Annual report of the treasurer of the state of Georgia for the year ending December 31, 1930

THE LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA

A, 7A*^^y^r~'
ANNUAL REPORT
OF
THE TREASURER
OF THE
STATE OF GEORGIA
For the Year Ending December 31, 1930

WM. J. SPEER, State Treasurer

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ATHENS. GEORGIA

LIST OF TREASURERS OF GEORGIA FROM 1781 TO 1929, INCLUSIVE WITH TERM OF OFFICE.

James Bryan, 1781. John Lindsav, 1782. Joseph Clay^ 1782.
John Martin, 1783-4. Seth John Cuthbert, 1785-6. George Jones, 1787. John Meals, 1788 to 1791. John Gibbons, 1792 to 1795. John Berrien, 1796 to 1800. Edwin Mounger, 1801 to 1805. George R. Clayton, 1806 to 1825. James Bozeman, 1826 to 1828. Hines Holt, 1829 to 1832. John Williams, 1833. Thomas Haynes, 1834 to 1841. Benjamin B. Smith, 1842.

Walter H. Mitchell, 1843-6. William B. Tinsley, 1847 to 1850. J. M. Patton, 1851. Walter H. Mitchell, 1851-2. John B. Trippe, 1853 to 1860. John Jones, 1861 to 1867. N. L. Angier 1868 to 1872. John Jones, 1872 to 1876. , J. W. Renfroe, 1876 to 1880. D. N. Speer, 1880 to 1884. R. U. Hardeman, 1884 to 1896. W. J. Speer, 1896 to 1900. R. E. Park, 1900 to May, 1909. J. Pope Brown, May, 1909, to July, 1911 W. J. Speer, July 1911, to

ORGANIZATION
State Treasury Department
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W. J. SPEER, Treasurer J. O. ANDERSON, Assistant Treasurer H. A. HIXON, Cashier
C. N. BLALOCK, Bookkeeper JNO. A. BURCH, Accountant. C. H. KEITH, Clerk.
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA ATHENS, GEORGIA

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Annual Report

STATE OF GEORGIA

TREASURY DEPARTMENT

Atlanta, Ga., January 1, 1931.

Hon. L. G. Hardman, Governor, State of Georgia.

Dear Sir:

The last annual report of this office for the fiscal year ending

December 31, 1929, showed a balance in the Treasury of

$ 1,217,916.00

Since that date I have received and certified to the Comptroller-

Gerneral, as shown by Table 1 of this report, the sum of

34,944,903.31

Making a total chargeable to the Treasurer in this office and

the office of the Comptroller-General

$36,162,819.31

The disbursements for the same period from January 1, 1930,

were

35,018,367.91

Leaving a balance in the Treasury on December 31, 1930

$ 1,144,451.40

To balance in the Treasury at the close of business Dec. 31st $ 1,144,451.40

The above balance in the Treasury is made up as follows:

ADVANCES:

Coupons on hand paid

%

728.75

RESERVES:
Sinking Fund Old Bonds outstanding Bonds and Coupons outstanding Board of Architects Fund
Dental Examiners Fund Examiners of Nurses Fund Game& Fish Fund Medical Examiners Fund Optometry Fund Osteopathic Examiners Fund Pharmacy Fund Public Accountants Fund Coastal Fisheries Fund Dairy Inspection Fund Fruit Inspection Fund Department of Banking Fund Fuel Oil Tax, Counties Fund
Highway Fund School Equalization Fund Motor Vehicle Fees Income Tax 5% Reserve Fund Land Title Registration Fund Nursery Certificate Fund
Pension Fund, Cigar & Cigarette Stamp Tax Public Service Commission Fund

100,000.00 3,500.00
30,711.90
103.66
2.33 14.50 6,129.20 180.05 7.50
81.77 469.34
197.38 103.66
110.73 4,137.03
727.46
370,956.01 5,673.11
85,736.69 41,572.91
28,207.53 3,236.65
182.33
108,379.28 21,468.70

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Public Service Commission Fund, Motor Bus Sale of Public Property Fund Securities Commission Fund State Fire Inspection Fund State Forestry Fund Interest on Bonded Debt, Due Jan. 1, 1931

5,203.63 13,763.21 8,297.34 9,549.08
9.00 103,279.57

,$ 952,720.30

Available Balance at close of business Dec. 31, 1930

% 191,731.10

The following exhibits are self-explanatory, and showing in detail the standing of the various funds, and other accounts of monies passing through the hands of this Department, not chargeable to the Treasurer, and not included in the above balance:

Exhibit 1--Account current between the State of Georgia and the Treasurer, showing balance in the Treasury January 1, 1930, receipts and disbursements; balance in the Treasury December 31, 1930, comparative receipts and disbursements of 1929 and special funds indicated.

Exhibit 2--An itemized statement of the Public Debt, showing date of issue amounts and date of maturity.

Exhibit 3--A consolidated statement of the Public Debt, together with amount of interest due and when due.

Exhibit 4--A list of insurance companies which are required by law to deposit bonds with the State Treasurer.

Exhibit 5--Shows the assets and liabilities of the State for the year ending December 31, 1929.

Exhibit 6--Undrawn balances of 1928, 1929 and 1930 appropriations forwarded to 1931 accounts.

Exhibit 7--A list of State Depositories, locations and amounts of bonds.

Exhibit 8--Receipts and disbursements by months during 1930.

Exhibit 9--Quarterly reports of receipts and disbursements: 9-A--1st quarter, ending March 31, 1930. 9-B--2nd quarter, ending June 30, 1930. 9-C--3rd quarter, ending September 30, 1930. 9-D--4th quarter, ending December 31, 1930.

Exhibit 10--Federal Vocational Funds.

Exhibit 11--Federal Industrial Rehabilitation Funds.

Exhibit 12--Federal Highway Funds.

BONDED DEBT.
The bonded debt of this State, as set forth in Exhibit No. 3, shows the outstanding indebtedness on December 31, 1930, to be $4,680,202.00.

The fourteenth instalment of bonds amounting to $100,000.00, issued under Act of 1889, due January 1, 1930, were paid.

FUEL OIL TAX TO COUNTIES.
During the year this office disbursed quarterly to the counties, as provided by Acts of the General Assembly, 1923, 1925, 1927 and 1929, their prorata of the Fuel Oil Tax Funds. The distributions were based upon the amounts received

TREASURER'S REPORT.

and credited to the counties from the fuel oil distributors to the date of payment into the Treasury, less cost of collection, as provided by law, and upon the State Aid System Mileage in each County to the entire system, which is furnished this office quarterly by the State Highway Department. Delinquent payments are accounted for and disbursed at each next quarterly distribution.

The Fuel Oil Tax Funds set aside to counties, collected and paid into the Treasury during the year 1930 aggregated $2,244,390.43. Payments brought forward from 1929 amounted to $390,782.23.

This office disbursed from the above amounts $2,264,216.65 and carried forward to 1931 a balance of $370,956.01, which will be added to the amount collected for counties in January, 1931, to be disbursed at that time.

Quarterly payments to the various counties to be expended for Roads and Bridges, were as follows:

January 29,1930 April 28, 1930 July 28,1930 October 27, 1930

$ 574,462.79 515,932.55 564,447.28 609,374.03

Total

$ 2,264,216.65

Respectfully submitted, W. J. SPEER, State Treasurer.

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TREASURER'S REPORT.

EXHIBIT NO. 1.
SHOWING RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS AT THE STATE TREASURY FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1930.

RECEIPTS.

Jan. 1.

To Balance in the Treasury

$

Accrued Interest Common School Loan

Adding Machine Companies

Advertising Agents

Agencies

Amusement Parks

Artists

Athletic Clubs

Auctioneers

Automatic Sprinklers

Auto Accessories

Auto Agents

Auto Assembling Plants

Auto Financing Companies

Auto Parking Places

Auto Transportation Companies, Mileage..

Awning and Tent Makers

Back Tax

Ball and other Parks

BarberShops

Barbers Supplies

Baths

Beauty Parlors

Bicycles

Billiards and Pool

Bill Boards

Bill Distributors

Bill Posters

*Board of Architects Fees

*Board of Dental Examiners Fees

*Board of Examiners of Nurses Fees

*Board of Game & Fish Fees

"Board of Medical Examiners Fees

*Board of Optometry Fees

*Board of Osteopathic Examiners Fees

*Board of Pharmacy Fees

*Board of Public Accountants Fees

Bond Deposit Fees

Book Agents

Bottlers, Non Resident

Brokers, Stocks & Bonds

Burglar Alarms

Cafes and Restaurants

Carbonic Acid Gas

Carpet Cleaners

Cars for Hire

Cash Registers

Cemetery Agents

Chain Stores

*Cigar and Cigarette Stamp Tax

Clerk's Costs, Court of Appeals

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1930
1,217,916.00 $ 9,061.24 1,410.00 844.71 4,247.50
430.00 828.50
2,225.00 100.00
26,341.80 37,253.50
600.00 1,460.00 1,522.50 15,061.06
279.00 28,023.52
353.00 11,254.64
280.00
3,364.00 726.00
23,280.41 54.23
2,590.28 605.40 869.00
7,704.89 82,372.38
2,551.00 10.00
390.90 3,865.55 3,650 00 1,383.75
4.50 810.00 2,980.00
70.00 13,036.80 40,064.80
9,801.50 740.00 950.00
1,448.00 1,031,761.11
245.00

1929
,147,489.96 1,579.15 1,432.50 570.60 2,885.00 954.50 729.50 45.00 3,640.00 50.00
27,547.50 42,525.00
600.00
1,222.50
279.00 28,813.03
200.00 10,944.58
230.00 100.00 4,020.00 755.00 43,519.00 125.10 22.50 2,441.89 827.10 1,900.00 9,727.23 92,026.40 2,731.00 104.47 277.26 1,642.66 4,025.00 1,340.00
4.50 405.00 2,710.00
25.00 13,444.15 43,797.30
9.00 8,488.50 1,010.00
760.00
801,322.82 195.00

TREASURER'S REPORT.

EXHIBIT NO. 1.

RECEIPTS--Continued.

1930

1929

To Clerk's Costs, Supreme Court

$

460.00 $

CCooaalstDaleFalieshrse-r-ies Fees

14,292.80 11,019.32

13,085.00 17,440.28

Cold Storage Tax

7,485.00

7,020.00

CCoommmmoisnsioSnchforoolmL'oPahnone Pay Stations

47.47

78.84

3,500,000.00 3,134,000.00

Conscience Fund

360.00

Corporation Commission Fees

-

3,757.60

6,976.87

Corporation Tax, ad valorem

180,157.64

161,039.73

DCaoisrtyoInnsFpieFcatison Fees

6.00 3,964.30

35.50 470.15

Dance Halls

1,035.00

900.00

---DDeleipnaqrutmenenttToafxBanking Fees, Maintenance Dept. of Banking, Small Loan License Fees

60,985.28 44,703.61

69,045.42 44,805.53
4,949.96

Detective Agents

822.50

980.00

Directory Tax

22.50

47.50

Dividends from Stock

2,735.50

2,596.00

Dry Cleaners

2,618.50

2,097.00

Dyeing Establishments

135.00

90.00

Electricians & Elec. Contractors

2,506.50

1,646.00

Electric Shows

14,875.85

12,805.33

Electric Show Supplies

1,200.00

1,300.00

Employment Agencies

990.00

1,045.00

Equipment Companies Tax

18,698.02

17,226.51

Express Companies Tax

4,487.90

4,205.25

Fees from Fertilizers

268,763.21

268,278.44

Fees from Pure Food

59,239.83

65,240.50

Ferries

13.50

13.50

Fertilizer License Fees

831.00

Fertilizer Registration Fees

12,540.00

Filling Stations, Pump Tax

59,171.00

Fish Peddlers Forest Reserve Fund, National i Fruit Inspection Fees

832.50 4,005.28 20,098.46

369.00 3,351.38 12,311.49

_^Fuel Oil Tax to Counties Fund Fuel Oil Tax to Highway Fund Fuel Oil Tax, School Equalization

2,244,390.43 8,962,741.32 2,239,450.25

2,201,016.89 6,306,428.55 1,368,470.51

Games

2,913.00

3,461.00

.Garages

18,027.00

16,361.15

(' General Tax, 1924

66.41

General Tax, 1925

33.77

General Tax, 1926

11.85

General Tax, 1927

63.99

18,112.45

General Tax, 1928

22,376.93 3,015,235.14

General Tax, 1929

2,938,996.38 2,160,673.74

General Tax, 1930

1,974,746.58

General Tax, N. O. D., 1928

14.67

74,231.89

General Tax, N. O. D., 1929

31,306.37

12,582.64

G\ eneral Tax, N. O. D., 1930
- Gross Receipts Sales Tax

2,229.52 1,211,141.94

90.40

Health Commission Fees

35.00

80.00

Horticultural Fees

2,000.00

3,070.00

Hotels

9,720.15

9,493.00

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EXHIBIT NO. 1.

RECEIPTS--Continued.

1930

To Ice Cream Dealers, Mfg. & Wholesale $ Ice Machinery

1,724.00 5 266 50

Implement and Machinery Mfgrs. & Agts.

' 440 00

Income Tax, 1929

630,430^68

Industrial Commission Fees

89,744.19

T Inheritance Tax

359 \ 423' 68

Insolvent General Tax, Prior to 1924

466'l8

Insolvent General Tax, 1924

731.26

Insolvent General Tax, 1925

1,294 61

Insolvent General Tax, 1926

3,'462 70

Insolvent General Tax, 1927

9 \ 241 ' 94

Insolvent General Tax, 1928

35,'529 10

Insolvent General Tax, 1929

42',196 41

Insolvent Poll Tax, Prior to 1924

' 76 10

Insolvent Poll Tax, 1924

172 90

Insolvent Poll Tax, 1925

203 30

Insolvent Poll Tax, 1926

298 12

Insolvent Poll Tax, 1927

659 21

Insolvent Poll Tax, 1928

3 75131

--Insolvent Poll Tax, 1929

l|80L52

Insolvent Professional Tax, Prior to 1924__

' 10.12

Insolvent Professional Tax, 1924

10.12

Insolvent Professional Tax, 1925

21.38

Insolvent Professional Tax, 1926

47.48

Insolvent Professional Tax, 1927

103.87

Insolvent Professional Tax, 1928

1,064.27

Insolvent Professional Tax, 1929

676.23

Insurance Agents Occupation Tax

83,345.00

Insurance Fees

791394 00

Insurance Tax by Companies

922,479.33

Interest from State Depositories

28,665.81

Interest from Tax Collectors

11,109.31

Junk Dealers

3,847.50

*Kerosene Oil Tax

215^351.98

*Land Title Registration Fees

142.15

Laundries

._..

5,483.00

Lenders on Wages

9,240.00

Lighting Plants..

70.00

Lightning Rod Agents

9.00

Live Stock Dealers Lumber Dealers

2,984.50 7,859.50

Malt Syrup Dealers

1,174.73

Manufacturers of Soft Drinks

11,260.11

Money Refunded

18,274.82

Monument Dealers

1,432.50

Motor Busses

3,289.50

*Motor Bus Certificate Fees

8,820.00

*Motor Bus License Fees

21,975.00

*Motor Bus License Transfer Fees

187.50

Motorcycle Dealers

162.50

.^^Motor Trucks

2,934.00

*Motor Vehicle Fees

4,494,339.80

Musical Dealers

14,836.05

*Naval Stores Inspection Fees

5,907.55

1929
1,479.00 3,186.50
550.00
68~620^49 697,181.48
2,957.12 3,436.49 3,354.23 8,819.50 40,897.17 46,565.54
627.72 393.37 460.35 849.11 3,675.36 2,886.67
6.75 46.36 36.23 105.94 406.88 537.17
73,690.00 75,322.00 907,057.87 21,707.13 15,731.98 3,654.00 225,528.01
551.28 5,176.50 7,490.00
67.50 22.50 2,072.80 11,580.00 102.55 11,392.35 27,315.99 2,042.50 5,655.00 6,510.00 10,225.00 22.50 185.00 7,762.50 4,589,396.30 12,204.00 4,567.80

TREASURER'S REPORT.

EXHIBIT NO. 1.

RECEIPTS--Continued.

