AND Ts. · RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMEii Ts. LETTER FROM THE SECRETAP~ Y OF THE TPEA SUBY, TRANSMITTING A Combined Statement of the Receipts and. Disbursements of the Government for the

RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMEii Ts.

LETTER FROM THE

SECRETAP~ Y OF THE TPEA SUBY, TRANSMITTING

A Combined Statement of the Receipts and. Disbursements of the Government

for the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 1909.

December 6, 1909. Referred to the Committee on Appropriations and ordered to be printed.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY,

Washington, D. C. , December 6, 1909 To the SPEAKER oF THE HQUsE oF REPREsENTATIvEs.

SIR: In compliance with the requirements of section 15 of an act entitled "An Act making appropriations

for the legislative, executive, and judicial expenses of the Government for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1895,

and for other purposes, " approved July 31, 1894 (28 Stat. , p. 210), I have the honor to transmit herewith a

combined statement of the receipts and disbursements of the Government for the fiscal year ended June

30, 1909. Respectfully, FRANKI IN MACVEAGH,

secretary.

COMBINED ST%YE'CLIENT

OF THF.

RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS

OF

THZ UNITZD STA. TZS

FOR THE

FISCAL YEAR ENDED JUNK 80, 19M.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, DIVISION OF BOOKKEEPING AND WARRANTS.

SIR: I have the honor to submit herewith detailed statements of the receipts and disburse-

ments of the Government for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1909, as follows: Ordinary receipts derived by the Government from customs, internal revenue, and sales of public lands, in

each district and State, and from various miscellaneous sources, $603, 589, 489. 84; Panama Canal receipts — proceeds of bonds, $30, 731, 008. 21; and public debt receipts, $45, 624, 239. 50. Total receipts, $679, 944, 737. 55. Ordinary disbursements, $662, 324, 444. 77, which includes

$19, 501, 062. 37 grants from the Treasury for deficiencies in the postal revenues; disbursements

for the Panama Canal, $31, 419, 442. 41; and for the public debt, $104, 996, 770. Total disburse-

ments, $798, 740, 657. 18. Also statements of the postal revenues amounting to $203, 562, 383. 07, and of the expenditures

therefrom for the postal service in like sum, the deficiencies in said revenues being paid under

the law by grants from the Treasury. Respectfully,

CHAS. H. AIILLER,

Acting Chief of Division of Bookkeeping and Warrants.

Hon. FRANKLIN MacVEAGH,

Secretary of the Treasury.

States and districts. Total by districts. Total by States. Receipts.

ORDINSRT RECEIPTS. From Customs—

Maine: Aroostook Bangor Bath. Belfast Castine. Frenchmans Bay Kennebunk Machias. Passamaquoddy Portland and Falmouth Saco. Waldoboro Wiscasset. York.

New Hampshire: Portsinolrth.

Vermont: Burlington. Newport .

Massachusetts: Barnstable . . Boston and Charlestown Edgartown Fall River Gloucester Marblehead New Bedford. Newburyport. Plymouth Salem and Beverly Springfield.

Rhode Island: Bristol and Warren Newport. . Providence.

Connecticut: Bridgeport Hartford New Haven. New London Stonington.

New York: Albany Buffalo Cape Vincent Champlain. Dunkirk Genesee. New York. Niagara . Oswegatchie. Oswego Syracuse.

New Jersey: Bridgeton . Great Egg Harbor Perth Amboy.

Pennsylvania: Erie. Philadelphia Pittsburg.

$62, 136. 07 409, 799. 87

26, 432. 37 2, 023. 15 i

452. 85 i

2, 332. 48 259. 88,

1, 159. 06 i

79) 029. 17 201, 805. 92

13. 48 665. 30

4. 80 i

558, 742. 49 328, 648. 96

601. 08 27, 162) 576. 91

252. 39 41, 060. 57 20, 137. 88 o, 351. 84

22, 473. 29 1. 52

1, 246. 50 2, 666. 33

525, 636. 82

1, 510. 51 32, 163. 50

504, 520. 72

261, 980. 24 85, 175. 52

121, 716. 99 1, 176. 76 2, 559. 57

257, 499. 86 1, 286, 824. 31

19, 053. 79 020, 075. 61

2, 532. 48 444, 573. 84

199, 578, 779. 80 380, 872. 45 287, 637. 57 136, 669. 79

o6, 714. 26

230, 942. 35 I

21. 33, 165, 485. 89

21, 575. 66 18, 588, 254. 26 .

605, 009. 81,

$786, 511. 17

164. 69

887, 391. 45

27, 782, 005. 13

538, 194. 73

472, 609. 08

202, 971, 233. 76

396, 449. 57

Delaware . 19~ 214& 839. 73

12, 490. 56

RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 1909.

Receipts — Continued.

States end districts. Total by districts. Total by States. Receipts.

From Customs — Continued. Maryland:

Annapolis. Baltimore.

District of Columbia. Virginia:

Newport News Norfolk. . . . . Petersburg. Richmond.

North Carolina: Pamlico. . Wilmington

South Carolina: Beaufort Charleston. Georgetown.

Georgia: Atlanta. Brunswick. Savannah.

Alabama: Mobile

Florida: Apalachicola Fernandina. Key West. . . . Pensacola. St. Augustine St. Johns. St. Marks Tanlpa

Mississippi: Gulfport. Natchez.

Louisiana: Morgan City New Orleans

Texas: Brazos de Santiago: Corpus Christi Galveston Houston. Paso del Norte. Sabine Saluria

Tennessee: Chattanooga . . Knoxville Memphis. Nashville

Kentucky: Louisville.

Ohio: Cincinnati Columbus. Cuyahoga. Dayton Miami Sandusky.

Michigan: Detroit Grand Rapids. Huron. Michigan. Superior.

$3. 74 37 7897 817. 24

297, 022. 31 103, 094. 28 224) 551. 25 1807 169. 91

724. 50 31, 765. 38

476. 91 101, 554. 56

28. 92

46, 298. 75 77 126. 02

80) 324. 10

935. 52 6, 053. 41

507, 102. 93 27, 944. 61

i

3, 156. 98 24, 937. 94 3, 650. 48

1, 745, 566. 17

13, 839. 57 l

11. 05

75. 45 6, 967, 929. 24

7, 900. 78 114, 104 97 i

433, 177. 64 51, 161. 18

482, 748. 43, 15, 416. 07 93, 775. 84

'

9, 214. 46 5& 352. 43

90, 996. 57 38, 283. 97

873 004 36 l

126, 808. 86 1, 642, 439, 13

136, 584. 88 91, 040. 52 3, 935. 28

2, 133& 745. 72 97, 304. 20

433, 778. 25 14) 034. 33

166, 182. 04

$3, 789, 820. 98 162, 209. 85

804, 837. 75

32& 489. 88

IO2, O6O. 39

133, 748. 87

67, 411. 73

2, 319, 348. 04

13, 850. 62

6 968 004 69

1) 198, 284. 91

143, 847. 43

244, 282. 24

2, 873) 813. 03



States ao/i districts. Total hr districts. Yotal hr States. Receipts.

From Ct(storrrs — Cnn(inued. Tn/liana:

Evansville. . . . . . . . Tndianapnlis

1 I li nois: Chicago. T'«/ri a

Tnwa: Burlington. Council Bluffs. Des Moines. Dubuque Sioux City.

Missouri: Kansas City. St. Joseph. St. T. ouis.

('. olorado: Denver

Oregon: Coos Ba1 . Oregon. IVillamette. Yaquina.

)Vashington T(fontana and Idaho. Arizona . Minnesota:

Duluth Minneapolis St. Paul.

'. cnorth and South Dakota. Nebraska:

Omaha, . . . . T. incoln.

1Visconsin: Milwaukee . .

Hts. h: Salt Lake City

California: Humboldt Los Angeles. San Diego. San Francisco.

ff awali Alaska:

, Tuneau Porto Rico. .

Total ('ustoins receipts.

I/'//rs/ Ir/t&rr&ol I/'rr&rrr/c X ear Hampshir&. ikfassa& husetis. ('onnecticui 'New York:

I'irsl &lislri& I

Second district . Third district Fourteenth distric( 'fwenty-first district. Twenty -eighth districi

Pennsylvauia: First district Ninth districl Twelfth district. 'I'went v-(hi rd dist riel,

X & Iv Jersey: t districl,

Fifth distri&! t.

"', )8. I Ih. :&:I

I (i(i, 2'&'&. 35

!/ 4/ !), 706. 64,

&7, 599. 04 "1. 111. 75

i

/, 986. 36

516, 068. Oo 109, 411. / I

'&/ 806, 448. 6('

69. Sl 19, 843. 60

i "s. 837. 54 1. 81

'&o, 001. 24 494, 388. 00 631, "35. 05

)4S, 189. 4/ 10, 829. 52

1, 699. 43 :361, //, '5. 93

90, 462. 93 6, &'29/824. 22

i, &18/, 8(l I. 7' I, lh'&, 804. 5" s, 'h!) 6'8 91 (, (547. Oli. 8/I

I. 937, )3&!'5. 89 ", 506, "(2. 53

li, !Ill, /, afil. 96 ", 9"4. 98o. 01 I. 961, /83 . &a

'), 0'95, Wi. PJ

f02, 371. 60 li, 587, 065. 87

. &2/s. /, !I. )/i (I"

!), I 8 '/ /

, 'I 7 I I ')

96, 407. 21

2, 931, 923. 42 . '

'&31, 684. 66

748, ifio. /6 1, 377, 685. 04

341, 113. 56 155, 984. 21

1, 1:&0. 624. 99 111/ 495. 36

159, 018. 99

708, 499. 9&

ll. 869. 25

6, 983, 760. 51 1, 38(i, / &6. '7

6/, 025. /'. )

lo. 057. 4'&

4i4, 530. 00 3, 680, 998. "& 1. 801. 401. !I!)

'-'0, 88h, ()li(i. (i;

6, 989, 437. 47

, 'I&800, ill, &J88, 95

RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS' 1900

Receipts Continued.

States snd districts. Total by districts. Total by States. Receipts.

From Internal Revenue — Continued. Maryland. Virginia:

Second district Sixth district

West Virginia. Xorth Carolina:

Fourth district. Fifth district. . . .

South Carolina. Georgia. Florida Alabama Louisiana. Kentucky:

Second district . . Fifth district . . . . . Sixth district. Seventh district. . Eighth district

Tennessee. Arkansas Texas:

Third district Fourth district

Ohio: First district Tenth district. Eleventh district Eighteenth district

Indiana: Sixth district Seventh district

Michipan: First district. Fourth district

Ilhnois: First district Fifth district Eighth district Thirteenth district

Wisconsin: First district Second district

Minnesota. Iowa:

Third district Fourth district

Kansas Nebraska Missouri:

First district Sixth district.

North and South Dakota. Oregon Washington. California:

First district. Fourth district.

Colorado. Montana. iVew Mexico. Elawaii

Total Internal Revenue receipts

$3, 811, 320. 44 832, 825. 33

2, 411, 548. 37 2, 739, 124. 57

2, 896, 662. 57 15, 767, 327. 86,

3, 541& 992. 83 '

3, 406, 039. 09 2, 468, 395. 10

626, 178. 8o 179, 900. 36,

14, 199, 451. 90 1, 603, 190. 78 1, 002, 595. 73 2 101 843. 08 l

10, 053, 789. 48 15, 171, 026. 92

5, 481, 499. 02 799, 815. 81

7, 940, 058. 25 28, 671& 699. 22

6, 345, 702. 97 484, 310. 67

6) 915& 153. 80 1, 000& 332. 96

427, 116. 75 540, 476. 87

8, 012, 723. 95 1, 686, 368. 96

6, 281, 328. 61 641, 553. 99

$6, 960, 142. 39',

4&644, 145. 77 I

1, 417, 070. 20 j

5) 150& 672. 94 '

101& 264. 15 279, 218. 43

1, 074, 734. 87 156, 308. 35

5, 141, 321. 06

28, 130, 417. 45 2, 385, 400. 26

89, 36. 27

806, 079. 21

18, 907, 081. 44

2o, 224, 816. 35

6, 281& 314. 33

43, 441, 771. 11

7, 915& 486. 76 1, 878, 914. 19

967& 593. 62 342, 199. 67

2, 440, 462. 29

9, 699, 092. 91 175, 701. 29 568, 415. 44

1, 072, 004. 75

6, 922, 882. 60 767, 495. 81 675, 629. 84

96, 753. 13 79, 107. 99

$246, 212, 643. 59

RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS& 1909.

Becei ate Continued.

States and districts. Total by districts. Total by States. i Receipts.

1& rom Sales of Public Lands- Michioan:

Marquette Wi consin:

causa u. Minnesota:

Cass I. ake Crookston. Duluth

Iowa: Des Moines.

Missouri: Springfield

Arkansas: Camden. Dardanelle. Harrison Little Rock

Florida: Gainesville.

Alabama: Montgomery

Mississippi: Jackson.

Louisiana: Natchitochcs. New Orleans.

Kansas: Dodge City. Colby. Topeka

Nebraska: Alliance. Broken Bow I. incoln. North Platte. 0'iU eill. Valentine. . .

Idaho: Blackfoot. Boise. Coeur d'Alene Hailey Lewiston.

Vorth Dakota: Bismarck. Devils Lake Dickinson. I"argo. Minot Willi eton

South Dakota: Aberdeen Chamberlain. Gregory. Lemmon. Mitchell Pierre. Rapid City.

Colorado: Del Norte. Denver Durango Glenwood Springs. Hugo Lamar. Leadville Montrose Pueblo Sterling.

14131 — H. Doc. 236, 61-2 — 2

$17, 467. 39 3, 877. 07

324, 515. 27

42, 935. 98 12, 367. 84 14& 453. 53 12, 587. 75

9, 605. 47 26, 059. 92

137, 581. 94 17, 499. 34 3, 962. 90

32, 127. 21 15, 313. 36 9, 980. 79

15, 405. 71 7, 723. 66

27, 952. 80

54, 882. 50, 55, 725. 01, 58, 000. 50 30, 876. 56 47, 750. 55

234, 208. 09 58, 806. 67

155, 408. 30 44, 919. 14

251, 638. 87 418, 416. 88

32, 251. 10 133, 734. 49

723. 01 267) 413. 39

2, 431. 11 185, 389. 03 223, 382. 76

18, 017. 75 147, 642. 85 21, 465. 96 45, 380. 40 77, 2o0. 68 57, 037. 40

7, 439. 21 11, 437. 07 45, 326. 69 58, 626, 25

q32, 633. 51 i

9& 620. 83

345, 859. 73

140. 98

32, 457. 62

82, 340. 10

35, 735. 03

22, 248. 14

13, 302. 84

35, 665. 39

159, 044. 18

108, 503. 53

247) 235. 12

1, 163, 397. 95

845, 324. 89

489, 624. 26

10 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS& 1909


States and districts. Total by districts. Total by States. Receipts.

From Sales of Public Lands — Continued. Iltah:

Salt I. ake City. Vernal

Montana: Billings. Bozeman. Glasgow Great Falls. Helena. Kalispell. Lewistown Miles City Missoula.

Netv Mexico: Clayton Las Cruces. Roe well. Santa Fe. Tucumcarl.

Arizona: Phoenix

Nevada: Carson City

Washington: North Yakima Olympia. Spokane Seattle. Vancouver Walla Walla Waterville

Oregon: Burns. Lakeview La Grande. Portland Roseburg. The Dalles.

Wyoming: Buffalo. Cheyenne Douglas. Evanston. Lander Sundance.

Oklahoma: Elreno Guthrie. I awton. Woodward.

California: Eureka Independence . Los Angeles. Oakland. Redding. Sacramento . . Susanville . . Visalia

Alaska: Juneau Nome.

Commissioner, General Land Office

Total Public bands receipts.

$222, 936. 83 1, 881. 77

9& 938. 01 43, 215. 39 34, 681. 48 86, 054. 79 72, 371. 56 22, 342. 95

123, 676. 69 64, 094. 10 53, 142. 55

94& 076. 90 34, 374. 31

201, 295. 37 69, 153. 27

145, 268. 76

43, 589. 46 5& 360. 88

89, 804. 13 72, 943. 97 94, 620. 47 45, 695. 80 69, 124. 54

44, 801. 80 87, 279. 48

172, 033. 98 60, 447. 42

395, 900. 14 111, 768. 81

105, 392. 66 97, 037. 11 38, 409. 02 20, 288. 01 56, 296. 51 73, 170. 14

48, 856. 35 25, 014. 43

224, 175. 19 196, 692. 32

59, 287. 40 41, 677. 73

120, 658. 11 32, 325. 25 40, 374. 24 30, 131. 93 32& 111. 16 32, 704. 34

75, 115, 06 4, 001. 20

$224& 818. 60

509, 517. 52

544, 168. 61

77, 062. 73

74, 691. 99

421, 139. 25

872, 231. 63

390, 593. 45

494, 738. 29

389, 270. 16

79, 116. 26 85. 19

$7, 700, 567. 78

RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS' 1909.


Receipts.

jftscel faneous- Legislative:

From copyright fees. From subscriptions to copyright catalogues. From refund account overpayment of mileage to Albert Douglas, M. C. . . From reimbursement for government property lost. . . . . . From refund of compensation illegally paid to employees, Government

Printing Office From proceeds of sale of government property—

Senate. House of Representatives. Library of Congress. Public Printer

Total miscellaneous receipts under Legislative State Department:

From costs in extradition cases From diplomatic and consular fines, penalties, and forfeitures From consular fees. From passport fees. From copying fees, State Department From gain by exchange From Chinese indemnity (growing out of the Boxer uprising in North China in

1900). From proceeds of sales of government property—

State Department — civil State Department — foreign intercourse

From trust funds, Department of State— Pious Fund of the Californias. Venezuelan indemnity of 1903. Estates of decedei. ts. Chinese indemnity for loss in riots in Shanghai in 1905, . Claim of—

P. 1V. Chamberlain Bridget A. Ryan, deceased. Renton and Baiz

6715. 79 1& 034. 69

24, 433. 63 189, 041. 35

517. 66 1, 2M. 86

21, 391. 80 66, 927. 95 3, 141. 67

889. 73

7& 371. 41 848. 25

4, 560. 00

$83, 483. 75 180. 00 104. 00

2. 00

280. 99

215, 255. 46

6, 819. 56 &

2 199 04 1, 508, 216. 20

22, 654. 33 68. 53

1, 303. 28

892, 974. 91,

1, 771. 52

105, 130. 81

$299, 306. 20

interest on debts due the United States by individuals interest on public deposits (act May 30, 1908) deductions on gold coin found below least current weight. proceeds of counterfeit silver coin forfeited to the United States . . fines for violation of national-bank laws. tax on circulation of national banks. customs fees (customs service) labor, drayage, and storage (customs service) services of United State~ officers (customs service). mileage of examiners (customs service) customs fines, penalties, and forfeitures. costs collected in customs suits premium on exchange work done by Treasury Department. work done by Bureau of Engraving and Printing. . . receipts of telephone lines, Life-Saving Service rebate for unused telephone calls

From From From From From From From From From From I&'rom

From From From From From From

Total miscellaneous receipts under State Department Treasury Department:

I&'rom reimbursement to the United States from deposits of national banking associations on account of-

Salaries and contingent expenses, office of Treasurer of the United States. . . . . . .

Salaries, office of Comptroller of the Currency

From reimbursement to the United States by internal-revenue stamp con- tractor.

From profits on coinage of subsidiary silver From profits on minor coinage From deductions on bullion deposits. From assays and chemical examination of ores. From sales of medals and proof coins.

From'part payment of indebtedness of Central Pacific Railroad Company to United States.

From interest repaid to the Government by Pacific railroad companies, viz: Central Pacific Railroad. Central Branch Union Pacific Railroad

239, 369. 21 31, 471. 00

5, 913, 687. 14 659, 500. 00 79, 253. 45 3, 385. 00

191. 68

205, 602. 04 11, 729. 58

270, 840. 21

3, 458. 33

6, 656, 017. 27

5, 409, 857. 82

217, 331. 62 976. 09

476, 856. 98 79. 55 '

175. 46 100. 00

3, 251, 919. 56 7, 770. 02

60, 851. 82 308, 483. 31,

1, 092. 22 i

361, 913. 17 908. 57

l

917. 86 ',

382. 45 I

48, 935. 82&

1M. 50 13. 57

2& 541, 138. 18

RECEIPTS AED DISBURSEMEKTS~ j. 909.

receipts — Continued.

Receipts.

3flscellaneous — Continued. Treasury Department — Continued.

From copying fees, Treasury Department From reimbursement for distinctive paper used in preparing Porto Rican

bonds I'rom interest on amount of French spoliation award recovered as share of.

James Cox. From amount received from Fidelity National Bank, Cincinnati, Ohio, on

claim of William Caldwell From unexplained balances in cash accounts From rent of public buildings, grounds, etc From forfeitures by contractors. From damages to government property From reimbursement for government property lost From collections for private telephone calls. From sale of old federal building site, Los Angeles, Cal. (part payment). . . From sale of United States mint, Philadelphia, Pa From sale of Industrial Christian Home, Salt, Lake City, Utah 'From sale of old post-office, court-house, and custom-hoIise building and site,

Wheeling, W. Va From sale of old court-house, Baltimore, Md From sale of portion of federal building site, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and build-

ings thereon From sale of old temporary post-office and site, Burlington, Vt From sale of land in Tuscaloosa County, Ala From sale of land in Cherokee County, Ala. From sale of land in Brown County, Tex. From sale of land in Arapahos County, Colo. From proceeds of sale of government property—

Treasury Department proper Independent Treasury Mint establishment. Internal Revenue Customs Service Public Health and Marine-Hospital Service Engraving and printing Public buildings Treasury, miscellaneous

Total miscellaneous receipts under Treasury Department. District of Columbia:

From revenues of the District of Columbia, as follows: General fund. Water fund. Industrial Home School fund Industrial Home School for Colored Children fund. Escheated estates relief fund Payment by Mary A. Galligan, special assessment, square 684.

From trust funds— Guarantee fund, amounts retained from contractors . Permit fund Surplus fund Washington redemption fund Miscellaneous trust-fund deposits Police relief fund Firemen's relief fund

Total miscellaneous receipts under District of Columbia United States' share of receipts from District of Columbia sources:

Judgments, District of ( olumbia, Board of insane patients Rent and sale of property Advertising arrears of taxes Water meters Fees for inspecting gas and meters. Tuition, public schools Permit fees. Fees, public crematorium Forfeitures by contractors. Reimbursement by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, accpunt pf

Anacostia bridge and approaches From fees, justices of the peace, courts. From fees, justices of municipal court. . .

Tptal miscellaneous receipts, United States' share from District, pf Columbia sources.

$12, 903. 50 586. 65 740. 34 21. 37

4, 810. 21 1, 075. 65

17, 495. 87 16, 719. 89

233. 11

6, 059, 537. 87 572, 752. 74

3, 591. 11 31. 00

840. 86 68. 19

802. 41 24, 084. 01

85. 00 111, 766. 43 428, 919. 35

88, 188. 09 83, 476. 54

$12. 25

91. 15

1, 447. 30

85. 81 1. 82

58, 509. 05 175. 00

6, 855. 13 176. 30 82. 53

155, 900. 00 2611 806. 85

585. 00

29, 601. 40 2, 061. 75

15, 200. 00 6, 012. 30

250. 00 136. 50 460. 96

1, 000. 00

54, 586. 59

6, 636, 816. 27

686& 721. 88

77. 86 20. 80

11, 621. 88 1, 994. 65

10, 000. 00 1, 473. 00

333. 14 5, 64?. 00

65. 00 35. 29

3, 006. 96 11, 424. 11

2, 882. 24

$17, 673, 472. 89

7, 823, 588. 10

48, 581. 93

BECRIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS~ 1909.


Receipts.

Miscellaneous — Continued. War Department:

From sales of ordnance material (War). From work done by War Department. From unexpended receipts of United States telegraph lines From sale of quartermaster steamer Captain Reilly From unexplained balances in cash accounts. From funds received from Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Com- '

pany for repairs of Rock Islasnd bridge, Rock Island, Ill. From rent of public buildings, grounds, etc From forfeitures by contractors From damages to government property From bribes offered to United States officers. From reimbursement for government property lost From proceeds of sale of government property-

War Department — civil War Department — Public Buildings and Grounds. . . Quartermaster's Department Signal Service Medical Department. Ordnance Department Engineer Department . . . . Commissary Department. . Military Establishment — miscellaneous.

From trust funds— Soldiers' Home permanent fund. Pay of the army, deposit fund

Total miscellaneous receipts under War Department Panama Canal:

From subsidy by Panama Railroad Company to the United States From interest on loans to Panama Railroad Company by Isthmian Canal

Commission From interest on demand notes, Panama Railroad Company, acts June 30,

1906, and March 4, 1907 From interest on Panama Railroad notes, account of redemption first mort-

gage bonds From reimbursement by Panama Railroad Company, account of payment

first mortgage bonds From rentals, Isthmian Canal property From work done by the Isthmian Canal Commission From forfeitures by contractors From proceeds of sale of government property. . . .

Total miscellaneous receipts under Panama Canal. Navy Department:

From pay miscellaneous, Navy (gain by exchange). From clothing and small stores fund (Navy) From purchase of discharges, Navy and Marine Corps. From overpayments refunded for overtime (Navy) From sales of ordnance material (Navy) From naval-hospital fund From work done by Navy Department. From navy pension fund. . . From passengers' mess, U. S. S. Solace. From sale of U. S. S. Leyte . From sale of U. S. S. Shearwater and St. Marys. From sale of U. S. S. Calamiarres. . . . From rebate for return of empty barrels From rebate for unused telephone calls From charges for demurrage not allowed I"rom unexplained balances in cash accounts From compromise United States and Lissberger /fr Co. , account of sale of

metal at navy-yard, Washington, D. C From refund on account of post-oflice box keys returned From reimbursement by Pennsylvania Railroad Company, error in freight

bill I rom transportation charges, car mileage. From rent of public buildings, grounds, etc From forfeitures by. contractors. I/'rom damages to government property. I'rom reimbursement for government property lost From collections for private telephone calL~. From proceeds of sale of government property—

Navy Department — civil Marine Corps Bureau of Yards and Docks. Bureau of Construction and Repair

32, 060. 38 1, 561. 02 '

220, 807. -i8 2, 188. 90 4, 910. 76 I

9, 869. 95 7& 018. 08

60. 00 2, 102. 45 &

446, 245. 47 1, 879, 395. 36 I

8, 340. 06 16, 098. 07 3, 174. 49

15, 436. 22

«206 362. 3 11, 508. 10

208, 193. 45 1, 929. 87

. 39

3, 512. 46 '

27, 651. 41 8, 011. 86

41. 65 29. 00

143. 30

250, 579. 02

2, 325, 640. 83

281, 875. 00

26, 071. 23

87, 799. 10

26, 436. 05

100, 000. 00 58, 167. 96 15, 673. 65 &,

50. 00 109, 329. 43

14, 207. 84 !

34, 392. 5&9 !

60 399. 41 I

32. 18 59, 179. /0

487, 801. 16 5, 763. 67 !

420, 000. 00 '

582. 34 700. 00 '

6 286 86 i

2. 025. 00 89 70

9. 56 7. 00 1. 67

40, 000. 00, . 60

39. 00 1. 93

5, '2, «7. 92 12, 524. 64

2, /1/. 16 2, 008. 84 1, 894. 96

83, 043 604. 07

705& 402. 42


Beceipt8 — Continued.

Receipts.

Miscellaneous Continued. Navy Department — Continued.

I)'rom proceeds of sale of government property — Continued. Bureau of Ordnance Bureau of Steam Engineering. Bureau of Supplies and Accounts. Bureau of Equipment. Naval Establishment — miscellaneous.

From trust funds- Pay of the Navy, deposit, fund. Pay of the Marine Corps, deposit fund

Total miscellaneous receipts under Navy Department. Interior Department:

From fees on letters patent. From registers' and receivers' fees (land offices) . From copying fees, General Land Office. From copying fees, Interior Department proper From copying fees, Indian Office From work done by Indian Office From work done in offices of Surveyors-General From reimbursement proceeds of sales of implements, etc. , for Indians on

Fort Belknap Reservation, Mont. . . From depredations on public lands From sale of public timber. From surveying within land grants (reimbursable). From cost of surveying railroad and private land claims From proceeds sale of inherited and other lands, Five Civilized Tribes, act

March 1, 1907 From proceeds of town sites for schools in Oklahoma. From proceeds of town sites, Reclamation Service. . . . From water and ground rents, etc. , Hot Springs Reservation, Ark. From revenues, Crater Lake National Park. From revenues, Mount Rainier National Park From revenues, Platt National Park. From revenues, Sequoia National Park From revenues, lVind Cave National Park From revenues of Yellowstone National Park From revenues, Yosemite National Park From rent of public buildings, grounds, etc From forfeitures by contractors. From damages to government property 1 rom reimbursement for government property lost. . . . From collections for private telephone calls. From proceeds of sale of government property—

Interior Department — civil. Geological Survey Public Lands Service. Beneficiaries. Indian Service. Pension service Reclamation service

From trust funds— Interest on deferred payments, Indian lands Proceeds of sales of Indian lands, etc Proceeds of logs, Menominee Reservation. Outstanding liabilities, lands . . Deposits by individuals for expenses of surveying public lands. . . Indian moneys, proceeds of labor Individual Indian moneys. Personal funds of patients, Government Hospital for Insane. . Pension money, Government Hospital for Insane. . . .

