
1,800 00
Institute for the Blind -
Expenses
Industrial School for Boys —
Expenses
Land
Building
Industrial School for Oirls—
Building
State Prison —
Expenses
Building
Soldiers' Orphans' Home —
R W. Barton, Sec, sal. and expenses.
For Clerk Hire.
Governors Office —
T. L. Hacker
Secretary's Office —
F. W. F<eckmaD, ass't book-keeper.. .
A. E. Bauer recording clerk
J. E. Erdall, mailing clerk
W. W. Jones, fi ing clerk
Chas. A. Leith, printing clerk
Aj E. McCurdy, compiling clerk
Tnos St George, corresponding and
warrant clerk
D. H. Tullis, book-keeper
Mrs. F. M. Vilas, registration clei k .
F. M. Conover, work on index to
laws
A. E. Bauer, services under chapter
94, laws 1883
Treasurer's Office —
W. B Hazeitine, deposit clerk
NicKonrad, Jr., corresponding c'k.
Charles Maynard, mailng clerk
Charles Wedelstedt, book-keept^r . . .
C. We <elstedt, c'erk, bank deposit. .
Ed. Hickman, watchman
Henry Malone, watchman
$47,901 88
8,800 00
1,500 00
$13,369 35
1,000 00
$1,800 00
750 00
1,200 00
1,880 00
1,800 00
1,880 00
1,749 00
1,800 00
1,200 00
200 00
$1,800 00
1,800 00
1,080 00
1,800 00
100 00
12S 00
606 00
$87,111 27
14,234 23
58,201 88
2,500 00
14,369 35
79 00
$1,500 00
13,259 00
750 00
$7,308 00
$845,380 37
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'Ar—Oeneral Fund Disbursements for 1883.
Land Office —
C. F. Fricke, chief clerk
C. F. Fricke, clerk to Corns, of Pub.
Lands
B. F. Cram
Geo. B. Carter
B. J. Castle
C. M. Foresman
Peter Fa^g
K S. McBride
Ole R. Ofson
F. L. Phillips
Public Property Office —
W. H. Joslin
State Superintendent's Offix^e —
A. A. Spencer
Bailnyad Commissioner'' a Office —
J. H. Foster
Insurance Commissioner's Offi^ie —
R. C. Spooner
For Labor About Capitol
Engineers and firemen —
Edwin Culver, engineer . .
Frank Smith, engineer
Edwin Hickman, fireman .
Anton Olson, fireman. . . .
Carpenters —
D.H. Wright....
Charles Gussman
Watchmen —
Henrv Shetter .
I. E. Troan . . . .
Police—
George W. Baker
Eugene Bo wen . . .
E. E. Thomas . . . .
$1,800 00
200 00
1,440 00
1,500 00
1,500 00
1,700 00
1,440 00
1,700 00
1,440 00
1,200 00
$1,095 00
897 00
676 25
798 25
$936 00
858 00
$730 00
730 00
$649 92
730 00
730 00
$13,920 00
1,375 00
1,500 00
687 50
550 00
$3,466 50
1,794 00
1,460 00
2, 109 92
$40,849 50
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'AJ' — General Fund Disbursements for 1883.
Janitors and Messengers —
C. H. Beyler, Supreme court rooms.
J. C. Butler, H-storical rooms
C. L. Bil»ing8, Att*y Gen. office
F. J. Cram, Supreme court rooms. . .
Wm. H. Glenz, Insurance office. . . .
C. E. Hoyt, Public Property office. .
Wm. J. Jones, Public Prop, office. . .
Daniel Kessler, State Supt. office . . .
H. W. Lovefoy, Governor's office. . .
Fred. J. M 11, B'd Supervision office
Charles Oleson, water closets
S. G. Park hurst, Ag'l rooms
J. W. Robson, Bur. Lab. Stat, office
George Speckner, Land office
Mark Smith, R. R. Com*rs office. . .
L. F. Frisby, Jr., Atty. Gen. office.
Eugene Roberts, Sec'ys office
O. L. Wright, Sec'ys offic3
Laborers —
R Alford
Mary Benson
Peter Delmar
Patrick Davitt.. . .
Michael Egan
Dora Gaetz
Michael Lynch ....
Dan Laven
Bridget McMiilen.
Henry Malone
W.H. Mill ward...
Margaret Metch'er
E. R. Reed
Julia Wilkinson. . .
$649 92
649 92
595 76
730 00
671 44
730 00
1,080 00
800 00
730 00
730 00
649 92
649 92
649 92
649 92
730 00
54 16
649 92
90 91
616 64
173 00
720 00
649 92
616 64
172 00
616 64
649 92
208 95
108 32
702 48
173 00
720 00
183 55
For Contingent Expenses
Amer'can Express Co. charges
Abbott & Son, merch>)ndise and lat:or.
W. J. Ayres, merchandise
C. & F. Askew, merchandise
C. H. Avery, merchandise
Brahany & Detloff, blacksm* thing
BuDker & Vroman, lumber
W. H. Bennett, merchandise
ChajB. E. Bross, furniture
W. H. Bennett, freight
R F. Bamum, wire screen
M. Brahany. blacksmi thing
Bentley So Nolan, repairs on capitol . . .
$11,491 71
$6,311 06
$1
,068 35
23 19
91 58
4 50
4 25
3 75
132 72
4 43
9 65
20 95
191 70
4 60
138 04
$26,633 19
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^Ar — General Fund Disbursements for 1883.
J. W. Butler Paper Co., merchandise
E. P. Bennett, services
G. A. Bennett, services
H. Christopher & Co., serrices
Chamberlain Manufacturing Co., merchandise
Thomas Chynoweth, merchandise
Culver, Page, Hoyne So Co., merchandise
Calton & Davis, merchandise
Cameron, Amberg & Co., merchandise
J. W. Cole & Co., merchandise
Dudley & Zehnter, merchandise
Dan. Delany, brooms
Walter Deards, weather strips
C. A. Dewey, stove for secretary's office
D. L. Delany, merchandise
Dunning & Sumner, merchandise
M. J. De Wolf, merchandise
A. L. Davison, short-hand reporting for Attorney-
General
W. J. & F. Ellswor h, merchandise
M. L. Edgerton, merchandise
Rosa Fertig, repairing chairs
Frank & Ramsay
James E. Fisher
Erick Foss, Services
C. F. Fricke, merchandise
Robert Graham, dictionary
A. T. Glaze, merchandize
D. Greatsinger, services
F. H. Grube, merchandise
W. E. Goodman, fixtures for secretary's office.
Alexander Gill, merchandise
Geo. Giiman, merchandise
Gugler Lithograph Co., Lithographing
HoUister's Pharmacy, merchandise
H. D. Horton, merchandise
Geo. W. Huntley, merchandise
Hamilton Bros. & Co., merchandise
F. Huels, repairs and supplies
J. S. Hollpr & Cc, mercnandise
Wm. Haley, services
H. J. Hoffman, file drawers for State Supt . . .
T. li. Hacker, stamp for executive office
Hartford S. B. In^. & Ins Co., in& and inspection
of boilers
Geo. Hyland, services
E. S. Holden, controlling electric clock
Herbert Hoyt, services
Hall's Safe & Lock Co., rep. lock Treas. office. .
J. M. W. Jones S. & P. Co., merchandise
Charles K^yser, merchandise
John Kelley, cleaning chimneys of capitol
James Livesey, mason work
A. R Lawrence, merchandise
F. D. Linn & Co., Law Magazine f^r Atty Gen.
James Livesey, services in capitol park
fYed Memhard, freight and cartage
Charles E. Morgan
$113 92
3 00
3 37
124 50
4 00
7 20
20 00
10 80
48 00
20 00
5 38
20 00
21 36
45 00
13 00
56 28
12 68
57 00
182 35
63 85
26 00
792 35
1,056 25
14 88
2 25
7 00
1 30
3 50
5 85
24 00
22 60
22 07
95 00
403 00
4 00
20 60
30 32
86 90
124 05
10 50
27 00
8 00
80 00
3 65
10 00
4 12
33 80
40 00
20 70
16 00
86 00
7 00
6 00
412 62
100 49
5 72
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B. D. Miner, ice
$187 50
18 73
22 97
8 57
89 30
242 47
456 23
31 00
327 50
96 00
256 20
107 99
685 44
1 13
17 91
202 52
8 84
36 00
200 15
7 25
399 67
55 00
17 86
12 00
3 50
53 29
11 50
99 00
363 54
11 60
7 20
7 00
18 00
138 44
1 50
5 00
804 23
20 00
6 00
5 00
1 75
Madison Manufg. Co., castings
Madison Oas. Co., merchandise
James E. Moseley, merchandise
Madison Manufg. Co., labor on park gates
H. Niedecken & Co., merchandise
New York Store, merchandise
R. G. Norton, repairing clocks
R B. Ogilvie, merchandise
Tim PiimeU, lahoT with t«*am
"Wm. J. Park, merchandise
A. A. Pardee & Bro., merchandise
W . W. PolUrd, painting
Henry Phillips, services
C. S. Ranken, merchandise.
Thomas Regan, merchandise
Ann Speckner, sewing carpets
Wm. Smith, repairing boilers
Screnbon, Frederickson & Fish, lumber
Spence & Lyon, merchandise
John M. Sumner, hardware
Self ert & Schoeffel, lithographing
William Sauthoff, services
Sherman & Reed, merchandise
Ole Stevenson, services.
Sharpe & Son, plastering
Ann Speckner, repairing flag
Self ert & Schoeffel, merchandise
Sorenson, Frederickson & Fish, coun*rs S. T. office
F. Scheibel, plants for fountain
Sopha Speckner, sewing carpets
Carl Schmid. repairing lock
Ten ny & Reese, dating stamp
U. S. Express Co., charges
Julius Vogle, merchandise
H. J. Van Keulen, climbing flag staff
Wisconsin Telephone Co., rent of telephones
West. Publishing Co., publications
Mrs. S. A Wood worth, merchandise
Mrs. S. A. Wood worth, stamp for Hist Society. .
P. /^. M. Young, merchandise. x x .
$10,635 70
For PRiiqTiNa.
David Atwood, Printing Report of
Washburn Observatory
$608 00
33 37
96 29
258 18
535 41
56 69
90 16
78 49
54 13
Adjutant General, for 1881
State Treasurer
Academy of Science
Secretary of State
Regents of the State University
Adjutant General, for 1882
Oninmigginnerff of Public Tiandff
Regents of Normal Schools
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David Atwoodf Printing Report of —
Inspector of Oils
State Board of Supervision
Milwaukee Insane Asylum.
Bailroad Commissioner
State Superintendent
State Agricultural Society
S ate Historical Society.
Horticultural Societ/
Blanks for Governor
Secretary of State
State Treasurer
Land Department
Supreme Court
State Librarian
State Superintendent
State Historical Society
Railroad Commissioner
Insurance Commissioner.
Attorney General
Supt. Public Property
Registration
Treasury Agent
State Board of Charities and Reform
State Prison
Adjutant General
State Board of Supervision
Academy of Science ,
Printing Election Laws
Message and Documents
School Codes
Binding Message and Documents
Newspapers for Hi:>torical Society.
State Library
Newspapers for Secretary of State
Insurance Commissioner
State Treasurer
A. O. Wright, cuts for Academy of Science
Austin Cravath, cuts for Historical Society
A. N. Kellogg, N. P. Co., Engravings for Hor. Soc
Democrat Printing Co. Printing —
Report for Fish Commissioners
Board of Charities and Reform.
Industrial School for Girls
Blanks forGovernor
Secretary of State
Stat««> Treasurer
Land Office.
Supreme Court
State Library.
State Superintendent
Historical Society
Railroad Commissioner
Insurance Commissioner
Attorney G'*neral
Superintendent Public Property
$24 10
889 69
66 20
542 40
482 92
,758 15
700 20
876 90
21 08
254 36
39 80
54 55
75 45
257 96
191 95
65 00
16 80
23 77
14 48
8 87
83 90
10 45
24 78
18 79
8 57
20 88
5 23
58 87
143 01
106 25
71 08
625 00
27 04
80 00
20 00
10 00
20 00
50 00
20 00
51 02
442 16
29 08
44 67
629 15
200 12
224 95
49 73
244 71
528 45
18 70
44 38
100 05
41 18
169 28
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Democrat Printing Company —
6'a.ii^s for Treasury Agent
$53 38
122 84
71 31
45 70
76 45
138 67
74 70
2,483 21
1,03d 40
State Board of Charities and Reform
Adjutant General
Quarter Master General
State Board of Health
State Board of Supervision
Regents of S ate University
Printing and binding VoL 1, Laws 1883
Printing and binding Vol. 2, Laws 1883
'$i5,*895"84
For Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Fra^nis: A. Flower, Comr, Salary
666 25
75 00
Prank A. Flower, Commissioner, expenses
741 25
For Postage.
Madison Post Office —
Stamps for Governor
$235 60
220 70
485 03
217 96
323 40
87 00
92 00
71 00
360 76
109 00
42 25
306 20
224 50
50 00
500 20
74 20
425 59
147 91
33 CO
191 00
25
16 75
8 31
6 10
6 98
1 25
3 15
78 00
Secretary of State
State Treasurer
Lnnd Departmenn
State Superiutendent
Superintendent of Public Property.
Attorney General
Railroad Commissioner
Insurance Commissioner
Adjutant General
Quarter Master General
Supreme Court
State Board of Charities and Ref 'rm.
State Librarian
State Historical Society
Trrasury Agent
State Agricultural Society
State Board of Supervision
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Drawer rent
Muttuzl Union Telegraph Co —
Telegrams for Secretary of State
Western Union Telegraph Co—
Telegrams for Sec. of State
State Treasurer
State Supfc
Attorney General
Supt. Pub. Property
R. R. Commissioner
State Treasurer —
Stamps for State Treasurer
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W. H. Chandler—
Stamps for State Superintendent.
Fob Papkb.
J. W. Butler Paper Co
Fob Gkoloqical Repobt.
H. Niedecken & Co., paper
Seifert & Schoeffel, maps for vols. 1 and 4
David Atwood, priodng
T. C. Chamberlin preparing report
R B. Irving, preparing report
Fob Gas.
Madison Gas Co
Fob Stationeby.
J. W. Butler Paper Co
W. H. Bennett
Hamilton Bro& & Co
J. M. W. Jones, S. and P. Co
J. Enauber & Co
J. K Moseley
W. J.Park&Co
Seifert & Schoeffel
American Express Co
Cameron, Amberg & Co
H. Niedecken & Co
"W. J. Ayres
West. Publishing Co
L. V. Ooston
West & Co
Fob Fuel.
±£. G. Dodare & Sons, coal
Conklin & Co., wood
5,692 15
7,004 52
12,346 70
2,600 85
208 90
Fob MnjTiA.
H. C. Bierce, clerk Adjutant General's office
Brahany & Detloff, repairing cannon
J. W. Bates, supplies
Yolney Bassenger, cartage for 1st regiment.
Beloit City Guards, uniform fund
$677 50
8 16
26 27
1,837 00
586 75
14 20
54 25
63 00
1 75
203 91
267 04
13 20
15 00
17 05
144 43
8,903 48
63 00
1,100 00
12 40
37 30
4 00
815 00
$4,327 09
14,191 72
27,852 62
3,212 30
3,329 51
3,966 48
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Beloit City Guards, armory rent
J. "W. Curran, clerk to Qr. M. Gen
C, M. Sc St. P. R'y Co., tran8i>orting Wis. Militia.
C. & N. ^W. R'y Co., transporting cannon
C. P. Chapman, mileage inspecving militia
C. P. Chapman, Adjutant General, salary
John Cory, firing salute
Oeo, Corwoc, mdse
J. W. CuTan, freight .*
Custer Kiflf 8, armory rent
Custer Hifles, uniform fund
J. W. Curran, mdse
J. W. Curran, expenses
John CorHcott, services in Adjt General's office. .
Delavan Guarefs, armory re«'t
Delavan Gunrds, uniform fund
Daveivport & Chaffee, services
T. G. £vans, cartridges
John J. Fuller, cartridge bf Its
'W. M. Foresman, freight
Hugh Gorton, mdse for Ist Regt
Governor's Guards (L. C), uniform fund
Governor's Guards (L. C), armory rent
Grermania Guards, uniform fund
Germania Guards, Hrmory rent
Grovemor's Guards (M.), armory rent
Governor's Guards (M.), uniform fund
Garfield Guards, uniform fund
Gat field Guards, armory rent
G. W. Hicks & Co., mdse for 1st Regt
Janesville Guards, uniform fund
Janesville Guards, armory rent
T. Judd, cartridges
C L F. Kellogg, clerk, Adjt General's office
Kosciusko Guards, armory rent
!Kos< iusko Guards, uniform fuod
Xight Horse Squadron, armory rent
light Horse Squadron, uniform fund
Ludingt- n Guards, jirmory rent
Ludington Guards, unitorm fund
Lake City Guards, armory rent
Lake City Guards, uniform fund
Lake City Guards, armory rent
Lake City Guards, uniform fund
Lincoln Guards, armory rent
Lincoln Guards, uniforn^ fund
Lincoln Guards, armory rent
Lincoln Guards, uniform fund
Li Crosse Light Guards, armory rent
La Crosse Light Guards, uniform fund
Lake City Tool Co., repairing Gatling gun
Monroe City Guards, ar mory rent
Monroe City Guards, uniform fund
Monroe City Guards, armory rent
Monroe City Guards, uniform fund
MiL, L. S. & W. R'y Co., transportiog militia
$aoo 00
1,010 00
456 17
61 48
510 42
uOO 00
10 00
1 60
211 25
300 00
250 00
44 20
11 50
10 00
300 00
235 00
10 00
3 32
50 00
33 02
19 40
230 00
300 00
245 00
800 00
300 00
235 00
210 00
300 00
27 31
300 00
300 00
25 45
34 00
300 00
260 00
300 00
195 00
300 00
205 00
300 00
270 00
300 00
230 00
300 00
210 00
300 00
200 00
800 00
230 00
24 60
300 00
815 00
300 00
310 00
87 20
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Fred Memhard, freight and cartage
$23 16
3 00
200 00
300 00
270 00
300 00
458 32
400 00
3 20
300 00
200 00
300 00
225 00
300 00
280 00
300 00
275 00
235 00
300 00
300 00
255 00
80 95
18 60
300 00
250 00
148 60
125 00
7 28
257 00
290 00
800 00
6 81
Mutual Union Te'egraph Co., messages
Manitowoc Volunteers, uniform fund
Manitowoc Volunteers, armory rent
Mauston Light Guards, uniform fund
Mauston L eht Guards, armory rent
Thos. Reynolds, Qr. M'r Gen., salary
L. J. Rusk, Military Sec, salary
W. T. Robinson, medicine for Ist Reg*t
Racine Light Guards, armory rent
Racine Light Guards, uniform fund
Rankin Guards, armory rent
X
Rankin Guards, uniform fund
Sheridan Guards, armory rent
Sheridan Guards, uniform fund
Sheridan Guards, armory rent
Sheridan Guards uniform fund
South Side Turner Rifles, uniform f uf d
South Side Turner Rifles, armory rent
Sherman Guards, armory rent
Sherman Guards, uniform fund
SoL Tuttle, cartage
M. E. Trimble, lumber for encampm^t Ist Reg't. .
"Watertown Rifles, armory rent .*
Watertown Rifles, uniform fund
James S. Webster, painting cannon
J, A. Watrous, Qr. id'r. Gen., salary
Wilhelm Williaius, ammunition for 1st Regiment
J. A. Watrous, subsistence
Wausau Light Guards, uniform fund
Wausau L'ght Guards, armory rent
J. D. Werner, freight
For GovEfiNOR's Continghnt Fund.
J M. Rusk
$21,141 44
For Examiners op State Teachers.
John Nacrle
76 95
23 00
46 80
• 44 20
1,100 00
J. B. Thayer
Wm. H. Beach
J. W. Stearns . . . .
$1,764 28
1,172 14
551 00
For Immigration Commission.
Henry Baetz, Secretary, salary and exp's com'n.
J. A. Becher, Secretary, salary and exp's com'n .
G. W. Gertz, Secretary, salary and exp's com'n. .
190 95
3,487 42
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For Amber Cane Experiments,
William Askew
L. H. Adan^s
Bunker & Vroiiian
Conklin &Co
J.C. Dillon
Walter Daniels
Democrat Printing Co
Frank & Ramsay
J.C. Hart
WiD. H. Howe
W. P. Halbersleben
James E. Howe
C. W. Beyl
W. A. Henry
J. N. Jones
C.I. King
Lake City Tool Co
J. McConnell
Madison Manuf. Co
M^Hison Gas Co
E. H. Park
W. J Putnam
Thomas Regan
F. A. Stewart
G. W. Sue^s
Magnus Swenson
J. N. Wilcox
C.L. Wise
W. H. Waterhouse
For State Board of Sup«rvision.
Geo. W. Burchard, salary, member
Geo. W. Burchard, expenses, member .
Jitmes Bintliff, salary, member
James Bintliff, expenses, member
C. Luliog, salary, member
C. Luling, expenses, member
Lewis A. Proctor, salary, member
Lewis A. Proctor, expenses, member.. .
Charles D. Parker, salary, member. . . .
Charles D. Parker, expenses, member.
D. S. Comley, salary, secretary
$19 13
21 00
60 71
118 62
16 75
2 00
29 60
38 34
35 00
8 00
31 25
110 00
44 10
136 50
28 60
55 35
14 10
7 66
65 73
5 65
400
12 45
59 69
34 50
9 00
774 18
54 22
8 17
12 60
PUBLISHINQ AND ADVERTISINa
David Atwood, advertising in State Paper
David Atwood, publishing proclamation.
David Atwood, publishing bank statement
David Atwood, publishing notice to dog owners
Democrat Printing Co., advertising for paper. . .
Democrat Printing Co , advertising for stationery
$1,816 90
$2,000 00
245 15
2,000 00
252 51
2,000 00
235 69
1,833 33
151 60
2,000 00
185 41
1,800 00
$12,703 69
$256 35
83 75
27 60
2 00
11 55
4 70
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Democrat PrtCo , publ'Dg notice to doi? owners
Herold Company, advertising for stationery
Sherman & Wilson, advertising for stationery. . .
3 00
8 00
12 00
10 20
Sentinel Comoanv. advertisin&r for coal
419 15
Capitol Extension.
Bentlevs & Nowlan. contractors
$107,866 19
1,024 56
841 52
5 00
D. R. tiones. architect
H- C- Koch, architect
C Davennort. labor
$109 237 27
PUBLISfflNG GBNERAL LaWS.
David Atwood, publishing laws in State Paper . .
David Atwood. State Journal. Madison
$3,501 80
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60 00
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D. H. Anderson, Worker, Bay View
Allen and Hicks. Northwestern. Oshko&ih
Henry Arnold, Democrat, Ch'lton
Bad&rer Association. Baderer. Madison
F. A. Brown, Dem -crat, Sparta
K B. Brundag'^, Tribune, Grand R^pds
Banner & Volks Freund Co., B. & v. Freund, Mil
E. A. Bray, Catholic Citizen, Milwaukee
H. C. Brown. Herald. Clinton
C. H. Bissell. Exnress. Montello
Chs. A. Booth, Sentinel, Monroe
F. H. Bradv. Tribune. Clintonville
S. R. Bentley, Star, Arena
Beadh Bros., Times, Whitehall
Yu KBolens, Star, Port Wat-hington
M. H. Barnum, Torch of Liberty, Wausau
George Brundee, Germania, Milwaukee
Arthur Bowron, News, Neenah
James Bentliff & Son, Republican, Darlington . .
John W. Blake, Free Press, Reedsburg
E. C. Bid well, Times, Kaukauna
Beeson & Bush, Journal, Fond du Lac
Badger & Owen, News, Lake Geneva
Brawiey & Hutchinson, Lumberman, Necedah . .
M. G. Bohan, Advertiser, Port Washington
John E. Bart'ett. Journal. Albanv
J. C. Bartholf, Telephone, Milt')n
Burnett & Son. Advertiser, Black Earth
W. H. & R J. Bennett, Tribune, Mineral Point. .
Beebe & Rawson. Renublic. Princeton
D. Blumenfeld, Weltburger, Watertown
Currier G. Belt Press, BSvfield
Jacob Seek. Folkets Avis. Racine
Pitt Cravath. Ohronicle. Whitewater
Chas. L. Crosse, Countryman, Sun Prairie
L T. Carr. Banner, Jeffenon
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F. "W. Coon, Local, Oconomowoc.