To "Nursery Certificate Fees

$

Occupation Tax, Capital, Domestic Corps.,

Occupation Tax, Capital, Foreign Corp

Office Fees, General

Oil Fees

Oysters & Shrimp Packers

Palmists

Park Concessions

Patented Articles

Pawn Brokers

Peddlers

Penalties on Delinquent Tax

Pensions Refunded

Pistols and Cartridges

Playing Card Dealers

Plumbers

Poll Tax, 1927

Poll Tax, 1928

Poll Tax 1929

Poll Tax, 1930

Poll Tax. N. O. D., 1928

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Poll Taxi N. O. D., 1929

Poll Tax, N. O. D., 1930

Pressing Clubs

Professional Tax, 1928

Professional Tax, 1929

Professional Tax, 1930

Professional Tax, N. O. D., 1929

Professional Tax, N. O. D., 1930

*Public Service Commission Fees

Radio Dealers and Supplies

Railroad News Companies

Railroad Tax

Real Estate Agents

Real Estate Commission Fees

Rental, Old Mansion Site

Rental Public Property, Atlanta

Rental Public Property, Chattanooga Rental W. & A. R. R

Rinks

Safes & Vaults

Salary Fuel Oil Tax Clerk

Sale of Acts

Sale of Codes

Sale of Court of Appeals Reports

*Sale of Farm Products

Sale of Journals

*Sale of Public Property

Sale of Supreme Court Reports

Sanitariums Securities Commission Fees

Sewing Machine Agents

Sewing Machine Companies

Shows

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1930
3,916.78 351,320.30 94,254.50
2,880.95 -----
o85.00 225.00 190.00
9,800.00 8,054.90 28,903.95 23,179.79 13,743.50 4,449.50 2,896.50
2,103.41 193,330.61 100,138.78
2,691.05 2,970.97 2,074.40
15-77 13,627.23 10,983.65 . 135.00
45.00 61,567.03
1,971.00 1> 400.00 629,922.96 10,270.50 12,876.25 20,000.00
8,745.00 495,000.00
45.00 700.00 4,200.00 131.00 192.20
31.75
11.00 54.72 131.30 2,205.00 15,238.85 2,300.00 800.00 8,381.10

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1929 3,650.80 167,150.85 219,421.00 4,568.85
.46 405.00
22.50 10,160.00 7,335.00 23,616.67 24,755.50 14,465.00 4,468.50
2,091.00 1,208.50 218,236.10 93,500.44
1,146.00 694.00
1,724.90 3,325.05 4,400.73
30.00
69,116.86 3,457.00 1,400.00 619,343.45 10,098.50 13,730 00 20,000.00
65.00 8,340.00 540,000.00
247.50 200.00 4,200.00 503.90 264.40
59.00 730.58
214.84 619.95 1,970.00 15,387.07 2,210.00 800.00 7,111.20

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TREASURER'S REPORT.

EXHIBIT NO. 1. RECEIPTS--Continued.

To Sleeping Car Companies

Slot Machines

Soda Founts

Specialists

*State Fire Inspection Tax

*State Librarian's Fees, Com. N. Ps

Steamship Companies

Street Railroad Tax

Swimming Pools

Telegraph Companies Tax

Telephone Companies

Temporary Loans

Tinners

Toll Bridges

Trucks, Gas& Oil

.

Typewriter Agen s

Undertakers

Used Car Dealers

Vital Statistic Fees

Warehouses

Weighing Scales

*Wood Dealers

Total Receipts

Aggregate including balance

1930

1929

$ 14,515.34 $ 14,344.57

2,957.80

3,960.00

5,509.25

5,202.00

22.50

17,230.10
2,981.60 17,251.44 105,156.50
931.90
22,699.32 89,297.82

12,220.22 3,163.60 17,258.13 105,424.00
853.80 21,716.60 84,512.12

585~66 270.00 9,679.00 1,902.50 15,189.00 1,255.00 420.55 3,897.40 472.20 1,005.50

200,000.00 744.50 270.00
8,608.00 1,847.50 13,949.50 1,645.00
538.26 3,810.30
524.40 919.00

$ 34,944,903.31 $ 29,747,198.40

$ 36,162,819.31 $ 30,894,688.36

TREASURER'S REPORT.

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EXHIBIT NO. 1.
SHOWING RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS AT THE STATE TREASURY FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1930.

DISBURSEMENTS.

1930

By Academy for the Blind

$

Board of Architects

BBooaarrdd

of of

Dental Examiners Examiners of Nurses

Board of Game & Fish

Board of Health

Board of Medical Examiners

BBooaarrdd

of of

Optometry Osteopathic

Examiners

BBooaarrdd

of of

Pharmacy Public Accountants

Bowdon State Normal & Industrial College

Capitol Improvement Fund

Civil Establishment

Clerk's Cost Court of Appeals

CColearskta'sl

Cost Supreme Court Fisheries Fund

Coastal Plains Experiment Station

Confederate Cemetery, Marietta

Contingent Fund, Governor's

Contingent Fund, Commerce & Labor

Contingent Fund, Court of Appeals

Contingent Fund, Supreme Court

Corporation Commission Fund

Court of Appeals, Books and Supplies

Department of Agriculture:

(a) Maintenance

(b) Bureau of Markets

(c) Contagious Diseases

((ed))

Dairy Inspection Fund Feed Inspection, Salaries &Exp.._

(f) Fruit Inspection Fund

(g) Hog Cholera Serum Fund

(h) Insecticides

(i) Inspection of Fertilizers

(j) Laboratory and Chemicals

(k) Pure Food and Drugs

(1) Statistics

(m) Tick Eradication Fund

(n) Tubercular Eradication

(o) Veterinarian's Expense

Department of Archives and History

Department of Audits

Department of Banking Dept. of Banking, Small Loan License, Fees

Dept. of Commerce & Labor

Dept. of Insurance, Salaries

Dept. of Public Printing

Dept. of Public Welfare

Department of Revenue: (a) Delinquent Tax Division

(b) Stamp Tax Division

45,000.00 $ 45?oo 651.32
7,865.34 85,469.95 165,000.00
1,853.20 38.19
211.41 2,686.36 2,730.55 24,300 00 182,565.91 443,635.37 1,005.00
735.00 12,585.56 54,000.00
990.19 21,723.18
1,800.00 2,991.36 3,851.76 2,511.31 1,000.00
17,166.79 101,338.94
4,961.96 4,323.72 59,155.34 19,996.85 8,356.32 2,725.24 101,390.04 13,567.54 13,634.03 3,017.25 51,045.38 10,848.68 1,679.14 11,000.00 34,773.90 46,819.24
8,700.00 9,200.00 5,800.00 35,844.86
45,608.28 43,068.40

1929
40,723.72 978.65
1,897.46 8,272.30 86,818.79 125,000.00 2,759.04
53.55 200.00 1,300.63 3,788.40 10,125.00 67,434.09 442,885.57 1,500.00 705.00 17,465.93 23,740.82
24,730.82 1,800.00 2,708.07 3,348.81 2,627.23 589.40
15,996.88 108,898.19
5,685.55
65,095.77 8,385.43 10,469.23 2,570.86 123,557.18 13,535.13 8,368.78 2,861.00 50,033.72 14,253.86 1,942.96 6,000.54 37,233.04 46,505.89 5,058.32 8,661.29 9,166.67 6,300.00 35,602.89
55,194.05 46,083.01

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TREASURER'S REPORT.

EXHIBIT NO. 1.

DISBURSEMENTS--Continued.

Eighth District A. & M. School Experiment Station, Griffin
Fifth District A. & M. School *Forest Reserve Fund, National Fourth District A. & M. School *Fuel Oil Tax--Counties Fund *Fuel Oil Tax--Highway Fund Geological Fund
Georgia Industrial and Normal College, Albany
Georgia Industrial and Normal School,
Savannah--_ Georgia Military College Georgia Normal School, Statesboro _______ Gross Receipts Sales Tax Fund "Highway Fund, Motor Vehicle Fees Hoticultural Fund. Incidental Expense, General Assembly Indexing House and Senate Journals
"Income Tax 5% Reserve Fund (Refunds)__ Income Tax Fund, Maintenance Indian Springs Fund
"Industrial Commission Fund Inspection of Fuel Oils Fund Insurance Agents Occupation Tax Fund- _. Insurance on Public Buildings Interest on Temporary Loans Legislative Committee Visiting Fund Legislative Pay Roll
Library Commission Fund
Library Fund:
(a) Incidental Expense (b) Reference Bureau (c) Supreme Court
Military Fund:
(a) Maintenance (b) Organization (c) Riot Duty J*Naval Stores Inspection Fund
Ninth District A. & M. School North Georgia Agricultural College ^Nursery Certificate Fund, Dept. Entomo':,- logy Overpayment of Tax Refunded Payment on Common School Loan
Pension Fund:
(a) $1,300,000.00 Appropriation * (b) Cigar and Cigarette Stamp Tax. _ Printing Fund, General Prison Fund:
(a) Maintenance, Commission (b) Maintenance, Farm Public Buildings and Grounds

1930 27,000.00 22^500 00 27,'oOO.OO
4', 005 28 27,'000 00 2,264,216.65 9,023^000.00 19 337 53
47,680.00
51,899.40 9,000.00 72,000.00 43,173.17 4,505,500.08 65,859.13
3,314.00 31,829.25
5,121.72 89,744.19 47 ,'o48.60
5',272.82 2,241.62 134,102.03
10,000.00
1,444.26 1,425.98 4,117.11
20,000.00 20,000.00
1,185.18 5,907.55 27,000.00 45,000.00
4,677.24 9,475.43 2,970,000.00
533,163.46 1,054,378.30
25,002.49
24,500.25 83,250.00 65,227.68

1929 9,450.00 21,292.00 11,250.00 3,351.38 5,625.00 2,180,099.34 6,262,000.00 15,410.00
12,450.00
21,749.99
22,500.00 90.40
4,550,351.93 72,893.92 150.00 300.00
2,259.95 68,620.49 40,929.95 4,561.97 4,312.69 100,516.62 2,473.33 148,880.16 10,000.00
2,356.46 1,740.00 4,222.44
20,000.00 20,000.00
4,567.80 11,250.00 15,150.00
5,060.17 7,454.46 4,164,000.00
1,046,796.82
24^997.86
24,503.14 83,608.99 62,845.14

TREASURER'S REPORT.

15

EXHIBIT NO. 1.

DISBURSEMENTS--Continued.

Public Debt: (a) Interest on (b) Land Script Fund (e) Refunding Bonds, 1926
(d) Sinking Fund.__'

Public Service Commission Fund: (a) Maintenance

(b) Motor Vehicle Fund Publishing Georgia Reports, New Volumns

*Real Estate Commission Fund

RRReeeffbuuinnndddinWMg.aRn&seicAoon.rdRPseu, nrScteahclarsWeetaaWrryraaornrftasSnttaste

RewardFund Roster Commission Fund

SSaallaarryy

Fuel Oil Tax Clerk State Librarian, N.

P.

Fees

Sale of Farm Products Fund, Dept. of Ento-

mology

'

School Fund, Common

School Equalization Fund, F.O.&K., Tax._

School of Agriculture and Mech. Arts

School for the Deaf

School of Technology

Securities Commission Fund

Seventh District A. & M. School

Sixth District A. &M. School

Soldiers Home:
(a) Maintenance (b) Weekly Allowance to Inmates... Solicitors General Fund South Georgia A. & M. College South Georgia Junior State College State Agricultural and Normal College

State College of Agriculture:
(a) Maintenance (b) Smith-Lever Fund State College for Women, Milledgeville-.-. State Fire Inspection Fund State Forestry Fund State Medical College State Sanitarium State Teachers College

State University:
(a) Maintenance (b) Summer School State Womans College, Valdosta
Supplies, Repairs, Replacements, General Assembly
Temporary Loan Refunded Tenth District A. & M. School Training School for Boys

1930
208,471.25 6,314.14
100,000.00
72,004.07 25,778.87 14,208.01 9,582.21
524.40 7,479.53 540,000.00
5,616.57 4,200.00 2,981.60
79.84 4,504,949.46 2,411,190.27
11,250.00 85,500.00 272,250.00 15,585.47 27,500.00 27,000.00
40,700.00 3,317.00 7,830.00 54,000.00
45,000.00 36,000.00
205,605.00 246,666.67 200,250.00
14,124.49 23,924.64 90,000.00 1,395,000.00 135,000.00
234,000.00 10,000.00 76,500.00
172.95
27,000.00 46,547.74

1929
,,__ __ 214>379-?5
Q %&}* 1,09- 100,000.00
"",,',,,, 59,138.92
1'tU'tl 4,769.70 12,885.00 1,397.85 17,209.32 540,000.00
A 250.00 4,793.14 2>0^TM 3,163.60
1,792.57 3,311,237.00 2,136,741.13
6,265.00 95,059.16 107,62o.00 15,131.22
9,450.00 11,250.00
41,250.00 3,685.00 6,920.00 22,500.00 15,150.00 15,150.00
85,837.50 92,500.00 74,100.00 13,885.18 26,521.78 37,650.00 1,010,659.08 47,250.00
91,950.00 10,000.00 33,750.00
8,896.75 200,000.00
11,250.00 44,599.16

HS8SS

mmtammaK^mm^^aamiasmr

TREASURER'S REPORT.

EXHIBIT NO. 1.

DISBURSEMENTS- -Continued.

Training School for Girls Training School for Mental Defectives Tuberculosis Sanitarium, Alto Twelfth District, A. & M. School Veterans Service Bureau Visitors Fund, State University Vocational Education Fund Vocational Rehabilitation Fund W. & A. R. R. Commission Fund

1930
45,000.00 98,793.00 225,000.00 45,020.00 14,871.45
183.38 160,970.45 26,657.10
4,442.85

1929
42,322.06 55,000.00 191,589.82 11,250.00 10,362.29
83.50 149,861.33 21,893.87
500.00

Total Disbursements

.$ 35,018,367.91 $ 29,676,772.36

To Balance in the State Treasury

1,144,451.40 1,217,916.00

Aggregate including Balance "-Indicates Special Funds.

$ 36,162,819.31 $ 30,894,688.36

Date of Bonds

EXHIBIT NO. 2. A Descriptive List of the Valid Bonds of the State of Georgia, December 31,1930.

When due

SIGNERS OF BONDS AND COUPONS

Month

Month

i tfhS

Signatures on Bonds

Signatures on Coupons

JulyJuly. May. July.
July. April April
May. April June. June. June. June.
July. July. April Feb..
Oct.. Oct.. July. July. July. Jan.. Jan..

1866 1,000 July..

1866

500 July..

1877 1,000 Jan...

1876 1,000 July..

1882

500 July..

1883 11,000 April.

1883 50,000 April.

1883 1,000 May..

1884 96,000 April.

1885 16,000 May..

1885 7,000 May..

1885 56,000 May..

1885 7,000 May..

1885 6,000 July..

1886 1,000 July..

1886 1,000 April.

1889 15,000 Feb...

1890 2,000 Oct...

1890 1,000 Oct...

1892 1,500 July..

1892 1,000 July..

1896 7,000 July..

1908 2,000 Jan...

1909 7,000 Jan...

1886 1886 1889 1896 1932 1933 1933
1933 1934
1935 1935 1935 1935
1935 1935 1936 1939 1940 1940 1942
1942 1946
1958 1959

1,000 7% 1866 Governor and Secretary of State

500 7 1866 Governor and Comptroller-General

1,000 6 1877 Governor and Secretary of State

1,000 7 1876 Governor and Secretary of State

3,000 7 1881 Governor

11,000 7 1881 Governor

50,000 7 1881 Governor

1,000 7 1881 Governor

96,000 7 1881 Governor

16,000 7 1881 Governor

7,000 7 1881 Governor

56,000 7 1881 Governor

7,000 7 1881 Governor

6,000 7 1881 Governor.

1,000 7 1881 Governor

1,000 7 1881 Governor

15,000 7 1881 Governor

2,000 7 1881 Governor

1,000 7 1881 Governor

1,500 7 1881 Governor

1,000 7 1881 Governor

r

7,000 7 1881 Governor

2,000 31 1898 Governor

7,000 3h 1898 Governor

Treasurer Treasurer
Treasurer Treasurer
Obligation State University Obligation State University Obligation State University Obligation State University Obligation State University Obligation State University Obligation State University Obligation State University Obligation State University Obligation State University Obligation State University Obligation State University Obligation State University
Obligation State University Obligation State University Obligation State University
Obligation State University Obligation State University Obligation State University Obligation State University

EXHIBIT NO. 2. A Descriptive List of the Valid Bonds of the State of Georgia, December 31,1930.

Date of Bonds

Ca 3

'a a

Month

53 -2^

A

When Due

Month

fa
53

453J.8^02
Ira J<!so

<

cu a! a

o
-o*a>s^
Q

SIGNERS OF BONDS AND COUPONS

Signatures on Bonds

Signatures on Coupons

July

1890 1,000 Jan.

1931 26,000 31 1889 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer

July

1890 1,000 Jan

1931 t 44,000 31 1889 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer

July

1890 5,000 Jan.

1931 t 30,000 31 1889 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer

July

1890 1,000 Jan

.. 1932 35,000 31 1889 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer

July

1890 1,000 Jan._

1932 f 65,000 3i 1889 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer .

July

1890 1,000 Jan.

1933 10,000 3i 1889 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer . _

July

1890 1,000 Jan

1933 t 45,000 31 1889 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer

July

1890 5,000 Jan.

