Report of the Treasurer of the State of Florida

REPORT

OF THE

STATE TREASURER

OF THE

STATE OF FLORIDA

For the Period Beginning January 1st, 1923, and
Ending December 31st, 1923

J. C. LUNING, Treasurer

T. APPLEYARD, PRINTER, TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA

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STATE TREASURERS

BENJAMIN BYRD,

WM. R. HAYWARD,

CHAS. H. AUSTIN,

SIMON CI. (ONOVER,

CHASE. H. FOSTER,

Wl.ALTER GWYNN,

H. A. L'ENGLE,

E. S. CRILL,

F. J. PONs

E. J. TRIAY,

C. R. COLLINS,

J. B. WIIITFIELD,

W. V. KNOTT.

T. C. LINING.

STATE TREASURERS REPORT

TREASURY DEPARTMENT-STATE OF FLORIDA

TREASURER'S OFFICE

Tallahassee, Fla., Jan. 1, 1924.

To His Excellency,
Cary A. Hardee,
Governor of Florida.

Sir:
In compliance with law, I have the honor to submit
this, my official report of the transactions of this office
for the period beginning January 1, 1923, and ending
December 31, 1923, both dates inclusive.
Included in this report will be found all statements re-
quired by law, with additional information that I hope
will be of interest to your Excellency, and to the general
public.
A statement showing the condition of each fund at the
beginning and at the end of the year, with the receipts
and disbursements during the year, and an abstract of the
receipts and disbursements of the General Revenue Fund,
is included in this report, and may he summarized, briefly
as follows:

General
Revenue Fund.
Balance in Funds Jan. 1, 1923. .......$ 270,235.26
Receipts during 1923 ................ 3,946.872.24
$4,217,107.50
Disbursements during 1923........... 3,662,752.19
Balance in Funds Dec. 31, 1923 .......$ 554,355.31
Suspense Account, State Road De-
partment, Balance Dec. 31, 1923..

Total of
All Funds.
$ 2,263,289.72
14,983,633.42
$17,246,923.14
14,334,348.34
$ 2,912,574.80
78,136.48

Total in hands of Treasurer Dec. 31, 1923.......... 2,990,711.28

Thq i'r i. l" lint-, Acc.ounit. State Road Dpartment,"
represents money turned over to the Treasurer by the State
Road Department, and deposited by the Treasurer in banks
in Florida to his official account, at interest, but not treated
as, a part of any particular fund or funds until the proper
distribution has been made upon the certificate of the State
Road Department.

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT RECEIPTS AND DIS-
BURSEMENTS FOR FOUR YEARS

Figures of a statistical nature are of greater value when
presented in comparison with similar figures of similar
periods of time, and I am, therefore, adding to this report
a comparative statement for the four years beginning Jan-
uary 1, 1920, and ending December 31, 1923, showing re-
spectively the receipts and disbursements of all funds for
each of these years, and an abstract of the receipts and dis-
bursements of the General Revenue Fund for the same
years. These statements immediately follow the text of
this report.
Total receipts (all funds) during this period amounted
to $45,852,242.98; total disbursements, $44,765,568.14.
These figures includes transfers from one fund to another.

MONTHLY STATEMENT TO GOVERNOR

In compliance with Chapter 4598, Acts of 1897 (Section
139, Revised General Statutes of 1920), statements are
made monthly to the Governor by the Treasurer, showing
the balance in each of the funds for which he is the cus-
todian; also, showing the character of funds or credits
and where the money belonging to each fund is placed.

RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS

All payments made into the State Treasury are entered
upon the Treasurer's books, and the original receipts
handed to the Comptroller, the same day, for his records.
Disbursements from all funds are made strictly in com-
pliance with law.
Warrants paid by the Treasurer are returned to the
Comptroller at the close of each month, for credit and re-

concilement of funds and a copy of the monthly state-
ment is likewise filed with the Governor.

INTEREST ON PUBLIC DEBT.

The following amounts were paid for interest on the
public debt during the year:

Interest of bonds owned by State School Fund.$11,045.00
Interest of bonds owned by Agricultural College
(University of Florida) .................... 4,074.00
Interest of Seminary Fund .................. 2,928.00

Total interest on public debt of State....... $18,047.00

This interest is paid semi-annually, on the first day of
January and July, by warrants of the Comptroller drawn
against the General Revenue Fund, under Chapter 5477,
Acts of 1905 (Section 1049, Revised General Statutes of
1920).

DEPOSITS IN BANKS

All funds not actually needed for the daily cash trans-
actions of the Department are deposited in banks under
the provisions of Sections 143 and 144 of the Revised
General Statutes of 1920. Security for said deposits is
required, bonds in excess of the value of the deposits being
exacted of each bank, thus allowing a margin for the possi-
ble fluctuation in value of bonds thereby making these
deposits in the various banks of the State absolutely safe.
The rate of interest is three per cent on daily balances.
During the early part of 1920 the provisions of Chapter
7929, Acts of 1919 (Section 143, Revised General Statutes
of 1920) were put into effect. Every bank in the State
which has made application and furnished security re-
quired by statute, is allowed an equal share in the State
tax moneys derived from taxation in the county in which
such bank is situated, at the uniform rate of three per cent
per annum interest on daily balances.

The following table shows the interest collected each
year on State deposits since the statute governing same
was first enacted in 1897:

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1897.......... $ 2,723.92
1898........... 3,772.13
1899 .......... 3,522.65
1900.......... 3,364.65
1901 .......... 5,407.59
1902.......... 13,429.11
1903.......... 14,882.61
1904 .......... 9,666.65
1905 .......... 9,489.39
1906.......... 10,594.54
1907.......... 12,578.66
1908 .......... 11,901.58
1909.......... 13,157.68
1910.......... 14,436.76
1911.......... 16,643.33
1912 .......... 20,016.73
1913.......... 23,005.84
1914.......... 25,824.58
1915 .......... 29,337.04
1916 .......... 17,737.30
1917.......... 17,284.24
1918.......... 25,322.47
1919 .......... 32,689.41
1920.......... 52,568.21
1921.......... 65,755.20
1922 .......... 64,483.20
1923 .......... 75,514.72

Total. .......................... $595,110.19

Prior to 1921, the above amounts, totaling to that time
$389,357.07, were all paid into General Revenue, as was
$27,276.66 collected prior to July 1, 1921, when the Act
providing for the creation of a Sinking Fund for the Re-
tirement of the Bonded Indebtedness of the State, here-
inafter referred to more extensively, went into effect. This
Sinking Fund was credited with the $38,478.54 collected
during the last six months of 1921, and with the entire
amounts shown for 1922 and 1923.

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SUMMARY.
Collateral Bonds .............................. $ 860,000.00
Surety Bonds ................................. 2,960,000.00
Aggregate face value of all securities deposited
by Insurance Companies .................. .$3,S20,000.00

STATE FIRE INSURANCE FUND

Since its creation in May, 1917, the State Fire Insurance
Fund, which is administered by the State Treasurer, has
been the means of saving to the State more than one hun-
dred and twenty-five thousand dollars (over and above all
expenses, losses and unearned premium reserve) in fire
insurance premiums which otherwise would have gone to
private carriers. As shown by the tabulation following,
net premiums written since the creation of the fund (gross
premiums less cancellations and return premiums), amount
to $248,969.19, with fire losses aggregating $43,356.71, and
administrative expenses of $10,665.35, leaving a gross
profit to date of $194,947.13. Deducting from this amount
the unearned premium reserve of $69,354.54, leaves net
earnings amounting to $125,592.59. If we add to this
amount the $17,271.76 representing interest on daily bal-
ances of State funds saved through retaining these pre-
miums in the Treasury instead of paying them out to pri-
vate carriers, and deduct $4,979.38 to cover the loss of the
2% premium tax which the companies would have paid
to the State on the same volume of business, we have a
net profit to date of $137,884.97 through the operation of
the State Fire Insurance Fund in the six and one-half
years of its existence, a net saving to the State of more
than $20,000.00 a year which would have been an expense
of $8,000.00 a year prior to the enactment of this law, in
premiums paid to fire insurance companies in excess of fire
losses recovered by the State from the companies.
It will be observed that the ratio of fire losses incurred
since the creation of the Fund ($43,356.71) to the net pre-
miums during the same period ($248,969.19) is less than
18 per cent, while the losses incurred in Florida by insur-
ance companies during the last seven years for which re-
ports have been filed with this Department, average slightly
more than 41 per cent of the net premiums received. This
is accounted for in part by the superior type of construc-
tion of the more recently erected State buildings, and in-

dividual fire protection at various institutions. The total
expenses of administering the State Fire Insurance Fund
since its creation amounts to only 4.3 per cent of the net
premiums written, or about one-tenth the expense ratio of
fire insurance companies. This is not said for the purpose
of discrediting the private companies in any way, but
merely to emphasize the saving in overhead expense by
the use of an office already created, and the elimination
of soliciting, advertising and other expenses legitimate to
and inseparable from a competitive business. The State
Fire Insurance Fund is limited to State properties, there-
fore it in no sense invades the field of private business.

I'nderwriting Exhibit
May 22, 1917, to December 31, 1923.

'remiiums written prior to Jan. 1, 1923
(net) ...............................$105,019.56
Gross Premiums written in 1923.$83,991.38
Less cancellations .............. 41.75
83,949.63

Net ireniums written since May 22, 1917........... $ 248,969.19

UNEARNED PREMIUMS-RESERVE.

Deduct 5/tiths of net premiums written in 1923, ex-
piring in 192(; ($83,225.45) ................... $ 69,354.54

Net premiums earned since May 22, 1917 ............ $ 179,614.65

FIRE LOSSES.

Deduct losses incurred prior to Jan. 1, 1923. .$35,106.71
Deduct losses incurred during 1923......... 8,250.00 43,35i.71

Gross profit on premiums earned since May 22, 1917..$ 136,257.94
ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES.

Previously duringg
Reported. 1923.
Inspection of State properties.... 247.13 $ 52.07
Salaries clerks and inspectors..... 7.(92.88 2,500.00
Office equipment and supplies.... 160.57 12.10

Deduct total administrative ex-
penses .....................$8,100.58 $2,564.77 $ 10,665.35

Net premium earnings since creation of fund, after
deducting all expenses and losses, and unearned
premium reserve .............................. $ 125,592.59

ACCRUED INTEREST EARNINGS.

Add amount previously reported........... $12,456.49
Add interest earned during 123 ........... 4,815.27 17,271.74;

Total net premium earnings and accrued in-
terest, since creation of fund .......... $ 142,864.3.i

PREMIUM TAX.
Deduct 2% premium tax lost to State on net
premiums written since creation of fund:
Previously reported .............. $ 3.300.38
On net premiums, 1923............ 1,679.00 4,979.38

Net earnings of fund since May 22, 1917... $ 137,884.97

INSURANCE ON STATE PROPERTIES IN FORCE DECEM-
BER 31, 1923.
State Fire *Excess
Institution- Insurance Fund. Insurance. Total.
State Armory at Apalachicola.. 6,000 $ 0 $ 6,000
State Armory at Key West.... 8,000 0 8,000
State Arsenal, St. Augustine... 101,725 0 101,725
State Camp Grounds, Black
Point .................... 21,000 0 21,000
State Prison Farm, Raiford .... 124,539 0 124,539
University of Florida, Gaines-
ville ......................... (344,800 321,063 905,863
Florida State College for Wom-
en, Tallahassee ........... 495,250 449,125 944,375
Florida School for the Deaf and
the Blind, St. Augustine... 242,686 102,500 345,186
Florida Hospital for Insane,
Chattahoochee ............ 570,547 257,300 827,847
Florida Industrial School for
Boys, Marianna .......... 137,288 0 137,288
Florida Industrial School for
Girls, Ocala .............. 91,850 0 91,850
Florida State Board of Health,
(Headquarters, J ac kso n-
ville) .................... 99,000 0 99,006
Governor's Mansion, Tallahas-
see ....................... 35.200 0 35,200
The State Capitol, Tallahassee. 50,000 400,000 450,000
Supreme Court and Railroad
Commission. Tallahassee... 50,000 168,750 218,750
State Chemist's Laboratory
Tallahassee ............... 5,400 0 5,400
State Road Department, (Head-
quarters, Tallahassee) ..... 3,946 0 3,946
Board of Commissioners of Ev-
erglades Drainage District
(Headquarters. Tallahas-
see) ...................... 25,000 0 25,000

The foregoing table does not include interest on special
accounts, such as the uninvested funds of the Principal of
State School Fund and other educational funds, the Ever-
glades Drainage Bonds Sinking Fund, and other funds,
which are carried in special accounts, at 4% per annum.
interest on daily balances.
Interest on deposits of State funds is payable the first
day of each calendar quarter, upon the average daily bal-
ances of the previous quarter. Tax collections are nor-
mally the most active during the second quarter of each
year, and the interest payments in the following quarter
reflect this fact.
The following table shows the interest collections during
each quarter of 1923, and the amounts credited to the sev-
eral funds receiving same.

INTEREST ON DEPOSIT OF STATE FUNDS COL-
LECTED DURING 1923

To What Funds Credited:
Florida State Bonds Sinking Fund ......... $ 75,514.72
Interest State School Fund................... 820.26
Everglades Drainage Bonds Sinking Fund.... 363.52
Everglades Drainage Bonds Fund ........... 2,203.21
United States Government Funds............ 1,249.27
Principal of Seminary Fund ................ 2.74

Total............................... $ 80,153.72

Periods in Which Collected:
Quarter ending March 31, 1923..............$ 15,210.68
Quarter ending June 30, 1923............... 17,145.24
Quarter ending September 30, 1923.......... 25,431.40
Quarter ending December 31, 1923........... 22,366.40

Total.......... ....... .............$ 80,153.72

SINKING FUND FOR RETIREMENT OF STATE
BONDS

Upon the recommendation of the Treasurer and the
Governor, the Legislature of 1921 enacted the Weaver-
Edge Act (Chapter 8507, Laws of Florida), providing for
the retirement of the bonded indebtedness of the State.

State Fire *Excess
Insurance Fund. Insurance. Total.
*Florida Farm Colony for Epi-
leptic and Feetieminded,
Gainesille ............... 87,500 25,000 112,500
Tobacco Experiment Station,
Quincy ................... 12,000 0 12,000
Sub-Ecperlment Station, Lake
Alfred ................... 4,114 0 4,114
Everglades Experiment Station,
Belle Glade .............. 7.500 0 7,500
Florida Agricultural & Mechani-
cal College for Negroes,
Tallahassee .............. 176,910 0 176,910
Totals ................ $3,000,261 $1,723,738 $4,723,999
*Carried in private companies.

AMENDMENTS TO STATE FIRE INSURANCE LAW

Upon recommendation of this Department, the Legisla-
ture of 1923 enacted the Getzen bill (Chapter 9150, Laws
of Florida; approved June 7, 1923), under which the State
Treasurer is authorized to insure all single risks of more
than fifty thousand dollars, with private companies, the
State Fire Insurance Fund carrying its pro rata of such
risks up to its $50,000.00 limit. The foregoing table shows
the total insurance carried by the State Fire Insurance
Fund and the private companies, respectively, at the sev-
eral State institutions.
The Legislature also enacted the Scales-Mayo bill (Chap-
ter 9151, Laws of Florida, approved June 7, 1923), for the
payment, in annual installments, of the premiums pre-
viously earned by the State Fire Insurance Fund and
unpaid by reason of lack of appropriations. The enact-
ment of these laws, in my judgment, insures the safety
of the State Fire Insurance Fund, and its ability to meet
any losses that might reasonably be expected to occur.

OTHER LEGISLATION

The Legislature also, upon recommendation of this
office, passed the Colson-McKenzie bill (Chapter 9317,
Laws of Florida, approved May 23, 1923), which permits
a great deal of the detail heretofore included in the Treas-
urer's annual reports, to be omitted, at a substantial sav-
ing to the State.

State Fire *Excess
Insurance Fund. Insurance. Total.
*Florida Farm Colony for Epi-
leptic and Feetieminded,
Gainesille ............... 87,500 25,000 112,500
Tobacco Experiment Station,
Quincy ................... 12,000 0 12,000
Sub-Ecperlment Station, Lake
Alfred ................... 4,114 0 4,114
Everglades Experiment Station,
Belle Glade .............. 7.500 0 7,500
Florida Agricultural & Mechani-
cal College for Negroes,
Tallahassee .............. 176,910 0 176,910
Totals ................ $3,000,261 $1,723,738 $4,723,999
*Carried in private companies.

AMENDMENTS TO STATE FIRE INSURANCE LAW

Upon recommendation of this Department, the Legisla-
ture of 1923 enacted the Getzen bill (Chapter 9150, Laws
of Florida; approved June 7, 1923), under which the State
Treasurer is authorized to insure all single risks of more
than fifty thousand dollars, with private companies, the
State Fire Insurance Fund carrying its pro rata of such
risks up to its $50,000.00 limit. The foregoing table shows
the total insurance carried by the State Fire Insurance
Fund and the private companies, respectively, at the sev-
eral State institutions.
The Legislature also enacted the Scales-Mayo bill (Chap-
ter 9151, Laws of Florida, approved June 7, 1923), for the
payment, in annual installments, of the premiums pre-
viously earned by the State Fire Insurance Fund and
unpaid by reason of lack of appropriations. The enact-
ment of these laws, in my judgment, insures the safety
of the State Fire Insurance Fund, and its ability to meet
any losses that might reasonably be expected to occur.

OTHER LEGISLATION

The Legislature also, upon recommendation of this
office, passed the Colson-McKenzie bill (Chapter 9317,
Laws of Florida, approved May 23, 1923), which permits
a great deal of the detail heretofore included in the Treas-
urer's annual reports, to be omitted, at a substantial sav-
ing to the State.

As a matter of information to the Governor and the pub-
lic, however, I am including a detailed statement of all*
warrants paid from the One Mill School Tax Fund and
the Interest of State School Fund, both of which are pro
rated amongst the several counties, the investments of the
State Bond Sinking Fund and the several State Educa-
tional Funds; also a statement of all vouchers paid out
of the contingent funds allowed this office, and the State
Fire Insurance Fund, for the administration of which the
Treasurer is responsible.
In conclusion, I beg to extend my appreciation of your
Excellency'c assistance and co-operation at all times, and
to express confidence in the continuance of these relations
throughout your administration.
Respectfully submitted,

State Treasurer.

Under the provisions of this Act, which went into effect
July 1st, 1921, a Sinking Fund Commission was created,
composed of the Governor, the Secretary of State, the
Attorney General, the State Treasurer and the State
Superintendent of Public Instruction, who are empowered
to use the moneys derived from interest on State deposits
as a sinking fund for the retirement of the bonded in-
debtedness of the State, which consists of $601,567.00
Florida 3% refunding bonds of 1901 and 1903, of which
$267,700.00 mature in 1951 and $333,867.00 mature in
1953. All of these bonds are owned by the several State
educational funds, and are controlled by the State Board
of Education.

The Sinking Fund Act provides in part as follows:

"That when, in the judgment of the Sinking Fund
Commission and the State Board of Education, the fair
market value of the bonds in the Sinking Fund, together
with accrued interest on same and the cash, or a portion
thereof, to the credit of the State Sinking Fund, shall equal
the par value of the State of Florida Refunding 3% Bonds
issued in 1901 and 1903, and held by the Educational
Funds of the State, aggregating $601,567.00 (plus accrued
interest on same), the Sinking Fund Commission is hereby
authorized to transfer to the State Board of Education all
bonds in the Sinking Fund, together with so much of the
Sinking Fund cash as may be agreed upon, and upon
acceptance and receipt of such settlement the State Board
of Education shall surrender said Florida Refunding 3%
Bonds and deliver same to the Sinking Fund Commission,
with a receipt in full settlement endorsed upon same.
Thereupon, interest on said Florida 3% bonds shall term-
inate and cease to be paid. The balance, if any, in the
Sinking Fund shall be transferred to the General Revenue
Fund, and thereafter interest on State moneys shall be
paid into the General Revenue Fund."
As the law limits the investment of this fund to securi-
ties of the same nature purchased by the State Board of
Education for the funds under its control, and as the per-
sonnel of this Board is the same as the Sinking Fund Com-
mission, no conceivable difficulty can arise in the transfer,
in due course, of the Sinking Fund bonds to the State
Board of Education in exchange for the cancellation of the

$601,567.00 Florida refunding 3% bonds, as provided by
the Sinking Fund Act. This should be done within the
next five years, and when it is accomplished, the entire
bonded debt of the State will have been wiped out more
than twenty years before maturity, without one dollar's
taxation for that purpose, $18,047.00 a year interest
charges now paid out of the General Revenue Fund will
be released for other purposes, and the Educational Funds
of the State will exchange the 3% refunding bonds for
securities bringing in not less than $15,000.00 a year addi-
tional interest earnings, for the aid of the common schools
of Florida and the Seminary Funds.
During the year 1923, receipts of the Florida Bonds
Sinking Fund amounted to $83,039.72, of which $7,525.00
was interest from bonds owned by the Fund and the re-
mainder, interest on deposit of State funds in the banks.
Disbursements amounted to $84,269.76, representing pur-
chase of bonds for the Fund during the year. The cash
balance at the beginning of the year was $1,711.94, and at
the close of the year $481.90. -
Total receipts of this Fund since its creation, July 1,
1921, have amounted to $189,101.46, and total disburse-
ments (investments in bonds of Florida counties, munici-
palities and school districts), have amounted to $188,-
619.56. At the present time the Fund is the owner of such
bonds of the par value of $191,000.00, purchased at prices
netting about 51/2 per cent annually.
A detailed statement of the transactions of the Sinking
Fund, also a statement of the bonds owned by the Fund at
the close of the year, will be found elsewhere in this
report.
A saving of $18,047.00 a year interest charges by the
retirement of the State bonds twenty years before maturity
will result in a saving during that period of more than
$360,000.00 to the General Revenue Fund. After the bonds
have been retired, the saving in interest charges against the
General Revenue Fund, and the increased income of the
State School Fund, will be perpetual.
The Sinking Fund is administered as a part of the
routine work of the State Treasurer's office, the purchase
of bonds being authorized by the Commission in each case,
and is handled without any additional expense to the State
whatsoever.

SALE OF "VIOGINIA CENTURY" BONDS OWNED
BY EDUCATIONAL FUNDS.