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F. "W. Coon, Reporter, &igertoD
Carmaxi. Hetze! & Co., News, Merrill
B. D. Coe, Register, Whitewater
Crasius Sc Kuntz, Pi >Dier am, Sauk City
Cline & Cogswell, Republican, Hudson
L.. H. Cook, Mirror Lake Echo, Delton
J. ^W. CliflPord, University News, Madison
Crai^ford Bros., Democrat, Mineral Point
Calkins & Watrous, Telegraph, Milwaukee
D. A. Canday, Dallas, St Croix Falls
Chas. A. Coon, Times, Marshfield
P. H. Carney, D mocrar, Waukesha
Lfc A . Cates, Press, Menasha
Frank Cooper, Banner, Black River Falls
F. H. Cole, Signal, Bloomer
N. V. Chandler, Observer, Reedsburg
£. A. Charlton, Independent, Broadhead
W, E. Carney, Argus, New London
Clark & Goodell, Regist^-r, Portage
CHse & Doolittle, Herald, Ellsworth
Henry Cornelius, Anzeigner, Menasha
C. E. Carter, S alwart, Omro
Henrv Casson, Jr., Censor, Viroq'»a
Conaole & Conable, Enterprise, Uelavan
Cbronotype Pub. Co., Chronofvpe, Rice Tiake
J. Lute Christy, Times, Superior
S. W. Corwith. News, Prairie du Sac
W. A. Colby. Free Press, Burlington
S. W. Chapmnn, Sun Montello
A. P. Colby, Enterprise, Unio- Grove
Cook & Martindale. Courier, Kenosha
T. K. Dunn, Reporter, Wonewoc
Democrat Prii tmg Co., Democrat, Madison
P. V. Deuster, Seebote, Milwaukee
P. V. Deuster, Katholische Zeitung, Milwaukee. .
C. H. Darlington, Badt?er,*Phillips
Deaf & Dumh Inst. Deaf Mute Times, Delavan. .
J. W. De Groff. Journal, Alma
Butcher Bros., Journal, Waterloo
J. R Decker, Republican. Columbus
0. P. Dow, Enterprise, Palmyra
J. T. Ellarson, Argus, Wauroma
J. T. Ellarson, Independr-pt, Wautoma
H. G. Elliott, NewM, Blue mounds
W. B. Faulds, News, Independence
Paul Fountain, Reporter, Gr nd Rapids
Freie Presse Co., Freie Presse, Milwaukee
Free Press Co., Free Press, Eau Chire
S. D. Forbes, Uniou, WestfieM
Freie Presse Co., Stadt a d Land, Milwaukee
Fernandez & Bright, Times, Oshkosh
H. D Farquharsen, Herald, Lancaster
Carl Fehlandt, Zeitung, Port Washington
Sam 8. Fifield, Press, Ashland
W. R. Finch, Republican and Leader, La Crosse. .
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Freidenker Pub. Co., Freidenker, Milwaukee. . . .
J. G. Ford & Sod, Democrat, Baraboo.
Flint & Weber, Nt- ws, Menomonie
Fogo & Munson, R'^publican & Observer, Richland
Gordon & Ogden, Post, Waupaca [Center]
D. Gorham, Jr., Journal, Shawano •
Geo. C. Ginty, Herald, Chippewa Falls
Gazette Printing Ci>., Gazette, Janesville
A. D. Gorham, Advocate, Merrill
Glennon & Cooper, Gazette, Stevens Point
R. H. Gile, Leader. Merriilaa
S. D. Goodel', Democrat, Markesan
A. Gfrorner, Au, Milwaukee
€. L. Hubbs, Leader, Lake Mills
John Hotchkiss, Representative, Fox Lake
F. A. Husher, FraefiielandetogEmegraten,LaCr'8e
Hurlbut & Lacey, Union, Prairie du Chien
Hoffman & Cunningham, Timt^s, Chippewa F'ls
J. L. Hauser, Christian Statesman, Milwaukee.
W. H. Huntington, Courier, Durand
D. E. Hickey, Facts, Depere
T. F. Hollister, Tribune, Sparta
Hobkinson & FoUett, Gazette, Green Bay
Ira D. Hurlbut. Journal, Soldier's Grove
E. & C. E. Hooker, Times, Waupun
Sam Howard, Legal News, Milwaukee
Hank hi & Baensch, Lake Shore Times, ManVoc
Hume Bros., Times, Chilton
A. S. Hearne, Chronicle, Dodgeville
W. H. Holmes, Republican, Waupaca
W. D. Hoard, Union, Lake Mills and Ft Atkins'n
James E. Heg, Herald, Lake Geneva
H. J. H<»ffmaD, Deutsche Americauer, NeillsviHe
H. J. Hoffman, Republican and Press, NeillsviHe
Hepp & Ulermoehl, Republicaner, Fountain City
Edward Hurlbut, Free Press, Oconomowoc ^.
J. W. Hall, Lumberman, Oconto
Thomas Hughs, Citizen, Beaver Dam
L. K Howe, Sun and Herald, Plymouth
J. R Hinkley, Monitor, Tomah
Wm. Ira, Watchman, Shell Lake ,
E. H. Ives, Plaindealer, Prescott
Chalmers Ingersoll, Free Press, Beloit ,
T h. D. James, Democrat, Columbus ,
Johns & Craig, Sickle, Mazomanie ,
Fred Jonas, slavie, Racine ,
Griflf O. Jones, Eagle, Augusta ,
R. H. Johnson, Central Wisconsin, Wausau ,
D. T. Jarvis, Enterprise, Ridgeway ,
J. E. Jones, Democrat, Portage ,
Geo. L. Jones, Workman, Bloomer ,
E. O. Johnson, North. W)s. News, Clear Lake
D. Junor, Courant, Berlin ,
M. D. Kimball, Globe, Green Bay
Klinker & Roemer, Wecker & Observer, Appleton
C. Kohlman & Bro., Telegraph, Oshkobh
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H. M. Klutoliin, Commonwealth, Fond du Lac .
James Gr. Kuight, Democrat, Darlington
H. S. Keeney, Chronic e, Weyauwega
James KZarr, Review, Fort Howard
C. R. EZlebec-adel & Co., Advocate, Shawano .
J. A. Kil een, Union, Kenosha
J. A. ICilieen, Telegraph, Keuosha
Charles A.. Leith, Republican and Learner, Arcadia
R. Lovs^enback, Herald, M nroe
Leader Pub. Co., Leader, Eau Claire
C. A. Libby, Enterprise, Evansville
Frank Long. Advocate, Sturgeon B^y
W. S. Luce, Independent, Gales ville
H. ^W. L*-e. Democrat, Stevens Point
G. Liind, Republican, Antigo
Tom Lindley, Tribune, Elroy
T. J. Law, Pick and Gad, ShuUsburg
Le Co nap c and Butterfield, Press, Hartford
L. C. McKenney, Recoid, Bloomiugt^a
S. C. McDonald, News, Muscoda
McOlachlin & Sidions. Journal, Stevens Poitit.
F. J. McLean, Times, Meoomonie
McBride Broa, Her .Id, Sparia
P. W. Meehan. News, Spring Green
Frank Miller, Times, Lavalle
James W. Moore, Gazette, Wut rtown
Murphy & Payne, No. th Star. Marinette
Herman Melster, Correspondent, Platteville. . .
BL E. Maclellan, Free Press, ShuUsbuig
Millard Bros, News Item, Antigo
W. D. Merrill, Courier, Prairie du Chien
H, W. Myers, Volkstreund, Applcton
T. G. Mandt, Hub, Stoughton
€leo. D. Merrick, Press, River Falls
G. R Mors • , Journal, River Falls
Edward Malone, Post, Water ord
Charles E. Mears, Press, O.-ceola Mills
M. P. Morris, Heral *, Cumberland
W. S. Monroe, Record, Cad^tt.
W. S. Monro., Record, Cadott, L. 1882
Charles J. Martin, Exposit«»r, Stu geon Bay. . .
Duane Mowry, Enterprise, Wonewo j
Nagle & Bor hardt. Pilot, Manitowoc
Wilham F. Nash, Chronicle, Two Rivers
News Printing Co., News, Eau Claire
Lu her B. Noyes, Eagle, Marinette
Thos. S. Norton, Tribune, Spencer
Wm. L. NorrivS, Republican, Watert >wn
O'Brien & Hobert, Independent, Black River F'lls
J. W. Odel , Gazette, Monroe
Outlook Publishing Co., Outlook, Beloit
Oliver Bros., Leader, Waupun
Osborn & Toner, Mining N ws, Florence
Park & Kenney Indepe dent, Elkhorn
J. N. Phillips, Independent, Chippewa Falls. . .
C. E. Parish, Courier, Stoughton
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T. D. Plumb & Son, Farmer, Madison
Phelps & Zeigaus, Reporter, Shawano
R Porsch, Botschafter, Madison
John H. Powers, Republican, Baraboo
A. W. Pott, Zeitung and Tribune, Sheboygan.
P. R Proctor, News and Herald
S. W. Pierce, Press, Friendship
C. A. Pe^tebone, Telephone, Juneau
Parker & Over beck, Record, Ahnapee
C. li. Powers, Times, West Bend
Fred. Packman, Bulletin, Baldwin
Geo. W. Peck, Sun, Milwaukee
Frank M. Reed, News. Racine
Rollis & Cutting, Record, Brooklyn
Rollis & Cutting, Observer, Oiegon
Ryan & Bros., Crescent, Appleton.
Robinson Bros. & Clark, Advocate, Green Bay
A. J. Reid, Post, Appleton
Peter Richards, Valley News, Lodi
Wm. Ratzman, Herold, Reedsburg
Recorder Printing Co., Recorder, Janesville. . .
Valentine Ringle, Wochenblatt, Wausau
H. N. Ross, Times, Sheboygan
J. C. Rathbun, Herald, Mondovi
Reporter Publishing Co., Reporter, Oconto —
M. P. Rindlaub. Witness, Platteville
Runnell & Bender, Courier, Green Bay
L. B. Ring, True Republican, Neillsville
E. B. Rossier, Enterpriee, Centralia
V. Ringle, Pilot, Wausau
Peter Rupp, Express, Racioe
Peter Rupp, Demokrat, Fond du Lac
Reed & Co., Sunday Morning News, La Crosse
R B. Rice, Dial, Boscobel
Reed & Co., Odd Fellows News, La Crosse
Carl G. Schmidt, Staatszeitung, Ma<li8on
Sherman & Goudy, Argus, Beaver Dam
Shafer Bros., Phonograph, Colby
Robert Schilling, Volksblatt, Milwaukee
G. A. SellMich, Wecker, Portage
Geo. Schley er, Volksbote, Chilton
C. H. Schmidt, Nord Westen, Manitowoc
F. W. Starbuck, Journal, Racine
Charles T. Stone, Monitor, Montfort
O. C. Smith, Sun, Dodgeville
J. F. Sprague & Son, Star, Mauston
Henry Sand ford. Tribune, Manitowoc
Robert Schilling, Reformer, Milwaukee
William M. Scheik, Journal, Cambria
Francis C. Sharp, Enquirer, Oconto
J. N. Stone, City Times, Neenah
C. Swayze, Wisconsin Pinery, Stevens Point. .
H. A. Stone, Gazette, Neenah
Walter Speed & Co., Alert, Chetek
Walter Speed & Co., Shield, Barron
Henry Spiering, Pioneer, May ville
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E. H. Sandford, Advocate, Racine
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J. A. Smith, Rustic, Richland Center
Sentinel Pu^>g. Co., Sentinel, Fort Howard
Geo. R. South, Sun, Monroe
Martin C. Short, Times, Brandon
T. D. Stone, Free Press, Ripon
C. G. Starks, Journal, Berlin
B. & A. Sillsbee, Sun, Janesville
W. A. Thompson, Times, Platte viHe
D. C. Talbot, Statesman, Elroy
D. C. Talbot, Plaint diJker, Elroy
W. E. Talboys, Sentinel, Grantsburg
Thwing & Lange, Reporter, Fond du Lac
Taylor & Piice, Star & Times, Hudson
Fred Trayser, N. W. Trade Bulletin, Milwaukee. .
John E. Thomas, News, Sheboygan Falls
J, C. & A. E. Thompson, Commonwealth, Ripon..
E. B. Thayer, Review, Wausau
Times Company, Times, Neillsville
Times Pubg. Co., Times, New London
John Ulrich, Nord Stem, La Crosse
Ellis R Usher, Chronicle, La Crosse
Yan de Casteele & Heyrman, Standard, De Peie.
A. C. Voshardt, Enterprise, Kewaunee
A. C. Van Meter, Republican, New Richraood
Edward R. Ward, Western Church, Milwaukee. .
E. T. Wheelock, Star & News; Medf ord
Wilson & Tousley, Times, Janesville
H. T. Willey, Bulletin, Baraboo
W. T. Weber, Courier, Fond du Lac
K G. Warring, Wochenhlatt, Mansfield
E. G. Warring, Gazette, Mansfield
H. C. Witmer, Latest News, Juda
W. E Williams, Spy, Kingston
W. F. Weber, Deutschf r Beobachter, West Bend.
Wilber G. Week-, Republican, Delavan
C. M. WePs, Review, Evansville
James A, Wells, Journal, Tomah
W. J, Whipple, Inter Ocean, Superior
Washington Co. Pubg. Co., Democrat, West Bend
H. D. Wing, News, Chilton
D. W. C. Wilson, Leader, Viroqua
P. M. Wright, Journal, Omro
W. H. Wilson, Times, Phillips
Mich. Wagner, Standard, Buriine:ton
W. W. Woodruff, Gazette, Kilboum City
A. F. Warden, Reporter. Plymouth
A, Whittman, Po^r, Manitowoc
Chaa J, Ware, Herald, Markesan
H. M. Toumans, Freeman, Waukesha
A. W. Young, Deutscher Pionier, Wausau
Carl Zillier, Demokrat, Sheboygan
$22,281 80
For PuBusmNQ Private and Local LAwa
Allen & Hicks, Northwestern, Oshkosh
$3 00
12 00
3 40
C. M. Atkinson, Mining News, Florence
Beach Brothers, Times, Whitehall
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Berryman & Lacy, Union, Praii ie du Chien
Charles A, Baoth^ Sentinel, Monroe
Currie G. Bell, Press, Bayfield
John W. Blake, Free Press, Reedsburg
C. A. Coon, Times, Marshfield
F. W. Coon, Local, Oconr mowoc
F. W. Conn, Reporter, Edgerron
D. A. Canneday, Dalles, St. Croix Falls
Case & Doolittle, Herald, Ellsworth
Henry Casson, Jr., Censor, Viroqua
Calkins & Watrous, Telegraph, Milwaukee
F. H. Cole, Signal, Bloomer
C. E. Carter, Stalwart, Omro
E. A. Chandler, Independent, Brodhead
Clark & Goodell, R giste , Portage
J. Lut»- Christie, Times, Supjerior
A. P. Colby, Enterpri^e, Union Grove
J. W. DeGroff, Journal, Alma
C. H. Darlingt m, Badger, Phillips
J. T. Ellarson, Argus, Wautoma
J. T. Ellarson, Independent, Wautoma
Free Press Co., Free Press, Eau Claire . .
Sam. S.Fifield, P.ess, Ashland
Flint & Weber, Ne^ s, Menom<>nie
Paul Fontame, Reporter, Grand Rapids
W. B. Faulils, News, Independence
W. R. Finch, Republican and Leader, La Crosse .
W. D. Farquharson, Herald, Lancaster
A. D. Gorham, Advocate, Merrill
R. H. Gile, Leader. Merrillan
D. Gorham, Jr., Journal, Shawano
Geo. C. Ginty. Herald, Chippewa Falls
Gordon & Ogden, P*»8t, Waupaca
W. H. Huntington, Herald, Durand
Hoskinson & Follett, Gazette, Green Bay
James E. Heg, Herald, Lake Geneva
William Irle, Watchman. Shell Lake
R. H. Johnson, Central Wisco'^sin, Wausan
H. M. Kutchin, Commonwealth, Fond du Lac . . .
H. J. Keeney, Chronicle, Weyauvpega
L. P. Lester, Dial, Boscobel
La Count & Butterfleld, Prpss, Hartford
Frank L- ng. Advocate, Sturgeon Bay
Chaa A. Leith, Rt^publican and Leader, Arcadia..
G. Lind, Re ublican, Antigo
McBride Br s.. Herald, Sparta
McGlachlin & Simons, Journal, Stevens Point. . .
W. S. Monroe, Record. Cadott
C. E. Me^rs, Pres3, Osceol^ Mills
Charles J. Martin, Expositor, Sturgeon Bay
W. P. Moris, Heral % Cumberl nd
Th >mas L. Norton, Tribune*, Spencer
L. B. No\ es, Eagle, Marinette
O'Brien & Hobert, Independent, Black River F'ls.
R J. Pat' on. Journal, Soldiers' Grove
P. R. Proctor, News and Herald, De Pere
$8 60
I 80
11 40
8 60
130 20
1 80
81 00
8 40
6 60
4 20
15 60
1 20
8 00
4 80
2 40
12 60
1 80
1 80
7 80
8 60
2 40
6 00
25 20
8 00
6 60
2 40
4 80
1 80
154 20
3 00
11 40
27 60
6 60
18 00
5 40
119 40
7 80
12 00
8 60
4 20
1 20
81 00
96 60
8 00
19 20
126 00
1 20
1 20
1 20
1 20
2 40
8 60
7 80
7 80
1 80
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Jolm BE. Powers. Republic, Baraboo
$4 80
4 80
7 20
5 40
1 20
7 20
8 40
1 20
88 80
4 20
17 40
76 80
136 20
84 60
1 80
16 80
S. ^W. Pierce, Press, Friendship
L B. Rin^, True Republican, Neillsvilie
A. J . Reid, Post, Appleton
S. S. Rockwood, Ti dependent, Elkhom
Reporter Pub. and Print ng Co., Reporter, Oconto
Sentinel Co., Seijtinel, Milwaukee
F. ^W^. Starbuck, Journal, Racmp
J, F, Sprague & Son, Star, Mauston
"Wal er Speed & Co., Shield, Barron
"W. E. Talboyt*, S M.tinel, Grantsburg
A. C. Voshhrdt, Enterprise, Kewaunee
W^is. Indep't Co., Independent, Black Riv. Falls.
James A. Wells, Journal, Tomah
"Wells & Warren. Review, Evansvi le
E. T. Wht e ock, Star and News, Medf ord
For Advertising Lands.
Allen & Hicks, Northwestern, Oshbo-^h
$14 10
8 CO
21 15
9 40
14 10
11 75
14 10
13 50
18 80
24 20
4 70
4 70
11 75
14 10
4 70
4 70
13 50
16 45
14 10
9 40
18 20
14 10
16 45
4 70
4 70
16 70
23 50
14 20
4 70
4 70
4 70
14 10
14 10
14 10
4 70
4 70
$1,819 20
J. F. Atkiui-on, Mining News, Florence
David Atwond, St^te Journal, Madison
Ch.arles A. Booth, Sentinel, Monro©
Berry man & Lacy, Union, Prairie du Chien
M. G. B'^han, Advertiser, Port Washington
Currie G. Bell, Press, Bayfield
Case & Doolittle, Herald, Ellsworth
J. Lute Christie, Times, Superior
Henrv Carson. Jr.. Censor. Virooua
Clark & Goodell, Register, Portage
S. W. Chapman, Sun, Montello
J. R, Decker, Republican, Coluoibus
J. W. DeGroff, Journal, Alma
C. H. Darlington, Badger, Phillips
J. T. Ellarson, Argus, Wautoma
Fontaine Bros., Reporter, Grand Rapids
Flii.t & Weber, News, Menomonie
Free Press Co.. Free Press. Eau Claire
S D. Forbes, Union, Westfield
Sam S. Fifield, Press, As land
W. R. Finch, Republican and Leader, La Crosse.
Fogo & Munson, Repub. & Observer, Rich*d Cent.
Paul Fontaine, Reporter, Grand Rapidts
H. D. Farauharson. Herald. Lancaster
R. H . Gile, Leader, Merrillan
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Gteo. C. Ginty, Herald, Chippewa Falls
A. D. Gorham, Advocate, Merrill
Gordon & Oerden. Post. Waubaca
D, Gorham, jr., Journal, Shawano
Ed. D. Glennon, Gazette, Portage
W. H. Huntinsfton, Courier, Durand
Hoskinson & Follett. Gazette, Green Bay
Thos. Hughes, Citizen, Beaver Dam
W. H. Holmes Republican. Waupaca
WiUiam Irle, Watchman, Shell Lake
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D. Junor, Courant, Berlin
R H. Johnson, Central Wisconsin, Wausau. .
S. A. Jewell, Independent, Wautoma
H. M. Kutchin, Commonwealth, Fond du Lac
Tom. Lindley, Tribune, Elroy
Frank Long, Advocate, Sturgeon Bay
Gus. Lind, Republican, Antigo ,
C. A. Leith, Republican and Leader, Arcadia.
Lacy & Hurlbut, Union, Prairie du Chien
McGlachlin & Simons, Journal, Stevens Point
McBride Bros., Herald, Sparta
Charles E. Meard, Press, Osceola
C. R. Morse, Journal, River Falls
Madison Democrat Co., Democrat, Madison . .
Luther B. Noyes, Eagle, Marinette
William L. Norris, Republican, Watertown. . .
Osborn & Toner, Mioing News, Florence
S. W. Pierce, Press, Friendship
Parker & Over beck, Record, Ahnapee
John H. Powers, Republic, Baraboo
Joseph M. Rogers, Journal, Shawano
A. J. Reid, Post, Appleton
Reporter Publishing Co., Reporter, Oconto. . .
L. B. Ring, True RepublicaD, Neillsville
H. N. Ross, Times, Sheboygan
Henry Sandford, Tribune, Manitowoc
Walter Speed & Co., Shield, Barron
C. G. Starks, Journal, Berlin
Taylor & Price, Star and Times, Hudson
W. E. Talboys, Sentinel, Grantsburg
Charles S. Taylor, Shield, Barron
H. D. Wmg, News, Chilton
E. T. Wheelock, Star and News, Medford
H. M Youmaus, Freeman, Waukesha
For Free High Schools.
Appleton
Almond
Avoca
Burlington
Bloomer
Black River Falls
Bay View
Beloit...*
Berlin
Boscobnl
Beaver Dam
Brandon
Baraboo
Brodhead
Columbus
Chilton
Chippewa Falls. . .
Clinton
$11 75
21 15
16 45
4 70
16 46
21 15
19 70
4 70
4 70
30 05
18 80
21 70
4 70
10 50
16 45
21 15
4 70
16 45
14 10
16 45
21 15
18 80
30 70
4 70
4 70
14 10
9 40
4 70
19 20
16 45
4 70
9 40
14 20
4 70
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193 00
306 Od
147 00
306 00
306 00
306 00
306 00
306 00
306 00
242 00
291 70
291 70
306 00
272 00
306 00
214 00
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Darlington
Delavan
I>epere
Durand
I>odge\ille
Elroy
Elkhorn
Evansville
Eau Claire
Fort Atkinson
Fennimore
Fox Lake (Refunded)
Fond du Lac
Grand Rapids
Geneva
Oreen Bay
Glenbeulah
Highland
Hazel Green
Horioon ,
Humbird
Hillsborough
Jefferson (Refunded)
Janesville
Kenosha
Kewaunee
La Cr©sse
Lancaster
Lake Mills
Lodi
May ville
Montel'o
Merrill
Mazomanie ,
MuBCoda
Monroe
Middleton
Mauston
Mineral Point
Madison
Mount Hope
Marioette
Neenah
JN^ew Lisbon
Necedah
Neillsville
Oconto ,
Oregon
Oshkosh
Omro ,
Portage
Port Andrew
Potosi . . . . ,
Plymouth
Pewaukee
$806 00
306 00
306 00
186 00
306 00
290 00
306 00
306 00
291 70
306 00
166 00
214 00
306 00
214 00
306 00
306 00
161 00
145 00
306 00
306 00
154 00
147 00
269 00
306 00
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193 00
306 00
306 00
245 00
304 00
278 00
206 00
306 00
306 00
185 00
306 00
128 00
306 00
306 00
306 00
128 00
291 70
269 00
306 00
306 00
275 00
806 00
169 00
306 00
237 00
306 00
145 00
74 00
275 00
138 00
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Pepin
$186 00
306 00
306 00
306 00
306 GO
306 00
260 00
208 00
306 00
306 00
110 00
263 00
306 01)
300 00
245 00
289 00
140 eo
306 00
303 00
289 00
245 00
306 00
207 00
' 174 00
92 00
67 00
193 00
306 00
306 00
304 00
306 00
94 00
Richland Center
Racine
Reedsburg:.
Ripon
Shullsburg
Shawano
Shar. n
Stevens Point
Sparta.
Stockhridge
Spring Green
Sheboygan Fails
Stoughton
Sauk City
Sturgeon Bay
Sextonville
Tomah
Two Rivers
Unity
Viroqua
Wonewoc
Waupun (Dodge Co.)
Waupun (Fond du Lac Co.)
"Wauzeka (refunded)
Westfield
West Salem
Waterto wn
West Depere
Wauwatosa
Waupaca
Walworth
For County Agricultural Societies.