1933 f 45,000 31 1889 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer ...

July

1890 1,000 Jan.._ 1934 23,000 3i 1889 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer

July

1890 1,000 Jan.

1934 t 47,000 3^ 1889 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer

July

1890 5,000 Jan..

1934 t 30,000 34 1889 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer. ....

July

1890 1,000 Jan. _. 1935 13,000 31 1889 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer

July

1890 1,000 Jan..

1935 t 20,000 31 1889 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer

July

1926 1,000 July

1946 91,000 41 1925 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer

July

1926 1,000 July. ... 1946 t 135,000 4i 1925 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer

July

1915 1,000 July

1935

4,000 41 1914 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer

July

1915 1,000 July.

1935 t 64,000 41 1914 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer _ .

Treasurer

July

1915 5,000 July .

1935 t 70,000 41 1914 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer .

Treasurer

July

1915 1,000 July

1936

5,000 41 1914 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer.

Treasurer

July

1915 1,000 July

1936 t 15,000 41 1914 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer

Treasurer

July

1915 5,000 July

1936 t 180,000 4i 1914 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer. . . _ _. Treasurer

July

1915 1,000 July.. --. 1937 46,000 4i 1914 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer

Treasurer

July

1915 1,000 July

1937 t 49,000 41 1914 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer

Treasurer

July

1915 5,000 July... 1937 t 105,000 4.1 1914 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer

.. Treasurer

July

1915 1,000 July

1938 127,000 41 1914 Governor. Secretarv of State and Treasurer

Treasurer

July

1915 1,000 July

1938 f 43,000 41 ll914[Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer

Treasurer

July July July July July July. July. July July. July,
July July. July July July.
July. July.
July. July. July July. July. Jan.. Jan..

1915 5,000 July 1915 1,000 July 1915 1,000 July 1915 5,000 July 1915 1,000 July 1915 1,000 July
1915 5,000 July 1915 1,000 July
1915 1,000 July 1915 5,000 July 1915 1,000 July
1915 1,000 July 1915 5,000 July
1915 1,000 July 1915 1,000 July 1915 5,000 July
1915 1,000 July 1915 1,000 July 1915 5,000 July 1915 1,000 July 1915 1,000 July 1915 5,000 July 1922 1,000 Jan.
1922 1,000 Jan.

1938 t 30 ,000 1939 39 ,000 1939 t 31 ,000 1939 t 130 ,000 1940 35 ,000 1940 t 35 ,000 1940 t 130 ,000 1941 138 ,000 1941 t 57 ,000
1941 t 5 ,000
1942 32 ,000 1942 t 108 ,000 1942 t 60 ,000 1943 80 ,000 1943 t 60 ,000 1943 t 60 ,000 1944 145 ,000 1944 t 20 ,000 1944 t 35 ,000 1945 748 ,000 1945 j 377 ,000 1945 t 400 ,000 1945 136 ,000 1945 t 37 ,000
$4,590,000 90,202
$4,680,202

1914|Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer 1914iGovernor, Secretary of State and Treasurer 1914 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer 1914 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer. 1914 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer. 1914 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer. 1914 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer. 1914 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer. 1914 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer. 1914 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer. 1914 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer 1914 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer 1914 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer 1914 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer 1914 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer 1914 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer 1914 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer 1914 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer 1914 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer 1914 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer 1914 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer 1914 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer 1921 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer 1921 Governor, Secretary of State and Treasurer
Land Script Fund. See Code 1910 Sec. 6581

*-Past due for which money is held in the Treasury to pay when presented. f-Registered.

Treasurer Treasurer Treasurer Treasurer Treasurer
Treasurer Treasurer Treasurer Treasurer
Treasurer Treasurer Treasurer Treasurer Treasurer Treasurer
Treasurer Treasurer Treasurer Treasurer Treasurer Treasurer Treasurer Treasurer
Treasurer

EXHIBIT NO. 3. Classification of Valid Interest-Bearing Bonds of the State of Georgia, Rate of Interest on Each Series, When Due and Total Amount
of Interest Per Annum, as of December 31,1930.

DESCRIPTION OF BONDS

n

saom:

OS

1

S

Bonds issued under Act of 1914, $138,000.00 due July 1, 1935, $200,-

000.00 on July 1st each year thereafter until July 1, 1945, on which

date $1,525,000.00 mature

S 3 ,463,000.00

Fifty-year obligations to State University, Act 1881. ^

282,500.00

Fifty-year obligations to State University, Act 1898

9,000.00

Bonds issued under Act 1889, beginning with January, 1917, $100,000.00

per annum

433,000.00

Bonds issued under Act 1921, due July 1, 1945

173,000.00

Bonds issued under Act 1925, due July 1, 1946

226,000.00

Outstanding past due bonds

3,500.00

Land Script Fund (not bonded)

90,202.00

$ 4,680,202.00

41% S 73,588.75 73,588.75 $ 147,177.50

7%

9,887.50 9,887.50 19,775.00

31%

157.50

157.50

315.00

3J%

7,577.50 5,827.50 13,405.00

4!%

4,108.75 4,108.75 8,217.50

41%

4,802.50 4,802.50 9,605.00

7%

3,157.07 3,157.07 6,314.14

$ 103,279.57 $ 101,529.57 $ 204,809.14

-No provision of law for registration of bonds of this issue. Only registered or validated and registered bonds (no coupons) will be received for deposit.

TREASURER'S REPORT.

21

EXHIBIT NO. 4.
Giving names of Insurance Companies, Guarantee Companies, State Depositories, lessee of property at Chattanooga and lessee of the W. & A. R. R., which have deposits with the Treasurer of Georgia, as required by law, December 61, 1930.

FIRE COMPANIES.

Name of Company.
Associated Fire & Marine, Cal Albany Ins. Co., N. Y Aetna Fire, Conn Agricultural, N. Y Allemania Fire, Pittsburgh _ American Automobile, St. Louis Alliance, Pa Allied Am. Mutual Automobile American Merchants Marine, Md American Central, Mo American Alliance, N. Y American Eagle, N. Y American Equitable Assur. N. Y American Druggist, Cincinnati American, N. J American & Foreign, N. Y American Auto. Fire, Mo American Constitution, N. Y American Fire & Marine, Tex Anchor Ins., R. I Atlantic Mutual Fire, Savannah Atlas Assurance, England Automobile Ins., Hartford Baltimore American, Md Bankers Fire, N. C Bankers* Shippers, N. Y Berkshire Mutual Fire, Mass Boston, Mass British General, England British-American, Toronto Bronx Fire Ins., N. Y Brooklyn Fire, N. Y Buffalo Ins. Co., N. Y California Ins. Co Camden Fire, N. J Caledonian, Scotland Carolina Ins. Co., N. C Carolina Mutual, S. C Central Mfgrs. Mutual, Ohio Chicago Fire & Marine, 111 Citizens, N. J City of New York Columbia, N. J Columbia Fire, Ohio Commercial Union, England Commercial Union Fire, N. Y Commonwealth Ins. Co., N. Y Concordia Fire, Wis Continental, N. Y

Deposit of Bonds.
U. S. & Surety U. S Municipal Municipal TJ. S U. S Municipal Municipal Municipal Municipal U. S U. S U. S U. S Municipal U. S U. S U. S U. S U. S Ga Municipal Municipal U. S Municipal U. S.~. U. S U. S U. S U. S U. S U. S U. S U. S County U. S U. S U. S U. S U. S U. S Municipal Municipal U. S U. S U. S U. S Municipal U. S._.

Amount. $ 20, 000.00
10- 000.00 1100,,,000000..0000 10, 000.00 10, 000.00 10, 000.00 10 000.00 10 000.00 10 000.00 16, 000.00 10, 000.00 10 000.00 10 000.00 10 000.00 10 000.00 10 000.00 10 000.00 10 000.00 10 000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 000.00 10 ,000.00 10 000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 000.00 10 000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 11 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 000.00
,000.00

22

TREASURER'S REPORT.

EXHIBIT NO. 4.--Continued.

Name of Company.

Deposit of Bonds.

Connecticut, Hartford

U. S

Cosmopolitan Fire, N. Y

U. S

County Fire, Phila

Municipal"

Dixie Fire, N. Y

County

Eagle Star & British Dominions

U. S

East & West Ins. Co

County

Empire State, N. Y

U. S.__~.~

Equitable Fire & Marine, R. I.

U. S

"

Export Ins. Co

U. S

Federal, N. Y

U. S.~__~_~_

Federal Union, III

U. S

~

Fidelity-Phoenix, N. Y

U. S

~_

Fidelity Union Fire, Tex

Municipal

First American Fire, N. Y

U.S.

Fidelity & Guaranty Fire Corp., Md. U. S..I________

Fitchburg Mutual, Mass

Municipal

Firemen's of Newark, N. J

U. S

Firemen's Fund of San Francisco

U. S. & Surety.

Fire Association of Philadelphia

Municipal

Franklin Fire, Philadelphia

Municipal

General Exchange Ins. Corp., N. Y U. S

Germanic Fire, N. Y

U. S

Girard F. & M., Pa

U.S.

Glens Falls, N. Y

County

Globe Ins. of America, Pa

U. S.__

Globe & Rutgers Fire, N. Y

U. S

Grain Dealers National Mutual, Ind U. S

Guaranty Fire, R. I

Municipal-

Granite State Fire, N. H

U. S.

Great National, D. C

U. S

Great American, N. Y

U. S

Hardware Dealers Mutual Fire, Wis U. S

Hartford, Conn

Municipal

Hanover Fire, N. Y

Ga. & Co

Home Fire & Marine of Cal

U. S. & Surety.

Home of New York

U. S

Homestead Fire, Md

U. S

Homeland Ins., N. Y

_

U.S.

Halifax Fire, N. Y

U. S.

Hudson, N. Y

U. S

Indiana Lumbermen's Mutual

U. S

Insurance Co. of N. A., Pa

Municipal

Insurance Co. of Pa..

Municipal

LaFayette Fire, La

County

LaSalle Fire, La

U. S

Lincoln Fire, N. Y

U. S

Liverpool & London & Globe, Eng

U. S

London & Lancashire, Ltd. Eng

County..

London & Provincial M. & G., Ltd U. S

London Assurance, England

U. S.

London & Scottish Assurance Corp U. S

Lumber Mutual, Boston

Municipal

Lumbermen's Ins. Co., Phila

U. S

Lumbermen's Mutual, Ohio

Municipal

Maryland Insurance, N. Y

U. S

Mass. Fire & Marine, Boston

U. S

Mechanics of Philadelphia, Newark,N.J..Municipal

Amount.
10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000 00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 20 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 15 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 20 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00
10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00
10 ,000.00 10 ,000.00

TREASURER'S REPORT.

23

EXHIBIT NO. 4--Continued.

Name of Company.

Deposit of Bonds.

Mercantile of America, N. Y

U. S

Merchants & Mfgrs. Fire, N. Y

U. S

Merchants, R. I

Municipal

Mechanics & Traders, La

U. S

Merrimack Mutual, Mass

U. S

Millers Mutual Fire Association, 111 U. S

Merchants Fire Assurance Corp., N. Y. .County

Mercury Ins. Co., N. Y

County

Michigan Fire & Marine

Municipal

Millers Mutual of Texas

U. S

Mill Owners M. F., Iowa

County

Milwaukee Mechanics, Wis

County

Minn. Implement Mutual

Municipal

Monarch Fire, O

County

National Ben Franklin

Municipal

National Implement Mutual, Minn County

National Liberty of America

Ga

National Mutual, Ohio

U. S

National Retailers Mutual, 111

U. S

National Security Fire

U. S

National Union, Pa

Municipal

National, Conn

U. S

Newark Fire, N. J

U. S

New Brunswick, N. J

Municipal

New Hampshire, Manchester

Ga

New Jersey Fire, N. J

Municipal

New York Underwriters.__

U. S

Niagara, N. Y

Ga

New England Fire, Mass

U. S

New York Fire, N. Y

U. S

Northern Assurance, Eng

U. S

Norwich Union, Eng

Ga

North British & Mercantile

U. S

Northern Ins. Co., N. Y

U. S

Northwestern F. & M., Minn

U. S

Northwestern M. Association

U. S

North River, N. Y

Municipal

Occidental, Cal

U. S. & Recip

Ohio Hdw. Mutual Ins. Co., Coshocton._U. S

Old Colony Ins. Co

U. S

Orient, Conn

Municipal

Pacific Fire, N. Y

Municipal

Pa. Millers Mutual

County

Pa. Lumbermen's Mutual, Philadelphia .Municipal

Palatine, England

U. S

Potomac

U. S

Patriotic Ins. Co., of America

U. S

Pennsylvania, Philadelphia

U. S

Peoples National, Pa

Municipal

Philadelphia F. & M

Municipal

Philadelphia Natl., Pa

U. S

Phoenix of Hartford, Conn

U. S

Phoenix Assurance of London

Municipal

Providence-Washington, R. I

Municipal

Public Fire, N. J

U. S

Queen, N. Y

U. S

Amount.
$ 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 20,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00

J4

TREASURER'S REPORT.

EXHIBIT NO. 4.--Continued.

Name of Company.

Deposit of Bonds.

Amount.

Rochester American, N. Y. Reliance, Philadelphia Republic Fire, Pa
Re-Insurance Corp. of America Retail Hardware Mutual, Minn Rhode Island Ins. Co Richmond, N. Y Royal, England
Royal Exchange, London Scottish Union & National Seaboard Fire & Marine, N. Y Security of New Haven Sentinel Fire. Mass Southern Home, S. C Southern Fire, N. C Southern Fire, N. Y Springfield F. & M
St. Paul Fire & Marine Sun Fire of London Sun Underwriters Ins., N. Y Standard Fire, Conn
Standard Marine, Ltd., N. Y Star Insurance Co. of America Stuyvesant, N. Y Superior Fire, Pa Svea Fire & Life, Sweden Sylvania, Pa Texas State Mutual
Thames & Mersey Marine The Tokio Marine, Japan Transcontinental Transportation Ins. Co., N. Y Travelers, Hartford Twin City Fire, Minn
Union Fire, France Union Assurance Society, Ltd Union Marine, Liverpool United States Fire, N. Y
U. S. Merchants & Shippers, N. Y United Mutual Fire, Mass
Union Ins. Society of Canton Va. Fire & Marine Victory Ins. Co., Philadelphia Western Millers Mut., Mo Westchester, N. Y
Western Assurance, Canada World Fire& Marine, Conn Yorkshire Ins. Co., Eng Zurich Fire

U. S U.S. __ U. S
Municipal County Municipals U. S Ga
U. S U. S U. S Municipal--. U. S U. S U. S U. S Ga
County Municipal U. S Municipal
Municipal Ga Municipal U. S County U. S..5 U. S
Ga U. S U. S U. S U. S U. S
Municipal U. S Municipal U. S
Municipal U. S
U. S U. S Municipal U. S Ga
Ga U. S __U. S U. S

.$
"... ..

10,000.00 10 000 00 lo',000.00
10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00
10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00
10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,'000.00
10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00
10^000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00
10,000.00 11,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00
10,000.00 10,000.00
10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00
10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00

TREASURER'S REPORT.

25

EXHIBIT NO. 4.--Continued.

MISCELLANEOUS COMPANIES.

Name of Company.

Deposit of Bonds.

Amount.

Alliance Casualty, Pa

U. S

$ 25,000.00

American Bonding Co., Md

Municipal

25,000.00

American Employers

U. S

25,000.00

Atlanta Life Ins. Co

Ga. Munic. & Co

100,500.00

American Mutl. Liability

U. S...

25,000.00

American Surety Co., N. Y

U. S.--

25,000.00

Bankers Health & Life, Macon

Municipal & County

111,000.00

Columbia Casualty Co., N. Y

U. S

25,000.00

Consolidated Indemnity, N. Y

U. S

25,000.00

Continental Casualty, Ind

U. S

25,000.00

Constitution Indemnity

Munic. & Co

25,000.00

Detroit Fidelity & Surety., Mich..

-County

25,000.00

Eagle Indemnity Co

U.S.

25,000.00

Employers Liab. A. Corp

U.S. -

25,000.00

Equitable Cas. & Surety Co., N. Y. U.S.

25,000.00

Fidelity & Casualty, N. Y..

U. S

25,000.00

Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Md

U. S

25,000.00

Georgia Casualty Co., Macon

U. S

200,000.00

Georgia Casualty Co.. Macon

U. S., Munic. & Co

100,000.00

Georgia Casualty Co.'(Trust)

Mtg. Deeds

101,650.00

Ga. Mutual Ind. Life & Health, Au-

gusta ..

