The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 7, 1933, Page 2

GENERAL FUND FELL 90 PER CENT IN LAST SIX MONTHS OF 1932 Balance on Dec. 31 Only $68,- 939.37, Out-Going Trea- surer Reports North Dakota's general fund bal- ance dwindled 90 per cent in the last six months of 1932, according to a statement of collections, disburse- ments and balances prepared by Ber- ta E. Baker, out-going state treasurer, for submission to Governor William Langer. The balance fell from $688,692.36 on June 30 to $68,939.37 on Dec. 31. Balances of only 23 of the 96 state funds increased during the six-month Period, the report shows. The state highway commission fund balance sank from $1,117,003.34 to $151,169.50 while the hail insurance fund dropped from $1,647,777.02 to 61,545,848.56. On the other hand, the bonding fund rose from $53,432.26 to $93,566.- 87, the bank bond payment fund from $300,920.25 to $1,026,667.06, the capitol building tax levy fund from $78,113.- 80 to $1,181,689.96, and the state bridge fund from $180,714.33 to 0298,714.33. ‘The balance of all funds was $10,- 877,484.65 on Dec. 31, compared to $10,- 699,904.30 on June 30. A total of $39,488,150.11 had been assigned _in 16,200 farm loans Dec. 31, Mrs. Baker reported. The balance oft the workmen's compensation bur- eau was listed at $2,248,047.93. Balances on June 30 and Dec. 21, ‘were listed as follows: Fund June 30 Dec. 31 General $688,692.36 $ 68,939.37 Twine Plant .. 19,886.84 151,895.83 Glandered Horse 50.00 50.00 Wolf Bounty. 361.00 361.00 Bovine Tuber. 11.36 11.36 Sol. Comp. .... 45,674.15 24,218.54 Hail Ins. Oper. 29,505.00 5,287.59 Hail Insurance 1,647,777.02 1,545,848.56 Game and Fish 50,815.50 48,218.52 U. 8. Aid Sol. lome ...... 544.50 U. 8. Aid. Voc. Education 19,992.83 15,063.40 U. 8. Mineral Leasing .... 56,773.79 65,725.57 Mo. Veh. Reg. 718,634.60 18,874.50. Mo. Veh. Op.. 13,878.45 57,451.63 State Bonding. 53,432.26 93,566.87 Highway Com. 1,117,003.34 151,169.50 Board of Architects .. 1,176.70 1,024.19 Highway Op... 34,835.71 114,973.00 Auto Trans. .. 6,357.23 2,144.99 Att'y General Inspection .. 7,539.60 3,367.11 State Reg. ... 4,567.17 6,015.91 Bank Bond Payment ... 300,920.25 1,026,667.06 Mill and Elev. Bond Paym. 198,045.83 348,133.81 Milling Bond Payment ... 398,299.88 259,273.96 Real Es. Bond Payment .. 3,090,393.80 3,197,790.78 Real Es. Bond Interest .... 252,226.16 Int. on Daily Balances ... 657,319.54 Home Building Ass'n Deficit 6,810.43 6,930.90 1,089.60 1,089.60 17.60 17.60 32,062.63 14,480.35, 70,116.74 52,208.96 114,227.00 145,236.31 48,041.18 65,222.77 19,585.91 22,399.02 3,506.28 2,458.53 Na. Guard Imp. Mili. Grounds 391.50 520.75 State Bar Board ..... 5,238.34 4,508.33 Cap. Building Tax Levy... 78,113.80 1,181,689.96 Fees in Escrow 426.50 Redemption Fund Cap. Building 20,234.08 Benefit Fund Penal Ins. 172.43 Land. Dep. Profit Ac.. 1,776.02 2,486.41 Fire and Tor.. 26,741.63 123.432.43 State. Cert. .. 1,821.39 2,264.90 Bank of N. D. Adm. Fees.. 7,252.42 13,166.18 Fines, Pen. and Forfeitures.. 1,654.45 2,287.55, Auto Theft.... 16,018.38 7,333.92 Hair Dressers. 8,194.50 5,673.13 U. 8. Aid Civ. Rehabilitation 2,033.54 92.08 Board of Reg. in Chiropody. . 86.56 56.79 Co. Highw. ‘Aid 180,000.00 110,000.00 Grain Storage 29.75 116.66 Crim. Ident. .. 2,083.81 2,780.72 George-Reed.. 7,539.43 6,210.57 Btate Bridges. 180,714.33 298,714.33 Big Bend Bridge 9,706.77 9,706.77 BISMARCH TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1938 Old Vesuvius, the Italian menace, side her large crater. This unusual picture, taken from the rim of the crater, shows the new 80-foot high cone. Mt. Vesuvius does her spouting through a 40-foot mouth, only part of which is visible here. ‘LAUGHING STOCK’ RESOLUTIONS ARE SCORED BY LEADER Swett Says Too Many Propos- als of Unusual Nature Are Being Offered Resolutions of a type that “make us the laughing stock of the nation” were scored in the North Dakota house Monday by Herbert F. Swett, Kidder county, house majority lead- er, with