Between the years 1900 and 1909, inclusive, the State
Btard of Edueation purchased for the educational funds
bonds of the issue known as "Virginia Centuries," ma-
taring in 1991, and bearing interest at the rate of 3% per
annum, of the aggregate par value of $209,000.00, the
actual purchase price being $190,915.17. During the year
just closed, the present State Board of Education, upon
my recommendation, accepted an offer for these bonds of
$157,969.17, investing the proceeds (with the exception of
a cash balance of $178.93) in bonds of Florida counties
and municipalities of the par value of $147,000. Of these
bonds, $120,000.00 at 6% per annum interest yields $7,-
200.00 annual interest, while the remaining $27,000.00, at
5%, yields $1,350.00 interest annually, a total of $8,550.00
annually as against the $6,270.00 annual interest on the
Virginia bonds which were disposed of, an increase of
$2,280.00 annually in interest income as a result of this
conversion of securities. This incraesed interest earning
during the 68 years the "Virginia Centuries" still have
to run would amount to $155,040.00, upon this basis. As
the Florida county and municipal bonds so acquired will
mature in about 30 years, the net gain from the transac-
tion cannot be estimated accurately at this time, as it
would depend in part on the par value of the bonds pur-
chased when these bonds are redeemed, and this is ob-
viously an unknown amount at this time. It may be as-
sumed safely, however, that the funds may be re-invested
at that time with as satisfactory an interest return as has
prevailed for some years past.
During the twelve years it has been my privilege to
serve the people of Florida as State Treasurer, bonds
owned by the educational funds, of an aggregate par value
of $875,900.00, have been redeemed or sold, and the pro-
ceeds invested in the bonds of Florida counties, munici-
palities and districts. The par value of bonds in all the
educational funds on December 31, 1911, the close of the
year prior to which I assumed office, was $1,709,467.00;
at the close of the past year, the par value of bonds owned
by the same funds and by the Florida State Bond Sinking
Fund, created July 1st, 1921, amounted to $2,714,567.00,
an increase in twelve years of more than $700,000.00.

The interest of .State ebaol Funmd, which is distributed
to the counties for the support of common schools,
amounted to $46,058.88 in 1911 and to $107,197.81 in
1923, and this increase as I view it, more than justifies
the policy of investing these funds in Florida county, mu-
nicipal and district bonds. The only other bonds now
owned by any of these funds are $60,000.00 par value
State of Alabama bonds purchased many years ago, and
$50,000.00 par value Liberty Loan bonds purchased dur-
ing the World War.

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT

ADMISSIONS AND WITHDRAWALS.

The following insurance companies were admitted to the State
of Florida during the year 1923:

FIRE.

American Union Insurance Company, New York, N. Y.
Bankers & Shippers Insurance Co., New York, N. Y.
Eagle Fire Company, New York, N. Y.
East & West Insurance Company, New Haven, Conn.
Export Insurance Company, New York, N. Y.
Granite State Insurance Co., Portsmouth, N. H.
Lafayette Fire Insurance Co., New Orleans, La.
Mississippi Fire Insurance Co., Jackson, Miss.
Palmetto Fire Insurance Co., Sumter, S. C.
Penn-National Hardware Mutual Ins. Co., Huntingdon, Pa.
Philadelphia Fire & Marine Ins. Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Republic Fire Insurance Company, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Southern Home Insurance Co. of the Carolinas, Charleston, S. C.
Twin City Fire Insurance Company, Minneapolis, Minn.

LIFE.

Acacia Mutual Life Association, Washington, D. C.
Atlanta Life Insurance Company, Atlanta, Ga.
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance Co., Columbus. O.
Guarantee Fund Life Association, Omaha, Neb.
National Benefit Life Insurance Co., Washington, D. C.
Southern Insurance Company, Nashville, Tenn.
Southern Life & Health Ins. Co., Birmingham, Ala.
Southern Life & Trust Company, Greensboro, N. C.
Victory National Life Insurance Co., Tampa, Fla.

MISCELLANEOUS.

American Automobile Insurance Co., St. Louis, Mo.
Integrity Mutual Casualty Co., Chicago, Ill.
New York Indemnity Company, New York, N. Y.
U. S. National Life & Casualty Co., Chicago, Ill.

RECIPROCAL.

Affiliated Underwriters, New York, N. Y.
Casualty Indemnity Exchange, Kansas City, Mo.

SICK & FUNERAL BENEFIT.

Douglass Industrial Insurance Co., Gainesville, Fla.

FRATERNAL BENEFIT.

American Insurance Union, Columbus, 0.
Ben-Hur, Supreme Tribe of, Crawfordsville, Ind.
Mutual Aid Society, Independent Order of, Jacksonville, Fla.

The following insurance companies withdrew during 1923:

FIRE.

Columbian National Fire Ins. Co., Lansing, Mich.

MISCELLANEOUS.

Hartford Live Stock Insurance Co., New York, N. Y.
Masonic Accident Insurance Co., Springfield, Mass.
Union & Planters Bank & Trust Co., Memphis, Tenn.

SICK & FUNERAL BENEFIT.

Atlantic & Gulf Insurance Co., I'alatka, Fla.
Union Mutual Insurance Co., Jacksonville, Fla.

SUMMARY.

Fire companies admitted.......
Life companies admitted.......
Miscellaneous admitted ........
Recipiocal admitted ............
Sick benefit admitted ..........
Fraternal societies admitted....

Total admitted...................

14 Withdrawn.......... 1
9 Withdrawn .......... 0
4 Withdrawn.......... 3
2 Withdrawn.......... 0
1 Withdrawn.......... 2
3 Withdrawn .......... 0

33 Withdrawn ..........

INSURANCE TAXES. i

The following amounts of Insurance Taxes were collected
through this Department for the State during the year 1923:
Insurance Company License Taxes ............ $ 53,250.00
Insurance Agents License Taxes.............. 73,912.50
Insurance Companies Premium Tax-2% of
the gross premiums collected from policy-
holders in ahe State of Florida during the
year 1922 ................................ 420.339.89

$547,502.39

Fees for filing Annual Statement of Insurance
Companies, paid to State Treasurer and
turned into General Revenue Fund .........$ 3,135 00

Total receipts from Insurance all sources. .$550,687.39

16

LIST OF SECURITIES DEPOSITED WITH THE STATE
TREASURER BY INSURANCE COMPANIES
DECEMBER 31, 1923.

Under Section 4339, Revised General Statutes.

Aetna Casualty & Surety Co., Hartford, Conn.
I. S. Liberty Loan Registered Bonds, par
value ................................ .$
American Surety Company, New York.
N. Y. State Registered Bond, par value .....
Fidelity Casualty Co., New York, N. Y.
U. S. Liberty Loan Registered Bond, par
value .................................
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Md., Baltimore, Md.
State of Tennessee Registered Bonds, par
value .................................
Globe Indemnity Company, New York, N. Y.
U. S. Liberty Loan Registered Bonds, par
valu e ................................
Hartford Accdt. & Indemnity Co., Hartford, Conn.
U. S. Liberty Loan Registered Bonds, par
valu e .................................
Indemnity Ins. Co. of North America, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
U. S. Liberty Loan Registered Bonds, par
value .................................
Maryland Casualty Company, Baltimore, Md.
U. S. Liberty Loan Registered Bonds, par
value .................................
Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance Co., Boston,
Mass.
U. S. Liberty Loan Coupon Bonds, par value.
National Surety Company, New York, N. Y.
State of Tennessee Coupon Bonds, par value.
Royal Indemnity Company, New York, N. Y.
U. S. Liberty Loan Registered Bonds, par
valu e .................................
Southern Surety Company, Des Moines, Iowa.
U. S. Liberty Loan Coupon Bonds, par value.
Standard Accident Insurance Co., Detroit, Mich.
U. S. Treasury Gold Bonds, Registered, par
value ................................
Union Indemnity Company, New Orleans, La.
State of Louisiana Registered Bonds, par
valu e .....................................
U. S. Fidelity & Casualty Co., Baltimore. Md.
U. S. Liberty Loan Registered Bonds, par
valu e ................................

60,000.00

50,000.00

50,000.00

50,000.00

50,000.00

50,000.00

50,00000

50,000.00

50.000.00

50,000.00

60,000.00

50,000.00

50,000.00

50,000.00

50,000.00

Total ................. ................... $ 770.000.00

17

Under Section 4283, Revised General Statutes.
By-
Agricultural Insurance Company, Watertown,
N. Y.
State of New York Registered
Bond, par value of.......... $10,000.00
City of St. Petersburg, Fla.
Coupon Bonds, par value........ 10,000.00 $ 20,000.00
Home Insurance Company, New York, N. Y.
District of Columbia Reg. Bond.. $10,000.00
U. S. Government Reg. Bonds... 10,000.00 20,000.00
In addition to the above collateral bonds there is
deposited with the State Treasurer, under the
provision of this Chapter, Surety Bonds in
approved Surety Companies in the amount of
$20,000.00 each-by 148 Fire Insurance Comn-
panies aggregating .............................. 2,960,000.00
$3,000,000.00

Under Section 4303, Revised General Statutes.

By-
Carolina Life Insurance Co.. Columbia, S. C.
U. S. Liberty Loan Bond, coupon, par value..$ 5.000.00
Industrial Life & Health Ins. Co., Atlanta. Ga.
Municipal Bonds, coupons, par value........ 5,000.00
National Accident & Health Ins. Co., Philadelphia.
U. S. Liberty Loan Coupon Bonds, per
value ................................. 5,000.00

Total ....................... ............. 15,000.00

Under Chapter 9149 Laws 'of Florida.

By-
Central Industrial Insurance Co., Tampa, Fla.
Fla. Municipal Coupon Bonds, par value of.. 5,000.00
Citizens Industrial Insurance Co., Jacksonville,
Fla.
Fla. Municipal Coupon Bonds. par value.... 5,000.00
Douglas Industrial Insurance Co., Gainesville,
Fla.
U. S. Liberty Loan Coupon Bonds, par value. 5,000.00
Gulf Life & Accident Ins. Co.. Jacksonville, Fla.
Fla. Municipal Coupon Bonds, par value.... 10,000.00
Independent Life & Accdt. Ins. Co., Jacksonville,
Fla.
Fla. Municipal Coupon Bonds, par value.... 5,000.00
Peoples Industrial Ins. Co., Jacksonville, Fla.
Orange County, Fla., Coupon Bonds, par
value ..................................... 5,000.00

$35,000.00

COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET
(1920 to 1923, Inclusive)
S. 1920 | 1921 | 1922 1923
Balance in all Funds January 1. ...................... $ 1,825,899.961$ 2,270,950.98 $ 1,695,473.56 $ 2,263,289.72
Receipts . ................................... 8,835,345.971 9,552,405.551 12,480,858.041 14,983,633.42
I $10,661,245.931$11,823,356.531$14,176,331.601$17,246,923.14
Disbursements ............. ................. 8,390,294.951 10.127,882.971 11,913,041.881 14.334,348.34
Balance in all Funds December 31. ................... $ 2,270,950.981$ 1,695,473.561$ 2,263,289.721$ 2,912,574.80
State Road Department Suspense Account (Undistributed Balance) ............................. 78,136.48

Total in hands of Treasurer December 31, 1923. ............................................... $ 2,990,711.28

I---;---------C
Balance in all Funds January 1, 1920 ......................................................... 1$ 1,825,899.96
Receipts during period of four years ......................................................... 45,852,242.98
S$47,678,142.94
Disbursements during period of four years.......... ....................................... 44,765,568.14
(----------
Balance in all Funds December 31. 1923........................... ........... ............... 2,912,574.80
State Road Department Suspense Account (Undistributed Balance) ............................. 78,136.48

Total in hands of Treasurer December 31, 1923. ............... ........................... .$ 2,990,711.28

SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS-ALL FUNDS
(1920 to 1923, Inclusive)
FUNDS | 1920 | 1921 I 1922 | 1923

General Revenue Fund ............................. .
One Mill School Tax Fund ...........................
Pension Tax Fund .............. ................
State Board of Health (Tax) Fund ...................
Principal of School Fund ............................
Interest of School Fund .............................
Principal of Seminary Fund .........................
Drainage Tax Fund (Regular) .......................
Drainage Bond Fund .............................
State Prison Fund ................... ..............
State Prison (Tax) Fund ............................
Railroad Commission Fines Fund ....................
Shell Fish Fund ....................................
Teachers Examination Fund .........................
State Road Tax Fund ............................ ..
Motor Vehicle License County Road Fund.............
Motor Vehicle License Maintenance Fund..............
Motor Vehicle License Expense Fund .................
Florida National Forest Fund ...................... .
Everglades Drainage Bonds Sinking Fund.............
Federal Aid Road Fund .............................
Chamberlain-Kahn Health Fund ......................

2,865,396.761$ 2,725,100.691$
349,638.621 356,947.251
1,092,259.731 1,115,837.441
181,086.791 162,395.911
279,260.391 216,953.151
75,052.921 90,209.691
I
573,707.961 616,177.031
1,094,633.331 1,364,462.181
4,525.451
178,679.371 170,470.99
350.001
36,584.141 32,039.721
5,834.001 8,330.501
934,135.261 754,910.711
425,775.001 570,461.11
73,725.001 100,963.721
46,259.441 69,604.731
6,112.081 3,761.351
7,428.681 548.091
209,060.841 490,308.381
9,065.101 4,307.541

3,360,315.051$
397,576.411
1,196,577.561
103,403.11
104,902.07
99,789.371

605,878.961
1,693,626.12

191,083.771
200.00
34,574.21
10,823.581
981,523.401

71,623.511
92,414.231
6,201.731
101,232.361
842,965.841
1

3,946.872.24
430,539.49
1,080,031.28
133,717.60
321,188.48
107,197.81
5,671.49
792,591.61
1,685,034.42

187,622.27

29,560.02
9,904.00
947,919.81

92,969.74
98,495.34
4,560.84
52,404.75
820,090.20

1$

Automobile Refund Fund ............................
State Fire Insurance Fund ........................ .
Gasoline Inspection Fund ........................ .
State Board of Nurses Fund ................. ......
Boys' Industrial School Fund ........................
Girls' Industrial School Fund ........................
Principal Agricultural College Fund ..................
Agricultural College Fund ...........................
Interest on Seminary Fund ..........................
Hatch Experiment Station Fund ................... ...
Adams Experiment Station Fund .....................
Lever Agricultural Extension Fund .............. .. ..
Lever Supplementary Extension Fund...............
White College Morrill Fund ..........................
A. & M. College Morrill Fund ........................
A. & M. College Incidental Fund .................. ...
A. & M. College Slater Fund .........................
University of Florida Incidental Fund ................
Experiment Station Incidental Fund ..................
Florida State College Incidental Fund ................
Deaf and Blind School Incidental Fund ...............
Smith-Hughes Agricultural Fund .................... I
Smith-Hughes Trades and Industries Fund.............
Smith-Hughes Teachers Training Fund.............. .
Winter Haven Sub-Experiment Fund................

3,359.611
15,403.031
89,010.821
2,922.651
384.601
1,512.321

10,381.001
4,303.001
15,000.001
15,000.001
48,921.681
16,217.371
25,000.001
25,000.001
3,696.271
550.001
12,981.591
6,095.471
22,855.791
236.001
11,124.131
3,015.94
10,253.701
1

19,993.391
93,464.361
2,413.301
52.421
966.041

7,665.001
4,303.001
15,000.001
15,000.001
48,335.041
17,048.721
25,000.001
25,000.001
5,496.331
250.001
16,179.401
6,413.901
24,165.611
395.501
10,270.311
4,905.831
7,766.461
3,782.151

9,676.781
104,244.371
2,944.001

2,345.921

17,665.001
4,303.001.
15,000.001
15,000.001
56,196.511
16,764.051
25,000.001
25,000.001
10,404.031

27,897.851
6,352.741
38,504.861
992.501
16,875.601
9,135.281
10,985.711
1

32,617.96
134,839.58
3,197.00

3,938.98
346.30
8,106.98
4,303.00
15,000.00
15,000.00
58,891.72
15,636.77,
25,000.00 "
25,000.00
5,103.96

39,186.29
7,261.29
42,051.60
769.00
20,190.48
10,841.63
10,419.17

SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS-ALL FUNDS-Continued.
(1920 to 1923, Inclusive.)
FUND 1920 1921 1922 1923

State Highway Fund...............................
Florida Board of Chiropractic Examiners Fund ........
Florida State Hospital Special Maintenance Fund......
University of Florida Hygiene Fund..................
General Extension Division Incidental Fund...........
State Road License Fund (Gasoline) ..................
Florida Farm Colony for Epileptic and Feeble Minded,
Incidental Fund ..................................
Florida State Bonds Sinking Fund....................
Special One Mill Drainage Tax Fund....: .........
Tobacco Experiment Station Incidental Fund..........
A. & M. College Hospital Fund .......................
State-Federal Aid Road Fund ......................
State Aid Fund for Counties .........................
State Board of Health, Venereal Control Act...........
State Board of Health, Sheppard-Towner Act ..........
Tick Eradication Tax Fund .......................
County Road License Fund (Gasoline) ................
Gasoline License Expense Fund .......................
Auto Theft Fund .............. .................

17,850.321
234.111
14,330.451
10,000.001
1,135.261

55,824.741
354.801
17,262.141

3,675.521
228,056.411

1,096.461
38,478.541

80,803.141
730.00|
20,445.871

4,229.041
601,509.761

1,366.611
67,583.20|
4,634.461
200.001
402.601
1,002,729.201
368,390.12
3,092.001
14,742.561

I

91,884.70
445.00
13,855.30

4,037.49
1,262,194.24

2,304.36
83,639.72 M
16,631.96

1,735.80
1,301,577.63
464,928.06
2,863.00
12,185.99
48,991.41
377,748.01
1,100.00
57,518.00

Hotel Commission Fund ............................. I 16,295.00
Special Shell Fish 2c per barrel Planting Fund......... | I I 224.65
Total Receipts, all Funds........................ $ 8,835,345.971$ 9,552,405.551$12,480,858.041$14,983,633.42
Note: State Prison Fund closed into State Prison (Tax) Fund in 1920.
Balance in Gasoline Inspection Fund is transferred annually to State Highway Fund.

SUMMARY OF DISBURSEMENTS-ALL FUNDS
(1920 to 1923, Inclusive)

FUND

General Revenue Fund ..............................
One Mill School Tax Fund ...........................
Pension Tax Fund ............... ................
State Board of Health (Tax) Fund ...................
Principal of School Fund ............................
Interest of School Fund .............................
Principal of Seminary Fund .........................
Drainage Tax Fund (Regular) ........... ...........
Drainage Bond Fund ............................ .
State Prison Fund ............... ...............
State Prison (Tax) Fund ............................
Shell Fish Fund ......... .......................
Teachers Examination Fund .................. ......
State Road Tax Fund ..............................
Motor V. L. County Road Fund ......................
Motor V. L. Maintenance Fund .......................
Motor V. L. License Expense Fund ...................
Florida National Forest Fund........................
Everglades Drainage Bonds Sinking Fund.............
Federal Aid Road Fund ............................
Chamberlain-Kahn Health Fund ......................
Automobile Refund Fund ...........................

1920 | 1921 I 1922 I 1923

$ 2,500,061.871$
345,757.151
1,042,991.37|
156,187.801
254,286.271
68,338.201

502,317.521
1,169,460.561
17,590.48
181,648.941
37,988.201
5,946.001
1,000,321.251
226,173.921
66,114.89
45,376.831
10,187.851
223,000.001
203,588.161
17,884.821
8,062.001

3,237,628.931$
357,876.00!
1,170,938.481
208,183.351
243,359.03!
74,574.001

649,163.421
1,425,512.931

164,631.851
33,348.731
9,239.911
743,426.43
639,857.08
69,896.72
61,734.721
3,761.35!

430,178.47
4,665.09
70.001

3,292,810.85 $
397,282.77
1,207,503.601
125,145.321
145,935.331
93,137.551

570,775.051
1,607,270.50

140,376.86
32,629.56
10,197.05
924,024.341
243,879.81
86,844.78
64,251.801
6,201.73
100,000.00
670,365,371
1.40
14.00|

3,662,752.19
413,675.47
1,155,813.74
121,129.03
307,726.29
110,197.11
5,415.83
549,522.50
1,669,290.78

155;296.34
26,293.72
7,904.21
903,129.42
45,785.50
71,647.41
138,740.20

50,0QQ0.Q
985,67a,24

State Fire Insurance Fund ...........................
Gasoline Inspection Fund ............................
State Hospital Incidental Fund ................... ...I
State Board of Nurses Fund .................. ......
Boys Industrial School Fund ...................... ..
Agricultural College Fund ...........................
Interest of Seminary Fund ...........................
Hatch Experiment Station Fund .....................
Adams Experiment Station Fund .....................
Lever Agricultural Extension Fund ...................
Lever Supplementary Extension Fund .................
White College Morrill Fund ..........................
A. & M. College Morrill Fund ................... .....
A. & M, College Incidental Fund ................... .
A. & M. College Slater Fund .........................
University of Florida Incidental Fund ................
Experiment Station Incidental Fund ..................
Florida State College Incidental Fund .................
Deaf and Blind School Incidental Fund...............
Smith-Hughes Agricultural Fund .....................
Smith-Hughes Trades and Industries Fund............
Smith-Hughes Teachers Training Fund ................
Winter Haven Sub-Experiment Station Fund..........
State Highway Fund .... ...........................
Florida State Hospital Special Maintenance Fund......

12,971.841
34,405.25(

3,011.931

9,545.691
919.161
15,068.531
13,450.951
46,946.461
20,511.141
23,950.691
26,904.311
4,139.081
470.001
15,103.511
6,129.841
11,472.211

9,950.131
4,322.521
10,478.401
1,703.181
17,839.611
14,329.971

9,966.221
68,699.70
4,000.00
2,619.261
1,131.511
6,963.571
2,741.031
14,125.591
16,302.631
42,997.501
16,578.51
35,551.03
25,198.311
5,506.311
385.001
17,014.241
6,310.271
35,324.081
750.001
11,344,631
5,381.391
8,890.591
3,548.281
55,826.781
3,903.201

6,377.781
93,278.521

2,385,15
389.99
5,426.66
2,154.621
15,220.381
15,076.45
54,193.11
17,310.87
25,987.78
23,310.351
7,645,441
.301
19,793,971
5,596,141
26,775.861

14,181.241
7,471.451
9,807.851
2,503.191
10,075.631
1

4,231.42
100,921.17

2,582.72

22,400,16
11,193.16
15,233,42
15,172,39
60,345,79
15,168,09
23,963,34
22,763,39 tE
7,125.21 *

35,051.91
7,137,42
38,515.97
324,89
18,00,49
11,37,37
11,460.45

162,528.12

SUMMARY OF DISBURSEMENTS-ALL FUNDS-Continued
(1920 to 1923, Inclusive)
FUND | 1920 | 1921 1922 1923

University of Florida Hygiene Fund ..................
General Extension Division Incidental Fund...........
State Road Licenses Fund (Gasoline) ..................
Florida Board of Chiropractic Examiners Fund.......
Florida Bonds Sinking Fund .........................
State Federal Aid Road Fund........................
State Aid Fund for Counties .........................
State Board of Health, Venereal Control Act..........
State Board of Health, Sheppard-Towner Act..........
A. & M. College Hospital Fund .......................
Tick Eradication Fund..............................
County Road License Fund (Gasoline) ................
Gasoline License Expense Fund .......................
Auto Theft Fund ..................................
Hotel Commission Fund.............................
Florida Farm Colony for Epileptic and Feeble Minded
Incidental Fund ................. ...............
Total Disbursements all Funds ................... .