Adams
$100 00
100 00
100 0()
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
$26,741 80
Brown
Boscobel Agricultural and Driving Park
Buffalo
Burnett
Barron
Central Wis. Agl. and Mech. Ass'n
Calumet
Chippewa
Crawford
Columbia.
Clark
Dane
Dnor
Dodge...
Eastern Monroe Agricultural Society
Grant
Green
Iowa
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Jefferson
Juneau
Kewaunee
Kenosha
X.a Crosse, aid for 1883 . .
HiE Crosse
lia Fayette
liodi Union
Manitowoc
Marathon
Marquette
Monroe
Ozaukee
Outagamie
Pepin
Pierce
Po tage
Racine
Richland
Rock
St. Croix
Sauk
Shawano
Shebovgan
S. W. Wis. Indus. Ass'n
Trempealeau
"Vernon
Washington
Waupaca
Waukesha
Walworth
Waushara ,
Wood
For Statistics of Crime.
Felix Benfry
For Real Estate Returns.
Edward Dwyer, Marinette Co
Ed. Emerson, Chippewa Co
D. G. Jones, Iowa Co
J. R. Lyon, Monroe Co
Peter Peterson, Dunn Co
W. H. Remick, Richland Co
V. R. Willard, Lincoln Co
For Apportionment of Railroaj^ License.
W. Wis. (nowp^rt of C, StP., M, & O. R. R Co)
Buffalo county
Chippewa county
Clark county
Dunn county
$100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
. 100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
$11 93
36 40
33 32
34 20
11 20
11 50
54 40
$320 18
568 36
564 03
1,844 81
$5,300 00
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Eau Claire county .
Jackson coanty. . . .
Juneau county. . .
La Crosse county. .
Monroe county...
Pepin county
St. Croix county. . ,
Wood county ,
North Wj& (now part of C, St P., M. & O. R R Co.
Ashland county
Bayfield county
Barron county
Burnett county
Dunn county
Douglas county
Polk county
St. Croix county.
Sawyer county
Washburn county •.
Maintaining Insane in County Hospitals.
Brown county
Jefferson county. . .
Milwaukee county.
Rock county
Sheboygan county.
Walworth county.. .
Winnebago county.
Bounty on wild animals
For Special Appropriations.
Burnett county, Chap. 822, Laws 1881
G. &C. Merriam, Webster's Dictionaries, Chap. 45,
Laws 1882
Cen. Wis. Agl. & Mech. Assn., Ch. 117, Laws 1883.
Amos Devoe, Chap. 123, Laws 1883
Kelley A. Knott, Chap. 211, Laws 1883
La Fayette Co. Agl. Society, Chap. 13, Laws 1883 .
Henry F. McCloekey, Chap. 115, Laws 1883
Nerth Wis. Agl. & Mech. Assn., Ch. 110, Laws 1883 .
E. A. Spencer, Chap. 187, Laws 1883
S. W. Industrial Assn., Chap. 122, Laws 1883
Tres. Bd. Regents of Normal Schools, Chap. 214,
Laws 1883
Wis. Dairyman's Assn., Chap. 72, Laws 1883
Wis. State AgL Society, Chap. 109, Laws 1883. .
Wia State Agl. Society, Chap. 146, Laws 1883. .
Wis. State Hort Society, Chap. 56, Laws 1883. .
Wis. Wool Growers, and Sheep Breeders Assn.,
Chap. 120, Laws 1883
Treas. Board of Regents of Normal Schools, Chap.
214, Laws 1883
$1,271 40
2,308 08
34 67
61 01
832 97
255 39
27 55
7 00
$8 16
2,829 67
2,436 82
2,584 07
244 05
87 10
1,846 40
86 14
2,916 70
3,232 49
$1,242 42
2, 113 70
39,929 21
2,278 93
923 14
2,276 36
1,798 29
$266 74
2,800 00
400 00
138 00
500 00
100 00
115 00
2,000 00
435 44
400 00
7,859 50
500 00
2,000 00
4,480 00
500 00
100 00
1,777 32
$8,095 45
$16,271 60
$50 562 05
10 579 00
$24 372 00
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''A.''— School Fund Receipts for 1883.
Miscellaneous.
Henry P. Fischer, Treasury Agent, commissions. .
O. ^W. Carter, expense taking convict to North-
ern Hospital for Insane
Ira Kimball and J. H. Putney, appraising escheat
lands
Refunded income penalty
Ref landed land fees ■,
!H . M. Youmans, advertising escheat lands
Ed^ward Lins, peddlar license fee refunded
Henry P. Fischer, peddlar license fee refunded. .
Z. J. D. Swift, recording order and deed
Gteorge Weeks, serving subpoenas State vs. Mills.
I>avid Atwood, balance due on paper
I>avid At woo J, publishing bank statement
M. M. Sanderson, recording commissioners cer-
tificate
Total general fund disbursements.
$4,411 26
6 10
10 00
46 19
7 00
7 05
38 34
34 80
1 25
8 05
63 43
27 60
1 00
$4,657 07
$1,296,472 40
SCHOOL FUND.
Receipts.
Sales of land
Dues on certificfites
Loans
Penalties and forfeitures
Taxes
Fines
United States bonds
Premium on U. S. bonds
Milwaukee city bonds
^. Langlie, Admr. of estate of A. Eitson, died,
escheat
Trustee of deceased person
Loan to Lincoln county
Loan to Iowa county
Loan to Wood county
Loan to Juneau county
Loan to Vernon county
Loan to Polk county
Loan to Burnett county ,
Loan to town of Pine Valley, Clark county
Loan to town of Little Wolf, Waupaca county. .
Loan- to town of St. Lawrence, Waupaca county.
Loan to town of Necedah, Juneau county
Loan to town of Mosinee, Marathon county
Loan to town of Rushfoid, Winnebago county. .
Loan to town of Lyndon, Sheboygan county. . . .
Loan to town of Luck, Polk county
Loan to city and town of Mineral Point, Iowa Co.
Loan to city of Jefferson
Loan to city of Wausau
$18,484 93
41,792 59
36,328 05
65 36
11 39
14,526 40
160,000 00
20,400 00
10,000 00
229 59
10 00
10,201 51
10,000 00
3,000 00
750 00
2,300 00
500 00
1,333 33
400 00
500 00
595 00
1,450 00
200 00
500 00
3,000 00
250 00
5,000 09
500 00
2,500 00
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Loan to city of Berlin
Loan to Sch. Dis. No. 6, Union & Magnolia, Rock
County
Loan to Sch. Dis. No. 12, Darlington, La Fayette
County
Total receipts .
Disbursements.
School Dis' rict Loans —
No. 1 Auburndale, Wood Co
10 Brighton, Marathon Co
1 Bloom, Rich and Co
1 Buena Vi^ta, Portage Co
7 Bloom, Richland Co
8 Barron, Barron Co
2 Balsam Lake and Apple River, Polk Co,
4 Bloomer, Chippewa Co
2 Canton, Buffalo Co
2 Colfax, Dunn Co •
2 Carson, Portage Co
4 Cady, St Cr. ix Co
3 Clinton, Barron Co
3 Day, Marathon Co
3 Dupont, Waupaca Co
9 Edson, Chippewa Co
1 Emerald, S . Croix Co
2 Edson, Chippewa Co
1 Glencoe & Waumandee, Buffalo Co
4 Grant and York, Clark Co
4 Howe, Oconto Co
3 Humboldt, Brown Co
1 Lucas, Dunn Co
5 La Fayette, Chippewa Co
2 Little River, Oconto Co
3 Lor^ine, Polk Co
3 Larabee, Waupaca Co
11 Mosinee, Marathon Co
10 Mosinee, Marathon Co
6 Naples, Buffalo Co
3 Pine VaUey, Clark Co
2 Pine Valley, Clark Co
2 Red Cedar & Tainter
3 Reitbrock, Marathon Co
1 Richmond, Star Prairie & Stanton, St.
Croix Co
4 StantOD, Dunn Co., & Springfield, St.
Croix Co
1 Springfield, St. Croix Co
3 Stanton, Dunn Co
3 Seneca, Wood Co
4 Springfield, St. Croix Co
4 St Joseph, St Croix Co
1 Stanton, Dunn Co
1 Thorpe & Withee, Clark Co
4 Texas, Marathon Co
8 Washington, Eau Claire Co
$2,000 00
1,000 00
1,000 00
$600 00
300 00
950 00
600 00
325 00
200 00
600 00
1,500 00
350 00
150 00
800 00
260 00
160 00
300 00
1,500 00
450 00
700 00
1,000 00
300 00
800 00
300 00
300 00
400 00
475 00
600 00
600 00
300 00
250 00
500 00
270 00
400 00
200 00
1,200 00
700 00
3,000 00
800 00
1,200 00
2,800 00
400 00
550 00
400 00
400 00
2,000 00
800 00
830 00
$348,828 15
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No. 8. Weston, Eau Claire Co
10. Wash'ngton, Eau Claire Co.
4. Wheatoii, Chippewa Co
rJnited Statf s bonds
!P I emium on U. S. b( nds
l^lilwaukee city bonds
Trea«, MarnthonCo, refunded for errone(>us pay-
ment of fines
lL«oan to town of Ashlann, Ashland Co
X^oan to town of Richfield, Wood Co
X^oan to town of Line dn, Trempealeau Co
Xioan t ) town of Arena, Iowa Co
Xioan to town of Maine, Outagamie Co
Xioan to town of Auburndale, Wood Co
Xx)an to town of Weston, Clark Co
Xioan to town of Mosinee, Marathon Co
Xioan to city of Hudson
Loan to village of Waukesha
Itef unded for overpayments
Total disbursements.
$300 00
500 00
400 00
$81,220 00
15,000 00
2,041 94
275,000 00
22 80
6,000 00
2,750 00
5,300 00
1,500 00
2,200 00
2,200 00
1,700 00
1, 500 00
5,500 00
6,000 00
172 70
$358, 107 41
SCHOOL FUND INCOME.
Receipts.
Interest on land certificates and loans
Interest on certificates of indebtedness
Interest on United States bonds
Interest on Milwaukee city bonds
Interest on loan to Lincoln Co
Interest on loan to I'jwa Co
Interest on loan to Wood Co
Interest ou loan to Juneau Co
Interest on loan to Jackson Co
Interest on loan to Vernon Co
Interest on loan to Shebo * gan Co
Interest on loan to Brown Co
Interest on loan to Polk C<>
Interest on loan to Burnett Co
Interest on loan to town of Ashland, Ai«hland Co
Interest on Joan to town of Thorpe, Clark Co. . .
Interest on loan to town of Pine Valley, Clark Co
Int on loan to town of Li tie Wolf, Wanpaca Co.
lot. on loan to town of St. Lawrence, Waup'a Co
Int. on loin to town of Necedah, Juneau Co. . .
Int. on loan to town of Rushford, Winnebago Co
Int. on loan to town of Mirteral Point, Iowa Co
Int. on loan to town of Mosinee, Marathon Co.
Int. oa loan to town of Richfield, Wood Co. . .
$30,446 26
109,389 00
9,956 25
11,900 00
3, 645 30
1,400 00
2,377 00
472 50
1,4<»0 00
1,288 00
680 00
1,400 00
70 00
1,560 81
455 00
350 00
125 61
315 00
416 50
609 00
35 00
840 00
201 60
165 75
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Int. on loan to t'n of Lincoln, Trempealeau Co.. .
$319 46
105 25
83 10
122 50
87 70
55 53
43 75
805 00
1,050 00
1,260 00
245 00
1,400 00
207 08
420 00
128 33
350 00
660 00
490 00
560 00
7,088 36
466 66
Int. on loan to town of Maine, Outagamie Co . . .
Interest on loan to town of Arena, Iowa Co
Interest on loan to town of Luck, Polk Co
Int on loan to town of Auburndale Wood Co. . .
Interest on loan to town of Weston, Clark Co . . .
Int. on loan to town of Mosinee, Marathon Co. . .
Interest on loan to city i»f New London
Int on loan to city and towo of Mini Pt., Iowa Co.
Interest on loan to city of Mineral Point
Interest on loan to city of Jefferson
Interest on loan to city of Wausaa
Interest on lodn to city of Wausau
Interest on loan to eity of Bt-rlin
Interest on loan to city of Hudson
Interest on loan to Mineral Point Seminary
Int on loan to Sch. Dist No. 7, Baraboo, Sauk Co.
Interest on loan to School District No. 6. Union
and Magnolia, Rock Co
Interest on loan to School District No. 12, Dar-
lington, Lsi Fayette Co
General Fund, Sec. 247, Revised Statutes
Interest on loan to village of Waukesha
Total receipts
$195,296 80
Disbursements.
School Apportionment to Counties-
Adams '
$997 60
238 00
1,111 30
102 00
5,447 20
2,437 60
298 80
2,582 00
1.962 80
1,640 80
4, 102 40
2,897 20
7,801 20
6,956 00
1.963 60
157 60
2,560 40
2,824 00
6,943 60
5,718 80
3,2I$8 20
2,066 00
3,668 80
1,886 00
6,001 20
2,889 60
1,980 40
2,770 40
8,672 40
Ashland
Barron
Bayfield
Brown
Buffalo
Burnett
Calumet
Chippewa
Clark
Columbia ,
Crawford
Dane
Dodge
Door
Dou&rlas
Dunn
Eau Claire
Fond du Lac
Grant
Green
Green I^ake
Iowa
Jackson
Jefferson
Juneau
Kenosha
Kewaunee
La Crosse
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Fund for 1883.
La Fayette. .
$8,192 80
171 20
T^nglade. . . .
Lincoln
888 00
6,884 80
2,950 00
1, 168 40
1,481 20
20,800 00
8,289 60
1,592 40
4,681 60
2,584 00
964 00
2,642 40
1,489 20
2,659 20
74 00
4,877 60
2,789 60
5,818 80
2,676 40
4, 151 20
1,486 80
5,470 00
872 40
2,476 80
8,615 82
8,296 80
8,570 80
3,967 60
8,245 60
1,924 00
6,200 80
1,446 80
Manitowoc
Marathon
Marinette
Marquette
Milwaukee
Monroe ,
Oconto
OHtafiraimie . . t ^ . . , ^ . . , ^ ^ . ^ ^ » - -, -
Ozaukee
Pepin
P'crce
Polk
Portage
Price
Racine
Richland
Rock
St Croix
Sauk
Shawano
SheboYflran
Taylor
Trempealeau
"Vernon
Walworth
Washington
Waukesha
W^aupaca
W^aushara '.
WinnebafiTO
Wood „: ... .:-:...:: :
verpaym
rsements
ents
$197,581 42
580 43
Refunded for o
Total disbu]
$198,061 85
UNIVERSITY FUND.
Receipts.
Sales of lands
$569 62
8,697 00
2,186 11
Ix)ans
Total receints
$6,402 78
DiSBXTBSEMENTS.
United States Bonds
$8,000 00
408 88
PrftnriiiiTn on TT. SL 'Rondfl
Total disbnrsements t . , . r . . , -,
8,408 88
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UNIVERSITY FUND INCOME.
Receipts.
Interest on land certificates and loans.
Interest on certificates of indebtedness
Interest on U. S. Bonds
laterest on Milwaukee city bonds
Interest on loan to Shawano county . . .
Interest on the Johnson Endowment. .
Ge eral Fund Appn. Sec. 890, R. S...
J. S. Dean, Sec, tuitioQ fees
J, S. Dean, rent of house
J. S. Dean, sale of old iron
J. S. Dean, machine shop
J. S. Dean, sale of lots
J. S. Dean, sale of farm products
J. S. Dean, library
J. S. De^n, f (eight refunded
J. S. Dean, water rent
J. S. Dean, laboratory
J. S. Dean, carpenter shop
J. S. Dean, observatory fees
J. S. Dean, sewer pipe
J. S. Dean, overdraft
Total
Disbursements.
Treasurer of State University
Refunded for overpayiwents
Total disbursements
$2, 356 92
7,770 00
1,901 25
700 00
1,239 57
500 00
45,632 51
5,167 40
164 00
1 00
959 95
385 00
1,459 88
31 80
3 25
80 00
1, 122 92
28 00
162 00
29 00
75
$69, 695 20
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE FUND.
Receipts.
Sales of land ,
Dues on certificates ...
Loans
Loan to town of Texas
Total receipts
DiSBURSEMENTa
United States bonds
Premium on U. S. bonds
Platteville city bonds
Reiunded for overpdyments .
Total disbursements
$2,410 88
10,574 (lO
2,360 04
333 33
$10,000 00
1,361 30
10,500 00
5 18
$15,668 25
$21,866 48
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AGRICULTURAL COLLEQE FUND INCOME.
Receipts.
Interest on land certificates and loans
Interest on certificates of indebtedness
Interest on U. S. bonds
Interest on Milwaukee city bonds
Interest on loan ti town of Withee, Clark Co. . . .
Interest on loan to town of Weyauwega, Wau-
paca County
Interest on loan to town of Texas, Marathon
County
Interest on loan to town of Day, Marathon
County
Int. on loan to city of New London
Int. on loan to city of Manitowoc
Total receipts
Disbursements.
Treasurer of the State University
Piatteville city, accrued inerest on bonds.
Hefunded f«/r overpayments.
Total disbursements.
$8,157 18
4,242 00
1,387 50
700 00
850 00
100 00
28 08
140 00
35 00
1,960 00
$17,377 14
187 50
185 12
$17,699 76
$17,699 76
NORMAL SCHOOL FUND.
Receipts.
Sales of land
Dues on certificates of sales .
Loans
Taxes
Penalties
Milwaukee city bonds
6-Sec.
$97,354 88
2,784 00
6,222 92
2 82
14 62
10,000 00
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Loan to Wood county
Loan to Iowa county
Loan to Taylor county
Loan to city of Waupaca
Loan to city of La Crosse
Loan to town of Marinette, Marinette county . .
Loan to town of Waupaca, Waupaca county. . . .
Loan to town of Kewaunee, Kewaunee county. .
Loan to town of Mosinee, Marathon county
Loan to town of Barron, Barron county
Loan to town of Princeton, Green Lake county .
Loan to Board of Educati »n, city of Beaver Dam.
Loan to Board of Education city of Neenah. .
Total receipts
Disbursements.
School District Loans —
Na 2. Gil ett, Oconto county
17. Forest, Richland Co., and Stark, Liberty
and Webster, Vernon Co
2. Colby and Mayvill»», Clark Co., and
Hull and Hoi ton, Marathon Co
4. Easton, Marathon Co
4. Menomonie Dunn Co
1. Chetek, B «rron Co
2. Plainfield, Waush ra Co
2. Millidore, Wood Co
8. Pine Grove, Portage Co., and Plainfield,
Waukesha Co
4 Eureka, Polk Co
United States Bonds
Premium on U. S. Bonds
Milwaukee City Bonds
Bonds of the town of Gale, Trempealeau Co . .
S. H. Allen and William Gallon, fees on selection
of state lands.
V. Bayless and Alex Meggett, fees on selection of
stale lands ^
Geo. Fav and J. H. Jones, fees on selection of
state Innds
Ole R. Olson, expenses, selecting state lands. . .
Geo. B. Carter, expenses, selecting state lunds .
Refunded for overpayments
Total disbursements
$7,000 00
10,000 00
660 00
2,500 00
4,000 00
3,750 00
1,250 00
1,200 00
200 00
130 00
500 00
1,000 00
1,000 00
$500 00
400 00
1,000 00
500 00
800 00
872 00
600 00
675 00
. 500 00
500 00
$149,568 74
$5,847 00
8,000 00
408 88
100,000 00
12,000 00
90 00
179 50
169 00
650 06
48 68
285 22
$122,172 84
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"A" — Normal School Fund Income for 1883.
NORMAL SCHOOL FUND INCOME.
Interest on land certificates and loans
$4,691 35
36,099 00
8,681 25
11,200 00
1,400 00
3,500 00
415 80
3,862 06
805 00
2,240 00
26 17
402 50
252 00
124 19
79 71
175 00
2,802 95
2,^16 97
25 00
36 55
2,997 44
8,568 70
70 00
490 00
Interest on certificates of indebtedness
Interest on U. S. bonds
Interest on Milwankee city bonds
Interest on loan to Brown county
Interest on loan to Iowa county
Interest on loan to Tayl <r county
Interest on loan to Wood county
Interest on loan to cify of Waupaca
Interest on loan to city o La Crosse
Int on loan to town of Mariiette, Marinette Co.
Int. on loan to town of Waupaca, Waupaca Co.
Int on loan to town of Kewaunee, Kewaunee Co
Int. on loan to town of Mosinee, Mara hon Co . .
Int. on loan to town of Barron, Barron County. .
Int. on loan to town of Princeton, Green Lake Co
Tuition fees. River Falls Normal School
Tuition fees, and book rent Platte ville N'in*l Sch*l
Sale of old furnao^, Plattevi le Normal School. .
Sale of books, Platteville Normal Scho 1
Tuition fees, White veater Normal School
Tuition fees, Oshkosh N. irmal School
Int. on loan to Board of Education, Beaver Dam
Int on loan to Board of Educat'n, city of Neenah
•
Total Receipts
$86,361 64
Disbursements.
Treasurer of Board of ReRrents of Normal Schools
$86,324 05
87 59
Refund d for overpaymeut
Total disbursements
$86,361 64
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"A."— Delinquent Tax Fund for 1883.
DRAINAGE FUND.
Receipts.
Interest on land certificates
1452,45
92, 705 64
863 17
3 28
1
Sales of land
Dues on certificates
Penalties
$93,624 54
Total receipts .'
Disbursements.
Lincoln County
$12,776 65
6,000 00
17 13
90 00
169 00
179 50
43 68
650 07
254 63
A. J. Turner, A. Scharf and C. R. Gallett, appro,
ch. 138, laws of 1883
S. H. Alban and Wm. Gallon, excess of landseFd
S. H. Albafi and Wm. Gallon, fees on seL st. lands
Greo. Fay and J. H. Jones, fees on se ec'g st. lands
V. Bay less aod A. Meggett, feesonselec. st. lands
Geo. B. Garter, expenses selecting s^ate lands. . . .
Ole R OlEon, expenses selecting state lands
Refunded for over-pavments.
Total disbursements ,
$20, 180 66
DELINQUENT TAX FUND.
Receipts.
Taxes op state la^if^s
$13,062 97
Disbursements.
Apportionment to Counties—
Adams
141 96
358 79
193 92
449 72
22 63
75 69
97 67
790 64
1,064 94
35 81
131 17
3 49
2 36
152 79
896 16
Ashland
Barron
Bayfield
Brown
Buffalo
Burnett
ChioDewa
ciariT.. ............:...:.::..:....
Columbia
Crawford
D .ne
Dodge.
Door .
Douglas
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for 1883.
Dunn
1205 45
154 70
50 84
3 06
45 04
204 25
50 47
63 48
28 10
1 72
5 73
195 24
3,568 22
18 91
481 84
419 81
23 52
21 35
98 41
881 78
476 19
77 54
257 56
445 18
243 73
133 99
210 63
460 66
80 10
1,605 74
290 52
703 46
131 58
109 02
3 51
58 83
5 62
113 77
77 00
8 76
141 36
Eau Clajre
Florence
Green Lake
Iowa
Jackson ,
. Jefferson
Juneau
Kewaunee
La Crosse
La Fayette
Langlade
Lincoln ••....
Manitowoc
Marathon
Marinette
Marquette
MUwaukee
Monroe
Oconto
Outagamie
Pepin
Pierce
Polk
Portage
Price
Richland
St. Croix
Sauk
ShawartO
Sawyer
Taylor
Trempealeau
Vernon
Walworth
Washburn
Waukesha
Waupaca
Waushara
Winnebago
Wood
$15,863 79
173 18
T^f^iTifle^ for overpayments. ....... x x
Total Disbursements
$16,086 97
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M." — Deposit and Trespass Funds for 1883.
DEPOSIT FUND.
Balances deposited
Dis
(rporcre Hald ^^in . . .
Receipts.
$1,718 16
$174 37
56 50
50 22
17 53
3 00
100 60
7 88
486 47
54 46
3 70
56 28
46 36
Thomas Bradnock
L. B. Caswell
J. D. Clark
W. D. Carr
Dan Dilley
S. A. Qvale
"Willi -m Smith
H.N. Solherg
C. E. W. Struve
Wm. A. Spencer
dents
Total Disburse Q
$1,056 87
ST. CROIX & LAKE SUPERIOR R. R. TRESPASS FUND.
REOEIPT&
M. Herrick, x)enaltie8 collected .
Disbursements.
Sloan, Stevens & Morris attorney fees.
M. Herrick, timber agent, salary
M. Herrick, timber agent, expenses . .
Total Disbursements.
$5,160 43
750 00
1,853 60
$1,967 64
$7,264 03
ST. CROIX & LAKE SUPERIOR R. R. DEPOSIT.
Disbursements.
W. H. Phipps, deposit of John Arbuckle
$100 00
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'^j4." — Redemption and Allotment Funds for 1883.
REDEMPTION FUND.