$1, 165. 66 49, 696. 26

2& 406. 01 85, 264. 28

4, 992. 71

479, 286. 05 68, 255. 10

7) 151. 45 19, 621. 07

864. 94 804. 51

16, 545. 43 46. 19

1, 405. 44

834. 40 3, 230, 950. 61

26, 076. 71 2, 758. 72

168) 139. 00 1, 276, 411. 62

1, 201. 25 102, 736. 98 800, 184. 79

$136, 573. 76

542, 491. 15

1, 974, 947. 97 1) 521, 851. 01

34, 628. 22 4. 28

221. 06 88. 95

7, 211. 20

3, 477. 60 897, 870. 15

1, 342. 96 28, 478. 21

7& 860. 81

195. 10 1, 398. 80

18, 642. 85 34, 475. 00

15. 00 1, 104. 79

272. 00 46. 57

450. 00 4, 790. 20

15, 851. 17 3, 290. 26

243. 67 1& 015. 00

71. 49 9. 00

45, 939. 03

5& 104& 289. 08

$1& 835, 018. 64

Total miscellaneous receipts under Interior Department Department of Agriculture:

From Forest reserve fund From Forest Service, cooperative fuml From proceeds sale of timber, Indian lands, Uintah National forests From agricultural experiment stations, fund from sale of card indexes From sales of agricultural products—

Experiment station, IIawaii Experiment station, Porto Rico . Experiment station, Alaska

From unexpended receipts of United States telegraph lines From receipts from telephone lines

1, 804, 881. 57 87 888 72

1, 113. 47 83. 25

821. 76 2, 470. 23 1, 154. 84 1, 732. 70

246. 51

9, 204, 525, 93


Receipts Continued.

15

R eoeipts.

fffiecellaneoms — Continued. Department of Agriculture — Continued.

From damages to government property. From reimbursement for government property lost. From proceeds of sale of government property

Total miscellaneous receipts under Department of Agriculture Department of Commerce and Labor;

Prom fees for standardizing weights and measures. From work done by Coast and Geodetic Survey From license for fishing privileges at light-house stations. From rebate on water supplied Oswego I ight Station, New York. From rent of public buildmgs, grounds, etc From damages to government property From reimbursement for government property lost. . . From court costs in navigation cases. From navigation fines, penalties, and forfeitures. From navigation fees. From costs in steamboat-inspection cases. From steamboat-inspection fines, penalties, and forfcitures. Ii'rom Chinese-exclusion fines, penalties, and forfcitures From immigrant fund—

Head tax. Exclusive privileges.

From costs in immigration cases. From immigration fines, penalties, and forfeitures From naturalization fees. From certifying railroad tariff's, etc From sale of light-house tender Pharos. From sale of light-house tender Dahlia. From sale of light-house tender Laurel. From assessment upon owners for deaths on shipboard. From tax on sealskins. From cash taken from escaped aliens. From forfeiture of bonds of deserting alien seamen From forfeiture of bonds of aliens. From collections from telephone and laundry service. From unexplained balances in cash accounts. From proceeds of sale of Government property—

Department of Commerce and Labor — civil. Census Office I ight-House Establishment. Coast and Geodetic Survey Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization.

$3, 257, 236. 00 12, 240. 55

2, 096. 01 6, 860. 70

53, 888. 98 13, 417. 09

205, 55

$6. 70 651. 23

10, 673. 26

6, 001. 06 2M. 04 100. 00 45. 50

1, 748. 00 1, 508. 08

282. 88 68. 53

11, 864. 94 129, 274. 28

182. 19 8, 201. 79 1, 300. 00

3, 269, 476. 55 619. 86

85, 558. 06 186, 516. 75

542. 50 3, 601. 00 '

5, 400. 00 1, 050. 00

930. 00 153, 870. 00

30. 40 1, 000. 00 5, 000. 00 2, 079. 55

. 10

75, 968. 33

81, 860, 619. 24

Total miscellaneous receipts under Department of Commerce and Labor

Department of Justice: From judicial fees and costs. From judicial emolument fees From judicial fines, penalties, and forfeitures. From attorneys' fees. From unclaimed money remaining in registry of &. oiirt, ". for ten yc ars or longer. '. . . 1' rom unclaimed wages of seamen remainin&g in registry of courts more than

six years. From funds not available for court expenses, Territory of Alaska. I"rom Alaska fund, act January 27, 1905. From game licenses, Territory of Alaska From escheat of estate of Ed Brown. I"rom unexplained balances in cash accounts . From revenues National Training School for Boys, Washington, D. C. From work done by United States penitentiary, Fort Leavenworth, Kans. . . . . . From rent of public buildings, grounds, etc From reimbursement for government property lost. . . From proceeds of sale of government property—

Department of Justice Judicial.

Total miscellaneous receipts under Department of Justice.

741. 07 737. 10

119, 098. 02 108, 965. 01 719, 404. 06

60. 00 6, 179. 71

3, 137. (i" 1, 570. 75

155, 805 26 887. 00 125. 81

. 80 614. 40

1, 140. 31 306. 50 55. 38

1, 481. 17

'3, 901, 523. 84

1, 118, 326. 80

NoTE. — The following miscellaneous receipts are divided and distributed above statement:

Rent of public buildings, grounds, etc. Porfeitures by contractors. Damages to government property Reimbursement for government property lost Collections for private telephone calls. Unexplained balances in cash accounts. Rebate for unused telephone calls. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Unexpended receipts of United States telegraph lines. . . . , Proceeds of sale of government property

by Departments in the,

. . . . . . $96, 793. 14 21, 005. 17 11, 638. 72 '

3, 390. 92 1, 986. 49

4. 28 23. 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . 209, 926. 15 . . . . . . . . . . . . 902, 157. 57

16 RECEIPTS AND DISRURSEMENTSp 1909

Receipts Continued.

Receipts.

'0

ifft'scellaneotts — Continued. Receipt~ not classified by Departments.

From. moneys received from persons unknown From donations to the United States From principal and interest on bonds of Louisiana held by United States. . From money found on body of a sailor washed up on beach at Fort hfcRea,

Fla

$7, 077. 95 2, 018. 12 3, 534. 18

20. 00

Total miscellaneous receipts not classifie by Departments.

Less difference arising in adjustment of moneys not covered by warrants in the fiscal year of deposit in Treasurer's cash

Total miscellaneous receipts.

Total ordinary receipts.

PANAMA CANAL RECEIPTS.

Proceeds of sale of bonds. Premium on sale of bonds

Total Panama Canal receipts.

PUBLIC DEBT RECEIPTS.

Gold certificates. Silver certificates United States notes. Lawful money deposited to retire national-bank notes (act July 14, 1890).

Deduct certificates issued, $681, 570, 000, the cash received therefor being set aside in trust fund account for their redemption.

Deduct United States notes issued, $182, 940, 000, to replace a like amount of notes in kind retired

30, 000, 000. 00 731, 008. 21

i

294, 710, 000. 00 336, 860, 000. 00 182, 940, 000. 00 45, 624, 289. 50

810, 184, 289. 50 i

764, 510, 000. 00

$12, 650. 20

49, 562, 707, 44

598, 362. 92

48, 964, 344. 52

603& 589& 489 84

30, 731& 008. 21

Total public debt receipts. . Total receipts, exclusive of postal revenues

POSTAL REVENUES.

Letter postage paid in money Box rents. Fines and penalties. Postage stamps, stamped envelopes, postal cards, etc Second-class postage paid in money. Third and fourth class postage paid in money Dead letters Revenue from money-order business Miscellaneous Unpaid money orders more than one year old

Total postal revenues.

Total receipts, including postal revenues.

21, 584, 75 8, 946, 259. 71

85, 385. 64 184, 967, 815. 46

7, 236, 058. 70 3, 429, 741. 35

28, 918. 18 3& 41. 7, 625. 38

68, 839. 48 360, 159. 47

45& 624, 289. 50

679, 944, 787. 55

208, 562, 883. 07

883, 507, 120. 62



RECAPITULATION OF RECEIPTS, FISCAL YEAR 1909.

Receipts.

Ordinary receipts: Customs Internal revenue . Public lands. Miscellaneous:

Legislative State Department. Treasury Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . District of Columbia United States receipts from District of Columbia sources. . . War Department. Panama Canal. Navy Department. Interior Department. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Department of Agriculture Department of Commerce and Labor. Department of Justice. Receipts not classified by departments.

Less difference arising in adjustment of moneys not covered by warrants in the fiscal year of deposit in Treasurer's cash.

Miscellaneous receipts.

Ordinary receipts. Panama Canal receipts Public debt receipts.

Total receipts, exclusive of postal revenues Postal revenues.

Total receipts, including postal revenues.

i$300, 711, 933. 95 i

246, 212, 643. 59 7, 700, 567. is

$299, 306. 20 '

2, 541, 138. 18 17, 673, 472. 39 '

7, 323, 538. 10, 48, 581. 93 '

3, 043, 604. 07, 705 402. 42 '

I& 835, 018. 64 9, 204, 525. 93, 1, 860, 619. 24 i

3, 901, 523. 84 '

1, 113, 326. 30 12, 650. 20,

49, 562, 707. 44

598, 362. 92

48, 964, 344. 52

$603, 589, 489. 84 30, 731, 008. 21 45, 624, 239. 50

6 r 9, 944, &37. o5 203, 562, 383. 07

883, 507, 120. 62

14131 — H. Doc. 236, 61-2 — 3

DISBURSEMENTS. Salaries. Ordinary expenses. Public works. Miscellaneous. Total.

ORDIIrARY DISBURSEKENTS.

LEGISLATIVE.

lTniterf Btates Senate— Salaries and mileage of Senators. . . . . Salaries of officers and employees. . . Payment for extra services. . . . One month's extra pay to officers and employees. Reimbursement to official reporters. Reporting debates and proceedings Compiling Congressional Directory . . . Contingent experrses-

Stationery anal newspapers H&&r es and wagons. Fuel for heating apparatus. . Purchase of furniture. Repairs of furniture. Cleaning furniture. Storage of documents. . . . . . Folding documents. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Materials fur folding. Packing boxes. Expenses of special and select committees. Postage. Miscellaneous items. Miscellaneous items, Maltby Building Repairs to Maltby Building

Salaries of Capitol police Contingent fund, Capitol police Expenses, Printing Investigation Commission Digest of precedents and decisions Payment to-

Pitman Pulsifer for compiling Navy Year- book

F. H. Wal-efield for services

Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of disbursements

Total disbursements, Senate . . Espouse of Representatives—

Salaries and mileage of Members and Delegates. . Salaries of officers and employees. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Clerk hire, Members and Delegates. . . Payment for extra services. One month's extra pay to officers and employees. . Reimbursement to official reporters and stenog-

raphers Contingent expenses—

Stationery. Fuel for heating apparatus. Furniture and repairs. Materials i'or folding Packing boxes. Postage. Folding documents Miscellaneous items.

Salaries of Capitol police Contingent fund, Capitol police. Moving files. Inaugural stand. Payment to widow of-

Hon. A. I. . Brick Hon. C. T. Dunwell. Hon. Adolph Meyer. Hon. William H. Parker. Hon-. A, A. Wiley.

$777, 343. 17 557, 488. 77

6, 560. 00 69, 270. 83

4, 740. 00 30, 000. 00

1, 600. 00

38, 829. 17

1, 485, 826. 94

3, 302, 925. 60 610, 745. 88 586, 304. 79

9, 676. 00 60, 761. 97

7, 740. 00

37, 740. 86

$15) 574. 42 ~ 5, 992. 73

45, 000. 00 5, '500. 00 2, 845. 15, 1, 384. 64 3, 600. 00 I, 524. 95

991. 15 832. 18

20, 854. 44 400. 00

159, 330. 33 18, 480. 00

841. 93

146. 83

282, 798. 70

104, 051. 75 43, 235. 00 '

46, 722. 31 ',

9, 471. 76, 3, 485. 00, 1, 150. 00 1) 999. 64,

114) 236. 75,

150. 00 I

6, 250. 00 I

$4, 000. 00 4, 000. 00

2, 000. 00 1, 250. 00

11, 250. 00

7, 500. 00

8, 750. 00

2) 988 21

7, 500. 00 j

7, 500. 00 '

7, 500. 00 7, 500. 00 7, 500. 00

$1, 772, 375. 64

19

90 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS~ 1909.

Dte bttf 6ements — Continued.

Salaries. ~ Ordinary expenses. Public works. Miscellaneous. Total.

House of Representatives — Continued Payment to-

Daughters of Hon. R. C. Davey Sister of Hon. D. L. D. Granger. J. B. Holloway, for services.

Total disbursements, House of Representa- tives

Legislative Niscellaneous— Payment for contesting seats in Congress Manuscript index of discussions of (. 'ongress. Repairs of paintings in the Capitol Expenses of inaugural ceremonies of 1909 National Monetary Commission. loint Commission on Business Methods of Post-

Offlce Department and Postal Service. Conveying votes of electors for President and

Vice-President. . . . . . . . . . Statement of appropriations Purchase from I'rancis N. Thorpe manuscripts of

charters and constitutions. Hind's Parliamentary Precedents. Relief of Marcellus Butler. Special fund: Immigration Commission.

Total disbursements, Legislative Miscella- neous.

$4, 615, 895. 10 i

' $330, 752. 2l

$7, 500. 00 7, 500. 00 3, 000. 00

58, 488. 21

13, 511. 35 1, 333. 34 1, 500. 00

20, 500. 00 60, 060. 50

3, 545. 98

12, 703. 00 6, 000. 00

10, 000. 00 20) 000. 00

100. 00 363, 498. 64

512, 752. 81

$5, 005, 135. 52

512) 752. 81

Public Printer— Salaries. Public printing and binding. Leaves of absence, Government Printing Office

87, 337. 15 5, 324, 419. 20

324, 090. 75

Total disbursements, Public Printer. . . Library of Congress—

Salaries Contingent expenses. Care and maintenance Furniture I"uel, lights, etc Increase of library. Special and miscellaneous service Indexes, digests, and compilations of laws. Bookstack, southeast court of building.

Total disbursements, Library of Congress . . Botanic Garden—

Salaries. Improving Botanic Garden Improving buildings, Botanic Garden.

Total disbursements, Botanic Garden . .

Court of Claims— Salaries of judges, etc Auditors. Reporting decisions. Contingent expenses Repairs, building, Court of Claims.

411, 427. 90

341, 356. 13, &

341, 356. 13

15, 112. 15

15, 112. 15 'i

56, 320. 00 4, 354. 34

5, 324, 419. 20

5, 252. 00 78, 993. 52 11, 798. 84 30, 622. 77, 84, 786. 10',

1& 942 16 51 837. 25

5, 504. 43,

5, 504. 43

1, 000. 00 3& 896. 00

i

495. 15

$66, 670. 11

66, 670. 11

5, 012. 10 '

5, 012. 10

5, 735, 847. 10

627, 258, 88

25, 628. 68

Total disbursements, Court of Clailns. . . . . . 60, 674. 34 5, 391. 15 66, 065. 49

Total disbursements, Legislative. 6, 930, 292. 56 6, 168, 098. 33 71, 682. 21 574, 991. 02 13, 745, 064. 12

EXECUTIVE. Executive OPce-

Salary of the President. Salar'y of Vice-President. Salaries, Executive Oflice. . . Contingent expenses, Executive Offlce Traveling expenses of the President. . . . . . . . . . Committee on department methods.

Civil Service Commission— Salaries, Civil Service Commission. Traveling expenses, Civil Service Commission

Total disbursements, Executive proper. . .

58, 125. 00 12, 000. 00 68, 569. 17

245, 639, 66

384, 333. 83

37& 277. 35 10, 958. 63

10 937 86

59) 173. 84 599. 54 444, 107. 21

RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTSx 1909.

Disbursements — Continued.

2i

Salaries. Ordinary expenses. ~

Public works. ' MisceUaneous. Total.

STATE DEPARTMENT.

Salaries, etc. — Salaries, Department of State. . . . . . . . . . . Stationery, furniture, etc Contingent expenses Rent of buildings. Books and maps. Lithographing. Printing ascertainment of electors for President

and Vice-President Salaries, office of Superintendent of State, War,

and Navy Department building Fuel, lights, etc. , State, War, and Navy Depart-

ment building Judgments, Court of Claims, Department of State

$239, 692. 88

124, 284. 83

812, 019. 33 i

8, 290. 87 '

2, 621. 67 2 191. 98 1, 482, 63

84, 020. 48 '

81, 308. 60 i

I) 362. 80

Total disbursements, State Department proper 363, 977. 71

i

60, 626. 91 2, 670. 90 8127, 275. 52

Foreign Intercourse— Salaries of ambassadors and ministers. . Salaries, charges d' affaires ad interim Salaries, secretaries of embassies and legations . . Clerks at embassies and legations Salaries, interpreters to embassies and legations Salaries, diplomatic officers while receiving in-

structions and in transit. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Contingent expenses, foreign missions. Salaries, consular service. Allowance for clerks at consulates Salaries, consular clerks. Salaries, consular assistants. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Salaries, consular officers while receiving in-,

structions and in transit. . . . . . . . . . Salaries, marshals for consular courts Salaries, interpreters to consulates . . Contingent expenses, United States consulates. Transportation of diplomatic and consular officers. . . Expenses of interpreters and guards in Turkish

dominion, etc Expenses of consular inspectors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rewriting consular regulations Steam launch for embassy at Constantinople . . . . . . Purchase of legation premises in Constantinople. . . . Salaries and expenses, United States court for

China. Rent of grounds, embassy at Tokyo, Japan Quarters for student interpreters at embassy at

Japan Repairs to legation and consular premises. Rebuilding consular building at Tahiti. Emergencies arising in the diplomatic and con-

sular service Transporting remains of diplomatic officers, con-

suls, and consular clerks. Bringing home criminals. Anmial expenses of Cape Spartel light Expenses of prisons for American convicts Expenses under the neutrality act Foreign hospitals at Panama. Foreign hospital at, Cape Town. Seamen's Institute at Kobe. Relief and protection of American seamen. Rescuing shipwrecked American seamen . . Pay of consular officers for services to American

vessels and seamen. Allowanre to widows or heirs of diplomatic officers

who die abroad. Refunding moneys erroneously received and

covered into the Treasury Water boundary, United States and Mexico Boundary line, United States and Canada. Boundary between Alaska and Canada Canadian Commission Elimination of bancos in the Rio Grande River. Exposition at Quito, Ecuador. Fisheries Convention, United States and Canada. International Bureau at Brussels for Repression

of African Slave Trade. .

478, 841. 58 l

42 530. 67 '

86, 898. 75 59, 031. 94 23, 534. 84 '

22, 584. 50

1, 018, 128. 66 224, 812. 82

4, 285. 60 12, 6M. 53

31, 187. 45 6, 900. 96

24, 619. 11

271, 682, 40

381 582 59 '

33, -464. 22 i

10, 936. 17 11& 218. 88

i

1, 500. 00 i

1, 800. 00', 24, 805. 75 '

28, 688. 32 203. 69

875. 11 2) 963. 96

594. 25

42, 358. 53

2, 459, 80 530. 85 294. 00

4, 908. 09 3, 500. 00

500. 00 50. 00 75. 00

17, 849. 45 2, 754. 89

6, 454. 07

980. 55,

1. 03 25, 000. 00 42, 087. 01, 95, 43L 501 9, 819. 29,

15, 000. 00 22, 670. 44 10, 000. 00

111. 06

RECEIPTS AED DISBVESEMENTSi 1909.


Salaries. Ordinary expenses. Public works. Mlsoellaueous. Total.

Foreign Intercourse — Continued. International Bureau of Permanent Court of

Arbitration International Bureau for the Publication of

Customs Tari ffs. International Bureau of Weights and Measures International Congress on Uniform Letters of Ex-

change. International Congress on Tuberculosis at Wash-

ington, D. C International Congress of Hygiene and Demog-

raphy at Washington, D. C. International Exposition at Tokyo in 1912 International Fishery Congress in Washington,

D. C. International Geodetic Association for Measure-

ment of the Earth International Institute of Apiculture at Rome,

Italy. International investigation of opium evil International Prison Commission International Prize-Court Conference at London. . International Railway Congress International Sanitary Bureau International Seismological Association International Union of American Republics Negotiations for revision of Fur Seal Regula-

tions for North Pacific Ocean and Bering Sea Northeastern Fisheries Arbitration at The Hague. Pan-American Scientific Congress at Santiago,

Chile. St. John River litigation. Investigating interests of the United States in the

Republic of Liberia. Bureau of American Republics Exhibit, Alaska-

Yukon-Pacific Exposition, Seattle, Wash. Relief of-

Owners of the Mexican steamship Tabas- queno

William Radcliffe Payment to-

Norway for losses in Samoa. Sweden for losses in Samoa

Reimbursement to Thorvald Solberg, Register of Copyrights. .

Special fund: International Union of American Republ ice; receipts from rents, sales, etc

Trust f»nrls- Chinese indemnity for loss in riots in Shang-

hai in 1905. . Venezuelan indemnity of 1903 Estates of decedents. trust funds Pious fund of the Californias The Frary claim. Claim of—

P. W. Chamberlain Bridget A. Ryan Renton and Baiz. . . . . .


Total disbursements, Foreign Intercourse . . $2, 035, 010. 91

Total disbursements, Stat, e Department. . . . 2, 398, 988. 02

$852, 424. 52

913, 051. 43

$611. 69

1, 339. 05 2, 300. 93

1) 000. 00

16, 388. 16

5, 000. 00 14, 878. 46

2, 400. 89

1, 443. 69

3, 000. 00, ' 19, 500. 00

I

2, 161. 06 i

10, 000. 00, 400. 00 i

3, 433. 2o I

894. 54 I

55& 679. 99

1) 034. 00

30, 000. 00 2, 000. 00

5, 000. 00

2, 000. 00

22& 103. 06 25, 000. 00

200. 00 375. 00

437. 35 ,

'

9, 043. 65 , '

889. 73 I

50) 217. 11 1, 058. 43

19& 252. 62 10. 50

7& 371. 41 848. 25,

4, 500. 00;

565, 909, 15

289. 35

505, 019. 80

568) 290. 70

$3, 453, 055. 23

3, 880, 330. 75

TREASURY DEPARTMENT

halaries, etc. — Office of-

Secretary of the Treasury Change in methods of bookkeeping, Treasury

I

Department Supervising Architect. Comptroller of the Treasury. . Auditor for Treasury Department. . . . . . . Auditor for War Department. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l Auditor for Interior Department. . . . . . . . . . . . . ~

Auditor for Navy Department. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

659, 154. 93 )

2, 500. 00 80) 983. 56 69, 963. 16

159, 298. 49 385, 221. 82 107, 828. 20 147&021, 76 i

RECEIPTS AND DISBVRSEMEKTSr 1909.

Dis bus'semenfs — Continued.

23

Salaries. Ordinary expenses. Public works. ~

Miscellaneous. Total.

Salar&'es, etc. — Continued. Offlce of — Continued.

Auditor for State and Other Departments. . . . Auditor for Post-Office Department. . . . . . . . . . Treasurer United States. . . . . . . . . Treasurer United States (national currency,

reimbursable) Remster. Comptroller of the Currency. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Comptroller of the Currency (national cur-

rency, reimbursable). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Life-Saving Service. Commissioner of Internal Revenue . Commissioner of Internal Revenue (reim-

bursable) Surgeon-General, Public IIealth and Marine-

EIospital Service. Secret-Service di vision. Salaries and expenses under act to amend the

national bankmg laws . Examination of national banks and bank plates. . Contingent expenses, national currency (reim-

bursablel, Treasurer's office Postage. Numbering, adding, and other machines. Materials for binding Shelving and transferring records, etc. . . . . . . . . . . Fire-alarm system. Steel files for official bonds, Treasury Department. Files, office of Auditor for Post-Office Department.

Contingent expenses- &Stationery Newspapers and books. Freight, telegrams, etc. Rent. Horses, wagons, etc. Ice Carpets and repairs. Furniture, etc Miscellaneous items. File holders and cases. . Fuel, etc. Gas, etc. Investigation of accounts and traveling expenses. Contingent and miscellaneous expenses, office of

Auditor for Post, -Ofhce Department. . . . . . . . . . . . . Total disbursements, Treasury proper. . .

Independent Treasury— Salaries, office assistant treasurer at-

Ilaltimore. Boston. Chicago. Cincinnati. New Orleans. New York Philadelphia. St. Louis San Francisco.

Paper for checks and drafts. Contingent, expenses. Examinations of subtreasuries and depositories . .

$119, 083. 20 819, 268. 55 463& 851. 74

194, 083. 49 81, 454. 53

126& 782 05

30, 961. 84 47, 885. 86 i

321) 326. 96

8) 400. 00,

89, 651. 83 16& 039. 80

878, 035. 29 77 411. 01

4, 814, 158. 07

83, 820. 00 44, 044. 04 70, 950. 28 24, 410. 00 28, 890. 00

199, 337. 95 48, 594. 43 89, 675. 88 80, 418. 00

, '5165, 484. 50 1, 029. 90 4, 900. 00

599. 77 11, 500. 00

~

2, 625. 00 499. 00

9, 000. 00

44, 884. 06 739. 41

6, 546. 29 54, 999. 96

8, 388. 10 2, 274. 11 2, 463. 07 9, 974. 17 9, 548. 76 4, 000. 00

10, 653. 91 16, 511. 48

556. 86

7, 326. 98

869, 455. 83

18, 018. 79 243, 787. 99

1, 559. 04

$5, 188, 613. 40

Total disbursements, Independent Treasury 520& 140 53 258& 360 8 778, 501. 85

iVints and Assay Ogces— Salaries, ofFice of Director of the Mint. . Contingent expenses, office of Director of the

Mint. Freight on bullion and coin Mint at Carson—

Salaries. Wages of workmen Contingent expenses

Mint at Denver— Salaries Wages of workmen Contingent expenses.

27, 645. 80

5, 996. 67 4, 499. 50

87, 660. 55 142, 696. 88

5, 849. 08, 54, 056. 86

i

2, 503. 80 i

46, 899. 70 '



Salaries. Ordinary expenses. Public works Miscellaneous. Total.

Anoints and Assay Ogces — Continued. Mint at New Orleans—

Salaries Wages of workmen Contingent expenses

Mint at Philadelphia— Salaries Wages of workmen. Contingent expenses New machinery.

Mint at San Francisco— Salaries Wages of workmen Contingent expenses.

Assay office at Boise— Salaries Wages of workmen. Contingent expenses.

Assay office at Charlotte— Salaries Wages of workmen. Contingent expenses.

Assay oflice at Deadwood— Salaries Wages of workmen. Contingent expenses.

Assay office at Helena— Salaries. Wages of workmen. Contingent expenses.

Assay office at New York— Salaries. Wages of workmen Contingent expenses.

Assay office at Salt Lake City— Salaries, wages, and contingent expenses. .

Assay office at Seattle— Salaries Wages of workmen Contingent expenses.

Assay office at St. Louis— Salaries. 1Vages of workmen Contingent expenses

Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of disbursements.

Total disbursements, Mints and Assay Offices.

$27& 264. 45 61& 024. 44

43, 550. 00 385& 949. 05

40, 791. 74 156& 306. 34

8, 400. 00 8, 110. 00

2& 749. 99 1, '080. 00 I

3, 200. 00 3, 865. 00

5, 450. 00 13, 100. 75

41, 726. 11 &

33, 776. 99 ~

16, 491. 28 '

9, 214. 99 27, 076. 13

2, 874. 99 769. 50

1, 105, 771. 15

$20& 350. 29

104, 717. 28 5, 000. 00

82, 743. 74

1& 178. 05

632. 73

612. 17

3, 112. 07

11, 363. 97

7& 150. 28

566. 24

296, 286. 26

70, 879. 20

225, 357. 06 $1, 381, 128. 21

Internal Rezenue- Salaries and expenses of-

Collectors of internal revenue. Agents and subordinate officers of internal

revenue Miscellaneous expenses, Internal-Revenue Serv-

ice. Paper for internal-revenue stamps. . Punishment for violation of internal-revenue

laws. Allowance or drawback ($9, 780. 86, indefinite). . . Redemption of stamps ($95, 409. 09, indefinite). . . Refunding internal-revenue collections. Refunding taxes illegally collected Refunding tax on certain legacies. Refunding stamp tax on export bills of lading . . . Refunding tax on contingent beneficial interests. Refunding stamp tax on foreign bills of exchange. Repayment of taxes on distilled spirits destroyed

by casualty Refund for stamps used on export manifests. Withdrawal of denaturalized alcohol Judgments, United States courts, internal revenue Payment of judgments against internal-revenue

officers. Payment of reward to W. H. M. Austin Reimbursement to Royal L. Sweany

2, 036, 105. 60

2, 313, 608. 82

70, 540. 02 74& 215. 65

123, 784. 98 I

10, 084. 17 95, 639. 63 25, 684. 04 15, 789. 25

1& 564. 99 '

715. 59 200, 895. 42

~

132, 868. 33 I

54. 34 36, 879. 65

192, 697. 10 1& 249. 51

i

204, 999. 21 $200. 00

107. 00

RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS 1909.


25

Salaries. Ordinary expenses. Public works. Miscellaneous. Total.

Inlernal Revenue — Continued. Relief of-

Chicago, Peoria and St. Louis Railroad Com- pany of Illinois.

Columbus Gas and Fuel Company of Colum- bus, Ohio.

Creditors of the Deposit Savings Association of Mobile, Ala

Executors of the estate of Harold Brown J. C. Haggard. L. H. Lewis A. A. Lewis Logan Natural Gas and Fuel Company of

Columbus, Ohio. Philadelphia Company of Pittsburg, Pa.