Munic. & Co

13,000.00

Globe Indemnity Co

U. S

25,000.00

Guaranty Life, Savannah

Municipal & Co

100,000.00

Hartford Accident & Ind. Co

Municipal

25,000.00

Home Indemnity Co., N. Y

U. S

25,000.00

Indemnity Ins. Co. of Am., Phila

U. S

25,000.00

Independence Indemnity Co., Pa

U. S

25,000.00

Industrial Life & Health, Atlanta

Ga. & Municipal

100,000.00

Maryland Casualty Co., Baltimore

U. S

25,000 00

Mass. Bonding Co., Boston

Municipal

25,000.00

Maryland Life, Baltimore

Municipal

60,000.00

Metropolitan Casualty, N. Y

U. S

25,000.00

National Surety Co., N. Y

Municipal

25,000.00

National Union Indemnity, Pa

U. S

25,000.00

New Amsterdam Casualty

U. S

."... 25,000.00

New York Casualty Co

U. S

25,000.00

New York Indemnity Co

U. S

25,000.00

Ohio Casualty Co

U. S

10,000.00

Ohio Casualty Co

U. S

25,000.00

Pacific Mutual Life, Cal

Surety

20,000.00

Pilgrim Health & Life, Augusta

Munic. & Co

100,000.00

Public Indemnity Co., N. J

U. S

25,000.00

So. Mutual Ins., Athens

Ga

100,000.00

Southern Surety Co., N. Y

U. S

25,000.00

Royal Indemnity Co., N. Y

U. S

25,000.00

State Mutual Life, Rome

Ga. U. S. & Co. & MIL... 106,000.00

Standard Accident, Mich

U. S

25,000.00

The Aetna Casualty & Surety

County

25,000.00

The Century Indemnity Co

Munic

25,000.00

Union Indemnity Co., New Orleans U. S

25,000.00

United States Cas. Co., N. Y

U. S

25,000.00

U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty Co

U. S

25,000.00

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TREASURER'S REPORT.

EXHIBIT NO. 4.--Continued.

COLLATERAL FOR DEPOSITORY BONDS.

Name of Company.

Deposit of Bonds.

Amount.

Bank of Eastman

U. S

Bank of Heard County, Franklin

U. S

Empire Trust Co

U. S

Bank of Jonesboro

U. S

Bank of Monroe

U. S

Bank of Camilla

Ga._

Bank of Talbotton

TJ. S

Bank of Thomson

U. S

Bank of Thomasville

TJ. S

Bank of Dahlonega

U. S

First National Bank, Barnesville

TJ. S

Citizens Bank, Gainesville

TJ. S

CorneliaBank

U. S

Brand Banking Co

U. S

Farmers & Merchants, Summerville TJ. S

Farmers* Merchants, Toccoa

TJ. S

Farmers State Bank, Lumpkin

U. S

First National Bank, Whitehall St

TJ. S

First National Bank, Pryor St

TJ. S

First National Bank, Main

U. S

First National Bank, Marietta St

TJ. S

First National Bank, Elberton

TJ. S

First National Bank, Jefferson

TJ. S

First National Bank, Macon

U. S

Georgia Railroad Bank, Augusta

TJ. S

Greenville Banking Co

U. S

Merchants & Farmers, Donaldsonville.__U. S

Merchants & Farmers, Marietta

TJ. S

$ 5,000.00

10,000.00

15,000.00

. ._ 10,000.00

15,000.00

.' 10,000.00

10,000.00

15,000.00

25,000.00

6,000.00

11,000.00

.

_. 15,000.00

. ...

5,000.00

15,000.00

10,000.00

10,000.00

5,000.00

200,000.00

200,000.00

200,000.00

15,000.00

10,000.00

15,000.00

100,000.00

50,000.00

10,000.00

10,000.00

15,000.00

OTHER COLLATERAL SECURITY.

J. B. Pound, Lessee, Property at Chatta-

nooga, Tenn

U. S

Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis

Railway, Lessee, W. & A. Railroad....IT. S. & Ga

9,550.00 600,000.00

Grand Total

$5,960,700.00

EXHIBIT NO. 5.

Showing assets and liabilities for the State of Georgia for the year ending

December 31, 1930.

ASSETS.

Western & Atlantic Railroad (leased for $540,000.00 per annum)

and public buildings

Not estimated

186 shares Georgia Railroad Stock (Dividends $2,185.00) .._$ 48,360.00

440 shares Southern and Atlantic Telegraph Co., stocks in-

dorsed by Western Union Telegraph Co. (Dividends $550.00),

par value

11,000.00

LIABILITIES

Valid interest-bearing bonds

$4,586,500.00

Non-interest bearing bonds past due, for which money is in

Treasury to pay same, but not presented for payment

3,500.00

Total bonded indebtedness

$4,590,000.00

Land-script fund, not bonded, on which State pays University

Trustees annually 7 per cent interest

90,202.00

Total real debt..

$4,680,202.00

TREASURER'S REPORT.

27

EXHIBIT NO. 6.

Showing balances of appropriations of the General Assembly undrawn Decem-

ber 31, 1930, and forwarded to 1931 accounts.

Academy for the Blind Board of Architects Fund 'Board of Dental Examiners Fund *Board of Examiners of Nurses Fund Board of Game and Fish Fund
Board of Health, Cancer Research Board of Medical Examiners Fund Board of Optometry Fund
Board of Osteopathic Examiners Board of Pharmacy Fund Board of Public Accountants
Bowden State Normal & Industrial College
Coastal Fisheries Fund Coastal Plains Experiment Station
Confederate Cemetery, Marietta Contingent Fund, Governor's Contingent Fund, Court of Appeals Contingent Fund, Supreme Court Corporation Commission Fund
Court of Appeals, Books & Supplies Department of Agriculture:
(a) Maintenance (b) Bureau of Markets (c) Contagious Disease *(d) Dairy Inspection Fund *(e) Fruit Inspection Fund (f) Hog Cholera Serum
(g) Insecticides (h) Laboratory & Chemicals (i) Pure Food & Drugs (j) Statistics (k)' Tick Eradication Fund (1) Tubercular Eradication Fund
(m) Veterinarians Expense Department of Audits Department of Banking
Department of Public Welfare
Department of Revenue: (a) Delinquent Tax Division Fund (b) Stamp Tax Division Fund
Eight District A. & M. School Experiment Station, Griffin
Fifth District A. & M. School Fourth District A. & M. School Fuel Oil Tax to Counties Fund Fuel Oil Tax to Highway Fund Geological Fund Georgia I. & N. College, Albany Georgia I. & N. School, Savannah
Georgia Military College Georgia Normal School, Statesboro
Highway Fund, Motor Vehicle Fees Horticultural Fund
Income Tax 5% Reserve Fund
Income Tax, Maintenance Indian Springs Fund
Inspection of Fuel Oils

$ 9,276.28 103.66 2.33 14.50
6,129.20 100,000.00
180.05 7.50 81.77
469.34 197.38 19,575.00 103.66 33,759.18
9.81 3,649.18 2,976.96 1,195.50
885.04 1,000.00
111.33 14,310.60
969.85 110.73 4,137.03 2,161.98 48.53 56.33 132.97 253.74 4,264.60 1,906.22 427.75 3,993.06 727.46 337.08
2,391.72 6,998.12 18,550.00 31,459.54 21,750.00 12,375.00 370,956.01 5,673.11
646.96 18,370.00 41,683.27 1,000.00 45,500.00 41,572.91 8,209.77 28,207.53
170.75 776.13 16,938.72

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TREASURER'S REPORT.

EXHIBIT NO. 6--Continued.

Insurance Dept. Occupation Tax Fund

Insurance on Public Buildings Fund

Interest on Temporary Loans

*Land Title Registration Fund

Legislative Committees, Visiting Library Fund:

(a) Books Attorney General

(b) Incidental Expense

(c) Reference Bureau

(d) Supreme Court, Maintenance Military Fund, Riot Duty

Ninth District A. & M. School

North Georgia Agricultural College

Nursery Certificate Fund

Pension Fund, $1,300,000.00 Appropriation

Pension Fund, Cigar & Cigarette Stamp Tax

Prison Farm Fund Public Debt:

(a) Interest on

T, ft; 0Slnk>ngFund Fublic Service Commission Fund

Public Service Commission Fund, M. V. F

Publishing Georgia Reports, New Volumns

Rebinding Records, Secretary of State Reward Fund

Roster Commission Fund

Sale of Public Property Fund

School Fund, Common, Maintenance

School Fund, Equalization Fund

SehooI of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts School for the Deaf:

(a) Maintenance

(b) Hospital Building

School of Technology

Securities Commission Fund

Seventh District A. & M. School

Sixth District A. & M. School

Soldiers Home, Maintenance

Solicitors General Fund

South Georgia A. & M. College, Tifton

South Georgia Junior State College, Douglas

State Agricultural & Normal College, Americus State College of Agriculture:

(a) Maintenance

(b) Smith-Lever Fund

State College for Women, Milledgeville State Fire Inspection Fund

State Forestry Fund

;

State Medical College, Augusta State Sanitarium:

(a) Maintenance

(b) Buildings

(c) Jones Hospital Building

(d) Water Works

State Teachers College, Athens

State University, Maintenance

State Womans College, Valdosta

Tenth District A. & M. School

$ *~
~__"

421.57 3,584146 1,'567.20 3 j236 65
' 26^67

'."'.'."'."I."'. --11....... "

154.81 1 158131
' 10 48
5 64 28 123 27
2l|75oloO 29,850 00
182 33
937,751 04 108,' 379128 20' 760 87

31,440.65

3,500.00 21,468 70

5,203163

5] 253.07

_

'475 60

"

3,000l00

33I 42

13,763121

3,74o!148.39

\ ' 85*736169

7',485 00

'..'.I'..'.'.'.".'." " ~
.'.'.'.'.'.I'.'.'.'.

12,931 96
50,'000lo0 210,125.00
8 297 34 18'050 00 21,750.00 8 050 00 6 485 00
43^500100 29,850.00 28,850.00

165,457.50 301833.33
1451650.00 9549.08 ' 9 Q0
" 72,350.00

"'....

380,000.00 282,253.58
30,000.00 34|88ll99 92 750.00 179 050.00 641750.00 21,750.00

TREASURER'S REPORT.

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EXHIBIT NO. 6--Continued.
Training School for Boys Training School for Girls Training School for Mental Defectives Tuberculosis Sanitarium:
(a) Maintenance (b) Building Twelfth District A. & M. School Veterans Service Bureau Vocational Education Fund Vocational Rehabilitation Fund W. & A. Commission Fund
Total..

$ ^'eSH? J2,W7.94 15,977.00
on'mn TM 30,000.00 23'Ios'?=
TM'n
'H^'CQ
14,604.63 657.15
S8,149,100.37

EXHIBIT NO. 7.

State Depositories.

Location

Name of Bank

ftmt. of Bond.

Albany
Americus. Ashburn Athens. -
Atlanta Atlanta

Atlanta Atlanta
Atlanta Atlanta

_ _..

Atlanta Atlanta Augusta
Bainbridge Barnesville
Blakely Brunswick Calhoun Camilla
Canton Cartersville Cedartown Columbus Columbus
Cornelia Dahlonega
Dalton Dawson Decatur Dublin
Eastman Elberton Ellijay Fayetteville
Franklin
Gainesville

Albany Exchange National Bank

$

Bank of Commerce

Citizens Bank

Citizens & Southern National Bank

Citizens & Southern National Bank

_ -.Citizens & Southern National Bank,

Central Office

The First National Bank, Main Office-.

The First National Bank, Pryor St

The First National Bank, Whitehall St.-

The First National Bank, Marietta St.

Branch

Empire Trust Co

Fulton National Bank

Georgia Railroad Bank

First National Bank

--

First National Bank

Citizens Bank

National Bank of Brunswick

Calhoun National Bank

Bank of Camilla

Bank of Canton

First National Bank

Commercial Bank

First National Bank

Muscogee Bank & Trust Co

Cornelia Bank

Bank of Dahlonega

First National Bank

Bank of Dawson

Decatur Bank & Trust Co

Citizens & Southern Bank of

Bank of Eastman

-First National Bank

Bank of Ellijay

Farmers & Merchants Bank

Bank of Heard County

Citizens Bank

15,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 100,000.00 200,000.00
100,000.00 200,000 .00 200,000.00 200,000.00
15,000.00 15,000.00 200,000.00 50,000.00 45,000.00 10,000.00 15,000.00 25,000.00 20,000.00 10,000.00 20,000.00 25,000.00 15,000.00 50,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00
6,000.00 25,000.00 15,000.00 22,500.00 25,000.00 15,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 15,000.00

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Location.
Gainesville Greenville Griffin Glennville Jackson Jasper Jefferson Jonesboro Lavonia Lawrenceville Lumpkin Macon Macon Marietta Manchester Milledgeville Millen Monroe Moultrie Mount Vernon New York Pembroke Perry Quitman Reynolds Rome Rome Sandersville Savannah Soperton__ Sparta Statesboro Summerville Talbotton Tennille Thomaston Thomasville Thomasville Thomson Valdosta Woodbury Waynesboro

TREASURER'S REPORT.

EXHIBIT NO. 7.--Continued.

State Depositories.

Name of Bank.

Amt. of Bond.

Gainesville National Bank

$

Greenville Banking Co

*,,.

Griffin Banking Co

Peoples Bank

Jackson National Bank

Pickens County Bank

First National Bank

Bank of Jonesboro

First National Bank

Brand Banking Co

Farmers State Bank

First National Bank & Trust Co

Luther Williams Bank & Trust Co

Merchants & Farmers Bank

Bank of Manchester

Exchange Bank

Bank of Millen

Bank of Monroe

Moultrie National Bank

Mount Vernon Bank

Guaranty Trust Co

Pembroke National Bank

Perry Loan & Savings Bank

Bank of Quitman

First National Bank

First National Bank

National City Bank

Geo. D. Warthen Bank

Savannah Bank & Trust Co

Bank of Soperton

Hancock National Bank

First National Bank

Farmers & Merchants Bank

Bank of Talbotton

Tennille Banking Co

Citizens & Southern Bank

Bank of Thomasville

'.

The Commercial Bank

Bank of Thomson

Citizens & Southern National Bank

Woodbury Banking Co

First National Bank

25,000.00 10,000.00 25,000.00 5,000.00
15,000.00 IOJOOO.00 15,000.00
10,000.00 20,000.00
15,000.00 5,000.00
100,000.00 10,000.00 15,000.00 5,000.00 25,000.00 10,000. 00 15,000.00
25,000.00 6,000.00 50,000.00
15,000.00 10,000.00 15,000.00
10,000.00 10,000.00 30,000.00
20,000.00 75,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 25,000.00
10,000.00 10,000.00
5,000.00
5,000.00 25,000.00
5,000.00 15,000.00 40,000.00 5,000.00
10,000.00

TREASURER'S REPORT.

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EXHIBIT NO. 8.

SHOWING RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS AT THE TREASURY BY THE MONTH DURING 1930.

RECEIPTS.

To Balance in the Treasury January 1, 1930
January February March April May June_ July
August . September October November December

$ 1,217,916.00
$ 4,389,785.03 3,869,606.03 4,144,538.16 4,514,869.62
- 2,002,386.04 2,434,478.98 2,202,032.56
2,516,259.96 1,946,023.72 1,763,106.49 1,885,544.31 3,276,272.41

Total Receipts for 1930

$34,944,903.31

Total Receipts and Balance

$36,162,819.31

January February March
April May
June July
August September October November December

DISBURSEMENTS.
$ 4,508,876.89 3,752,702.28 4,045,339.98 4,753,184.33 2,133,958.82 1,045,657.78 3,230,823.84 1,897,873.85 2,361,580.39 2,502,089.36
- 1,676,605.64 3,109,674.75

Total Disbursements for 1930

$35,018,367.91

Balance in the Treasury January 1, 1931

$ 1,144,451.40

Total Disbursements and Balance

$36,162,819.31

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TREASURER'S REPORT.

EXHIBIT NO. 9-A.

SHOWING RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS AT THE STATE TREASURY FOR THE QUARTER ENDING MARCH 31, 1930.

RECEIPTS.

Jan. 1. 1930.

Coal Dealers

I ;

To--

*Coastal Fisheries Fees. _

Balance in the Treasury,

Cold Storage Tax

Jan. 1,1930

$ 1,217,916.00 Commission from

12,445.80
3,621.81 6,270.00

'Accrued Interest on Common School Loan

'phone Pay Stations. _

19.58

2,750.00 'Common School Loan.. 1,000,000.00

Adding Machine Companies

Corporation Commis1,320.00 sion Fees

438.60

Advertising Agents

747.01 Cost on Fi Fas

2.00

Agencies

3,195.00 *Dairy Inspection Fees..

400.00

Amusement Parks

405.00 Dance Halls

360.00

Artists

671.00 Delinquent Tax

10,906.64

Auctioneers

1,775.00 'Department of Banking

Automatic Sprinklers. _

100.00 Fees

14,999.94

Auto Accessories

23,843.50 Detective Agents

800.00

Auto Agents

32,337.00 Dividends from Stock..