Receipts.
AdvertiBing interest, penalties and fees.
DiSBUBSEMENTS.
Qeorge Baldwin
S. A.QTale
William Smith
H. N. Solberg
C. E. W. Struve
Total Disbursements.
$101 85
9 65
20 05
19 15
50 78
$179 63
1201 48
ALLOTMENT FUND.
Disbursements.
Charles Scott.
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APPENDIX "A.
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DETAILED STATEMENT OF THE RECEIPTS AND DIS-
BURSEMENTS OF THE SEVERAL FUNDS FOR THE
FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 1884.
GENERAL FUND RECaSIPTS.
From Counties.
State Taz.
Suit Tax.
For Charita-
ble Institu-
tions.
Adams
Ashland
Barron
Bayfield ....
Brown
Buffalo
Burnett
Calumet
Chippewa . . .
Clark
Columbia . . .
Crawford . . .
Dane
Dodge
Door
Douglas
Dunn
Eau Claire..
Florence ....
Fond du Lac
Grant
Green
Green Lake. .
Iowa
Jackson
Jefferson
Juneau
$1,014 01
953 74
992 63
365 16
4,673 91
2,406 39
71 81
4,276 70
3,958 48
2,668 28
7,728 65
2,393 63
16,710 33
14,872 17
1,034 21
450 75
2,979 29
4,515 53
788 62
18,246 32
8,706 94
7,067 90
3,670 96
5,368 13
2,008 90
8,923 41
2,366 81
$^5 00
35 00
33 00
15 00
108 00
49 00
15 00
13 00
92 00
97 00
48 00
59 00
213 00
86 00
68 00
52 00
86 00
168 00
23 00
47 00
122 00
27 00
19 00
35 00
49 00
34 00
84 00
$512 37
191 43
446 04
67 06
3,269 65
1, 105 32
521 00
923 17
1,511 84
987 87
1,202 54
1,753 72
3,252 82
2,482 32
848 38
87 02
1,944 69
2,466 22
4,613 86
3,079 63
1,191 46
802 05
2,462 72
1,383 81
2,857 56
1,867 65
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''Ar— General Fund Receipts for 1884.
From Counties.
State Tax.
Suit Tax.
Charitable
Institutions.
Kenosha
Kewaunee. . .
La Crosse. . . .
La Fayette..
Langlade. . . .
Lincoln
Manitowoc. .
Marathon....
Marinette . . .
Marquette...
Milwaukee. . .
Monroe
Oconto
Outagamie.. .
Ozaukee
Pepin
Pierce
Polk
Portage
Price.
Racina
Richland
Rock
St. Croix
Sauk
Sawyer
Shawano... ..
Sheboygan . .
Taylor
Trempealeau.
VernoD
"Walworth . .
Washburn...
Washington.
Waukesha. . .
Waupaca.. . .
Waushara. . .
Winneoago..
Wood
$4,994 25
1,976 48
5,618 13
5,769 78
650 42
1,258 45
8,479 51
8.015 01
2,098 06
1,290 86
44,487 49
8,098 88
2,075 22
6.016 51
4,264 56
805 45
8,019 28
1,419 80
2,078 61
964 88
10,836 51
2,889 76
14,913 86
4,110 68
5,361 62
213 16
1,702 71
10,303 04
1,164 38
8,062 58
3,455 80
10, 177 19
227 60
7,064 10
11,251 21
3, 177 87
2,012 54
11,494 78
1,361 41
$331,784 88
$18 00
38 00
88 00
29 00
40 00
162 00
48 00
202 00
20 00
11 00
773 00
53 00
91 00
108 00
17 00
19 00
78 00
70 00
80 00
26 00
50 00
61 00
81 00
179 00
28 00
12,048 72
1,034 42
2,420 90
2,078 24
96 71
87 84
3,127 10
670 68
1,256 99
808 09
1,145 86
1,426 80
1,372 04
3,826 18
1,426 99
461 02
1,709 06
904 19
1,844 75
2,206 84
1,421 74
1,981 47
1,663 00
1,870 99
62 00
14 00
63 00
60 00
42 00
47 00
17 00
26 00
45 00
36 00
12 00
72 00
56 00
576 89
1,635 74
169 86
1,776 53
1,903 83
1,928 69
33 94
2,285 78
2,891 19
1,803 54
768 36
3,396 32
829 37
$4,504 00
$97, 114 36
$433,403 24
From Railboad Companies.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul R'y Co
Chicago & Northwestern R'y Co
C, St. P., Minn. & Omaha R*y Co
Green Bay, Winona & St PhuI R. R. Co. . . .
Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western R. R. Co
Milwaukee & Northern R*y Co
Menomonie R'y Co
Northern Pacific Ry Co
Prairie du Chien & McGregor R R. Co
St Paul, Eastern Grand Trunk R R. Co. . . .
$331,588 12
282, 185 44
108,666 12
1,929 82
11,463 08
5,160 44
26 10
72 05
1,043 45
50 00
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WiBConsin & Minnesota R. R, Co
10,811 62
56,181 30
102 90
Wisconsin Central R. R. Co
Wisconsin Pittsviile & Sunerior R* v Co
$754,269 44
$82 47
PTiANK Road Companies.
Milwaukee & Janesville Plank Co
Telegrapb Companies.
Chicago & Milwaukee Telegraph Co
$63 00
16 00
4,489 85
Platt4?ville ani T/ancastfti" 'ffelefira-nh Dn t -
Western Union Telegraph Co
4,568 85
Telephone Companies.
Wisconsin Telephone Co
$1, 155 94
2 50
9 25
1 57
Burlin&rton Telenhone Co
Duluth Telephone Co
Northwestern Telenhone Co
1,169 26
Railway Cab Companies.
New York Central Sleeping Car Co
$16 26
121 89
Pullman Sleeninfir Car Uo
$188 15
From Fire Insurance Companies.
American Central Ins. Co . St. Louis. Mo
$179 20
1,088 99
218 58
216 40
48 75
174 48
65 86
120 85
818 20
307 09
40 45
285 62
42 22
415 94
1,696 46
458 62
49 89
677 92
184 60
206 76
168 77
2,790 69
162 40
154 54
150 60
50 87
JEtna Ins. Co. Hartford, Conn
AmArican Ins. Co.. Newark. N. J. ............ ^ . .
Allemania Tn^, Co., Pitt«h\irg, Pn ,
American Ins. Co.. Boston
.AmA.Knn Tna. On.. Cincinnati. Ohio
American Fire Ins. Co., New York
Accident Ins. Co.. of N. A
American Fire Ins. Co., Philadelphia, Pa
Buffalo Oerman Ins. Co., Buffalo, N. Y
Buffalo Ins. Ca, Buffalo, N. Y
Boylston Mut. Ins. Co., Boston
Boston. Maiine Ins. Co.. Boston
British American Ins. Co., Toronto, Can
Concordia Fire Ins. Co., Milwaukee, Wis
Connecticut Fire Ins. Co. Hartford, Conn
Commerce Ins. Co., Albany, N. Y
Commercial Union Ins. Co., Chicago, 111
Clinton Fire Ins. Co., New York
California Ins. Co.. Cincinnati Atrencv
Commercial Ins. Co., New York
Continental Ins. Co., New York
Citv of London Ins. Co., Boston Agency
Citizens Ina C^, New York.
Detroit F. and M. Ins. Ca. Detroit. Mich
Dwelling House Ins. Co, Boston
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Equitable F. & M. Ins. Co., of R. L, Chicago ag'cy
Firemen's Fund Ins. Co., CaL, Chicago office. . .
Franklin's Yire In& Co., Philadelphia, Pa
Fidelity and Casualty Ina Co., New York
Firemen's Ins. Co., Newark, N. J
Fiie Ins. Association, of England, New York. .
Fire Ins. Co., Philadelphia, Pa
Fire Association of Philadelphia, Pa
Grerman Ins. C<>., Peoria, 111
Glr-nn's Falls Ins. Co., Glenn's Falls, N. Y
Germantown Farmer's Mutual Ins. Co
German American Ins. Co., Chicago Office
G«rmania Fire Ins, Co., New York
Girard Fire & Marine Ins. Co., Philadelphia, Pa
German Insurance Co., Freeport, III
Guardian Assurance Co., G. B
Guarantee In& Co , of N. A., Montreal, Can
German-Scai dinavian Hail Ins. Co., StPaul. Minn
German- Amen can Hail Ins. Co., St. Paul, Minn. .
Greenwich Fire Ins. Co., New York
Hartford Fire In& Co., Hartford, Conn
Home Ins. Co., New York
Hekla Fire Ins. Co., Madison, Wis
Herman Farmers' Mut. Ina Co., Woodland, Wis.
Hamburg Bremen Ins. Co., Chicago Branch
Hanover Fire Ins. Co., New York
Howard Ins. Co., New York
Harr. St Boiler Inspection and Ins. Co., Boston. .
Ins. Co. of North America, Erie, Pa., branch
Ina Co. of the State of Pennsylvania, Phil'a
Imperial Fire Ins. Cr»., London, England
Lancashire Ins. Co., G. B., Ch cago office
Lion Fire Ins. Co., Hartford branch
Liverpool, Lond. & Globe Ina Co., Chicago office.
London and Lancashire Ina Ca, G. B
Long Island Ina Co., Brooklyn, N. Y
Lloyd's Plate Glass Ins. Ca, New York
London Assurance Co., New York Agency
London and Provincial Ins. Co., N. Y. office. . . .
Milwaukee Mechanics Mut Ina Co
Michigan Fire and Marine Ins. Ca, Detroit
Merchants Ins. Co., Newark, N. J
Mercantile Ina Co., Cleveland, Ohio
Metropolit ^n Plate Glass Ina Co., New York
Mercantile F. & M. Ins. Co., Chicago, HI
Merchants Ina Co., Providence, R. I
Manufacturers F. and M. Ins. Co., Boston
Metropole Fire Ins. Co., Paris, France
Millers and Manufacturers Mut Ins. Co.,Minneap
Manuf rs & M^rchiyits Mut. Ina Co., Rockford, 111
Miss. Valley Manuf. Ina Ca, Rock Island. Ill
Northwestern National Ins. Co., Milwaukee, Wia
National Fire Ina Co., Hartford, Conn
North British Mercantile Ina Co., G. B., N. Y. offi'e
New York Bowery Fire Ins. Co., New York . .
New Orleans Fire Ins. Co., New Orleans
Norwich Union Fire Ins. Co., New York
Northern Ina Ca, G. B., Chicago office
290 49
363 72
518 82
110 70
826 43
89 94
1,143 41
58 01
340 22
412 32
1, 158 14
652 88
247 10
828 97
76 02
6 40
82 78
223 06
46 82
1,620 03
2,627 65
1,479 40
109 86
815 84
652 88
169 03
150 03
2,612 22
79 00
488 27
485 18
87 51
728 42
125 77
22 02
68 47
885 98
122 42
2,680 57
54 58
187 88
124 26
19 11
114 88
203 36
373 73
57 38
220 43
122 21
70 53
896 81
293 99
1,103 90
98 25
286 52
858 03
278 10
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Ne!¥ Hampshire Fire Ins. Ca, Manchester, N. H.
Nia&rara Ins. Co.. New York
261 65
569 70
256 87
84 20
58 80
846 66
19 80
1,075 44
50 89
22 49
212 06
1,121 54
1,082 65
572 06
98 25
4 96
628 86
476 78
290 27
279 16
61 94
911 82
188 22
85 80
841 09
06 98
251 58
77 80
680 11
727 54
69 81
150 97
451 24
21 46
49 11
151 96
226 00
669 09
170 80
204 24
608 78
829 74
North German Ins. Co., New York
National Fire Ins. Co., New York
Newark Fire Ins. Co., Newark, N. J
Orient Ins. Co., Hartford Conn
Prescott Ins. Co., Boston,
Pennsylvania Ins. Co., Erie Branch
Peonies' Fire Ins. Co., New York
Pennsylvania Ins. Co., Pittsburg
Providence Washinfirton Ins. Co.. R.I
Phcenix Ins. Co , EEartford, Conn
Phoenix Ins. Co., New York, Chicago Olfice
Phoenix Ins. Co., Q. B., New York
Pacific Ins. Co., New York
Plymouth Mutual Hail Ins. Co., Plymouth, Wis.
Queen's Ins. Co., G. B., Chicacro Office
Royal Ins. Co., G. R, Chicago Office
Rochester German Ins. Co., Rochester, N. Y
Rockfot d Ins. Co., Rockford, 111
Securitv Ins. Co., New Haven, Conn
Springfield F. and M. Ins. Co., Chicago, 111
Star Fire Ins. Co., Chicago, 111
Standard Fire Ins. Co., New York
Standard Fire Office, London
SterlmfiT Fire Ins Co . . N. Y
Shoe and Leather Ins. Co., Boston
Scottish Union National Ins. Co., Hartford, Conn.
Sun Fire Office, En^^land
St Paul F. and M. Ins. Co., St Paul, Minn
Trans-Atlantic Ins. Co., New York
Thames and Mersey Ins. Co., G. B
Trader's Ins. Co.. Chica&ro. Ill
United States Fire Ins Co.. New York
Union Marine Ins. Co., G. B
Union Ins. Co. of California, Chicago Office
Union Ins. Co., Philadelphia
"Western Assurance Co., Milwaukee, Wis
Williamsburg City Ins. Co., Brookh n, N. Y
Washington F. an i M. Ins. Co., Chicago, 111
Westchester Fire Ins. Co., New York
Western Manufacturer's Mutual, of Chicago
$51*433*81
From Life Insurance Companies.
JStna life Ins. Co., Hartford, Conn
$300 00
800 00
800 00
800 00
800 00
800 00
800 00
800 00
800 00
800 00
800 00
800 00
Continental Life Ins. Co., Hartford, Conn
Connecticut Lif^ Ins. Co.. Hartford. Conn
Equitable Life Ins. Co., New York
Germania Life Ins. Co.. N. Y
Homo Life Ins. Co., New York
Hartford Life Ina Co
Massachusetts Mut Life Ins. Co., Springfield. . . .
Manhattan Life Ins. Co.. New York
Mutual Life Ins. Co., Detroit, Mich
Mutual Benefit Life Ibs. Ca, Newark. N. J
Metropolitan Life Ins. Co., New York
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Northwestern Mut. Life Ins. Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
6.867 04
300 00
300 00
300 00
800 00
300 00
300 00
300 00
300 00
300 00
300 00
New England Mutual Life Ins. Co.,
New York Life lis. Co.. New York
Penn Mutual Life Ins, Co., Philadelphia, Pa
Provident Savings Life Assurance Soc, N. York.
Phoenix Mutual Life Ins. Co., Hartford, Conn . . .
State Mutual Life Ins. Co., Worcester, Mass
Travelers Ins, Co.. Hartford
United States Life Ins. Co., New York
Union Mutual Life Ins. Co.. Portland, Me
Washington Life Ins. Co., New York
Hawkers and peddlers
$13,467 94
13,005 85
From Sundry Sources.
Secretary of State, Botary fees
$872 00
2,846 67
. 1,539 19
16,245 00
10 00
3,850 37
2,555 02
524 01
120 10
1,701 50
190 00
1 00
600
159 00
Secretary of State, fees of office
Commissioners of Public Lands, fees ,
Insurance Commissioner, insurance fees
Attorney General, costs, Harding vs. State Treaa
Wm. F. Vilas, convevance of lands to H. M.
Fuller, ch. 276, laws of 1882
Income penalty
Tresnass nenaltv
Trespass expenses
State Superintendent, sales of dictionaries.
State Superintendent, sale of maps
State Superintendent, sales of co< ie
Northwestern Li'e Ina Co., certificate
Bank Dep't, publishing and printing bank report
$30,619 86
Total receipts
1,302,111 87
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GENERAL FUND DISBURSEMENTS FOR 1884
Salaries and Permanent
APPROPRIATIONa
Oovemor'8 Office —
Jeremiah M. Rusk, Governor, Salary
L. J. Rusk, Governor's Private Sec'y
Sam. S. Fifieid, Acting Governor. . .
Secretary's Oj^ce —
Ernst G. Timme, Sec. State, Salary.
M. T. Park, Asst Sec. State, Salary.
State Treamrer'8 Office—
E. C. McFetridge, § ate Treas., Salary
J. A. McFetridge, Asst. Treas., Salary
Attorney 'OeneraV 8 Office—
L. F. Frisby, Attorney-Gen'l, Salary
H. W. Chynoweth, Asst Atfe.-Gen., Sal
State Superintendent's Offl^ —
Robert Graham, State Supt, Salary.
Robt Graham, State Supt., expenses
Robt. Graham, State S«ipt., elk. hire
W. H. Chandler, Asst. State Supt, Sal
State Supt, Appro. Sec. 166, R. S..
15,000 00
1,600 00
120 00
$5,000 00
2,000 00
$5,000 00
2,000 00
Bailroad Commissioner's Offi^-e —
N. P. Haugen, R R. Com., SaUry.
N. P. Haugen, R R Com., expenses.
J. H. Foster, Dept. R R C.>m., Salary
J. H. Foster, Dept R R Com., expens.
Self ert & Schoeffel, maps
Public Property Office —
W. H. Bennett, Supt Pub. Property
Supreme Court —
Orsamus Cole, Chief Justice, salary .
Wm. P. Lyon, Associate Jusrice, soL
H. S. Orton, Associate Justice, saL . .
Davi'i Taylor, Associate Justice sal.
J. R Cassodav, Associate Justice, sal.
Clarence Kellogg, Clerk, per diem . .
$3,000 00
2,000 00
$1,200 00
1,500 00
1,000 00
1,800 00
150 00
$3,000 00
843 00
1,500 00
198 00
27 00
$5,000 00
5,000 00
6,000 00
5,000 00
5,000 00
480 00
$6,720 00
7,000 00
7,000 00
5,000 00
5,650 00
5,068 00
2,000 00
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Clarence Kellogg, clerk, fees
O. M. Conover, reporter
F. K. Conover, reporter
Jaines P. Paine, secretary to Justices
C. H. Beyler, crier
Circuit Courts —
J. T. Wentworth, Judge, 1st circuit
J. B. Winslow, Judge 1st circuit .
Chas. H. Hamilton, Judge, 2d circuit
David J. Pulling, Judge, 8d circuit.
N«»rmanL. Gilson, Judge, 4th circuit.
Greo. Clementson, Judge, 5th circuit.
A. W. Newman, Judge, 6th cinuit. .
Chas. M. Webb, Judge. 7th circuit. .
Egbert B. Bundy, Judge, 8th circuit
Alva S'ewart, Judge, 9th circuit . . .
Gteo. EL Myers. Judge, 10th circuit. .
Solon H. Clough, Judg* , 11th circuit.
J. R. Bennett, Judge, 12th c rcuit. .
A. Scott Sloan, Judge, 13th circuit. .
S. D. Hastings, Jr., Judge 14th circ't
State Historical Society —
Lyman 0. Draper, Secretary, salary.
Daniel S. Durrie, Librarian, salary. .
L S. Bradley, Asst Librarian, salary.
Treasurer, annual appropriation
State Library —
J. R. Berry man. State Librarian, saL
John Angle <fe Co., books
A. L. Bancroft & Co., books
A. G. Briggs, books
Banks Bro-., books
Chicago Legal News, books
Callaghan & Co., books
CassweU & Co., books
William Gould & Son, books
K«y & Bro., books
John Kent
Geo. A. Lewis, books
Little, Brown & C >., books
.Mills & Co., books
G. L. M-inchester, books
E. p. Myi-rs &Co., books
James E. Moseley, books
John D. Parsons, books
R F. Perry, Hooks
Review Publi^hin^ Co., books
Rowsell & Hutchinson, books
S'»ule & Bugbee, books
Wm. H. Stevenson, books
Stevens & Hayne^, books
Edward Thompson, books
255 25
1,750 00
1,250 00
1,300 00
192 00
$750 00
2,250 00
3,000 00
3,000 00
3,000 00
3,000 00
3,000 00
3,000 00
3,000 00
3,000 00
3,000 00
3,000 00
3,000 00
3,000 00
2,250 00
11,200 00
1,600 00
975 00
5,000 00
1,500 00
8 50
57 50
6 00
47 55
2 20
907 10
69 97
129 25
48 00
4 50
5 00
22 50
20 00
5 00
22 75
15 00
18 00
4 50
5 00
31 86
177 50
5 00
95 95
44 25
$3t»,227 25
41,250 00
8,775 00
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F. W. Thomas, books
Wisconsin Legal News, books .
"West Publishing Cj., books . . .
State B&rdof Charities and Reform —
A. E. Elmore, member, expenses . . .
Mrs. E. B. Fairbanks, member, ex's.
H. H. Giles, member, exp^-nses
J. H. Vivian, member, expenses
A. O. Wright, Secretary, salary
A. O. Wright, Secretary, expenses. .
A. O. Wright, Secretary, expenses
to Congress of Charities
A. O. Wright, Secretary, 300 copies
Proceedings of Cong, of Charities .
Fred Vivian, services
Land Protection —
V. M. Adams, timber agent, salary .
V. M. Adams, timber agenr, expanses
O. W. Block, timber agent, salary . .
O. W. Block, timber, agent, exp'uses
H. P. Brigg-i, timber agent, salary.
H. P. Briggs, timber agent, exposes.
O. W. Ghoca, timber agent, salary.
G. W. Ghoca, timber agent, expenses
•C. E. Mears, timber agent, salary. . .
O. E. Mears, timber agent, expenses
E. Outhwaite, timber agent, salary.
E. Outhwaite, timber agent, expanses
William Wall, timber agent, salary
Insurance Commission —
P. L. Spooner, Jr., Ins. Com., salary
R C. Spooner, Dep. Ins. Com., salary
State Board of Health--
J, T. Reeve, Sec, expenses of boa d
Fish Culture —
• Treas. Fish Comm., expenditures.
Interest on State Indebtedness —
On bonds
On certificates of indebtedness to
School Fund
Normal School Fund
University Fund
Agricultural College Fund... .
School Fund Income —
Interec^t, Sec. 274» R. S • . .
10 15
5 15
25 00
$730 70
357 94
503 50
335 65
1,500 00
335 87
77 65
120 00
32 00
$600 00
80 00
600 00
75 90
111 55
122 19
500 00
400 33
600 00
625 10
600 00
139 85
900 00
$3,000 00
1,500 00
University Fund Income —
Appropriation, Chapw 300, Laws 1883,
$150 00
109,389 00
36,099 00
7,770 00
4,242 00
$3,293 18
3,893 31
5,355 63
4,500 00
3,324 62
6,500 00
157,650 00
7,088 86
57,442 52
$867,737 87
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Legislative Expenses—
Lieuteuant Governor
Charitable and Penal Institutions.
State Hospital —
Expenses
Rebuilding laundry wall
190,914 00
600 00
Northern Hospital for Insane —
Expenses
Institute for Deaf and Dumb —
Expenses
Institute for Uie Blind —
Expenses
Industrial School for Boys —
Expenses
State Prison —
Eiipenses
Soldiers' Orphans' Home —
R W. Burton, Sec. salary and exp's
Clerk Hire.
Governor's Office —
T.L. Hacker
Secretary's Office —
L. J. Erdall, m iling clerk. ...
W. W. Jones, filing clerk ,
Chas. A. Lei'h, printing clerk ,
A. E. McCurdy, ; sst. book-keeper. . ,
Thos St. George, c rr-s. & war. elk.
D. H. Tullis book-k eper ,
Mrs. F. M. Vila . regis^ra ion clerk.
A. B. Roeder, compiling clerk
D. R. Roeder, compiling clerk
A. E. Bauer, services under Chap.
90, Laws 1883
Treasurer's Office —
H. B. Haz*»Ixine, deposit clerk
Nic. Ko-rad, c rresponding clerk..
Charles Maynard, mailing clerk. . . ,
Chas. Wede stedt, book-keeper
Ch^s. W' deJstedt, comp. B*k Report
Henry Malone, watchman
7— Sec.
1,300 00
1, 425 00
1,800 00
1,490 00
1,800 00
1,900 00
1,335 00
165 00
895 00
$1,800 00
1,800 00
1,080 00
1,800 00
100 00
732 00
191,514 00
108,267 06
86,007 32
17,876 42
46,724 11
9,000 73
13 50
1,500 00
13,010 00
1,500 00
7,313 00
$1,000 00
1308,903 13
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Land
C. F. fricke, Chief Clerk
C. F. Fricke, cl'k to Com. Pub. Lands
B. F. Cram
Geo. B. Carter . .
B. J. Castle
C. M. Foresman
Peter Fagg
E.S. McBride...
Die R Olson...
F. KPhiUips....
Public Property Office^
W. H. JosUn
State Superintendenfs Office—
A. A. Spencer
Labor About Capitol.
Engiiieera and Firemen —
Edward Culver, engineer
Frank Smith, engineer. . .