Total disbursements, Internal Revenue

Customs Service— Collecting revenue from customs. Detection and prevention of frauds upon the cus-

toms revenue Repayment to importers, excess of deposits, in-

definite Debentures or drawbacks, bounties or allowances. Unclaimed merchandise Refunding duties on goods destroyed Refundino penalties or charges erroneously ex-

acted. Proceeds of goods seized and sold Compensation in lieu of moieties. Scales for Customs Service Expenses of Revenue-Cutter Service Special repairs to revenue steamers Ocean-going tug for North Pacific coast. Steam vessel for removal of derelicts. Revenue steamer for coast of Maine Revenue steamer for Puget Sound Revenue steamer for Savannah, Ga. Revenue vessel for New Orleans, La Seagoing tug for New Bedford, Mass Wireless telegraphy, Revenue-Cutter Service. . . Wharf and storehouse, Waaddah Island, Neah " Bay, Washington Judgments, Court of Claims, refund of duties on

steel blooms Jud;ments, Court of Claims, customs. Refund of duties to Luyties Brothers Refund of duties on anthracite coal Refund to Southern Pacific Company Relief of—

R. J. B. Newcombe Joseph Schrembs.

Extra pay to officers and men who served in the Mexican war, revenue-marine.

Reimbursement to the Eastern Salt Co. , of Bos- ton, Mass.

Special fund: Philippine special fund

$4, 349, 714. 42 $1, 187, 156. 88

10, 261, 073. 33

163, 537. 95

2, 882, 715. 84 6, 774, 215. 45

2, 351. 13 25. 03

177. 88, 14. 50 '

17, 897. 50 2, 466. 95

2, 277, 904. 79 78, 068. 42

109, 782. 61 138, 780. 18

1, 640. 00 204. 840. 21 179, 598. 56 10, 297. 29 91, 671. 21 4, 598. 19

$11, 852. 39

$2, 835. 4o

1, 820. 81

7, 394. 73 861. 75

73. 59 33. 65

128. 02

184. 45 2, 741. 60

16, 381. 05 $5, 553, 252. 35

12, 399. 60 7oo. 00

3, 830. 50 14, 038. 39

3li. 00

96O. O4 262. 20

300. 00

384. 84 981& 715. 60


Total disbursements, Customs Service.

23, 201, 707. 02

6, 294. 29

23, 195, 412. 73 11, 852. 39 I, 014, 677. 17 24, 221, 942. 29

PuMic Health and Marine-IJospital Service— Public Health and Marine-Hospital Service. . . guarani inc Service Leprosy investigation station, Hawaii. Maintenance of leprosy hospital, Hawaii National quarantine and sanitation.

Total disbursements, P»blic Health and Marine-Hospital Service

1, 140, 676. 75 388, 253. 86

22, 405. 48 31, 175. 97

1, 582, 512. 06

5, 050

5, 050 I, 5&87, 562. 06

14131 — H. Doc. 236, 61-2 — 4

26 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 1909.

Disbursements Continued.


Life-Saving Service— Life-Saving Service. E:tablishing life-saving stations


Total disbursements, Life-Saving Service . . Bureau of Engraving and Printing—

Salaries Compensation of employees. . . . . . . Plate printing. Materials and miscellaneous expenses.

Total disbursements, Bureau of Engraving and Printing.

Public Bui ldkngs- Abilene, Kans. : Post-office. Adrian, Mich. : Post-office Albany, Ga. : Post-office and court-house Albany, Oreg. : Post-office. A. lbert Lea, Minn. : Post-office. Albuquerque, N, Mex. : Post-office. Alexandria, lilinn. : Post-office Allentown, Pa. : Post-ofhce. Alliance, Ohio. : Post-office Alpena, Mich. : Post-oflice. Alton, Ill. : Post-office Americus, Ga. : Post-office. Ames, Iowa. : Post-office Anderson, S. C. : Post-office and court-house. . . . . . . Ann Arbor, Mich. : Post-office. Anniston, Ala. : Post-office. Asheville, N. C. —

Post-offic and court-house Rent of buildings.

A. thens, Ga. : Post-oflice and court-house Athens, Ohio. : Post-office Atlanta, Ga. : Post-office and court-house Atlantic City, N. J. : Post-office. . Auburn, Me. : Post-office. Augusta, Ga. : Post-office and court-house (new' ). . . Augusta, Me. : Post-office, court-house, etc Aurora, Ill. : Post-office. Aurora, Mo::, Post-office. Baker City, Oreg. : Post-office Baltimore, Md. —

Custom-house. Marine Hospital. Post-offi, court-house, etc

Bar Harbor, Me. : Post-office. Barre, Vt, . : Post-office. Batavia, N. Y. : Post-office. Batesville, Ark, : Post-office and court-house Battle Creek, Mich. : Post-office Beaumont, Tex. : Post-ofhce and court-house. Bedford, Ind. : Post-office. Bellefontaine, Ohio: Post-oflice. Belleville, Ill. : Post-office Beloit, Kans. : Post-office. Belvidere, Ill. : Post-office Bennington, Vt. : Post-office Bessemer, Ala. : Post-office Biddeford. Me. : Post-office Big Stone Gap, Va. : Post-office and court-house Biloxi, Miss. : Post-office, court-house, and cus-

tom-house Bismarck, N. Dak. : Post-office and court-house Bluefield, %V. Va. : Post-officc and court-house. Boca Grande, Fla. : Quarantine station Boonville, info. : Post-office. Boston, bla, s. —

Appraisers' stores Marine hospital

Boulder, Colo. : Post-office Bowling Green, Ky. : Post-office and court-house,

$192, 683. 24 1, 07'3, 671. 52 1, 437, 293. 62

2~ 703y 648 38

f2, 230, 647. 06 29, 487. 59

2, 260, 134. 65

1 534 07

2, 258, 600. 58

353, 909. 14

353, 909. 14

$7, 500. 00 359. 29

1, 875. 00 10, 000. 00

387. 93 35, 823. 58 15, 183. 13

29. 29 28, 000. 00

7. 65 26, 722. 39 21, 982. 16 10, 000. 00 21, 282. 86 46, 366. 70

3, 146. 67

47, 798. 26 908. 00

6. 02 22, 221. 40

357, 675. 62 300. 57

40, 325. 38 35, 000. 00

518. 38 11, 164. 13

6, 975. 00 676. 00

2, 139. 80 331. 66

42, 014. 97 21, 417. 99

1, 532. 65 15, 000. 00

3. 09 19, 699. 84

803. 10 39, 762. 40 10, 000. 00

33. 64 7, 400. 00 1, 775. 00 9, 000. 00

39, 214. 41 20, 000. 00

6, 000. 00

12, 753. 49 10, 500. 00 70, 390. 34 1, 832, 30 8, 000, 00

43, 876. 00 5, 810. 83 1, 533. 63

11, 000. 00

$2, 258, 600. 58

3, 057, 557. 52

RECEIPTS AI&ID DISBURSEMENTS& 1909.


Salaries. Ordinary expenses. Public works. Miscellaneous.

Public Buildings — Continued. Brattleboro, Vt. : Post-office and court-house Brazil, Ind. : Post-office. Bridgeton, N. J. : Post-office and custom-house Bristol, Conn. : Post-office Brookfield, Mo. : Post-office. Brookhaven, bliss. : Post-office Brookings, S. Dak. : Post-office Brooklyn, N. Y. : Post-office Brownwood, Tex. : Post-office. Brunswick, Ga. —

Quarantine station Custom-house and post-office

Buffalo, N. Y. : Marine hospital Burlington, Vt. : Post-office and custom-house Butte, Mont. : Post-office. Calais, lyfe. : Post-office and custom-house. Cape Girardeau, Mo. : Post-oflice and court-house. . Carlisle, Pa. : Post-office. Carrollton, Ga. : Post-office Carthage, Xio. : Post-office Casper, Wyo. : Post-oflice Cedar Rapids, Iowa—

Post-office and court-house Rent of buildings.

Cedartown, Ga. : Post-office. Charlottesville, Va. : Post-office and court-house Chattanooga, Tenn. : Post-office and court-house Chester, S. C. : Post-office Cheyenne, Wyo Chicago, Ill. —

Marine hospital. Post-office, court-house, etc.

Chicago Eeights, Ill. : Post-office. Chippewa Falls, Wis. : Post-office. Clarinda, Iowa: Post-office. Clarksville, Tex. : Post-office. Clay Center, Kans. : Post-office. Cleburne, Tex. : Post-office Cleveland, Ohio—

Rent of buildings. Post-office, custom-house, and court-house Marine hospital.

Clifton Forge, Va. : Post-office Coffeyville, Kans. : Post-office Coldwater, Mich. : Post-office Colorado Springs, Colo. : Post-office and court-

house Columbia River quarantine station Columbia, Mo. : Post-ofhce Columbia, Tenn. : Post-office Columbus, Miss. : Post-office Columbus, Ohio—


Concordia, Kans. : Post-office Connellsville, Pa. : Post-office Cordele, Ga. : Post-office. Corning, N. Y. : Post-office . Corsicana, Tex. : Post-office Council Bluffs, Iowa: Post-office and court-house. . Covington, Va. : Post-office. Crawfordsville, Ind. : Post-office. Crookston, Minn. : Post-office Cullman, Ala. : Post-office Cumberland, Md. : Court-house and post-office. Dallas, Tex. : Court-house, post-office, etc Dalton, Ga. : Post-office Danville, Ill. : Post-office and court-house. Danville, Ky. : Post-ofhce. Decatur, Ill. : Post-office Defiance, Ohio: Post-office De Kalb, Ill. : Post-office. Delaware Breakwater quarantine station. Delaware, Ohio: Post-office Dcmopolis, Ala. : Post-office Denison, Iowa: Post-office Denison, Tex. : Post-office.

82», 000. 00 12, 600. 00 11, 590. 66 27, 830. 00 9, 100. 00 8& 000. 00 7, 250. 00 5, 472. 91

10. 00

60, 15 20,

1, 5, 5,

16&

688. 00 306. 37 000. 00 888. 38 059. 16 000. 00 000. 00 500. 00

51, 200,

1, 1,

10, 16,

546. 94 460. 67 700. 80 081. 32 000. 00 747. 56

108, 818. 25 300. 00

9. 48 215. 65 149. 15

i

420. 77 i

016. 31 500. 00 505. 50 500. 00 437. 02 261. Oo

~ 315. 40 i

500. 00 '

10. 71 667. 94 000. 00

22. 97 13. 03 I

484. 78 250. 00 324. 18 419. S9

i

000. 00 &

3. 24 943. 00

4. 48 i

1. 47 900. 00

i 302. 00

29, 5,

8, 10,

7, 29,

7 29,

1, 8, 4,

15,

16, 41, I,

52, 9,

9, I,

'

5, 648. 66 10. 66

91, 061. 96 36, 714. 53 11, 074. 27 39, 198. 05 38, 607. 30 22, 424. 79

7, 450. 00 22, 422. 79 9, 000. 00

59, S05. 26 4, 500. 00 6, 500. 00

72. 11 44, 291. 20 34, 115. 40

5, 682. 90

RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTSr 1909.


Salaries. Ordinary expenses. Public works. Miscellaneous.

Public Buildings — Continued. Den ver, Colo. —

hlint building Post-office. Post-office and court-house

Des Moines, Iowa: Post-office Detroit, Mich. : Post-ofhce and court-house Devils Lake, N. Dak. : Post-office and court-

house. Dixon, lll. : Post-office Dothan, Ala. . : Post-office Diiuglas, Wyo. : Post-office Dov~er, hl. II. : Post-office. Dublin, Ga. : Post-office Duluth, hlinn. : Post-office, court-house, and

custoin-house Dycrsburg, Tenn. : Post-office Eagle Pas~s, Tex: Post-ofhce and custom-house. East Liverpool, Ohio: Post-office East St. I. ouis, Ill. : Post-oflice and court-house. Eau Claire, Wis. : Post-office and court-house. Elberton, Ga. : Post-office. Elizabeth, N. J. : Post-office Elizabeth City, N. C. : Court-house and post-

office. Elkins, W. Va. : Post-office Elmira, N. Y. : Post-office and court-house Ensley, Ala. : Post-office. Escanaba, Mich. : Post-office . Eufaula, Ala. : Post-office. Eugene, Oreg. : Post-office Eureka, Cal. : Post-office and custom-house Evknston, Ill. : Post-offfce. Evanston, Wyo. : Post-ofhce and court-house. Everett, IVash. : Post-office and custom-house Fairbury, Nebr. : Post-office Fairmont, %V. Va. : Post-office Fargo, N. Dak. : Post-office and court-house Faribault, hlinn. : Post-office . Fayetteville, Ark. : Post-oflice Fayetteville, N. C. : Post-office. Fernandina, Fla. : Post-oiBce, custom-house, and

court-house Flint, Mich. : Post-ofBce. Fond du Lac, AVis. : Post-office Fort Collins, Colo. : Post-office Fort Madison, Iowa. : Post-ofBce Fort V orth, Tex. : Post-office and court-house Frankfort, Ind. : Post-office Fredericksburg, Va. : Post-office. Gadsden, Ala. : Post-office Gainesville, Fla. : Post-office Gainesville, Ga. : Post-office Geneva, N. Y. : Post-office Gettysburg, Pa. : Post-office Gloversville, N. Y. : Post-oflice Gonzales, Tex. : Post-office Grafton, W. Va. : Post-office. . Grand I"orks, N. Dak. : Post-office and court-

house Grand Haven, hfich. : Post-ofBce and custom-

~

house Grand Island, Nebr. : Post-office and court-house. . Grand Junction, Colo. : Post-office. Grand Rapids, hlich. —


Granite City, III. : Post-office. Great Bend, Kans. : Post-office. Great Falls, Mont. : Post-office and court-house Green Bay, Wis. : Post-office and court-house. Greensboro, N. C. : Court-house, post-office, etc. Greenville, Miss. : Post-ofBce. Grecnville, Ohio: Post-office Greenville, S. C. : Post, -office and court-house. Greenville, Tex. : Post-office Greenwich, Conn. : Post-office Greenwood, Miss. : Post-office. Greenwood, S. C. : Post-office.

$23, 157. 85 8. 73

87 675. 40 215, 490. 78 44, 064. 95

61, 142. 04 526. 84 937. 27

8, 000. 00 22, 275. 24

6, 000. 00

117, 889. 84 8, 500. 00 I, 310. 00

56, 039. 61 87, 119. 65 75, 159. 50

7, 500. 00 47, 512. 81

18. 20 10, 000. 00 8, 921. 00

13, 000. 00 16, 895. 22 9, 000. 00

i 21 401 05 i 8, 062. 80

I, 955. 26 9, 098. 24 I

12, 000. 00 9, 001. 00

88. 00 285. 50

9, 000. 00 47. 76

1, 546. 97

2, 559. 69 46, 882. 32 I, 065. 46

12, 000. 00 10, 000. 00 77, 148. 14 10, 500. 00

631. 00 17, 308. 80 20, 063. 62 i

21, 280. 37 423. 96

24, 000, 00 210. 00 810. 00

18, 502. 50

70. 90

267. 83 85, 298. 75

9, 800. 00

174, 206. 96 15, 625. 00 13, 500. 00

6, 000. 00 8, 100. 00

75, 504. 88 27. 27

24, 880. 78 15) 753. 72 25, 864. 96 21, 191. 19

11. 00 6, Bazoo. 00

15, 400. 43

RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTSi 1909.



Public Buildings — Continued. Gulf quarantine station Gulfport, Miss. : Post-office and custom-house Guthrie, Okla. : Post-office and court-house Hagerstown, Md, : Post-office . Hamilton, Ohio: Post-office Hammond, I nd. : Post-office and court-house Harrisburg, Ill. : Post-ofFice Harrison, Ark. : Post-office and court-house Hazleton, Pa. : Post-office. . . Hillsdale, Mich. : Post-ofhce. Holdrege, Nebr. : Post-office. Holyoke, Mass. : Post-office. Honolulu, Hawaii—

Leprosy hospital, buildings and equipment. . &. . Post-office, court-house, and custom-house

Hope, Ark. : Post-office Houston, Tex. : Post-office. Hudson, N. Y. : Post-office. Huntington, &V. Va. : Post-office and court-house. . Huron, S. Dak. : Post-office Hutchinson, Kans. : Post-office. Independence, Kans. : Post-office. Independence, Mo. : Post-office Iola, Kans. : Post-office Ionia, Mich. : Post-office Ironton, Ohio: Post-ofhce Ithaca, N. Y. : Post-office Jackson, Miss. : Post-office and court-house. Jacksonville, Ill. : Post-office. Jersey City, N. J. : Post-oflice. Johnson City, Tenn. : Post-office Johnstown, Pa. : Post-office. Joliet, Ill. : Post-office Jonesboro, Ark. : Post-office. Joplin, Mo. : Post-office. Kalamazoo, Mich. : Post-office Kansas City, Kans. : Post-office Kansas City, Mo. : Post-office and court-house. Kearney, Nebr. : Post-office. Kenosha, Wis. : Post-office Kewanee, Ill. : Post-office. Key West, Fla. : Marine hospital Kingston, N. Y. : Post-office Kinston, N. C. : Post-oflice Knoxville, Tenn. : Post-office and court-house. Lafayette, Ind. : Post-office I, a Grande, Oreg. : Post-office. Lagrange, Ga. : Post-office Lake Charles, La. : Post-office and court-house . . Lancaster, Ohio: Post-ofFice Lancaster, Pa. : Post-office Laredo, Tex. Post-office, court-house, and cus-

tom-house. Laurel, ll iss. : Post-ofhce. Lawrence, Kans. : Post-office Lawrenceburg, Ky. : Post-office Lead, S. Dak. : Post-office. Leadville, Colo. : Post-office Lebanon, Ky. : Post-office. Lewes, Del. : Post-office. Lexington, N. C. : Post-office. Lexington, Va. : Post-office Lincoln, Ill. : Post-office. Lincoln, Nebr. : Court-house and post-office. Little Falls, N. Y. : Post-office Little Rocl', Ark. : Post-office and court-house Livingston, Mont. : Post-office Logan, Utah: Post-office London, Ky. : Post-office and court-house Los Angeles, Cal. —

Rent of buildings. Post-office and court-house

McAlester, Okla. : Post-office and court-house. McCook, Nebr. : Post-office and court-house McKinney, Tex. : Post-office Macon, Ga. —

Court-house, post-office, etc Rent of buildings.

$15, 798. 92 '

2, 641. 89 2, 408. 99

31, 248. 92 62, 416. 88

315. 78 7, 500. 00 '

8. 47 24, 596. 13 i

7& 500. 00 6, 000. 00 l

1, 011. 32,

85, 005. 00 i

67. 07 7, 500. 00

77, 675. 13 1& 201. 00

101. 47 l. 00 4. 84

12, 500. 00 4, 750. 00

22, 889. 36 10, 500. 00 13, 000. 00 41, 710. 01 20, 875. 56

583. 95 241, 497. 32 21, 891. 51

12. 60 3. 28

10, 500. 00 675. 22 350. 41

5. 89 635. 35

1, 823. 60 13, 113. 78 1, 665. 18 4, 224. 48 I

7, 030. 30 20, 000. 00 88, 912. 58 8, 414. 32 8, 750. 00 8, 000. 00 2, 100. 39 1, loO. 00

88, 592. 82

8, 125. 24 8& 000. 00

10. 94 7& 200. 00 1, 308. 80

i

1, 8o7. 85 9, 010. 00 4, 990. 00

15, 000. 00, 7, 500. 00, 1, 625. 00 4, 255. 21

26, 547. 06 38, 917. 88 14, 500. 00

i 21, 843. 33 1, 438. 74

28, 968. 53 404, 898. 41 10, 000. 00 '

5, 750. 00 8, 000. 00

I

35, 515 18 i 1, 963. 54

30 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) 1909.


Salaries. Ordinary expenses. Public works. kiiscellaneou.

Public BuilCkngs — Continued. Macon, Mo. : Post-office Malone, N. Y. : Post-office ihfanchester, Va. : Post-office Manhattan, Kans. : Post-office. Manistee, hiich. : Post-office. Manitowoc, Vis. : Post-office Marblehead, Mass. : Post-office. Marietta, Ga. : Post-office. Marietta, Ohio: Post-office. Marinette, Wis. : Post-office Marion, Ind. : Post-office. Marion, Ohio: Post-ofhce Marshall, Mo. : Post-office hIason City, Iowa: Post-office hf assillon, Ohio: Post-office. Mayfield, Ky. : Post-office. Meadville, Pa. : Post-office. hf eriden, Conn. : Post-office Merrill, AVis. : Post-office Michigan (. 'ity, Iud. : Post-office. hfiddletown, Ohio: Post-office Milford, Del. : Post-office. . Milford, Mass. : Post-office Milwaukee, )Vis. : Appraisers' stores Milledgeville, Ga. : Post-office. Mineral Wells, Tex. : Post-office. Mitchell, S. Dak. : Post-office Moberly, hIo. : Post-office Molirie, Ill. : Post-office. Monroe, Mich. : Post-office Montgomery, Ala. : (. 'ourt-house, post-office, etc Moorhead, Minn. : Post-office Morgantown, IV. Va. : Post-uffice. Moscow, Idaho: Post-office and court-house. hfount (:lemens, Mich. : Post-office. hfount Sterling, Ky. : Post-office Muncie, Ind. : Post-office Murfreesboro, Tenn. : Post-office hfurphysboro, Ill. : Post-office. Muscatine, Iowa: Post-office Muskcgon, Mich. : Post-oflice and custom-house. Nashville, Tenn. : Custom-house and post-office. Natchez, 1&&1 iss. : Post-office. Natchitoches, La. : Post-office. Nevada, Mo. : Post-office Newark, Ohio: Post-office New Bedford, Mass. : Post-office Newbern, N. C. : Post-office, court-house, and

custom-house. New Britain, Conn. : Post-office. Newcastle, Pa. : Post-office. New Orleans, La. —

Post-office and court-house. Mint building.

Newport, R. I. : Post-office and custom-house. Newport, Vt. : Court-house, post-ofhce, and

custom-house Newport News, Va. : Custom-house and post-oflice. Newton, Kans. : Post-office New Ulm, Minn. : Post-office New York, N. Y. —

Assay office building Court-bouse and post-office. Custom-house, building. Post-office. Rent of old custom-house. Subtreasury.

Niles, Mich. : Post-office North Adams, Mass. : Post-office North Plattc. Nebr. : Post-office and court, -house. Ocala, Ffa. : Post-office and court-house. . . . . . . . .

,

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Ogden, Utah: Post-office and court-house. Olean, N. Y. : Post-oflice. Ottawa, Kans. : Post-office Owensboro, Ky. : Post-office and court-house. Owosso, hlich. : Post-office. . . Oxford, N. ('. : Post-office. Pana, Ill. : Post-office Paris, Ill. : Post-office.

$6, 506. 60 8. 55

15, 218. 53 750. 00

21& 489. 54 1, 440. 00

4. 50 24, 221. 67 17, 269. 89 45, 261. 72 56, 592. 14 21, 813. 52

4, 700. 00 48& 011. 15 20, 000. 00

I& 078. 78 80, 281. 88 46, 156. 92 4, 462. 50 2, 591. 52

10, 000. 00 16, 196. 73 17, 000. 00 48, 500. 00 10& 000. 00

1. 00 74, 744. 86

6. 92 82, 116. 31 8, 000. 00

6. 92 4, 900. 00

25, 000. 00 2, 053. 32 5, 000. 00

10, 750. 00 658. 98

17, 079. 11 16, 000. 00 47, 998. 85

8. 84 7, 801. 65

450. 97 8. 88

10, 037. 98 18, 500. 00

108, 250. 00

47. 45 38, 264. 49

511. 80

12, 014. 00 22, 144. 50

709. 40

353. 13 10. 29

16, 533. 38 15, 834. 88

14, 177. 87 23& 569. 62

2, 484. 38 89, 990. 27 46, 157. 26

4, 193. 09 21, 448. 00 32, 560. 06 9, 000. 00

46) 267. 43 84, 166. 03 207.

& 8580

7, 450. 00 4, 402. 80

16, 738. 61 7) 500. 00 6, 000. 00

17, 026. 45



Salaries. Ordinary expenses. Pubic works. Miscellaneous.

Public BttiMings — Continued. Paris, Ky. : Post-office. Paris, Tenn. : Post-office. Parsons, Kans. : Post-office. Pensacola, Fla. : Quarantine station Peoria, Ill. :

Post-office and court-house Rent ol buildings

Perth Amboy, N. J. : Post-office and custom- house.

Petersburg, Va. : Post-office and custom-house Rent of buildings

Phoenix, Ariz. : Post-office and court;house. . Pierre, S. Dak. : Post-offii e and court-house. Pine Bluff, Ark. : Post-oflice Pittsburg, Kans. : Post-ofhce Pittsburg, Pa. : Marine hospital. Pittsfield, hfa=s. : Post-office. Platteville, lyi:. : Post-office. Pocatello, Idaho: Post-office and court-house. Point Plea-ant, iiV. Va. : Post-office. Portland, Me. —

Quarantine station. Court-house

Portsmouth, Va. : Po. t-offiice and custom-house. Port Townsend, 1Vash. : Quarantine station Princeton, Ind. : Post-office Providence, R. I. : Post-office, court-house, and

custom-house Provo, Utah: Post-office Quincy, Mass. : Post-office and custom-house Rapid City, S. Dak. : Post-oKce Rawlins, tVyo. : Post-office Red Oak, Iowa: Post-office Red 1Ving, hfinn. : Post-office Reedy Island, Delaware River, quarantine sta-

tion Reno, Nev. : Post-office. Richford, Vt. : Post-office and custom-house Richmond, Va. : Post-office, court-house, and

custom-house. Roanoke, Va. : Post-office and court-house Rochester, N. H. : Post-office Rochester, N. Y. : Court-house, post-office, etc Rock Island, Ill. : Post-office Rock Springs, Wyo. : Post-office Rolla, Mo. : Post-office Rome, Ga. : Post-ofiice. Rome, N. Y. : Post-office Roswell, N. Mex. : Post-office and court-house Ruston, I, a. : Post-office St. Charles, Mo. : Post-office St. Joseph, Mo. : Post-office St. Louis, Mo. : Post-office. St. Paul, Minn. : Post-office, court-house, and

custom-house. St. Petersburg, Fla. : Post-office Salem, Oreg. : Post-office. Salisbury, N. C. : Post-office Salt Lake City, Utah: Post-ofhce and court-house. '

San Angelo, Tex. : Post-office and court-house San Antonio, Tex. : Post-office and court-house San Diego, Cal. —

Post-office and custom-house Quarantine station.

San Francisco, Cal. — Custom-house. Marine hospital Mint building Post-office, court-house, etc. Quarantine station.

San Jose, Cal. : Post-office. San Juan quarantine station San Juan, P. R. : Post-office and court-house. Santa Barbara, Cal. : Post-office. Santa Rosa, Cal. : Post-office. Saratoga Springs, N. Y. : Post-office. Sault Sainte Marie, Mich. : Post-office

$1, 057. 62 i

29, 873. 44 14, 700. 00 17, 973. 25

103, 517. 93 11, 881. 40

4, 416. 09

42, 011. 69 40. 00

10, 000. 00 1, 993. 87

56, 272. 50 21, 930. 28 40, 383. 73 1, 767. 72 1, 017. 00

1. 00 7, 500. 00

218. 75 34, 619. 07 50, 410. 31

842. 03 11, 137. 50

46, 039. 84 41, 144. 84 50, 690. 85

5, 500. 00 2, 025. 28 8, 501. 00

25, 106. 49

1, 100. 00 51, 052. 77 7, 000. 00

13, 081. 82 2, 012. 09

15, 000. 00 99, 633. 65

5, 000. 00 10, 500. 00 4, 340. 00 l

10. 52 4, 274. 81

1. 00 16, 312. 00 36, 678. 23 '

8, 934. 27 79, 272. 17

21, 991. 82 7, o00. 00

384. 11 2, 903. 97

40, 000. 00 2, 657. 89

20, 713. 46

15, 014. 56 5, 251. 58

165, 551. 52 140. 00

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13, 554. 85 '

251, i)21. 02 12, 301. 40

'2, 554. 88 350. 00

8, 572. 27 1. 00

11, 990. 75 3& 125. 00 '

30, 761. 57



Salaries. Ord&nary expenses. Public works. Mlsceuaueous.

Public Buildings — Continued. Savannah, Ga. —

Quarantine station Marine hospital

Schenectady, N. Y. : Post-office Seattle, Wash. : Court-house, custom-house, and

post-office. Selma, Ala. : Post-office Sharon, Pa. : Post-office. Sheboygan, Wis. : Post-office and custom-house Sheridan, Wyo. : Post-office and court-house. South fiend, Ind. —

Post-office Rent of buildings.

South Chicago, Ill. : Post-office Spartanburg, S. C. : Post-office Spokane, V&'ash. : Post-oflice, court-house, and

custom-house. Springfield, Mass. : Post-office and custom-house Springfield, Ohio: Post-oKce Sterling, Ill. : Post-office Stevens Point, Wis. : Post-office. Stockton, Cal. : Post-oflice. Suffolk, Va. : Post-office. Sulphur Springs, Tex. : Post-oKce. Sumter, S. C. : Post-office. Superior, Wis. : Post-office, court-house, and l

custom-house. Syracuse, N. Y. : Post-office and court-house Tacoma, Wash. : Post-office, court-house, and

custom-house Temple, Tex. : Post-office Terrell, Tex. : Post-office. Texarkana, Tex. : Court-house. . . . . . Tifton, Ga. : Post-office . Toledo, Ohio—

Post-office and court-house. . . . . . . . . . . . Post-office.