511.50

Auto Assembling Plants

600.00 Dry Cleaners

2,224.50

Auto Financing Com-

Dyeing Establishments

135.00

panies

1,460.00 Electricians & Electri-

Auto Parking Places

1,450.00 cal Contractors

2,191.50

Auto Transportation

Electric Shows

8,306.30

Companies, (Mileage)

4,896.94 Electric Show Supplies.

1,200.00

Awning & Tent Makers Back Tax

237.00 Employment Agencies.. 8,343.01 Fees from Fertilizers

890.00 134,500.00

Ball& Other Parks

200.00 Fees from Pure Food

20,850.00

Barber Shops

9,725.13 Ferries

13.50

Barbers Supplies Beauty Parlors

235.00 Fertilizer License Fees. _ 2,929.00 Fertilizer Registration

273.00

Bicycles

627.00 Fees

9,565.00

Billiards & Pool Bill Boards

12,843.91 Filling Stations, (Pump 6.30 Tax)

54,470.00

Bill Posters

2,414.78 Fish Peddlers

535.50

*Board of Examiners of

*Fuel Oil Tax, Counties

Nurses Fees

3,684.60 Fund

525,837.33

*Board of Game & Fish

'Fuel Oil Tax, Highway

Fees

50,055.24 Department

2,091,369.19

*Board of Medical Exam-

'Fuel Oil Tax, School

iners Fees *Board of Osteoj-athic

140.00 Equalizat ion Games

521,843.95 1,851.00

Examiners Fees

150.00 Garages

14,839.00

*Board of Pharmacy Fees Bond Deposit Fees

1,759.20 General Tax, 1927 1,331.25 General Tax, 1928

63.99 10,932.76

Book Agents

4.50 General Tax, 1929

2,112,349.65

Bottlers, N. R Brokers, S. & B

675.00 General Tax, N. O. D., 2,430.00 1928

14.67

Burglar Alarms

70.00 General Tax, N. O. D.,

Cafes & Restaurants

10,741.05

1929

21,462.98

Carbonic Acid Gas

8,929.71 Gross Receipts Sales

Cars for Hire

8,681.00 Tax

343,400.00

Cash Registers Cemetery Agents

650.00 Health 950.00 Fees

Commission

35.00

Chain Stores

1,253.00 Hotels

8,510.30

*Cigar & Cigarette

Ice Cream Dealers, M.

Stamp Tax

254,011.67 &W

1,390.00

TREASURER'S REPORT.

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EXHIBIT NO. 9-A--Continued.

SHOWING RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS AT THE STATE TREASURY FOR THE QUARTER ENDING MARCH 31, 1930.

Ice Machinery

$

Implement & Machin-

ery Mfgrs. & Agents. _

"Industrial Commission

Fees

Inheritance Tax

Insolvent General Tax

Prior to 1924

Insolvent General Tax,

1924

Insolvent General Tax,

1925

Insolvent General Tax,

1926

Insolvent General Tax,

1927

Insolvent General Tax,

1928

Insolvent Poll Tax,

Prior to 1924

Insolvent Poll Tax,

1924

Insolvent Poll Tax,

1925

Insolvent Poll Tax,

1926

Insolvent Poll Tax,

1927

Insolvent Poll Tax,

1928

Insolvent Professional

Tax, 1927

Insolvent Professional

Tax, 1928

Insurance Agents Occu-

pation Tax

Insurance Fees

Insurance Tax by Com-

panies

Interest from State De-

positories

Interest from Tax Col-

lectors

KJuenrokseDneealOerils Tax

*Land Title Registration

Fees

Laundries

Lenders on Wages

Lighting Plants

Live Stock Dealers Lumber Dealers

Malt Syrup Dealers

Manufacturers of Soft

Drinks

4,267.50 Money Refunded

% 5,828.22

Monument Dealers

1,311.00

330.00 Motor Busses

2,070.00

'Motor Bus Certificate

40,198.15 Fees 108,612.80 *Motor Bus License Fees

4,060.00 12,850.00

*Motor Bus License

115.75

Transfer Fees

Motorcycle Dealers

30.00 140.00

165.40 Motor Trucks *Motor Vehicle Fees

2,104.00 3 ,661,107.01

293.92 Musical Dealers *Naval Stores Inspection

13,501.05

678.03

Fees

*Nursery Certificate Fees

1,231.07 96.00

2,684.70 Occupation Tax, Capi-

tal, Domestic Corp

344,794.50

12,076.65 Occupation Tax, Capital, Foreign Corp

89,271.00

5.55 Office Fees, General

737.25

Oysters & Shrimp Pack-

30.05 ers

90.00

Park Concessions

100.00

46.75 Pawnbrokers Peddlers

9,620.00 6,457.50

96.16 Penalties on Delinquent Tax

879.60

268.46 Pensions Refunded, (Apprn. Gen. Fund)..

10,701.00

2,076.98 Pistols & Cartridges Playing Cards

12,458.50 4,000.00

10.98 Plumbers Poll Tax, 1928

2,469.00 1,098.16

144.21 PoIlTax,1929

128,246.80

Poll Tax, N. O. D., 1929

339.32

56,490.00 Pressing Clubs

1,769.65

70,994.00 Professional Tax, 1929._

7,082.97

*Public Service Commis-

1.05 sion Fees

50,254.19

Radio Dealers & Sup-

12,870.59 plies

1,791.00

Railroad News Com-

1,795.31 panies 3,402.00 Railroad Tax
61,808.33 Real Estate Agents

1,400.00 274.39
9,334.00

*Real Estate Commis-

107.85 sion Fees 4,915.50 Rental Old Mansion

8,970.00

7,430.00 Site

47.50 Rental Public Property,

2,786.50 Chattanooga 6,690.50 Rental W. & A. R.R..._

1,390.00 135,000.00

180.97 Rinks

45.00

Safes & Vaults

600.00

2,476.11

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TREASURER'S REPORT.

EXHIBIT NO. 9-A--Continued.

SHOWING RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS AT THE STATE TREASURY FOR THE QUARTER ENDING MARCH 31, 1930.

Salary Fuel Oil Tax

Clerk

$

SaleofActs

SaleofCodes

Sale of Court of Ap-

peals Reports

*Sale of Public Property

Sale of Supreme Court

Reports

Sanitariums

* Securities Commission

Fees

Sewing Machine Agents

Sewing Machine Com-

panies :

Shows

Slot Machines

SodaFounts

Specialists

4,200.00 36.30 54.10
3.25 29.18
104.30 2,160.00
9,556.64 1,630.00
800.00 5,164.75 2,050.10 4,938.75
22.50

*State Library Fees,

Comm. N. Ps. at

large

..... $

Swimming Pools..

Tinners

Toll Bridges

Trucks, Gas & Oil

Typewriter Agents __

Undertakers .

Used Car Dealers

Vital Statistic Fees

Warehouses

Weighing Scales

*Wood Dealers

896.00 234.40 585.00 270.00 8,689.00 1,645.00 13,645.50 1,007.50 420.55 3,514.90 419.30 794.00

Total Receipts during

the Quarter

$12,403,929.22

Aggregate including

Balance

$13,621,845.22

By-
Academy for the Blind._$ *Board of Architects
Fund *Board of Examiners of
NursesFund *Board of Game & Fish
Fund Board of Health *Board of Optometry
Fund *Board of Pharmacy
Fund *Board of Public Ac-
countants Fund Bowden State Normal
& Industrial College.. *Coastal Fisheries Fund.
Coastal Plains Experiment Station
Confederate Cemetery, Marietta
Contingent Fund, Governor's.
Contingent Fund, Commerce & Labor
Contingent Fund, Supreme Court
Corporation Commission Fund
Dept. of Agriculture-- (a) Maintenance. __ (b) Bureau of Markets

DISBURSEMENTS.

7,886.12 96.70
2,414.09 34,191.67 32,260.83
38.19 431.85 183.05 5,625.00 4,160.50 12,500.00 60.00 7,845.80 1,504.66 1,102.77

(c) Contagious

Disease

$

*(d) Dairy Inspec-

tion Fund

(e) Feed Inspection,

Salaries & Expense.

*(f) Fruit Inspection

Fund

(g) Hog Cholera

Serum

(h) Insecticides

(i) Inspection of

Fertilizers

(j) Laboratory &

Chemicals

(k) Pure Food &

Drugs

(1) Statistics

(m) Tick Eradica-

tion

(n) Tubercular

Eradication

(o) Veterinarian's

Expense

Department of Archives & History
Department of Audits. _ *Department of Banking

593.59

Department of Public Printing

3,628.42 22,080.84

Department of Public Welfare

1,550.35
856.54
17,749.05
154.00 1,872.08
624.96 28,709.93 4,606.22
1,854.88 690.00
15,774.22 2,689.68
470.06
6,839.34 9,537.74 11,168.66
272.10
9,717.08

TREASURER'S REPORT.

35

EXHIBIT NO. 9-A--Continued.

SHOWING RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS AT THE STATE TREASURY FOR THE QUARTER ENDING MARCH 31, 1930.

Dept. of Revenue--

(a) Delinquent Tax

Division

$ 11,685.05

(b)_ Stamp Tax Di-

vision

11,753.86

Eighth District A. &~M.

School

5,250.00

Experiment Station,

Griffin

12,500.00

Fifth District A. & M.

School

6,250.00

Fourth District A. & M.

School

3,125.00

*Fuel Oil Tax to Coun-

ties Fund

574,462.79

*Fuel Oil Tax to High-

way Department

2,094,000.00

Geological Fund

1,271.66

Georgia Industrial &

Normal College, Al-

bany

5,250.00

Georgia Industrial &

Normal School, Sa-

vannah

12,033.33

Georgia Normal School,

Statesboro

12,500.00

Gross Receipts Sales

Tax Fund

17,122.33

"Highway Fund, Motor

Vehicle Fees

3,594,423.09

Horticultural Fund

18,382.19

Income Tax Fund

4,122.65

Indian Springs Fund

380.47

"Industrial Commission

Fund

28,526.81

Inspection of Fuel Oils

Fund

7,948.82

Insurance Dept. Agents

Occupation Tax Fund

1,786.17

Insurance on Public

Buildings

1,667.65

Interest on Temporary

Loans

90,352.03

Library Commission

Fund

3,041.44

Library Fund, Inciden-

tal Expense

179.38

Library Fund, Refer-

ence Bureau

338.76

Library Fund, Supreme

Court

1,145.90

Military Fund, Main-

tenance

5,729.40

Military Fund, Organi-

zation

5,000.00

*Naval Stores Inspection

Fund

$ 1,231.07

Ninth District A. & M.

School

6,250.00

North Georgia A. & M.

College

8,350.00

"Nursery Certificate

Fund

.

956.98

Overpayment of Tax

Refunded

2,560.16

"Payment on Common

SchoolLoan

1,970,000.00

Pension Fund, Apprn.

GeneralFund

278,350.71

"Pension Fund, Cigar &

Cigarette Stamp Tax 388,754.00

Printing Fund, General 23,321.19

Prison Commission

Fund

6,649.76

Prison Farm Fund

23,936.28

Public Buildings &

Grounds Fund

19,798.86

Public Debt--

(a) Interest on

71,868.75

(b) Land Script

Fund

3,157.07

"Public Service Commis-

sion, Maintenance

7,289.40

"Public Service Commis-

sion, Motor Vehicle

Fund

9,563.95

Publishing Georgia Re-

ports, New Volumes,

4,727.48

"Real Estate Commis-

sion Fund

3,505.00

Rebinding Records,

Secretary of State

22.50

"Refund Mansion Pur-

chase Warrants

4,302.33

"Refund W. & A. Rental

Warrants

135,000.00

Roster Commission

Fund

1,375.34

"Salary State Librarian,

N. P. Fees

896.00

"Sale of Farm Products

Fund

79.84

School Fund, Common 1,036,982.51

"School Fund, Equaliza-

tion, Fuel Oil Tax___ 548,645.38

School of Agriculture &

Mechanical Arts

2,085.00

School for the Deaf

9,150.96

School of Technology... 59,875.00

GENERAL LIBRARY
INIVERSITY OF GEORGIA

ATHENS, GEORGIA

36

TREASURER'S REPORT.

EXHIBIT NO. 9-A--Continued.

SHOWING RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS AT THE STATE TREASURY FOR THE QUARTER ENDING MARCH 31, 1930.

Securities Commission

Fund

$

Seventh District A. &

M,School

Sixth District A. & M.

School

Soldiers Home, Main-

tenance

Soldiers Home, Weekly

Allowance to Inmates

Solicitors General Fund

South Georgia A. & M.

College

South Georgia Junior

State College

State Agricultural &

Normal College

State College of Agri-

culture, Maintenance

State College of Agri-

culture, Smith-Lever.

State College for

Women, Milledge-

ville

*State Fire Inspection

Fund

*State Forestry Fund

State Medical College. _

State Sanitarium

State Teachers College..

State University, Main-

tenance

3,709.05
5,250.00
6,250.00
7,500.00
794.00 1,685.00
12,500.00
8,350.00
8,350.00
47,612.50
114,264.20
41,150.00
3,481.02 18.64
20,850.00 320,000.00
26,250.00
51,050.00

State Womans College,

Valdosta

$

Supplies, Repairs & Re-

placements, Gen. As-

sembly

Tenth District A. & M.

School

Training School for

Boys

Training School for Girls

Training School for

Mental Defectives

Tuberculosis Sanita-

rium

Twelfth District A. &

M. School

Veterans Service Bu-

reau

Vocational Education

Fund

Vocational Rehabilita-

tion Fund

W. & A. R. R. Commis-

sion Fund

18,750.00
112.22 6,250.00 10,843.08 12,487.40 42,000.00 64,467.53 6,250.00 4,658.49 43,226.52 3,711.38 4,442.85

Total Disbursements

during the Quarter.$12,306,919.15

To Balance in the

Treasury

1,314,926.07

Aggregate Including

Balance

$13,621,845.22

EXHIBIT NO. 9-B.

SHOWING RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS AT THE STATE TREASURY FOR THE QUARTER ENDING JUNE 30, 1930.

RECF IPTS.

April 1. To--

Awning & Tent Makers $ Back Tax

Balance in the Treasury $1 314,926.07 Ball Parks

Accrued Interest on Common School Loan

Barber Shops . 6,311.24 Barber Supplies

Adding Machine Com-

Beauty Parlors

panies .

90.00 Bicycles

Agencies _ _ _

672.50 Billiards & Pool...

Amusement Parks _

25.00 Bill Boards

Artists .

112.50 Bill Posters...

Auctioneers Auto. Accessories

270.00 *Board of Architects 2,011.80 Fees. _

Auto. Agents Auto. Parking Places...

2,925.00 *Board of Dental Ex72.50 aminers Fees

Auto. Transportation

*Board of Examiners of

Companies

4,480.08 Nurses Fees

42.00 11,378.81
45.00 1,133.88
45.00 254.50 72.00 3,331.50
.90 175.50
120.00
869.00
1,065.00

TREASURER'S REPORT.

37

EXHIBIT NO. 9-B--Continued.

SHOWING RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS AT THE STATE TREASURY FOR THE QUARTER ENDING JUNE 30, 1930.

*Board of Game & Fish

Fees

5 11,529.12

*Board of Medical Ex-

aminers Fees

1,830.00

*Board of Pharmacy

Fees

1,164.25

*Board of Public Ac-

countants Fees

1,900.00

Bond Deposit Fees

26.25

Bottlers, Brokers,

N. S.

R. & B.

___>___

135.00 460.00

Cafes & Restaurants

1,684.75

Carbonic Acid Gas

7,841.95

Cars for Hire

747.00

Cash Registers

90.00

Chain Stores

...

150.00

"Cigar & Cigarette Stamp

Tax

240,553.34

Coal Dealers

1,621.00

"Coastal Fisheries Fees..

7,397.51

Cold Storage Tax

1,215.00

Commissions from

'phone Pay Stations..

12.59

*Common School Loan.. 2,500,000.00

Corporation Commis-

sion Fees

735.50

Cost on Fi Fas

2.50

*Dairy Inspection Fees__

1,906.04

Dance Halls

135.00

Delinquent Tax

30,201.77

"Department of Banking

Fees

10,372.72

Detective Agents

22.50

Dividends from Stock__

833.00

Dry Cleaners

279.00

Electricians & Electri-

cal Contractors

202.50

Electric Shows

1,782.70

Employment Agencies..

100.00

Equipment Companies.

127.45

Fees from Fertilizers

100,530.00

Fees from Pure Food.. _

19,400.00

Fertilizer License Fees,.