Edward Hickman
Anton Olson
Carpenters —
D.H.Wright
Charles Gussman
Watchmen —
Henry Shetter
L E. Troan
Police —
Geo. W. Baker
Eugene Bo wen
E. E. Thomas
Janitors and Messengers —
C. H. Beyler, supreme court room,
J. C. Butler, historical rooms
F. J. Cram, supreme court room. . ,
L. F. Frisbv, Jr., Atty. Gen's office,
William H. Glenz, insurance office.
Charles E. Hoyt, Public Prop, office
Wm. J . Jones, Public Property office
Daniel Kessler, State Sup^t office
W. H. Loveioy, Governor's office
Fred J. Moll, B'd of Superv'n office
Charles Olson, water closet
S. G. Parkhurst, military office. .
$1,800 00
200 00
1,440 00
1,500 00
1,500 00
1,700 00
1,440 00
1,700 00
1,440 00
1,200 00
11,098 00
1,082 50
824 00
824 00
$1,050 00
891 00
$732 00
732 00
$656 64
732 00
732 00
$656 64
660 14
732 00
656 64
732 00
732 00
1,080 00
799 67
782 00
782 00
656 64
658 89
$13,920 00
1,625 00
1,500 00
$8,828 50
1,941 00
1,464 00
2,120 64
$39,867 00
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"AJ' — General Fund Disbursements for 1884.
John W. Robson, Commissioner of
Lab. Statistics office
Eugene Roberts, Agricultural rooms
George Speckner, Land office
Mark Smith, Railroad office
O. L. Wright, Secretary's office —
W. R. Nethercut, supreme court
reporter's room.
D. W. Smith, supreme court report-
er's room
A. J. Vinje, State Library
Laborers—
E.E. Alford
Mary Benson
Peter Delmar
Patrick Davitt
Michael Egan
Dora G?erz
Daniel Lavin .,
Michael Lynch
Bridget McMillen . .
Margaret Metchler.
W. H. MiUward . . .
E.R.Reed
Julia Wilkinson . . .
Contingent Expenses.
, charges .
656 64
652 89
656 64
732 00
658 39
800 00
240 00
180 00
1603 50
208 50
720 00
660 14
50 00
211 00
656 64
600 00
197 70
216 60
724 00
720 50
215 50
American Express Co.
C. H. Avery, mdse
Abbott & Son, cutting and polishing stone
Ainsworth B. & P. C. Co., covering steam pipes
Phebe Anderson, scrubbing
W. C. Abaly, special police
Jane Armstrong, cleaning capitol
American Shelf and Drawer Co., mdse
J. W. Arbogast, mdse
W. H. Bennett, freight
F. C. Billings, special police
W. H. Bennett, special police
C. A. Belden, mdse
J. H. D. Baker, mdse
Bunker & Vroman, lumber
C. E. Bibbs, special police
L. Boehe, mdse
G. W. Barkham & Son, eewing and laying carpets
J. F. Bruce & Co., mdse
Rosa Blake, scrubbing
F. Barry, special police
J. Barry, special police
James I^nnett, special police. .
M. J. Burke, labor in park
Gteorge Bennett, Jabor in park.
Sarah Burke, cleaning capitol
James Burke, labor in park
Frank Bond, labor in park
Nora Benson, cleaning capitol .
Joe Benson, labor in park
Charles E. Bross, electric light
$12,904 18
$5,788 98
$28,042 80
$1,085 98
6 75
8 50
874 20
1 50
8 00
9 50
125 00
7 20
47 59
33 75
12 60
6 75
3 30
28 60
1 20
2 50
10 36
61 46
11 00
14 00
14 00
45 00
27 87
1 85
9 50
12 00
1 75
1 50
1 75
200 00 j...^ T
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M. Breitenbach, drayaee
A Bou hard, labor in the park
Callaghan & Co., 32 copies 8. & B. sup. to R. S . .
Richard C mly, specinl police
Geo. B. Carpenter, mdse
Dexter Curtis, mdse
C. F Cooley, mdse
H. Chr stopher & Co., mdse
John H. Clark, mdse
Cameron, Amberg & Co., mdse
L. B. Childs & Co., mdse
Henry Clemens, labor in park
A. D. Coitover, surveying
Peter Conlin, drayage
Ed. Cody, labor in park
Donnellon & Kain, directories for State Offices.
Anthony Donovan, blacksmithing
Richard Davis, mdse
M. J. DeWolf, mdse
Dunning & Sumner, mdse
Margaret Davitt, cleaning capiiol ; .
Dan. Delanv, mdse
W. J. & F. Ellsworth, mdse
Eagle Stamp Works, rubber stamps
Dan Enni:*, labor in park
Mike Egan, labor in park
Frank & Ramsey, mdse
James E. Fisher, furniture
Rosa Fertig, repairing chairs
Bridget Fox, cleaning capitol
Frederickson & Fish, lumber
H. Fogo, la»^or in park
Geo. W. Gilman, mdse
R )bert Graham, dictionaries for State Offices .
Gugler Lithograph Co., 1 thographing
George Gillies, labor in park
P. Gilluley, labor in park
J. Grady, special police
William Gillett, special police
Alva Gillett, labor n park
August Gussman, labor ia park
S. F. Grubb, labor in park
John Guetlein, labor in park
Annie Gorgison, labor in capitol
Hollinter's Pharmacy, mdse
F. HuhIs, repairs
Mrs. F. M. Hoyt, making and washing towels. .
Hull & Stevens, mdse
Herbert E. Hoyt, p eking and shipping books.
Hartford St. B. Insp. & Ins. Co., iDSuri'g boilers
Thomas Hall, labor in park
H. J. Hoffman, mdse
N. Hutchinson, spec'al p 'lice
Bertie Hoyt, labor in park
Minnie Ho wen, cleaning capitol
V. A Henwood, special police
R S. Holden, regulating clocks
F. M. Holt, drawing plans for heating capitol
Geo. W. Huntley, mdse
J. C J« irdon, p'ants
C. W. Jacobs, s*>ecial police
L. O. Jenech, labor in park
50
1 75
132 00
1 20
135 63
75 00
18 30
9 50
5 74
17 60
4 50
2 63
125 00
1 50
15 00
49 35
38 48
5 30
93 60
9 50
10 00
255 90
10 00
4 38
10 50
141 71
3, 175 40
32 00
9 50
92 79
2 63
37 60
35 00
186 00
256 75
32 38
2 00
20 00
6 15
24 75
2 00
13 65
50
366 41
88 15
7 40
30 00
36 00
80 00
112 88
58 00
2 00
2 70
1 50
10 00
10 00
48 00
82 50
15 00
25 00
12 25
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Amanda Johnson, cleaning capitol
J. Knauber & Co., lithographing
Isaac Klauber, mdse
M. Kelley, special police
C. L. Larson, mdse
James Livesey, mason work
F. D. Linn & Co., Law Magazine for Att'y Gen'l.
M. Leonard, labor in park
Theo. Lutzon, labor in park
T. P. Lutzon, labor in park
T. R. Lpatzow, labor in park
James Livesey, rebuilding west steps to capitol. .
T. W. Lucas, asphalt pavement
James McGovern, labor in park
B. D. Miner, ice
Fred Memhard, cartage and freight
Madison Manufacturing Co., work on park gates
E. Miller, special police
W. S. Marr, mdse
Marr & Richards, mdse
Moultoti & Goodwin, mdse
L. Manasse, mdse
J. L. Miller, mdse
T. L. Nelson, paintini^
R. G. Norton, repairing clocks
H. Niedecken & Co., mdse
O. M. Nelson repairing: ice pitcher
John Nadr-r, surveying walks
O. M. Nelson, mdse
New York Store, mdse
Charles H. Naffz, mdse
R. B. Ogilvie, mdse
J. C. Officer, special ipolice
P. O'Laughlin, labor in park
Herbert Olson, labor in park
Willie O'Brien, labor in park
Tim Purcell, labor with team
W. J. Park & Co., mdse
W. W. P«)llard, painting
L. P. Po'k & C )., two copies Wisconsin directory
V. Parkhurst, labor in park
Harry Phillips, labor in park
Pat Purcell, labor in park
A. L. Parm <n, drawing plans for heating capitol.
Tho& Regan, gas fitting and plumbing
H. G. Rind r, mdse
Rand, McNally & Co,, mdse
Willie Regan, labor in park.
William Reed, labor ip. park
Mrs. Annie Reed, scrubbing
De Witt Ramsey, mdse
Thomas Roak, labor in park
J. D. Savage, mdse
Sorenson, Frederickson & Fish
Wm. T. Smith, repairing boilers
C. R. Stein & Co., mdse
Seifert & Schoeffel, lithographing
John M. Sumner, mdse
2 00
158 75
9 97
12 00
15 80
44 25
5 00
108 50
26 25
38 50
61 25
2,493 03
1,856 72
88
250 00
118 83
18 70
7 20
85 25
34 00
91 00
18 00
4 03
416 38
38 75
294 53
1 50
10 00
3 00
1,379 95
1 00
63 81
12 00
13 65
145 50
88
233 75
286 21
805 99
10 00
6 00
1 35
18 00
75 00
435 14
6 75
37 00
9 00
35 88
50
78 75
1 00
30 00
239 32
75 50
212 42
122 00
558 61
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E. Sharpe & Son, plastering
Sophia Speckner, hemming and binding flags. .
James B. Stewart, painting:
William Shine, special police
Wm. Sauthoff, special police
Dennis Sullivan, labor m park
Die Stevenson, labor in park
Aug. Schmidt, repairing
Mra Schenk, merchandise
Wm. Sauthoflf, labor in park
Oscar Scott, services
W, W. Tupper & CJo., merchandise
John Trainor, labor in park
James Tomey, labor in park . .
John Thomas, special police
United States Express Co., charges
H. J. Van Keulen, services
West & Co., merchandise
West Publishine: Co., two copies Federal Reports
W. J. Willoughby, special police
Frank Wadd^l, labor in park
Margaret Walsh, cleaning capitol
EmilZwerg, services
Julius Zehnter & Co., merchandise
Vroman & Mason, lumber
Wisconsin Telephone Co., rent of telephones
William E. Winholz, merchandise
Injured in Capitol Disaster —
C. H. Avery, medicine for
W. C. Abaly, care of
James Andrews, care of
L. AUman, medicine for
Jane Armstrong, washing for
D. BannoD, merchandise for
Peter Behrend, care of
Dr. F. H. Bodenius, medical services
Dr. J. N. Boyd, medical services
Arthur J. Bibbs, merchandise for
H. Christopher & Co., burisl of killed in
Mrs. B. Connor, care of injured in
B. Connor, care of injured in
Mary Cosgrove, care of injured in
Mrs. J. W. Campbell, care of
Conklin & Co., fuel for
Darwin Clark, merchandise for
R. Comly, reporting testimony coroner's jury .
John H. Clark, medicine for
C. F. Cooley, fuel for
D. B. Collins, milk for
Julia Detrick, care of
John Daley, care of
A. M Daggett, merchandise for
Geo. Dearolf. house rent for
W. F. & F. Ellsworth, merchandise for
Dr. T. H. Evans, medical services for
Mrs. E. Fleminsr, care of
D. Fitch, burial of killed
Dr. H. B. Favill, medical services for
James E. Fisher, merchandise for
$11 76
2 50
10 00
15 00
16 00
88
88 38
10 40
4 55
13 25
88
100 00
1 75
2 63
21 00
237 10
10 00
22 40
20 00
2 ClO
4 38
11 50
25
6 99
31 04
109 70
4 00
188 38
60 00
54 00
21 55
7 00
13 62
2 00
81 00
79 00
96 50
l23 75
30 84
14 42
17 00
,12 20
I44 25
6 00
loo 00
17 50
37 50
3 78
61 00
39 75
23 83
4 50
38 72
389 50
262 50
l82 75
107 00
12 00
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Dr. PhiL Fox, medical services for ,
Max Gartner, services at
Dr. Clark Gapen, medical 'services for
V. A. Hen wood, care of injured
Thos. Hayden, burial of killed
HoUister^s Pharmacy, medicine fdr
Geo. W. Huntley, merchandise for
Heiliger & Grady, carriages for funeral
Dr. C. F. Harrington, medical services injured
Dr. C. H. Hall, medical services injured
T. L. Hacker, merchandise
Dr. L. S. Ingman, medical services for
Dr. J. A. Jackson, medical services for
Dr. Jno. C. Jones medical services for
James Kelley, care of injured
Andrew Kentzler, care or injured
Andrew Kentzler, teams for injured
John Levy, care of injured
P. Lynch, merchandise for injured
Dr.' L. V. Lewis, medical services for
Helen McHale, care of injured
Chas. L. Miller, merchandif^e for injured
Andrew Mayers, merchandise for injured. . . ,
Mrs. E. Holden, care of injured
'New York Store, merchandise for injured. .
Chas. Naffz, merchandise for injured ,
Bernard O'Neil, care of injured
"W. H. Peoples, care of injured
Riley & Co., care of injured
Mrs. C. Schinks, care of injured
Wm. H. Shine, care of injured
C. F. Slightam, merchandise for injured ....
H. Scheler, meat for injured
F. A. Stoltz, merchandise for injured
J. E. Wilson, merchandise for injured
Dr. A. J. Ward, medical services for
Lizzie Zwenk, care of injured
Susan Zwenk, care of injured
M. Zwicky, merchandise for injured
Printing.
Democrat Printing Co,, printing blanks for —
Governor
Secretary of State
State Treasurer
Land Department
Supreme Court
State Librarian
State Superintendent
State Historical Society
Railroad Commissioner
Insurance Commissioner
Attorney General
Superintendent of Public Property
Treasury A^ent
Fish Commissioner
State Board of Charities and Reform
$27 50
2 00
651 00
277 00
36 00
45 55
167 12
20 00
27 00
5 00
2 75
46 50
158 00
46 00
144 50
27 50
12 00
270 00
4 00
5 00
5 0€
39 71
267 43
86 54
19 25
2 35
10 00
21 00
10 00
98 19
73 50
11 00
115 77
8 75
8 35
, . ;
84 00
14 00
40 00
4 00
*$25 662 77
$21 93
1,263 43
188 97
332 43
12 72
679 78
302 31
547 56
149 30
201 99
133 70
70 33
84 84
9 27
109 76
*0f this amount $5,075.10 was for capitol disaster.
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General Fund Disbursements for 1884.
Adjutant Greneral
Quartermaster Genv'ral
State Board of Health
State Board of Supervision
Washburn Observatory
Experimental Farm
Bureau of Labor Statistics
State University
Report of North. Wis. Ag'l and Mech. Assoc'n
State Agricultural Society
State Horticultural Society
State Dairymen's Association
Publications of Washburn Observa-
tory (3 vols ), .
David Atwoodr—
State paper for R. R Commissioner
Treasury Department
Ina Department
State Department
State Superintendent
Making cuts for State capitol.
Bureau op Labor Statistics.
Frank A. Flower, Com'r salary
Frank A. Flower, Com'r expenses
For Postage.
Madison Post Office —
Stamps for Governor
Secretary of State
State Treasurer
Land D^pa* tment
State Superintendent
Sup't of Public Property
Attorney General
Railroad Commissioner
Insurance Commissioner
Adjutant General ,
Quartermaster General
Supreme Court
State B ard of Charities and Reform
State Librarian
State Historical Society
Treasury Agent .'
State Agricultural Society
State Board of Supervision
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Drawer rent ,
Western Union Telegraph Company—
Telegrams for Governor
Secretary of State
Attorney General
State Superintendent
Railroad Commissoner
Siip't Public Proijerty
Insurance Commissioner
$105 25
14 94
148 81
284 29
74 28
27 81
29 85
24 39
789 46
3,416 31
431 49
277 94
893 21
18 50
10 00
20 00
25 00
18 50
25 00
$1,500 00
560 00
$155 50
233 00
442 00
136 00
263 00
201 00
47 00
50 00
241 13
103 00
36 00
257 10
139 70
61 70
454 30
132 40
1,073 50
117 00
204 50
203 25
104 24
26 57
6 65
14 60
2 20
2 70
9 80
$10,643 35
2,060 00
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Telegrams for State Treasurer
State Treasurer, Stamps for Treasurer's Of&ce.
W. H. Bennett, Stamps for Publjc Property
Office
For Paper.
H. Niedecken & Co
Democrai Printing Co.
For Gas.
Madison Qas Co .
Dodge & lopflf fi{^^- V^'r b vU;...,. .w/. .
=^QC!
f-,p kV.'-^--
UY
For Sta'I'ipnery.
Cameron, Amberg & Ok: . rTrrrrT.
Qugler Lithograph Co
•Charles C. Hall
J. Ejiauber & Co
James K Moneley
H. Niedecken & Co
W. H. Rosentengle
a S. Scott
Simons Hardware Co
W. J. Park & Co
Western Bank Not<e Engraving Co.
West & Co
For Militia.
Appleton L'ght Guards, armory rent
Appleton Light Guards, uniform fund
Capt Geo. S. Anthony, subsistence allowance in
camp
R. C. Bierce, clerk to adjutant general
W. C. Bailey, expenses attending encampment .
A. L. Burdick, expenses attending encampment
Capt V. E. Brown, subsistence allowance in
camp
Capt G^. R. Brown, subsistence allowance in
CAmp
Burchard Guards, armory rent
Burchard Guards, uniform fund
Col. W. B. Burton, subsistence allowance in
camp
Capt E. J. Burding, subsistence allowjince in
camp
Bower City Rifles, armory rent
Bower City Rifles, uniform fund
CoL S. Lb Brastad, subsistence allowance in camp
Capt F. Becker, subsistence allowance in camp
$7 00
35 00
75
$6,009 05
335 30
$490 12
288 20
13 50
84 50
6 35
100 56
6 00
6 00
235 48
233 58
14 00
96 75
$300 00
220 00
346 00
1,300 00
8 85
54 00
215 00
288 00
300 00
235 00
172 00
306 00
300 00
185 00
165 00
346 00
$4,760 09
$6,344 35
$3,696 30
$1,576 11
$1,574 99
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'^AP-^ General Fund Disbursements for 1884.
Capt. C. A. Bom, subsistence, allowance in
camp
Capt. £mil Baensch, subsistence, allowance in
camp
Emil Baensch, freight
Capt. V. E. Brewer, subsistence, allowance in
camp
Capt Geo. R. Brewer, subsistence, allowance in
camp
J. W. Curran, clerk to Quartermaster Gen., salary
J. W. Curran, clerk to Quartermaster Gen., expen
ses ,
J. W. Curran, freight on arms
C, MiL and St. Faul Ry. Co , transporting Na-
tional Guards
C, St. Paul, Min. and O. Ry. Co., transporting Na-
tional Guards
Capt. A. F. Caldwell, subsistence, allowance in
camp
Chicago & Northwestern, Ry. Co., transporting
National Guards >.
Capt F. A. Copeland, subsistence, allowance in
camp
C. P. Chapman, Adj. Gen., mileage, inspecting
militia
J. W. Curran, cash paid for material and labor
C. P. Chapman, Adj. Gen., salary
John Cory, firing salute
Delavan Guards, armory rent (2 years)
Delavan Guards, uniform fund (2 years)
Capt J. P. Doe, subsistence, allowance in camp
Evergreen City Guard?, armory rent
Evergrpen City Guards, uniform fund
Capt. John Esch, subsistence, allowance in camp
Fond du Lac Guards, armory rent
Fond du Lac Guards, uniform fund
W. M. Foresman, freight
Capt J. W. Ferguson, subsiatence, allowance in
camp
William Flohr, cartridges
Guppy Guards, armory rent
Guppy Guards, uniform fund
Capt Greo. A. Graves, subsistence, allowance in
camp
Capt C. F. Glass, subsistence, allowance in
camp
Capt. J. W. Greely, subsistence, allowance in
camp
Garfield Guards, armory rent
Garfield Guards, uniform fund
Capt. Geo. Graham, subsistence, allowance in
camp
Germania Guards, armory rent
Germania Guards, imif orm fund
Capt C. J. Hunter, subsistence, allowance in
camp
Capt. E. F. Henderson, subsistence, allowance in
camp
$408 00
803 00
2 74
218 00
811 00
1,200 00
58 90
277 84
1,036 34
186 89
848 00
187 00
216 00
512 80
5 52
625 00
6 00
600 00
580 00
224 00
800 00
300 00
213 00
300 00
230 00
48 74
252 00
80 20
300 00
315 00
124 00
144 00
329 00
300 00
215 00
825 00
800 00
295 00
40«roo
253 00
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F. Huels, repairing gatlinfc gun
M. Hanson & Co., tent stakes
Capt Wm. Helm, subsistence allowance in camp
D. Jannopoulo, tent pins
Capt. B. E. Jussen, subsist-ence allowance in camp
F. Judd. labor
Kosciusko Guards, armory rent
Kosciusko Guards, uniform fund
C. I. King, boring cannon
Lieut WuL Kuckbusch, subsistence allowance in
camp
Capt. Wm. Kuckbusch, subsistence allowance in
camp
Ludington Guards, armory rent
Ludington Guards, uniform fund
Capt J. B. La Grange, subsistence allowance in
camp
Capt G. A. Ludington, subsistence allowance in
camp
Capt. Sam S. Lewis, subsistence allowance in
camp • •
Light Horse Sauadron, armory rent
Light Horse Squadron, uniform fund
Light Horse Guards, subsistence allowance in
camp
Capt William Leach, subsistence allowance in
camp
C. F. Lamb, gun rucks
Capt. C. H. Mueller, subsistence allowance in
camp
Col. M. F. Moore, subsistence allowance in
camp
Capt. A. E. Morgan, subsistence allowance in
camp
Mil., Lake Shore Sc Western R. R. Co., transport-
ing National Guard
Fred Memhard, cartage
Missouri Tent & Awning Co., tents
Milwaukee & Northern R. R. Co., tronsporting
National Guard
Fred Memhard, freight
Carl H. Mueller, freight
Oshkosh Rifles, armory rent
Oshkosh Rifles, uniform fund
Oshkosh Guards, armory rent
Oshkosh Guards, uniform fund
W. H. PattOD, mileage, inspecting militia
W. J. Park & Co., Military Tactics
Ripon Rifles, armory rent
Ripon Rifles, uniform fund
L. J. Rusk, military secretary, salary
C. P. Richmond, expenses, Quarter-Master 2d
Regiment . .
Racine Light Guards, armory rent
Racine Light Guards, uniform fund
Aug. Schmidt repairing cannon. .'.
Capt. Hugo Schultz, subsistence allowance in
camp
18 50
40 00
375 00
25 65
180 00
39 30
800 00
290 00
442 85
155 00
6 00
800 00
256 00
323 00
264 00
282 00
300 00
215 00
408 00
197 00
20 00
251 00
180 00
375 00
59 40
60 85
435 81
4 50
7 75
9 38
300 00
190 00
300 00
210 00
4 00
64 00
300 00
260 00
400 00
2 70
300 00
255 00
10 50
232 00
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"J.." — General Fund Disbursements for 1884.
Capt. Henry SchaU, subsistence allowance in camp
Capt Greo. Schoeffel, subsistence allowance in
camp
Sparta Rifles, armory rent
Sparta Rifles, uniform fund
St Paul, Minn. & Omaha R. R Co., transporting
National Guards
Capt. A. Soliday, subsistence allowance in camp.
Lieut Sam. Schadel, subsistence allowance in
camp
Capt F. J. Toeller, subsistence allow, in camp. .
Capt. Louis Tillman, subsistence allowance in
camp
Capt J. T. Vaughn, subsistence allowance in
camp
J. A. Watrous, Quartermaster GeneraPs salary. .
Capt W. S. Wheeler, subsistence allowance in
camp
Wat e town Rifles, armory rent
Watcrto wn Rifles, uniform fund
Capt. J. D. Warner, subsistence allowance in
camp
Capt R. J. Wilson, subsistence allowance in camp
Capt Geo. S. Whiting, subsistence allowance in
camp
Capt O. F. Weaver, subsistence allowance in
camp
For Governor's Contingbnt Fund.
J. M. Rusk, Governor
For Examiners of State Teachers.
William H. Beach.
Albert Harding . . .
John Nagle
J. W. Stearos
Immigration Commission.
J. A. B'^cher, expenditures.
C. Gtertz, expenditures... .
State Board of Supervision.
€tea W. Burchard, member, salary
Geo. W. Burchard, member, expenses ,
James Bintliff, member, i^alary
James Bintliff, member, expenses
Charles Luling, member, salary
$504 00
492 00
900 00
245 00
56 17
831 00
254 00
182 '00
148 00
115 00
625 00
148 00
300 00
225 00
401 00
899 00
138 00
180 00
$79 60
59 00
88 70
22 80
$3,076 68
167 00
$2,000 00
325 52
2,000 00
244 99
2,000 00
$30,760 68
1,500 00
250 10
3,248 68
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Chas. Luling, member, expenses
$234 72
2,000 00
212 11
2,166 67
142 51
1,800 00
Charles D. Parker, member, salary
Charles D, Parker, member, expenses
Lewis A. Proctor, member, salary
Lewis A. Proctor, member, » xpenses
D. S. Comly, secretary, salarj
$13,126 52
PuBLisHiNa Notices and Proclamations.