2,693.76|
692.711

7,306.241
4,045.621
149,202.931
567.61|
37,654.45|
|1
|1
|1

3,131.191
421,647.621
674.331
66,695.351
970,942.891
361,166.211
442.931
4,333.361
397.601

4,136.85
1,145,843.99
448.34
84,269.76
1,310,956.97
471,011.74
2,090.72
20,782.63 ,
1,697.27 o
8,588.44
289,540.83
100.00
21,423.75
5,760.45

2,198.81

8.390,294.951$10,127,882.97 $11,913,041.88|$14,334,348.34

Note: State Prison Fund closed into State Prison (Tax) Fund in 1920.
Balance in Gasoline Inspection Fund is transferred annually to State Highway Fund.

ABSTRACT OF RECEIPTS-GENERAL REVENUE FUND
0 291( to 1923 Inclusive)

SOURCE
Taxes of Current Year ............................ .
Taxes of Preceding Year .............................
Taxes of Former Years .......................... .
General License Tax ................................
License American Railway Express Co ................
License Hotels and Restaurants ................... ....
License Gulf Refining Company ................... ....
License Union Tank Car Co. ....................... .
License Fruit Growers Express .................. ....
License Pullman Car Co........ .................. ..
License Insurance Companies .........................
License Insurance Agents .......................... .
Insurance Companies, Premium Tax-2%( on Gross Re-
ceipts during preceding year ................... ....
Pullman Car Co., Percentage on Gross Receipts .........
Tax on Commissions ................................
Charter Tax- Corporations ..........................
Sale of Fertilizer Stamps ...........................
Sale of Feed Stamps ...................................
Sale of Acts of Legislature ......................... .
Sale of Bound General Statutes ..................... .
Sale of Unbound General Statutes....................

1920 | 1921 I 1922 I 1923

$

296,435.481$
1,294,866.36|
8,234.58|
311,325.961
13,986.251
21,812.001
500.00|
500.00|
500.001
5,500.001
41,750.00|
52,822.401
1
279,672.631
6,790.79|
2,882.001
121,759.001
68,079.021
40,130.561
628.001
15.001
17.501

353,107.441$
1,091,338.271
11,125.691
284,009.271
15,977.761
19,035.711
500.001
500.001
500.001
5,500.001
44,300.001
59,797.501

374,777.661
9,130.211
2,573.001
99,837.001
72,904.581
41,595.931
672.501

408,567.281$
1,513,475.791
7,454.411
322,882.721
14,620.491
28,571.291
500.001
500.001
500.001
5,500.001
48,600.001
65,042.501

384,551.661
7,789.991
2,349.001
120,672.001
88,442.251
49,264.691
619.001

533,911.03
1,731,398.84
19,284.09
345,814.85
15,467.95
6,459.50
500.00
500.00
500.00 .
5,500.00
53,250.00
73,912.50

420,339.89
7,556.54
2,448.00
214,692.93
99,641.11
53,882.44
1,888.00

ABSTRACT OF RECEIPTS-GENERAL REVENUE FUND-Continued.
(1920 to 1923, Inclusive)
SOURCE i 1920 1921 1922 | 1923
Sale of Justice of Peace Manuals ...................... 4.001
Sale of Perfumery Certificates ....................... 20.001 35.001
Sale of Confiscated Feed Stuffs ........................ I 168.19
Sale of Revised Statutes ............................ [ 20.001
Fees from State Treasurer as Insurance Commissioner. 2,605.001 2,765.001 2,925.00 3,185.00
Fees from Secretary of State......................... 4,492.801 4,887.451 5,283.951 7,917.40
Fees from Commissioner of Agriculture ................( 770.301 1,016.751 818.191 1,110.35
Fees from Shell Fish Commissioner .................... 230.101 108.051 15.051 .30
Receipts from Comptroller Under Chapter 6422. ....... I 1,060.151 1,200.00|1
Receipts from Comptroller Under Section 4073.......... I 1,094.001 894.88 t
Receipts from Live Stock Sanitary Board.............. I 4,500.00
Interest on Deposits (See Foot Note) .................. 52,568.211 27,276.661
Bank Examination Tax............................. 7,255.001 5,885.001 8,140.001 9,127.50
Tax Certificates, Principal from Comptroller ........... 70,200.651 45,579.941 92,613.451 112,275.54
Tax Certificates, Expense of Sale from Comptroller ..... I 29,695.241 23,148.071 39,776.481 36,348.85
Tax Certificates, Interest from Comptroller. ........... 105,316.921 80,812.001 122,472.781 171,221.36
Tax Certificates, Interest on Deposits from Comptroller. 3,260.701 1,159.111 3,121.22? 3,177.48
One Mill Tax on Capital Stock Jacksonville Main Street II I
Railway ........................................ 30.001 30.001 30.001 30.00
Sale of State Flags .............. .................. 73.251 1.251 6.001
Sale of Old D esk ............... .................... 5.001 I 1
Sale of Laws Governing County Commissioners ......... 1.001 1.001

Sale of Pages in Campaign Book Under Chapter 6469.. 2,670.001 755.00|
SFees from Candidates under Chapter 6469 ............. 6,766.201 6,981.001
S Binding Journals ...................... .............. 3.00
" Refund Attorney's Commissions in re Ex-Tax Collector
Duval County ..................................... 7,281.92|
Refund on Typewriter ............................... 87.641
Refund by Dade County Warrant to Smith-Hughes Agri-
cultural Appropriation ............................ 41.66
Refund on Railroad Ticket to Smith-Hughes Teachers
Training Appropriation ........................... .671
Refund by Comptroller's Warrant from Smith-Hughes
Agricultural Fund ................................ 104.17
Refund by Comptroller's Warrant from State Fire In-
surance Fund ................... ................ 1,000.001|
Refund by Gov. S. J. Catts on account Contingent Fund I
A appropriation ............... .................... 38.501
Refund by Standard Oil Company .................... 32.551
Refund on Account Officers Cottage Appropriation, BoysI
Industrial School ................................. 1,050.881
Refund by Comptroller's Warrant from Teachers Exam-
ination Fund ..................... ............. 523.621
License Southeastern Express Company ................ 6.83 74.521
Sale of Bound General Statutes of 1920................! 8,491.001 2.822.00| 2,416.00
Sale of Unbound Revised General Statutes of 1920..... 336.001 120.001 104.00
Receipts from Live Stock Sanitary Board Under Chapter I I
7917 ........................................... I 32,000.001

ABSTRACT OF RECEIPTS-GENERAL REVENUE FUND-Continued.
(1920 to 1923, Inclusive)
SOURCE ~ 1920 1921 1922 1923
Receipts from Girls Industrial School Maintenance Ap- I
propriation .................... .................. 29.121
Reimbursement from Circuit Court of Jefferson County i
on Account of Overpayment of Witness Fee .......... 4.001
Receipts from Boys Industrial School Maintenance Ap-
propriation ............... .................... 2,208.471
Refund on Comptroller's Warrant No. 38451........... 63.221
Refund on Comptroller's Warrant No. 24963 .......... 33.001
Refund on Comptroller's Warrant No. 16296........... 374.001
Refund on Comptroller's Warrant No. 12243 ........... 295.001
Refund on Comptroller's Warrant No. 37167 .......... 155.75
License Tax Mexican Petroleum Company ............. 500.00| 500.00
Sale of Bound Revised Statutes ....................... | 9.00| 29.00
Refund on Comptroller's Warrant No. 41423........... 40.28
Refunds on Comptroller's Warrants Nos. 31249, 31252
and 34293, Smith-Hughes State Appropriation Fund. 197.47
Receipts from State Auditor on Account of Certificates
for Witness Fees in "Sweeting Trial," Key West,
Florida, 1915 ............................ ...... 110.00
Receipts from Persons Licensed to Catch Migratory Birds I
for Scientific Purposes ............................ 4.001 3.00

Receipts from Transfer of Shell Fish Fund Under Chap-
ter 6877, Section 14.............................
Refund of Express Charges by Underwood Typewriter
Com pany ........................................
Refund of Freight Charges by Louisville & Nashville
Railway Co. .................................... .
Reimbursement by Circuit Court of Orange County on |
Account of Overpayment of Witness Fee........... .:
License Tax, Southwestern Express Company..........
Sale of Legislative Journals ................... ..... .
Sale of General Laws ...............................
Sale of Book "Soldiers of Florida"....................
Sale of Supreme Court Reports .......................
Receipts from Shell Fish Commissioner, under Chapter
9338, Acts of 1923 .............................. I
Receipts from Smith-Hughes State Appropriation Fund.!
Refund on Comptroller's Warrant on Account Industrial
School for Girls .................................. I
Refund on Account December, 1922, Jury List ..........
Refund on Comptroller's Warrant 19144, Issued in 1921.1
Refund from E. A. Martin Seed Company .............. I
Refund on Comptroller's Warrant 26435, on Account
Witness in Rast Case ............................ .
Refund from Secretary of State on Account Overpayment
of Janitor ................ .....................
Refund from State Chemist ...........................I

2,464.291

1.23

10.60

22.471

Total Receipts, General Revenue ................. 2,865.396.761$ 2.725,100.691' 3,360.315.051$

2,282.93

200.46
4.00
94.00
1.25
3,178.00

263.48
640.68 U

120.12
3.10
25.00
54.45

9.90

18.25
20.20
3,946,872.24

Note: After June 30, 1921, Interest on Deposit of State
instead of to General Revenue Fund.

Funds is credited to Florida Bonds Sinking Fund,

ABSTRACT OF DISBURSEMENTS-GENERAL REVENUE FUND.
(1920 to 1923, Inclusive.)

1921 |

Executive Office
Contingent Expenses of State .........................
Gov. Mansion and Grounds, Imp. and Care.............
Gov. Mansion, Furnishing and Repairing ...............
Educational Appropriations
A. & M. College for Negroes, Educational Fund .......
Board of Control, Educational Fund ...................
School for Deaf and Blind, Educational Fund ..........
School for Deaf and Blind, Bldg. Educational Fund....
Fla. State College for Women, Educational Fund.......
Fla. State College for Women, Bldg. Educational Fund..|
Lever Agricultural Extension Fund, State Appropriation
Plant Act Fund, General. ........................... .
Plant Act Fund, Special ......................... .I
University of Florida, Educational Fund ..............
University of Florida, Bldg. Educational Fund.........
University of Florida, Farmers Institute Edu. Fund ...
Smith-Hughes Fund, State Appropriation ..............
S.-H. Administrative Dept., State Appropriation ......
A. & M. College for Negroes, Bld. Educational Fund.....
Everglades Agricultural Experiment Station...........
Tobacco Experiment Station (Gadsden County) ........

120 I

4,750.471$
802.081
986.591

14,196.341
3,639.231
57,785.621
47,416.661
119,411.621
122,190.411
29,944.011
39,064.161
97,025.761
121,720.091
12,097.98[
79.83|
24.954.911
4,373.411
24,721.051
|

5,433.101$
1,104.391
643.031

15,985.271
4,198.121
69,445.111
30,219.171
124,077.681
111,911.441
36,013.271
30,655.851
149,699.301.
148,490.291
5,818.801

24,604.411
4,717.041
14,426.381
33.671
1

1922

4,305.541$
860.901
1,259.391

20,846.171
2,812.841
76.898.61]
36,389.821
155,587.871
191,733.631
43,917.011
29,216.351
148,520.631
228,482.051
76,161.501
1
32,253.911
5,051.191
5.852.081
.821
19,463.441

1923

12,850.11
1,239.63
1,182.27

20,330.34
6,031.72
83,912.63
3,491.07 ,
173,246.01 o>
28,849.29
47,523.55
25,359.05
153,062.09
290,348.63
36,771.50

41,192.37
3,814.66
10,095.75

15,544.96

Scholarships at each of two State Institutions of Higher I
Learning ..................................... 10,900.00
Agricultural Extension Division-Exhibits at Fairs..... 73.00
Agricultural Department I
Agricultural Statistics .............................. 15,698.101 3,602.851 22,317.85 2,073.60
Express and Telegrams .............................. 743.151 712.511 737.03 859.41
Salary and Expenses, Fertilizer Analyst............... 2,406.24
Field Note Division ................................. | 60.181 10.001
Repairs to Furniture ............... .... ......... 1 250.00
Postage ...... ..................................... .955.331 1,082.461 1,378.021 1,093.96
Printing Bulletins ............................... 2,764.151 3,000.001 3,000.001 2,387.58
Printing Stamps .................................... 2,385.691 1,673.981 2,000.00 3,652.97
Stationery and Other Contingent Expenses ............. 1,132.791 1,195.821 1,162.72 1,454.14 co
Traveling Expenses Commissioner of Agriculture....... 677.111 600.00| 519.72 978.04 '
Extra Printing for Immigration Department ........... 1,186.961 1,000.00| 875.36 1,196.26
Printing M aps ..................................... 2,965.001 3,000.00
State Chemical Department
Chemicals and Apparatus for State Chemist ............ 1,212.831 641.411 1,001.60 936.98
Clerk Chemical Division ................ ...... 1,200.001 1,200.001 1,200.00 1,250.00
Janitor State Labatory ......................... ...460.001 530.00| 600.00 350.00
Postage, Express and Telegrams ....................... 364.461 122.941 269.211 211.61
Salary State Chemist and Assistants ................... 8,943.431 9,833.331 11,833.361 11,000.05
Salaries Food and Drug Inspectors .................... 5,400.001 5,265.001 5,700.001
Traveling Expenses Food and Drug Inspectors......... 3,224.851 3,487.381 3.529.551 10,736.38
Traveling Expenses State Chemist and Assistants ....... 665.031 747.00 991.391 1,191.14

ABSTRACT OF DISBURSEMENTS-GENERAL REVENUE FUND-Continued.
(1920 to 1923, Inclusive.)
I 1920 1921 1922 1923

Incidental Expenses Pure Food Division ...............
Samples and Incidentals, Pure Food Division..........
Capitol and Offices
Salaries Executive Department.......................
Salaries Clerks Administrative Department ............
Stationery Executive and Legislative Departments......
Contingent Expenses State Treasurer's Office..........
Incidental Expense Insurance Commissioner............
Engineer at Capitol ................................
Fuel, Light and Water at Capitol .....................
Incidental Expenses Attorney General's Office.........
Janitors at Capitol ..................................
Janitor Comptroller's and Treasurer's Offices..........
List Land Entries and Other Contingent Expenses Comp-
troller's Office ....................................
Postage, Express and Telegrams Secretary of State.....
Postage, Printing and Other Contingent Expenses Super-
intendent Public Instruction .......................
Purchase of Books, Attorney General's Office...........
Traveling Expenses Supt. Public Instruction ...........
Repairs and Other Incidental Expenses of Capitol.......
Watchman at Capitol ................................

2,271.941

27,600.00|
85,615.41]
2,249.70|
1,146.791
1,360.89|
1,200.00|
1,831.511
905.141
1,440.001
470.001

1,175.991
1,246.491

2,458.261
499.101
692.871
2,169.761
1,200.001

1,137.871

29,721.421
95,729.131
1,878.171
1,022.961
1,325.791
1,200.001
1,993.401
900.431
1,605.001
560.001

1,145.591
1,499.151

3,576.591
498.631
510.411
2,009.691
1,200.001

1,159.391

38,826.091
105,009.671
1,685.561
1,088.251
1,607.541
1,200.001
1,661.671
377.111
1,775.001
600.001

1,548.791
1,561.281

4,836.591
500.001
556.461
1,990.341
1,200.001

633.18
682.47

32,250.00
110,649.52
2,376.51
1,239.39
1,476.20
1,325.00
3,405.72 o
563.34
2,600.00

802.40
2,754.77

4,409.78
960.97
612.51
6,327.89
1,200.00

Burglary Insurance on Securities Held by State Treasureri 50000 0 1,0.00 1,666.66
Purchase of Book Case and Office Furniture Atty. Gen. I
Office .................... ....................... j 56.95 181.851 283.64
Repairs and Other Incidental Expenses of Capitol, Emer-
gency Appropriation .......................... ... .3,999.95
Postage State Treasurer's Office ................. 300.00| 600.00| 705.00
Auditing Department Comptroller's Office............. 7,491.991 18,161.481 16,734.78
Salaries State Bank Examiners............... ...... 10,006.80| 6,495.65| 10,633.311
Traveling Expenses State Bank Examiners ............. 7,011.45 6,700.95 8,084.401
Salaries and Traveling Expenses State Bank Examiners.. 21,845.77
Contingent Expenses Comptroller's Office............. 671.50
Codifying and Publishing School Laws ................. 622.03
*Auditor's Department
Postage, Stationery and Other Cont. Exp. Auditor...... 461.871 407.001
Salary State. Auditor and Clerks ..................... 6,619.00| 3,674.501
Salaries Asst. State Auditors ...................... ... 6,000.001 4,203.501
Traveling Expenses State Auditor.................... 691.121 242.171
Traveling Expenses Asst. State Auditors ............... 2,447.511 883.381
Salaries and Traveling Expenses Accountants State Au- I
ditor's Office ............................. ..... I 1,606.541 1,036.831
Military Department I
Salary Adjutant General ............. .............. 1,833.291 2,166.731 4,666.66 3,887.85
National Guard of Florida .......................... 20,936.371 37,376.011 57,275.561 67,355.84
Act for Relief of Duval County Home Guards.......... 24.001 6.001
National Guard of Florida, Preserving the Peace........ 1 670.751 [ 911.82 83.27

ABSTRACT OF DISBURSEMENTS-GENERAL REVENUE FUND-Continued.
(1920 to 1923, Inclusive.)

National Guard of Florida, Bid., Repg., etc., Arsenal....
National Guard of Fla., Repair to Armory Apalachicola.. |
National Guard of Fla., Repair to Armory Key West ... ..
Judicial Department
Contingent Expenses Supreme Court..................
Clerk Supreme Court, per diem ................... .
Clerk Supreme Court, as Librarian ...................
Expenses Circuit Judges Sitting in Other Circuits. .....
Expenses Circuit Judges Sitting in Supreme Court......
Expenses of Circuit Judges ...........................
Expenses Crim. Court Judges Sitting in Other Counties..
Expenses State Attorneys Acting in Other Circuits......
Electric Lights, Water Gas, etc., for Supreme Court.....
Janitor, Electrician and Elevator Man .................
Janitor, Furnace and Yard Man......................
Jurors and W witnesses ....................... .... .
Messenger Supreme Court ......................... ..
Printing Supreme Court Reports. ..... .........
Purchase of Books for Supreme Court Library ..........
Rewards for and Expense of Arrest Fugitives from Justicel
Salaries Judicial Department. ...................... |
Salaries Justices of Supreme Court ....................

1920 1921 1 1922 1 1923

600.001

2,998.061
945.00|
300.001
234.411
305.521

37.121
68.981
851.701
540.001
470.971
160,136.131
480.00
1,078.001
698.501

108,602.501
22,500.001

2,904.87!

3,142.851
935.251
300.001
769.111
80.341

185.82
678.071
567.50|
510.00(
186,098.801
535.001
3,990.801
618.201
100.001
113,253.531
23,750.001

10,422.671

1,723.741

2,755.481
1,095.551
350.001
728.42
13.53

85.611
91.81!
844.80
600.00
600.001
205,449.241
575.001
1,224.41|
1,755.561
450.001
140,592.621
31,166.651

2,847.89
939.00
300.00

6,897.85

405.93
988.76
600.00
600.00
204,435.32
600.00

929.50

146,712.32
31,395.75

33,528.02

'^^ ^^

i

Supreme Court, Fuel for Heating ....................
Revision and Consolidation of Laws of Florida..........
Salary Secretary Supreme Court Justices ..............
Salary Asst. Secretary Supreme Court Justices.........
Salaries Law Clerks and Stenographers, Supreme Court..
Sheriff Supreme Court, per diem ......................
Watchman for Supreme Court.............. ........
Repairing Supreme Court Building, etc.................
Court Reporters' Salaries .............................
Costs Adjudged Against State in Civil Cases ...........
Miscellaneous Appropriations.
Abstracting Lands Sold for Taxes for Use Tax Assessors.
Citrus Fruit Standard. ........... ................. ..
Confederate Soldiers Home ............ .............
County Finances ............... .....................
Expenses Collection of Revenue ...................... .
Expenses Geological Survey ....................... ..
Expenses Legislature of 1919 ............. ...........
Expenses Session Legislature of 1923 ..................
Farmers Demonstration Work .................. ......
Florida Industrial School for Boys ....................
Florida Industrial School for Girls ................... .
Florida Purchase Centennial Exposition ...............
General Printing and Advertising .................. ...
H otel Com m mission ................... ................

719.781
19,598.571
2,199.981
1,800.001
3,200.001
364.001
900.001
279.631

2,820.001
2,849.941
11,591.991
9,652.561
211,485.741
6,826.121
1,265.001

5,538.441
100,790.501
24,734.901
38.381
33,557.481
16,491.591

1,070.001
18,518.891
2,283.361
1.841.651
4,095.001
676.00)
525.00[
244.281
3,621.731
1
2,217.74|
2,042.801
13,184.101
9,018.19
234,336.071
8,283.561

5,142.011
130,287.671
74,696.67]

29,980.871
19,071.771

1,157.831

2,400.00|
1,900.021
5,250.001
576.001

230.541
20,707.601
32.801
1

1,165.00

2,400.00
1,899.98
5,050.00
272.00

377.89
19,786.56
4.25

3,000.001 1,625.00
2,383.211 2,463.24
15,923.451 12,539.47
1
249,179.481 241,787.26
9,869.051 5,834.92

S124,857.31
4,920.001 5,143.30
84,233.881 95,009.36
49,904.611 29,775.85

31,680.471 33,992.93
15,314.721 22,304.85

c

ABSTRACT OF DISBURSEMENTS-GENERAL REVENUE FUND-Continued.
(1920 to 1923, Inclusive.)

Interest on Bonded Debt ............................
Live Stock Sanitary Board, State. .................. ....
Hog Cholera Serum and Virus ........................
Florida State Hospital, Maintenance....................
Florida State Hospital, Improvements .................
Monument Olustee Battlefield, Care of.................
Printing Delinquent Tax Lists ........................
Printing General Laws ........................... .
Refund on Tax Certificates ..........................
Salaries and Expenses Railroad Commission ............
Salary Actuary Insurance Commissioner ...............
Salary and Expenses Shell Fish Commission ............
Salaries and Expenses Rural School Supervisors........
Services Civil Engineer and Other Expenses Assessment
R ailroads ............... .... ....................
State Board of Examiners for Teachers .................
State Labor Inspector. ............................ .
State Marketing Bureau ......................... .
Sum m er Schools ................................. ...
Teachers Training Department High Schools...........
Traveling Expenses Rural School Inspectors.............
Traveling Expenses Shell Fish Commissioner ...........