280.00

Fertilizer Registration

Fees

2,460.00

Filling Stations, Pump

Tax

3,240.00

Fish Peddlers

63.00

*Fuel Oil Tax--Counties

Fund

556,173.32

*Fuel Oil Tax--Highway

Fund

2,222,226.67

*Fuel Oil Tax--School

Equalization Fund... 555,351.13

Games

517.50

Garages

General Tax, 1928

General Tax, 1929

General Tax, N. O. D.,

1929

Gross Receipts Sales

Tax

'_

Hotels

Ice Cream Dealers,

Mfgrs. & Wholesalers

Ice Machinery

Income Tax

"Industrial Commission

Fees

Inheritance Tax

Insolvent General Tax,

Prior to 1924

Insolvent General Tax,

1924

Insolvent General Tax,

1925

Insolvent General Tax,

1926

Insolvent General Tax,

1927

Insolvent General Tax,

1928

Insolvent General Tax,

1929

Insolvent Poll Tax,

Prior to 1924

Insolvent Poll Tax,

1924

Insolvent Poll Tax,

1925

Insolvent Poll Tax,

1926

Insolvent Poll Tax,

1927

Insolvent Poll Tax,

1928

Insolvent Poll Tax,

1929

Insolvent Prof. Tax,

Prior to 1924

Insolvent Prof. Tax,

1924

Insolvent Prof. Tax,

1926

Insolvent Prof. Tax,

1927

Insolvent Prof. Tax,

1928

Insolvent Prof. Tax,

1929

2,301.00 1,924.42 480,157.71 8,728.29 289,000.00
912.80 180.00 616.50 169,000.00 364.03 96,478.93 299.61 448.34 486.14 1,514.29 3,356.93 13,664.04 3,437.45 66.12 109.34 113.50 140.01 233.28 1,020.13 303.60
10.12 10.12 24.23 69.26 417.11 201.90

38

TREASURER'S REPORT.

EXHIBIT NO. 9-B--Continued.

SHOWING RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS AT THE STATE TREASURY FOR THE QUARTER ENDING JUNE 30, 1930.

Insurance Agents Occupation Tax
Insurance Fees Insurance Tax by Com-
panies
Interest from State Depositories
Interest from Tax Collectors
Junk Dealers
"Kerosene Oil Tax *Land Title Registration
Fees
Laundries
Lenders on Wages Live Stock Dealers "Lumber Dealers
Malt Syrup Dealers
Manufacturers of Soft Drinks
Money Refunded
Monument Dealers Motor Busses
"Motor Bus Certificate Fees

20,180.00 4,399.00
692,936.19
263.37
4,515.48 391.50
55,487.00
5.80 427.50 1,710.00 171.00 1,160.00 158.39
2,501.19 317.35 121.50 967.50
1,645.00

Playing Cards

Plumbers

Poll Tax, 1928- _

Poll Tax, 1929. _

Poll Tax, N. O. D., 1929

Pressing Clubs

Professional Tax, 1928-

Professional Tax, 1929..

"Public Service Commis-

sion Fees

Radio Dealers & Sup-

plies

Real Estate Agents

"Real Estate Commission

Fees

"Rental Old Mansion

Site

_-

Rental Public Property, Chattanooga

"Rental W.& A. R.R....

Safes & Vaults

Sale of Acts

Sale of Codes

"Sale of Public Property.

Sale of Supreme Court

413.50 315.00
27.81 41,207.45
431.00 216.50
15.77 4,040.12
35.81
103.50 774.00
2,677.50
4,999.98
3,380.00 135,000.00
100.00 49.20 52.65 20.54

"Motor Bus License Fees "Motor Bus License
Transfer Fees
Motorcycle Dealers Motor Trucks
"Motor Vehicle Fees Musical Dealers
"Naval Stores Inspection Fees
"Nursery Certificate Fees Occupation Tax, Do-
mestic Corporations _ Occupation Tax, For-
eign Corporations .. _ Office Fees, General Oyster & Shrimp Pack-
ers
Palmists
Pawnbrokers Peddlers

3,325.00
45.00 22.50 720.00 531,214.93 1,068.50
632.88 857.20
3,403.50
3,700.50 663.40
450.00 225.00 180.00 832.50

Reports "Securities Commission
Fees Sewing Machine Agents Show Tax Slot Machines Soda Founts "State Library Fees,
Commissioning N. Ps. Swimming Pools Telephone Companies __ Trucks, Gas & Oil Typewriter Agents Undertakers Used Car Dealers Warehouses Weighing Scales "Wood Dealers
Total Receipts during

10.75
3,001.00 550.00 713.70 459.00 467.50
913.60 27.00 18.68
823.50 212.50 1,165.50 157.50 333.00
52.00 126.00

Penalties on Delinquent Tax

12,551.43

the Quarter... $ 8,951,759.64

Pensions Refunded Pistols & Cartridges

4,100.00 1,125.00

Aggregate, including

Balance

1,266,685.71

By-
Academy for the Blind. $ "Board of Architects
Fund

DISBURSEMENTS.

15,030.51 38.04

"Board of Dental Ex-

aminers Fund

$

"Board of Examiners of

Nurses Fund

651.32 2,427.96

TREASURER'S REPORT.

39

EXHIBIT NO. 9-B--Continued.

SHOWING RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS AT THE STATE TREASURY FOR THE QUARTER ENDING JUNE 30, 1930.

*Board of Game & Fish

Fund

$

Board of Health

*Board of Pharmacy

Fund

*Board of Public Ac-

countants Fund

Bowdon State Normal

& Industrial College..

Capitol Improvement

Fund

Civil Establishment

Clerk's Costs, Court of

Appeals

"Coastal Fisheries Fund-

Coastal Plains Experi-

ment Station

Confederate Cemetery,

Marietta

Contingent Fund, Gov-

Contingent Fund, Supreme Court_ _ _
Corporation Commis-
sion Fund Dept. of Agriculture--
(a) Maintenance
(b) Bureau of Markets
(c) Contagious Dis-
ease *(d) Dairy Inspec-
tion Fund (e) Feed Inspection,
Salaries & Expense. *(f) Fruit Inspection
Fund
(g) Hog Cholera Serum
(h) Insecticides
(i) Inspection of Fertilizers
(j) Laboratory &
Chemicals (k) Pure Food &
Drugs (1) Statistics (m) Tick Eradica-
tion (n) Tubercular
Eradication (o) Veterinarian's
Expense Department of Archives
& History _ _

23,845.11 54,469.75
1,168.19 1,275.00 7,315.42 51,354.82 110,932.50 1,005.00 6,494.20 15,000.00
764.48 5,783.19 1,309.72
702.74 3,998.79 21,359.41
980.95 1,311.23 17,328.43
103.00 1,643.40
864.65 31,880.37 4,320.75
1,742.08 575.00
10,002.37 1,753.56
331.86 1,707.91

Department of Audits . $ 7,597.05

"Department of Banking 12,498.90

Department of Com-

merce & Labor

2,175.00

Department of Insur-

ance, Salaries

2,300.00

Department of Public

Printing _____

1,501.69

Department of Public

Welfare

9,626.06

Department of Revenue,

Delinquent Tax Divi-

sion

9,372.87

Dept. of Revenue,

Stamp Tax Division..

8,686.28

Eighth District A. & M.

School

7,928.25

Experiment Station,

Griffin

1,200.00

Fifth District A. & M.

School

8,128.25

Fourth District A. & M.

FueSlchOooill Tax to Coun-

7,503.25

ties

515,932.55

*Fuel Oil Tax, Highway

Department .

1 ,523,000.00

Geological Fund

5,959.41

Georgia Industrial &

Normal College, Al-

bany

7,370.47

Georgia

Industrial

Normal School Sa-

vannah

15,672.24

Georgia Military Col-

lege, Milledgeville

2,323.57

Georgia Normal School,

Statesboro

20,903.65

Gross Receipts Sales

Tax Fund

8,724.07

"Highway Fund, Motor

Vehicle Fees

436,856.90

Horticultural Fund

14,447.52

Income Tax Fund

10,856.39

Indian Springs Fund.__

517.38

"Industrial Commission

Fund

11,671.34

Inspection of Fuel Oils

Fund

11,371.51

Insurance Department,

Agts. Occupation Tax

1,598.20

Insurance on Public

Buildings

71.10

Library Commission

Fund

2,366.69

40

TREASURER'S REPORT.

EXHIBIT NO. 9-B--Continued.

SHOWING RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS AT THE STATE TREASURY FOR THE QUARTER ENDING JUNE 30, 1930.

Library Fund, Inciden-

tal Expense

I

Reference Bureau

Library Fund, Supreme

492.56 345.80

Court

1,124.20

Military Fund, Main-

tenance

3,303.70

Military Fund, Organi-

zation

5,000.00

*Naval Stores Inspection

Fund Ninth District A. & M.

632.88

School

8,128.25

North Ga. Agricultural

College

13,175.40

*Nursery Certificate

Fund

801.25

Overpayment of Tax

Refunded

1,411.84

Pension Fund, General

Appropriation Pension Fund, Cigar &

52,340.50

Cigarette Stamp Tax 240,089.00

Printing Fund, General

1,499.80

Prison Commission

Fund

5,500.76

Prison Farm Fund

18,872.03

Public Buildings &

Grounds

16,068.86

Public Debt:--

(a) Interest on

36,377.50

*(b) Sinking Fund.., 97,000.00

*Public Service Commis-

sion Fund

14,643.02

*Public Service Com.,

Motor Vehicle Fund.

7,569.20

Publishing Georgia Re-

ports, New Vols

2,359.02

*Real Estate Commission

Fund

3,030.00

Rebinding Records,

Secretary of State

251.90

*Refund Mansion Pur-

chase Warrants

3,177.20

*Refund W. & A. Rental

Warrants

135,000.00

Roster Commission

Fund

1,010.22

Salary Fuel Oil Tax

Clerk

1,050.00

* Salary of State Libra-

rian, N. P. Fees

913.60

School Fund, Common 2,536,877.18

*School Fund, Equaliza-

tion

675,712.27

School of Agr. & Me-

chanical Arts. .. $

School for the Deaf

School of Technology. _ "Securities Commission

Fees ...____

Seventh District A. &

M. School

Sixth District A. & M.

School

Soldiers Home, Main-

tenance _ . .

Soldiers Home, Weekly

Allowance to Inmates

Solicitors General Fund

South Georgia A. & M.

College ...

South Georgia Junior

State College

State Agricultural &

Normal College

State College of Agri-

culture, Maintenance

State College of Agricul-

ture, Smith-Lever

State College for Wo-

men, Milledgeville

* State Fire Inspection

Fund

*State Forestry Fund

State Medical College,

Augusta

State Sanitarium, Mil-

ledgeville.

State Teachers College,

Athens,

State University, Main-

tenance . ...

State Womans College,

Valdosta

Supplies, Repairs, Re-

placements, General

Assembly

Tenth District A. & M.

School..

Training School for

Boys

...

Training School for

Girls

Training School for

Mental Defectives

Tuberculosis Sanita-

rium

Twelfth District A. &

M. School

3,296.35 34,390.67 81,422.76 5,196.87 6,812.70 8,128.25 13,804.63
818.00 2,110.00 16,256.50 13,175.40 11,129.29 62,224.70 39,902.46 59,624.05 2,962.45 6,985.41 27,385.79 295,833.32 39,641.25 70,428.08 23,269.20
60.73 8,128.25 11,754.44 10,017.93 16,123.75 50,115.78 12,775.40

TREASURER'S REPORT.

41

EXHIBIT NO. 9-B--Continued.

SHOWING RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS AT THE STATE TREASURY FOR THE QUARTER ENDING JUNE 30, 1930.

Veterans Service Bu-

reau

$

Visitors Fund, State

University

Vocational Education

Fund

Vocational Rehabilita-

tion Fund

2,733.84 74.76

Total Disbursements

during the Quarter* 7,943,800.93

July 1, Balance in

the Treasury

2,333,884.78

41,156.98 3,670.70

Aggregate, including

Balance

$10,266,685.71

'Indicates Special Funds.

EXHIBIT NO. 9-C.

SHOWING RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS AT THE STATE TREASURY FOR THE QUARTER ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 1930.

RECEIPTS.

To--

Balance in the Treasury

July 1,1930

$ 2,333,884.78

Advertising Agents

97.70

Artists

18.00

Auctioneers

180.00

Auto Accessories

200.00

Auto Agents

932.00

Auto Transportation

Companies, Mileage

Tax

1,425.80

Back Tax

5,314.57

Baseball Parks

108.00

Barber Shops

241.50

Beauty Parlors

135.50

Bicycles

9.00

Billiards & Pool

2,167.50

Bill Boards

23.63

*Board of Architects

Fees

426.80

*Board of Examiners of

Nurses Fees

1,894.06

*Board of Medical Ex-

aminers Fees

121.00

*Board of Osteopathic

Examiners Fees

240.90

"Board of Pharmacy Fees

720.10

*Bond Deposit Fees

26.25

Cafes & Restaurants

331.00

Carbonic Acid Gas

10,818.48

Cars for Hire

148.50

Cigar & Cigarette

Stamp Tax

244,115.97

Coal Dealers

100.00

Commission from

'Phone Pay Stations

Corporation Commis-

sion Fees

I 1,190.00

Corporation Tax-Ad

valorem

180,058.55

Cost on Fi Fas

1.50

'Dairy Inspection Fees__

933.71

Dance Halls

450.00

Delinquent Tax

14,057.70

*Department of Banking

Fees

9,619.10

Dividends from Stock. _

558.00

Dry Cleaners

47.50

Electricians & Electric

Contractors

67.50

Electric Shows

2,247.35

Equipment Companies _

18,377.24

Express Companies Tax

1,096.00

Fees from Fertilizers

3,000.00

Fees from Pure Food

13,850.00

Filling Stations, (Pump

Tax)

950.00

Fish Peddlers

144.00

*Fruit Inspection Fees___

6,091.61

*Fuel Oil Tax-Counties

Fund

595,800.20

*Fuel Oil Tax-Highway

Dept. Fund

2,382,826.99

*Fuel Oil Tax-School

Equalization Fund-., 595,675.59

Games

328.50

Garages

664.50

General Tax, 1928

1,149.98

General Tax, 1929

188,877.42

General Tax, 1930

459.62

General Tax, N. O. D.,

1929

982.05

42

TREASURER'S REPORT.

EXHIBIT NO. 9-C--Continued.

SHOWING RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS AT THE STATE TREASURY FOR THE QUARTER ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 1930.

Gross Receipts Sales

Tax

$ 276,000.00

Hotels

258.80

Ice Cream Dealers, M.

&W

100.00

IceMaehinery

247.50

Implement and Machin-

ery Mfgrs. & Agents__

110.00

IncomeTax

379,000.00

industrial Commission

Fees

45,155.61

Inheritance Tax

72,632.72

Insolvent General Tax,

Prior to 1924

50.82

Insolvent General Tax,

1924

62.32

Insolvent General Tax,

1925

285.31

Insolvent General Tax,

1926

676.35

Insolvent General Tax,

1927

821.41

Insolvent General Tax,

1928

5,209.08

Insolvent General Tax,

1929

9,535.29

Insolvent Poll Tax,

Prior to 1924

4.43

Insolvent Poll Tax, 1924

11.94

Insolvent Poll Tax, 1925

40.35

Insolvent Poll Tax, 1926

45.34

Insolvent Poll Tax, 1927

131.27

Insolvent Poll Tax, 1928

816.22

Insolvent Poll Tax, 1929

613.14

Insolvent Professional

Tax, 1925

21.38

Insolvent Professional

Tax, 1926

23.25

Insolvent Professional

Tax, 1927

23.63

Insolvent Professional

Tax, 1928

502.95

Insolvent Professional

Tax, 1929

125.53

Insurance Agents Oc-

cupation Tax

3,630.00

Insurance Fees

2,202.00

Insurance Tax By Com-

panies

229,542.09

Interest from State De-

positories

15,308.24

Interest from Tax Col-

lectors

2,223.22

Junk Dealers

9.00

Kerosene Oil Tax

43,331.39

*Land Title Registration

Fees

$

11.50

Laundries

140.00

Lenders on Wages

100.00

Lighting Plants

22.50

Lightning Rods

9.00

*Lumber Dealers

9.00

Malt Syrup Dealers

389.71

Manufacturers of Soft

Drinks

3,095.54

Money Refunded

4,449.75

Motor Busses

252.00

*M.otor Bus Certificate

Fees Motor Bus License Fees

1,540.00 3,375.00

"Motor Bus Transfer Li-

cense Fees

75.00

Motor Trucks

110.00

*Motor Vehicle Fees

198,799.52

Musical Dealers

36.00

"Naval Stores Inspection

Fees

2,203.52

"Nursery Certificate Fees

2,158.83

Occupation Tax, Capi-

tal, Domestic Cor-

porations

970.00

Occupation Tax, Capi-

tal, Foreign Corpora-

tions

484.00

Office Fees, General

753.25

Oyster & Shrimp Pack-

ers

45.00

Park Concessions

90.00

Peddlers

449.90

Penalties on Delinquent

Tax

3,623.47

Pensions Refunded

3,797.50

Playing Cards

9.00

Plumbers

31.50

PollTax, 1928

25.00

Poll Tax, 1929

14,034.86

PollTax, 1930

55.64

Poll Tax, N. O. D., 1929

1,917.73

Pressing Clubs

27.00

Professional Tax, 1929__

1,472.80

Professional Tax, N. O.