David At wood, publishing notices to contractors.
$21 20
19 20
92 50
27 60
24 35
34 45
18 20
19 20
48 60
48 60
48 60
60 80
48 60
11 55
16 96
48 60
48 60
11 55
David Atwood, publishing financial statement . .
David Atwood, publ shing proclamations
David Atwood, publishing )ank statement
David Atwood, publishink< election notice
David Atwood, adven i-«ing for coal
David Atwood, advertising for printing
Democrat Printing Co., publishing financial state-
ment
W. C. Gates, advertising for prin' ing
F. A. Good: ich, advertising lor priuting
John Hicks, advertising for printi'>g
Inter Ocean Publishing Company, advertising
for paper
F. F. Morgan, advf rtis*ng for printing
Milwaukee Sentinel Company, advertising for
paper
Sentinel Co., advertising for coal
F. H. Starbuck, advertising f«)r printing
Watrous & Mower, adver ising for printing
Watrous & Mower, advertising for paper
649 16
For Advertising TiANDs.
David Atwood, Journal, Madison
9 40
13 60
9 40
30 00
9 40
9 40
14 10
9 50
16 45
11 75
18 80
14 10
19 50
9 00
9 40
18 80
W. H. & B. J. B«»nDett
Bin liff & Meacham, Republican, Darlington. . . .
Henry Casson, Jr., Censor, Viroqua
L. W. Chapman, Sun, Montello
C. A. Charlton, Independent Brodhead
J. Lu e Christie, Times, Su.»erior
Clark & GoodelL Register, Portage
C. H. Darlin-ion, Badger, Phillips
J. W. De Groflf, Journal, Alma
J. T. EUarson, Argus, Wautoma,
Fogo & Munson, Republican and Observer, Rich-
land Center
Paul Fontaine, Reporter, Gr^nd Rapids
Free Press Co., Free Press, Eau Claire
W. R Finch, Republican and Leader, La Crosse. .
Flint & Weber, News. Menomonie
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"J.."— General Fund Disbursements for 1884.
Ed. D. Glennon, Gazette* Stevens Point
14 10
25 35
13 00
21 00
43 00
17 00
940
9 40
11 75
13 60
940
14 10
n 75
21 15
13 60
13 60
9 40
14 10
9 40
14 10
27 70
8 00
10 00
21 15
8 00
14 10
11 75
9 40
28 00
11 75
11 75
13 60
16 00
11 75
21 15
23 50
1 20
R H. Gile, Wisconsin Leader, Merrillan
Geo. C. Ginw, Herald, Chippewa
D. Gorham, Jr., Journal, Shawano
A. D. Gorham, Advocate, Merrill
Gazette Printing Co., Gazette, Janesville
W. H. Holmes, Republican, Waupaca
HoskinsoQ & Follett, G^azette, Green Bay
W. H. Huntington, Courier, Durand]
Thomas Hughs, Citizen, Beaver Dam
William Irle, Watchman, Shell Lake
E. 0. Johnson, North Wisconsin News, Hayward
D. Junor, Courant, Berlin
R. H. Johnson, Central Wisconsin, Wausau
Journal Printing Co., Journal, Racine
H. M. Kutchen, Commonwealth, Fond du Lac . .
Chas. A. Leith, Republican and Leader, Arcadia
Lacy & Hurlbut, Union, Prairie du Chien
Frank Long, Advocate, Sturgeon Bay
G. Lind, Republican, Antigo T '.
McBride Bros., Herald, Sparta
Chas E. Hears, Press, Osceola
C. R. Morse, Journal, River Falls
Luther B. Noyes, Eagle, Marinette and Peshtigo.
Osborn & Toner, Mining News, Florence
John H. Powers, Republican, Baraboo
S. W. Pierce, Press, Friendship
L. B. Ring, Republican, Neillsville
Reporter Publishina: Co., Republican, Oconto
M. P. Rindlaub, Witness, Platceville
A. J. Reid, Post, Appleton
Henry Sand ford, Tribune, Manitowoc
Taylor & Pric*, Star and Times, Hudson
W. K Talbovs, Sentinel, Grantsburg
Charles S. Taylor, Shield, Barron
Ed. Wheelock, Star and News, Medford
Watrous & Mower, Telegraph, Milwaukee
$779 60
Free High Schools.
Almond
136 04
214 51
135 14
• 532 51
532 51
532 51
214 51
214 51
214 51
214 41
171 61
214 51
128 71
214 51
532 51
Appleton
A voca .
Beaver Dam
Boscobel
Black River Falls
Baraboo
Bay View
Beloit
Berlin
Brandon
Brodhead
Bloomer
Burlington
Columbus
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'A." — General Fund Disbursements for 1884.
Chilton
$460 18
150 16
128 71
115 84
214 51
214 51
214 51
214 51
192 20
214 51
214 51
214 51
214 51
214 51
140 29
214 51
214 51
139 43
203 78
214 51
214 51
135 14
107 26
214 51
115 83
115 83
214 51
394 29
214 51
532 51
214 51
161 74
214 51
532 51
214 51
214 51
214 51
214 51
135 14
115 84
214 51
214 51
214 51
214 51
84 52
120 98
532 51
214 51
214 51
214 51
214 51
138 15
214 51
214 51
849 14
270 55
214 51
150 16
Clinton
Cedarburg
Clinton vine
Chippewa Falls
Darlington
Depere
Dodgeville
Durand
Delavan
!Eau Claire
Elkhorn
Evansville
Elroy
zr «'.
F ennimore
Fond du Lac
Fort Atkinson
Glenbeulah
Grand Rapids
Green Bay
Geneva
Hazel Green
Hillsborough
Horicon
Humbird
Highland
Janesville
Kewaunee .♦
KftpnBhft
Lodi
La Crosse
Lake MUls
Lancaster
Mineral Point
Mauston
Mazomanie
Menasha
Monroe
Montello
Muscoda *
May ville
Madison
Merri 11
Marinette
M'ddleton
Mount Hope
Nftw Tiiflhon
Neenah
Necedah
Neills ville
Oconto
Oregon
Oshkosh
Omro
Pepin
Pewaukee
Portage
Poynette
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M." — General Fund Disbursements for 1884.
Port Washington
Prescott
Port Andrews. ..
Plymouth
Potosi
Richland Center.
Ripon
Racioe
Reedsburg
Stock bridge
Stoughton
Sauk City
Sharon
Sheboygan Falls.
Shullsburg
Sparta
Spring Green
Sexton ville. . . .. .
Stevens Point
Shawano
Sturgeon Bay
Sun Prairie
Shdboygan
Tomah
Two Rivers
Unity
Viroqua
Watertown
West Salem
Waupaca
Waupun
West Depere
Westfield
Wonewoc
Wauwatosa
Walworth
For County Aqricultdral Societies.
Ad ms
Burnett
Boscobel Agl. and Driving Park
Barron
Brown
Buffalo
Baraboo Valley Agl. Soc
Crawford
Columbia
Clark
Chippewa
Calumet
Central Wis. AgL and Mech. Soc
Dodge
Eastern Monroe AgL Soc
Fond du Lac
Grant
Green
$212 37
154 45
60 50
193 06
160 89
452 51
214 51
214 51
214 51
229 23
528 51
178 48
159 17
214 51
214 51
113 51
183 62
115 84
213 54
150 16
202 50
154 02
214 51
214 51
214 51
202 20
214 51
532 51
392 58
532 51
307 61
214 51
102 97
214 51
214 51
86 24
"$25* 666' 66
$100 00
100 00
100 00
100 0.-)
100 0)
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
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113
^^^." — General Fund Disbursements for 1884.
Iowa
Jackson
Jefferson
Juneau
Kenosha
Lodi Union Agricultural Society
La Fayerte
La Crosse
Monroe
Marquette
Marathon
Manitowoc
Outagamie
Ozaukee
Pierce
Portage
Pepin
Rock
Richland
Ripon Agricultural Association
Racine
S. W. Wisconsin Industrial Association.
St Croix
Sheboygan
Shawano
Sauk
Trempealeau
Taylor
Vf rnon
Waushara
Waukesha
Wood
WHBhing^OQ
Wal >A o rth
Waupaca
1100 00
For Statistics op Crime.
J. H. Allison, Juneau county
Felix Benfry, Sheboygan county
R P. Bronson, Wood county
Samuel H. Butler, Dan- coun»y
George E. Bennett, Richland rounry
A. W Baldwin, Rock coun*^y
l>. H. Brown, Jefferson county
S. J. Brad ord, St Croix county
H. Buchner, Grant county
J. N. P. Bird, Waus^aara county
J. H. Cowan, Dunn county
Alex. B. Coffin, Pepin county
E A Dunl ip, Green Lake county
John M. Dall. Iowa pou-ity
J W. De Groff Buffalocounty
C. H. Darlington, Price county
R. Q Evenden, Sauk county
Thomas D. Gr mmer, Winnebago county
A. Humming, Polk county
8— Sec.
100 00
100 00
no 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 dO
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
10«» 00
100 00
H'0 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
$0 40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
$5, 300 00
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''AJ'—Oeneral Fund Disbursements for 1884.
W. D. Hubbard, Eau Claire county
$ 40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
R. L. Hall. OcoQto countv
Frank Johnson, Jack on county
J, B. Keyes, A «a'iis county
P. J. Layne, Vernon county
L. G. Liil nd. Fond du Lac countv
S. S. Lockhart Columbia county
Peter McCourt. Tavlor countv
Jo*^n Menzies, Rock county
T. C Ma tin. Waushara countv
Wm. J. Mall' nan, Calumet county
Jam- s E. M • lone. Do'lere countv
George F. Moeskes, Outagamie county
R, A. Odell. Tremneale^ii countv
A. E. Petingel, Dane county
HufiTO Pete' s. Marathon countv
James A, Parkhurst, Clark county
W. P. Rix Washinert; n countv
P. J Roonev- Kewaunee con v
J S, RouU' e Pit'rce county • •
M. G. RuDoert. Ozaukee countv
Charles Smith, La Crosse cou • i y
A. F. W V tt. Por' asre countv
J, J. Wall, Marquette county
1883.
$21 20
80
28 92
27 04
8 02
88 72
11 20
47 52
8 40
20 40
15 86
5 12
4 72
15 28
59 20
12 90
4 24
3 60
8 00
15 20
22 32
5 76
20 88
10 56
7 76
36 80
5 12
8 57
8 64
10 08
$17 20
For Real Estate Returns.
J. B. Adams. Monroe countv
1884.
$28 68
A. L. Bugbe*-, Washburn county
B. M. Berend on, Brown county
F- M Brown Dodere countv
29 36
29 60
6 08
34 40
21 12
29 92
20 00
26 28
11 2S
4 24
5 44
12 00
84 64
15 60
12 00
Ole C. Bransiad, Burnetr, c unty
L. H. Boynton, Grant county
Isaac Briscount, Taylor county
P. N. Christenson, Wood county
Ole Christopherson, B^iron county. . .
J. D. Cruttenden, B «yfield county
J. W. Curry. Vernon county
F. A. Dresser. P Ik • ountv
Edward Dwy^r, Mar nette county
Val. Datling, Sheboygan county
C. G. Ermatinger. Chippewa c unt* . .
F. M. Frenrh. Ashland county
W. D. Gu»>near, Price countv
G. W. Gunning, A ams county
W. H. Hardy, Waukesha county
6 80
18 86
36 76
7 92
19 20
12 72
10 00
89 86
7 12
9 52
10 72
904
J. J. Haw ley, Waushara c unt y
Huff Jones, Ocont county
Hu^o Keener, Wa-hing on county, . .
James Keogh, Jr., Door county
George Lester. Juneau county
H. B. Lowe, Green Lake county
Jk Henry McNei , Fond du Lac countv
J. 0. Me by, T.em^»ealeau county
John A. Murat, P..rtagH county
E. J. Mooney, Calu • et county
T. C. L, Mackay, La Fayette county. .
,
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'J.." — General Fund Disbursements for 1884.
D. Geo Morrison, Douglas county
Fred P. Mueller, Manitowoc county . .
W. H. Morrison, Walworth county . . .
O. S. Norsman. Dane countv
$87 20
20 16
12 48
28 80
41 28
40 48
3 28
14 24
11 84
37 28
14 00
72 96
11 44
17 28
83 07
20 64
81 84
10 48
16 40
31 92
22 32
8 04
10 00
5 12
5 44
16 32
4 18
26 40
15 20
7 60
54 72
16 64
46 52
44 56
25 68
7 45
$40 80
29 52
80 00
30 00
42 U
4 96
14 16
11 12
66 40
17 60
67 20
10 72
20 00
21 84
16 80
34 88
16 96
18 32
34 08
14 72
30 00
16 72
6 84
6 08
10 40
5 82
19 52
20 24
7 28
46 00
11 76
C. A. Norway, Lin oln county
James Pennefeat» er, Kenosha county.
Charles Peterson, Fl rence county . . .
F. N. Peck. Sauk countv
Peter Pe erson. Dunn countv
M. M. Roes. Lanel de countv
C. H. S eck, Crawfopa county
Herbert Schlemer. Milwaukee- county
M. M. Sanderson, Pierce county
W. J. A. Schoeffer, Eau Clai-e county..
W. Spiegelberg, Winnebago county . .
A. W. Schn.idt. Marathon county
Ed. Sommers, Sha < ano county
Reuben Su ton, Richland c unty
Z. J. D. Swift, Columbia • ounty
Herman Schuster, Cla k county
Oea W. Strong. Iowa cou ty
H. K Techner, Sawyer county
L. Tscharner, Buffalo county
Henry Tisch, Kewaunee couDty
C E. Tan berg, Grt*en county
Iver Torkelson, Jackson cou- ty
James Tu ner. Peoin countv
C- Lfc Valt»ntine. Rock countv
L. Wackenheimer, La Crosse
J. T. Weseloh, Marquette county
Albert Wins ow, Jefferson county
Geo. A- West, Racine county
J H. Woodtorth. Waupaca county ..
T eo. F. Young, 9t Croix county
JuHus Zuehlke, Outagamie county . . .
Walter Zastrow, Ozaukee county
59 60
26 72
8 00
$1,805 59
$1,318 46
12,619 05
For Capitol Enlargemen
Bentley and Nowlan, con* • actors
T.
$34,915 22
1,0«>0 00
280 00
280 00
229 40
221 60
W. W. Bo ington, architect
Godfrey Ludwig, examining south wing capitol.
A. C. Nash, examining south wing of • apitol
C. F. Starkfl, examining south wing of capitol. . .
J. R. Willett, examining south wing of capitol. .
' '36,926*22
Appropriation op Railroad License.
North Wis., now C, St P. M. & 0. B:y Co,-^
A shland cou • » v
$419 51
1,265 22
Barron « ounty
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'"J.." — General Fund Disbursements for 1884.
Burnett county. . .
Bayfield county . .
Dunn cou' ty
Douglas county. . .
Polk xounty
Sa^'yer county.. .
St. Croix coun y..
Washburn county
Maintaining Insane in County Hospitals.
Barron oounty
Columbia county . .
Dane county
Dodge county
Gran*^ county
Jefferson county . . .
Milwaukee county. .
Monroe county
Bock county
Sheboygan «ounty .
Winnebago coun y
Walworth county..
Bounty on wild animals ,
For Special Appropriations.
Central Wisconsin Agricultural and Mechanical
Association, Chap. 117, Laws 1883
Dairymen's Association, Chap. 73, Laws 1883
C. & G. Merriam & Co., Webster's dictionaries,
Chap. 45, Laws 1883
No* them Wisconsin Agricultural and Mechaidcal
Asso ia'ion. Chap. 110, Laws 1883
Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, Chap. 109
Laws 1883
Southwestern Industrial Association, Chap. 122.
Laws 1883
Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, Chap. 56,
Laws 1883
Treasurer State University, repairing water
works, Chap. 281, Laws 1881
Miscellaneous.
W. H. Chynoweth, clerk's fees p-^id »*n state cases
Henry P. Fischer, t ensury agent, rommissions.
John Bentley, sheriff Milwaukee count j, services
cases
Refunded income penalty
$2,052 43
13,619 12
166 71
69 46
1,269 80
712 30
62 21
2,314 62
$1,962 21
1,650 85
2,953 50
1,780 71
1,785 46
3,017 14
41,747 35
1,522 50
3,723 89
3,280 50
2,265 21
2,723 79
$400 00
500 00
2,905 00
1,000 00
2,000 00
400 00
500 00
1,009 48
$515 00
4,358 17
1 40
8 52
$21,950 97
68,413 11
7, 103 00
8,714 48
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Secretary of State.
iir
' a:'— School Fund Beceipts for 1884.
Banks Bros., 200 copies Shephard's Wis. reports.
Refunded land fees
E. S. Shepherd, information regarding trespass. .
Treasurer of Regents of Normal Schools
$2,400 00
4 50
21 10
1,864 80
$8,668 14
1,086,885 17
SCHOOL FUND.
Receipts.
Sales of land
Dues on ctrt iicates
Loai'S
Penalties and forfeitures
Fines.
United States bonds
Premium on U. S. bonds
Milwaukee cit v bonds
Loan to Lincoln cuunty
Loan to Iowa county
Loan to Juneau county
Loan to Wood county
Loan to Vernon county
Loan to Polk county
Loan to Burnett county
Loan to town of Necedah, Juneau county
Loan to town of Little Wolf, Waupaca county . .
Loan to town of St. Lawre'ce, Waupaca county.
Loan to town of Arcadia, Trempealeau county . .
Loan to town of Mineral Point, Iowa county. . . .
Loan to town of Arena, Iowa county
Loan to town of Mosinee, Marathon county
Loan to town of Thorpe. CJarke county
Loan to town of Pi « e Valley, Clark county . .
Loan to town of Auburndale, Wood county
Loan to town of Lyndon, Sheboygan county ....
Loan to town of Luck, Polk county
Loan to town of Ashland, Ashland county
Loan to city of Berlin
Loan to city of New London
Loan to city of Wausau
Loaa to city of Hudson
Loan to city of Jefferson
Loaa to village of Wuukesha
Loan to Sch. District No. 6, Union and Magnolia
Loan to Sch. Dis. No. 12, Darl'gton, La Fayette co
M. M. Conant, adms. escheat of J. C. Jarco
Total receipts $319,876 33
$9,837 51
31,865 51
31,962 44
25 61
15,757 26
100,000 00
12,500 00
23,000 00
28,051 69
10, < 00 00
750 00
7,000 00
2,300 00
500 00
14,161 14
1,450 00
500 00
595 00
3,333 83
5,000 00
100 00
350 00
833 34
400 00
220 00
3,000 00
250 00
1,000 00
2,000 00
500 00
2,500 00
500 00
50ID 00
6,000 00
1,000 00
1,000 00
1, 133 50
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Disbursements.
School District Loans —
No 9 Afinnns. AHrttir Do
1309 00
400 00
250 00
1.400 00
125 00
5,0<i0 00
500 00
700 00
550 00
400 00
300 00
600 00
1,100 00
2,490 60
350 00
400 00
600 00
400 00
500 00
600 00
500 00
300 00
300 00
150 00
300 00
800 00
300 00
600 00
300 00
600 00
500 00
214 00
400 00
800 00
115 00
800 00
300 00
2,000 00
150 00
100 00
500 00
700 00
250 00
300 00
320 00
200 00
300 00
500 00
600 00
525 00
6
Ahn <T>. e Kewaunee Co
5
Alden Polk Co
1
Arcadia, Trempealeau Co., and Glencoe,
Buffalo Co
7
Bride-ft Ci eek fjau Claire Co
2
Baahav7 Washburn Co
1
Blflok Brook Po k Co
6
Charleatown. Calumet Co
1
Cadv St Croix Co
3
Clinton Vernon Co
6
Chelsea- Tavlor Co ....
5
Chimney Eock and Burnside, Trem-
nealeau Co
4
Cla V ton. t rawford Co
5
Chetek Barron Co
3
Dallas Barron Co
2
Elk Mound, Dunn and Wheatun, Chip-
pewa Co
3
El Paso and Rock Elm, Pierce Co
Eden. Iowa Co
12
7
Emerald St. Croix Co
11
Edaon Chiooewa Co
4
Fitrhhinff Dane Co
1
Georeretown. Polk Co
5
Garden Vallev. Jackson Co
8
Hutchins. Shawano Co
4
Halfipv Marathon Co
7
lola WauLiaca Co
8
Litae Black, Taylor Co
Lorraine. Polk Co
2
1
Lessor, Maple Grove, Hartland and An-
firelica Shawano Co
2
Liiidinffton Eau Claire Co
1
Little 8u ^mico. Oconto Co
4
M line Marathon Co
6
Mavville Clark Co
2
Navarino Shawano
3
Otter (^reek. Dunn Co
Q
Plflinfield Waukesha Co
2
Piceon. Tremoeal-^au Co
9
Plainfield and Oasis, Waushara Co
Ouincv Adams Co ...
' 2
5
"Rolline* Liancrlade Co
4
River Falls. Pierce County
3
R chfield Wood Co
2
Stockton and Amherst, Taylor Co
Star Pi airie. St. Croix Co
2
5
Stark. Vernon Co
6
Snrincrwater. Waushara Co
2
Sand Creek. Dunn Co
3
TJtica. Crawford Co
2
Wesfboro. Tavlor Co
7
Weston, Dunn Co
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"J.'^ — School Fund Income Receipts for 1884.
No. 8 Westboro, Taylor county
9 Wayne, La Fayette county.
Madison city bonds ,
Fond du Lhc city bonds
Loan to Bayfield county ,
Loan to Washburn county
Loan to Lincoln county
Loan to Burnett county ,
Loan to town of Waldwick ,
Lo^n to town of Rolling, Lanedale county. .
Loan to town of Ashland, Ashland county. .
Lnan t » town of Butternut, Ashland county
Loan to town of Mos- ow, Iowa county
Loan to city of Merrill
Loan to city of New London ". . .
Refunded for overpayments
Total disbursements
1125 00
850 00
$30,173 00
60,000 00
30,000 00
25,000 00
10,774 00
62,8U0 00
4,078 47
17,000 00
1,200 00
25,000 00
2,000 00
9,400 00
11,800 00
11,000 00
146 25
$299,871 72
SCHOOL FUND INCOME.
Receipts.
Interest on land certificates and loans
Interest on certificates of indebtedness ,
Interest on United States bonds ,
Interest on Milwaukee city bonds ,
Interest on loan to Lincoln county
Interea on loan to Bayfield county
Interest on lonn to Juneau county
Interest on loan to Jackson county
Interest on loan to Wasliburn county
Interest on loan t > Iowa county
Interest on loan to Barron county
Interest on loan to Wood county
Interest on loan to Vernon county
Interest on loan to Burnett county
Interest on loan to Polk county
Interest on loan to town of St. Lawrence, Wau
paca county
Interest on loan to town of Little Wolf, Waupaca
county
Interest on loan to town of Necedah, Juneau Ca
Interest on loan to town of Lincoln, Trempealeau
county
Interest on loan to town of Weston, Clark county
Interest on loan to town of Arcadia, Trempealeau
county
Interest on loan to town of Mosinee, Marathon
county
$27,737 36
109,389 00
3,600 00
22,200 00
5,061 40
1, 750 00
420 00
1,400 00
691 33
750 00
1,400 00
1,785 00
1, 127 00
655 06
35 00
374 85
280 00
-. 507 50
371 00
119 00
3,966 67
416 50
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'^A " — School Fund Income Disbursements for 1884.
Interest on loan to town of Mineral Point, Iowa
cou»'ty
Interest on loan to town of Arcadia, Trempealeau
county
Interest en loan to town of Richfield, Wood Co.
Interest on loan to town or Thorpe, Clark Co. . .
Interest on loan to town of Piue VaJley, Clark
county
Interest on loan to town of Auhurndale, Wood
county
Interest en loan to town of Lyndon, Sheboygan
county
Interest on loan to town of Waldwick, Iowa
county
Interest on loan to town of Ashland, Ashlan^l
county I,
Interest on loan to town of Rolling, Laoglade
county
Interest on loan to town Utt Butternut, Ashland
county
Intere»t on loan to town of Luck, Polk Co
Interest on loan t > town of Moscow, Iowa Co. . .
Interest on loan to city and to wn of Mineral Point,
Iowa county
Interest on loan to city of Mineral Point, Iowa
county
Interest' on loan to city of Merrill
Interest on loan to city of Berlin
Interest on loan to city of New London
Interest on loan to ci' y of Wausau
Interest on loan to city of Hudson
Interest on loan to city of Jefferson
Interest on loan to Mineral Point Seminary
Interest on loan to School Dist. No. 7, Baraboo,
Sauk Co
Interest on loan to School Dist No. 6, Union and
Magnolia, Rock Co
Intere-^t on loan to School Dist. No. 12, Darliag-
ton, La Fayette Co
General fund, Sec. 247, R-vised Statutes
Treas. Normal School Fund, transfer
Trea& drainage fund ti-ansfer.