Traverse City, iViich. : Post-office and custom- house

Trenton, N. J. : Post-office and court-house Trinidad, Colo. : Post-office. Tusralonsa, Ala. : Post-office and court-house. . . . . Tyler, Tex. : Post-office and court-house. . . . Valdosta, Ga. : Post-offi and court-house. . . . . . . . Ver. -ailles, Ky. : Post-office. Vicksburg, Miss. : Post-office and court-house. Victoria, Tex. : Post-office and court-house. . Vincennes, Ind. : Post-office. . . . . Wabash, Ind. : Post-ofhce . . Waco, Tex. : Court-house, post-ofhce, etc. . . Waldnboro, Me. : Post-office and custom-house. . . . Wallingfnrd, Conn. : Post-nffice Warren, Ohio: Post-nffice. 'Warrensburg, Mn. : Post-office. V'ushington, N. C. : Post-nffice and court-house. . . washington, Pa. : Post-office Vi'atertown, N. Y, —

Post-office. Rent of buildings

Watertown, S. Dak. : Post-office. Watertown, 1Vis. : Post-nffice Watervi11e, Me. : Post-office. Waukega)), Ill. : Post-office Waukesha, %is. : Post-office. Wausau, Wis. : Post-office Waxahachie, Tex. : Po. t-offic. . . Waycruss, Ga. : Pn t-nffice. V'eatherford, Tex. : Post-office. . . . . Webster, Mass. : Post-ofhce Webster City, Iowa: Post-office. Wellington, Kans. : Post-office. V est Chester, Pa. : Post-uffice. . wheeling, W. Va. : Post-office, court, -house, and

custom-house. Wichita FafLs, Tex. : Post-offi Wichita, Kans. : Post-office and court-house. . . . . . Wilkes-l3arre, Pa. : Post-office . . . . Willimantic, Conn. : Post-office. . . . . . . . . . . Wilmar, Minn. : Post-office

$408. 60 13, 500. 00 75, 000. 00 '

194, 990. 20

87, 328. 35 22, 997. 23 13, 281. 91 64& 270. 57

55, 958. 84 . 3, 254. 87, 49, 900. 00

482. 89; 157, 067. 77

22, 524. 96 15, 515. 34 '

5, 000. 00 9, 750. 00,

287. 82 12, 000. 00 I

2, 500. 00 1& 187. 15

16& 245. 79 51. 51

254, 673. 09 9. 60

2, 500. 00 2, 627. 37 7, 000. 00

9. 16 26, 412. 84

1, 287. 87 38, 904. 49 22, 520. 38 77, 982. 12 26, 853. 43 58, 046. 30

630. 27 11, 000. 00 6, 000. 00

939. 20 9, 000. 00 '2, 704. 73 4, 909. 42

15, 000. 00 14, 476. 11

4. 25 15, 000. 00

3. 51

76, 056. 73 8, 5)20. 00

41, 261. 69 7, 960. 75&

25, 000. 00 25. 35

24, 500. 00 1& 083. 91 3, 000. 00 6, 250. 00 7, 500. 00

. 67 35, 775. 29

6, 500. 00 2. 96

138. 03 2, 000. 00

19, 752. 87 33. 80

21, 959. 29 7, 500. 00

RECEIPTS AKD DISBURSEMENTS, 1909.


33

Salaries. Ordinary expenses. Public works. ~ Miscellaneous. Total.

Publu Buildings — Continued. Wilson, N. C. : Post-offfce. Winchester, Ky. : Post-office Winchester, Va. : Post-office Winston, N. C. : Post-ofnce Wooneocket, R. I. : Post-office. Wooster, Ohio: Poet-office Yankton, S. Dak. : Post-office Yazoo City, iViiss. : Post-office Yonkers, N. Y. : Post-office. York Nebr. : Post-office York, Pa. : Post-ofFice. . Youngstown, Ohio—

Post-office Rent of buildings

Zanesville, Ohio: Post-office Washington, D. C. —

Treasury building Treasury building, special repairs Treasury building, rewiring Treasury building, repair of east front Building, Bureau of Engraving and Print- '

ing (new). Hygienic laboratory, Public Health and

Marine-Hospital Service. Post-office Custom-house.

Plans for memorial amphitheater at Arlington, Va General expenses of public buildings Mechanical equipment for public buildings. Repairs and preservation of public buildings Heating apparatus for public buildings Vaults, safes, and locks for public buildings Plans for public buildings. Electrical protection to vaults.


Total disbursements, public buildings

Treasvr g Nisrellarteous- Payment of interest on the public debt Preventing the spread of epidemic diseases. United States securities—

Distinctive paper for. Sealing and separating. Canceling United States securities and cut-

ting distinctive paper. Special witness of destruction of . .

Custody of dies, rolls, and plates. Transportation of silver coin. Transportation of minor coin. Transportation of fractional sil ver coin. Transporting money from mint at San Francisco. ,

'. Recoinage of silver coin. Recoinage of gold coins. Expenses of national currency. Expenses of Panama Canal loan. Public Buildings—

Pay of assistant custodians and janitors. . Inspector of furniture and other furnishings,

for Furniture and repairs of same for Fuel, lights, and water for General inspector of supplies for . . Furnishing post-offlce) court-house, etc. , San I

Francisco. Furnishing new custom-house, New York,

N. Y Suppressing counterfeiting and other crimes. Lands and other property of the United States. To promote the education of the blind, interest . Refunding to national banking associations ex-

cess of duty. Payment of French spoliation claims. Jamestown Ter-Centennial Commission Buildings, Jamestown Exposition

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$1, 565. 00,

1, 735, 322. 45

6, 260. 83

4, 126. 33 I

807, 894. 60 ~

1, 566. 36',

131. 20

11) 043 8. 321

80, 878 90, 437

283, 286 62, 246

5, 436 56, 947

943

89 15 41 64 39, 68 '

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98 68

871, 307. 54, 1, 891) 209. 45

508. 99

1, 644. 35 128, 011. 25

821, 808, 836 46 ~

810, 000. 00 14, 002. 00 i

1, 513. 80 ~ 97. 22 i

2, 250. 00 I

10, 000. 00 '

851. 38 1, 057. 80',

11. 88 46, 554. 78

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29. 70

26, 617. 01, 3, 229. 25 i

561. 62 '

15, 160. 77, ' 11, 620. 09

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75. 00 '

292, 971. 91

222, 998. 00 I

42, 860. 12 450, 000. 00,

414. 90 '

3& 192. 66 51) 829. 85

232, 730. 55 i

476, 506. 78 114, 762 94 '

39)505 74 I

1, 381. 76 22, 374. 54

12, 462, 015. 26 .

9, 512. 85

12, 452, 502. 41 . . 'F12) 452, 502. 41

8441, 42R 65

75. 94 10, 000. 00

309. 96 10, /90. 93

2, 832. 34 1, 254. 57

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Salaries Ordinary expenses. ~

Public works. Miscellaneous. Total.

Interstate Commerce Commission— Interstate Commerce Commission. Board of arbitration on interstate commerce con-

troversiee

Total disbursements, Interstate Co&mmerce Commission.

$1& 026, 165. 19

1, 026, 165. 19 '.

8798. 69

798. 69 81, 026, 963. 88

Total disbursements, Independent Bu- reaus and Offices.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

$137, 249. 99 1, 374, 070. 12 $1, 002, 427. 84 , 252, 821. 59 2, 766, 569. o4

District of Columbia— Salaries, offlces of the District of Columbia. . . . . . . Salaries, sinking-fund office, District of Colum-

bia Salaries of employees, court-house, Washington,

D. C. Salary of warden of jail, District of Columbia. . . . . Contingent and miscellaneous expenses Improvements and repairs. Streets

~ Extension of streets and avenues. Connecting Sixteenth street with Rock Creek

Park. Sewers. Sewage-disposal system Sewage-disposal system, unused balauces. Purchase of land, government reservations Alleys Removal of dangerous buildings Condemnation o~f insanitary buildings. Damages, changes of grade, Union Station . . . Payment for improvements, Potomac River flats. . Connecticut Avenue Bridge across Rock Creek . . . K Street Brid e across Rock Creek Monroe Street Brid e, Brookland Maintenance, Hi hway Bridge across Potomac

River. Bridge across Anacostia River. Approaches, etc. , to Anacostia Bridge . Maintenance of bridge across Anacoetia River. Extending and widening streets, Anacostia Bridge . Washington Aqueduct. Washington Aqueduct, filtration plant. '

Maintenance, Washington Aqueduct, filtration plant

Increasing water supply, Washington, D. C . . Elimination of grade crossings . Rock Creek Park Public schools Buildings and grounds, public schools Portable schools. Metropolitan police. Buildings, Metropolitan police To maintain public order Fire department. Buildings, fire department. Electrical department. . . . . . . . . Health department Public crematorium, maintenance. Public-convenience stations Care and maintenance, public-convenience sta-

tions. Militia Free public library. Courts. . Fees of jurors, supreme court, District of Colum-

bia . . . . Fees of witnesses, . supreme court, District of

Columbia Pay of bailiffs, etc. , supreme court, District of

Columbia Miscellaneous expenses, supreme court, District

of Columbia. Writs of lunacy. Support of convicts. Support of prisoners Commission to investigate jail and workhouse. . . . .

590, 143. 52

2& 392. 50

10, 080. 00 2& 000. 00

2, 001, 236. 55

975 472. 27

606, 531. 44

471, 009. 73 87, 007. 14

70, 438. 63

25, 508. 40

93, 998. 95 906, 350. 67 476, 543. 71

45& 586. 84 '

33. 25 254, 525. 38 95, 475. 91 60, 845. 95

2. 50 1, 188. 15

15, 979. 77

5, 877. 24,

42, 880. 99 8, 486. 47

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87, 907. 39 10, 000. 00

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1, 063. 55 '

6, 45&1. 13 56, 007. 05

239. 60

49, 465. 00',

12, 640. 75 i

27, 762. 93 2, 726. 65;

53, 043. 43 70& 246. 74

4, 454. 93 56. 28

6, 240. 53

95. 00 I

741. 79 80, 941. 74 1, 800. 00

5, 183. 27 48, 046. 88

12, 723. 35

180, 078. 51

794, 087. 82 24, 567. 54

12, 728. 14 I

36, 806. 23

7. 98

890. 13 ',

450. 00 19, 319. 19

RECEIPTS AND DISBUItSEMENTS~ 1909.



District of Columbia — Continued. Removal of remains of Maj. Pierre Charles

L'Enfant Interest and sinking fund. Removal of snow and ice. Cleaning snow and ice from streets, etc. . Emergency fund Transportation of paupers and prisoners Site and building, property yard Addition to Eastern market house . Municipal almshouse Municipal building. Furnishing and equipping municipal building Maintenance, municipal building. Isolating ward, Providence Hospital. Support and medical treatment of destitute pa-

tients. Isolating ward, Garfield Hospital. Maintenance of Garfield Hospital Improvement of grounds, Garfield Hospital. Preventing the spread of. contagious diseases. Relief of the poor. Hospital for the Insane. Washington Asylum Washing)'ton Asylum, building Board of Children's Guardians. Reform School National Training School for Boys Reform School for Girls. Reformatory and workhouse Industrial Home School Industrial Home School for Colored Children. . . . . Industrial Home School for Colored Children,

buildings. Central Dispensary and Emergency Hospital. . . . . . Columbia Hospital for Women and I. ying-in Asy-

lum Columbia, Institution for Deaf and Dumb. Temporary Home for ex-Union Soldiers and

Sailors. Hope and Help Mission. I)'reedmen's Hospital and Asylum Women's Clinic Eastern Dispensary. National Association for Colorerl RVnmen and

Children. Tuberculosis Hospital Tuberculosis Hospital, building Children's Hospital St. Ann's Infant Asylum George Washington University Hospital. Georgetown University Hospital Washington Hospital for Foundlings. National Homeopathic Hospital Association Instruction of indigent blind children. Education of colored deaf mutes . Home for Aged and Infirm German Orphan Asylum Washington Home for Incurables. Refunding taxes. , Judgments. Terminal improvements, Philadelphia, Balti-

more and washington Railroad Co. Terminal improvements, Baltimore and Ohio

Railroad Relief of Gurley Memorial Presbyterian Church

and otheis. Special funds—

Escheated estates relief fund. Industrial Home School fund. i&lilitia, fund from fines Water department

Trust funds— Firemen's relief fund. Guarantee fund Miscellaneous trust-fund deposits. Permit fund. Police relief fund.

$975, 408. 00 125. 00

6, 178. 21 4, 478. 51

109, 025. 48 17 725 57

3) 660. 35

18, 649. 98 5, 274. 62

18, 911. 70 17, 000. 40

2. 64 13, 072. 67

299, 481. 84 99, 893. 18

69, 580. 84 1, 816. 68

28, 402. 01 22) 885. 58

19, 184. 50 )

13, 802. 21 '

15, 288. 12

20, 989. 95 5, 250. 00

4, 993. 54 i

2, 000. 00 23, 375. 00

541. 95 7, 879. 40

8, 505. 48 47, 187. 41

12, 841. 02 5) 397. 97 3, 000. 00 3, 000. 00 5, 362. 40 6, 173. 95 3, 300. 00 1, 925. 00

40, 501. 52 613. 41

3, 787. 08 20, 446. 79

587, 969. 18

31, 356. 01 802. 41

368, 789. 07 10, 056. 88 72, 829. 88

$497. 41 20, 505. 50

928. 00 146, 764. 50

4, 143. 01

889. 20,

205. 00

15, 618. 04

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2, 048. 75

13, 647. 62

1, 500, 000. 00 '

1, 500, 000. 00

610. 52

517. 86 4, 829. 84 8, 873. 88

RECEIPTS AND DISBVRSEMENTS~ 1909.

Di sburserrtsnts Continued.

Salaries. ' Ordinary expenses. Public works. Miscellaneous. Total.

District of Columbia — Continued. Trust funds — Continued.

Surplus fund Washington redemption fund

Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess, of disbursements.

Total disbursements, District of Columbia 84, 841, 820. 18

WAR DEPARTMENT.

3634. 00 '

llo, 402. 95

5& 497& 789 64 61& 301& 748 98 '3, 142& 063 41

6, 600. 51 [

153. 26 I

126. 69,

5, 491, 189. 13 1, 301, 595. 72 3, 141, 936. 72 814& 776, &541. 7ii

salaries, etc. — Office of Secretary of War. Office of Adjutant-General. . . . . Bureau of Insular Affairs Office of Inspector-General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Office of Quartermaster-General Office of Commissary-General. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Office of Surgeon-General. Office of Paymaster-General. Office of Judge-Advocate-General, U. S. Army. . Office of Chief of Ordnance. . . Oflice of Chief of Engineers Signal Office.

Contingent expenses, etc. — Contingent expenses. Stationery Rent of buildings. Postage to postal-union countries Statement of receipts and expenditures in Cuba

and the Philippine Islands. . . . . . Total disbursements, War Department

proper.

Public Buildings and Grounds under Chief Engineer— Salaries of employees Contingent expenses. Improvement and care of public grounds, Dis-

trict of Columbia Improvement of Potomac Park, District of Co-

lumbia Tidal gates, Potomac Park, District of Columbia. . Improvement and care of public grounds. Lighting public grounds. Repairs, fuel, etc. , Executive Mansion Lighting, etc. , Executive Mansion, etc Building for offices of the President Telegraph to connect the Capitol with the De-

partments and Government Printing Office. . .

143, 306. 80 767, 889. 45

86, 203. 83, 12, 530 00 I

270, 635. 02 73, 741. 45

164, 482. 50 71, 159. 71 20, 320. 88 81, 951. 14 99, 292. 97 25& 388. 43

1, 816, 902. 18

75, 707. 26

48, 447. 97 24, 192. 27 17, 720. 00

425. 00

182. 39

90, 966. 93

983. 01 [

110;483. 96 i

60, 000. 00;

11, 779. 87 [

6, 700. 92 52, 886. 23 18, 902. 19

1& 490. 33 [

24; 947. &5 [

5, 000. 00

1, 907, 869. 11

Total disbursements, Buildings and Grounds under Chief Engineer. . 75, 707. 26 263, 226. 51 29, 947. 75 368, 881. 52

MILITARY KSTARLISH st R RT.

Pay Department- Pay, etc. , of the Army. Pay. of Military Academy Pay, etc. , of the Army, war with Spain. Extra pay, Regular Army, war with Spain. Extra pay to volunteers, war with Spain. Extra pay to officers and men who served in the

Mexican war Arrears of pay, bounty, etc Encampment and maneuvers, organized militia. '

Mileage to officers and contract surgeons. Trust fund: Pay of the Army, deposit fund.


40& 542, 922, 16 551, 792. 45

19& 815. 20

o07, 143. 21

1 144 60 13, 566. 62,

46. oo I 378, 752. 42

8M, 909. 35

1, 335, 209. 63

I 2, 582, 628. 62 [

1, 17O. O3 '

Total disbursements, Pay Department. . . . 41, 114, 529. 81 507, 143. 21 , 2, 581& 458. 59 & 44, 203& 131. 61

RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTSs 1909.


Salaries. Ordinary expenses. Public works, Miscel lsneous. Total.

Commissary Department— Subsistence of the Army

Total disbursements, Commissary Depart- ' ment

Quartermaster's Department— Regular supplies. Incidental expenses Transportation of the army and its supplies Transportation of the army, Pacific railroads Barracks and quarters. Barracks and quarters, Philippine Islands

. Barracks and quarters, seacoast defenses. ,

Clothing, and camp and garrison equipage Horses for cavalry, artillery, and engineers. Shooting galleries and ranges National cemeteries Pay of superintendents of national cemeteries. Headstones for graves of soldiers. Repairing roads to national cemeteries. Burial of indigent soldiers. Rond to national cemetery—

Fort Scott, Kans. Keokuk, Iowa Mound City, Ill Port Hudson, La Salisbury, N. C Vicksburg, Miss.

Arlington National Cemetery, Va. National cemetery—

City of Mexico, Mexico. Greeneville, Tenn Knoxville, Tenn

Marking graves of soldiers and sailors on Isle of St. Michel.

Marking graves of Confederate soldiers and sailors who died in northern prisons

Confederate mound, Oakwood Cemetery, Chicago, Ill

Memorial tablet, National cemetery, Marietta, Ga. i.

Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of disbursements. .

$7, 101, 186. 83

7& 101, 186. 83

8, 685, 283. 42 2, 296, 033. 93

13, 365, 550. 83 11, 405. 84

3, 617& 883. 23

61 878, 383. 30 634, 068. 71 184& 885. 19

$731, 782. 54 1, 252, 243. 04

$112, 828. 83 61, 990. 16 67, 165. 71 13, 289, 38

2, 390. 00

171 500. 00 1, 305. 72 4, 974. 98 5& 353. 37 5& 059. 05 5, 750. 00 4) 506. 13

31. 50 1& 284. 72 4& 350. 78

81 883. 30

15& 849. 96

250. 00 132. 00

332, 895. 59

135. 25

$7, 101& 186. 83

Total disbursements, Quartermaster's De- partment 35& 673& 494 45 1& 984) 025 58 3321 760. 34 37& 990, 280. 37

tiiedica/ De partment— Medical and Hospital Department. Army Medical Museum Library, Surgeon-General's office Army general hospital, Washington, D. C Construction and repair of hospitals Quarters for hospital stewards Quarters for officers and nurses, Fort Bayard,

N. Mex. Field medical equipment. . . . . . . Artificial limbs Trusses for disabled soldiers Appliances for disabled soldiers.


Total disbursements, Medical Department.

Signal Sernice- Signal Service, Army Washington-Alaska military cable and telegraph

system


597, 893, 86 4, 840. 72 8& 497. 52

669, 668. 19 73, 825. 61

199, 916. 00

I, 554& 641. 40

5, 118. 36

1, 549, 523. 04,

258& 240. 62

22, 856. 45

15, 342. 83

381 199 28

180, 857. 50

180, 857. 50

3, 354. 44

351, 648. 00 1, 809. 00 1, 213. 01

354, 670. 01 1 942 392 3o

Total disbursements, Signal Service 258, 240. 62 177, 503. 06 435, 743. 68

RECEIPTS AND DISBVBSEElENTSr 1909.

Disbttrsements — Continued.

Salaries. ,

' Ordinary expenses Public works. Miscellaneous. Total.

Ordnance Department— Ordnance service Ordnance stores and supplies. Ordnance stores. Ammunition. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Armament of forti6cations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Manufacture of arms. Arming and equipping the militia . Field artillery for organized militia National trophy and medals for rifie contests. . . . . . New arms and equipments for organized militia. . . Supplying new arms and equipments for

organized militia. Arms, uniforms, equipments, etc. , organized

militia. Equipment of coast artillery, organized militia. Testing machine Submarine mines Submarine mines in insular possessions. Small-arms target practice Replacing and repairing ordnance property at

Gulf ports. Repairs of arsenals. Ordnance depot, Manila, P. I. Powder depot, Dover, N. J Army powde~ factory Proving ground, Sandy Hook, N. J. Rock Island Arsenal, Rock Island, Ill. Rock Island Bridge, Rock Island, Ill. Rock Island power plant, Rock Island, Ill. . . . . . Augusta Arsenal, Augusta, Ga Benicia Arsenal, Benicia, Cal. Frankford Arsenal, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . . . . . . . . . Picatinny Arsenal, Dover, N. J Springfield Arsenal, Snringfield, Mass. Watertown Arsenal, Watertowu, Mass. Watervliet Arsenal, West Troy, N. Y Board of Ordnance and Fortification Special funds—

Ordnance material (proceeds of sales). Powder and projectiles (proceeds of sales) .


$289, 726. 86 918, 269. 17 828, 449. 00

1, 842, 968. 71 2& 162, 286, 28

808, 898. 78 4, 818. 92 5, 796. 99

2, 250, 908. 60

1, 114, 218. 19 '

15, 890. 00 88& 976. 29

1, 487, 844. 34

144. 85

26, 653. 80 4, 000. 00

10, 793, 339. 78

831, 376. 74

$2, 449, 565. 85

219, 291. 90 9, 100. 00

82, 500. 00 6, 785. 13 '

140, 077. 18 62& 850. 00 i

17, 723. 13 11, 201. 19 15, 905. 00 7, 079. 09

55, ooo. oo I

1, 000. 00 9, 972. 27 6, 695. 86 4, 390. 97

67, 123. 85

f218, 264. 52 '

227, 851. 89

Total disbursements, Ordnance Department 9, 961, 968. 04 8, 116, 211. 42 446, 116. 41 $18, 524, 290. 87

military Academy— Current and ordinary expenses. Miscellaneous items and incidental expenses. Buildings and grounds.

112, 939. 70 52, 730. 74

1, 350, 788. 72

Total disbursements, Military Academy . . 165 670. 44 1 '350 788 72 l 1, 516, 459. 16

Engineer Department— Engineer depots Engineer School, Washington, D. C. Fortifications in insular possessions. Sites for fortifications and seacoast defenses. Supplies for seacoast defenses Plans for forti6cations Preservation and repair of fortifications Fire control at forti6cations Fire control in insular possessions Fire control in field batteries Gun and mortar batteries. . Electrical installations at seacoast fortifications. Maintenance, etc. , fire-control installations at

seacoast defenses. Engineer equipment of troops Civilian asststants to engineer officers. . . . Casemates, galleries, etc. , for submarine mines. Sea walls and embankments. Sea wall—

Fort Moultrie, S. C Sandy Hook, N. J. Fort Travis, Galveston, Tex

Repair and protection of defenses of- Mobile, Als, Pensacola, I'la.

$24, 471. 89

24, 806. 79

143, 258. 57 65, 873. 10

16, 593. 44

2, 269, 145. 76 88, 029. 57 55, 189. 70

6, 412. 18 269, 891. 89 409, 577. 69, 121, 540. 27

24, 653. 88 217, 134, 37 46, 606. 49

192, 809. 77 29, 582. 30

80, 600. 00 4, 720. 32 1, 000. 00

896, 527. 76 &

214, 245. 83 I

40 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS& 1909.


Salaries. Ord &nary expenses. Public works. Miscellaneous. Total.

Engineer Department — Continued. Searchlights for harbor defenses. Searchlight for New York harbor Torpedo planters and launches for insular posses-

sions. Torpedo planter for Pacific coast. Preservation and repair of torpedo structures.


Total disbursements, Engineer Depart ment.

Improving harbor at— Cape Porpoise, Me Breakwater from Mount Desert to Porcupine

Island, Me. Portland, Me . Burlington, Vt. Beverly, Mass. . Boston, Mass. Gloucester, Mass Nantucket, Mass New Bedford and Fairhaven, Mass. Newburyport, Mass. Harbor of refuge, Sandy Bay, Cape Ann, Mass Woods Hole Channel, Mass Harbor of refuge at Point Judith, R. I Newport, R. I Bridgeport, Conn New Haven, Conn. Breakwater at New Haven, Conn Norwalk, Conn Five Mile River, Stamford, Southpnrt, Green-

wich, and Westport, and Saugatuck River, Conn. . Black Rock Harbor, N. Y Buffalo, N. Y Lake Erie entre'nce to Black Rock Harbor and

Erie Basin, N. Y Cape Vincent, N. Y Charlotte, N. Y Dunkirk, N. Y Echo Bay, N Y Great Sodus Bay, N. Y Larchmont, Vl. Y Little Sodus Bay, N. Y New York Harbor, N. Y Ogdensburg, N. Y Oswego, N. Y Port Jefferson, Mattituck, Huntington, Glen Cove,

Flushing Bay, Canarsie Bay, and Sag Harbor, N. Y

Port Chester, N. Y PultnJ, yville, N. Y Rondout and Peekskill, N. Y Saugerties, N. Y Wallabout Channel, N. Y Cold Spring Inlet, N. J Raritan Bay, N. J Erie, Pa. Pittsburg, Pa. Wilmington, Del. Crisfield, Md. Rock Hall, Queenstown, Claiborne, Cambridge,

Chester, Choptank, Warwick, Pocomoke, La Trappe, Wicomico, and Manokin rivers, and Tyaskin Creek, Md

Cape Charles City, Va. Hampton Roads, Va. Norfolk, Va Beaufort, N. C Charleston, S. C. Brunswick, Ga Savannah, Ga. Cumberland Sound, Ga. and Fla. Apalachicola Bay, Fla

i)62, 239. 57 1, 751. 94

297, 929. 97

2. , 35

$24& 471. 89, 297, 927. 62

$352, 473. 98 348& 646. 72 21, 639. 50

5, 166, 520. 92

16, 738. 91 '

5) 149& 782 01

40, 000. 00

4, 659. 61 24, 003. 00 20& 855. 00

389. 20 1, 082, 994. 60

1, 740. 51 500. 00

120, 000. 00 6, 204. 69

112, 000. 00 4, 000. 00

142, 976. 60 j 96, 046. 47

69, 948. 29 2, 000. 00

39, 893. 80 9, 713. 70

2, 500. 00 j

779, 999. 00 '

169, 964. 14

110, 643. 00 606. 36

33, 045. 49 2, 926. 84 8, 000. 00

j

9, 370. 66 j

1, 000. 00 i

19, 000. 00 608, 504. 48 28, 000. 00 88) 988. 75

26, 600. 00 '.

2&500 00 I

887. 84 3, 000. 00 4, 000. 00

749. 93 129, 975. 01

j 8, 003. 00 41, 498. 67 j

1, 540. 31 22, 050. 88 36, 607. 00

1, 283. 97 15, 000. 00 i

7, 000. 00 186, 994. 85

8, 400. 00 8, 015. 20

250, 000. 00 290, 455. 88

79, 000. 00 7& 843. 71

$5) 472, 181. 52



41

Salaries. ,

' Ordinary expenses Public works Miscellaneous. 'f otal.

Improving harbor at — Continued. Biscayne Bay, Fla Carrabelle Bar and Harbor, I"la Hillsboro ]3ay, Fla. Key West, Fla. Pensacola, Fla. Tampa, Fla Mobile, Ala. Gulfport, Miss. Horn Island Pass, Miss Coast of Mississippi Aransas Pass and Bay, Tex. Galveston, Tex Galveston Ship Channel and ]3uffalo Bayou, Tcx. . Channel from Galveston Harbor to Texas City, Tex Channel to Port Bolivar, Tex Inland waterway on coast of Texas. . . . Sabine Pass, Tex. Ashtabula, Ohio . Cleveland, Ohio. F airport, Ohio. Huron, Ohio. Lorain, Ohio Sandusky City, Ohio Toledo, Ohio Michigan City, Ind. Calumet, Ill. Chicago, Ill. Waukegan, Ill. Frankfort, Mich Grand EIaven, Mich. Harbor of refuge, Grand Marais, Mich Harbor of refuge, Harbor Beach, Mich. Holland, Mich Ludington, Mich. Manistee, Mich. Manistique, Mich. Marquette, Mich. Muskegon, Mich. Ontonagon, Mich. Pentwater and White Lake, Mich Saugatuck, and Kalamazoo River, Mich. St. Joseph Harbor and River, Mich. South Haven, Mich. Menominee Harbor and River, Mich. and Wis. Algoma, Wis . . . . Ashland, Wis. Green Bay, Wis. Kenosha, Wis. Kewaunee, Wis. Manitowoc, Wis Milwaukee, Wis. Racine, Wis Sheboygan, AVis. Two Rivers, Wis Duluth, Minn. , and St&perior, Wis. ]Varroad Harbor and River, ]Ifinn. Humboldt Harbor and Bay, Cal Oakland, Cal San Pablo Bay, Cal San Pedro, Cal. San Luis Obispo, Cal. Wilmington, Cal Entrance to Coos Bay and Harbor, Oreg . Dredge for harbors, etc. , Oreg. and Wash Grays Harbor, Wash. Grays Harbor and Chehalis River, Wash Tacoma, Wash Hilo, Hawaii Honolulu, Hawaii. San Juan, P. R.