D., 1929

135.00

Radio Dealers & Sup-

plies

27.00

Railroad Tax

628,241.26

Real Estate Agents

135.50

"Real Estate Commis-

sionFees

627.50

Rental Old Mansion

Site

4,999.98

TREASURER'S REPORT.

EXHIBIT NO. 5-C--Continued.

SHOWING RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS AT THE STATE

TREASURY FOR THE QUARTER ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 1930.

Rental Public Property,

Chattanooga

$

*RentalW.&A.R. R.__.

Sale of Codes

Sale of Journals

Sale of Supreme Court

Reports

Sanitariums

* Securities Commission

Sewing Machine Companies

1,590.00 135,000.00
6.25 11.00
3.25 45.00
1,798.21
120.00

Steamship Companies. _ $ Street Railroad Tax Swimming Pools Telegraph CompaniesTelephone CompaniesTrucks, Gas & Oil Typewriter Agents Undertakers Used Car Dealers
Weighing Scales *Wood Dealers

17,215.73 105,156.50
522.00 22,699.32
89,146.20 81.00 45.00 207.00 90.00 31.50
.90 36.00

Shows Sleeping Car Companies Slot Machines

1,084.25 14,515.34
213.80

Total Receipts during

theQuarter

$ 6,664,291.24

* State Fire Inspection Tax

75.00 17,230.10

Aggregate Including

Balance

$ 8,998,176.02

*State Library Fees, N. Ps. State at Large

598.00

By-

Academy for the Blind $

*Board of Architects

Fees__

. _.

*Board of Examiners of

BoNarudrseosf

Fund Game

&

Fish

Fund Board of Health *Board of Medical Exam-
iners Fund . *Board of Osteopathic
Examiners *Board of Pharmacy
Fund *Board of Public Ac-
countants Fund Bowden State Normal
& Industrial College.. Capitol Improvement
Fund Civil Establishment *Coastal Fisheries Fund Coastal Plains Experi-

Confederate Cemetery, Marietta
Contingent Fund, Gov-

Contingent Fund, Commerce & Labor
Contingent Fund, Court

Corporation Commission Fund

DISBTJRS EMENTS.

9,709.88 303.50
1,416.59 12,679.14 38,327.87
1,597.50 211.41 851.32

Court of Appeals, Books & Supplies Fund $
Dept. of Agriculture-- (a) Maintenance
(b) Bureau of Markets
(c) Contagious Dis-
eases. *(d) Dairy Inspec-
tion Fund (e) Feed Inspection
Salaries & Expense *(f) Fruit Inspection
Fund (g) Hog Cholera Se-

100.00
7,309.58
90,039.08 110,859.92
1,930.86
14,350.00
102.39

rum Fund (h) Insecticides
(i) Inspection of Fertilizers
(j) Laboratory &
Chemicals Fund... (k) Pure Food and
Drugs Fund (1) Statistics (m) Tick Eradica-
tion (n) Tubercular Erad-

4,638.75

ication Fund (o) Veterinarian's

295.34 2,991.36
649.99

Expense Department of Archives
& History Department of Audits. _ Department of Banking

1,000.00
5,476.01
36,429.68
1,494.85
1,520.44
15,946.69 9,443.66
2,728.56 729.12
17,857.86
4,440.90 3,481.22
882.00
13,559.61
2,776.23
306.27 1,519.71 9,512.41 11,305.85

44

TREASURER'S REPORT.

EXHIBIT NO. 9-C--Continued.

SHOWING RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS AT THE STATE TREASURY FOR THE QUARTER ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 1930.

Department of Com-

merce & Labor

$ 2,175.00

Department of Insur-

ance, Salaries

2,300.00

Department of Public

Printing .

1,479.09

Department of Public

Welfare

7,983.90

Dept. of Revenue--

(a) Delinquent Tax

Division

14,944.54

(b) Stamp Tax Di-

vision

12,561.75

Eighth District A. &M.

School

8,121.75

Experiment Station,

Griffin

3,450.00

Fifth District A. & M.

School

8,121.75

Fourth District A. & M.

School

8,121.75

*Fuel Oil Tax to Counties

Fund

564,447.28

*Fuel Oil Tax to High-

way Department

Fund

3,095,000.00

Geological Fund

4,419.79

Georgia Industrial &

Normal College, Al-

bany

10,009.53

Georgia Industrial &

Normal School, Sa-

vannah _

15,593.76

Georgia Military Col-

2,696.43

Georgia Normal School,

Statesboro

21,636.35

Gross Receipts Sales

Tax Fund

10,315.16

"Highway Fund, Motor

Vehicle Fees

269,888.02

Horticultural Fund..

17,909.61

Income Tax Fund-

8,056.57

Indian Springs Fund

4,223.87

Industrial Commission

Fund

28,988.90

Inspection of Fuel Oils

Fund

11,660.48

Insurance Department,

Agents Occupation

Tax

812.71

Insurance on Public

Buildings.

502.87

Library Commission

Fund

2,696.67

Library Fund--

(a) Incidental Ex-

pense .

$

(b) Reference Bu-

reau

(c) Supreme Court..

Military Fund--

(a) Maintenance

(b) Organization

(c) Riot Duty

*Naval Stores Inspection

Fund

Ninth District A. & M.

School

North Georgia Agricul-

tural College

*Nursery Certificate

Fund

Overpayment of Taxes

Refunded

Pension Fund, Regular

Appropriation

Pension Fund, Cigar &

Cigarette Stamp Tax

Printing Fund, General

Prison Commission

Fund

Prison Farm Fund _

Public Buildings and

Ground Fund.

Public Debt--

(a) Interest on

(b) Land Script

Fund

*Public Service Commis-

sion Fund

*Public Service Commis-

sion, Motor Vehicle

Fund

Publishing Georgia Re-

ports, New Volume'...

*Real Estate Commission

Fund

*Refund W. & A. Rental

Warrants

Roster Commission

Fund

Salary Fuel Oil Tax

Clerk

* Salary State Librarian,

N.P.Fees

School Fund, Common _

*School Fund, Equaliza-

280.33 344.50 869.54 5,986.70 5,000.00 462.39 2,203.52 8,121.75 13,514.60 2,158.02 562.86 162,335.60 162,632.97 181.50 8,558.99 19,372.39 12,993.45 63,123.75 3,157.07 17,842.46
2,289.64 2,374.58 2,596.26 135,000.00 1,800.68 1,050.00
598.00 561,123.45 549,664.98

^mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

TREASURER'S REPORT.

45

EXHIBIT NO. 9-C--Continued.

SHOWING RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS AT THE STATE TREASURY FOR THE QUARTER ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 1930.

School of Agriculture &

Mechanical Arts

!

School for the Deaf

School of Technology--_

* Securities Commission

Fund

Seventh District A. &

M. School

Sixth District A. & M.

School

Soldiers Home--

(a) Maintenance

(b) Weekly Allow-

ance to Inmates

Solicitors General Fund

South Georgia A. & M.

College

South Georgia Junior

State College

State Agricultural &

Normal College

State College of

Agriculture--

(a) Maintenance

(b) Smith-Lever

Fund

State College for

Women, Milledgeville

* State Fire Inspection

Fund

State Medical College- -

State Sanitarium

State Teachers College..

3,378.65 22,720.80 79,877.24
3,452.14
11,047.30
8,121.75
10,428.84
760.00 1,495.00
16,243.50
13,514.60
10,720.71
61,725.30
61,666.69
60,100.95
3,760.66 26,964.21 452,791.64 40,608.75

State University, Main-

tenance

$

State University, Sum-

mer School

State Woman's College,

Valdosta

Tenth District A. & M.

School

Training School for

Boys

Training School for

Girls

Training School for

Mental Defectives

Tuberculosis Sanita-

rium, Alto

Twelfth District A. &

M.School

Veterans Service Bu-

reau

Visitors Fund, State

University

Vo-ational Educational

Fund

Vocational Rehabilita-

tion Fund

70,171.92 10,000.00 23,000.80
8,121.75 14,864.97 11,597.78 17,284.56 59,791.64 13,514.60
3,708.48 108.62
43,936.75 1,724.42

Total Disbursements

during the Quarter $ 7,490,278.08

To Balance in the

State Treasury

1,507,897.94

Aggregate Including

Balance

$ 8,998,176.02

EXHIBIT NO. 9-D.

SHOWING RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS AT THE STATE TREASURY FOR THE QUARTER ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1930.

RECEIPTS.

To--

Balance in the Treasury

Oct. 1, 1930

$ 1,507,897.94

Agencies

380.00

Artists

27.00

Auto Accessories

286.50

Auto Agents

1,059.50

Auto Transportation

Companies, Mileage

Tax

4,258.24

Back Tax

4,069.16

Barber Shops

154.13

Beauty Parlors

45.00

Bicycles

18.00

Billiards and Pool

4,937.50

Bill Boards *Board of Architect Fees_ *Board of Examiners of
Nurses Fees *Board of Game and Fish
Fees *Board of Medical Ex-
aminers Fees *Board of Optometry
Fees *Board of Pharmacy Fees *Board of Public Ac-
countants Fees Brokers, Stocks and
Bonds

23.40 58.60
1,061.23 20,788.02
460.00
10.00 222.00
1,750.00 90.00

46

TREASURER'S REPORT.

EXHIBIT NO. 9-D--Continued.

SHOWING RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS AT THE STATE TREASURY FOR THE QUARTER ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1930.

Cafes and Restaurants. I

280.00

Carbonic Acid Gas Tax

12,474.66

Cars for Hire

225.00

Chain Stores

45.00

*Cigar and Cigarette

Stamp Tax

293,080.13

Clerk's Cost, Court of

Appeals

245.00

Clerk's Cost, Supreme

Court

460.00

Coal Dealers

126.00

Commission

from

'phone Pay Stations-

6.62

Corporation Commis-

sion Fees

1,393.50

Corporation Tax, ad

valorem

99.09

*Dairy Inspection Fees..

724.55

Dance Halls

1 _

90.00

Delinquent Tax

11,132.87

*Department of Bank-

ing Fees

9,711.85

Directory Tax

22.50

Dividends from Stock..

833.00

Dry Cleaners

67.50

Electricians and Elec-

trical Contractors

45.00

Electric Shows

2,539.50

Equipment Companies

Tax

193.33

Express Companies Tax

3,391.90

Fees from Fertilizers

27,733.21

Fees from Pure Food...

8,139.83

Fertilizer License Fees..

278.00

Fertilizer Registration

Fees

515.00

Filling Stations, Pump

Tax

511.00

Fish Peddlers

90.00

Forest Reserve Fund,

National

4,005.28

*Fruit Inspection Fees. _

14,006.85

*Fuel Oil Tax to Coun-

ties Fund

566,579.58

*Fuel Oil Tax to High-

way Fund

2,266,318.47

*Fuel Oil Tax to School

Equalization Fund... 566,579.58

Games

216.00

Garages

222.50

General Tax, 1928

5,765.54

General Tax, 1929

160,739.39

General Tax, 1930

1,974,286.96

General Tax, N. O. D.,

1929

133.05

General Tax, N. O. D.,

1930

$

Gross Receipts Sales Tax

Horticultural Fees.

Hotels _

Ice Cream Dealers,

Mfgrs. & Wholesalers

Ice Machinery

Income Tax Industrial Commission
Fees

Inheritance Tax

Insolvent General Tax,

1924.

Insolvent General Tax,

1925

Insolvent General Tax,

1926

Insolvent General Tax,

1927

Insolvent General Tax,

1928

Insolvent General Tax,

1929

Insolvent Poll Tax, 1924

Insolvent Poll Tax, 1925

Insolvent Poll Tax, 1926

Insolvent Poll Tax, 1927

Insolvent Poll Tax, 1928

Insolvent Poll Tax, 1929 Insolvent Professional

Tax, 1929.

Insurance Agents Occu-

pation Tax

Insurance Fees

Interest from State De-

positories

Interest from Tax Col-

lectors

Junk Dealers

"Kerosene Oil Tax

*Land Title Registration

Fees

Live Stock Dealers

Malt Syrup Dealers

Manufacturers of Soft

Drinks

Money Refunded

*Motor Bus Certificate

Fees _

*Motor Bus License Fees

*Motor Bus License

Transfer Fees

*Motor Vehicle Fees

2,229.52
302,741.94 2,000.00 38.25
54.00 135.00 82,430.68
4,026.40 81,699.23
55.20
229.24
594.03
2,378.90
5,575.32
26,475.79 21.57 2.70 16.61 26.20 33.50
746.78
273.80
3,045.00 1,799.00
223.61
2,573.60 45.00
54,725.26
17.00 27.00 445.66
3,187.27 7,679.50
1,575.00 2,425.00
37.50 103,218.34

TREASURER'S REPORT.

47

EXHIBIT NO. 9-D--Continued.

SHOWING RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS AT THE STATE TREASURY FOR THE QUARTER ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1930.

Musical Dealers

I

*Naval Stores Inspection

Fees

* Nursery Certificate Fees

Occupation Tax, Cap-

ital, Domestic Cor-

porations

Occupation Tax, Cap-

ital, Foreign Cor-

porations

Office Fees, General

Peddlers

Penalties on Delinquent

Tax

Pensions Refunded

Pistols and Cartridges..

Playing Card Dealers. _

Plumbers

Poll Tax, 1928

Poll Tax, 1929

Poll Tax, 1930

Poll Tax, N. 0. D., 1930

Pressing Clubs

Professional Tax, 1929 .

Professional Tax, 1930-

Professional Tax, N. O.

D., 1930

*Public Service Com-

mission Fees

Radio Dealers and Sup-

plies

Railroad Tax

Real Estate Agents

*Real Estate Commis-

sion Fees

230.50
1,840.08 804.75
2,152.30
799.00 727.05 315.00
6,535.75 4,581.29
160.00 27.00 81.00 547.44 10,294.98 100,083.14 2,970.97 61.25 1,151.34 10,983.65
45.00
11,277.03
49.50 1,407.31
27.00
601.25

Rental, Old Mansion

Site

$

Rental, Public Property,

Chattanooga

*RentalW.&A. R.R....

Sale of Acts

Sale of Codes

Sale of Court of Ap-

peals Reports

*Sale of Public Property.

Sale of Supreme Court

Reports

"Securities Commission

Fees

ShowTax

Slot Machines

Soda Founts

* State Library Fees, N.

P. State at Large

Steamboat Companies

Tax

Swimming Pools

Telephone Companies

Tax

Trucks, Gas and Oil

Undertakers

Warehouses.

*Wood Dealers

5,000.06
2,385.00 90,000.00
45.50 79.20
28.50 5.00
13.00
883.00 1,438.40
234.90 28.00
574.00
35.71 148.50
132.94 85.50 171.00 18.00 49.50

Total Receipts during

the Quarter

$ 6,924,923.21

Aggregate, including

Balance

$ 8,432,821.15

DISBURSEMENTS.

ByAcademy for the Blind. $ "Board of Architects
Fund *Board of Examiners
of Nurses
*Board of Game & Fish
Fund Board of Health *Board of Medical Ex-
aminers Fund *Board of Pharmacy
Fund *Board of Public Ac-
countants Fund Bowden State Normal
& Industrial College.

12,373.49 14.00
1,606.70 14,754.03 39,941.55
255.70 235.00 1,172.50 4,050.00

Capitol Improvement

Fund

$

Civil Establishment....

Clerk's Cost Supreme

Court

Coastal Plains Experi-

ment Station

Confederate Cemetery,

Marietta

Contingent Fund, Gov-

ernor's

Contingent Fund, Su-

preme Court

.

Corporation Commis-

sion Fund

41,172.01 221,842.95
735.00 12,150.00
63.32 3,455.44 1,439.27
564.99

48

TREASURER'S REPORT.

EXHIBIT NO. 9-D--Continued.

SHOWING RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS AT THE STATE TREASURY FOR THE QUARTER ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1930.

Department of Agricul-

ture:-- (a) Maintenance-- $

(b) Bureau of Mar-

kets (c) Contagious Dis-

ease *(d) Dairy Inspection

Fund

- --

(e) Feed Inspection

Salaries & Expense.

*(f) Fruit Inspection

Fund

(g) Hog Cholera Se-

rum Fund

(h) Insecticides

Fund....

(i) Inspection of

Fertilizers Fund--.

(j) Laboratory and

Chemicals Fund...