Total receipts
Disbursements.
School Apportionment to counties —
Adams
Ashland
Barron
Bayfield
Brown
Buffalo
Burnett
Calumet ^
1840 00
89 83
192 50
291 67
84 00
138 60
420 00
1,081 33
1,265 83
58 83
85 55
105 00
V 350 92
700 00
1,260 00
770 93
280 00
805 00
1,400 00
350 00
210 00
850 00
560 00
420 00
490 00
7,088 86
1 40
1 40
11,
1,
5,
2,
2,
024 38
333 48
337 28
41 16
895 54
519 16
885 14
712 36
$203,677 82
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"Ay — School Fund Income Disbursements for 1884.
Chippewa. . .
Clark
Columbia . . .
Crawford . . .
Dane
Bodge
Door
Douglas ....
Dunn
Eau Claire . .
Florence
Fond du Lac
Grant
Green
Green Lake.
Iowa
Jackson
Jefferson
Juneau
Kenosha ....
Kewaunee ..
La Crosse . . .
La Fayette. .
L'lnglade . . .
Lincoln
Manitowoc.
Marathon . . .
Marinette . .
Marquette. ..
Milwaukee .
Monroe
Oconto
Outagamie .
Ozaukee ....
Pepin
Pierce
Polk
Portage ....
Price
Bacine
Richland
Rock
St Croix
Sauk
Shawano
Sht'bojgau. .
Taylor
Trempealeau
Vernon
Wa' worth . . ,
Washburn . .
Washington
Waukesha . .
Waupaca . . .
Waushara . .
Winnebago .
Wood
12,524
1,797
4,888
2,568
8,100
7,173
2,016
204
2,861
8,814
261
7,294
5,872
3,497
2,176
3,598
2,054
5,206
2,533
1,968
3,106
4,006
3,203
307
459
6,618
8,500
1,340
1,571
22,926
3,472
1,760
5,034
2,734
988
2,791
1,635
2,971
170
6,292
2,971
5,541
2,932
4,286
1,776
5,781
532
2,721
8,795
8,499
94
3,748
4,159
3,435
2,019
6,714
1,686
$213,177 86
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''J." — University Fund for 1884.
L. S. Hank^, premium on Madison City bonds.
Preston, Kean & Co., accrued interest an Fond du
Lac city bonds
Refunded for overpayment
Total disbursements.
$1,596 oa.
624 66
241 44
$215 639 96
UNIVERSITY FUND.
Receipts.
Sales of land
Dues on certificates of sales
Loans ,
Milwaukee city bonds
Total receipts
Disbursements.
School District Loans —
No. 5, Holton, Marathon county
No. 6, Holt«»n, Marathon county
No. 8, Weston, Marathon county
No. 2, Colby aud Mayville Clark county.
No. 3, Wonewoc, Juneau county
No. 6, Richmond, Shawano county
No. 2, Eau Claire, Eau Claire county
Madison city bonds ,
Eau Claire county btmds
Refunded for overpayment .
Total disbursements. . . ,
1330 87
2,586 00
1,766 08
1C,000 00
$14,682 95
$500 00
500 00
500 00
450 00
1,166 06
400 00
2,000 00
$5,516 06
6,000 00
10,000 00
8 94
$21,525 00
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"A"— Agricultural College Fund for 1884.
UNIVERSITY FUND INCOME.
Receipts.
Interest on land certificates and loans
12,863 03
7, 770 00
1,710 00
700 00
1,050 00
350 00
57,442 52
240 00
8, 782 19
128 00
285 00
13 00
5 80
219 87
2 85
5 00
1,070 00
15 00
156 00
50 00
9 54
Interest on certificates of indebtedness
Interest on United States bonds
Interest on Milwaukee city bonds
Interest on loan to Shawano county
Interest on the Johnson Endowment
General fund, «ppropriatpn, Chap. 30, L. 1888. . .
Interest on Platteviile city bondd
J. S. Dean, Sec, students' fees
J. S. Dean, Sec, rent of house
J. S Dean, Sec, machine shop
J. S. Dean, Sec, catalogues and stoves
J. S. Dean, Sec, observatory
J. S. Dean, Sec, experimental station , . . . .
J. S. D^an, Sec, sale of books
J. S. Dean, Sec, water rent
J. S. De-in, Sec, farm products
J. S* Dean, Sec, sale of carpet
J. S. Dean. Sec, r*»nt of rooms
J. S. Dean, Sec, sale of bell
J. S» Dean, Sec, sale of lumber
Total receipts
$82,862 80
Disbursements.
Treasurer of State University
$82,334 97
27 83
Refunded for overpayments
Total disbursements
$82,362 80
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE FUND.
Receipts.
Sales of land
Dues on certificates
I/)ans
Loan town of Texas, Marathon Co
Loan to town of Weyhuwega, Waupaca Co.
Loan to town of Withee, Clark Co
Total receipts
$1,776 62
7,491 00
2,644 44
338 34
2,000 00
715 00
$14,960 40
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'Ar— Normal School Fund for 1884.
DiSBUBSEMENTS.
Madison city bonds
Eau Claire county bonds.
Loan to city of Centralia.
Total disbursements .
$2,500 00
10,000 00
1,500 00
$14,000 00
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE FUND INCOME.
Receipts.
Interest on land certificates and loans
$7,510 08
4,242 00
1,237 50
700 00
495 00
299 95
560 00
140 00
35 00
1,960 00
68 25
I'iterest on certificates of indebtedness
Interest <»n United States bonds
Interest on Milwaukee city t)onds
Interest on Platteville city bonds
Interest on loan to town of Withee, C'ark county
Int. on loan to town of Weyauwega, Waupaca CJo.
Iiiterest on loan to town of D^y, Marathun Co. . .
In er- st on loan to city of New London
Interest on loan to citv of Manitowoc
Interest on loan to city of Centralia
Total receipts
$17,247 78
$17,057 31
66 50
123 97
DiSBUBSEMENTS.
Treasurer of Sta*^e University
L. S. Hanks, premium on Madison city bonds. . . .
Refunded for overpayments
Total disbursements
$17,247 78
NORMAL SCHOOL FUND.
Receipts.
Sales of land
Dues on certificates of sales
Loans
Penal ies
Unted States bonds
Premium on United States bonds
Milwaukee city bonds
Loan to Iowa county
$37,147 67
2,535 00
5,865 80
6 82
30,000 00
8,750 00
5,000 00
10,000 00
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'^A^ — Normal School Fund Disbursements for 1884.
Loan to Wood county
Loan to Taylor county
Loan to town of Waupaca, Waupaca county. . :
Loan to town of Princeton, Green Lake county.
Loin to town of Kewau ee, Kewaunee county.
Loan to town of Barron, Barron county
Loan to town of Mo i ee, Marathon county. . . .
Loai to city of Waupaca
Loan to city of La Crosse
Loan to board of education, city of Neenah ....
Total receipts.
Disbursements.
School District Loans -
No.
Wood, Wood county
Naples and Drummond, Buffalo county
Washington and Ironton, Sauk county
Albany, Pepin rounty
Dayton, Richland county
Grant, Dunn county
Greenfield and La Grange
York, Clark county
Oshkosh C'ty bonds .'
Madison city bonds
Loan to Lincoln county
Loan to Manitowoc county
Loan to town of Worceter
Loan to village of Cumberland
G*^o. B. Carter, examining pre-emption claiaia.
A. L Davison, reporting evidence — land sales.
Refunded for overpayments
Total disbursements .
$3,500 00
660 00
1,260 00
500 00
1,200 00
130 00
200 00
2,500 00
4,000 00
1,000 00
11,200 00
500 00
475 00
200 00
700 00
800 00
1,200 00
200 00
$109,244 79
$4,776 00
5,000 00
90,000 00
17,800 00
13,500 00
6,000 00
3,000 00
23 93
10 00
50 00
$140,158 93
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"u4." — Normal School Fund Receipts for 1884.
NORMAL SCHOOL FUND INCOME.
Receipts.
Interest on land certificates and loans
Interest on crtiicates of inde tedness
Interest < n United States bonds
Interest on Milwaukee city bonds
Interest on loan to Brown county
Interest on loan to Iowa county
Interest on loan t » Wood county
Interest on loan to Taylor county
Interest on loan to Li coin county
Interest on loan to Manitowoc county
Interest on loan to city of Waupaca
Interest on loan to city of La Crosse
Interest on loan to village of Cumberland
Interest on loan to town of Waupaca, Waupaca
county
Interest on bonds of the town of Gale, Trem-
pealeau Co
Interest on loan to town of Princeton, Green
Lake Co
Interest on loan to town of Kewaunee, Kt^wau
nee Co
Int. on loan to town of Mosinee, Marathon Co. . ,
Inr. on loan to town of Barron, Barron Co ,
Interest on loan to town of Worcester, Price Co<
Interest on loan to Board of Educatloo, city of
Neetiah
T. W. Weeks, refunded t^r overpayment
Whitewater Normal School, tuition fees and book
rent
Platteville Normal School, tuition fees and book
rent
Oshkosh Normal School, tuition fees and book
rent
River Falls Normal School, tuition t< es and book
rent
Total receipts
$5,022 88
36,099 00
8,145 00
14,500 00
1,400 00
2,800 00
3, 185 00
869 60
764 90
472 50
630 00
1,960 00
249 50
815 00
450 00
140 00
168 00
98 00
63 70
140 00
420 00
22 25
3,399 52
8,004 38
8,680 32
2,361 27
$89,862 82
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^^Ar — Drainage Fund Disbursements for 1884.
Disbursements.
Treasurer of Regents of Normal Schools ,
L. S. Hanks, premium on Madison city bonds
Treasurer of School Fund Income, transfer . .
Be.unJed for overpa>ments
Total disbursements.
187,419 67
2,394 00
1 40
47 25
$89,862 32
DRAINAGE FUND.
Receipts.
Interest on land certificates and lo^ns
$443 24
37,347 05
258 00
2 63
Sales of land
Dues on certi6cates of land sales
Penalties
Total receipts
$38,050 92
$180 00
27, 185 41
738 13
6,483 10
46 75
164 03
908 71
510 86
51 85
105 22
30 00
336 85
4,351 11
198 28
114 51
1,289 25
1H2 87
360 00
64 08
821 59
20 00
47 65
9,046 07
30,693 27
201 78
308 94
4,390 00
346 08
80 00
2,591 69
Disbursements.
Apportionment to Counties —
Adams
Ashland *
Barron
Bayfield
Brown ^ *
Buffalo
Burnett
Chippewa
Columbia
Dane
Dodge
D or
Douglas
Dunn
Eau Claire
Florence
Gref n L^ke
J ok-on
Jefferson
Juneau
Ke w • unee
La Crosse
Langlade
Lincoln
Manitowoc
Marathon
Marinette
Marquette.
Monroe
Oconto
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''Ar — Delinquent Tax Fund Dishuraementa for 1884.
Pepin
Polk
Portage
Price
Richland ....
Sawyer
Shebovgan ..
Taylor
Trempealeau
Vernon
Was^'burn. . .
Waukesha . . .
Waupaca. . . .
Waushar>i. .. .
Winnebago . .
Wood
David Atwood. advertising
Cramer, A > kens & Cramer, advertising
Democrat Printing Co., advertising
Free Press Co., adver' ising
Sentinel Co., a'1 vertising
Greo. B. Carter, services ex'ing pre-emption claims
S. W. Nayl r, reporting evidence— land sales. .
Treasurer of School Fund Income; transfer . . .
Refund d for overpayments
$162 10
235 69
1,860 16
7,557 86
64 18
3,088 01
220 00
8,565 74
48 41
131 58
1,436 56
22 05
238 05
142 58
113 02
503 68
Total disbursements.
$111,237 75
5 40
1 20
1 20
1 20
1 20
23 92
20 00
1 40
290 00
111 i; 583 27
DELINQUENT TAX FUND.
Receipts.
Taxes on State lands
Disbursements.
Apportionment to Counties —
Adam -
Ashland
Barron
Bayfield
Brown
Buffalo
Burnett
Chippewa
Clark
Colu »«bia
Crawford
Dane :
$t02 50
310 93
218 18
810 40
11 28
55 42
24 09
545 Gl
429 24
7 75
59 76
8 29
111,412 88
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''A."— Delinquent Tax Fund Disbursements for 1884.
Dodge
$4 38
174 07
63 14
131 67
64 82
12li 10
15 46
83
25 60
161 11
7 12
121 92
39 81
15 31
336 10
1,791 68
38 00
566 63
562 47
8 12
6 49
81 38
539 67
216 65
31 34
131 05
520 09
63 83
107 43
156 47
6 45
189 16
27 24
124 72
1,283 41
699 26
35 78
422 46
3 81
24 67
6 24
139 37
110 25
282 32
Door *
I>oue:las * *
zr o^^
Duno
Eau Claire
Florence
Grant
Green Lake. ^
Iowa
Jackson
Jefferson
Juneau
Elewaunee
Ija Crosse
Langlade
Lincoln ,
Manitowoc
Marathon
Marinette
Marquette *
Milwaukee
Monroe
Oconto
Outagamie
Pepin
Pierce
Polk
Portage
Price
Richland , •
Rock
St. Croix :
Sauk
Sawyer
Shawano
Tavlor
Trempealeau
Vernon
Walworth
Washburn
Waukesha
Waupaca
Waushara
Wood
111,535 63
157 28
Refunded for overpayments
Total disbursements
111,692 91
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"J.." — Deposit and Trespass Funds for 1884.
DEPOSIT FUND.
Receipts.
Balances deposited
Disbursements.
George Chauncey, surplus
WiUiam Clements, surplus
J. W. Bingham, surplus ...
Jens J. Holm, surplus ....
G^rge Mcintosh, surplus .
S. A. Qvale, surplus
C. K W. Struve, surplus. . . .
£. S. Shephard, surplus
J. M. Whaley, surplus
Total Disbursements ,
$620 16
ST. CROIX & LAKE SUPERIOR R.R. TRESPASS FUND.
Receipts.
M. Herrick, trespass collections
Disbursements.
M. Herrick, timber agent, salary and expenses.
$386 01
$1,363 90
ST. CROIX & LAKE SUPERIOR R. R. DEPOSIT FUND.
Disbursements.
Elnapp, Stout & Co., deposit of M. W. Celler.
$334 50
REDEMPTION FUND.
Receipts.
Advertising interest, penalty and fees
$292 09
$9 65
20 50
Disbursements.
S. A. Qvale
C. E. W. Struve
Total disbursements
$30 15
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"A J'— Wisconsin Railroad Farm Mortgage Land Co. Fund.
WISCONSIN RAILROAD, FARM, MORTGAGE, LAND
CO. FUND.
Receipts.
D. W. Mazon. President
$8,935 09i
$14 00
35 00
17 50
700
25 37
35 43
10 50
57 75
22 75
21 00
7 21
19 25
36 19
10 50
161 52
10 50
$7 00
9 62
5 25
22 75
21 00
31 50
8 90
105 75
17 50
37 70
8 75
53 90
7 00
28 00
35 00
24 85
7 44
37 80
98 98
40 25
10 86
157 50
12 49
32 72
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Disbursements.
Qeo. H. Aikens, admr. of estate of Nathaniel
Aikens, third div
Daniel Bushnel, third div
John Buckley, admr. of estate of John Buck-
ley, Sr., div
Peter Braun, morrgage of Anton Durch, third div .
Hannah Brasure, admtx. of estate of Chs. Brasure,
third div
Wm. Bloor, attorney of estate of Wm. McDowell,
third div
.
S. W. Barden, county judge, estate of John Jones,
No. 4. third div
Fanny Browning, admx., estate of Jacob Brown-
ing, third div
Mich. Buckman, attorney for heirs of Adam
Buckman. third div
Robert R Closs, estate of Robert Closs. third div.
J. H. Cooper, admr., estate of George C joper, 3d div
J. H. Cooper, admr., estate of Sam^l Cooper, 3d div
E. R. Calmerton. third div
J. A. Cannon, admr., estate of John Cannon, 3d div
Samuel S, Cross, first, second and third div
J. G. Cox, attorney for Thomas Wilson, third div
J. G. Cox, att'y for Patrick Flinn, third div
Amos A. Cannon, att'y for heirs of Geo. Cannon,
third dir
J. G. Cox, att*y for Peter Minnie, third div
Ebed Dake, att'y for F. E. Dake,
Maria C. Dix, third div
Susannah Edwards, executrix of estate of Wm.
Edwards, third div
E. F. Evans, third div
John Fryer, second and third divs
Holland FercrusoD. third div
John G. Griffin, estate of Nathan Griffin, third div
John Gaddis. estate of John Haskins. third div. .
N. A. and G. W. Grant, heirs of John W. Grant
and P. Puller, third div
Jesse Higbee, third div
A. B. Hewett, estate of E. D. Hewett, third div. .
C. C. Hurd. estate of A. P. Hurd. third div
Frank C. Haddock, att*y for Thos. J. Cross, 3rd div
Hiram Harmon, third div
Hugh D. Hughes, admr. est R C. Hughes, 3rd div
John Honev, third div
Gottfried Helbine. att'y for heirs of Gottfried
Helbinir. third div
James Honey, third div
Prank Haddock, att'y heirs M. M. Hughes, 3d div
C. J. Hibbert. third div
N. P. Irons, estate of John Simes, third div
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^AP — Wisconsin Railroad Farm Mortgage Land Co. Fund.
Owen R. Jones, admr. est Henry Griffith, 3d div.
William H. Judd, third div
Milo Judge, owner mort <'e Robt. F. Palmer, 3d div
Wm. O. Joae^ tLird div
D wight Jacks m, att'y for Wm. S. Pulf ord, 3d div
John H. Jones, admr. est. of Henry Jones, 3d div
Helen Kiehle, sole heir John Kiehle, 2d & 3d div.
A. B. KohS third div
Jackson Kohler, third div
Emerson S. Leonard, third div
O. S. Lyon, third div
Lucy M. Miller, estate of Chaa Miller, third div. .
Amasa May, estate of James G. Tuston, third div
Alida Meenk, estate of D. J. Vronhouse, third div
Almira Marsh, assignee of heirs of Nathan Marsh,
third div
Jabez Miller, mortgage of Geo. W. Lewis, 3d div.
Marie Miller, sole legate of Ernst Miller, 3d div. .
Aenes Macconochie, exectx. of estate of John
Macconochie, third div
Clarinda Morse, admr. est Philander Morse, 3d div
Samuel E. Miner, Ist, 2d and 3d div
Amanda More, third div
Evan McCall, third div
Mark Moff att. att'y for heirs of Wm. Moffitt 3d div
Abram Merrill, for heirs of Myron Merrill, 3d div.
Berna-d McColville, third div
T. L. Newton, estate of Richard Dow, third div
Lewis North, att'y for heirs of PhiL Gerhart, 3d div
Evan A. Noble, by S. G. Wilson, attorney in fact,
third div *
Oelrichs & Co., estate of G«o. Berger, third div
A. D. Paine, ori^^inal owner, third div
E. B. Parker, att'y of heirs of Edw. Parker, 3d div
Lorina J. Phelps, administratrix of estate of C.
M. Phelps, third div
Geo. Parker, third div
Agnes Pate, third div
Jac. Paine, third div '
M. N. Preston, estate of J. B. Preston, third div
Elizabeth Roberts, estate of W. E. Roberts, 3d div
Joshua Roberts, administrator of estate of Mary
G. Roberts, third div I
Peter Ruffing, att'y for heirs of P. Miller, 3d div. I
Louisa Rosekranz, executrix of estate of Warren
Rosekranz, third div
Charles Rice, third div
Sophia Rowley, administratrix of estate of John
Rowley, third div
Ira T. Redford, agent of heirs of A. A Redford,
third div
Chas. Rice, Jr., attorney and guardian of heirs of
A. B. Beardslev, third div
Chas. Rice, att'y for heirs of A. B. Beardsle?, 3d div
J. H. Rowland, assignee of R. J. Rowland, 3d div
John J. Roberts, third div
Jane Roberts, widow of O. R. Roberts, third div.
J. R. Rowland, third div
M. J. RowlancC assignee of J. R. Rowland, 3d div.
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29 75
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22 31
19 60
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36 75
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9 79
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26 25
26 25
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15 75
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Amos L. Williame, third diV
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"N''— Vote for Associate Justice of Supreme Court
Appk¥(D1x"'N,"— Statement of votes given for Associate Justice of the
supreme court of the state of Wisconsin at the judicial election held
on the first Tuesday, being the M day of April, A. D. 1888.
Counties.
Adams
Ashland
Barron
Bayfield
Brown
Buffalo
Burnett
Calumet ....
Chippewa. . .
Clark
Columbia . . .
Crawford . . .
Dane
Dodge
Door
Douglas
Dunn
Eau Claire . .
Plorence
Fond du Lac
Grant -
Oreen
Green Lake.
Iowa
Jackson
Jefferson. . . .
Juneau
Kenosha
Kewaunee. . .
La Crosse. . .
La Fayette. .
Langlade ....
Lincoln
Manitowoc . .
Marathon . . .
Marinette . . .
Marquette. . .
Milwaukee. .
Monroe.
Oconto
Outagamie . .
Ozaukee
Pepin
Pierce
Polk
Portage
Price
Hacine
Richland....
Rook
Wm. P. Lyon.
1,
1,
1,
18,
1,
1,
740
283
804
209
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362
748
481
792
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781
279
259
945
31
009
015
410
204
143
953
528
102
164
689
105
264
2a5
209
597
169
266
603
607
242
468
343
501
627
396
027
948
250
662
056
441
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1
4
11
20
33
5
175
6
7
19
6
15
18
9
1
1
1
1
4
79
2
1
8
Total.
742
283
806
209
1,526
1,425
362
749
481
793
1,946
1,359
3,263
3,065
807
279
1,279
978
31
2,014
2,190
1,410
1,204
1,143
959
1,535
1,121
2,164
695
1,120
1,282
235
218
1,598
1,170
267
604
18,611
1,242
468
1,422
503
628
1,399
1,027
948
253
6,662
1,062
3,450
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''N" — Vote for Circuit Judges.
Appendix " N." — Statement of votes given for Associate Justice of the
supreme court — continued. *
Counties.
Wm. P. Lyon,
Scattering.
Total.
St. Croix....
Sauk.
Shawana.. ..
Sheboygan . .
Taylor.
Trempealeau.
Vernon
Walworth ..
Washin^n.
Waukesha ..
Waupaca . . .
Waushara. ..
Winnebago .
Wood
Total . . .
1,270
1,343
869
1,275
168
1,275
942
4,002
1,674
1,076
1,020
1,045
1,776
331
95,581
84
1
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3
36
2
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41
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1,354
1,34a
869
1,276
168
1,276
945
4,004
1,677
1,112
1,022
1,118
1,817
331
96,299
Apvet^dtx"!^.^^— Statement of votes given for Circuit Judge in the first
judicial circuit, at the judicial election held on the 3rd day of April, A.D,
1883.
Counties.
John B.
IWinslow.
John F.
Wentworth.
A. V'nWyck
Total.
Kenosha
1,425
3,964
1,851
739
1,662
2,152
2
2,166
Racine
5,626
Walworth
4,003
Total
7,240
4,553
2
11,795.
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"iV." — Vote for Circuit Judges.
Appendix** N." — Statement of votes given for Circuit Judge in the four-
teenth judicial circuit, at the judicial election held on the Ist day of May ,
A. D. 1883.
Counties
Samuel D.
Hastings, Jr.
John C.
NeviU-.
Scattering.
Total.
Brown
904
478
563
842
1,031
297
271
271
11
10
1,946
786
Door
MnriTiAtt^
834
Oconto
613
Total
2,287
1,870
21
4,178
Appendix " N "Statement of votes given for Circuit Judge in the third
judicial circuit, at the judicial election held on the Ist day of April,
^.D. 1884.
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90
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1,265
1,014
36
2,315
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3,608
3,427
208
1
7,244
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4,531
280
1
11,780
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"NJ'— Vote for Circuit Judges.
Appendix " N ''— Statement of votes given for Circuit Jtuige, in the Seventh
judicial circuit, at ^the judicial election held on the lat day of Aprils
A, D, 1884, tofm vacancy caused by the resignation of Gilbert L, Park.
Counties.
1
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3,588
3,349
780
1,044
2,332
1,488
1,798
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1
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3,595
3,349
781
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3
1 046
Waupaca
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3, 333
1.488
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1
1
1,800
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1
1
2
1
1 1
1
5
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Appendix " N." — Statement of votes given for Circuit Judge in the sev-
enth judicial circuit, at the judicial election held on the 1st day of
April, A, D. 1884
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2,331
1,508
1,901
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8,601
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1
2,850
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1
781
Taylor
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2
1,046
Waupaca
1
1
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2,888
W^aushara
1,508
Wood
1
1
1,908
Total
14,054
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
14,062
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Appendix **N"— Statement of votes given for Circuit Judge in the eighth
judicial circuit, at the judicial election held on the \st day of Aprils
A, D, 1884
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1873
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1,678
686
2, 437
333
362
2,648
356
151
282
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Dunn
1 ..