Deduct repa yments to appropriations in excess of disbursements

Total disbursements, harbors

$76, 002. 90 40, 089. 90 35, 012. 41

l

144, 803. 15 I

20& 731. 01 74, 976. 99,

200, 303. 60 i

25, 094. 65 8, 000. 00

61, 000. 00 419, 996. 60 580, 3l]. 83 284, 701. 77

1, 999. 60 8, 000. 00, '

258, 107. 64, 198, 805. 44

~ 35, 000. 00, 474& 481. 62

78, 605. 59 20, 200. 74 20, 947. 61 68, 200. 00 69, 000. 00 20, 940. 94 12, 999. 44 34, 309. 53 80, 508. 70

i

5, 000. 00 '

81, 000. 00 18, 800. 00 82, 500. 00 66, 000. 00 88, 958. 81 4, 000. 00 5, 004. 02

000. 00 41, 000, 00 I

500. 00 '

1, 848. 67 15, 000. 00 4, 600. 00 i

4, 000. 00 1, 491. 66

63, 704. 40 52, 000. 00 l

'500. 00 I

25, 891. 07 4, 000. 00 '

230, 889. 24 ~

282, 919. 26 22, 580. ]7 '

15, 882. 84 50, 708. 91

546, 5]0. 28 72. 21 '

52, 994. 00, 246, 090. 44

400. 00 '

200, 000. 00 1& 408. 65

60, 000. 00 5, 800. 00

47, 000. 00 i

235, 570. 12 39, 979. 32', 39, 500. 00 '

74, 999. 55 283, 824. 00 282, 754. 90

11, 160, 900. 18 '

41, 579. 38 '

11& 119& 820 80 . . . i$11, 119, 820. 80

14131 — H. Doc. 236, 61-2 — 6



Salaries. ' Ordinary expenses. Public works, Miscellaneous.

Improving rivers- Kennebec, Me Penobsrot, Me Sasanoa, Me Narrows of Lake Champlain, Vt Dorchester Bay and Neponset River, Mass Essex, Mass Merrimac, Mass. Pawcatuck, P. I. and Conn Pawtucket, R. I. Providence River and Harbor, R I Connecticut, Conn Housatonic, Conn. Thames, Conn Bronx River and East Chester Creek, N. Y Browne Creek, N. Y Channel in Gowanus Bay, N. Y Harlem, N. Y Hudson, N. Y Newtown Creek, N. Y Wappinger Creek, N. Y Removing obstructions in East River and Hell

Gate, N. Y Arthur Kill, N. Y. and N. J Alloway Creek, N. J Keyport Harbor, Matawan Creek, Raritan, South,

and Elizabeth rivers, Shoal Harbor, Compton Creek and Cheesequake Creek, N. J. . . . . . . . . l

Mantua Creek, N. J Passaic, N. J Raccoon Creek, N. J Raccoon, N. J Shrewsbury, N. J. Salem, N. J Tuckerton Creek, N. J Delaware River, Pa. and N. J Dam at Herrs Island, Allegheny River, near

Pittsburg, Pa Monongahela, Pa Ohio, below Pittsburg, Pa. Appoquinimink, Murderkill, and Mispillion, Del. ~. Broadkill, Del Commission on waterway connecting Chesapeake

and Delaware bays. Patapsco, Md Susquehanna, near Havre de Grace, Md Anacostia, D. C. Potomac Appomattox, Va Blackwater, Va. James, Va Nansemond, Va Waterway from Norfolk, Va. , to sounds of North

Carolina. Waterway from Norfolk Harbor, Va. , to Albe- I

marie Sound, N. C Rappahannock, Va. York, Mattaponi, and Pamunkey rivers, and',

Occoquan, Lower Machodoc, Nandua, Aquia, I

and Carters creeks, Va. Great Kanawha, W. Va Little Kanawha, )V. Va Big Sandy, W. Va. and Ky. Cape Fear, N. C Meherrin, N. C New River and waterways to Beaufort, N. C Neuse and Trent, N. C North East, Black, and Cape Fear, N. C Waterway from Pamlico Sound to Beaufort Inlet, l

N. C Roanoke, N C Great Pedee, S. C Santee, Wateree, and Congaree, S. C Winyaw Bay, S. C Waterway between Charleston and Alligator

Creek, S. C. Altamaha, Oconee, and Ocmulgee, Ga Flint, Ga. Savannah, Ga

II05, 500. 00 ~

10, 000. 00 231 000. 00

600. 00 45, 500. 00 1, 500. 00 1, 000. 00

20) 000. 00 46& 000. 00 80, 300. 00 22, 000. 00 9, 091. 65

14, 000. 00 88, 000. 65

500. 00 229, 758. 39

89, 974. 87 177, 007. 90

1, 000. 00 1, 200. 00

81) 001. 50, 87) 844. 00 I

4) 900. 00

4, 799. 00 I

10, 850. 00 173, 469. 20

I

6, 700. 00

4, 995. 25 25, 000. 00,

2, 600. 00', 677, 980. 87 '

80, 861. 55 '

558, 784. 82 1, 597, 478. 26

5, 300. 00 11, 880. 00

352. 67 780, 889. 89 18, 900. 00, 79 002. 18

120, 876. 20 80, 199. 88

700. 00 135, 658. 26

47 800. 00

4, 500. 00

26. 75 93, 592. 27

21, 100. 00 828. 08

14, 500. 00 129, 185. 40 244, 643. 89

2, 000. 00 8, 100. 00

18, 000. 00 8) 650. 00

125, 000. 00 1, 496. 75

33, 699. 30 69, 500. 00 44, 125. 00

88, 000. 00 19, 662. 50

7, 000. 00 7, 563. 00



Improt&rtg rtt&ers — Continued. Stidaway Narrows, Ga. ~rhattahoochee, Ga. and Ala. . . . Coosa, Ga. and Ala . . . . . Apalachicola, Fla. Crystal, Manatee, Anclote, Suwanee, and Withla-

coochee, Fla Kissimmee, Fla Waterway between Savannah, Ga. , and Fernan-

dina, Fla St. Johns, Fla. Withlacoochee, Fla. Removing the water hyacinth, Fla. , Tex. , and La. Choctawhatchee, Fla. and Ala Escambia and Conecuh, Fla. and Ala Alabama, Ala. . Black Warrior, Warrior, and Tombigbee, Ala. . Tombigbee, Ala. Homochitto, Miss Pascagoula, Chickasahay, and Leaf, Miss Pascagoula, Miss Pearl, Miss. Yazoo, Tallahatchie, Cold Water, and Big Sun-

flower rivers, and Tchula Lake, Miss Bayous Bartholomew, Macon, D'Arbonne, and

Corney, and Boeuf and Tensas rivers, La. Bogue Chitto, Bogue Falia, Bayou Manchac,

Amite, Chefuncte, and Tickfaw, La Calcasieu River and Pass, La Johnsons Bayou, La Bayou Plaquemine, La. Bayou Teche, La Bayou Vermilion, and Mermentau, La Waterway from Franklin to Mermcntau, La. Red, La. and Ark. Cypress Bayou, Tex. and La. Brazos, Tex Trinity, Tex Sulphur, Tex. and Ark. Arkansas, Ark. Arkansas River at Pine Bluff and the 7'hite

River at Augusta Narrows, Ark Cache, Ark St. Francis, Ark. Upper &Vhite, Ark. White, Ark Black and Current, Ark. and Mo Ouachita, Ark. and La Clinch, Hiawassee, and Holston, Tenn. . Cumberland, above Nashville, Tenn. Cumberland, below Nashville, Tenn French Broad, Tenn. Tennessee, above Chattanooga, Tenn Tennessee, below Chattanooga, Tenn. , Ala. , and

Ky Kentucky, Ky Falls of the Ohio River at Louisville, Ky. Ohio. Operating snag boats on Ohio River. Muskingum, Ohio. Calumet, Ill. and Ind Chicago, Ill Illinois, Ill. Gasconade, Mo. Osage, Mo. and Kans. Black and Rouge, and harbor at Monroe, Mich Detroit, Mich. Grand, Mich Hay Lake and Neebish channels, St, . Marys

River, Mich. Middle and &Vest Neebish channels, St. Marys,

Mich Saginaw, Mich. Sebewaing, Mich. St. Marys, Mich. Fox, Wis. St. (;roix, Wis. and Minn. Red River of the North, Minn. and Dak Minnesota, Minn. Petaluma Creek and Napa, Cal

Salaries I Ordinary expenses. ~

I

Public worl-e

$13& 000. 00 74, 907. 99 25, 194. 96 4, 500. 00

105, 000. 00 175. 52

23, 000. 00 179, 920. 54,

1. 40 '

12& 004. 80, 4, 500. 00

12, 504. 86 135, 018. 48 604, 672. 29

12, 500. 00 4, 000. 00 2, 000. 00

162& 000. 00 14, 000. 00

71, 527. 19

7, 485. 44

20, 500. 00 9, 702. 50

100. 00 103, 737. 61

5, 100. 00 14, 700. 00 17, 500. 16

124, 094. 44 2, 502. 08

124, 977. 26 116, 872. 78

9, 000. 00 32, 818. 78

51, 977. 15 1, 984. 86 4, 052. 97 1, 279. 42

11, 319. 91 6, 459. 85

167, 565. 21 85, 664. 99

247, 484. 85 6, 562. 08

501. 96 21, 910. 09

436, 545. 48 165, 304. 95 142, 369. 60 2o5, 491. 13 85, 680. 88 69, 284. 27 77, &80. 57

800, 114. 92 19, 500. 00 1, 449. 48

73, 188. 96 ' 725. 52

1, 995, 949. 00 22, 000. 00

570, 631. 78

109, 000. 00 i'

72, 001. 63, 244. 14

i

476, 921. 91 15& 290. 18

183. 57 3, 035. 83 2, 129. 56 5& 239. 00

Miscenaneous.

RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS~ 1909.

Dtshisrsemenfs — Continued.

Salaries. Ordinary expenses. Public works Miscellaneous Total

Improving rit ers — Continued. Sacramento, Cal Sacramento and Feather, Cal Stockton and Mormon channels, Cal Columbia and Lower Willamette, below Port-

land, Oreg Columbia, at Cascades, Oreg. Columbia, between Wenatchee and Bridgeport,

Wash Gauging waters of Columbia River. Mouth of Columbia, Oreg. and Wash Columbia at Three kHle Rapids, Oreg. and Wash Upper Columbia and Snake, Oreg. and Wash Coquille, Oreg Tillamook Bav and Bar, Oreg. Willamette and Yamhill, Oreg Cowlitz and Lewis, Wash Okanogan and Pend Oreille, Wash Puget Sound, Wash. Willapa River and Harbor, Wash. St. Michael Canal, Alaska. Mississippi Gauging the waters of Mississippi and its tribu-

taries. Reservoirs at headwaters of Mississippi River. Mississippi, from mouth of Ohio River to Minne-

apolis, Minn. Removing obstructions in Mississippi River. Southwest Pass, Mississippi River. Operating snag and dredge boats on upper Missis-

sippi River. Examination and surveys at South Pass, Missis-

sippi River. Board on Examination and Survey of Mississippi

River. Illinois and Mississippi Canal Maintenance of South Pass channel, Mississippi

River. Missouri Missouri, from Stubbs Ferry, Mont. , to Sioux

City, Iowa Missouri, from mouth to Sioux City, Iowa Examinations, surveys, and contingencies of

rivers and harbors. Operating and care of canals and other works of

navigation. Removing sunken vessels or craft obstructing or

endangering navigation. Emergencies in river and harbor works Preservation and maintenance of river and har-

bor works Special fund: Funds contributed by citizens of

Dallas, Tex, , for improvement of Trinity River, Tex


Total disbursements, rivers

Total disbursements, harbors and rivers.

Niscella&teoms, War- National defense. Emergency fund. Contingencies of the army Contingencies, headquarters of military depart- '

ments. , Contingencies, Military Information Division,

General Staff Corps. Maps, War Department. . . . . . . . . Care and maintenance of Washington Monument. . . Prevention of deposits, harbor of New York. . . Preservation of Niagara Falls. Pedestal for statue of Gen. P. H. Sheridan. Unveiling statue of Gcn. P. H. Sheridan. Pedestal for statue of Gen. John Witherspoon Site and pedestal, statue to Henry W. Longfellow. .

$15, 474. 71

6, 720. 75 '

9, 591. 35 '

1, 043. 68 11, 782. 04 85, 208. 28

$18& 500. 00 32, 153. 91, 62, 650. 00 i

110& 662. 71 600. 00

i

10, 090. 20 100. 00

I) 048, 280. 95 235, 060. 07 44, 015. 40 12, 000. 00 1, 520. 00

18, 000. 00 200. 00

5& 718. 21 16, 376. 15

5. 99 69, 008. 08

2& 970, 748. 48

7& 860. 04 45, 079. 18

978, 807. 04 96, 868. 82

527& 647. 17

25& 000. 00

11, 000. 00

46, 717. 10 68, 465. 20

134, 850. 77 139, 573. 65

512. 90 '

2, 777. 28

217, 257. 57

1, 777, 080. 48

54, 840. 52 127& 570. 69

624, 875. 00

18, 000. 00

23, 346, 593. 82,

49, 431. 52

28, 297, 162. 30

84& 416& 488 10

$13, 754. 85 9, 209. 89

8, 208. 98 43, 725. 43

8, 800. 00 4, 000. 00 4', 000. 00

$23, 297, 162. 80

34, 416, 483. 10

RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) 1909.


45


3fiscsllaneous, War — Continued. Site and pedestal, Stephenson Grand Army me-

morial. Memorial to Christopher Columbus. Memorial to Gen. Ulysses S. Grant. Monument to General Count Pulaski. Monument to General Baron von Steuben Monument at Monterey, Cal. , to commemorate '

the taking possession of the Pacific coast Monument on the Tippecanoe battle ground,

Indiana. . Monument to commemorate the battle of the

Revolution, Point Pleasant, W. Va. . . . Monument to commemorate the battle of Kings

Mountain, South Carolina. . Monument to Commodore John Barry Monument to John Paul Jones. Monument to memory of American soldiers, bat-

tle of iVew Orleans Repairs to building where Abraham Lincoln

died Military posts Equipment of officers' schools, military posts . Mditary post exchanges . . . . . . . . . Water and sewers at military posts Roads, walks, wharves, and drainage. . . . . Military post—

Fort Crook, Nebr Fort Logan, Colo. Fort Niagara, N. Y. Fort Sheridan, Ill

Post-office, Jefferson Barracks, Mo Bridge across itifississippi River at Fort Snelling,

Minn. Repairing bridge, iViobrara River, Nebraska. Reclamation of Quarantine Island, Honolulu,

Hawaii Construction and maintenance of military and

post-roads, bridges, and trails, Alaska. Enlargement of Governors Island, N. Y Army supply depot, Fort Mason, Cal Military prison, I'ort Leavenworth, Kans. Military prison, San Francisco, Cal Fort Crockett Reservation, Galveston, Tex Fort Riley Military Reservation, Kans Presidio Military Reservation, San Francisco, Cal . . Purchase of land, Fort Taylor, Fla Drill ground, I&'ort Des Moines, Iowa. Additional land, Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind. Additional land, Fort Oglethorpe, Ga Water supply, Fort Bayard, N. Mex Target range, Sparta, Wis. Antietam battlefield, preservation Chickamauga and Chattanooga iVational Park. . . . . . . Gettysburg National Park Monumcnts and markers at Gettysburg. Road to Mount Rainier National Park. Shiloh National Military Park Vicksburg National Military Park. Improvement of Yellowstone iNational Park. . . Philippine exhibit, Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Expo-

sition, Seattle, Wash. Survey of northern and northwestern lakes Sewerage system, Fort Monroe, Va Army War College, Washington, D. C. Maintenance of Army War College, Washington. l

Coast Artillery School, Fort Monroe, Va. United States service schools. . . . . . . . . . . Expenses of California Debris Commission. Support of iVational Home for Disabled Volunteer l

Soldiers— Central Branch Central Branch, buildings and appurtenances. '

Northwestern Branch Northwestern Branch, buildings and appur-

tenances . Eastern Branch . Eastern Branch, buildings and appurtenances . .

$11) 879. 24 861, 944. 53

2. 67

4, 474. 07 .

88, 970. 88 76, 982. 88

2, 262. 00 i

80, 274. 56 79, 782. 42 74, 536. 87

15, 850. 54

12, 417. 09 '

28, 000. 00 16, 995. 56

$10, 000. 00 3, 870. 03

82, 400. 00 2& 000. 00 4, 400. 00

250. 00

12, 500. 00

6, 500. 00

28, 000. 00 2, 000. 00 7, 000. 00

2, 600. 75

$868, 665. 72 89. 58

1& 926, 680. 46 697) 971. 01

8, 270. 21 ~

110& 000. 00 21& 402. 80 48, 787. 10 18&757. 79 '

124) 994. 64 12& 000. 00

250, 000. 00 197, 066. 87

~

218, 635. 54 100, 925. 41 33, 775. 25 70, 000. 00

500. 00 7, 500. 00

92, 947. 35 50, 600. 00 95, 801. 81 1, 500. 00

183. 00 94, 656. 04

65, 000. 00

14, 702. 09',

578, 324. 07 67, 388. 26

329, 186. 29

20, 202. 22, 825, 688. 42, 49, 974. 69 &

12& 025. 49 102, 832. 28 10, 129. 59 '

46 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTSr 1909.

Dishursetttents Continued.

Salaries. Ordinary expenses. Yublic works. Miscellaneous.

3fiscellaneous, War — Continued. Support of National Home for Disabled Volunteer

Soldiers — Continued. Southern Branch Southern Branch, buildings and appurte-,

nances . Western Branch Western Branch, buildings arid appurte- j

nances . Danville Branch Pacific Branch Pacific Branch, buildings and appurtenances '. . Marion Branch. . . . . . . . Marion Branch, buildings and appurtenances Mountain Branch Mountain Branch, buildings and appurte-

nances . Clothing Salaries and incidental expenses. .

National Sanitarium for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, Hot Springs, S. Dak.

National Sanitarium for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, Hot Springs, S. Dak. , buildings and appurtenances

State or territorial homes for disabled soldiers and sailors.

Judgments, Court of Claims, War. Claims for property taken from Confederate

~

officers and soldiers after surrender. Claims for quartermaster stores and commissary

~

supplies. Claims of officers and men of the army for destruc-

tion of private property Claims for damages to and loss of private property. Medals for Volunteers, war with Spain. Bringing home remains of oflicers and soldiers

who die abroad Bringing home remains of civil employees of the

army who die abroad, and soldiers who die on transports

Pa, transportation, services, and supplies of 0 regon and Washington volunteers in 1855 — o6 .

Permanent International Commission of Con- gresses of Navigation.

International Waterways Commission. Damages by explosion of ammunition chest, Bat-

tery F, Second United States Artillery Reimbursement to States and Territories, ex-

penses of raising troops for war with Spain Refunding moneys erroneously received and I

covered into the Treasury Payment of claims of the Roman Catholic Church

'

in Porto Rico Payment to-

Post exchange, Fort Moultrie, S. C. State of Kansas for repelling invasions and

suppressing Indian hostilities State of Texas for Mexican and Indian dep-

redations E. C. Sturges.

Relief of- Estate of Samuel Beatty. Citizens' Bank of Louisiana Clark County, Ky Davison Chemical Co. . John T. Freeman. Maj. Lawson hf. Fuller, U. S. Army. Phillip Hague, administrator of the estate of '

Joseph Hague. C. L. Huey F. S. Jctte & Son Ellis 1V. Joy Herman Lehmann. John D. hfcI. ain. Heirs of Thomas J. Miller. Joseph W. Parish James A. Paulk Richard A. Proctor Harry G. Rupp. James W. Sears.

$55, 990. 79

$844, 816. 00

291& 647. 76 406& 886. 89

86, 159. 33 865, 585. 84 358, 751. 28

24, 500. 00 245, 771. 18

8& 806. 95 283, 440. 77

26, 610. 60 282) 485. 88

164, 547. 78

9) 971. 98

1 ) 185& 287 52 114& 116. 07

22, 332. 50

130. 00

9, 682. 97 6, 688. 86 8, 564. 65

25, 683. 54

2, 744. 76

18. 20

2& 981. 05 18, 919. 28

45. 00

130, 258. 66

I, 808. 14

120, 000. 00

40. 00

425& 065. 48

21, 895. 95 268. 02

100. 00 215, 820. 89

2& 727. 05 13, 460. 00

447. 81 1) 812. 45

1) 742. 66 96. 40 70. 00

300. 00 128. 00 100. 00 500. 00

181, 858. 95 8, 890. 00

800. 00 1, 556. 70 3, 000. 00

RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS@ 1909


Salaries. Ordinary expenses. Pul&lic works. 5tiscetlaneous. TotaL

jfiscellaneotts, War — Continued. Relief of — Continued.

Alice M. Stafford, administratrix of the estate of Capt. Stephen R. Stafford

Sufferers from the cyclone in certain Southern '

States Chaplain Henry Swift, U. S. Army Joseph Swisher Henry A. Tolbert Capt. George Van Orden, U. S. )farine Corps,

acting commissary of subsistence, U. S. Army

James R. Wyrick. . Soldiers' Home interest account Trust fund: Soldiers' Home permanent fund Special fund: Wagon roads, bridges, and trails,

Alaska fund


8145, 4"8. 27 '

8 49. 92

100, 977. &8

1, 003. 18 109. 87

3, 185. 00

291. 37 150. 00

104, 502. 46 909& 000. 00

8, 131, 033. 42

14, 811. 45

Total disbursements, War Miscellaneous. . . 855 990. 79 i 89'8, 189. 02 5, 364, 911. 14 8, 116, 221. 97 814, 465, 312. 92

Total disbursements, War Department. . . 43, 087, 601. 93 ) 56, 797, 531, 71 51, 627, 8M, 06 11, 831, 227. 32 )163, 344, 213. 02

NAVY DEPARTMENT Salaries—

Office of- Secretary of the Navy. . . . . Judge-Advocate-General, U. S. Navy . . . . . . . Solicitor. Naval Records of the Rebellion. . Naval Intelligence.

Bureau of- Construction and Repair. . . . . . . Equiplnent Medicine and Surgery. . . . . . . . Navigation. Ordnance Supplies and Accounts. . . . . . . . . Steam Engineering Yards and Docks.

Hydrographic Offfce Vautic~al Almanac Office. Naval Observatory Library, Navy Department. .

Contingent and miscellaneous expenses— Navy Department Hydrographic Office Naval Observatory. Library, Navy Department Pilot Chart, Northern Pacific Ocean. Printing and binding Naval Records of the Re-,

bellion. Fuel and lights, building for Navy Department. . ) . . Rent of buildings

Total disbursements, Navy Department proper

NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT.

Varal Academy- Pay. Repairs. . Heating and lighting Special course. Contingent. Buildings and grounds

69, 910. 93 8, 319. 34

14, 732. 00 17, 278. 15 11, 522. 00

56, 974. 01 29, 314. 10 .

17, 300. 54 )

74, 660. 86 32, 798. 56 i

100, 091. 20 26, 073. 16 18, 904. 49 '

98, 269. 08 21, 437. 69 42, 719. 11 3, 980. 00,

644, 285. 22

288, 767. 45

42, 052. 74 32, 336. 41 24, 875. 51

2, 014. 08 1, 809. 85

9, 329. 22 '

560. 12 12, 249. 96

125, 227. 89

3o, 304. 76 '

46) 372. 66, 3, 655. 51',

111, 004. 66 354, 571. 97

~

769, 513. 11

Total disbursements, Naval Academy 288, 767. 45 196, 337. 59 354, 571. 97 839, 677. 01

Varine Corps- Pay Provisions. Clothing. Fuel. Mthtary stores. Transportation and recruiting. Barracks and quarters

2& 233& 202 77 5601 427, 98 487, 752. 97

87, 939. 32 203, 382. 54 178, 248. 02

l95, 829. 54



Salaries. Ordinary expenses. Public works. Misceu aneous. Total.

3Iarine Corps — Continued. Repairs of barracks Forage. . Contingent. Commutation of quarters. Hire of quarters Marine barracks, Washington, D. C . Marine barracks and quarters, Annapolis, Md Marine barracks and quarters, Algiers, La . . . . . . . Replacing stores and supplies, Marine Corps, de-

stroyed at San Francisco, Cal Trust fund: Pay of Marine Corps, deposit fund.

Total disbursements, Marine Corps. . . Increase of the Nasy-

Equipment. Armor and armament. Construction and machinery. . . . . . . . . . . Colliers. Gun plant, navy-yard, Washington, D. C. Submarine torpedo boat. Torpedo boats

Total disbursements, increase of the Navy.

Bureau of Yards and Docks— Maintenance of yards and docks. Civil establishment Contingent Repairs and preservation at navy-yards Plans and specifications for public works, Navy

Department Government landing, Newport, R. I. . . Navy-yard—

Boston, Mass. Charleston, S. C Mare Island, Cal New York, N Y Norfolk, Va. Pensacola, Fla Philadelphia, Pa. Portsmouth, N. H. Puget Sound, Wash Washington, D. C.

Naval station- Cavite, P. I. Culebra, P I Guantanamo, Cuba Honolulu, Hawaii. Island of Guam. Key West, Fla. . New Orleans, La. Olongapo, P. I Pearl Harbor, Hawaii Port Royal, S. C San Juan, P. R, Tutuila

Floating derricks Steel floating dock, Algiers, La . . . . . . Four timber dry docks Seagoing tugs. Consolidating power plants, navy-yards and sta-

tions

Total disbursements, Bureau of Yards and Docks

Bureau of Equipment— Equipment of vessels Civil establishment. Contingent. Coal and transportation. Depots for coal Coal barges. Ocean and lake surveys. Naval Observatory.

Total disbursements, Bureau of Equip- ment.

$72& 970. 77 11, 913. 25

322, 549. 82 36, 825. 77

3, 454. 47 '

$2, 233, 202. 77 1, 965& 464. 21

182, 023. 36 8& 726, 596. 77

l

15& 164& 179. 69 568. 56

156) 640. 97 885. 36

1) 171) 018. 69

25, 401, 908. 40

I, 383, 784. 91 135, 689. 90, 33, 092. 41

630, 426. 13

2, 132, 993. 35

4& 306, 407. 48 29, 366. 55

7, 273. 14 5, 182, 780, 90

86, 224. 43 64. 48

73, 319. 60 10, 22o. 17

9, 695, 661. 75

$23, 2ol. 65 i

795. 25 '

20, 736. 01

240, 612. 45

26, 963. 45 4&089. 90 '

181& 444. 84 448& 119. 11 209& 731. 70 362, 771. 72 273, 349. 64 60, 408. 19

244, 648. 55 247, 349. 99 379, 811. 58

42, 363. 62

18, 821. 57 4, 997. 55 4, 764. 19 5, 298. 96

15, 884. 10 96, 878. 76

131, 671. 06 244, 743. 88

48, 499. 02 74, 901. 64 4, 824. 50

763. 23 86, 758. 79

2, 144. 46 608, 279. 79

69, 943. 56

18, 786. 15

3& 914, 013. 50

$599. 65 6, 136. 35

6, 736. 00 $4, 446, 015. 43

25, 401, 908. 40

6, 047, 006. 85

9) 695) 661



49


Bureau of Xavigation- Transportation, recruiting, and contingent. Transportation. Recruiting. Contingent Naval training station—

California California, buildings. Great Lakes Great Lakes, buildings. Rhode Island. Rhode Island, buildings.

Naval War College Naval War College, buildings. Naval Home, Philadelphia, Pa. . Gunnery exercises. . . Outfits for naval apprentices. hfaintenance of colliers. Maintenance of naval auxiliaries. Campaign badges and ribbons, Navy snd Marine

Corps.

Sl70. 00 880, 401. 01 107, 249. 21

8, 650. 07 '

74, 569. 72;

52, 574. 50, 823, 401. 83

l8, 040. 39 '

64, 980. 62 104, 032. 63 468, 677. 15

83. 33 I

229, 428. 06

50, 896. 68

586. 69

I, 161, 560. 91 79, 191. 44

82, 950. 94

Total disbursements, Bureau of Navigation. '

Bureau of Construction and Bepair- Construction and repair. Civil establishment. Construction plant, navy-yard—

Boston, Mass. Charleston, S. C Mare Island, Cal New York, iV. Y Norfolk, Va. Philadelphia, Pa. Portsmouth, N. H Puget Sound, Wash

Construction plant, naval station- New Orleans, La. Port Royal, S. C


2, 088, 048. 13

9, 097, 612. 77 39, 633. 20

1, 236, 446. 11 2, 950. 94 83, 327, 445. 18

46, 073. 24 27, 061. 45 14, 082. 09 74, 731. 89 14, 147. 92 27, 969. 29 '

7, 531. 13 I

1, 406. 82 I

6, 704. 28 4, 091. 26

223, 799. 37

398. 65

Total disbursements, Bureau of Construc- tion and Repair.

Bureau of Ordnance— Ordnance and ordnance stores Civil establishment . . Contingent. Repairs. Modernizing batteries of the Massachusetts and

Oregon, and new guns and armor for the New, York.