(k) Pure food &

Drugs Fund

(1) Statistics Fund.,

(m) Tick Eradica-

tion Fund

(n) Tubercular Erad-

ication Fund

(o) Veterinarian's

Expense

Department of Archives

and History Fund --

Department of Audits..

*Department of Banking

Fund

Department of Com-

merce & Labor Fund.

Department of Insur-

ance, Salaries Fund..

Department of Public

Printing Fund

Department of Public

Welfare Fund

Department of Rev-

enue:

(a) Delinquent Tax

Division Fund

(b) Stamp Tax Divi-

sion

Eight District A. & M.

School

Experiment Station,

Griffin

Fifth District A. & M.

School

*Forest Reserve Fund,

National

$ 4,005.28

4,063.57 Fourth District A. & M. School

8,250.00

21,469.01 *Fuel Oil Tax to Coun-

ties Fund

609,374.03

935.81 635.51

*Fuel Oil Tax to High-

way Fund..

2,311,000.00

Geological Fund

7,736.67

Georgia Industrial and

8,131.17

Normal College, Albany

25,050.00

10,296.19 2,112.28 506.51 22,941.88 199.67 6,555.85 870.25 11,709.18 3,629.21 570.95 933.04 8,126.70 11,845.83 4,350.00 4,600.00

Georgia Industrial and Normal School, Savannah
Georgia Military College, Milledgeville
Georgia Normal School, Statesboro
Gross Receipts Sales Tax Fund
"Highway Fund, Motor Vehicle Fees
Horticultural Fund Income Tax 5% Reserve
Fund, (Refunds) Income Tax Fund,
Maintenance "Industrial Commission
Fund Inspection of Fuel Oils
Fund Insurance Department
Agents Occupation
Tax Fund Interest on Temporary
Loan Fund Library Commission
Fund Library Fund:--

8,600.07 3,980.00 16,960.00 7,011.61 204,332.07 15,119.81 3,314.00 8,793.64 20,557.14 16,067.79
1,075.74 43,750.00
1,895.20

2,547.12

(a) Incidental Expense

491.99

8,517.82

(b) Reference Bureau

396.92

(c) Supreme Court, Maintenance

977.47

9,605.82 10,066.51

Military Fund:-- (a) Maintenance -- (b) Organization --
(c) Riot Duty

5,000.20 5,000.00
722.79

5,700.00 *Naval Stores Inspection Fund

1,840.08

5,350.00 Ninth District A. & M. School

4,500.00

4,500.00

TREASURER'S REPORT.

49

EXHIBIT NO. 9-D--Continued.

SHOWING RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS AT THE STATE TREASURY FOR THE QUARTER ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1930.

North Georgia Agricul-

tural College

i

Soldiers Home:--

9,960.00

(a) Maintenance, _. %

8,966.53

*Nursery Certificate
Fund Overpayment of Tax

760.99

(b) Weekly Allowance to Inmates
Solicitors General Fund

945.00 2,540.00

Refunded Payment on Common
School Loan
Pension Fund: (a) $1,300,000.00 Appropriation

4,940.57 1,000,000.00
40,136.65

South Georgia A. & M. College, Tifton
South Georgia Junior State College
State Agricultural and
Normal College

9,000.00 9,960.00 5,800.00

* (b) Cigar and Ciga-

State College of Agri-

rette Stamp Tax___
Prison Fund:-- (a) Maintenance
(b) Maintenance,

262,902.33 6,747.50

culture:-- (a) Maintenance (b) Smith-Lever
Fund

34,042.50 30,833.32

Farm Public Buildings and

18,112.54 State College for Women, Milledgeville,,,

39,375.00

Grounds Fund
Public Debt:-- (a) Interest on (b) Sinking Fund.,,
*Public Service Commission Fund:--

16,366.51
37,101.25 3,000.00

* State Fire Inspection
Fund "State Forestry Fund,,, State Medical College.. State Sanitarium State Teachers College

3,920.36 16,920.59 14,800.00 326,375.04 28,500.00

(a) Maintenance (b) Motor Vehicle

32,229.19 State University, Maintenance

42,350.00

Fund Publishing Georgia Re-

6,356.08 State Woman's College, Valdosta

11,480.00

ports, New Volumes, _ *Real Estate Commis-

4,746.93 Tenth District A. & M. School

4,500.00

sion Fund Rebinding Records,

450.95 Training School for Boys

9,085.25

Secretary of State Refund W. & A. Rental

250.00 Training School for Girls

10,896.89

Warrants Roster Commission
Fund Salary Fuel Oil Tax
Clerk

135,000.00 1,430.33 2,100.00

Training School for Mental Defectives,.,
Tuberculosis Sanitarium Twelfth District A. &
M. School

23,384.69 50,625.05
12,480.00

* Salary State Librarian, N.P.Fees

Veterans Service Bu574.00 reau

3,770.64

School Fund, Common. 369,966.32 Vocational Education

*School Fund, Equaliza-

Fund

32,650.20

tion

637,167.64 Vocational Rehabilita-

School of Agriculture

tion Fund

17,550.60

and Mechanical Arts, School for the Deaf School of Technology,,

2,490.00 19,237.57 51,075.00

Total Disbursements during the Quarter $ 7,288,369.75

* Securities Commission

Balance in the State

Fund

-

Seventh District A. &

3,227.41

Treasury, Dec. 31,

1930

1,144,451.40

M. School Sixth District A. & M.

4,390.00

$ 8,432,821.15

School

4,500.00

_50

TREASURER'S REPORT.

EXHIBIT NO. 10. FEDERAL VOCATIONAL EDUCATION FUNDS.

Under an Act of the Legislature approved August 21, 1917, accepting the provisions of an Act of Congress to provide for the promotion of Vocational Education in this State, the State Treasurer is made custodian of all monies from the National Government for that purpose.
This Act provides that the Custodian shall pay out said money on warrants signed by the Chairman and countersigned by the Secretary of the State Board of Vocational Education created by said Act.
Under the terms and provisions of the Act referred to I have received and disbursed this money in accordance with the Act, as set forth in the following condensed statement of that account.

RECEIPTS.

To19C3a0s.h balance on hand Jan. 1, 193CL

_

Jan. 13--To amount from U. S. Treasury Jan. 16--To amount from U. S. Treasury Mar. 6--To amount from M. L. Duggan, Secretary Apr. 14--To amount from U. S. Treasury Apr. 16--To amount from U. S. Treasury May 15--To amount from U. S. Treasury May 15--To amount from U. S. Treasury Aug. 8--To amount from M. L. Duggan, Secretary Oct. 17--To amount from U. S. Treasury Oct. 27--To amount from U. S. Treasury

$ 2 ,794..23
48,642.29 5'435.59 3,000.00 5,435.58
48,642.28 5,435.59
48^642.30 3 ' 000.00
48,642.27 10,871.17

Total
Warrant No. 292 293 294 295 296 297 298 299 300 301 302 303 304 305 306 307 308 309 310 311 312 313

DISBURSEMENTS.

$ 230,541.30

$54,137.17 769.52
2,847.68 847.40
13,704.03 37,409.97
4,232.62 2,125.50 3,712.99 7,043.96 6,581.86 29,695.68
473.38 4,446.10
918.24 194.44 807.36 32,472.14
6,796.43 3,121.83 777.21 716.06

Total

$ 213,831.57

Cash on hand December 31, 1930

% 16,709.73

TREASURER'S REPORT.

51

EXHIBIT NO. 11.

FEDERAL INDUSTRIAL REHABILITATION FUNDS.

Under an Act of the Legislature approved August 16, 1920, accepting the provisions of an Act of Congress to provide for the promotion of Vocational Rehabilitation of persons disabled in industry or otherwise and their return to civil employments, the State Treasurer is made Custodian of all monies received from the National Government for that purpose.

The Act authorizes the Custodian to receive and disburse these funds upon requisition of the State Board of Vocational Education. All warrants drawn against these funds are signed by the Chairman and countersigned by the Secre-
tary of said Board.

Under the terms and provisions of the Act above referred to I have received and disbursed this money in accordance with the Act, as set forth in tne following condensed statement of that account.

RECEIPTS.

To balance on hand Januarv 1, 1930
1930. Jan. 13--To amount from U. S. Treasury Apr. 14--To amount from TT. S. Treasury May 15--To amount from U. S. Treasury June 16--To amount from Geo. D. Godard, Supervisor July 9--To amount from Geo. D. Godard, Supervisor

$ 3,062.70
$ 5,059.93 6,876.95 6,876.96 255.97 1,724.42

Total
Warrant No. 113 114 117 118 120 122 123

DISBURSEMENTS.

$ 23,856.93

S 2,840.78 3,936.86 3,444.22
3,150.47 3,355.20 3,308.22 3,243.78

Total

$ 23,279.53

Cash on hand December 31, 1930

$ 577.40

52

TREASURER'S REPORT.

EXHIBIT NO. 12. FEDERAL HIGHWAY FUNDS.

We give below a list of United States Treasury checks representing money
appropriated by the National Government for the construction of roads in this State which are made payable to the State Treasurer and which I have endorsed
to the Governor to be transmitted by him to the State Highway Department These checks did not enter into the receipts and disbursements of the Treasury
but were handled separately as other Government funds.

193-

Jan. 7
lal- JQ
lFeetb. }1o3
It !? Ser !o
Feb. 13 Feb. 13

Flree^bu.'

Jo
}1o3

Fleebu. o2f5

Mar. 5

Mar. 6

Mar. 7

Mar. 10

Mar. 18

Mar. 18

Mar. 18

Mar. 18

Mar. 19

Mar. 19

Mar. 21

Mar. 24

Mar. 24

Mar. 24

June 9

June 12

June 12

June 18

June 28

June 28_.

July 10

July 18

July 21

July 23

July 23

July 23

July 26

July 26

July 26

July 26

July 29

Aug. 8

Aug. 11

Aug. 21

Aug. 21

Aug. 21

For Project.
71
VI
n39^4~-BE
394_E
l4l5l5'-nB
462-A
4!4162327"~-DAA
442173"-CB
71 394-A 394-C 415-B 422-B 422-C 422-D 459 422-A 217 224 426-A 426-B 426-C 398-A 29-B 415-C 416-B 29-B 398-A 415-C 242-C 220-A 29-B 29-A 172-B 172-B 220-A 415-C 424-C 71 462-A 459 144-B 402-E 464

Check No.
932701
937678
938097
985139
998855114410
985142 985143
985144
985121
985122
985123
1001113
1013863 1016751 1018303 1022377 1031801 1031802 1031803 1031809 1032600 1032601 1034456 1036905 1038527 1038528 1161523 1162692 1162693 1173846 1186751 1186752 1202949 1215738 1218633 1222636 1224267 1224268 1227231 1227232 1227233 1227234 1233352 1250561 1257312 1271196 1271197 1271198

Amount
$ 1,360.29
3,219.89
12,,891262..2986
- 1,270237.3415
4,477 15 13,741.32
1,211.20
13,,394944.0884
115,,314656..1438
3,948.82 3,478 26 2,053.18 44,433.28
791.96 2,986.30 1,189.60 10,266 04
909 35 2,134 39 1,169.21
802.58 12,977 41 3,466.54 3,257.42 14,075 03 25,677.30 1,689.94 41,959.21 8,068.57 23,257.10 9,958.03 4,697.21 12,996.67 2,571 46 4,526.57 5,017.35 2,967.74 2,929.75 12,144.20 1,914.51 2,291.96 15,052.72 14,806.24 2,178.86 3,443.32

m Mi

1930
Aug. 21 Aug. 21 Aug. 21 Aug. 22
Aug. 22 Aug. 22
Aug. 27 Aug. 27 Sept. 2 Sept. 4
Aug. 8 Sept. 8 Sept. 8 Sept. 11 Sept. 11 Sept. 20 Sept. 20 Sept. 20 Sept. 22 Sept. 22 Sept. 22 Sept. 22 Sept. 22 Sept. 22 Sept. 22 Sept. 22 Sept. 22 Sept. 22 Sept. 22
Sept. 26 Sept. 26
Sept. 26 Oct. 7 Oct. 7
Oct. 9 Oct. 9 Oct. 9 Oct. 10 Oct. 11 Oct. 11 Oct. 13 Oct. 16 Oct. 16 Oct. 16 Oct. 16 Oct. 20 Oct. 20 Oct. 20 Oct. 20 Oct. 22 Oct. 22 Oct. 22 Oct. 22 Oct. 22 Oct. 22 Oct. 22

TREASURER'S REPORT.

EXHIBIT NO. 12.--Continued. FEDERAL HIGHWAY FUNDS.

For Project
465-A 172-B 465-A 464
424-C 144-B
153-B 402-E 459 220-A
415-C 415-B 415-A
17 328 424-C 459 464
17-A 153-B 172-B 220-A 328 402-E 144-B 415-C 465-A 204 83
112 405-A
405-A 29-A 29-B
FA388-D FA388-A
466-A 30 388-G 431-A 259-A 144-B 153-B 17-A 30 144-A 144-A 204 259 220-A
328 FA388-A FA388-D
388-G 402-E 405-A

Check No.
1271199 1270460 1270461 1279646
1279647 1281994
1283029 1283030 1287035 1296696
1900611 1900615 1902167 1910380 1910381 1928251 1928252 1928253 1928845 1928846 1928847 1928848 1928849 1928850 1930389 1930390 1930391 1932016 1932031
1936211 1938152
1938153 1955875 1955876
1965619 1965967 1965969 1968368 1970952 1970953 1972372 1980456 1980457 1980454 1980455 1986571 1986572 1986577 1986578 1989796 1989797 1989798 1989799 1989800 1989801 1989802

53
Amount
31 147.96 2 632.56 32 056.85 4 161.29 14 135.11 17 534.27 46 932.48 1 607.31 25 050.05 1 ,148.52 2 537.09 8 983.87 5 048.09 30 610.40 6 579.97 12 700.21 27 499.12 5 065.47 40 571.72 38 062.43 1 856.74 9 613.42 3 714.97 4 327.73 8 557.28 2 436.52 40 824.09 4 273.38 5 311.58 1 486.49 5 854.12 3 657.29
239.17 1 298.34 4(5 742.83 27 063.50 43 909.25 53 841.22 6 709.62 32 740.70 24 341.88 6 868.15 7 568.07 22 085.53 26 368.67 15 533.48 2 935.94 12 776.27 34 269.85 13 220.07 2 076.75 24 748.43 3 045.11 19 899.72 2 387.30 10 314.16

54

1930
Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov.
Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov.
Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov.
Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec.
Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec.
Dec. Dec. Dec.
Dec. Dec.
Dec. Dec.
Dec. Dec. Dec.

22__._ 22 22 22 22 22 22__ 24 24 24 24 7 7 10 10 19 21 21 21.. 21 21 21 21
21 21 21 21
21 21 21 21 22
24 26 26 4 4 4 4
4 4 4 6
8 8 10
19 19
29 29
29 29 29

TREASURER'S REPORT.

EXHIBIT NO. 12.--Continued.

FEDERAL HIGHWAY FUNDS.

For Project
405-B 424-C 431-A 459 464 465-A 466-A 327 327 423-A 423-B
17-E 17-E 436-B 436-B 144-B 17 259 388-A 388-D 388-G 405-A 405-B
410-C 410-C FA410-D 410-D
431-A 436-B 464 465-A 466-A
68 322-B 380
68 204 220-A 327
402-E 423-A 459 308
124 150 328
431-B FA431-D
431-B 431-D
436-B 459 466-A

Check No.
1989803 1989804 1989805 1989806 1989807 1989808 1989809 1992842 1992841 1992843 1992844 2017985 2017986 2023016 2023015 2039366 2042384 2042385 2042386 2042387 2042388 2042389 2042390
2042391 2042392 2042393 2042394
2042395 2042396 2042397 2042398 2042871
2045978 2047227 2047228 2063719 2063720 2063721 2063722
2063723 2063724
2063725 2068746
2071114 2071115 2073487
2088518 2088519
2098577 2098578
2098579 2098580 2098581

Amount
$ 10 808.02 4 952.39 24 109.59
38 662.73 2 473.82
33 838.94 41 851.23 30 442.35 13 467.63 3 276.78 1 920.87 7 698.59 1 099.70 17 323.68 21 646.01 27 413.16 32 476.44 12 975.23 22 603.19 4 747.38 4 476.91 50 810.61 2 223.96 4 129.25 2 523.33 5 625.86 14 999.82 27 285.87 38 427.19 2 632.60 3 489.14 46 880.75 4 429.42 3 772.12 1 645.43 14 884.54 15 495.28 14 155.23 5 635.99 3 047.15 27 393.62 38 559.64 3 121.92 4 273.57 3 033.80 15 254.75
2 317.93 3 003.84 18 591.08 2 211.85 28 843.34 21 144.96 26 644.21
$2,066,333.54

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