3,013
4,334
Eau Claire
4
Pepin
1,042
Pierce
2,592
St. Croix
2,940
3,222
Total
12,259
4,122
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
4
3
1
1
16,400
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judicial circuit at the judicial election held on the 1st day of Aprih
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2,428
4,310
1,376
715
1,553
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Columbia
Dane
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4,326
1,407
715
1,557
Juneau
Marquette
Sauk
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3
1
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1
11,187
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31, 1882 and Dec. 31. 1883.
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Adams
Ashland . .
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Dodge
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^QJ^ — Votes Polled at the General Election,
Appendix " Q." — Votes polled at the general election in the several counties
of the state of Wisconsin on the 4th day of NovembeVy A, D. 1884.
COUNTlEa
Blune.
Cleveland.
St. John.
Butler.
Adams
1,002
1,084
1,695
431
2,946
1,544
601
957
2,545
1,953
3,470
1,537
6,221
3,145
1,838
275
2,536
3,622
362
4,275
4,137
2,568
1,525
2,463
2,060
2,912
2,012
1,705
746
3,780
2,491
559
1,077
2,525
2,144
2,026
940
16,844
2,633
1,494
2,644
716
957
2,478
1,718
2,319
792
4,065
2,459
6,265
2,502
3,557
454
672
789
243
3,681
1,225
27
2,136
2,500
1,245
2,630
1,013
6,410
6,145
1,117
249
1,202
2,949
142
4,878
3,250
1,894
1,292
2,297
965
4,227
1,710
1,557
2,006
3,442
2,198
628
989
4,206
3,358
924
1,078
16,291
2,207
1,033
4,169
2,171
413
1,120
627
2,256
3>9
3,458
1,785
3,447
2,237
2,381
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70
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48
53
248
35
571
96
34
1
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150
4
214
347
349
155
385
41
209
125
30
9
125
280
23
14
37
22
101
39
221
138
53
70
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8
156
89
76
2
298
215
370
107
244
5
Ashland
Barron
19*
Bayfield
Brown
34
Buffalo
31
Burnett
6
Calumet
Chippewa
140
56
Clark
101
Columbia
7
Crawford
47
Dane
45
Dodge
Door
115
70
Douglas
Dunn
76
Eau Claire
Florence
65
Fond du Lac
291
Grant
124
Green
288
Green Lake
Iowa
11
4
Jackson
79
Jefferson
12
Juneau
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Kenosha
Kewaunee . -
La Crosse
16
La Fayette
46
Langlade
28
Lincoln ■.
26
Manitowoc
3
Marathon
65
Marinett^e
1
Marquette
7
Milwaukee
901
Monroe
73
Oconto
2
Outagamie
192
Ozaukee
16
Pepin
11
Pierce
88
Polk
Portage
44
Price
Racine
21
Richland
39
Rock
63
St Croix
5
Sauk
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Counties.
Sawyer
Shawano
Sheboygan . .
Taylor
Trempealeau
Vernon
Walworth . . .
Washburn . .
Washington .
Waukesha . .
Waupaca
Waushara...
Winnebago. .
Wood
Total....
Blaine.
Cleveland.
St John.
Butler.
298
1,398
3,511
789
2,165
2,916
4,323
281
1,583
3,207
3,031
2,146
4,893
1,455
109
1,404
3,986
604
1,286
1,568
2,115
137
2,972
3,264
1,772
605
4,688
1,699
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107
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100
182
345
47
18
263
93
85
341
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111
187
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163
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97
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[Public Document.] [No. 2.
fsTATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY
I OF Wt 300'N SiN
I UTAnTSO N: - WIS.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
REPORT
OF THE
Commissioners of PuMic Printing.
Department op State,
October 10, 1884.
To His Excellency, Jeremiah M. Rusk,
Governor of the State of Wisconsin:
Sir: We have the honor to submit herewith our biennial
report for the term ending September 30, 1884.
The important operations of this department during the
two years last past, aside from the routine work required by
law, have been the completion of the printing and binding
of the Geological Reports of the State, the purchase of paper
and the letting of the state printing contract beginning Jan-
uary 1, 1885, for two years.
State Printitg.
The state printing contract with David Atwood was com*
pleted December 31st, 1882, and since that time the Demo-
crat Printing Company, of Madison, the successful bidders
for doing the state printing for two years from that date,
have done the work.
On July 22d of the present year, the commissioners hav-
ing previously advertised in accordance with law, met in
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State Printing.
the Secretary of State's office and proceeded to open the
bids of the contestants. The following are the bids:
Per centum of discount.
(David Atwood 40i
Democrat Printing Company 42
M.J. Cantwellv 83^
The Democrat Printing Company, of Madison, having bid
the greatest per centum of discount from the maximum
urates as set forth in chapter 20 of the Revised Statutes, was
i awarded the contract according to law. It will be seen that
.the next contract, which begins January 1, 1885, is not quite
:as low as the present one, but we consider it a very reason-
.able bid.
PUBCHASE OF PAPER.
On account of the change in the law, providing for the
.printing of public documents, agricultural and other reports,
^the number of copies of the latter two being greatlyincreased,
the demand for paper has of course increased correspondingly.
We managed, however, by economical management, and by
utilizing much of the surplus stock on hand and by a few
light purchases, to run through the year 1883 without adver-
tising for a general stock. On the 1st of August of the pres-
ent year, the commissioners advertised for a stock of paper
according to law, and on the 2nd day of September the com-
missioners met in the secretary of state's office and opened
the bids.
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Purchase of Paper.
The following is the description, size, quality and quantity
of paper, and the bid of each of the contesting parties:
Description of Paper.
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First Class.
cts. per
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CIS. per
lb.
lb.
lb.
lb.
8,000 reams sized and super-calendered
Book paper, 25x38 inches, weighing
60 pounds per ream
7.39i
7.70
7.31
7.60
40 reams print paper, 25x38 inches,
weighiug 40 pounds per ream
4.25
4.60
6.00
4.95
Second CiiASS.
150 reams Record Medium, 18x23 inches,
weighing 40 pounds p-r ream
25 reams Granite Cover, 20x25 inches.
16.55
16.85
15.20
16.75
weighing 40 pounds per ream
60 reams extra wove Folio Post, 17x22
9.43
8.50
9.00
8.9
inches, weighing 20 pounde ver ream.
12.50
12.50
12.50
11.50
800 reams extra wove Folio Post 17x22
inches, weighing 24 pounds per ream.
50 reams extra wove Fo io Post, 17x22
12.50
12.40
12.50
11.50
inches, weighing 28 pounds ppr ream.
260 ivams extra wove Doub'e Flat Can.
12.50
12.45
12.50
11.50
17x28 inches, weighing 28 pounds per
ream
12.50
12.35
12.50
11.50
1,000 sheets 3-p'y Bristol Card Bo-rd
(white) per IV [
2.97
3.00
3.00
2.85
10, 000 sheets No. 29 (Crane & Co.'s)bond,
17x22 inches, per M ...
22.00
22.25
24. CO
22.40
SUMMARY.
H. NiEDECKEN & Co., Milwaukee —
First class $13, 879 00
Second class 8, 412 00
Total 116,797 00
Bradner, Smith & Co , Chicago —
Frstclas^^ |13,982 00
Second class 3,405 10
Total $17,337 10
Harvey M. Harper & Co., Chicago —
Pirst class $13, 254 00
Second class 3, 347 00
Total $16,601 00
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Purchase of Paper.
Standard Paper Co., Milwaukee —
First class $13, 759 20
Second class 8,250 50
Total 117, 009 70
The bid of Harvey M. Harper, of Chicago, being the lowest
in the first class paper, he was awarded the contract.
The bid of the Standard Paper Company, of Milwaukee,
being the lowest on the second class paper, it was awarded
the contract.
This stock of paper we think will be sufficient to meet the
requirements of the state and Legislature for the next year
at least.
The cost' of the state printing is given in detail in the re-
port of the Secretary of State, and it will not be worth while
to repeat it here; but the following is an abstract of the
amount paid for printing and binding for the the two years
beginning October 1, 1882, to September 30, 1884:
Description.
Session Laws, 1883
Blue Book
State Agricultural Society
Northern Agricultural Society
Horticultural Societjr
Dairymen's Association
Historical Society
Legislature
State Board of Health
State Librarian
Reports and Miscellaneous printing for state departments, in-
cluding binding for two years
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$7,905 92
4,866 83
14,401 63
2,031 93
3,470 39
1,656 93
1,581 64
5,757 74
1,486 78
756 28
15,896 84
$59,762 40
All of which is respectfully submitted,
ERNST G. TIMME, Secretary of State,
R C. McFETRIDGE, State Treasurer,
L. F. FRISBY, Attorney General,
CommisHoners of Public Printing,
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Superintendent of Public Property. 265
Stationery — General Expenditures.
SUMMARY OF THE REPORT OF THE SUPERIN-
TENDENT OF PUBLIC PROPERTY FOR THE
TWENTY-ONE MONTHS FROM JANUARY 1, 1883,
TO SEPTEMBER 30. 1884.
Office of Superintendent of Public Property,
Madison, Wis., September 30, 1884.
To His Excellency J. M. Rusk, Governor:
I have the honor herewith to submit the following report
of the affairs pertaining to this oflEice for the period com-
mencing January 1, 1883, and terminating September 30, 1884.
stationery.
As shown by inventory submitted with the report of this
office for the year ending January 1, 1883, there were station-
ery supplies in my hands at that date to the value of
♦3,725.47. There has come into my hands by purchase, dur-
ing the period covered by this report, stationery to the value
of $2,970.30, as shown by statement of purchases herewith,
marked "Exhibit A." There has been disbursed to the state
and legislative officers the amount of $4,656.12, shown by
accompanying detailed statement, marked "Exhibit B."
leaving on hand at this date the amount of $2,039.65, an in-
ventory of which is submitted with the full report.
The legislature of 1883 appropriated for the purchase of
stationery for the use of state officers for the years 1883 and
1884, and for the legislative officers of 1885, the sum of
$6,000. Of that sum there remains in the treasury unex-
pended at this date the sum of $3,029.70. Most of this will
be expended to pay for stationery contracted for, and that
must be purchased before another appropriation can be
made.
GENERAL EXPENDITURES.
The expenditures through this office under Chap. 293 of the
Revised Statutes, have been swelled during the period cov-
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Furniture.
ered by this report beyond what has been usual, by reason of
the disaster to the south extension of the capitol last Novem-
ber. Under advice of the Governor, expenses of buryinjz:
the killed and earing for the wounded and their families
have been paid by the state to the extent of $5,117.04. In
other ways the enlargement of the capitol has tended to
increase the labors and expenses of this oflEice. Additional
laborers have been necessary, and most of the north exten-
sion has been provided with new furniture necessary to its
occupancy. Expenses incident to the session in the capitol
of the National Educational Association last July; the
rebuilding of the west portico and steps of the capitol,
found necessary for the safety of that portion of the build-
ing; and the extension and repairing of the asphaltum
walks and drive-ways in the park, are other extraordinary
expenses during the past year.
The total expenditures since my report of January 1, 1883,
other than for stationery, were as shown by statement here-
with, marked " Exhibit C."
FURNITUBE.
The value of furniture and other movable property in the
capitol can only be estimated as heretofore. Adding the
amount purchased since the last report to the estimated
value of what was then on had, and deducting from the pro-
duct ten per cent, per annum for wear and tear and breakage,
will perhaps give as nearly as practicable the value of such
property in and about the capitol at this date, as follows:
On hand Jan. Ist, 1883 (estimated) $13,246 10
Purchased since last report 8, 244 75
Total to account for $21,490 85
Deduct ten per cent, for two years 4, 298 16
On hand Sept 30, 1884 (estimated) $17,192 69
FUEL.
The fuel supply for the coming year has been contracted
for but not yet delivered. The enlargement of the capitol
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Books, Pamphlets, Etc.
increases the consumption of fuel about one-third, and pro-
vision has been made accordingly. The amount on hand at
this date is estimated to be 150 tons of coal, valued at $1,2C0.
About six hundred tons per annum is the quantity estimated
to be necessary for the enlarged building. About 400 tons
was the amount annually consumed previous to the building
of the extensions.
BOOKS, pamphlets, ETC.
Since January 1st, 1883, twelve thousand copies of
Volume 1, and four thousand copies of Volume 4 of
the report of the Geological Survey of the State have
come into the custody of this office, and have been disposed
of according to law. One thousand copies of each volume
were reserved for sale as the law directs. But few have
thus far been sold, the remainder, being, at this date, in
charge of this office.
There has been realized from the sale of geological re-
ports and other books the sum of $664.45, which has been
paid over to the state treasurer.
Two hundred copies of Shepard's Digest, purcliased pur-
suant to chapter 243, laws of 1883, have been distributed as
that statute provided. The session laws of 1883, and the report
of the State Agricultural Society for 1884, received by this
office since my last report, have been disposed of as the law
requires. Of the latter, (12,000 copies) about one-half were
delivered to the secretary of the Agricultural Society, pur-
suant to chapter 320, laws of 1883.
Any statement of the number and value of books and
documents in charge of this oflSce must be merely an esti-
mate. On January 1st, 1883, the estimated value of this
class of property on hand was $34,833.25. The additions
since that date, less disbursements, show that there is now
on hand such property to the value of about $37,500.00
Most of this property being subject to distribution, no at-
tempt had been made or required up to two years ago to
keep even so much as an approximate account of it.
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Report of the*
Exhibit ''A:
The following summary exhibits the amount of state prop-
erty in charge of this office at this date, actual and esti-
mated:
Stationery, per invoice $2, 039 65
Furniture, tools, ttc. (estimated) 17, 192 69
Coal (estimated) 1, 200 00
Books and documents (estimated) 37, 500 00
Total $57,932 34
* Respectfully submitted,
W. H. BENNETT,
Supt Public Property.
EXHIBIT "A."
STATIONERY PURCHASED.
2 reams blotting paper $34 60
10 ream^ enrolling p^per 66 94
114 assorted ink stands 35 32
29 reams lithograph letter heads 166 00
15 reams lithogi-aph note beads 86 50
17 thousand lithograph envelopes 63 50
85 gross steel pens 48 50
li dor?n shading pens 3 85 '
2 dozen ruling pens 5 60
li dozen gold pens 25 06
i dozen gold pens, with holders 11 00
16 dozen rubber erasers 26 67
224 Cong, t'e envelopes 9 45
52 dozen pen holders 19 80
92 dozen lead pencils, black 27 70
12 dozen lead pencils, red and blue 10 50
1 dozen automatic pencils 2 25
3 d '^zen iridescent paper weights 7 5C
5 Klas3 envelope dampeners 2 50
5 dozen bottles red ink 18 15
4 dozen steel erasers 14 62
1 dozen ivory paper knives 3 50
8i dozen pass books (assorted) 43 40
30 thousand envelopes, No. 6 45 00
13 thousand envelopes, No, 9 40 00
12 thousand envelopes, No. 10 35 00
115 bottles black ink 50 18
48 quarts mucilage 25 60
2 reams 12 lb. letter paper 4 38
12i reams 14 lb. legal cap paper 31 88
15 reams 12 lb. legal cap paper 32 85
5 reams 12 lb. fools' cap paper 10 96
10 reams 6 lb. note paper 10 80
4 dozen beachwood rulers 3 70
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Exhibit "^."
6 letter scales |8 63
3 dozen sponge cups 3 25
12 box eyelets 1 10
33 pairs paper shears 27 40
11 copying books (cap size) 18 18
1 rubber stamp , 5 00
2 pounds sealing wax 2 00
1 lot artists^ wat^ color paints 50
365 figuring blocks (note size) 33 50
110 figuring blocks (cap size) 33 00
3 dozen ivory folders 26 30
74, 500 envelopes, assorted sizes 129 35
21,000 lithographed envelopes. 69 00
1, 000 steel engraved envelopes 14 00
43 reams lithograph letter paper 254 10
40 reams lithograph note paper 142 10
2 reams journal paper 9 60
1 ream foolscap paper 3 50
5 reams Jiaen note 8 00
10 reams plain note 13 80
Hi gross lead pencils 72 93
600 figuring blocks 21 24
20i great gross rubber bands 50 98
27 gold pens, with holders 69 95
30 McKinnon fountain pens 74 00
7 dozen pocket pencils. 10 00
1 ^ross pencil leads 2 34
6 dozen bottles Caw's ink 2 59
25 dozen quarts Arnold's ink 112 50
21 Quarts Stafford's ink 8 70
6 dozen boxe^ eyelets • * * • 6 45
6 dozen pencil sharpeners 4 50
28 dozen t)ox gilt seals 72 00
150 gross steel pens 83 82
11 dozen quill pens 2 83
1 blank book (to order) 13 50
6 dozen diaries, 1884 83 06
4 desk diaries, 1884 ^ 5 17
10 dozen steel erasers 41 20
10 dozen office knives 180 23
2 dozen scissors 18 00
4^ gross pen holders, common 12 12
Si dozen pea holdert, rubber 15 70
13 dozen memoranda books ,. . 21 86
1 Ream blotting pa .er '. . 25 00
6 dozen quarts mucil ge 30 00
4 dozen small bots mucilage 12 50
6 large Fcrapbooks 8 34
3 dozen letter ope oers 4 20
22 ivory paper knives 6 75
3 dozen ink stands, assorred 14 88
1 dozen envelope dampeners 6 00
1 index book 25
2 pen racks 50
1, 000 lithograph certificates to order 52 00
6 dozpn lead sh irpeners 6 00
6 pen cases 2 10
i dozen box paper fasteners 1 80
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Exhibit '^J5" and "C."
i gross pencil leads $ 90
1 dozea bill filers 3 00
Total $3, 970 30
"EXHIBIT B."
STATIONERY DISBURSED-JANUARY 1, 1883, TO SEPTEMBER 39,
1884.
To chief clerk of Senate of 1883 $466 87
To chief clerk of Assembly of i883 856 63
To Lieutenant Governor, 1883 29 98
To executive department 172 02
To Secretary of State's office 497 70
To State Treasurer's office 213 18
To Attorney GeQeraPs office 120 91
To Superintendent Public Instruction's office 137 97
To Railroad Commissiorer's office 115 21
To Insurance Coqamissioner's office 129 62
T.> State B )ard of Supervision 83 58
To State Treasury Aj^ent 35 77
To Quarter Master General's office 50 03
To State Land office 214 16
To State Agricultural Society , 311 03
To State Board of Charity and Reform 175 36
To Adjutant G-neral's office 129 52
To Supreme C >urt 231 93
To State Librarian 46 91
To State Historical Society 161 30
To State Prison warden 257 51
To Superinten lent Public Property's office 110 33
To Bureau Labor Statistics 108 60
Total disbursed $4,656 12
EXHIBIT **C."
Miscellaneous expenditures for the 21 months ending September 30, 1884.
For advertising $65 96
For Sundries in engine and boiler rooms 926 55
For Assembly chairs 1 , 028 00
For furniture, old building 2,483 31
For furniture, north extension 4, 733 44
For repairs of furniture 341 24
For engraving and lithographing t 606 25
For fuel 5, 413 84
For freight and cartage 217 78
For gas and g4S fixtures 7, 487 72
For labor, per roll 47,683 15
For transient Jab^r 1, 049 18
For assistant Superintendent's salary 2, 625 00
For expenseo incident to National Education Association 1, 055 02
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Exhibit "C."
For lumber supplies $930 11
For laborers' tools and repairs 106 15
For repairs of building 7, 789 02
For repairs of park and drives 2, 410 02
For official seals and stamps 152 10
For team hire 304 50
For draping capito^ crape, gloves, etc., for legislature and
state officers, on death of T. O. Howe 94 03
' S^me on death of Wm. E. Smith 106 49
ForShepard's Digests 2,400 00
For telephone rentals 504 81
For expenses south extension disaster 5, 174 04
For miscellaneous supplies, including ice, soaps, twines, wrap-
ping paper, brooms, brushes, mops, pails, etc. 2, 585 48
Total $98, 253 59
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INDEX.
Page.
Agricultural College Fund 80, 133
Agricultural Societies, reports of, etc 70, 112
Allotment Fund 35, 87
Advertising Lands 69, 109
Amber Cane Experiments, disbursements for 61
Appropriations 36, 116.
Apportionment of Railroad License 73, 115-
Apportionment of Taxes 30, 140
Assessment Rolls, abstracts of 146
Births, Marriages and Deaths, abstracts of 311
Blue Book 49
Bonded and other Indebtedness of Municipalities 170
Bounty on Wild Animals 3t
Bureau of Labor Statistics 104
Capitol Enlargement , , . . , 63, 11&
Contingent Expenses • 53, 99
Charitable and Penal Institutions, disbursements 50, 97
Circuit Judges, vote for 199
Commissioner of Public Printing, report of 361
Corporations organized 308
Counties, receipts from 35, 89
County, State, Town and City Taxes 158
DeUnquent Tax Fund 31, 84, 138
Deposit Fund 33, 86, 130
Details of Report 31
Disbursements, Greneral Fund 6, 94
Drainage Fund 19, 84, 127
Estimate of Expenditures and Revenues 37
Expenditures of Taxes 167
Expenditures of Revenues, estimate of , . 37
Expenses of Legislature 43
Farm Products, statistics of ', 178
Fairs for 1883, list of Officers 191
Fuel, expenditures for 58, 105
Free High Schools 70, lia
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Fire Insurance Companies 36, 90
General Fund disbursements 6, 94
General Fund receipts 5, 34, 88
General Statement 4
Governor's Contingent Fund 60, 108
Geological Report 58
Gas, expenditures for 49, 58, 105
Hawkers and Peddlers, receipts from 39, 93
Immigration Commission 60, 108
Indebtedness of counties, towns and cities 170
Injured in Capitol disaster 103
Legislative Expenses 43
Life Insurance Companies, receipts 38, 92
Manitowoc ani Calum«t Swamp Land Fund 26, 133
Militia, disbursements for 58, 105
Normal School Fund 16,81,124
Paper. '. 58, 105
Peddler's Licences, receipts from / / 39, 93
Personal and Real Taxable Property 134
Plank Road Companies, receipts from 36
Postage Account 57, 104
Presidential Vote 258
Printing, disbursements for 49, 55, 103
Products, Farm •. 176
Public Printing, Report of Commissioners 261
Publishing General and Local Laws 62, 67
Publishing Notices and Proclamations 61, 109
Railroad Companies, receipts from 35, 89
Railway Car Companies 90
Real Estate, returns of 73, 114
Real and Personal Taxable Property 134
Receipts, Greneral Fund 5, 34, 88
Redemption Fund 21,87,130
Revenues and Expenditures, estimate of 27
Sales of Real Estate. 176
School Fund 9, 75, 117
Special Charges 74
St. C. & L. S. R R. Trespass Fund 23,86, 130
St. C. & L S. R. R. Deposit Fund 23, 86, 130
Salaries ', 40,94
Sundry Sources, receipts from 39
Stationery 58,105
State Board of Supervision 61, 108
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state Officers, vote for 192
State Debt 26
State Militia, disbursements for 58, 105
State Tax 29
Statistics of Crime 73, 113
Superintendent of Public Property. 265
Taxable Property 140
Taxes, State and County 167
Town, City and Village 170
Expenditure of 170
Tax Levy 29
State 30
Telegraph Companies, receipts from 36, 90
Telephone Companies, receipts from 36, 90
University Fund 79,122
Valuation of Property in State 158
Vote for State Officers 192
for Circuit Judges 199
Wild Animals, bounty on 31, 95
Wisconsin Railroad Farm Mortgage Land Co 24, 131
APPENDIX.
"A." — Detailed Statement of General Fund Receipts and Dis-
bursements 84, 88
" B."— Value of Real and Personal Taxable Property 134
" C."— Taxable Property of the Several Counties 140
"D."— Abstract of the Assessment Rolls , 146
" E."— Valuation of all Property in the State 158
" F." — Purposes for which County Tax was expended 167
** G."— Bonded and Other Indebtedness of Towns, cities, etc ... 170
" H." — Bonded and Other Indebtedness of Counties 173
*' I."— Showing Sales of Real Estate 176
** K"— Principal Farm Products growing in 1884 178
" L."— Principal Farm Products grown in 1883 185
** M." — List of Officers of Agricultural Societies, date and place
of holding Fairs, etc^ 191
^*N."— Vote for Circuit Judges in 1883 199
^'O." — List of Corporations organized during the year, and by *
Territorial and State Laws 208
^*P." — Abstract of Marriages, Births, and Deaths recorded dur-
ing the year 244
''Q.''-— Statement of votes given for Electors and for State Officers 246, 258
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