New batteries for ships of the navy New battery for the Baltimore. New battery for the Newark. New batteries for the New Orleans and Albany. New battery for the New York Arming and equipping naval militia. Reserve guns for ships of the navy. Reserve guns for auxiliary cruisers. . . Reserve torpedoes and appliances Reserve powder and shell Reserve mines and appliances. Reserve ammunition Experiments with armor-piercing projectiles. . . . . . . Torpedo station Torpedo station, buildings. Torpedoes, and converting torpedo boats. Fire control for ships of the navy Ammunition lighter, naval station, Cavite, P. I. . . . Naval proving ground, Indian Head, hl&l. Naval magazines—

Dover, N. J. Fort Mifflin, Ps Mare Island, Cal New England coast

14131 — H. Doc. 236, 61 — 2 — 7

9, 137, 245. 97

6, 854, 870. 00 I

43 353. 11 I

9, 975. 86 ,

'

28, 516. 96

16, 933. 78 799, 087. 38

588. 96 7, 975. 00

21, 535. 59 3, 031. 54

92, 773. 74 197, 087. 67 57, 160. 93

157, 369. 60 477, 582. 19

90, 062. 46 1, 279, 909. 64

483. 50 73, 314. 08

391, 115. 05 236, 527. 96

409. 81

223, 400. 72', . .

41, 398. 45 '

39, 759. 88

1, 248. 78 6, 268. 02

13, 606. 16 43, 016. 70

9, 360, 646. 69



Salaries. Ordinary expenses. Public works. Misceuaneous. Totab

Bureau of Ordnance — Continued. Naval magazines — Continued.

New York Harbor Olongapo, P I Pensacola, Fla. Philippine Islands. Puget Sound, Wash

Ordnance machinery, navy-yard— Pensacola, Fla. Philadelphia, Pa Puget Sound, Wash

Special fund: Ordnance material (proceeds of sales). . .

Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of dksbursements

Total disbursements, Bureau of Ordnance .

Bureau of Steam Engineering— Steam machinery Civil establishment. . . . . . . Extended tests of marine steam turbines. Building, Bureau of Steam Engineering, Annap-

olis, Md Engineering experimental station, Annapolis, Md. Machinery plant, navy-yard—

Boston, Mass. Mare Island, Cal. New York, N. Y Norfolk, Va . . Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Portsmouth, N. H Puget Sound, Wash.

Machinery plant, naval station- Cavite, P. I New Orleans, La. . . Olongapo, P. I

Total disbursements, Bureau of Steam En- gineering.

Bureau of Supphes and Accounts— Provisions, navy Civil establishment. Contingent. Freight Transportation of naval supplies. Special fund: Clothing and small-stores fund. . .


Total disbursements, Bureau of Supplies and Accounts.

Bureau of Atedicine and Surgery— Medical Department. Contingent Repairs. Naval hospital—

Chelsea, Mass. Great Lakes Mare Island, Cal. Norfolk, Va Washington, D. C Yokohama, Japan

Naval medical supply depot, Canacao, P I Special fund: Naval hospital fund.

Total disbursements, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery

3fiscettaneous, Navy- Pay of the Navy Pay, miscellaneous Contingent, navy

$29, 365, 165. 05 784& 762. 39

, 'f&44, 075. 41

10, 888, 740 22 ~

6, 845, 984. 65 16, 822. 82 '

1& 044. 18

6, 363, 851. 65

7, 627, 914. 90 90, 089. 21

224, 356. 08 495, 460. 96

104. 80 294, 088. 29

8, 731, 964. 24

146, 080. 18

8, 585, 934. 06

275, 755. 34 47, 007, 14 82, 889, 63

1, 011, 252. 13

1, 366, 854, 24

85& 541. 06

$13& 487. 75 2& 642. 67 1, 558. 80, 8, 895. 54

57& 400. 45

8, 248. 26 30. 72

268. 40

232& 820. 58

12, 655. 70

220& 164. 88

56, 500. 27 34, 708. 86

25, 056. 20 34, 643. 93 25, 075. 86 41, 279. 52 29, 798. 49 58 687. 35 60, 899. 04

8, 122. 90 ~

10& 598. 56 2& 781. 30

878, 087. 28

79. 04, 5, 050. 53

'

6, 051. 90 i

78, 798. 48 847. 48

15, 198. 98, 16& 700. 67

i

122& 717. 08

$11& 103, 905. 10

6, 741, 988. 98

8, 585, 934. 06

1, 489, 571. 27


Nisbursements — Continued.


, Visceltaneotts, Navy — Continued. Care of lepers, etc. , Island of Guam. Buildings for lepers, Island of Guam. Prize money, battle of Manila Bay. Indemnity for lost property, Naval Service, act of

March 2, 1895 Indemiiity for lost clothing. Destruction of clothing and bedding for sanitary

reasons. Navy transportation, Pacific railroads. Bounty for destruction of enemies' vessels. Judgments, bounty for destruction of enemies'

vessels. Enlistment bounties to seamen Judgments, Court of Claims, Navy Judgments, United States courts, Navy. Extra pay to officers and men who served in the

Pacific Extra pay to officers and men who served in the

Mexican war (Navy). Medals for officers and men of Navy and Marine

Corps, war with Spain. . Bringing home remains of officers and men, Navy

and Marine Corps, who die abroad Claims reported by Court of Claims under Bow-

man and Tucker acts, etc Payment of certain claims arising under the Navy

Department Relief of sufferers from earthquake in Italy Trust funds-

Pay of the Navy, deposit fund Prize money to captors. Prize money to captors, Spanish war.


Total disbursements, Navy Miscellaneous. . Total disbursements, Navy Department. . . INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

$80, 099, 927. 44

2, 624, 270. 62

27, 475, 656. 82

80, 641, 912. 26

$5& 130. 43

2, 570. 10

48& 241. 59

77, 986, 509. 05

$4, 806. 25 '

4, 806. 25

6. 00

4, 800. 25

6, 694, 814. 19

$1, 339. 00

517. 16

7, 962. 42 235. 85

70. 02

149. 83

1& 285. 56

22& 682. 82 1, 068. 80

153. 00

45. 00

1, 412. 17

9& 897. 83

900. 35

1, 570. 17 473, 994. 67

466, 634. 95 2, 178. 62

942. 17

992, 488. 89

9, 887. 18

982, 601. 76 $28, 506, 800. 42

992, 288. 70 116, 315, 524. 20

369, 181. 34 566, 882. 88 220, 899. 24

1, 592, 034. 05 1, 183, 166, 73

56, 581. 31

20, 740. 67 124, 772. 69 285, 890. 44

Salaries— Office of Secretary of the Interior. . . . General Land Office. Indian Office Pension Office Patent Office Bureau of Education Office of Superintendent of Capitol Building and

Grounds. Special examiners, Pension Office. . . . . . . . . . . . . . l Investigation of pension cases, Pension Office. . . .

Contingent expenses, etc. — Contingent expenses, Depart, ment of the Interior.

,

Expenses, special inspectors, Department of the '

Interior Stationery, Department of the Interior. Library, Department of the Interior. Rent of buildings, Department of the Interior. . . . . Postage to postal-union countries, Department,

of the Interior Expenses of inspectors, General Land Office I, ibrary, General Land Office Maps of the United States, General Land Office. Special maps of the United States State and territorial maps. Scientific library, Patent Office Law library, Patent Office. Official Gazette, Patent Office Photolithogrs, phing, Patent Office. . . . . . . Public use of inventions and defending suits,

Patent Office. International protection of industrial property, '

Patent Office Distributmg documents Bureau of Education Collecting statistics, Bureau of Education

115, 178, 98

5, 054. 95 59, 682. 00

1, 165. 08 o8& 867. 96

2, 428. 00 8, 240. 36

391. 50 15, 470. 47

2, 000 00 1, 290. 00 2, 655. 29

807. 40 25, 298. 19

146, 000. 00

250, 00

1& 355. 24 2, 491. 64 4, 356. 49

RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) 1909


Satarias. Ordinary expenses. ' Public works. Miscellaneous. Total.

Contingent expenses, etc. — Continued. Library, Bureau of Education. Education of natives in Alaska. .

Deduct, repayments to appropriaiions in excess of disbursements. . .

$249. 85 205, 396. 98

653, 580. 33

41. 09

Total disbursements, Interior Department, proper. $4, 369, 099. 35 653, 539. 24 $5, 022, 638. 59

PUBLIC LANDS. Salaries—

Office of surveyor-general of- Alaska . Arizona California . . Colorado . Idaho Louisiana Montana . Nevada New Mexico. Oregon. South Dakota Utah . Washington Wyoming

Salaries and commissions of registers and receivers. Contingent expenses, etc. —

Office of surveyor-general of- Alaska Arizona . California Colorado . Idaho I. ouisians, Minnesota Montana Nevada New Mexico . . Oregon . . South Dakota. Utah . Washington Wyoming

Contingent expenses of land offices. . Appraisal and sale of abandoned military reser-

vations Boundary line, Idaho and Washington Boundary line, Wyoming, South Dakota, and

Nebraska . Completing field notes, etc. , of surveys in Minne-

sota, North Dakota, and Florida Examinations of desert lands Expenses of depositing public moneys Expenses of hearings in land entries. Geological Survey Geological maps of the United States . Indemnity for swamp lands purchased by indi-

viduals Crater Lake National Park . . General Grant National Park. hfesa Verde National Park . . Mount Rainier National Park. . . . . Sequoia National Park &Vind Cave National Park. Protection of Yellowstone National Park Yosemite National Park Improvement, Yosemite National Park Opening Indian reservations (reimbursable) . Payment to certain deputy surveyors Protecting public lands, timber, etc. . . Repayment for lands erroneously sold. Repayment of excess of deposits for mineral sur-

veys . Reproducing plats of surveys, General Land

Office. Reproducing records, office surveyor-general of

California .

10 941 66 10, 155. 78

'

14, 193. 33 19, 304. 60 13, 401. 96

7, 296. 68 15) 470. 29

7) 860. 00 12, 939. 43 10& 825. 00

6, 998. 33 12, 909. 42

8, 523. 14 13, 077. 50

555, 968. 36

1, 998. 10 1, 006. 76

963. 97 3, 992. 07

637. 06 639. 07

6. 65 692. 84 820. 96 835. 29 375. 11

1, 061. 53 549. 63

1, 047. 99 301. 07

308, 675. 37

400. 00 1, 252. 08

981, 750. 76 91, 047. 19 I

587, 567. 94

$1, 336. 65 10, 134. 75

9 869. 41 '

7, 700. 00

281 627. 74

20) 291. 22 8, 814. 65 27014. 76 '

9, 777. 71 2) 901 91

15, 376. 44 1, 833. 54 77 506. 50

34, 008. 85 12. 23

11, 070. 35 343. 61

76, 340. 30

7, 232. 09

2, 302. 50

140. 79



53

Salaries. Ordinary expenses. Public works. Miscellaneous. TotaL

Contingent ezpenses, etc. — Continued. Reproducing plate of mineral surveys in Cali-

fornia Restoration of lands in forest reserves. . . Resurveys in San Diego County, Cal Rio Grande dam. Surveying forest reserves Surveying private land claims. Surveying public lands. Surveying public lands in Utah. Surveying within land grants (reimbursable). . . . . . . Testing fuel, Louisiana Purchase Exposition Testing structural materials of the United States. Transcripts of records and plate Special funds—

Proceeds, sale of town lots, Anadarko, Okla Proceeds, sale of town lots, Hobart, Okla . Proceeds, sale of town lots, Lawton, Okla Proceeds of town sites for schools in Oklahoma. Reclamation fund. Revenues, Mount Rainier National Park Revenues, Platt National Park Revenues, Wind Cave National Park. Revenues, Yellowstone National Park Revenues, Yosemite National Park. Protection and improvement of Hot Springs,

Ark. Two per cent fund of net proceeds of sales of

public lands in- Alabama Missouri Mississippi

Three per cent fund of net proceeds of sales of public lands in-

Alabama Missouri Mississippi

Five per cent fund of net proceeds of sales of public lands in-

Arkansas. California 1'lorida Idaho Kansas. Louisiana Michigan. Minnesota Montana. Nebraska Nevada New Mexico North Dakota Oklahoma Oregon South Dakota Utah Washington Wisconsin Wyoming

Five per cent fund of net proceeds of sales of agricultural lands in Colorado.

Trust funds— Deposits by individuals for surveying public

lands Outstanding liabilities, lands.


'$12, 185. 39, 20, 108. 00

78, 172. 69 I 2, 500. 00

402, 893. 52 197. 20

28, 054. 55

44. 44 432. 45

$719, 865. 481i 2, 529, 732. 79

', j137, 074. 22

8563. 00

249, 426. 29 100, 803. 12 19, 440. 00,

7& 310. 01 2, 731. 75

i

115& 600. 26 1, 398. 30

9, 627, 931. 59, 27. 65

15, 764. 27 220. 80

3, 661. 47 5, 024. 84

19, 699. 27

215. 88 2& 127. 26

122. 92

323. 82 3, 190. 90

184. 37

14, 171. 55 25, 096. 61

2, 849. 49 21, 717. 08

5, 864. 64 3, 534. 13 1, 983. 64

20, 361. 74 25, 309. 56 3, 000. 39 2, 620. 67

15, 073. 68 88, 383. 51 14, 629. 49 66, 870. 49 29, 027. 64

7, 032. 62 37& 869. 32

810. 36 26, 043. 10

19, 224. 40

195, 120. 32 64. 63

Total disbursements, Public Lands. 719, 821. 04 2& 529& 300. 34 137, 074. 22 11, 055, 062. 83 ~$14, 441, 258. 43

Beneficiaries— Government Hospital for Insane. Buildings and grounds, Government Hospital

for Insane Repairs, Government Hospital for Insane Extension, Government Hospital for Insane Columbia Institution for Deaf and Dumb Howard University

105, 322. 45

984. 10

303, 885. 19

36, 749. 60

70, 000. 00 63, 043. 54 (



Salaries. '

Ordinary expenses. Public works. Miscellaneous. Total.

Beneficiaries — Continued. Maryland School for the Blind. Freedmen's Hospital and Asylum. Building, Freedmen's Hospital Furnishing new building, Freedmen's Hospital. Trust funds—

Personal funds of patients, Government '

Hospital for Insane. Pension money, Government Hospital for

Insane.

$82, 982. 99 5, 727. 88 .

$1) 575. 00 32, 906. 16

13, 000. 00

9, 000. 00

Total disbursements, Beneficiaries. . Vt'see l la n eous-

Capitol building and repairs Improving the Capitol grounds. Lighting the Capitol and grounds. Engine house and Senate and House stables Office building, Senate. Furnishing office building, Senate Maintenance, office building, Senate. Office building, House of Representatives Furnishing office building, House of Representa-

tives Maintenance, office building, House of Represent-

atives Heating, lighting, and power plant for Congres-

sional buildings. Repairs of building, Department of the Interior. . Repairing elevator, Patent Office building Supreme Court reports. Distribution of Supreme Court reports, Revised,

Statutes, etc Metal cases, Supreme Court Colleges for agriculture and the mechanic arts. Judgments, Court of Claims, Interior civil Investigating mine accidents. Inspecting mines in the Territories. Reindeer for Alaska. Care and custody of the insane, Alaska. Suppressing trafficin intoxicating liquors, Alaska . . Alaskan exhibit, Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposi-

tion, Seattle, AVash. IIawaiian exhibit, Alaska- Yukon-Pacific Expo-

sition, Seattle, AVash. . . Liquidation of deposits in Hawaiian Postal Sav- '

ings Bank Payment to M. F. Mann, custodian of Fort Keogh

Abandoned Military Reservation. Payment to Truman G. Daniells, register, and

Sargeant S. Morton, receiver. Reimbursement to Fred Bender Relief of—

S. R. Green D. J. Holmes. George J. Miller John M. Hill. John Shull

Special funds— Care of the insane, Alaska fund. Public schools, Alaska fund.


$28, 000. 00

69, 897. 45

573, 836. 28, 39, 497. 45

500. 00 I, 601. 00

1, 379. 75 51190. 00

1, 750, 000. 00 10 909 65

190, 890. 35 3, 700. 66

16, 218. 23 30, 858. 28 3, 000. 00

71, 727. 69

19, 948. 38

221. 35

324. 00,

4, 593. 52 i

250. 00

85. 00 500. 00 400. 00 750. 00 150. 00

2, 497, 190. 96

8, 241. 83 34, 648. 77

2, 156, 083. 46

343. 56 506. 92 i

145 ' 159. 49 017. 42 I

530

75, 336. 64 24, 991. 23 52, 635. 95 1, 492. 10

1, 316, 771. 61 119, 000. 00

242 629 70 I

51, 000. 00 '

$675, 176. 91

Total disbursements, Interior Miscella- neous

PENSIONS.

97, 897. 45 2, 496, 847. 40 2) 155) 576 54 i

4) 750) 321 39

Army pensions. Navy pensions. Fees of examining surgeons, pensions. Salaries, pension agents. Clerk hire, pension agencies. . . . . . . . . Rents, pension agencies. Contingent expenses, pension agencies. Refund to August Bannigan.

Total disbursements, Pensions. . . . . .

$72, 000. 00, 404, 790. 59

301, 696. 26

4, 500. 00 '

52, 946. 95

476&790. 59 359, 143. 21

155, 607, 052. 28 5) 266, 967. 17;

160, 874, 433. 45 161, 710, 367. 25

BECEIPTS AND DISBUBSEMENTHr 1909

Dzsbrtrsements Continued.

55

Salaries. , 'Ordinary er&pensea. I Public works. Miscellaneous. Total.

INDIAN AFFAIRS.

Current and Contingent Expenses- Pay of Indian agents. Pay of interpreters. Pay of Indian inspectors. Traveling expenses of Indian inspectors. . . Pay of Indian school superintendent. . . . . . . . . . . . Traveling expenses of Indian school superini, end-

ent. Pay of judg6s, Indian courts. . . . . . . . . . Pay of Indian police. Pay of farmers. Pay of matrons Transportation of Indian supplies. Telegraphing, transportation, etc. , Indian sup-

plies. Vaccination of Indians. Expenses of Indian commissi&nrers. . . . Buildings at agencies, and repairs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Contingenries of Indian Department. Special investigations, Indian Service. . . . . . . Fxperinrents, Indian ~chool or agency farms. . . .

Total disbursements, Current, and Contin- gent Expenses.

FutfiHing Treaty Stipulations toith, and Support of, Indian Tribes—

Fulfilling treaties with— Chippewas, Turtle Mourrtain baud C&errr d'Alenes Crows. Crows, for cession of lands. Indians at Blackfeet Agenry Indians formerly of Lemhi Agency, Idaho. . . Iowas. Miamies of Indiana. Pawnees Pottawatomies. Pottawatomies, award of January 28, 18ii9. . . Sac and Fox of the Mississippi. Sac and Fox of the Missouri. Seminoles. Senecas of New York Eastern Shawnees Sioux, Yankton tribe. Six Natiorrs of New York. XVirrnebagoes Relief and civilization of Chippewas in

Minnesota (reimbursable). . . . . . Advance interest to Chippewas in Minnesota

(reimbursable) . Support of-

Bannocks: Employees. Chippewas of the Mississippi C&eur d'Alenes. Molels. Northern Cheyennes and Arapahoes: Sub-!

sistence and civilization . . Northern Cheyennes and Arapahoes: Em-

ployees. Pawnees: Schools. Pawnees: Employees, etc Pawnees: Iron, steel, etc Quapaws: Education. Sac and Fox of the Missouri. Shoshones: Employees, etc. Sioux of different tribes: Employees, etc. . . . . . . Sioux of different tribes: Subsistence and

civilization.

Spokanes. Confederated bands of Utes: Employees, etc . . Confederated bands of Utes; Subsistence. . . . . . .

818, 254. 26 '

2, 945. 22 i

20, 454. 43

8, 000. 00

11, 116. 66 191, 502. 19

l

119, 708. 26 '

24, 862. 92

391, 848. 94

, 'j l ", 258. 45

1, 287. 74

1, 898. 98

365, 799. 72, 449. 70

3, 985. 77 62, 466. 17; 82, 700. 36

2, 109. 99, 4, 151. 66

536, 558. 49

4, 3OO OO l

967. 09 6, 881. 66

35, 956. 99 I, 678. 92, 3, 845. 80 '

26. 27 99. 49

80, 068. 85 8, 124. 57 l

345. 06 48, 350. 02

40. 99 12, 997. 00 11, 681. 21

9. 00, 13 465 48 4, 454. 89

40, 824. 92

288, 739. 69

75, 839. 70

3, 236. 67 '

3, 999. 20 2, 558. 89 '

753. 06

74, 936. 15 '

8, 787. 28 10, 023. 29,

6, 285. 28 28. 41

1, 972, 00 200. 00

4, 046. 12 91, 435. 12

429, 613 85 i 10, 015. 95 ~

720. 00 22, 696. 57 '

20, 846. 46 i

$927, 902. 48

Deduct repaymerrts to appropriations in excess of disburser . rrts.

Total dian=laments, Fulfilling Treaties and Suppor s Treaty Stipulations.

1, 282, 250. 80 '

]24. 34

1, 282, 126. 46, 1, 282, 126. 46


Dtsbttrsements Continued.


Mueellaneous Supports— Support of-

Apaches, Kiowas, Comanches, and Wichitas. Cheyennes and Arapahoes. Chippewas of Lake Superior. Chippewas, Turtle Mountain Band. Crows in Montana. . . . . D'Wamish and other allied tribes in Wash-

ington Indians in Arizona and New Mexico. Indians of Flathead Agency Indians of Fort Peck Agency Indians of Fort Belknap Agency Indians of Fort Berthold Agency. Indians of Fort Hall Reservation Indians of Klamath Agency. Indians of Warm Springs Agency, Oreg. . . . . . Indians of Western Shoshone Agency. . Kansas Indians. Kickapoos Mission Indians of California. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Makahs. . iVez Pere&ss of Joseph's Band. Northern Indians of California. . . . Pima Indians. Piutes in Southern Utah and Northern Ari-

zona. Poncas. Qui-nai-elts and Quil-leh-utes. Shoshones in Wyoming. . . . . . . . Sioux of Devils Lake Walla Walla, Cayuse, and Umatilla tribes. . Yakimas and other Indians.


Total disbursements, Miscellaneous Sup- ports.

Trust Funds— Principal accounts—

Apache, Kiowa, and Comanche fund Cherokee national fund. Cherokee outlet fund Cheyennes and Arapahoes in Oklahoma fund. Chickasaw national fund Chippewas in Minnesota fund Crow Creek 4 per cent fund Devils Lake Sioux 3 per cent minors' fund. . . Fort Hall Reservation 4 per cent fund. Grande Ronde minors' fund. Iowa fund Iowa minors' fund Kansas consolidated fund. Kickapoos in Oklahoma fund. Klamath fund L'Anse and Vieux de Sert Chippewa fund. . . . Menominee log fund. Nez Perces of Idaho fund. Omaha fund Omaha minors' fund Otoe and Missouria minors' fund. Puyallup 4 per cent school fund. Red Lake Chippewas 3 per cent minors' fund Rosebud Sioux 3 per cent minors' fund. Sac and Fox of the Mississippi fund. Sac and Fox of the Mississippi in Iowa fund . . Sac and Fox of the Mississippi in Oklahoma

fund. Sac and Fox of the Missouri minors' fund. . . . . Seneca and Shawnee fund Siletz general fund. Sioux fund, Cheyenne River Sioux fund, Flandreau minors Sioux fund, Pine Ridge Sioux fund, Ponca minors. Sioux fund, Rosebud. Sioux fund, Santee.

$19, 970. 45 31, 949. 58

6, 752. 28 ~ 10, 639. 80

7, 655. 45

4, 259. 58 '

264, 337. 80 8 021. 84

I

38, 926. 18 18, 525 26 I

18, 216. 73 ~

23, 427. 75 6, 222. 02 3, 726. 15 7, 424. 72 1, 467. 00

I

2, 001. 05 11, 743. 19 '

1, 548. 74 '

991. 37 5, 473. 88

40, 052. 23

4, 896. 91 7, 224. 70 1, 000. 00 I

12, 199. 30 4, 480. 31; 2, 028. 93 4, 348. 33

569, 5II. 53 I

1. 87 I

069, 509. 66 !.

289, 437. 03 '

40, 528. 80, 188. 75 '

48, 007. 30 135, 286. 48

66, 392. 41, 3, 09. 22 3, 015, 00 I

49, 745. 25 l

816. 00 I

25, 070. 07 5, 200. 03

18, 045. 18 2, 246. 82

34, 627. 65 240. 07

334, 674. 94 96. 25

76, 791. 41 7& 591. 93

10, 634. 65 5, 113. 00 5, 131. 60

33, 556. 60 12, 164. 96

6, 530. 00

192, 528. 09 1, 388. 42

729. 00 I& 923. 50

138. 58 956. 52 130. 62

I, 717. 50 137. 16 122. 85

8569, 509. 66

RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTSp 1909.


57

Salaries. Ordinary expenses. Publ:e works. Miscenaneotts. Total.

Trust Iy'ands — Continued, Principal ar counts — Continued.

Sioux fund, Santee minors Sisseton and Wahpeton fund Sisseton and Wahpeton minors' fund. Umatilla general fund Ute 5 per cent fund Ute 4 per cent fund. Yankton Sioux fund Principal and interest account: Payment to

North Carolina Cherokees. Proc eds of lands: Fulfilling treaties with—

Chippewas and Christian Indians. Memominees, logs. Omahas, interest on deferred payments

for lands. Proceeds of-

Colville Reservation, Wash. Crow ceded lands. Devils Lake Reservation, N. Dak. Grande Ronde Reservation, Oreg. Loxver Brule Reservation, S. Dak. Rosebud Reservation, S. Dak. Rosebud Reservation, S. Dak. , act of

March 2, 1907. Red Lake Reservation, Minn. Shawnee school lands, Okla Southern Ute Reservation. Town lots, White Earth Reservation,

Minn. Wichita ceded lands ~Py ttoP yllop litt

Indian moneys, proceeds of labor Individual Indian moneys, trust fund

Deduct repayments to appropriations in ex- I

cess of disbursements.

$16, 707. 77 I, 013. 49 8, 228. 58

470. 00 2, 209. 57 I

o, 506. 56 I

89, 026. 42 I

3, 336. 87

420. 78 96, 360. 78 I

183. 86

672. 50 21, 166. 00 30, 493. 00

835. 66 509. 70

134, 427. 35

5, 317. 22 11, 458. 00 1, 201. 00 4, 993. 02

75. 35 51, 665. 00

~ 3, 821. 08 1, 816, 883. 70

I, 033. 00

3, 722, 112. 95

11, 667. 22

Total disbursements, Trust Funds. . Interest accounts—

Interest on— Apache, Kiowa, and Comanche fund. Apache, Kiowa, and Comanche 4 per cent

fund. Blackfeet Reservation 4 per cent fund Cherokee asylum fund. Cherokee national fund Cherokee orphan fund. Cherokee school fund Cheyennes and Arapahoes in Oklahoma fund, Chickasaw national fund. Choctaw school fund. Creek general fund. Crow Creek 4 per cent fund. Devils Lake Sioux 3 per cent minors' fund. Grande Ronde minors' fund. Iowa, fund Iowa minors' fund. Kansas consolidated fund. Kickapoos in Oklahoma fund K i& ka poo general fun d . Klamath ftmd. L'Anse and Vieux d6 Sert Chippewa fund . . . . Menominee fund Menominee log fund. Omaha fund. Omaha minors' fund Osage fund. Otoe and Missouria fund. Otoe and Missouria minors' fund Pawnee fund. Ponca fund. Pottawatomic education fund. Pottawatomie general fund Red Lake Chippewas 8 per cent minors' fund Rosebud Sioux 3 per cent minors' fund. . . . . Sac and I"ox of the Mississippi fund

14131 — H. Doc. 236, 61-2~

3, 710, 445. 73

95, 906. 85

61, 017. 17 5, 230. 76

390. 55 11, 716. 91 23, 697. 23 20, 912. 52 51, 283. 02 31, 792. 42

2, 473. 34 135, 601. 54

I, 346. 36 214. 65

1, 358. 54 173. 85 946. 14

9, 196. 97 1, 053. 16 2. 652. 15

17) 576. 14 42. 28

240. 81 215, 145. 99

9, 970. 58 2, 361. 57

446, 067. o6 24, 907. 57

7, 299. 37 i

19, 996. 98 3, 490. 05

56. 66 I, 331. 20

5i6. 7] 2, 997. 96

627, 06

$3, 710, 445. 73



Salaries. Ordinary expenses. public works. Hisceuaneous. TotaL

Interest accounts — Continued. Interest on — Continued.

Sac and Fox of the Mississippi in Oklahoma fund.

Sac and Fox of the Mississippi in Iowa fund. . . Sac and Fox of the Missouri minors' fund. Seminole general fund Seminole school fund Seneca fund (Tonawanda band) Seneca and Shawnee fund. Siletz general fund Sioux fund, Crow Creek. Sioux fund, Cheyenne River Sioux fund, 1'landreau minors Sioux fund, Lower Brule. Sioux fund, Pine Ridge. Sioux fund, Ponca minors. Sioux fund, Rosebud. Sioux fund, Santee Sioux fund, Santee minors. . Sioux fund, Standing Rock. Sioux fund, Tongue River. Sisseton and Wahpeton fund Sisseton and Wahpeton minors' fund. Stockbridge consolidated fund Umatilla general fund Umatilla school fund Ute 5 per cent fund Ute 4 per cent fund. Yankton Sioux fund.


Total disbursements, interest accounts. . Incidentals in-

Arizona. California, including support and civilization. . . California, employees Colorado Idaho. Indian Territory, including employees Montana Nevada, including support and civilization. . Nevada, employees. New Mexico North Dakota Oklahoma, including employees. Oregon, including support and civilization. Oregon, employees South' Dakota . . Utah Washington, including employees and support

and civilization. Wyoming


Total disbursements, incidental expenses. .