1920 1921 1 1922 1 1923

18,047.001
97,627.731
41,104.591
307,391.591
135,034.731
400.001
11,494.801

888.911
34,953.481
2,499.981
1

2,573.931
5,703.181
2,745.061
14,093.061
10,036.161
2,625.001
2,609.62
199.491

18,047.001
67,702.52|
16,055.511
643,357.591
87,276.131
400.001
21,955.201
4,100.001
853.591
33,124.501
1,458.331

1,246.141
1,226.611
2,658.471
21,504.761
14,575.001
3,000.001
2,315.821
1,035.261

18,047.001
43,755.881

462,294.941
36,930.691
400.001
16,000.001
300.001
784.021
36,735.311

2,459.961
3,017.761
2,561.421
26,925.051
14,547.441
2,800.001
2,675.421
647.07

18,047.00
52,557.97

690,154.75
17,814.31
400.00
14,192.80
5,000.00
891.68
35,654.20 N

16,567.44
6,064.65

1,756.06
2,108.57
2,552.85
24,573.43
20,243.00
3,092.26

476.50

Royal Palm State Park. ... ...........................
Fire Losses Payable from General Revenue.............
Appropriation for Deficiency in Interest, Agricultural
College Fund ...................................
Expenses of Primary Election ........................
Investment Companies ...............................
Uniform Course of Study Elementary and High Schools
Official Custodian of the State Flag.....................
Fla. Farm Colony for Epileptics and Feebleminded.....
State Prison Fund-Payable from General Revenue.....
State Prison Farm-County Taxes .....................
Expenses Legislature of 1921.......................
Salary Clerk Board of Commissioners State Institutions.
State Equalizer of Taxes .............................
Insurance Premium Fund ............................
Dade Memorial Park, Sumter County ..................
Presidential Electors ................................
Expenses Legislative Investigating Committee..........
State Board of Examiners, Emergency Appropriation...
Enlargement of Capitol ............................
Battle of Marianna Monument ........................
State Constitutional Memorial Commission ..............
State School Book Commission .................... .....
Natural Bridge Field Park Monument .................
Expenses Budget Commission .........................I
Upkeep of Capitol Grounds...........................

5,432.001
1,616.861
10.90|
1,200.00|
312.731
40,144.94|
26,004.921
1,500.00|

2,500.001
13,450.00|

2,716.00|

432.50|

22.421
142,953.0.

3,877.561
118,119.801
388.881
3,007.971
17,248.251
2,015.001
295.101
936.741
1,833.261
7,880.641
5,000.001
7.551
801.211
1

5,000.00|

2,716.001
12,474.211
217.451

94,056.751

1,938.78
1,037.69|
2,000.01|
12,588.39|
9,676.781
2,985.00|

148,222.841

9,713.921
54.001
5,000.001
120.00|

2,500.00

2,716.00

440.15

179,946.73

4,859.72

1,044.42
10,680.24 w
32,617.96
3,500.00

118,361.99

23.13
922.21

3,259.22
525.00

ABSTRACT OF DISBURSEMENTS-GENERAL REVENUE FUND-Continued.
(1920 to 1923, Inclusive)
1 1920 1921 | 1922 1923
Special Shell Fish Commission Planting Fund.......... 27,846.90
Insurance Excess Premiums Fund .................... 5,760.00
Relief Bill Appropriations
An Act for Relief of P. M. Cate, of Lake County ........ 15.491
An Act for Relief of W. M. Holloway.................. 625.85
An Act for Relief of Chas. P. Lovell, Adjutant General. 500.00
An Act for Relief of Harry W. Thompson.............. 7,038.00
An Act for Relief of J. C. Van Pelt.................... 7,000.00
An Act for Relief of Edgar C. Thompson ............... 1,424.44
An Act for Relief of Gadsden County, Jurors County I
C ourt ...................................... ..... 4,216.201
An Act for Relief of Pepper Printing Co ............... 394.991
An Act for Relief of R. E. L. Chancey.................. 2,450.001
An Act for Relief of Anna Dummett Chapter U. C. D. .1
Inc., of St. Augustine, Fla......................... 2,000.001
An Act for Relief of M. M. Whitehurst................ 1,372.631
An Act for Relief of L. L. Meggs ..................... 800.151
An Act for Relief of R. R. Carter ...................... 631.291
An Act for Relief of John Logan...................... 1,412.651
An Act for Relief of S. J. Johnson .................. .. 40.001
An Act for Relief of J. L. Billingsley, of Dade County... I 1,837.27
An Act for Relief of W. H. Dowling, of Duval County... | 15,000.00

An Act for Relief of T. J. Appleyard, of Leon County...
An Act for Relief of H. H .Taylor ................... .
An Act for Relief of Frank Wideman, of Duval County..
An Act for Relief of Fred W. Pine, of Dade County .....
An Act for Relief of R. H. Alligood, of Leon County....
An Act for Relief of Burroughs Adding Machine Co ....
An Act for Relief of Eugene Hawkins, of Jackson County
An Act for Relief of Mrs. Theresa Munroe, of Leon County
An Act for Relief of J. R. Wells ................... ....
An Act for Relief of City of Tallahassee ................
An Act for Relief of R. C. Baker.................... ..
An Act for Relief of S. R. Langston, of Lafayette County

Total Disbursements from General Revenue Fund... | 2.500.061.87i 3,237.628.931$ 3.292.810.851$

28.75
438.68
300.00
1,728.00
22.60
761.33
40.00
22.60
1,000.00
114.18
881.30
983.85

3.662,752.19 A

*Note: State Auditor's Office consolidated with Comptroller's Department, July 1, 1921.
Disbursements from General Revenue Fund in 1921 include payments out of following appropriations by the
Legislature of 1921 to cover deficiencies in former appropriations.
Florida State Hospital for Insane....................................... ........ .......... $ 260,870.27
Florida Industrial School for Boys..................... ..... .............................. 61,185.87
Interest to Banks account of above named institutions .................................... ....... 3,712.79

Total appropriations under Chapter 8396......... .... .. ..... .. ............... ...... $ 325,768.93
Florida State College for Women, buildings and equipment (Chapter 8397) .......................... 70,000.00
Salaries Members State Board of Teachers Examiners, Chapter 8409 ........................ ....... 2,500.00

$398,268.93

U1

. .

RECEIPTS, DISBURSEMENTS AND BALANCES
B balance in Receipts I Disburse- Balance in
NAME OF FUND Fund Jan. 1, During During Fund Dec. 31,
______1923 I 1923 I 1923 1923

General Revenue Fund ......................
One Mill School Tax Fund ..................
Pension Tax Fund ..........................
State Board of Health Tax Fund.............
State Road Tax Fund .......................
State Prison Fund ..........................
Tick Eradication Tax Fund ..................
Drainage Tax Fund (Regular) ...............
One Mill Drainage Tax Fund ................
Drainage Bond Fund .......................
Principal of School Fund. ...................
Interest of School Fund ................... .
Principal of Seminary Fund .................
Interest of Seminary Fund. ..................
Shell Fish Fund ............................
Teachers Examination Fund .................
Railroad Commission Fines Fund.............
Motor Vehicle License County Road Fund.....
Motor Vehicle License Maintenance Fund......
Motor Vehicle License Expense Fund .........
State-Federal Aid Road Fund ................

$ 270,235.261$
82,820.001
S 339,711.941
37,726.261
S 134,476.931
80,329.231

91,265.68[
4,634.461
97,118.131
773.801
77,757.901
90.531
7,994.261
S 10,038.001
S 629.041
S 563.111
78,159.241
23,826.301
S 46,266.641
31,786.311

3,946,872.241$
430,539.49|
1,080,031.281
133,717.60|
947,919.811
187,622.271
48,991.411
792,591.61|
16,631.96|
1,685,034.421
321,188.481
107,197.811
5,671.491
4,303.00|
29,560.021
9,904.00|

92,969.741
98,495.341
1,301,577.631

3,662,752.191$
413,675.47
1,155,813.741
121,129.031
903,129.42|
155,296.34
8,588.441
549,522.501

1,669,290.78
307,726.29
110,197.11
5,415.83
11,193.16
26,293.72
7,904.211

45,785.501
71,647.411
138,740.201
1,310,956.97

554,355.31
99,684.02
263,929.48
50,314.83
179,267.32
112,655.16
40,402.97
334,334.79
21,266.42 o
112,861.77
14,235.99
74,758.60
346.19
1,104.10
13,304.30
2,628.83
563.11
32,373.74
45,148.63
6,021.78
22,406.97

' ' '

State Aid Fund for Counties ..........................
Federal Aid Road Fund ..............................
Florida National Forest Fund .........................
Asylum Patients Trust Fund .........................
Everglades Drainage Bond Sinking Fund...............
Girls Industrial School Fund .........................
Boys Industrial School Fund...................... ...
Tobacco Experiment Station Incidental Fund ..........
State Fire Insurance Fund ......................... .
Automobile Refund Fund ............................
State Road License Fund (Gasoline) ..................
County Road License Fund (Gasoline) .................
Gasoline License Expense Fund .......................
State Board of Nurses Fund ...................... ...
State H highway Fund......................... .....
Florida Board of Chiropractic Examiners Fund .........
Florida State Hospital Special Maintenance Fund. ......
Fla. Farm Colony Epileptic and Feeble-Minded Incidentall
Fund ............. .........................
Florida Bonds Sinking Fund ................... .
Agricultural College Fund ......................... .
Hatch Experiment Station Fund ................... ..
Adams Experiment' Station Fund .................. ..
Lever Agricultural Extension Fund .............. ....
Lever Supplemental Extension Fund..................
White College Morrill Fund................. .... .

7,223.911
238,831.95
1
2,453.211
2,270.621
7,076.741
6.35
200.001
17,023.91
168.001
258,715.621

626.361
70,736.18|
76.971
33,805.291

2,463,071
1,711.941
14.318.84
1,807.131
1,450.571
10,441.241
2,064.001
3,353.341

464,928.061
820,090.201
4,560.841

52,404.751
3,938.98

32,617.961

1.262,194.241
377,748.011
1,100.001
3,197.001
91,884.701
445.001
13,855.301

2,304.361
83,039.721
8,106.981
15,000.001
15,000.001
58,891.721
15,636.771
25,000.00

471,011.74| 1,140,23
985,673.241 73,248.91
4,560.84
2,453.21
50,000.00| 4,675.37
S 11,015.72
6.35
200.00
4,231.42| 45,410.45
S 168.00
1,145,843.991 375,065.87
289,540.831 88,207.18
100.001 1,000.00 .
2,582.721 1,240.64
162,528.121 92.76
448.341 73.63
47,660.59

2,198.811 2,568.62
84,269.761 481.90
22.409.161 16.66
15.233.421 1,573.71
15,172.391 1,278.18
60,345.791 8;987.17
15,168.091 2,532.68
23,963.341 4,390.00

RECEIPTS, DISBURSEMENTS AND BALANCES-Continued.

NAME OF FUND

A. & M. College Morrill Fund. ........................
A. & M. College Incidental Fund .....................
A. & M. College Hospital Fund ................... ... .
University of Florida Incidental Fund..................
Florida State College Incidental Fund .................
Deaf and Blind School Incidental Fund................
Experiment Station Incidental Fund ..................
Smith-Hughes Agricultural Fund ................... .
Smith-Hughes Trades and Industries Fund.............
Smith-Hughes Teachers Training Fund ................
State Board of Health, Veneral Control Act.............
State Board of Health, Sheppard-Towner Act ...........
Gasoline Inspection Fund .......................... .
General Extension Division Incidental Fund...........
Auto Theft Fund .............. ..................
H otel Commission Fund .......................... ..
Special Shell Fish 2c per barrel Planting Fund ..........
Principal Agricultural College Fund .................. .
Totals ...................................... .......
*Suspense Account, State Road Department ............

Balance in | Receipts Disburse- I Balance in
Fund Jan. 1, During During Fund Dec. 31,
1923 1923 1923 1923

17,037.311
2,765.661
5.001
12,150.351
19,534.651
1,511.541
874.811
4,911.151
2,807.061
1,796.381
2,649.071
10,409.201
92,638.981
1,170.301
I
|]

25,000.001
5,103.961
1,735.801
39,186.291
42,051.601
769.001
7,261.291
20,190.481
10,841.631
10,419.171
2,863.001
12,185.991
134,839.581
4,037.491
57,518.001
16,295.001
224.651
346.301

22,763.321
7,125.211
1,697.271
35,051.911
38,515.971
324.891
7,137.421
18,003.491
11,373.371
11,460.451
2,090.721
20,782.631
100,921.171
4,136.851
21,423.751
5,760.451

19,273.99
744.41
43.53
16,284.73
23,070.28
1,955.65
998.68
7,098.14
2,275.32
755.10 o
3,421.35
1,812.56
126,557.39
1,070.94
36,094.25
10,534.55
224.65
346.30

S2263,289.72 $14,983,633.42 $14,334,348.341$ 2,912,574.80
195,908.061 228,136.481 345,908.061 78,136.48

Total Funds in Hands of State Treasurer, December 31, 1923 .................................$
*Amount distributed to the several road funds by State Road Department.

2,990,711.28

GENERAL REVENUE FUND

Abstract of Receipts During the Year 1923

Taxes for 1921 .................................... $ 19,284.09
Taxes for 1922. .................................. 1,731,398.84
Taxes for 1923 .................................... 533,911.03
License Tax, General ............................. 345,814.85
License Tax, Hotels and Restaurants ............... 6,459.50
License Tax, Gulf Refining Company ............... 500.00
License Tax, Mexican Petroleum Company .......... 500.00
License Tax, Union Tank Car Company ............. 500.00
License Tax, Fruit Growers Express ............... 500.00
License Tax, Pullman Car Company ................ 5,500.00
License Tax, American Railway Express Company.. 15,467.95
License Tax, Southwestern Express Company...... 200.46
License Tax, Insurance Companies ................. 53,250.00
License Tax, Insurance Agents ..................... 73,912.50
Insurance Companies-Premium Tax (2%) on Gross
Receipts ....................................... 420,339.89
Pullman Car Company-Percentage on Gross Re-
ceipts .......................................... 7,556.54
Tax on Commissions.............................. 2,448.00
Charter Tax of Corporations ....................... 214,692.93
Sale of Fertiilzer Stamps .......................... 99,641.11
Sale of Feed Stamps .............................. 53,882.44
Sale of Confiscated Feed Stuffs by Sheriff........... 168.19
Sale of Acts of Legislature ......................... 1,888.00
Sale of Bound Revised General Statutes............ 2,416.00
Sale of Unbound Revised General Statutes .......... 104.00
Sale of Bound Revised Statutes...... ............... 29.00
Sale of Legislative Journals. ........................ 4.00
Sale of General Laws.............................. 94.00
Sale of Book, "Soldiers of Florida".................. 1.25
Sale of Supreme Court Reports .................... 3,178.00
Fees from State Treasurer, as Ins. Commissioner... 3,185.00
Fees from Secretary of State ...................... 7,917.40
Fees from Commissioner of Agriculture ............ 1,110.35
Fees from Shell Fish Commissioner................ .30
Bank Examination Taxes ......................... 9,127.50
One Mill Tax on Capital Stock of Jacksonville Main
Street Railway ................................. 30.00
Tax Certificates, Principal (from Comptroller) ...... 112,275.54
Tax Certificates, Expense of Sale (from Comptroller) 36,348.85
Tax Certificates, Interest (from. Comptroller)....... 171,221.36
Tax Certificates, Interest on Deposits (from Comp-
troller) ........................................ 3,177.48
Receipts from Persons Licensed to Catch Migratory
Birds for Scientific Purposes..................... 3.00
Receipts from Comptroller under Section 4073...... 894.88
Receipts from Transfer of Shell Fish Fund under
Chapter 6877, Section 14........................ 2,282.93
Receipts from Shell Fish Commissioner under Chap-
ter 9338, Acts of 1923............................. 263.48
Receipts from State Live Stock Sanitary Board..... 4,500.00

Receipts from Smith-Hughes State Appropriation
F und .......................................... 640.68
Refund on Comptroller's Warrants on Account In-
dustrial School for Girls ......................... 120.12
Refund on Account December, 1922, Jury List....... 3.00
Refund on Comptroller's Warrant 19144, issued in
1921 ............................................ 25.00
Refund from E. A. Martin Seed Company........... 54.45
Refund on Comptroller's Warrant 26435, on Account
Witness in Rast Case ............................ 9.90
Refund from Secretary of State oh Account Over-
paym ent of Janitor ............................. 18.25
Refund from State Chemist ........................ 20.20

Total Receipts During the Year..................$3,946,872.24
Balance as Per Report January 1, 1923............ 270,235.26

$4,217,107.50

Disbursements During the Year 1923

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

Contingent Expenses of State.....................$
Governor's Mansion and Grounds, Improvement and
C are ......................... ..................
Governor's Mansion, Furnishing and Repairing.....
Salaries Executive Department. ...................
Salaries Clerks Administrative Department.........
Stationery Executive and Legislative Departments..

EDUCATIONAL APPROPRIATIONS

A. & M. College for Negroes, Educational Fund .....$
A. & M. College for Neroes, Building Educational
F und ...........................................
Board of Control Educational Fund.................
Florida School for Deaf and Blind, Educational Fund
Florida School for Deaf and Blind, Building Educa-
tional Fund ........................................
Florida State College for Women, Educational Fund.
Florida State College for Women, Building Educa-
tional F und ..................................
Lever Agricultural Extension Fund, State Appropria-
tio n ... .. .. .. ... ... .. .. .. .. ... .. .... .. ...
Plant Act Fund, General. ...... ...................
Plant Act Fund, Special.........................
University of Florida Educational Fund.............
University of Florida Building Educational Fund....
Smith-Hughes Administration Department, State
Appropriation .................................
Smith-Hughes Fund, State Appropriation..........
Scholarships at each of the two State Institutions
of Higher Learning...........................
Agricultural Extension Division-Exhibits at Fairs..
Tobacco Experiment Station, Gadsden County......

12,850.11

1,239.63
1,182.27
32,250.00
110,649.52
2,376.51

20,330.34

10,095.75
6,031.72
83,912.63

3,491.07
173,246.01

28,849.29

47,523.55
25,359.05
153,062.09
290,348.63
36,771.50

3,814.66
41,192.37

10,900.00
73.00
14,544.96

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT

Agricultural Statistics .... ....................... 2,073.60
Express and Telegrams............................ 859.41
Salary and Expenses Fertilizer Analyst ............. 2,406.24
Repairs to Furniture .............................. 250.00
Postage .......................................... 1,093.96
Printing Bulletins ................................ 2,387.58
Printing Stam ps .................................. 3,652.97
Stationery and other Contingent Expenses.......... 1,454.14
Traveling Expenses Commissioner of Agriculture... 978.04
Extra Printing for Immigration .................... 1,196.26

STATE CHEMICAL DEPARTMENT

Chemicals and Apparatus for State Chemist ......... $ 936.98
Clerk Chemical Division ........................... 1,250.00
Incidental Expenses Pure Food Division ............ 633.18
Janitor State Chemist............................. 350.00
Samples and Incidentals Pure Food Division........ 682.47
Postage, Express and Telegrams State Chemist..... 211.61
Salaries State Chemist and Assistants .............. 11,000.05
Salaries and Expenses Food and Drug Inspectors... 10,736.38
Traveling Expenses State Chemist and Assistants.. 1,191.14

CAPITOL AND OFFICES

Contingent Expenses State Treasurer's Office...... 1,239.39
Incidental Expenses Insurance Commissioner ....... 1,476.20
Engineer at Capitol ............................... 1,325.00
Fuel, Lights and Water at Capitol ................. 3,405.72
Incidental Expenses Attorney General's Office...... 563.34
Janitors at Capitol ............. .................. 2,600.00
List of Land Entries Comptroller's Office............ 802.40
Postage State Treasurer's Office................... 705.00
Postage, Express and Telegrams Secretary of State. 2,754.77
Postage, Printing, Etc., Superintendent of Public In-
struction ....................................... 4,409.78
Purchase of Books Attorney General's Office........ 960.97
Purchase of Book Cases and other Office Furniture
Attorney General's Office ....................... 283.64
Traveling Expenses Superintendent of Public In-
struction ....................................... 612.51
Secretary of State, Repairs, Plumbing, Etc., Capitol
B building ........................................ 6,327.89
Watchman at Capitol Building and Supreme Court
Building ....................... .............. 1,200.00
Burglary Insurance on Securities Held by State
Treasurer ...................................... 1,666.66
Contingent Expenses Comptroller's Office.......... 671.50
Codifying and Publishing School Laws............. 622.03
Auditing Department Comptroller's Office .......... 16,734.78
Salaries and Traveling Expenses State Bank Ex-
am iners ....................................... 21,84-.77

MILITARY DEPARTMENT

Adjutant General's Salary ......................... 3,887.85
National Guard of Florida.......................... 67,355.84
National Guard of Florida-Preserving the Peace... 83.27
National Guard of Florida-Arsenal Expense....... 33,528.02

JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT

Contingent Expenses Supreme Court ............... 2,847.89
Costs Adjudged against State in Civil Cases........ 4.25
Clerk Supreme Court per diem ..................... 939.00
Clerk Supreme Court as Librarian ................. 300.00
Court Reporter Salaries ............................ 19,786.56
Expenses Circuit Judges.......................... 6,897.85
Expenses State Attorneys acting in other Circuits... 405.93
Electric Lights, Water, Gas, Etc., Supreme Court... 988.76
Janitor, Electrician and Elevator Man.............. 600.00
Furnace and Yard Man ............................ 600.00
Messenger for Supreme Court ...................... 600.00
Jurors and Witnesses ............................. 204,435.32
Salaries Stenographers Supreme Court............. 5,050.00
Purchase of Books Supreme Court Library......... 929.50
Salaries Judicial Department ...................... 146,712.32
Salaries Justices of Supreme Court.................. 31,395.75
Fuel for Heating .................................. 1,165.00
Salary Secretary Supreme Court Justices........... 2,400.00
Salary Assistant Secretary Supreme Court Justices. 1,899.98
Sheriff Supreme Court per diem ................... 272.00
Repairing Supreme Court Building.................. 377.89

MISCELLANEOUS APPROPRIATIONS

Abstracting Lands Sold for Taxes for Use of Tax
Assessors ................... .... ............... 1,625.00
Appropriation for Deficiency in Interest Agricultural
College Fund ................................... 2,716.00
Salaries and Expenses Citrus Fruit Inspectors...... 2,463.24
Confederate Soldiers Home ........................ 12,539.47
Upkeep of Capitol Grounds......................... 525.00
Expenses Collection of Revenue .................... 241,787.26
Expenses Geological Survey ....................... 5,834.92
Expenses Legislature 1923......................... 124,857.31
Farmers Demonstration Work ..................... 5,143.30
Florida Industrial School for Boys .................. 95,009.36
Florida Industrial School for Girls ................. 29,775.85
General Printing and Advertising .................. 33,992.93
Hotel Commission ................................ 22,304.85
Interest on Bonded Debt .......................... 18,047.00
Insurance Premium Fund .......................... 32,617.96
Insurance Excess Premiums Fund .................. 5,760.00
Investment Companies ............................ 440.15
State Live Stock Sanitary Board.................... 52,557.97
Florida State Hospital-Improvement .............. 17,814.31
Florida State Hospit~l-Maintenance ............... 690,154.75