direct reference to the pro- posed “secession” resolution. His criticism followed objections of members to language used in a re- solution up for amendment. L. L. Twichell, Cass county, said he dis- liked the resolution urging adoption of the Frazier and Patman bills be- cause the author laid the blame for the depression to the “conspiracy of the officials of the Republican ad- ministration.” Swett said it was time the legisla- ture quit proposing such resolutions. “There are too many of this sort be- ing introduced,” he said. A few minutes later Wm. Crockett introduced a resolution urging reg- istration of lobbyists or imprisonment should they fail to register but on warning of Twichell that the resolu- tion failed to define lobbyists and might crowd the jails and prisons if enforced, it was tabled. Previously reported to have been favorably considered by committee, the resolution for an amendment to the constitution to provide taxation of state-owned lands, was brought in Monday and a recommendation for inoatinite Postponement was accept- eo T. Olson, Bowman, introduced a resolution charging the national gov- ernment with being “subservient” to financial interests and urging a year’s moratorium on foreclosures, passage of the Peterson bond currency bill, Proposing a bill to authorize the state __ Vesuvius Spouts 7 Through Her New Cone . | diet, Le Fo GAS TAX DIVERSION eee a she was systems, failed to reach ‘The Flannigan ges tax diversion ‘vote because of orang pr con-| measure was amended to limit be cerning one provision 80: Was re- carri turned to the judiciary eommittee for’ period until July 1, bern of the study and revision if necessary. 94 to 10. It diverts Hy BAL County agent work would be stop-| 6s tax to the Bank of Nort! ped in aul co counties under provisions| for interest on and retirement of of @ bill taking away the compulsory} rural credits bonds, and decreases wb eae such duties. ‘The vote} smounts to the highway commission coun! aid fund. ‘The nepotism bill which, with the| *nd the county highway te NT Cur county agent measure, had precip- to label containers itated considerable debate Saturday, plete analytical content of Sroused little opposition before final flour together with grade and amount H. A. Rindy, Eddy-Foster county,|°f Wheat used, carried 90 to 14. informed the house he had conferred | se=seeeeeeeenn three other men, captive until about 8 p. m., oe She was carvers WitGin a Sor blocks of her home and released. hie HUNTING | Aoinmbus, O.—One would hardly Nepotism Measure and Propos- | expect beeniosadlar do dte AS ze of Columbus, but Pa- al to Ban County Agents Also Win Approval tr man Charles Hull did. ‘The bear, however, was not an entirely wild en “Pete,” the bear, had belonged to Fred Workman since it was @ cub. The bruin became so unruly that, Workman asked Corporal | ‘Waugh and Patrolman Charles Hull to have him killed. Great Britain has the highest tax- with the governor on the Aljets ne- potism bill and reported the governor had disclaimed approving it. Major- a crate Herbert Swett remarked es second, ant all deference to the gover- acy en gins: nor,” it was time for the legislators Ingredients of vite to either pass or reject their own] VapoRub in Convenient Candy Form bills instead of “burdening” the exe- cutive with requests for advice. California produces = ‘The bill carried 77 to 27. number of cantaloupes in the United States. VICKS COUGH DROP is at it again, spouting molten earth and vapor from a new cone in- For Bismarck and vicinity: pect Da-| Professor's Wife Returns Home Meee not ;__Weather Report _[/EEK KIDNAPERS OF ane CALIFORNIA WOMAN ally fair tonight and Wednesday; not “= cold Pie ag seotat Generally fair tonight and) After Being Held Captive so cold For 24 Hours somewhat colder fed: north The Bisitarck Tribune offers you the biggest and best magazine bargains of all time! The magazines illus- trated here are well known and widely read. 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