Support of Schools- 1ndian school buildings Indian school transportation. Indian schools: Support. . Pay of superintendent, Coeur d'Alene Reserva-

tion, Idaho. Indian schools—

Albuquerque, N. Mex Bismarck. N. Dak Carlisle, Pa Carson City, Nev. Chamberlain, S. Dak Cherokee, N. C Chilocco, Okla. . Five Civilized Tribes, surplus court fees. . . . . . . Five Civilized Tribes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

$7, 876. 12 1, 414. 56 1, 522. 18

68, 377. 05 25, 049. 88 4, 287. 51

208. 81 1, 133. 85 6, 311. 47 7& 784. 05

184. 08 2, 280. 95

45, 093. 07 '

96. 88 28, 148. 57

5, 057. 34, 975. 79

24, 514. 35 ~

1, 190. 41 19, 079. 78

695. 90 .

8, 330. 65 10) 085. 03,

2, 370. 29 '

26, 533. 12 68, 749. 78 28, 903. 32,

1& 590& 141. 96,

15& 800. 01

1& 574& 341. 95

1) 818. 66 3, 892. 27 6, 947. 81

399. 48 814. 06 416. 40

2, 881. 95 4, 657. 02 8, 572. 31 1, 104. 35

959. 13 21) 695. 31

2, 084. 50 1, 325. 82 2& 510. 85

938. 69

12, 942. 88 902. 14

69, 858. 08

78. 77

69, 279. 31

388, 973. 82 64) 920. 75

1, 266, 379. 46

1, 200. 00

56, 890. 26 15, 166. 02

162, 805. 63 50, 817. 87 28, 034. 23 21, 086. 50 98, 758. 01 12, 506. 25

243, 6%. 91

. i $1, 574, 341. 95

69, 279. 31



59


Support of Schools — Continued. Indian schools — Continued.

Flandreau, S. Dak Fort Lewis, Colo Fort Mojave, Ariz Fort Totten, N. Dak Genoa, Nebr Grand Junction, Colo. Hampton, Va Hayward, Wis. Kickapoo Reservation, Kans Lawrence, Kans Morris, Minn Mount Pleasant, Mich Phoenix, Ariz Pierre, S. Dak Pipestone, Minn. . Rapid City, S. Dak Riverside, Cal Sac and Fox Reservation, Iowa Salem, Oreg Santa Fe, N, Mex. Shoshone Reservation, Wyo Southern Utah. Tomah, Wis Truxton Canyon, Ariz. Wahpeton, N. Dak.

Indian school buildings, etc. — Albuquerque, N. Mex Albuquerque, N. Mex. , buildings, land, etc. Albuquerque, N. Mex. , water supply. Bismarck, N. Dak. Carlisle, Pa Carson City, Nev Chamberlain, S. Dak Chilocco, Okla Chilocco, Okla. , water system Flandreau, S. Dak Fort Lewis, Colo Fort Mojave, Ariz Fort Mojave, Ariz. , irrigation. . . . . Lawrence, Kans Phoenix, Ariz. , heating system . . . . Phoenix, Ariz. , water system Pierre, S. Dak. Pierre, S. Dak. , proceeds of school farm. . . Pierre, S. Dak. , heating and lightingplant. . . . Pipestone, &linn. Pipe~tone, Minn. , water system. River ide, Cal. , water"system. Riverside, Cal. , cold storage. . Riverside, Cal. , cement walks, etc Salem, Oreg. Santa Fe, 'V. Mex Santa Fe, N. Mex. , water supply. Shoshone Reservation, Wyo. Tomah, Wis Wahpeton, N. Dak Wahpeton, N. Dak. , site and buildings. Wahpeton, N. Dak. , water supply


Total disbursements, support of schools . MisceLlaneous expenses of Indian Senice-

Allotments, act of February 8, 1887 (reimbursable)

Allotments, Coeur d'Alene Reservation, Idaho. Allotments, Rosebud Reservation, S. Dak. (re-

imbursable). Allotments, Sioux reservations. Allotments, Spokane Reservation, Wash. (reim- '.

bursable) Allotments, Walker River Reservation, Nev Appraisement, classification, and allotments, ~

Cheyenne River and Standing Rock reserva- '

tions, S. Dak. and N. Dak. (reimbursable)

$65& 184. 52 '

26, 643. 58, 35, 933. 30 50& 728. 54 52, 934. 70 i

82, 968. 75 11, 401. 24 85, 973. 48 13, 398. 76

146, 418. 12 26& 347. 21 46& 808. 18

111& 852. 67 29, 782. 85, 37, 360. 59 42, 390. 56 jl 94, 639. 52 I

13, 989. 66 ~

107, 679. 19 54, 423. 10) 29, 656. 31

2, 161. 09 43, 503. 59 15, 002. 89 '

22& 242 29 I

6. 65 2, 198. 17 8, 450. 28 1, 945. 64 4, 816. 80

22, 292. 19 1, 847. 37 1, 058. 60 6, 429. 23 6, 695. 32 '

14, 804. 80 7, 651. 02 4, 000. 00 9, 469. 24 7, 899. 50 4, 329. 40 6, 950. 00

457. 25 2, 336. 75 7, 887. 78 2, 876. 00 2, 407. 05 5, 857. 98 1, 665. 81 5& 900. 00

30. 27 1, 600. 00 4, 988. 85

659. 79 2, 857. 19

15& 960. 01 11, 508. 00

3, 681, 940. 14,

235, 25

8, 681, 704. 89

84, 268. 98 15, 000. 00

7, 989. 26 28, 869. 89

2, 155. 00 502. 47 '

5, 888. 74

$8, 681, 704. 89

RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, f909.

Disbttrsemenfs — Continued.

Salaries. Ordinary expenses. Public works. Miscellaneous. Total

Miscellaneous expenses of Indian S&rt&ice — Continued. Asylum for insane Indians, Canton, S. Dak. . . . Buildings and water supply at agencies in S. Dak. Care and protection of Indian timber lands Care and support of insane, Ind. T Care and support of insane Indians in Oklahoma. . Civilization of the Sioux Clerical and other expenses, town lots, Union

Agency, Five Civilized Tribes. . Commission, Five Civilized Tribes. Copying records, allotted lands, Five Civilized

Tribes Costs incurred by Indians in land contests. Counsel for Pueblo Indians of New Mexico. Drainage, Round Valley Reservation, Cal. Drainage survey, Chippewas of Minnesota (reim-

bursable) Education, Sioux Nation Investigation of fraudulent leases, allotted lands,

Five Civilized Tribes, Ind. Ter Irrigation, Indian reservations Irrigation, Pima Indian lands. Irrigation system, Blackfeet Reservation, Mont.

(reimbursable). Irrigation systems, Flathead Reservation, Mont.

(reimbursable) . . Irrigation and water system, Fort Hall Reserva-

tion, Idaho (reimbursable). Irrigation systems, Fort Peck Reservation, hfont.

(reimbursable) Irrigation system, Milk River, I"ort Belknap Res-

ervation, Mont Irrigation system, Tongue River Reservation,

Mont Irrigation system, Wind River diminished reser-

vation, Wyo. Irrigation systems, Uintah Reservation, Utah (re- '

imbursable). Irrigation, Yakima Reservation, Wash. (reim-

bursable) Judgments in Indian depredation claims Judgment. Court of Claims, Cherokee Nation Judgment, Court of Claims, legal services, lands of

Indians of Colville Reservation, Wash. Judgments, Court of Claims, Ottawa and Chip-

pewa Indians of Michigan Judgments, Court of Claims, Sisseton and Wahpe-

ton bands of Sioux Indians. I. ands, irrigation, etc. , for Indians in California Leasing of mineral and other lands, Five Civilized,

Tribes (reimb arsable) . Pay of physician, New York Agency. Payment to-

Absentee Shawnees, for lands. Chippewas of Lake Superior and the Missis-

slPPl. Chippewas of hf innesota, for damages. Delawares. Indians of Klamath Agency, Oreg Indians of Klamath Agency, Oreg. , for lands

conveyed to the California and Oregon '

Land Company Indians of Wind River Reservation (reim-

bursable). lowas, Kansas. Kickapoos in Kansas Osages in Oklahoma. Pol, tawatomies in Kansas Sac and Fox of the Missouri, Kansas Sioux of Rosebud Reservation, for lands. . W. A. Simpson. Thomas G. Walker

Preventing spread of trachoma among Indians. . Protecting property interests of minor allottees,

Five Civilized Tribes. Purchase of implements, etc. , for Indians on

Fort Belknap Reservation, hfont. (reimburs- ahle) .

Purchase of lands for allottees, Grande Ronde Reservation, Oreg

$23, 172. 58 6& 447. 55

159. 43 5, 968. 23

462. 77 795, 049. 16

6, 000. 00 155, 883. 27

15, 000. 00 285. 86

1& 868. 93 1& 000. 00

9, 106, 96 288, 347. 27 &

9, 991. 74 209, 138. 22 27, 502. 17

61& 935. 81

4sf& 400. 27

290, 266. 76

15, 892. 75

25, 000. 00

16. 10

111, 059. 42

134, 53. 00

9, 771. 98 89, 702. 00 44, 344. 60

60, 000. 00

5, 000. 00

696, 191. 07 34, 621. 15

40, 000. 00 600. 00

560. 78

133. 52 4. 56

589. 25 8, 469. 81

5& 330. 81,

1, 350. 00 ',

4, 423. 10 '

1, 706. 99 247. 96

5, 577. 32 4, 563. 64

33. 25 740. 95

1, 5&94. 00 210. 00

94, 050. 00

10, 767. 25

484. 83 '



Salaries. Ordinary expenses. Public worl-s. Miscellaneous. Total.

3fiscellaneous expenses of Iridian Sertrtce — Continued. '

Purchase ot stock, etc. , for Lower Brule Sioux, S. Dak. (reimbursable).

Relief of- Chas. H. Dickson. Indians of Yuma Reservation, Cal. (reim-

bursable). James H. Owen.

Removal of intruders, Five Civilized Tribes. . . . . . . . . Removal of restrictions, allotted lands, Five Civil-

ized Tribes. Resurveying Fort Peck Reservation, Mont. Returning Indian pupils to homes in Alaska. . Sale of inherited and other lands, Ieive Civilized

Tribes (reimbursable) Sale of Yakima Reservation, Wash. (reimburs-

able). Suppressing liquor traffic among Indians Suppression of smallpox among indians. Surveying and allotting Indian reservations. . . . Surveying and allotting Coeur d'Alene Reserva-

tion Surveying and allotting Colville Reservation

(reimbursable) Surveying and allotting Flathead Reservation,

Mont. (reimbursable). Surveying and allotting Fort Peck Reservation,

Mont. (reimbursable) . Surveying and allotting Walker River, Uintah,

and Spokane reservations Surveying, etc. , Blackfeet Reservation, Mont.

(reimbursable) Surveying, etc. , I. emhi and Fort Hall reserva-

tions, Idaho Surveying Pine Ridge Reservation Surveying Standing Rock Reservation, N. Dak. Town sites, Flathead. Reservation, Mont. (reim-

bursable) Wagon road, Hoopa Valley Reseivation, Wash . Zuni dam and irrigation project in New Mexico


Total disbursements, Miscellaneous Indian Service.

Total disbursements, Indian Affairs . . $391, 348. 94

85, 480. 00

246. 72

749. 00 930. 00

19, 994. 04

24, 998. 84 10, 6SS. 67

1, 371. 75

14, 998. 95

18, 972. 78 40, 197. 33

634. 15 75, 360. 22

310. 31

32, 410. 67

33, 771. 68

46& 840. 89

5& 307. 98

3, 276. 69

10, 295. 92 l

500. 98 8, 768. 13

165. 69 6, 810. 50

i

25, 000. 87

8, 886, 813. 67

7, 505. 99

8, 879, 307. 68

15, 303, 274. 17

$3, 879, 307. 68

15, 694, 618. 11

Total disbursements, Interior Department. 5, 957, 054. 92

POST-OI'FICE DEPARTMENT.

18, 943, 154. 41 $2& 778& 939 04 I/174&615&232 31 202& 294& 380 68

Salaries, etc. — Salaries, Post-Office Department. . . Contingent expenses—

Stationery. Fuel, repairs, etc Plumbing. Telegraphing. Painting Carpets. Furniture. Horses and wagons. Indexes and filing devices. Miscellaneous items.

Official Postal Guide. Post-route maps. Postage Rent of buildings.


I, 523, 069. 70

25, 239. 87 34 371 75 '

596. 59 3, 389. 54 1, 598. 79

988. 64 2, 460. 29 I, 485. 16 2, 496. 76

17, 982. 11 25, 320. 20

i

26, 66&5. 50 750. 00

3, 500. 00,

146& 795. 20

259. 54

Total disbursements, Post-Office Depart- ment proper 1, 52, 069. 70 146, 535. 66 1, 669, 605. 36



Postal Service— Deficiency in postal revenues ($19, 486, 633. 05 in-

definite) Mail transportation, Pacific railroads. Weighing, counting, and recording mail matter Judgments, Court of Claims Payment to-

George W. Fleming Nye ck Schneider Co. John Wagner.

Reimbursement to- Garrett R, Bradley. S, R. Green. Anna B. Moore

Relief of— J. M. Bloom James H. De Coster Chas. H. Dunning Farmers and Merchants Bank of Mandan,

N. Dak. Estate of Charles Fitzgerald. Agnes M. Harrison. Niels P. Larsen. Christina Rockwell, widow of O. P. Rockwell . . E. L. Simpson. L. B. V&yatt.

salaries. Ordinary expenses.

$19) 501, 062. 87 187, 411. 51 216, 977. 90

Public works. Miscellaneous.

87, 845. 85 )

1, 078. 85 61. 13,

152. 53

442. 14 206. 40

1, 092. 00,

118. 18 465. 95 421. 21

57. 00', 1, 600. 00

56. 00 148. 00

!

1, 073. 18 88. 90

185. 60

Total.

Total disbursements, Postal Service.

Total disbursements, Post-Office Depart- ment.

Nors. — For expenditures from postal revenues, see page 68.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

19, 905, 451. 78

$1& 528) 069 70 20& 051) 987 44

14, 587. 87

14& 587. 87

$19, 919& 989. 15

21) 589) 594 51

Salaries, etc. — Salaries, Department of Agriculture Library. Contingent expenses. . Building, Department of Agriculture. General expenses, Bureau of Animal Industry Eradicating cattle ticks, Bureau of Animal In-

dustry Meat inspection, Bureau of Animal Industry General expenses, Bureau of Plant Industry . . . . . . Cotton boll weevil investigations, Bureau of

Plant Industry Vegetable pathological investigations. Purchase and distribution of valuable seeds Tea-culture investigations Grain investigations. General expenses, Forest Service Administration, etc. , of the national forests Improvement of the national forests Refunds to depositors excess of deposits, national

forests fund Survey and report on Appalachian and White

Mountain watersheds Laboratory. Soil investigations. Cotton boll weevil investigations, Bureau of En-

tomology Preventing spread of moths, Bureau of Entomol-

oo' 5 Enforcement of the food and drugs act. . . . . Entomological investigations Biological investigations Nutrition investigations. Irrigation investigations. Public-road inclurries. Publications. Collecting agricultural statistics. Agric ultural experiment stations ($528, 000 indefi-,

nite) Agricultural experiment stations: Fund from

sale of card indexes. Paper tests Naval stores industry. National bison range. Cotton boll weevil investigations. Relief of O. Maury ck Co.

1& 044& 812. 94 15, 902. 50 91, 128. 92

1, 826, 452. 60

235, 627. 11 8, 098, 760. 29

988, 038. 57

17, 060. 43 5. 58

264, 803. 04 150. 14

6, 756. 05 8) 178, 404. 35

38, 728. 51 562, 147. 11

40& 668. 41

573. 04 758, 303. 12 210, 562. 20

8, 802. 44

284, 618. 27 1, 654. 31

161, 693. 59 57, 819. 02

7, 165. 52 178, 216. 24 79, 451. 69 41, 768. 61

142& 178. 06

1, 372) 776. 00

83. 25 9, 001. 40 9 850 82

500. 00 94. 85

238. 15

$80, 275. 50 ~

BECEIPTS AND DISBUBSEMENTS& 1909


salaries. Ordinary expenses. Public works. ' Miscellaneous. Total.

Salaries, etc. — Continued. Weather Bureau—

Salaries. Salaries station employees. . . . . . . . . . . . Contingent expenses. General expenses Fuel, lights, and repairs

Special funds— Agricultural experiment stations—

Receipts from sale of products, Hawaii. . . , .

Receipts from sale of products, Porto Rico l. Receipts from sale of products, Alaska.

Administration, etc. , of forest reserves Cooperative work, forest investigations Payment to States and Territories from

national forests fund Pomological investigations, fund from sales

of fruit and vegetables

$210, 771. 84, ' 681, 283. 66 '

$12, 859. 51 685, 746. 96

12, 240. 49

92. 66 500. 00

2, 506. 30 100, 409. 18 32, 065. 21

443, 652. 27

768. 02

Total disbursements, Department of Agri- culture

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND LABOR. '.

,

Salaries, efc. — Salaries, office of Secretary of Commerce and

Labor Salaries and expenses, special agents. . . . Rent Investigating the condition of woman and child

workers Contingent expenses. Bureau of Corporations—

Salaries Salaries and expenses, special attorneys, '

examiners, etc. Salaries, Bureau of Manufactures. . Bureau of Statistics—

Salaries Collecting statistics relating to commerce Collating tariffs of foreign countries. . . .

Bureau of Navigation— Salaries Salaries, Shipping Service Contingent expenses, Shipping Service. . . . .

Total disbursements, Department of Com- merce and Labor proper. . . . . .

Bureau of Lahor- Salaries. Miscellaneous expenses Library

Total disbursements, Bureau of I abor. . . . . ,

147, 421. 76, 32, 522. 08

j

48, 999. 96

66, 838. 58 j

149, 623. 93 j

81& 318. 83 '

69, 043. 94, '

81) 674. 46, ' 69) 840. 84

60, 158. 26

3, 847. 30 5, 077. 07

7& 959. 16 ;'

598, 284. 87

104, 426. 96 '

121, 041. 75 '

58, 071. 54 501. 93

104, 426. 96 58, 578. 47

1, 886, 868. 44 14, 365, 824. 29 830, 275. 50 . $16, 282, 468. 28

$148, 789. 50

148, 789. 50 868, 065. 62

lo8, 000. 43

Bureau of Standards— Salaries Equipment General expenses. Improvement and care of grounds. Laboratory. Testing machine.

Total disbursements, Bureau of Standards. . j

Census OPce Salaries. Rent Stationery Library Collecting statistics Tabulating statistics Preliminary expenses of the Thirteenth Census. . Miscellaneous expenses. Relief of John W. Donovan

185, 874. 24

135& 874. 24

692, 973. 03

40, 82o. 02 14, 592. 21 1, 888. 56

500. 00,

57, 300. 79

22, 080. 00 8, 037. 64 1, 002. 80

844, 239. 99 42, 876. 25 10, 000. 00 20, 734. 67

78, 000. 00

78. 000. 00

;i2. 23

271, 175. 08

Total disbursements, Census Office. . 692, 978. 03 448, 471. 35 82. 23 1, 141, 476. 61

64 RECEIPTS AND DISBIIRSEMENTS~ 1909.


Salaries, Ordinary expenses. Public works. Miscellaneous. Total.

Coast and Geodetic Survey— Salaries Pay, etc. , of of!icers and men, vessels. Party expenses. General expenses Repairs of vessels.

$312, 408. 68 242, 416. 78

fi361, 786. 95 45, 328. 04 89, 259. 14

Total disbursements, Coast and Geodetic Survey 554, 825. 46 l 446, 374. 13 $1, 001, 199. 59

Light-Elouse Establishment— Salaries, oflice of Light-House Board. . . . . . . . . . . Salaries of keepers of light-houses . . . Supplies of light-houses. Repairs and incidental expenses of light-houses. Oil houses for light stations Storehouses for oil. Expenses of light-vessels. Expenses of buoyage. Expenses of fog signals Lighting of rivers Light-keepers' dwellings. Light stations, etc. —

Hedge Fence Shoal!ight-vessel, Mass Nantucket Shoals light-vessel, Mass . Point Judith lighted buoy, R. I. New Haven Harbor, Conn Stonington Breakwater, Conn. Southwest Ledge, Conn. Southeast Shoal light-vessels, Lake Erie Schooner I. edge range lights, Pa. Ambrose Channel, N Y Anchorage buoys, port of New York Negro Point, N. Y New York Bay gas buoys Staten Island depot, N. Y Dela ware Breakwater, Del Bel levue range lights, Delaware River. Goose Island Flats, Delaware River Miah Maul Shoal, Delaware River Delaware River post lights, N. J. . Delaware River range lights, N. J Elbow of Cross Ledge, N. J Baltimore, Md La Trappe River lights, Md. Chesapeake Bay lighted buoys. Washington, D, C. , light-house depot Ragged Point. Potomac River Pungoteague Creek, Va Frving Pa~n Shoal light-vessel, N. C Hillsboro Inlet, Fla. St. Johns River lighted buoy, Fla Lake Borgne, Miss Southwest Pass, La. Fort San Jacinto depot, Tex Galveston Jetty, Tex Sabine Pass Jetty, Tex. Apostles Group Islands survey, Mich Cheboygan River front range, Mich. Grand Point au Sable fog signals, Mich. Great Lakes channel lights Munising, Mich Rock of Ages, Mich. St. Joseph depot, Mich. West Neebish channel lights, St. Marys ~

River, Mich. White Shoal, Lake Michigan Milwaukee light-vessel, Wis Cleveland Harbor breakwater, Ohio Batterv Point fog signal, Wash. Ediz Hook, Wash. Swiftsure Bank light-vessel, Wash. Cape Arago, Oreg Cape Blanro survev, Oreg. Columbia River light-vessel, Oreg. Carquinez Strait, Cal. Humboldt Bay fog signal, Cal Point Arena, Cal

47, 519. 26 I

1, 092, 264. 86 I

688, 987. 08 901, 461. 27

7, 252 68 I

1, 500. 00 I

825 360 42 i

768, 842. 16 222, 116. 38 354, 978. 89

$67, 214. 25

13, 173. 42 8, 141. 47 9, 000. 00

578. 00 5, 000. 00

50, 000. 00 4, 000. 00

10, 650. 00 8, 884. 22

10, 000. 00 500. 00

16, 250. 00 18, 556. 47 2, 807. 98

16, 954. 55 15, 000. 00 36, 000. 00

800. 00 7, 250. 00

15& 273. 80 82& 666. 89

6, 406. 82 15& 186. 00 12, 000. 00 13, 521. 00

5 419 66 8, 492. 51

1. 57 11, 522. 00 4, 140. 45

11, 500. 00 9, 000. 00

78. 80 200. 00

1, 246. 36 I, 550. 00

11, 000. 00 4, 000. 00 6, 000. 00

28, 000. 00 11, 000. 00

8, 200. 00 188, 826. 96

I

4, 000. 00 500. 00

9, 600. 00 45. 48

24, 351. 96 7& 664. 42

18. 40 12, 813. 97 29, 015. 00 8, 850. 86 4, 889. 81

RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) 1909.

Dishurseit tents — Continued.

Salaries. Ordinary expenses. Public works. Miscellaneous I Total

Light-House Establishment — Continued. Light stations, etc, — Cont in u ed.

Point Cabrillo, Cal. Punta Gorda, Cal. Hinchinbrook Entrance, Prince william

Sound, Alaska. Honolulu Harbor, Hawaii. Kauai Island, Hawaii. Molokai, Hawaii. San Juan depot, P. R. Porto Itican light-house service Guantanamo, (, 'ubs, Tender for First light-house district. Tender for Third light-house district Tender for engineer, Third light-house dis-

trict Tender for engineer, Sixth light-house dis-

trict Tender for inspector, Sixth light-house dis-

trict. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tender for Seventh light-house district. Tender for inspector, Eighth Light-house dis-

trict. . . . . . . . . . . . . Tender for Twelfth light-house district Tender for Thirteenth light-house district. Tender for Fifteenth light-house district. Tender for Pacific Ocean. Tender for Porto Rico Tender for Lake Superior Relief light-vessel for I'ourth light-house dis-

trict. . . . . . Relief light-vessel for Ninth and Eleventh

light-house districts. Relief light-vessel for Pacific coast Reimbursement to Territory of Hawaii for

maintaining light-house service

Deduct repayments to. appropriations in excess of disbursements.

Total disbursements, Light-House Estab- lishment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

826, 971. 15 5&, 000. 00

1, 780. 99 4, 580. 60 5, 000. 00

23, 153. 30 2, 000. 00

458. 99 2, 833. 96 2, 058. 33

27, 025. 15

1, 000. 00

1, 000. 00 I

23, 632. 48 28, 680. 69

2, 297. 91 50, 939. 55 48, 919. 99

1, 873. 92 47& 504. 55 23, 330. 37 82, 907. 71

12, 888. 82

1, 000. 00 24, 191. 53

23, 393. 69

1& 195, 160. 26

52) 785. 54

81, 139, 784. 12 $3& 720, 498. 83 1, 142, 374. 72 $6, 002, 657. 67

Bureau of J'isheries- Salaries. Miscellaneous expenses. Salaries, agents at salmon fisheries in Alaska. . . Biological station, Mississippi River Valley Repairs to steamer Albatross. Fish hatcheries—

Alaska Battle Creek, Cal Boothbay Harbor, Me Cold Springs, Ga. Duluth, Minn. Green Lake, Me. Iowa. . Mammoth Spring, Ark. Neosho, Mo Tennessee Wytheville, Va


Total disbursements, Bureau of Fisheries

Steamboat-Inspection Service— Salaries, Office of Supervising Inspector-General. Salaries, Steamboat-Inspection Service. Contingent, expenses

Total disbursements, Steamboat-Inspec- ti& n Service .

292, 239. 32

4, 600. 00

296, 839. 32

14& 388. 89 420, 500. 00

434, 888. 89

375& 049. 47

18, 000. 00

393, 049. 47

85) 915 54

85, 9l5. 54

5, 500. 00

9& 000. 00 . 25

2& 000. 00 1) 200. 00 2& 500. 00 1, 500. 00

175. 00 3, 003. 38

18, 400. 00 2, 350. 00

290. 00

45, 918. 63

2. 76

4o) 915. 87 735, 804. 66

520. 804. 43

14131 — H. Doc. 236, 61 — 2 — 9




Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization— Naturalization of aliens Special funds—

Salaries, Bureau of Immigration and Natu- ralization

Expenses of regulating immigration. Enforcement of Chinese exclusion act Boarding cutter, Immigrant Service, San

Francisco, Cal. Immigrant station—

Ellis Island Galveston, Tex. San Francisco, Cal


Total disbursements, Bureau of Immigra- tion and Naturalization. . . . . . . . . .

jf'iscellaneous- Salaries, agents at seal fisheries in Alaska. Supplies for native inhabitants of Alaska. Refunding penalties or charges erroneously ex-

acted. Payment to C. F. Sugg .

Total disbursements, Miscellaneous.

$97, 493. 05

97, 493. 05

13, 881. 65

18, 881. 65

$12. 92

1& 974, 602. 11 502& 485. 23

22, 000. 00

2, 499, 050. 26

$870& 000. 00 11& 631. 36 90, 000. 00

971, 631. 86

1, 000. 00

970, 681. 36

$19, 236. 14

1, 863. 40 79. 9o

21& 229 49

$3, 567& 174. 67

85, 111. 14

Total disbursements, Department of Com- merce and Labor

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.

4, 069, 271. 09 7, 825, 275. 59 2, 236) 921. 95 170, 001. 22 14, 301, 469. 85

Salaries, etc. — Salaries, Department of Justice. Traveling and miscellaneous expenses, Depart-

ment of Justice Repairs to court-house, Washington, D, C Addition to court-house, Washington, D, C Traveling expenses, Territory of Alaska. Incidental expenses, Territory of Alaska Defending suits in claims against the United

States Defense in Indian depredation claims Prosecution of crimes. . . . Salaries and expenses, Spanish Claims Com-

mission. Defense of suits before Spanish Claims Com-

mission Investigating title of United States in lands in

District of Columbia. Enforcement of antitrust laws. Opinions of Attorney-General Rent of buildings. Judgments, Court of Claims

Contingent expenses— Furniture and repairs. Stationery Books for department library. Books for offices of solicitors. Transportation Miscellaneous items


410, 142. 64

5, 861. 33 7, 148. 80

8, 200. 15 4) 547. 74

15, 484. 98 18, 895. 59 24, 850. 66

1, 000. 00 24, 599. 99

2, 996. 55 8, 986. 50, 3, 500. 00

747. 64 2, 498. 07

18, 290. 17

186, 502. 67

547. 50

56, 000. 00

68, 095. 86

76, 197. 83

4, 526. 62 220& 641 78

2, 238. 87

Total disbursements, Department of Jus- tice 410, 142. 64 135, 955. 17 56, 000. 00 871, 695. 41 978, 793. 22

Total disbursements, Executive. . . 121, 194, 674 65 248, 358, 986. 87 113, 533, 984. 86 198, 816, 919. 73 l671' 899, 466. 11


Disbursements — Continued,

67


JUDICIAL Salaries, etc. —

Salaries— Supreme Court. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . And expenses, reporter of Supreme Court. . . . Circuit courts. District judges. Retired judges. Supreme court, District of Columbia And expenses, court of appeals, District of

Columbia. District court, Territory of Hawaii. . . . Clerk of district court, northern district of '

Illinois. Commissioner, Yellowstone National Park.