Printing Delinquent Tax Lists..................... 14,192.80
Printing General Laws ............................ 5,000.00
Refund on Tax Certificates ......................... 891.68
Salaries and Expenses Railroad Commission....... 35,654.20
Salaries and Expenses Shell Fish Commission...... 16,567.44
Salary Clerk Board Commissioners State Institutions 1,044.42
Salaries and Expenses Rural School Inspectors..... 6,064.65
Services -Civil Engineer and other Contingent Ex-
penses Assessment of Railroads .................. 1,756.06
State Board of Examiners for Teachers ............. 2,108.57
State Equalizer of Taxes .......................... 10,680.24
State Labor Inspector ............................ 2,552.85
State Marketing Bureau........................... 24,573.43
State Farm Colony for Epileptic and Feeble-Minded. 179,946.73
Sum mer Schools .................................. 20,243.00
Teachers Training Department of High Schools ..... 3,092.26
Traveling Expenses Shell Fish Commissioner ....... 476.50
Royal Palm State Park........................... 2,500.00
Care Monument Olustee Battle Field ............... 400.00
State Prison Farm, County Taxes.................. 4,859.72
Enlargement of Capitol ............................ 118,361.99
Dade Memorial Park, Sumter County ............... 3,500.00
Florida Territorial Constitutional Convention Memo-
rial Com m mission ................................ 23.13
State School Book Commission .................... 922.21
Expenses Budget Commission ...................... 3,259.22
Special Shell Fish Commission Planting Fund....... 27,846.90
An Act for Relief of J. L. Billingsley, of Dade County 1,837.27
An Act for Relief of W. H. Dowling, of Duval County 15,000.00
An Act for Relief of T. J. Appleyard, of Leon County 28.75
An Act for Relief of H. H. Taylor................... 438.68
An Act for Relief of Frank Wideman, of Duval Co... 300.00
An Act for Relief of Fred W. Pine, of Dade County. 1,728.00
An Act for Relief of R. H. Alligood, of Leon County. 22.60
An Act for Relief of Burroughs Adding Machine Co. 761.33
An Act for Relief of Eugene Hawkins, of Jackson Co. 40.00
An Act for Relief of Mrs. Theresa Munroe, of Leon
C county ......................................... 22.60
An Act for Relief of J. R. Wells ................... 1,000.00
An Act for Relief of City of Tallahassee ............ 114.18
An Act for Relief of R. C. Baker.................... 881.30
An Act for Relief S. R. Langston, of Lafayette Co... 983.85

Total Disbursements for the Year ................ $3,662,752.19
Balance December 31, 1923 .................. ... 554,355.31
$4,217,107.50

Balance in the Fund January 1, 1924 ................ $ 554,355.31

BONDED DEBT OF STATE

THREE PER CENT REFUNDING BONDS OF 1901
(Maturing 1951)

Amount 3 per cent Bonds issued in 1901,
exchange for 7 per cent Bonds of 1871
under Chapter 4957:
One to Agricultural College Fund for....$ 3,900.00
One to East and West Florida Seminary
Fund ................................ 21,000.00
One to State School Fund ............... 242,800.00
-- $267,700.00

THREE PER CENT REFUNDING BONDS OF 1903
(Maturing 1953)

Amount 3 per cent Bonds issued in 1903
in exchange for 6 per cent Bonds of
1873, under Chapter 4947:
One to Agricultural College Fund...... $131,900.00
One to East and West Florida Seminary
Fund ................................ 76,600.00
One to State School Fund.............. 125,367.00
$333,867.00

Total bonded debt of the State, Decem-
ber 31st, 1923 ..................... .... $601,567.00

INTEREST PAID ON PUBLIC DEBT IN 1923

Paid Interest to State School Fund ................. $ 11,045.00
Paid Interest to Agricultural College (University of
Florida Fund) ................................... 4,074.00
Paid Interest to Seminary Fund ..................... 2,928.00

$ 18,047.00
The Public Debt consists solely of refunded bonds amounting
to $601,567.00, bearing interest at the rate of 3% per annum, all
of which are held by the Educational Funds of the State.

ONE MILL SCHOOL TAX FUND.

Receipts in 1923.

From State taxes.................................. $409,981.05
From Comptroller, account tax certificate redemp-
tions ......................... ................... 20,558.44

Total receipts during year ...................... $430,539.49
Balance in fund January 1, 1923................. 82,820.00

$513,359.49
Disbursements during year......................... 413,675.47

Balance in fund December 31, 1923..............$ 99,684.02

Note.-All moneys received into this fund are disbursed to
the several counties upon the basis of average school attend-
ance.
Disbursements in 1923.

Paid. In favor of. Warrant. Amount.
May 4-Wakulla County ................... 18279 $ 1,439.87
May 5-Duval County ..................... 18235 22,357.03
May 5-Leon County ...................... 18252 4,668.96
May 7-Madison County ................... 18255 4,641.56
May 7-Marion County .................... 18257 7,362.38
May 7-Citrus County .................... 18229 1,489.19
May 7-Putnam County ................... 18268 3,894.91
May 7-Nassau County ................... 18259 2,174.19
May 7-Taylor County .................... 18276 2,472.85
May 7-Dixie County ...................... 18234 464.43
May 7- Clay County ...................... 18230 1,535.77
May 7-Union County ..................... 18277 1,630.30
May 7-Jackson County ................... 18247 7,796.67
May 7-Seminole County .................. 18273 3,261.97
May 7-Hamilton County .................. 18241 2,560.53
May 7-Gadsden County ................... 18239 6,541.75
May 7-Escambia County ................. 18236 10,476.39
May 7-St. Johns County .................. 18269 2,648.21
May 7-Columbia County .................. 18231 3,982.59
May 7-Brevard County ................... 18225 2,215.29
May 7-Bradford County .................. 18224 2,259.13
May 7-Charlotte County .................. 18228 748.02
May 7-Baker County ..................... 18222 1,556.32
May 7-Holmes County ................... 18246 3,705.85
May 7-Alachua County ................... 18221 10,879.17
May 7-Santa Rosa County ................ 18271 4,022.32
May 7-Walton County ................... 18280 3,511.31
May 8-Dade County ...................... 18232 9,303.67
May 8-Jefferson County .................. 18248 3,116.75
May 8-Washington County ............... 18281 3,734.62
May 8-Calhount County .................. 18227 2,511.21
May 8-Osceola County ................... 18263 1,911.15
May 8-Palm Beach County .......... .... 18264 4,134.66

Paid. In favor of. Warrant. Amount.
May 8-Okeechobee County ............... 18261 779.53
May 8-Lake County ...................... 18250 3,909.98
May 8-Broward County .................. 18226 1,538.51
May 8-Flagler County .................... 18237 478.13
May 8-Okaloosa County .................. 18260 2,840.01
May 9-Suwannee County ................. 18275 3,885.32
May 9-Hardee County .................... 18242 3,183.88
May 10-Highlands County ................. 18244 1,098.74
May 10-Hernando County ................. 18243 1,098.74
May 10-Pinellas County ................... 18266 7,570.62
May 10-Hillsborough County .............. 18245 22,050.15
May 10-Sumter County ................... 18274 2,755.07
May 10-Levy County ...................... 18253 3,003.04
May 10-DeSoto County .................... 18233 2,165.97
May 10-Liberty County ................... 18254 1,035.72
May 10-St. Lucie County .................. 18270 2,227.62
May 10-Bay County ....................... 18223 2,849.60
May 10-Volusia County .................... 18278 6,107.46
May 10-Monroe County ................... 18258 2,966.05
May 10-Polk County ...................... 18267 12,608.11
May 10-Franklin County .................. 18238 989.14
May 10-Sarasota County .................. 18272 1,008.32
May 10-Lafayette County .................. 18249 1,342.60
May 10-Orange County ................ ... 18262 5,782.77
May 14-Lee County ....................... 18251 2,618.07
May 14-Manatee County .................. 18256 3,811.34
May 14-Pasco County ..................... 18265 2,124.87
May 17-Glades County .................... 18240 653.49
Nov. 7-Baker County ..................... 46336 1,038.40
Nov. 7-Leon County ..................... 46364 3,306.16
Nov. 8-Wakulla County .................. 46389 979.44
Nov. 8-Duval County ..................... 46349 15,688.64
Nov. 8-Bradford County .................. 46338 1,448.48
Nov. 9-St. Lucie County .................. 46381 1,538.24
Nov. 9-Clay County ...................... 46344 890.56
Nov. 9-Putnam County ................... 46379 2,428.80
Nov. 9-Union County .................... 46387 1,008.48
Nov. 9-Orange County .................... 47373 4,337.52
Nov. 9-Sumter County ................... 46384 2,046.00
Nov. 9-Citrus. County .................... 46343 997.92
Nov. 9-Nassau County ................... 46370 1,416.80
Nov. 9-Gadsden County .................. 46353 4,175.60
Nov. 9-Volusia County ................... 46388 4,224.00
Nov. 9-Polk County ...................... 46378 9,016.48
Nov. 9-Alachua County ................... 46335 6,904.48
Nov. 9-Hillsborough County .............. 46358 15,446.00
Nov. 9-Pasco County ..................... 46376 1,386.00
Nov. 9-Seminole County ................. 46383 2,344.32
Nov. 9-Franklin County .................. 46352 609.84
Nov. 9-Escambia County ................. 46350 6,196.96
Nov. 9-Jackson County ................... 46360 5,228.96
Nov. 9-Brevard County ................... 46339 1,518.88
Nov. 9-Palm Beach County ............... 46375 2,911.92
Nov. 9-Osceola County ................... 46374 1,301.52

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Paid. In favor of. Warrant. Amount.
Nov. 9-Charlotte County .................. 46342 469.04
Nov. 9-Calhoun County ................... 46341 1,516.24
Nov. 9-St. Johns County ................. 46380 1,672.00
Nov. 9-Madison County .................. 46367 2,813.36
Nov. 9-Flagler County ................... 46351 286.88
Nov. 9-Broward County .................. 46340 1,188.88
Nov. 9-Holmes County ................... 46359 2,137.52
Nov. 10-Suwannee County ................. 46385 2,579.28
Nov. 10-Manatee County .................. 46368 2,699.84
Nov. 10-DeSoto County ................... 46347 1,356.08
Nov. 10-Pinellas County ................... 46377 5,173.52
Nov. 10- Bay County ....................... 46337 1,939.52
Nov. 10-Liberty County ................... 46366 738.32
Nov. 10-Taylor County .................... 46386 1,598.96
Nov. 10-Dixie County ..................... 46348 355.52
Nov. 10-Glades County .................... 46354 326.48
Nov. 10-Jefferson County ................. 46361 2,279.20
Nov. 10-Washington County ............... 46391 2,294.16
Nov. 10-Highlands County ................. 46357 753.28
Nov. 10-Okaloosa County .................. 46371 1,818.96-
Nov. 10-Walton County ................... 46390 2,207.04
Nov. 13-Lafayette County ................. 46362 820.16
Nov. 13-Monroe County ................... 46369 2,063.60
Nov. 13-Lee County ................. ..... 46363 1,415.04
Nov. 13-Dade County ...................... 46346 7,620.80
Nov. 13-Hardee County ................... 46355 1,940.40
Nov. 14-Okeechobee County ............... 46372 505.12
Nov. 15-Sarasota County .................. 46382 678.48
Nov. 15-Levy County ..................... 46365 1,937.76
Nov. 19-Hendry County ................... 46356 198.00
Nov. 27-Hernando County ................. 49746 745.36
Nov. 27-Hamilton County .................. 49745 1,569.92
Nov. 27-Marion County ................... 49748 4,344.56
oNv. 27-Columbia County .................. 49744 2,596.00
Nov. 27-Lake County ..................... 49747 2,681.36
Nov. 28-Santa Rosa County ................ 49749 2,452.56

Total Disbursements during year ............... $413,675.47

PRINCIPAL OF SCHOOL FUND.

Receipts in 1923.

From Trustees of the Internal Improvement Fund, ac-
count 25 per cent sales of public lands............. $105,030.32
From securities matured and redeemed ............... 35,500.00
From escheated estate of J. W. Sweat............ )..) 3,189.99
From escheated estate of J. W. Thomas............... 1,548.47
From escheated estate of Paul Rayer................. 143.70
From escheated estate of J. W. Sweat ................ 1,875.55
From trEspass on school lands........................ 8.00
From sale of Virginia Century bonds owned by the Fund 152,300.42

From timber lease ................................. 2,400.00
From sale of school lands .......................... 19,192.03

Total receipts during year...................... $321,188.48
Balance in fund January 1, 1923.................. 773.80

$321,962.28
Disbursements during year.......................... 307,726.29

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............. $ 14,235.99

Note.-The disbursements, as shown in detail below, were for
the purchase of bonds, in which the principal of the State School
Fund is invested. The balance at the close of the year represents
the uninvested cash valance of the fund.

Disbursements in 1923.
I .. -6 7 3
Bonds of Florida counties, municipalities and districts were
purchased during the year as follows:

Feb. 1-$13,000 Plant City 6%'s at 107.18 flat. ......$ 13,933.40
Feb. 6- 1,000 Plant City 6%'s at 107.18 and interest 1,072.63
Feb. 9- 1,000 Kissimmee 6%'s at par and interest. 1,071.33
Feb. 26- 5,000 Pasco County 5%%'s at 105.428, and
interest ........................... 5,313.41
May 17- 3,000 Leesburg 5%'s at par and interest... 3,056.67
May 18- 31,000 Wakulla County 6%'s at 113.70 and
interest ........................... 35,799.73
June 16- 7,000 Citrus County 6%'s at 109.095 and
interest less 11/2% .................. 7,582.98
June 16- 8,000 Citrus County 6%'s at 109.205 and
interest less 1% ................. 8,675.07
June 16- 7,000 Citrus County 6%'s at 109.303 and
interest less 1 2%% .................. 7,597.54
June 16- 8,000 Citrus County 6%'s at 109.395 and
interest less 112% ... ............ 8,690.27
July 30- 10,000 Newberry 6%'s at par.............. 10,000.00
Sept. 14- 40,000 Lake County 6%'s at 107.24 and
interest ........................... 43,362.67
Sept. 14- 2,000 Citrus County 6%'s at 105.49 and
interest ........................... 2,153.13
Sept. 14- 4,000 Citrus County 6%'s at 106.81 and
interest ........................... 4,359.07
Sept. 14- 9,000 Citrus County 6%'s at 107.24 and
interest ........................... 9,846.60
Sept. 14- 8,000 Citrus County 6%'s at 107.44 and
interest ................... ....... 8,768.53
Sept. 14- 9,000 Citrus County 6%'s at 107.82 and
interest .......................... 9,898.80
Sept. 14- 8,000 Citrus County 6%'s at 108.45 and
interest ........................... 8,849.33
Sept. 14- 10,000 Broward County 6%'s at 106.45 and
interest ........................... 10,761.67

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Sept. 14- 5,000 Broward County 6%'s at 106.69 and
interest ........................... 5,392.83
Sept 14- 20,000 Broward County 6%'s at 106.92 and
interest ........................... 21,617.33
Sept. 14- 27,000 Miami 5%'s at par and interest... 27,375.00
Oct. 3- 15,000 Sebring 6%'s at 99 and interest..... 15,345.00
Oct. 26- 25,000 Miami 5%'s at 99 and interest...... 25,149.30
Dec. 28- 12,000 Chipley 6%'s at 98 and interest...... 12,054.00

Total disbursements during year ................ $307,726.29

Summary of Bonds Purchased During Year.

Per Cent

Value
........................... .$228,000.00
................... 5,000.00
................... 55.000.00

$288,000.00

Interest
Annual
$ 13,680.00
275.00
2,750.00

$ 16,700.00

INTEREST OF STATE SCHOOL FUND.

Receipts during year as per detailed statement below.$107,197.81
Balance in fund January 1, 1923 ................. 77,757.90

$184,955.71
Disbursements during the year as per detailed state-
ment below ...................................... 110,197.11

Balance in fund December 31, 1923...............$ 74,758.60

Note.-All moneys received into this fund are disbursed among
the several counties, upon the basis of average school attendance.

Receipts in 1923.

(Interest on securities owned by the School Fund)

Jan. 1-Semi-Annual Interest On:
$ 35,000 DeFuniak Springs 6%'s ...........$
25,000 DeSoto County 5%'s ...............
10,000 Levy County 6%'s ................
13,000 Levy County 6%'s ................
18,000 Bonifay 6% 's ......................
55,000 Sarasota 5%'s .. ....................
18,000 Marianna 5%'s ....................
10,500 Live Oak 5%'s ...................
23,000 Perry 5% 's .......................
4,500 Panama City 6%'s ................
11,000 Live Oak 5%'s .....................
10,000 Jackson County 6%'s ..............
10,000 Bradford County 6%'s ............

1,050.00
625.00
300.00
390.00
540.00
1,375.00
450.00
262.50
575.00
135.00
275.00
300.00
300.00

2,000 Mulberry 6%'s .................... 60.00
10,000 Haines City 7%'s ................. 350.00
12,000 Hernando County 6%'s ............ 360.00
23,000 M ilton 5% 's ...................... 575.00
5,000 Port Tampa 5%'s ................. 125.00
12,000 Sumter County 5%'s .............. 300.00
20,000 Suwannee County 8%'s ............ 800.00
21,000 Bradford County 6%'s ............. 630.00
32,000 Lakeland 5%'s .................... 800.00
2,000 Holmes County 6%'s .............. 60.00
8,000 Holmes County 6%'s .............. 240.00
5,000 Bartow 5%'s ...................... 125.00
2,000 Chipley 5%'s ..................... 50.00
15,000 Fort Myers 5%'s .................. 375.00
46,000 Gadsden County 6%'s ............. 1,380.00
13,000 Pensacola 412%'s ............ ........ 292.50
26,000 Wauchula 6%'s ................... 780.00
15,000 Gadsden County 6%'s ............ 450.00
10,000 Newberry 6%'s ................... 300.00
20,000 Eustis 6%'s ...................... 600.00
7,000 Jasper 6% 's ...................... 210.00
20,000 Marion County 5%'s .............. 500.00
16,000 Bay County 5%'s ................. 400.00
8,000 Okaloosa County 6%'s ............. 240.00
20,000 Fort Meade 5%'s ................. 500.00
5,000 Tallahassee 5%'s ................. 125.00
50,000 Hernando County 5%'s ............ 1,250.00
20,000 Hillsborough 4%'s ................ 400.00
10,000 Marianna 5%'s ................... 250.00
45,000 Alabama Registered 3%%'s ....... 787.50
201,500 Virginia Century 3%'s ............ 3,022.50
368,437 Florida Refunding 3%'s ........... 5,522.50
50,000 Madison County 5%'s ............. 1,250.00
Jan. 5-Interest on funds in banks .................. 75.79
Feb. 1-Semi-Annual Interest On:
$ 46,000 St. Lucie County 6%'s ............ 1.380.00
20,000 DeSoto County 5%'s .............. 500.00
7,000 Macclenny 6%'s ................... 210.00
39,000 Hamilton County 5%'s ............ 975.00
36,000 DeSoto County 6%'s .............. 1,080.00
Feb. 9- 1,000 Kissimmee 6%'s (two payments).. 60.00
Mar. 1-Semi-Annual Interest On:
$ 25,000 Bay County 5%'s (annual)......... 1,250.00
2,500 Marion County 5%'s .............. 62.50
20,000 Mulberry 6%'s .................... 600.00
8.000 Pinellas County 6%'s ............. 240.00
16,000 Lake City 5%'s ................... 400.00
40,000 Marianna 6%'s ................... 1,200.00
10,000 Jackson County 6%'s .............. 300.00
20,000 Jackson County 51%2%'s ............ 550.00
17,000 Jackson County 6%'s ............. 510.00
20,000 Milton 5%'s ...................... 500.00
27,500 Calhoun County 6%'s .............. 825.00
110,000 Tallahassee 5%'s .................. 2,750.00
50,000 U. S. Third Liberty 4%4%'s ........ 1,062.50

Apr. 2-Semi-Annual Interest On:
$ 7,000 Haines City 6%'s ................. 210.00
2,000 Pensacola 41.,%'s ................. 45.00
30,000 Dade City 41/2%'s ................. 675.00
Apr. 13-Interest on funds in banks .................. 117.08
May 1-Semi-Annual Interest On:
$ 3,000 St. Johns County 51/.%'s .......... 82.50
10,000 Citrus County 6%'s ............... 300.00
8,000 Pinellas County 6%'s .............. 240.00
22.000 Calhoun County 5%%'s ........... 605.00
40,000 Holmes County 6%'s .............. 1,200.00
14,000 Jackson County 4%'s (annual) .... 560.00
June 1-Semi-Annual Interest On:
$ 35,000 Leesburg 6%'s (annual) .......... 2,100.00
20,000 Arcadia 5%'s ..................... 500.00
10.000 Arcadia 5%'s ..................... 250.00
1,000 Kissimmee 6%'s .................. 30.00
8,000 Marion County 5%'s .............. 200.00
6,000 Tallahassee 5%'s ................. 150.00
35,000 Washington C.unty 5%'s .......... 1,050.00
July 2-Semi-Annual Interest On:
$201,500 Virginia Century 3%'s ............ 3,022.50
20,000 Gadsden County 6%'s ............. 600.00
41,000 Gadsden County 6%'s ............. 1,230.00
31,000 Bradford County 6%'s ............ 930.00
10,000 Holmes County 6%'s .............. 300.00
10,000 Jackson County 6%'s ............. 300.00
16,000 Bay County 5%'s .................. 400.00
8,000 Okaloosa County 6%'s ............. 240.00
23,000 Levy County 6%'s ................ 690.00
25,000 DeSoto (Hardee) County 5%'s..... 625.00
12,000 Hernando County 6%'s ............ 360.00
50,000 Hernando County 5%'s ............ 1,250.00
20,000 Suwannee County 8%'s ............ 800.00
20,000 Marion County 5%'s .............. 500.00
12,000 Sumter County 5%'s .............. 300.00
5,000 Pasco County 51,%'s .............. 137.50
20,000 Hillsborough 4%'s ................ 400.00
38,000 Madison County 6%'s ............. 950.00
10,000 Newberry 6%'s ................... 300.00
2,000 Mulberry 6% 's .................... 60.00
26,000 W auchula 6%'s ................... 780.00
35,000 DeFuniak Springs 6%'s ........... 1,050.00
4,500 Panama ('ity 6%'s ................ 135.00
20,000 Eustis G% 's ...................... 600.00
18,000 Bonifay G% 's ..................... 540.00
7,000 Jasper G% 's ...................... 210.00
30,000 Jasper 5%'s (Annual) ............. 1.500.00
10,000 Marianna 5%'s (Annual).......... 500.00
18.000 Marianna 5%'s .................... 450.00
21,500 Live Oak 5%'s ................... 537.50
55,000 Sarasota 5%'s .................... 1,375.00
23.000 Milton 5% 's ...................... 575,00
32,000 Lakeland 5%'s .................... 800.00
23,000 Perry 5% 's ....................... 575.00

20,000 Fort Meade 5%'s ................. 500.00
15,000 Fort Myers 5%'s .................. 375.00
5,000 Bartow 5%'s ..................... 125.00
5,000 Port Tampa 5%'s ................. 125.00
5,000 Tallahassee 5%'s ................. 125.00
2,000 Chipley 5%'e ..................... 50.00
3,000 Leesburg 5%'s ................... 75.00
10,000 Haines City 7%'s ................. 350.00
13,000 Pensacola 4%1 's ................... 292.50
45,000 Alabama Registered 31/%'s ....... 787.50
10,000 Marianna Registered 5%'s ......... 250.00
242,800 Florida Refunding 3%'s ........... 3,642.00
125,367 Florida Refunding 3%'s ........... 1,880.50
July 24-Interest on funds in banks ................. 324.76
Aug. 1-Semi-Annual Interest On:
$ 20,000 DeSoto County 5%'s .............. 500.00
7.000 Macclenny 6%'s ................... 210.00
14,000 Plant City 6%'s ................... 420.00
39,000 Hamilton County 5%'s ............ 975.00
31,000 Wakulla County 6%'s ............. 930.00
46,000 St. Lucie County 6%'s ............ 1,380.00
39,000 DeSoto County 6%'s .............. 1,170.00
Sept. 1-Semi-Annual Interest On:
$ 16,000 Lake City 5%'s ................... 400.00
20,000 Milton 5% 's ...................... 500.00
10,000 Jackson County 6%'s .............. 300.00
40,000 Marianna 6%'s ................... 1,200.00
20,000 Mulberry 6%'s ................... 600.00
17,000 Jackson County 6%'s .............. 510.00
8,000 Pinellas County 6%'s .............. 240.00
2,500 Marion County 5%'s ............... 62.50
20,000 Jackson County 5%%'s ............ 550.00
27,500 Calhoun County 6%'s .............. 825.00
50,000 U. S. Third Liberty 4/4%'s ......... 1,062.50
110,000 Tallahassee 5%'s .................. 2,750.00
Oct. 1-Semi-Annual Interest On:
$ 2,000 Pensacola 41/%'s ................. 45.00
30,000 Dade County 41/2%'s .............. 675.00
7,000 Haines City 6%'s ................. 210.00
Oct. 19-Interest on funds in banks .................. 302.63
Nov. 1-Semi-Annual Interest On:
$ 10,000 Citrus County 6%'s ............... 300.00
3,000 St. Johns County 51/2%'s .......... 82.50
22,000 Calhoun County 51/2%'s ........... 605.00
40,000 Holmes County 6%'s .............. 1,200.00
8,000 Pinellas County 6%'s ............. 240.00
20,000 Chipley 5%'s (Annual) ............ 1,000.00
Dec. 1-Semi-Annual Interest On:
$ 1,000 Kissimmee 6%'s .................. 30.00
15,000 Sebring 6% 's ..................... 640.05
6,000 Tallahassee 5%'s .................. 150.00
27,000 Miami 5% 's ....................... 675.00

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8,000 Marion County 5%'s ............... 200.00
30,000 Arcadia 5%'s ..................... 750.00
35,000 Washington County 6%'s .......... 1,050.00

Total receipts during year .......................$107,197.81

Note.-All local securities owned by the fund are obligations of
Florida counties, municipalities or districts.

Disbursements in 1923.

Paid. In favor of. Warrant. Amount.
County School Depository:
Feb. 6-Wakulla County ................... 4759 $ 641.11
Feb. 6-Columbia County ................. 4711 1,773.27
Feb. 6-Escambia County ................. 4716 4,664.67
Feb. 7-Duval County ..................... 4715 9,954.59
Feb. 7-St. Johns County .................. 4749 1,179.13
Feb. 7-Alachua County ................... 4701 4,844.01
Feb. 8-Suwannee County ................. 4755 1,729.96
Feb. 8-Clay County ...................... 4710 683.81
Feb. 8-Hamilton County ................. 4721 1,140.09
Feb. 8-Putnam County ................... 4748 1,734.23
Feb. 8-Sumter County .................... 4754 1,226.71
Feb. 8-Hillsborough County .............. 4725 9,817.95
Feb. 8- Taylor County .................... 4756 1,101.05
Feb. 8- Dixie County ..................... 4714 206.79
Feb. 8-Madison County .................. 4735 2,066.68
Feb. 8-Nassau County .................... 4739 968.07
Feb. 8-Seminole County .................. 4753 1,452.41
Feb. 8-Jefferson County .................. 4728 1,387.75
Feb. 8-Washington County ............... 4761 1,662.86
Feb. 8- Lake County ...................... 4730 1,740.94
Feb. 8- Flagler County .................... 4717 212.89
Feb. 8-Broward County ................. 4706 685.03
Feb. 8-Okaloosa County .................. 4740 1,264.53
Feb. 8-Jackson County ................... 4727 3,471.51
Feb. 8-Walton County .................... 4760 1,563.43
Feb. 8-Holmes County .................. 4726 1,650.05
Feb. 8-Leon County ...................... 4732 2,078.88
Feb. 9- Citrus County ..................... 4709 663.07
Feb. 9-Pinellas County ................... 4746 3,370.86
Feb. 9-DeSoto County .................... 4713 964.41
Feb. 9-Hernando County ................. 4723 489.22
Feb. 9-Baker County ..................... 4702 692.96
Feb. 9-Marion County .................... 4737 3,278.14
Feb. 9-Union County ..................... 4757 725.90
Feb. 9- Calhoun County ................... 4707 1,118.13
Feb. 9-Volusia County ................... 4758 2,719.38
Feb. 9- Polk County ...................... 4747 5,613.83
Feb. 9-Highlands County ................. 4724 489.22
Feb. 9- Bay County ....................... 4703 1,268.80
Feb. 9-Gadsden County ................... 4719 2,912.75
Feb. 9-Franklin County .................. 4718 440.42
Feb. 9- Orange County .................... 4742 2,574.81

Paid. In favor of. Warrant. Amount.
Feb. 9-Okeechobee County ............... 4741 347.09
Feb. 9-Palm Beach County ............... 4744 1,840.98
Feb. 9-Glades County .................... 4720 290.97
Feb. 9-St. Lucie County .................. 4750 991.86
Feb. 9-Bradford County .................. 4704 1,005.89
Feb. 9-Charlotte County .................. 4708 333.06
Feb. 10-Liberty County ................... 4734 461.16
Feb. 10-Manatee County .................. 4736 1,697.02
Feb. 10-Osceola County ................... 4743 850.95
Feb. 10-Santa Rosa County ................ 4751 1,790.96
Feb. 12-Pasco County ..................... 4745 946.11
Feb. 12-Monroe County ................... 4738 1,320.65
Feb. 13-Broward County ................... 4705 986.37
Feb. 14-Levy County ...................... 4733 1,337.12
Feb. 16- Dade County ...................... 4712 4,142.51
Feb. 17-Sarasota County .................. 4752 448.96
Feb. 28-Lafayette County ................. 4729 597.80
Mar. 1-Lee County ....................... 4731 1,165.71
Mar. 2-Hardee County ................... 4722 1,417.64

Total disbursements during year................ $110,197.11

PRINCIPAL OF AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE FUND.

Receipts during year................................ $ 346.30
Balance in fund January 1, 1923................. .......

$ 346.30
Disbursements during year.......................... .......

Balance in fund December 31, 1923.............. $ 346.30

AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE FUND.

Receipts in 1923.

(Interest on securities owned by Fun:l.)

'Jan. 1-Semi-Annual Interest On:
$ 8,000 Lakeland 5%'s ....................$ 200.00
135,800 Florida Refunding 3%'s ........... 2,037.00
July 2-Semi-Annual Interest On:
$135,800 Florida Refunding 3%'s ........... 2,037.00
8.000 Lakeland 5%'s .................... 200.00
July 10-Comptroller's warrant to cover deficiency in
interest, as provided under Section
635, Revised General Statutes ....... 2,710(.00
Aug. 1-Semi-Annual Interest On:
0 9,000 Plant City 5%'s ................... 270.00

Dec. 31-Refund by Board of Control on account of
overdraft ......................... 646.98

Total receipts during year....................... $ 8,106.98
Balance in fund January 1. 1923 ................. 14,318.84

$ 22,425.82
Disbursements during year ......................... 22,409.16

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............... $ 16.66

PRINCIPAL OF SEMINARY FUND.

From sale of Vorginia Century 3% bonds.............$ 5,668.75
Interest on funds in bank........................... 2.74

Total receipts during year....................... $ 5,671.49
Balance in fund January 1, 1923 .................. 90.53

$ 5,762.02
Disbursements during year (purchase of $5,000
Broward County 6% Highway Bonds at 107.15 and
interest) ......................................... 5,415.83

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............... $ 346.19

INTEREST OF SEMINARY FUND.

Receipts in 1923.

(Interest on securities owned by Fund)

Jan. 1-Semi-Annual Interest On:
$ 9,000 Fort Myers 5%'s ..................$ 225.00
7,500 Virginia Century 3%'s ............ 112.50
3,500 Quincy 5% 's ...................... 87.50
15,000 Alabama Registered 3%'s ......... 262.50
97,600 Florida Refunding 3%'s ........... 1,464.00
July 2-Semi-Annual Interest On:
$ 9,000 Fort Myers 5%'s .................. 225.00
7,500 Virginia Century 313%'s .......... 112.50
3.500 Quincy 5% 's ...................... 87.50
15,000 Alabama Registered 3%'s .......... 262.50
97,600 Florida Refunding 3%'s ........... 1,464.00

Total receipts during year. .................. .... $ 4,303.00
Balance in fund January 1, 1923.................. 7,994.26

$ 12,297.26
Disbursements during year.......................... 11,193.16

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............... $ 1,104.10
3-Treas.

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HATCH EXPERIMENT STATION FUND.

Receipts during year from United States Govern-
m ent ........................................ ... $ 15,000.00
Balance in fund January 1, 1923 ................ 1,807.13

$ 16,807.13
Disbursements during year .......................... 15,233.42

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............. .$ 1,573.71

ADAMS EXPERIMENT STATION FUND.

Receipts during year from United States Govern-
m ent .......................................... $ 15,000.00
Balance in fund January 1, 1923................. 1,450.57

$ 16,450.57
Disbursements during year .......................... 15,172.39

Balance in fund December 31, 1923.............. $ 1,278.18

LEVER AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION FUND-FEDERAL.

Receipts from United States Government ............ $ 58,287.10
Interest on funds in banks .......................... 604.62

Total receipts during year......................$ 58.891.72
Balance in fund January 1, 1923................. 10,441.24

$ 69,332.96
Disbursements during year .......................... 60,345.79

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............. .$ 8,987.17

LEVER SUPPLEMENTAL EXTENSION FUND-FEDERAL.

Receipts from United States Government............$ 15,496.08
Interest on funds in banks.......................... 140.69

Total receipts during year......................$ 15,636.77
Balance in fund January 1, 1923................. 2,064.00

$ 17,700.77
Disbursements during year .......................... 15,168.09

Balance in fund December 31, 1923..............$ 2,532.68

SMITH-HUGHES AGRICULTURAL FUND-FEDERAL.

Receipts from United States Government ........... $ 20,007.97
Interest on funds in banks .......................... 182.51

Total receipts during year.................... .. $ 20,190.48
Balance in fund January 1, 1923................. 4,911.15

$ 25.101.63
Disbursements during year .......................... 18.003.49

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............. .$ 7,098.14

SMITH-HUGHES TRADES AND INDUSTRIES FUND-
FEDERAL.
Receipts from United States Government ............$ 10,555.20
Interest on funds in banks .......................... 98.93
Transfer of funds by Comptroller's warrant.......... 187.50

Total receipts during year......................$ 10,841.63
Balance in fund January 1, 1923 ................. 2,807.06

$ 13,648.69
Disbursements during year.......................... 11,373.37

Balance in fund December 31, 1923.............. $ 2,275.32

SMITH-HUGHES TEACHERS' TRAINING FUND-FEDERAL.

Receipts from United States Government ............$ 9,970.15
Interest on funds in banks .......................... 36.53
Transfer of funds by Comptroller's Warrant No. 31282. 412.49

Total receipts during year....................... $ 10,419.17
Balance in fund January 1, 1923. ................ 1,796.38

$ 12,215.55
Disbursements during year .................. ....... 11,460.45

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............. .5 755.10

FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN INCIDENTAL
FUND.
Receipts during year from College ...................$ 42.051.60
Balance in fund January 1, 1923................. 19,534.65

$ 61,586.25
Disbursements during year .......................... 3.8,515.97

Balance in fund December 31, 1924..............$ 23,070.28

UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA INCIDENTAL FUND.

Receipts during year from University................ $ 39,186.29
Balance in fund January 1, 1923................. 12,150.35

$ 41,336.64
Disbursements during year .......................... 35,051.91

Balance in fund December 31, 1923.............. $ 16,284.73

EXPERIMENT STATION INCIDENTAL FUND.

Receipts during year from Station ..................$ 7,261.29
Balance in fund January 1, 1923................. 874.81

$ 8,136.10
Disbursements during year .......................... 7,137.42

Balance in fund December 31, 1923.............. $ 998.68

GENERAL EXTENSION DIVISION INCIDENTAL FUND.

Receipts during year from University ................ $ 4,037.49
Balance in fund January 1, 1923................. 1,170.30

$ 5,207.79
Disbursements during year.......................... 4,136.85

Balance in fund December 31, 1923 ............. .$ 1,070.94

DEAF AND BLIND SCHOOL INCIDENTAL FUND.

Receipts during year from School ................... $ 769.00
Balance in fund January 1, 1923................. 1,511.54

$ 2,280.54
Disbursements during year .......................... 324.89

Balance in fund December 31, 1923.............. $ 1,955.65

WHITE COLLEGE MORRILL FUND.

Receipts during year from United States Govern-
ment ............................................ $ 25,000.00
Balance in fund January 1, 1923................. 3,353.34

$ 28,353.34
Disbursements during year .......................... 23,963.34

Balance in fund December 31, 1923..............$ 4,390.00

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AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE FOR
NEGROES MORRILL FUND.

Receipts during year from United States Govern-
ment ............................................ $ 25,000.00
Balance in fund January 1, 1923................. 17,037.31

$ 42,037.31
Disbursements during year.......................... 22,763.32

Balance ipfund December 31, 1923..............$ 19,273.99

AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE FOR
NEGROES INCIDENTAL FUND.

Receipts during year from College ................... $ 4,553.50
From General Educational Board, New York......... 550.46

Total receipts during year ..................... $ 5,103.96
Balance in fund January 1, 1923.. ............... 2,765.66

$ 7,869.62
Disbursements during year .......................... 7,125.21

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............... $ 744.41

AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE FOR
NEGROES HOSPITAL FUND.

Receipts during year from patients ..................$ 1,735.80
Balance in fund January 1, 1923................. 5.00

$ 1,740.80
Disbursements during year.......................... 1,697.27

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............... 43.53

STATE PRISON FUND.

Receipts in 1923.

From State taxes ................. ................. $130,979.86
From Comptroller, account tax certificate redemp-
tions ................................. ....... ... 7,709.41

Total receipts on account of State taxes......... $138,689.27
Receipts from State Prison Farm.................... 48,933.00

Total receipts during year....................... $187,622.27
Balance in fund January 1, 1923................. 80,329.23

$267,951.50
Disbursements during year.......................... 155,296.34

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............. .$112,655.16

RAILROAD COMMISSION FINES FUND.

Receipts in 1923.

Receipts during year ................................ ....
Balance in fund January 1, 1923 ..................... 563.11

$ 563.11
Disbursements during year......................... ........

Balance in fund December 31, 1923..............$ 563.11

SHELL FISH FUND.

Receipts in 1923.

Receipts under Chapter 6532, Laws of Florida ........$ 29,560.02
Balance in fund January 1, 1923................. 10,038.00

$ 39,598.02
Disbursements during year.......................... 26,293.72

Balance in fund December 31, 1923..............$ 13,304.30

TEACHERS' EXAMINATION FUND.
Receipts in 1923.
Receipts under Chapter 7372, Laws of Florida.......$ 9,417.28
Receipts from certificates upon diplomas ............ 290.67
Receipts from substitute certificates (under Chapter
8541, Acts of 1921)................................ 196.05

Total receipts during year....................... $ 9,904.00
Balance in fund January 1, 1923.................. 629.04

$ 10,533.04
Disbursements during year ..........................$ 7,904.21

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............... $ 2,628.83

PENSION TAX FUND.
Receipts in 1923.
From State taxes ............... ............... $1,027,590.47
From Comptroller, account tax certificate redemp-
tions ........................................... 52,390.81
From Comptroller, account refunds from pensioners. 50.00

Total receipts during year.....................$1,080,031.28
Balance in fund January 1, 1923 ................ 339,711.94

$1,419,743.22
Disbursements during year......................... 1,155,813.74

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............. $ 263,929.48

STATE BOARD OF HEALTH TAX FUND.
Receipts in 1923.
From State taxes ............................... $ 125,647.81
From Comptroller, account tax certificate remep-
tions ........................................... 5,139.62

Total receipts account State taxes............. $ 130,787.43
Anti-rabic treatments ............................. 2,668.49
Rebate on railroad ticket ..... ..................... 12.33
U. S. Government office rent...................... 13.00
Refunds (various items) .......................... 126.34
Receipts from State Board of Health .............. 110.01

Total receipts during year..................... $ 133,717.60
Balance in fund January 1, 1923 ................ 37,726.26

$ 171,443.86
Disbursements during year ..................... .. 121,129.03

Balance in fund December 31, 1923.............$ 50,314.83

STATE BOARD OF HEALTH, VENEREAL CONTROL ACT.

Receipts from United States Government ..........$ 1,946.84
Receipts from State Board of Health............... 916.16

Total receipts during year .................... $ 2,863.00
Balance in fund January 1, 1923................. 2,649.07

$ 5,512.07
Disbursements during year........................ 2,090.72

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............ $ 3,421.35

STATE BOARD OF HEALTH, SHEPPARD-TOWNER ACT.

Receipts from United States Government .......... $ 9,000.00
Receipts from State Board of Health................. $ 3,000.00
Interest on funds in bank.......................... 185.99

Total receipts during year ..................... $ 12,185.99
Balance in fund January 1, 1923............... 10,409.20

$ 22,595.19
Disbursements during year........................ 20,782.63

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............ $ 1,812.56

STATE BOARD OF NURSES' FUND.

Receipts during year under Chapter 7831, Laws of
Florida ..................... ..... ....... .. ... $ 3,197.00
Balance in fund January 1, 1923............... 626.36

$ 3,823.36
Disbursements during year ........................ 2,582.72

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............ $ 1,240.64

FLORIDA BOARD OF CHIROPRACTIC EXAMINERS FUND.

Receipts during year under Chapter 7892, Laws of
Florida ....................................... $ 445.00
Balance in fund January 1, 1923 ................ 76.97

$ 521.97
Disbursements during year........................ 448.34

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............. $ 73.63

AUTOMOBILE REFUND FUND.

Receipts during year from automobile licenses.... $ ..........
Balance in fund January 1, 1923................. 168.00

$ 168.00
Disbursements during year ........................ .........

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............$ 168.00

AUTOMOBILE THEFT FUND.

Receipts during year under Chapter 9157, Laws of
Florida .........................................$ 57,518.00
Balance in fund January 1, 1923 ................ ..........

$ 57,518.00
Disbursements during year ....................... 21,423.75

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............. $ 36,094.25

DRAINAGE BOND FUND.

Receipts in 1923.

Sale of Drainage Bonds............................$ 665,000.00
Receipts from banks and Trustees I. I. Fund on
pending bond sales .............................. 828,140.00
Interest on funds in banks ......................... 2,203.21
Tolls, sale of maps, etc............................ 12,909.67
Disbursement account labor and canal work........ 99,951.53
Refund by Trustees Internal Improvement Fund.... 76,730.01
Refund by Texas Oil Company...................... 100.00

Total receipts during year..................... $1,685,034.42
Balance in fund January 1, 1923 ................ 97,118.13

$1,782,152.55
Disbursements during year ....................... 1,669,290.78

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............. $ 112,861.77

EVERGLADES DRAINAGE BOND SINKING FUND.

Receipts in 1923.

Interest on bonds owned by fund .................. $ 300.00
Interest on funds in banks ......................... 363.52
Transfer of 2 per cent of drainage taxes collected.. 1,741.23
Transfer from Drainage Tax Fund in order to re-
deem matured Everglades Drainage District Bonds 50,000.00

Total receipts during year..................... $ 52,404.75
Balance in fund January 1, 1923............... 2,270.62

$ 54,675.37
Disbursements during year .............. ......... 50,000.00

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............. $ 4,675.37

DRAINAGE TAX FUND (REGULAR).

Receipts in 1923.

From State taxes ............................... $ 667,362.76
From Circuit Court Clerks, account redemption tax
certificates ................ ..................... 107,859.79
From Comptroller, account redemption tax certifi-
cates ........................................... 210.27

Total receipts account of State taxes..........$ 775,432.82
Land sales under Chapters 6456 and 6457 ........... 1,279.28
Interest on certificates of deposit .................. 15,879.51

Total receipts during year.................. .. $ 792,591.61
Balance in fund January 1, 1923................. 91,265.68

$ 883,857.29
Disbursements during year ........................ 549,522.50

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............. $ 334,334.79

DRAINAGE TAX FUND (ONE MILL).

Receipts during year. ..............................$ 16,631.96
Balance in fund January 1, 1923 ................ 4,634.46
$ 21,266.42
Disbursements during year ................................

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............. $ 21,266.42

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TOBACCO EXPERIMENT STATION INCIDENTAL FUND.

Receipts during year .......................... ... ......
Balance in fund January 1, 1923 ................ 200.00

$ 200.00
Disbursements during year ...................... ..........

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............. $ 200.00

GIRLS' INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FUND.

Receipts during year from School ................. $ 3,938.98
Balance in fund January 1, 1923 ................ 7,076.74

$ 11,015.72
Disbursements during year ................................

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............. $ 11,015.72

BOYS' INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FUND.

Receipts during year from School.................. $ ..........
Balance in fund January 1, 1923................. 6.35

$ 6.35
Disbursements during year........................ .........

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............. $ 6.35

FLORIDA STATE HOSPITAL SPECIAL MAINTENANCE
FUND.

Receipts from Hospital during year................ $ 13,155.30
From sale of cut-over lands ........................ 700.00

Total receipts during year ....................$ 13,855.30
Balance in fund January 1, 1923 ................ 33,805.29

$ 47,660.59
Disbursements during year........................ .........

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............. $ 47,660.59

FLORIDA FARM COLONY EPILEPTIC AND FEEBLE-MINDED
INCIDENTAL FUND.

Receipts on account of pay patients ................$ 2,304.36
Balance in fund January 1, 1923................ 2,463.07

$ 4,767.43
Disbursements during year ........................ 2,198.81

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............. $ 2,568.62

HOTEL COMMISSION FUND.

Receipts during year under Chapter 9264, Laws of
Florida ........................................ $ 16,295.00
Balance in fund January 1, 1923..........................

$ 16,295.00
Disbursements during year ........................ 5,760.45

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............. $ 10,534.55

TICK ERADICATION FUND.

Receipts during year under Chapter 9201, Laws of
Florida ......................................... $ 48,991.41
Balance in fund January 1, 1923..........................

$ 48,991.41
Disbursements during year ........................ 8,588.44

Balance in fund December 31, 1923..............$ 40,402.97

SPECIAL SHELL FISH PLANTING FUND.

Receipts during year under Chapter 9338, Laws of
Florida ....................................... $ 224.65
Balance in fund January 1, 1923 .........................

Disbursements during year ........................ $ 224.65

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............. $ 224.65

STATE ROAD TAX FUND.

Receipts in 1923.

From State taxes..................................$ 411,373.02
From Comptroller, account tax certificate redemp-
tions ........................................... 20,558.44

Total receipts account of State taxes............ $ 431,931.46
From State Road Department ...................... 515,988.35

Total receipts during year ..................... 947,919.81
Balance in fund January 1, 1923 ................ 134,476.93

$1,082,396.74
Disbursements during year ........................ 903,129.42

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............. $ 179,267.32

MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE COUNTY ROAD FUND.

Balance in fund January 1, 1923 .................... $ 78,159.24
Receipts during year ......................................

$ 78,159.24
Disbursements during year ........................ 45,785.50

Balance in fund December 31, 1923 .................$ 32,373.74

MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE EXPENSE FUND.

Receipts during year ..............................$ 98,495.34
Balance in fund January 1, 1923 ..... .......... 46,266.64

$ 144,761.98
Disbursements during year ........................ 138,740.20

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............. $ 6,021.78

MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE MAINTENANCE FUND.

Receipts during year ..............................$ 92,969.74
Balance in fund January 1, 1923 ................ 23,826.30

$ 116,796.04
Disbursements during year ........................ 71,647.41

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............. $ 45,148.63

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FEDERAL AID ROAD FUND.

Receipts during year from United States Govern-
m ent ...........................................$ 820,063.74
Refund on Comptroller's Warrant No. 19609......... 26.46

Total receipts during year.....................$ 820,090.20
Balance in fund January 1, 1923................ 238,831.95

$1,058,922.15
Disbursements during year........................ 985,673.24

Balance in fund December 31, 1923.............$ 73,248.91

STATE-FEDERAL AID ROAD FUND.

Receipts during year under Section 1031, Revised
General Statutes of Florida..................... $1,301,577.63
Balance in fund January 1, 1923................. 31,786.31

$1,333,363.94
Disbursements during year........................ 1,310,956.97

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............. $ 22,406.97

STATE AID FUND FOR COUNTIES.

Receipts during year under Section 1031, Revised
General Statutes of Florida ..................... $ 464,928.06
Balance in fund January 1, 1923 ................ 7,223.91

$ 472,151.97
Disbursements during year ........................ 471,011.74

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............. $ 1,140.23

STATE ROAD LICENSE FUND (GASOLINE).

Receipts (taxes) during year under Chapters 8411
and 9120, Laws of Florida. ...................... $1,257,309.24
Licenses from gasoline dealers..................... 4,885.00

Total receipts during year....................... $1,262,194.24
Balance in fund January 1, 1923................. 258,715.62

$1,520,909.86
Disbursements during year ....................... 1,145,843.99

Balance in fund December 31, 1923.............$ 375,065.87

COUNTY ROAD LICENSE FUND (GASOLINE).

Receipts during year under Chapter 9120, Acts of
1923 ..................... ..................... $ 377,748.01
Balance in fund January 1, 1923................ .........

$ 377,748.01
Disbursements during year........................ 289,540.83

Balance in fund December 31, 1923 .............$ 88,207.18

GASOLINE LICENSE EXPENSE FUND.

Receipts during year under Chapter 9120, Acts of
1923, Laws of Florida ........................... .$ 1,100.00
Balance in fund January 1, 1923................ .........

$ 1,100.00
Disbursements during year ....................... 100.00

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............ $ 1,000.00

GASOLINE INSPECTION FUND.

Receipts during year under Chapter 7905, Laws of
Florida ........................................ $ 134,839.58
Balance in fund January 1, 1923 ................ 92,638.98

$ 227,478.56
Disbursements during year (including $91,884.70
transferred to the State Highway Fund)......... 100,921.17

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............. $ 126,557.39

STATE HIGHWAY FUND.

Receipts during year: Transferred from Gasoline
Inspection Fund ................................$ 91,884.70
Balance in fund January 1, 1923 ................ 70,736.18

$ 162,620.88
Disbursements during year........................ 162,528.12

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............. $ 92.76

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FLORIDA NATIONAL FOREST FUND.

Receipts during year from United States Govern-
ment ........................................... $ 4,560.84
Balance in fund January 1, 1923 ................ .........

$ 4,560.84
Disbursements during year ................................

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............. $ 4,560.84

ASYLUM PATIENTS TRUST FUND.

Balance in fund January 1, 1923 .................... $ 2,453.21
Receipts during year ......................................

$ 2,453.21
Disbursements during year ..................................

Balance in fund December 31, 1923............. $ 2,453.21

FLORIDA STATE BOND SINKING FUND.

Receipts in 1923

(Interest on securities owned by the Fund)

Jan. 1-Semi-Annual Interest On:
$ 20,000 Marion County 5%'s ...............$ 500.00
20,000 Broward County 6%'s ............. 600.00.
16,500 Live Oak 5%'s .................... 412.50
Jan. 31-Interest on State deposits collected during
m onth ................................... 13,111.56
Feb. 1-Semi-Annual Interest On:
$ 3,000 DeSoto County 6%'s .............. 90.00
13,000 Baker County 6%'s ............... 390.00
17,000 Perry 6% 's ....................... 510.00
Feb. 28-Interest on State deposits collected during
m onth ................................... 271.78
Mar. 31-Interest on State deposits collected during
m onth ................................... 883.71
Apr. 2-Semi-Annual Interest On:
$ 14,500 Vero 6% 's ........................ 435.00
3,000 Perry 6% 's ....................... 90.00
18,000 Haines City 6%'s ................. 540.00
Apr. 30-Interest on State deposits collected during
m onth ................................. 14,910.01
May 31-Interest on State deposits collected during
m onth ................................... 555.71
June 30-Interest on State deposits collected during
month ................................... 433.61

July 1-Semi-Annual Interest On:
$ 2,000 Pasco County 51/%'s ..............$ 55.00
16,500 Live Oak 5%'s ................... 412.50
17,000 Leesburg 5%'s ................... 425.00
20,000 Marion County 5%'s .............. 500.00
20,000 Broward County 6%'s ............. 600.00
July 31-Interest on State deposits collected during
m onth ................................... 23,295.37
Aug. 1-Semi-Annual Interest On:
$ 13,000 Macclenny 6%'s ................... 390.00
17,000 Perry 6% 's ....................... 510.00
Aug. 31-Interest on State deposits collected during
month .................. ............ .. 254.62
Sept. 30-Interest on State deposits collected during
m onth ................................... 489.68
Oct. 1-Semi-Annual Interest On:
$ 3.000 Perry 6% 's ........................ 90.00
14,500 Vero 6% 's ........................ 435.00
18,000 Haines City 6%'s ................. 540.00
Oct. 31-Interest on State deposits collected during
m onth ................. ............... 20,563.77
Nov. 30-Interest on State deposits collected during
m onth ................................... 65.73
Dec. 31-Interest on State deposits collected during
m onth ................................... 679.17

Total receipts during year ......................$ 83,039.72
Balance in fund January 1, 1923................. 1,711.94

$ 84,751.66
Disbursements during year. ......................... 84,269.76

Balance in fund December 31, 1923.............. $ 481.90

Note.-The disbursements, as shown in detail below, were for
the purchase of bonds, in which the interest on State deposits is
invested, as explained on pages 9 to 11 of this report.

Disbursements in 1923.

Bonds of Florida counties, municipalities and districts were
purchased during the year as follows:

Jan. 16-$ 2,000 Vero 6% Bonds at 100.20 and interest.$
1,500 Vero 6% Bonds at 100.43 and interest.
1,000 Vero 6% Bonds at 100.64 and interest.
1,000 Vero 6% Bonds at 100.85 and interest.
2,000 Veri 6% Bonds at 101.04 and interest.
1,500 Vero 6% Bonds at 101.22 and interest.
2,000 Vero 6% Bonds at 101.39 and interest.
1,500 Vero 6% Bonds at 101.56 and interest.
2,000 Vero 6% Bonds at 101.71 and interest.
Feb. 26- 2,000 Pasco County 5%% Bonds at 105.428
and interest .......................

2,038.67
1,532.45
1,023.73
1,025.83
2,055.47
1,544.30
2,062.47
1,549.40
2,068.87

2,125.37

May 14- 16,000 Leesburg 5% Bonds at par and in-
terest ........................... 16,295.56
May 17- 1,000 Leesburg 5% Bonds at par and in-
terest .................. 1,018.89
Sept. 3- 10,000 South Jacksonville 6% Bonds at
102.50 and interest ................ 10,353.33
Nov. 22- 25,000 Hernando County 5% Bonds at
95.65 and interest.................. 24,089.60
Dec. 13- 9,000 Pinellas County 51/ Bonds at 102.623
and interest ....................... 9,458.82
Dec. 28- 6,000 Chipley 6% Bonds a t98 and interest 6,027.00

Total investments during year...................$ 84,269.76
Dec. 31-Cash balance in fund.............'........ 481.90

$ 84.751.66

STATEMENT OF THE SECURITIES IN THE VARIOUS
FUNDS.

PRINCIPAL OF THE STATE SCHOOL FUND.

Securities in Fund January 1, 1923.

Florida Refunding 3% Bond...................... $ 242,800.00
Florida Refunding 3% Bond ....................... 125,367.00
Alabama Registered 31/ Bonds ..................... 45,000.00
Virginia Century 3% Bonds ....................... 201,500.00
U. S. Third Liberty Loan 44% Bonds.............. 50,000.00
Marianna, Fla., 5% Bonds (not coupon)............ 10,000.00
Marianna, Fla., 5% Bonds ........................ 28,000.00
Marianna, Fla., 6% Bonds ......................... 40,000.00
Lakeland, Fla., 5& Bonds.......................... 32,000.00
Sarasota, Fla., 5% Bonds .......................... 55,000.00
Milton, Fla., 5% Bonds ............................ 43,000.00
Pensacola, Fla., 4A4 Bonds ......................... 15,000.00
Hillsborough County, Fla.. 4% Bonds ............... 20,000.00
Madison County, Fla., 5% Bonds.................... 50,000.00
Fort Meade, Fla., 5% Bonds ....................... 20,000.00
Fort Myers, Fla., 5% Bonds ........................ 15,000.00
Live Oak, Fla., 5% Bonds......................... 21,500.00
Newberry, Fla., 6% Bonds......................... 10,000.00
DeSoto County, Fla., 5% Bonds.................... 45,000.00
DeSoto County, Fla., 6% Bonds.................... 39,000.00
Wauchula, Fla., 6% Bonds......................... 26,000.00
Hernando County, Fla., 5% Bonds ................. 50,000.00
Hernando County, Fla., 6% Bonds ................. 12,000.00
Panama City, Fla., 6% Bonds ...................... 4,500.00
Bay County, Fla., 5% Bonds ....................... 41,000.00
Levy County, Fla., 6% Bonds ....................... 23,000.00
Bartow, Fla., 5% Bonds ............................ 5,000.00
Port Tampa, Fla., 5% Bonds ....................... 5,000.00
Bonifay, Fla., 6% Bonds ........................... 18,000.00

Jasper, Fla., 5% Bonds ... .. ............ 30,000.00
Jasper, Fla., 6% Bonds......................... 7,000.00
Dade County, Fla., 4%% Bonds................... 30,000.00
Jackson County, Fla., 4% Bonds ................... 14,000.00
Jackson County, Fla., 5%% Bonds.................. 20,000.00
Jackson County, Fla., 6% Bonds................... 37,000.00
Lake City, Fla., 5% Bonds........................ 16,000.00
Arcadia, Fla., 5% Bonds. ...................... .. 30,000.00
Mulberry, Fla., 6% Bonds... ................... 22,000.00
Holmes County, Fla., 6% Bonds...................... 50,000.00
Haines City, Fla., 6% Bonds ....................... 7,000.00
Haines City, Fla., 7% Bonds ....................... 10,000.00
Leesburg, Fla., 6% Bonds........................... 35,000.00
Washington County. Fla., 6% Bonds................ 35,000.00
Pinellas County, Fla., 6% Bonds.................... 16,000.00
Marion County, Fla., 5% Bonds .................... 30,500.00
Chipley, Fla., 5% Bonds............................ 22,000.00
St. Johns County, Fla., 51% Bonds............ ...... 3,000.00
Calhoun County, Fla., 5%% Bonds................... 22,000.00
Calhoun County, Fla., 6% Time Warrants.......... 27,500.00
Tallahassee, Fla., 5% Bonds........................ 121,000.00
Hamilton County, Fla., 5% Bonds .................. 39,000.00
St. Lucie County, Fla., 6% Bonds................... 46,000.00
Sumter County, Fla., 5% Bonds .................... 12,000.00
Gadsden County, Fla., 6% Bonds................... 61,000.00
DeFuniak Springs. Fla., 6% Bonds.................. 35,000.00
Okaloosa County, Fla., 6% Bonds................... 8,000.00
Citrus County, Fla., 6% Bonds ..................... 10,000.00
Perry, Fla., 5% Bonds............................. 23,000.00
Suwannee County, Fla., 8% Funding Warrants...... 20,000.00
Bakre County, Fla., 6% Bonds...................... 7,000.00
Bradford County. Fla., 6% Bonds ................... 31,000.00
Eustis, Fla., 6% Bonds............................. 20,000.00

Par value of securities in fund January 1, 1923.$2,189,667.00

Securities Purchased During 1923.

Plant City, Fla., 6% Bonds........................ $ 14,000.00
Wakulla County, Fla., 6% Bonds ................... 31,000.00
Kissimmee, Fla., 6% Bond ......................... 1,000.00
Citrus County, Fla., 6% Bonds.................... 70,000.00
Pasco County, Fla., 5%% Bonds............ ....... 5,000.00
Newberry, Fla., 6% Bonds ......................... 10,000.00
Leesburg, Fla., 5% Bonds .......................... 3,000.00
Lake County, Fla., 6% Bonds... ................. 40,000.00
Broward County, Fla., 6% Bonds .................. 35,000.00
Miami, Fla., 5% Bonds ............. ......... 52,000.00
Sebring, Fla., 6% Bonds ........................ 15,000.00
Chipley, Fla., 6% Bonds ........................... 12,000.00

Total par value of securities purchased in 1923..$ 288,000.00
Par value of securities in fund January 1, 1923..... 2,189,667.00

$2,477,667.00

Securities Matured and Redeemed During 1923.

Madison County, Fla., 5% Bonds ................... $ 12,000.00
Gadsden County, Fla.. 6% Bonds.................... ..,000.00
Levy County, Fla., 6% Bonds ($100.00 denomination) 500.00
Bay County, Fla., 5% Bond ....................... 1,000.00
Newberry, Fla., 6% Bonds......................... 10,000.00
Virginia Century 3% Bonds. (Sold by order of the
State Board of Education) ....................... 201,500.00
Calhoun County, Fla., 6% Time Warrants.......... 6,000.00

Total par value of securities redeemed in 1923..$ 235,000.00
Par value of bonds in fund December 31, 1923...... 2,242,667.00

$2,477,667.00

PRINCIPAL OF AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE FUND.

Securities in Fund January 1, 1923.

Lakeland, Fla., 5% Bonds............................$ 8.000.00
Florida Refunding 3% Bond......................... 131,900.00
Florida Refunding 3% Bond ......................... 3,900.00

Par value of securities in fund January 1, 1923... $143,800.00

Securities Purchased During 1923.

Plant City, Fla., 6% Bonds ..........................$ 9,000.00
Par value of securities in fund January 1, 1923........ 143,800.00

Total par value of securities in fund Dec. 31, 1923.$152,800.00
(No securities redeemed during the year.)

PRINCIPAL OF SEMINARY FUND.

Securities in Fund January 1, 1923.

Fort Myers, Fla., 6% Bonds...........................$ 9,000.00
Virginia Century 3% Bonds......................... 7,500.00
Quincy, Fla., 5% Bonds .............................. 3,500.00
Alabama Registered 31/2% Bonds..................... 15,000.00
Florida Refunding 3% Bond ......................... 76,600.00
Florida Refunding 3% Bond ......................... 21,000.00

Par value of securities in fund January 1, 1923..$132,600.00

85

Securities Purchased During 1923.

Broward County, Fla., 6% Bonds ....................$ 5,000.00
Par value of securities in fund January 1, 1923....... 132,600.00

$137,600.00

Securities Sold During 1923.

Virginia Century 3% Bonds (Sold by order of the State
Board of Education) ............................$ 7,500.00
Par value of bonds in fund December 31, 1923........ 130,100.00

$137,600.00
(No securities redeemed during the year).

FLORIDA STATE BOND SINKING FUND.

Securities in Fund January 1, 1923.

Brevard County,-Fla., 6% Bonds ..................... $ 20,000.00
Marion County. Fla., 5% Bonds..................... 20,000.00
Baker County, Fla., 6% Bonds....................... 13,000.00 .
Perry, Fla., 6% Bonds ............................... 20,000.00
Live Oak, Fla., 5% Bonds........................... 16,500.00
Haines City, Fla., 6% Bonds......................... 18,000.00

Par value of securities in fund January 1. 1923...$107.500.00

Securities Purchased During 1923.

Vero, Fla., 6% Bonds............................... $ 14,500.00
Pasco County, Fla., 5%% Bonds...................... 2,000.00
Leesburg, Fla., 5% Bonds............................ 17,000.00
South Jacksonville, Fla., 6% Bonds.................. 10,000.00
Hernando County 5% Bonds......................... 25,000.00
Pinellas County 5'/% Bonds ............... .......... 9,000.00
Chipley, Fla., 6% Bonds ............................. 6,000.00

Total par value of bonds purchased in 1923.......$ 83,500.00
Par value of securities in fund January 1. 1923...... 107,500.00

$191,000.00

Securities Matured and Redeemed During 1923.

Vero, Fla., 6% Bonds ...............................$ 2.000.00
Par value of securities in fund December 31, 1923..... 189,000.00

$191,000.00

STATE FIRE INSURANCE FUND

Receipts in 1923

Premiums on account of fire insurance as follows:
June 13-Account of current premiums............... $ 352.66
July 19-Account past premiums, under Chapter 9151.. 20,000.00
Dec. 7-Account of current premiums .............. 11,878.66
Dec. 19-Account of current premiums.............. 386.64

Total receipts during year....................... $ 32,617.96
Balance in the fund January 1, 1923.............. 17,023.91

$ 49,641.87
Total disbursements during year ................. 4,231.42

Balance in the fund December 31, 1923...........$ 45,410.45

Disbursements in 1923

Paid. To Whom Issued. Warrant. Amount.
Feb. 1-A. H. Roberts, salary................. 4160 $ 208.33
Mar. 1-A. H. Roberts, salary ................ 8865 208.33
Mar. 19-A. H. Roberts, traveling expenses..... 11985 2.04
Apr. 3-A. H. Roberts, salary................. 13522 208.34
May 1-A. H. Roberts, salary................. 18007 208.33
June 1-A. H. Roberts, salary................. 22312 208.34
June 2-J. M. Morgan, account fire loss State
Hospital .......................... 22157 *1,875.00
June 23-Rough Notes, book ................... 24024 2.00
June 26-A. H. Roberts, traveling expenses..... 26326 20.63
July 1-A. H. Roberts, salary................. 26724 208.33
July 3-H. D. Wood, Agent, mileage book..... 26501 30.00
Aug. 2-A. H. Roberts, salary................. 31809 208.33
Aug. 17-Rough Notes, book................... 32541 6.00
Sept. 1-A. H. Roberts. salary................ 36506 208.33
Sept. 8-D. A. Dixon Company, office supplies.. 37306 2.60
Oct. 2-A. H. Roberts, salary................. 40871 208.33
Nov. 1-A. H. Roberts, salary................. 45529 208.33
Nov. 10-D. A. Dixon Company, office supplies.. 47028 1.50
Dec. 1-A. H. Roberts, salary................. 50283 208.33

Total disbursements during year........... $4,231.42

*Note-Warrant No. 22157, for $1,875.00, paid June 2, 1923, is-
sued in error against State Fire Insurance Fund. Should have
been against Florida State Hospital Special Maintenance Fund.
Refunded by Warrant No. 3146, January 18, 1924.

87

CONTINGENT EXPENSES STATE TREASURER'S OFFICE

Paid. In favor of. Warrant. Amount.
Jan. 1-The H. & W. B. Drew Co., stencils.... 46626 $ 3.85
Jan. 2-Walker, Evans & Cogswell Co., book... 46611 62.75
Jan. 2-Grant Furniture Co., furniture....... 46625 62.25
Jan. 2-T. J. Appleyard, stationery .......... 47144 2.25
Feb. 1-Burroughs Adding Machine Co., service 2957 28.31
Feb. 6-P. W. Wilson & Co., sundries.......... 4671 1.50
Feb. 6-Yaeger-Rhodes Hardware Co., sundries 4673 .40
Feb. 7-H. R. Kaufman, sundries ............ 4672 9.85
Feb. 19-Eagle Multigraphing, Stamp & Seal Co.,
rubber stamp ..................... 5822 .67
Feb. 24-H. D. Wood, Agent, mileage book ...... 7207 30.00
Mar. 3-Southern Tel. & Constr. Co., tolls..... 9065 1.45
Mar. 5-W. M. DeWitt, sundries.............. 9581 2.00
Mar. 5-J. M. Mossman Co., service........... 9387 11.00
Mar. 5-Yale & Towne Mfg. Co., service........ 9388 11.00
Mar. 6-Geo. D. Barnard Sta'ry. Co., stationery 7769 14.87
Mar. 8-H. R. Kaufman, office supplies....... 9064 1.90
Mar. 16-D. A. Dixon, mimeographing ......... 10080 2.00
Mar. 28-W. H. May, postmaster, envelopes.... 12396 65.00
Mar. 30-Burroughs Adding Machine Co., service 10681 8.83
Apr. 4-T. J. Appleyard, office supplies....... 13754 10.75
Apr. 6-Grant Furniture Co., window shades.. 14055 34.65
Apr. 7-D. A. Dixon, office supplies........... 13722 9.10
Apr. 7-H. R. Kaufman, office supplies........ 13761 9.75
Apr. 9-Leon Electric Supply Co., lamp....... 14057 1.30
Apr. 11-Southern Tel. & Constr. Co., tolls..... 14423 .25
May 2-Burroughs Ad. Mch. Co.. office supplies 16168 3.50
May 5-American Railway Ex. Co., service.... 18195 .95
May 5-Leon Electric Supply Co., service...... 18416 20.40
May 9-W. H. May, postmaster, stamps........ 18618 50.00
May 9--H. R. Kaufman, office supplies........ 18178 11.00
May 9-Hill's Book Store, office supplies...... 18653 5.50
May 21-Continental Ins. Co., insurance prem.. 18838 6.79
May 28-Dixon Transfer Co., service ........... 21338 2.12
May 31-Rhodes-Futch-Collins Co., furniture.... 21658 34.30
June 1-H. D. Wood, Agent, mileage book...... 21928 30.00
June 8-Chas. Williams, sundries.............. 22923 1.50
June 16-Horace Bentley, service............... 24921 1.50
June 16-Clarence Hall, service................ 24920 1.50
June 16-H. R. Kaufman, office supplies....... 22924 4.70
June 26-D. A. Dixon & Co., furniture.......... 25453 5.60
June 27-Continental Ins. Co., insurance prem... 24025 15.72
July 3-W. J. McElwaine, repairs to vault..... 26745 150.00
July 5-Eagle Mult. Stamp & Seal Co., stamp... 25452 .57
July 7-H. & W. B. Drew Co., office supplies.. 27101 1.23
July 7-H. D. Wood, Agent, mileage book.... 27103 30.00
July 7-H. D. Wood, Agent, mileage book...... 27102 30.00
July 9-W. H. May, Postmaster, envelopes..... 27076 55.00
July 12-Hill's Book Store, office supplies ..... 27669 5.25
July 13-Chas. Williams, flash light .......... 27668 1.50
July 14-H. R. Kaufman, office supplies ........ 27151 33.20

July 14-Eagle Mult., Stamp & Seal Co., rubber
stam p ............................. 27667
July 30--Continental Ins. Co., insurance prems.. 30384
Aug. 2-Burroughs Adding Mch. Co., service.. 30413
Aug. 9-Leon Electric Supply Co., fan......... 32669
Aug. 9-Middle Florida Ice Co., water cooler.. 32668
Aug. 10-American Ry. Express Co., service.... 32670
Aug. 13-Western Union Tel. Co., service....... 33522
Aug. 22-H. & W. B. Drew Co., stationery...... 34863
Aug. 25-D. A. Dixon & Co., sundries.......... 34839
Sept. 7-American Raiilway Ex. Co., service... 37149
Sept. 7-Southern Tel. & Constr. Co., service.. 37224
Sept. 8-Western Union Tel. Co., service...... 37468
Sept. 10-Continental Ins. Co., insurance prems. 36221
Sept. 15-H. R. Kaufman, office supplies....... 37150
Sert. 17-Burroughs Adding Mch. Co., sundries. 38051
Sept. 19-Burroughs Adding Mch. Co., service.. 39011
Oct. 6.-Geo. D. Barnard Stationery Co., book.. 40730
Oct. 8-Southern Tel. & Constr. Co., service.... 41693
Oct. 9-Dennison Mfg. Co., sealing wax........ 40632
Oct. 15-Continental Ins. Co., insurance prems.. 41753
Oct. 22-H. & W. B. Drew Co., office supplies... 43919
Nov. 8-Charles Williams, cash box........... 46444
Nov. 8-Leon Electric Supply Co., service..... 46445
Nov. 8-Southern Tel. & Constr. Co., service.... 46447
Nov. 13-Western Union Telegraph Co., service. 46446
Nov. 13-H. R. Kaufman, office supplies....... 76448
Nov. 13-Walker, Evans & Cogswell Co., sta-
tionery ........................... 47210
Nov. 23-Sinclair Wells, service ............... 49500
Nov. 23-Walker, Evans & Cogswell Co., sta-
tionery ........................... 48890
Dec. 4-H. D. Wood, Agent, mileage book...... 50159
Dec. 5-Continental Ins. Co., insurance rprems. 48889
Dec. 5-Continental Ins. Co., insurance prems.. 48888
Dec. 11-Western Union Telegraph Co., service.. 51134

Total disbursements during year ...........

POSTAGE STATE TREASURER'S OFFICE

1.54
8.10
28.31
15.00
15.55
.43
4.61
2.09
1.50
2.45
.95
16.06
4.80
5.05
60.10
8.83
6.98
1.85
3.59
6.84
8.51
1.50
1.10
.25
13.89
6.40

14.29
2.00

16.67
60.00
14.19
7.56
10.89

.$1,239.39

Paid. In favor of. Warrant. Amount.
Jan. 10-W. H. May, Postmaster, postage....... 119 $ 55.00
Jan. 15-W. H. May, Postmaster, postage....... 1588 50.00
Mar. 21-W. H. May, Postmaster, postage....... 10828 35.00
Mar. 26-W. H. May. Postmaster, stamped en-
velopes ........................... 12382 160.00
Aug. 14-W. H. May, 'Postmaster, stamped en-
velopes ........................... 32708 225.00
Sept. 5-W. H. May, Postmaster, postage....... 36230 20.00
Oct. 9-W. H. May, Postmaster, postage....... 40740 30.00
Nov. 17-W. H. May. Postmaster, postage....... 47655 55.00
Dec. 10-W. H. May, Postmaster, postage....... 54424 75.00

Total disbursements during year............ $ 705.00

BURGLARY INSURANCE ON SECURITIES HELD BY STATE
TREASURER

Paid. In favor of. Warrant
Aug. 22-American Surety Company of New
York, premium .................... 33905
Sept. 6-Fidelity & Casualty Company of New
York, premium ................. ...37133
Sept. 6-Fidelity & Casualty Company of New
York, premium .................... 37134
Sept. 10-American Surety Cpmpany of New
York, premium ................... 37127
Oct. 23-American Surety Company of New
York, premium .................... 44139
Oct. 23-Fidelity & Casualty Company of New
York, premium .................... 44401

Total disbursements during year...........

. Amount.

$ 250.00

250.00

333.33

333.33

250.00

250.00

.$1,666.66

INCIDENTAL EXPENSES INSURANCE COMMISSIONER

Paid. In favor of. Warrant.
Jan. 2-T. J. Appleyard, printing. ............. 47143
Jan. 4-Grant Furniture Co., rug.............. 46648
Jan. 8-American Railway Ex. Co., service.... 323
Jan. 9-Southern Tel. & Constr. Co., service.... 691
Jan. 9-Western Union Telegraph Co., service. 690
Jan. 12-H. R. Kaufman, office supplies........ 230
Jan. 15-Eveready Mfg. Co., repairs............ 692
Feb. 3-The Letter Shop, mimeographing...... 3786
Feb. 6-Southern Tel. & Constr. Co., service.... 4670
Feb. 6-Hill's Book Store, sundries ............ 4832
Feb. 19-Western Union Telegraph Co., service.. 5826
Feb. 21-American Railway Express Co., service 7138
Feb. 24-H. D. Wood, Agent, mileage book...... 7206
Mar. 5-Universal File & Binder Mfg. Co., sun-
dries" .............................. 7768
Mar. 13-Western Union Telegraph Co., service. 10619
Mar. 16-D. A. Dixon. mimeographing......... 10679
Mar. 16-D. A. Dixon, office supplies.......... 10510
Mar. 30-D. A. Dixon, mimeographing ......... 12397
Apr. 6-Grant Furniture Co., window shades ... 14054
Apr. 7--D. A. Dixon, mimeographing ......... 13721
Apr. 7-H. R. Kaufman, service. .............. 13762
Apr. 7-Western Union Telegraph Co., service.. 14058
Apr. 9-Tallahassee Furniture Co., furniture... 14059
Apr. 11-W. C. Ward, service.................. 15163
Apr. 11-H. & W. B. Drew Co., furniture....... 14162
Apr. 14-W. L. Marshall, repairs............... 14425
Apr. 16-Eveready Mfg. Co., sundries........... 14424
Apr. 25-D. A. Dixon & Co., office supplies ...... 16603

Amount.
4.00
16.50
1.90
1.45
4.68
4.25
1.41
2.00
2.40
.50
5.84
2.75
30.00

3.33
2.70
6.00
4.00
2.00
42.75
7.50
7.50
4.69
44.50
2.50
24.00
15.50
6.15
3.05

90

Paid. In favor of. Warrant. Amount.
Apr. 28-Christie's, book ...................... 10589 2.00
Apr. 30-Lewis State Bank, ink................ 17670 1.40
May 1-H. D. Wood, Agent, mileage books..... 17515 60.00
May 4-Southern Tel. & Constr. Co., service.... 18417 .30
May 4-T. J. Appleyard, envelopes............ 18479 2.25
May 5-J. C. Luning, traveling expenses....... 18557 55.16
May 9-Western Union Telegraph Co., service.. 18652 15.46
June 2-The Spectator Co., book.............. 21668 4.00
June 8-American Railway Express Co., service 22921 .52
June 8-Western Union Telegraph Co., service.. 22922 11.92
June 12-Tallahassee Furniture Co., filing case. 22020 11.00
June 19-Leon Electric Supply Co., service..... 25126 .70
July 3-The Weekly Underwriter, books....... 26439 2.00
July 6-D. A. Dixon & Co., book.............. 27099 1.75
July 7-Wales Adding Machine Co., adding ma-
chine ............................. 26438 351.00
July 7-D. A. Dixon & Co., ink................ 27150 .50
July 12-Western Union Telegraph Co., service. 27752 8.04
July 12-Southern Tel. & Constr. Co., service... 27659 4.85
July 14-D. A. Dixon & Co., office supplies..... 27657 .40
July 14-H. R. Kaufman, office supplies ........ 27658 11.50
July 14-H. R. Kaufman, office supplies........ 27149 9.55
July 19-Security Envelope Co.. office supplies. 27660 6.83
Aug. 10-D. A. Dixon & Co., mimeographing.... 32610 4.75
Aug. 11-H. R. Kaufman. sundries ............ 32671 26.50
Aug. 25-D. A. Dixon & Co.. office file .......... 34838 3.00
Sept. 1-J. C. Luning, traveling expenses...... 36804 265.30
Sept. 5-T. J. Appleyard, envelopes........... 37136 30.25
Sept. 8-H. & W. B. Drew Co., stencils........ 37135 .39
Sept. 27-The Spectator Co., book.............. 40038 4.65
Sept. 27-The Spectator Co., book ............. 40313 3.15
Oct. 2-National Convention Insurance Commis-
sioners, dues ..................... 38980 75.00
Oct. 2-Jerry W. Carter, Jr., sundries......... 41695 2.50
Oct. 2-Western Union Telegraph Co., service.. 41739 5.72
Oct. 10-H. R. Kaufman, office supplies........ 41694 8.45
Oct. 27-J. C. Luning, traveling expenses....... 44629 18.31
Nov. 5-Nelson Doubleday, Inc., books.......... 43918 2.98
Nov. 8-American Railway Ex. Co., service.... 46159 18.52
Nov. 15-J. C. Luning, traveling expenses...... 47725 31.80
Dec. 1-D. A. Dixon & Co., office supplies...... 50160 2.25
Dec. 8-D. A. Dixon & Co., office supplies..... 50519 1.25
Dec. 11-American Railway Ex. Co., service.... 51136 3.19
Dec. 13-H. R. Kaufman, office supplies........ 51135 1.15
Dec. 24-J. C. Luning, traveling expenses....... 54533 150.86
Dec. 31-Service Print Shop, mimeographing... 55247 1.25

Total disbursements during year........... $1,476.20

RECEIVER ACCOUNTS

Balance on hand January 1, 1923 ................. $134,473.57
Receipts from January 1, 1923, to December 31. 1923,
inclusive ....................................... 396,431.09

$530,904.66
Disbursements from January 1, 1923, to December 31,
1923, inclusive .................................. 301.854.62

Balance on hand December 31, 1923............... $229,050.04

SUSPENSE ACCOUNT-STATE ROAD DEPARTMENT

Deposits

1923.
Jan. 25-Deposited by State Road
Jan. 25-Deposited by State Road
Jan. 25-Deposited by State Road
Apr. 13-Deposited by State Road
Apr. 21-Deposited by State Road
Apr. 21-Deposited by State Road
July 24-Deposited by State Road
Oct. 8-Deposited by State Road
Oct. 8-Deposited by State Road
Oct. 8-Deposited by State Road
Oct. 19-Deposited by State Road

Department ........ $ 64.600.00
Department ........ 59,445.69
Department........ 24,600.00
Department........ 373.64
Department........ 338.75
Department........ 142.13
Department........ 1,214.69
Department........ 25,403.93
Department........ 25,401.00
Department........ 25,401.00
Department........ 1,215.65

Deposits during year ............................ $228,136.48
Balance in hands of Treasurer January 1, 1923.... 195,908.06

Total deposits during year ....................... $424,044.54

Distributions
1923.
Nov. 7-Distributed by State Road Department ..... $100,000.00
Nov. 7-Distributed by State Road Department...... 12,500.00
Nov. 7-Distributed by State Road Department ...... 12,500.00
Nov. 7-Distributed by State Road Department...... 37,574.79
Dec. 11-Distributed by State Road Department...... 33,333.27
Dec. 11-Distributed by State Road Department...... 150,000.00

Total Distributions ............................. 345,908.06
Balance in hands of Treasurer December 31. 1923.. 78,136.48

$424,044.54

Note-This account consists of funds deposited with the State
Treasurer by the State Road Department, and held by him as a
Suspense Account until the State Road Department has distrib-
uted same to the several funds under its control.

CERTIFICATE OF AUDIT OF STATE TREASURER

I, LeRoy Campbell, State Auditor, hereby certify that I have
made an examination of the office of the State Treasurer as of
the close of business December 31, 1923, and that he had on hand
and on deposit on said date the following items, which are more
particularly set forth in the foregoing report:

Cash on hand .........................$ 8,198.01
Cash item s ............................ 46,666.48
$ 54,864.49
Deposits in banks (regular) ........................ 2,748,792.24
Deposits in banks (special) ......................... 187,054.55
Deposits under Chapter 6807 (receivership accounts). 229,050.04
$3,219,761.32
Included in the cash and listed in the funds is an
"Asylum Patients Trust Fund" amounting to... 2,453.21

Not included in the balances shown are the following:
C ash ............................................
B. F. Hampton account ..........................
Board of-Control Victory Bond. ...................

19.25
540.53
1,000.00

Bonds Held for Account State Funds

Principal of the State School Fund................ $ 2,242,667.00
Principal of the Seminary Fund .................. 130,100.00
Principal of the Agricultural College Fund........ 152,800.00
Drainage. BonJ Sinking Fund ..................... 5,000.00
Florida Bond Sinking Fund....................... 189,000.00

$ 2,719,567.00
Other Bonds and Securities

Everglades Drainage Bonds ...................... 1,500,000.00
Banks' collateral security ........................ 3,950,050.00
Insurance companies' collateral and surety bonds. 3,820.000.00
Trust companies' securities ...................... 1,874,450.00

$11,144,500.00

I have thoroughly and carefully checked each and every item
included in this report, and while the volume of the office is
continually growing, it is thoroughly systematized, and all ac-
counts are posted up to date, and this makes it possible to thor-
oughly and accurately audit the office without difficulty. The
cheerful assistance and cooperation given me by the State Treas-
urer, and his assistants during my work in his office, is hereby
gratefully acknowledged.
Respectfully submitted,
LEROY CAMPBELL,
State Auditor.

93

COMPTROLLER'S CERTIFICATE

I, Ernest Amos, Comptroller of the State of Florida, do hereby
certify that J. C. Luning, State Treasurer, has deposited in this
office all vouchers for payments made by him as such Treasurer
for the quarters ending March 31st. June 30th, September 30th,
and December 31st, 1923, as required by Section 141 (130) of the
Revised General Statutes of Florida (1920).

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and
official seal this the 15th day of January, A. D. 1924.
(SEAL)
ERNEST AMOS,
Comptroller State of Florida.

*

INDEX

INDEX

(For Comparative Statement, 1920-1923. inclusive, Receirts and
Disbursements, all funds, and General Revenue Fund Abstract,
see pages 23 to 53, inclusive).

A
Pages
Abstract of General Revenue Fund................. 31-45, 49-53
Adams Experiment Station Fund ...................... 66
Admissions and Withdrawals: Insurance Companies... 14-15
Agricultural College Fund (University)-
Principal of ..................................... 64
R eceipts in 1923 .................................. 64
Securities in Fund ................................ 84
Agricultural Extension Fund (Lever):
Federal Appropriation ............................ 66
State Appropriation (General Revenue) ............ 50
Agricultural Extension Fund (Lever Supplemental):
Federal Appropriation .............................. 66
State Appropriation (General Revenue) ............ 50
Agricultural and Mechanical College for Negroes:
Education Fund (General Revenue) ................ 50
Building Educational Fund (General Revenue) ..... 50
H hospital Fund ................................... 69
Incidental Fund .................................. 69
M orrill Fund .................................... 69
Amendments to State Fire Insurance Law.............. 21
Asylum Patients Trust Fund.......................... 80
Auditor (State). Certificate of ......................... 92
Automobile Refund Fund .............................. 73
Automobile Theft Fund ............................... 73

B
Balance Sheet: Various Funds.......................23, 46-48
Banks: Deposits in................................... 7-9
Board (Florida) of Chiropractic Examiners Fund...... 72
Board of Control Educational Fund..................... 50
Board of Health Tax Fund, State ...................... 71
Board of Health, State, Sheppard-Towner Act........... 72
Board of Health, State, Venereal Control Act ........... 72
Board of Nurses Fund, State............................ 72
Bonds:
Statement of, in Principal of Agricultural College
F un d .................. ........................ 84
Statement of, in Principal of Seminary Fund....... 84-85
Statement of, in Principal of State School Fund.... 82-84
Statement of. in Florida Bond Sinking Fund....... 85
Bonded Debt of State: Statement of.................... 54
Interest on ....................................... 7, 54
Sinking Fund for Retirement of ............9-11, 8(-82, 85
Boys' Industrial School Fund .......................... 75
Burglary Insurance on Securities Held by State Treas.. 89
4 4-Treas.

98

C
Pages,
Certificate of Comptroller .............................. 93
Certificate of State Auditor ............................ 92
Chiropractic Examiners Fund, Florida Baard of........ 72
College Funds (See proper headingss).
Comparative Statement, 1920-1923 ..................... 6, 28-45
Comptroller's Certificate .............................. 93
Contingent Expenses State Treasurer's Office........... 87-88
Counties, State Aid Fund for.......................... 78
County Road Fund, Motor Vehicle License .............. 77
County Road License Fund (Gasoline) ................. 79

D

Deaf and. Blind, Florida School for:
Incidental Fund .................................. 68
Educational Fund (General Revenue) ............. 50
Building Educational Fund (General Revenue)..... 50
Debt, Public, Sinking Fund for Retirement of..... 9-12, 80-82, 85
Deposits by Insurance Companies ...................... 16-18
Deposits in Banks .................................... 7-9
Disbursements and Receipts, 1923........ ............. 6, 46-53
Disbursements, all Funds, 1920-1923 ................... 28-30
Disbursements, General Revenue. 1920-1923 ............. 36-45
Drainage Bond Fund (Everglades) .................... 73
Drainage Bond Sinking Fund (Everglades) ............ 74
Drainage Tax Fund (One Mill)........................ 74
Drainage Tax Fund (Regular) ......................... 74

E

Educational Appropriations (General Revenue)......... 50
Educational Funds, Securities Owned by............... 12, 82-85
Epileptic and Feeble-Minded Incidental Fund (Florida
Farm Colony) ................................... 76
Everglades Drainage Bond Fund ....................... 73
Everglades Drainage Bond Sinking Fund.............. 74
Everglades Drainage Tax Fund (One Mill)............ 74
Everglades Drainage Tax Fund (Regular) ............. 74
Experiment Station Funds:
Adams (University) ............................. 66
Hatch (University) .............................. 66
Incidental .................... ................... 68
Tobacco (Quincy) ................................ 75

F

Federal Aid Road Fund ............................. 78
Fees,and Taxes, Insurance Companies and Agents...... 15
Fire Insurance Fund, State.......................... 18-21, 86
Florida Board of Chiropractic Examiners Fund......... 72
Florida Farm Colony for Epileptic and Feeble-Minded
Incidental Fund ................................. 76
Florida Industrial School for Boys..................... 75

Pages
Florida Industrial School for Girls...................... 75
Florida National Forest Fund ......................... 80
Florida School for Deaf and Blind (See Deaf and Blind,
Florida School for).
Florida State Bond Sinking Fund .................... 80-82, 85
Florida State College for Women (See Women, Florida
State College for).
Florida State Hospital Special Maintenance Fund....... 75
Florida, University of (See University).
Forest Fund-Florida National ........................ 80
Funds (State)-Receipts, Disbursements and Balances.. 46-53
(See also under respective headings).

G

Gasoline Inspection Fund ............................ 79
Gasoline License Expense Fund....................... 79
Gasoline-County Road License Fund .................. 79
Gasoline-State Road License Fund .................... 78
General Exte9nsion Division Incidental Fund........... 08
General Revenue Fund:
Abstract of Receipts During 1923.................. 49-50
Abstract of Disbursements During 1923............ 55-53
Summary of Receipts, 1920-1923 ................... 31-35
Summary of Disbursements, 1920-1923.............. 36-45
Girls' Industrial School Fund .......................... 75
Governor, Report to. Text of............................ 5-22
Governor, Monthly Statement to ....................... 6

H

Hatch Experiment Station Fund (University) ............ 66
Health, State Board of, Tax Fund ..................... 71
Health, State Board of, Sheppard-Towner Act.......... 72
Health, State Board of. Venereal Control Act........... 72
Highway Fund, State ................................. 79
Hospital Special Maintenance Fund, Florida State...... 75
Hospital Fund, A. & M. College for Negroes ............. 69
Hotel Commission Fund ............................... 76

I

Incidental Funds (See respective headings).
Industrial Schools for Boys Fund. ..................... 75
Industrial School for Girls Fund ....................... 75
Insurance, Burglary, on Securities Held by State Treas.. 89
Insurance Commissioner-Incidental Expenses of State
Treasurer Ex-Officio .............................. 89-90
Insurance Companies: Admissionss and Withdrawals... 14-15
Deposits by ....................................... 16-18
Taxes and Fees ................................... 15
Insurance Department, Statement of................... 14-18
Insurance, State Fire Fund. ........................ 18-21, 86
Insurance of State Property ........................... 18-21

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