Salaries, fees, and expenses of marshals, United States courts

Fees of district attorney, District of Columbia. . . . . . Salaries and expenses of district attorneys,

United States courts. Pay of regular assistant attorneys, United States

courts. Pay of special assistant attorneys, United States

courts. Pay of assistant attorneys in naturalization cases,

United States courts Fees of clerks, United States courts. Fees of commissioners, United States courts. Fees of jurors, United States courts Fees of witnesses, United States court, s. Pay of bailiffs, etc. , United States courts. . Support of prisoners, United States courts Rent of court rooms, United States courts Miscellaneous expenses, United States courts. . Supplies for United States courts. Court-house and jail, Nome, Alaska. United States penitentiary, Atlanta, Ga, . United States penitentiary, Leavenworth, Kans. . . . United States penitentiary, Leavenworth, Kans. ,

site. Books for courts in Hawaii. Books for libraries, circuit courts of appeals. . . . . . . . Library for circuit court of appeals, Ninth circuit. . . Awards, Spanish Treaty Claims Commission. Reform School, 9'ashington, D. C. Buildings, Reform School, washington, D. C. National Training School for Boys, 1Vashington,

C Buildings, National Training School for Boys,

washington, D. (. "

Prosecution of Indians in Arizona. Suits for removal of restrictions, allotted lands,

Five Civilized Tribes. Protecting interests of United States in suits

affectin~g Pacific railroads Payment to—

P. S. Peterson, Fairbanks, Alaska John M. McDowell for preparing indices of

records of Council City, Alaska Relief of-

Angeline C. Burgert . . Copiah County, 1&lississippi.

Reimbursement to- Ulysses G. )Finn Guion Miller

$130& 900. 00 7, 500. 00

236, 838. 88 506, 050. 00 114, 530. 12 41, 362. 50

84& 487. 50 9, 191. 67

3, 000. 00 1, 500. 00

1, 312, 797. 73

527, 011. 86

259, 802. 94

105, 775. 87

140& 694. 16

211, 167. 76

$23, 569. 02

835, 121. 86 97, 908. 54

977, 700. 00 843, 894. 28

579, 078. 44 03, 488. 07

576, 288. 54 82, 138. 04

208, 055. 51 162& 958. 21

774. 00 7, 382. 71

11, 063. 50

7, 908. 53

37, 641. 41

$20, 000. 00

101, 597. 72

8, 788. 00

82, 000. 00

$271, 644. 15

1, 310. G5

41, 809. 50

10, 750. 00

098. 00

3, 000. 00

157. 72 164. 50

132. 80 138. 98

8, 643, 166. 49 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of

disbursements. . 75

102, 885. 72

856. 63'I

Total disbursements, Judicial.

Total ordinary disbursenients. . . 8, 648, 1G5. 74 3, 904, 800. 70 162, 029. 09 829, 801. 86 88, 099, 850. 95

131, 768, 132. 95 258, 480, 895. 96 ~

82, 848, 208. i5 194, 721, 712. 11 Gii2, 321&4W. i&

68 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTSr 1909,

Di sbursement8 Continued.

Salaries. Ordinary expenses. Public works. Miscellsneous. Total.

PA. NAMA, CANAL DISBURSEMENTS.

Miscellaneous material purchases on Isthmus. Isthmus pay rolls. Salaries in the United States, Isthmian Canal. Incidental expenses in the United States, Isthmian

Canal. Pay of oflicers and employees on Isthmus. Incidental expenses on Isthmus. Pay of officers and employees, Canal Zone Canal Zone pay rolls. Material and expenses, Canal Zone Pay of sanitary officers and employees on Isthmus Sanitary pay rolls on Isthmus . . Material and expenses on Isthmus, sanitary depart-

ment Reequipment of Panama Railroad Relocation of Panama Railroad. Payment to Pembroke B. Banton for injuries.


Total Panama Canal disbursements.

PUBLIC DEBT DISBURSEMENTS.

Gold certificates Silver certificates. United States notes. Treasury notes of 1890 Refunding certificates. Fractional currency One-year notes of 1863. Compound-interest notes. Seven-thirties of 1864 and 1865 Ten-forties of 1864 Consols of 1865 Consols of 1867 Consols of 1868 Funded loan of 1881 Funded loan of 1891 Funded loan of 1907 Loan of 1904. Certificates of indebtedness National-bank notes, redemption account.

Deduct certificates and notes redeemed from trust funds pledged therefor, $589, 455, 000. . . .

Deduct worn and mutilated United States notes redeemed but replaced by the issue of new notes in kind, $132, 940, 000

Total public debt disbursements

. $261, 892, 000. 00 326, 796, 000. 00 132, 940, 000. 00

7C&7, 000. 00 550. 00

2, 027. 00 30. 00

230. 00 650. 00 200. 00 450. 00 500. 00 700. 00

5, 050. 00 750. 00

1, 208, 200. 00 28, 850. 00

14 186 500 00 89, 562& 083. 00

827, 391& 770. 00

722, 395, 000. 00

104, 996, 770. 00

$14& 040, 919. 83 11& 211, 005. 00

163, 738. 42

69, 102. 96 3, 559) 982. 36

324, 905. 31 460& 405. 73

29& 608. 94 154, 802. 94 647, 086. 53 242, 807. 74

648, 658. 68 377, 331. 79

1, 085, 000. 00 10, 000. 00

33, 025, 356. 23

1, 605, 913. 82

31, 419, 442. 41 . $31, 419, 442. 41

104, 996, 770. 00

Total disbursements, exclusive of posts, l $131, 768, 132. 95

POSTAL SERVICE.

Office of the Postmaster-Gcneral- Advertising. Buildings for use of Post-Office Departnicnt. . . . . . Post-ofhce inspectors. Payment of rewards. Equipment, Washington City post-office. Investigating labor-saving devices Miscellaneous expenses, Postmaster-General. . .

Once of the First Assistant Postmaster-General- Compensatiou to postmasters. Assistant postmasters and clerks in post-offices. . . Rent, light, and fuel Rent, etc. , Sts. tion Ii, New York City. Miscellaneous items, first and second-class offices. Canceling machines, etc Assistant superintendents, salary and allowance

division City-delivery service Special-delivery service Miscellaneous expenses, First Assistant Post-

master-General

358, 483, 164. 96 113, 767, 647. 16 $194, 721, 712. 11 798, 740, 657. 18

769. 00 31, 173. 72

9o4, 748. 20 13, 479. 31

7, 367. 00 12. 95 56. 05

26, 572, 936. 23 34, 876) 492. 71 3, 482, 568. 91

64, 850. 22 274, 001. 45 296, 567. 10

32, 493. 90 29, 769, 538. 88

1, 125& 897. 60

258. 95

BECEIPTS AND DISBUBSEMENTSr 1909.

Dishitrseme7tts — Continued.

69

Salaries. Ordinary expenses. , Public works. Miscellaneous. Total.

Office of the 8econd Assistant Postmaster-General- Mail transportation — star Mail transportation — boat Mail-messenger service Pneumatic-tube service Wagon service Mail bags, etc Mail equipment shop, Chicago, Ill Mail locks and keys, etc. Mail transportation — railroad. Freight on mail bags, postal cards, etc Railway post-office car service Railway Mail Service Mail transportation — electric and cable cars. . . . . . . Transportation of foreign mails . Balances due foreign countries. Miscellaneous expenses, Second Assistant Post-

master-General Freight and expressage on supplies.

Once of the Third Assistant Postmaster-General— Postage stamps (manufacture of) Stamped envelopes (manufacture of) Distribution of stamped and oflicial envelopes. . . . Postal cards (manufacture of) Distribution of postal cards. Ship, steamboat, and way letters. Indemnities, domestic registered mail Indemnities, international registered mail Miscellaneous expenses, Third Assistant Post-

master-General Special counsel — suits, second-class mailing

privilege Unpaid money orders more than one year old. . . . .

Ogice of the I&ourth Assistant Postmaster-General— Stationery. Official and registry envelopes. Distribution of registry envelopes. Blanks, etc. , money-order service Miscellaneous items, registry system Supplies, city-delivery service Postmarking, rating, and money-order stamps . . . . Letter balances and scales. Wrapping paper. Wrapping twine Facing slips, etc Typewriters, copying presses, etc Printing street directories. Supplies, rural-delivery service. Shipment of supplies. Files, etc. , division of supplies. Rural-delivery service Miscellaneous expenses, Fourth Assistant Post-

master-General

Less repayments in excess of audited expenditures

$6& 364, 283. 59 667& 804. 04

1, 359, 388. 98 640, 132. 90

1, 39&, 911. 34 449, 701. 98 '

451. 53 40, 597. 11

41, 419& 361. 89 163, 955. 10

4& 292, 919. 02 18, 339, 236. 87

602, 829. 31 2, 336, 214. 83

141, 850. 49

458. 10 125. 33

523, 489. 04 1, 225, 354. 62

22, 934. 85 178 610 22 I

5, 988. 93 124. 46

14, 089. 30 22. 24

388. 70

2, 600. 00 485, 545. 21

145, 129. 84 214, 634. 18

5, 060. 00 151, 631. 85

5, 929. 82 88, 966. 98 38, 365. 35 6, 736. 15

14, 835. 79 165, 670. 77

54, 072. 50 104, 430. 97 11, 989. 35 33, 078. 85 46, 795. 78 I

2, 482. 50 35, 545, 490. 42

363. 18

214, 815, 251. 44

4, 428. 52

Total Less amount of $11, 248, 439. 85 expended to June

30, 1909, from grants from the Treasury of $19, 501, 062. 37 for deficiencies in postal revenues, which grants are charged in the ordinary disbursements of the Treasury.

Total postal expenditures from, postal revenues.

Total disbursements, including postal. .

e214, 810, 822. 92

all, 248, 439. 85

203 562 383 07 '

$113, 767, 617. 16 8194, 721, 712. 11 ~&131. &68, 132, 95 i' 562, 045, 548 03

$203, 562, 383. 07

1, 002, 303, 040. 25

o Exclusive of $6, 193, 279. 97 audited expenditures paid by Post-Oflice Department subsequent to June 30, 1909.

70 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMElifTS~ 1909.

RECAPITULATION OF DISBURSEMENTS.


ORDINARY DISBURSEMENTS.

LEGISLATIVE.

Senate House of Representatives. Legislative, Miscellaneous. Public Printer. Library of Congress. Botanic Garden Court ol' Claims.

Total disbursements. Legislative . . EXECUTIVE PROPER.

Executive Office Civil Service Commission

Total disbursements, E x e c u ti v e proper

STATE DEPARTMENT.

Salaries, etc Foreign intercourse.

Total disbursements, State Department

TREASURV DEPARTMENT.

Salaries, etc Independent Treasury. Mints and assay offices. Internal Revenue Customs Service Public Health and Marine-Hospital Service Life-Saving Servdce. Bureau of Engraving and Printing. . . . . Public Buildings. Treasury Miscellaneous (including interest on the

public debt, $21, 803, 836. 46).

$1& 485, 826. 94 4, 615, 895. 10

411, 427. 90 341, 356. 13

15, 112. 15 60& 674. 34

6, 930, 292. 56

138, 694. 17 245, 639. 66

384& 333. 83

363, 977. 71 2, 035, 010. 91

2, 398, 988. 62

4, 814, 158. 07 520, 140. 53

1, 105, 771. 15 4, 349, 714. 42

2, 703, 648. 38

1, 747, 274. 61

$282, 798. 70 330, 752. 21

5, 324& 419. 20 219, 232. 64

5, 504. 43 5, 391. 15

6& 168& 098 33

48, 235. 98 10, 937. 86

59, 173. 84

60, 626. 91 852& 424. 52

913, 051. 43

369, 455. 33 258& 360 82 225, 357. 06

1, 187, 156. 88 23, 195, 412. 73

1, 582, 512. 06 2, 258, 600. 58

353, 909. 14

24, 548, 920. 73

$66& 670. 11 5, 012. 10

71, 682. 21

11, 852. 39 5, 050. 00

12, 452, 502. 41

$3, 750. 00 58, 488. 21

512, 752. 81

574, 991. 02

599. 54

599. 54

2, 670. 90 565, 619. 80

568, 290. 70

16, 381. 05 1, 014, 677. 17

790, 175. 23

$1, 772, 375. 64 5, 005, 135. 52

512, 752. 81 5, 735, 847. 10

627, 258. 88 25, 628. 68 66, 065. 49

13& 745, 064. 12

187, 529. 69 256, 577. 52

444, 107. 21

427, 275. 52 3, 453, 055. 23

3, 880, 330. 75

5, 183, 613. 40 778 501 35

1, 331, 128. 21 5, 553, 252. 35

24, 221, 942. 29 1, 587, 562. 06 2, 258, 600. 58 3, 057, 557. 52

12, 452, 502. 41

27, 086, 370. 57

Total disbursements, Treasury Depart- ment.

INDEPENDENT BUREAUS AND OFFICES.

15, 240, 707. 16 oe3, 979, 685. 33 12, 469, 404. 80 1, 821, 233. 45 83, 511, 030. 74

Territorial governments. Smithsonian Institution. National Museum. Interstate Commerce Commission

137, 249. 99 89, 847 06 I

258, 057. 87 1, 026, 165. 19

1, 002, 427. 84 153, 198. 49 98, 824. 41

798. 69

227, 097. 05 153, 198. 49

1, 359, 310. 12 1, 026, 963. 88

Total disbursements, Independent Bureaus and Offices. . . . 137, 249. 99 1, 374, 070. 12 1, 002, 427. 84 252, 821. 59 2, 766, 569. 54

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Salaries and miscellaneous. . WAR DEPA. RTMENT.

4, 841, 820. 18 5& 491& 189 13 1& 301& 595 72 3& 141& 936 72 14, 776, 541. 75

Salaries, etc. Public buildings and grounds in washington Pay Department. Commissary Department Quartermaster 's D epartment Medical Department. . . Signal Service. Ordnance Department Engineer Department:

Forts, etc Improving harbors. Improving rivers.

Military Academy War Miscellaneous

Total disbursements, War Department.

1& 816& 902 18 75, 707. 26

41, 114, 529. 81

24, 471. 89

55, 990. 79

437 087, 601. 93

90, 966. 93 263, 226, 51 507, 143. 21

7, 101, 186. 83 '

35, 673) 494. 45 1, 549, 523. 04

258, 240. 62 9, 961, 963, 04

29, 947. 75

1, 984, 025. 58 38, 199. 28

177, 503. 06 3& 116& 211 42

2, 581, 458, 59

332, 760. 34 354, 670. 01

446, 116. 41

1, 907& 869. 11 368, 881. 52

44, 203, 131. 61 7, 101, 186. 83

37, 990, 280. 37 1, 942, 392. 33

435, 743, 68 13, 524, 290. 87

297, 927. 62 5) 472, 181. 52 11, 119, 320. 80 23, 297, 162. 30 1, 516, 459. 16

14, 465, 312. 92

5, 149, 782. 01 1 1

& 1 19& 320 80

23, 297, 162. 30 1, 350, 788. 72 165, 670. 44

928, 189. 02 8, 116, 221. 97

163 344, 213. 02 ll, 831, 227. 32 56& 797& 531 71 51& 627& 852 06

RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS( 1909.

Recapitulation of DtsbtLrserrtents, etc. Continued,

Salaries. Ordinary expenses. Public works. Miscells, ueous. Total.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Salaries, etc Naval Academy. Marine Corps Increase of the Navy Bureau of Yards and Docks Bureau of Equipment Bureau of Navigation. Bureau of Construction and Repair. Bureau of Ordnance Bureau of Steam Engineering. Bureau of Supplies and Accounts. Bureau of Medicine and Surgery. Navy Miscellaneous.

Total disbursements, Navy Department

INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

$644, 285. 22 288/767. 45

2, 233, 202. 77 i

27, 475, 650. 82

30/ 641/ 912 20

$125, 227. 89 196, 337. 59

1, 065, 464. 21 25, 401, 908. 40

2, 132, 993. 35 9, 095, 661. 70 2, 088, 048. 13 9, 137, 245. 97

10, 883, 740. 22 6, 363, 851. 65 8, 585, 034. 06 1, 306, 854. 24

43, 241. 50

$354. 71. 07 240/ 612. 45',

3, 914, 013. 50 '.

1, 236, 446. 11, 223, 400. 72 '. . 220, 164. 88 '. . 378, 087. 28

122, 717. 03 4, 800. 25 i

Sfi, 780. 00

2, 950. 94 '

!!S", 001. 70 '

, 7&i! 1. 513. 11 ", 1!1 677 01

4, -I 4&/, 015. 43 2», 4(ll i 008. 40

6, 0 1(, 006. 85 9, 695, 601. 75 3, 327, 44». 18 9, 300, 046. 69

11, 103, 005. 10 0, (-11, 038. 93 8, 'is i, 034. 06 1, -ls!1, o71. 27

28, 5(!0, 300. 42

77/ 986/ 509 05 0/ 694/ 814 19 902i SS. 70 1 16/ 315& 524 20

Salaries, etc. Public lands Beneficiaries. Miscellaneous, civil Pensions Indian Affairs:

Current and contingent expenses. . Fulfilling treaty stipulations and treaty sup-

ports. Miscellaneous supports. Trust funds. Interest accounts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Incidental expenses of Indian Service. Support of Indian schools Miscellaneous expenses of Indian Service

4, 369, 009. 35 719, 821. 04

476, 790. 50

301, 343. 94

653, 539. 24 2, 529, 300. 34

97, 807. 45 359, 143. 21

536, 058. 49

1, 282, 120. 4Ci

500, 5O0. 00 3, 710, 445. 73 1, 574, 341. 95

09, 270. 31 3, 081, 704. 89 3, 879, 307. 08

137, 074. 22 14D, 017, 42

2, 406, 847. 40

11, 05», 002. 83 i

530, 159. 40 !

2, 155, 576. 54 ,

'

160, 874, 43'3. 45

5, 0"'/ 638. 59 14, 441, 258. 43

(i75, 176. 91 4, 7»0, 321. 30

101, 710, 367. 25

927, 002. 43

1, 28", 126. 46 500, 509. 06

3, 710, 445. 73 1, »74, 341. 95

Cio, 270. 31 3, 6Sl, 704. 80 3, 870, 307. 68

Total disbursements, Interior Depart- ment 5, 957, 054. 92 18, 043, 154, 41 2, 778, 930. 04 174, 615, 232. 31 202, 294, 380. 08

POST-OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Salaries, etc Deficiencies in the postal revenues. Miscellaneous expenses, Postal Service

Total disbursements, Post-Office De- ment, .

DEPARTi(F, N r OF AGRICULTURE.

Salaries and miscellaneous. . DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND LABOR.

1, 523, 009. 70

1, 523, 069. 70

1, 880, 868. 44

140, 535. 00 10, 501, 062. 37

404, 389. 41

20, 051, 987. 44

14, 365, 32-1. 29 30, 2/». 50

14, i:ii. 37

14, 537. 37

1, 609, 605. 36 19, 501, 062. 37

418, 926. 78

21, 580, 594. 51

10, 282, 468. 23

Salaries, etc Bureau of Labor Bureau of Standards. Census (illii c Coast anil (/& iiil& ti& Survey. . . . I. ight-House Establishment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bureau of 1'isheries. Steamboat-Inspection Service. Bureau of Immigratiou and iVaturalization . (&Iiscellaneous.

598, 284. 37 104, 426. 96 135, 874. 24 692, 973. 03 554, 825. 46

1, 139, 784. 12 290, 839. 32 434, 888. 89

97, 403. 05 13, 881. 65

121/ 041 75 53, 573. 47 57, 300. 79

448, 471. 35 446, 374. 13

3, 720, 498. 83 393, 049. 47

85, 915. 54 2, 499, 050. 26

7S, 000. 00

148, 730. 50

1, 142, 3/1. 72 4», 915. 8

9(0, 631. 30 '. . . . . 21, 2'0. 40

808, 15S, '/(1,

1, 141, 1, 001, (i, oo'i,

520, 3, 507,

35,

OCi5. 02 000. 43 1 ( &i. 03 47(i. 01 100. 59 C»7. 67 804. (i(i 804. 43 1/1. 67 111. 14

I

Total disbursements, Department of Comm&iree and Labor

DEPARTOIENT OF JUSTICE.

Salaries ancl miscellaneous. . . JUDICIAL.

Salaries and miscellaneous. . . Total ordinary

disbursements�

. .

4, 009, 271. 00

410, 142. 64

3, 043, 165. 74

131/ 768/ 132 95

7, 825, 275. 50

135, 955. 17

3, 004, 300. 70

253, 486, 394. 0Ci

2, 230, 021. 95 1/0, 001 22 14, 301, 469. 85

5fi, 000. 00 371, 005. 41 073, (03. '/2

lb' i 029. 00 320, SOL 30 b, 000, , ')5&i. 0»

348/ 04 / o 194/ 721/ / 1' ll 6(i' '3' 4 4 14 77

72 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTSr 1909.

Recapitutation of Disbursements, etc. — Continued.


PANANA CA. NAL DISBURSEMENTS.

Total Panama Canal disbursements.

PUBLIC DEBT DISBURSEMENTS.

Total public d«bt disbursements.

Total disbursements, exclusive of postal $131, 76&8, 132. 95

POSTA. L SERVICE.

Postal expenditures Less amount of $11, 248, 439. 85 expended to June

30, 1909, from grants from the Treasury of $19, 501, 062. 37 for deficiencies in postal revenues, which grants are charged in the ordinary disbursements of the Treasury.

Total postal expenditures from postal revenues. . .

Total disbursements, including postal . . 131, 768, 132. 95

. $104& 996, 770. 00

3o8, 483, 164. 96

a214, 810& 822. 92

oll, 248, 439. 85

203, 562, 383. 07

562, 045, 548. 03

$31& 419, 442. 41

113, 767, 647. 16 $194, 721, 712. 11

113, 767, 647. 16 194, 721, 712. 11

$31, 419, 442. 41

104& 99fi, 770. 00

798, 740, 657. 18

203, 562, 383. 07

1, 002, 303, 040. 25

~ Exclusive of $6, 193, 379. 97 audited expenditures paid by Post-Office Department subsequent to June 30, 1909.

SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 1909.

Receipts. Amount. Disbursements. Amount.

Customs Internal revenue. Public lands Miscellaneous

Ordinary receipts. Panama Canal receipts Public debt receipts.

Total receipts, exclusive of postal revenues .

Postal revenues

$300, 711, 933. 95 246, 212, 643. 59

7, 700, 567. 78 48, 964, 344. 52

603, 589, 489. 84 30, 731, 008. 21 45, 624, 239. 50

679, 944& 737. 55 203, 562, 383. 07

Civil and miscellaneous b . Military establishment Naval establishment Indians Pensions Interest

Ordinary disbursements Panama Canal disbursements Public debt disbursements . .

Total disbursements, exclusive of postal. . Postal expenditures from postal revenues

$186, 502, 149. 47 161, 067, 462. 39 115, 546, 011. 09

15, 694, 618. 11 161, 710, 367. 25 21, 803, 836. 46

662, 324, 444. 77 31, 419, 442. 41

104& 996, 770. 00

798& 740, 657. 18 c 203, 562, 383. 07

Total receipts, including postal revenues 883, 507, 120. 62 Total disbursements, including postal . 1, 002, 303, 040. 25

» Includes disbursements for salaries and other civil expenses of the War and Navy Departments. c See note a above.


RECAPITULATION OF DISB1, RSKME&WTS MADE FROM PER1IAXI', XT AND INCLUDED IN FOREGOING STATFMFXT.

IXI)1, "FIXITF. APPROPRIATIONS

Legu&lative- National Mon«tary Commission.

&State Department Salaries, diplomatic officers, while receiviug instructions and in transit Salaries, consular officers, while receiving instructions and in transit. . . . . . , Pay of consular officers for services to American vessels and seamen Refunding moneys erroneously received and covered Negotiation~ for revision of fur-seal regulations for North Pacific Ocean and Bering Sea.

'Miscellaneous trust funds. Estates of deccdents, trust funds.

Treasury De partment- Interest on the public debt. Contingent expenses, national currency (reimbursable), Treasurer's office. Recoinage of silver coin. Collecting revenue from customs: Total disbursement, $10, 261, 073. 83; from permanent appropHation . . Detection and prevention of frauds upon the customs revenue Repayment to importers excess of deposits (customs). Debentures or draa backs, bounties or allowances (customs). Refunding penslti& s or charges erroneously exacted (customs) Refunding duties on goods destroye&l. Proceeds of goods seized and sold (customs). Unclaimed merchandise (customs) Judgments, Court of Claims, refund of duties on steel blooms Philippine special fund Extra pay to officers and men who served in the Mexican war (revenue marine) Redemption of stamps (internal revenue) Refunding tax on certain legacies (internal revenue). Refunding stamp tax on export bills of lading (internal revenue). Refunding stamp tax on foreign bills of exchange (internal revenue) Refunding tax on contingent beneficial interests (internal revenue). Allowance or drawback (internal revenue) Refunding taxes illegally collected (internal rev«nue). Repayment of taxes on distilled spirits destroyed by casualty (internal & avenue) . . Salaries and expenses under act to amend national banking laws Refunding to national banking associations excess of duty Expenses of Panama Canal loan To promote the education of the blind (interest).

Independent Bureaus and OPces- Salaries, governor, etc. , Territory of Hawaii (for circuit judges) Expenses, Smithsonian Institution (interest on trust fund).

District of Cotumbia- Extension of streets and avenues. Damages, changes of grade, Union Station Militia, fund from fines. Industrial Home School fund Refunding taxes. . Escheated estates relief fund. Surplus fund. Permit fund Guarantee fund. Police relief fund Firemen's relief fund. Washington redemption fund. Miscellaneous trust fund deposits.

33rar Department— Arming and equipping the militia Supplying new arms and equipments for organized militia. Arms, uniforms, equipments, etc. , organized militia Transportation of the army and its supplies, Pacific railroads. Trusses for disabled soldiers Ordnance material, proceeds of sales. . . . . Powder and projectiles, proceeds of sales. Wagon roads, bridges, and trails, Alaska fund. Operating and care of canals and other works of navigation. Removing sunken vessels or craft obstructing or endangering navigation. . . . Removing obstructions in the Mississippi River. Operating snag and dredge boats on upper Mississippi River Operating snag boats on Ohio River. . Gauging the waters of the Mississippi and its tributaries. Maintenance of South Pass Channel, Mississippi River Examinations and surveys at South Pass, Mississippi River Permanent International Commission of Congresses of Navigation. Extra pay to officers and men who served in the Mexican w7ar (army) Extra pay, Regular Army, war with Spain Extra pav to volunteers, war with Spain Claims of officers and men of the army for destruction of private property. . Reimbursement to States and Territories expenses of raising troops for war with Spain. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Refunding moneys erroneously received and covered . . Funds contributed by citizens of Dallas, Tex. , for improvement of Trinity River, Texas. . . . . . - . - . - - -- Soldiers' Home interest account.

' &

- ~ ~ - ~ ~ - ~ - ~ - - --

Soldiers' Home permanent fund. Pay of the army, deposit fund.

14131 — H. Doc. 236, 61-2 — 10

8&'&0 000. 50

s2'&, &sl. 51&

:31, I~, . 45 6, 454. 07

l. 0:3 1, 034. 00

89, 149. 62 1, 058. 48

21, 803, S30. 40 165, 481. 50

6'2, 240. 08 5, 500, 000. 00

163, 537. 95 2, S82, 715. 84 0, 774, 215. 45

177. &«

25. 08 14. 50

2, 851. 18 12, 899. 00 .

981, 715. 60 800. 00

95, 409. 09 1, 564. 99

715 59 1:32, 868. 8:3 200, 895. 4"

9, 780. 30 15, 789. 25

54. 31 878, 085. 29

309. 90 943. 68

10, 000. 00

151, 469. 10

39, 095, 381. 87

20, 588. 84 56, 695. 12

77, 278. 46

45, 586. 81 80& 941. 74

3& 873. 38 4, 829. 84

20, 446. 79 517. 36 634. 00

10, 056. 83 302. 41

72, 829. 33 31, 356. 01

110, 402. 95 368, 789. 07

750, 500. 50

2, 16'2, 280&. '& 8 2, 250, 908. 60 1, 114, 218. 19

11, 40o. 84 1, 809. 00

26, 658. 80 1, 000. 00

145, 4" 4. 27 1, 777, 080. 48

54, 840. 52 96, 368. 8'2

25, 000. 00 85, 680. 88

7, 800. 04 184, 850. 77

11& 000. 00 2, 981. 05

46. 00 1, 144. 60

18, 50&6. 62 9, 682. 97

130, 253. 66 I, 308. 14

18, 000. 00 104, 502. 46 909, 000. 00

1, 335, 209, 63 10, 380, %1. 12


Recapitulatzon of Dt'sbtfzrsements, etc. — Continued. Aravg Department—

Ordnance material, proceeds of sales Naval hospital fund Navy transportation, Pacific railroads. . . . . Extra pay to oflicers and men who served in the Mexican war (navy). Clothing and small-stores fund. Pay of the navy, deposit fund Pay of the Xfarine Corps, deposit fund Prize money to captors. Prize money to captors, Spanish war.

Interior Department— Repayment for lands erroneously sold. Protection and improvement of Hot Springs, Ark. Distribution of Supreme Court reports, Revised Statutes, etc. Colleges for agriculture and the mechanic arts Proceeds sale of town lots, A. nadarko, Okla. Proceeds sale of town lots, Hobart, Okla Proceeds sale of town lots, Lawton, Okla. Proceeds of town sites for schools in Oklahoma Surveying within land grants (rehnbursable) Repayment of excess of deposits for mineral surveys. . . . . I"ive, three, and two per cent funds of the net proceeds of sales of public lands in the States Indemnity for swamp lands purchased by individuals. Revenue's, Yosemite National Park . . . Revenues, Yellowstone National Park Revenues, Platt National Park . . . . . . . . . Revenues, Mount Rainier National Park. Revenues, Wind Cave National Park Reclamation fund Maryland School for the Blind. Public schools, Alaska fund. Care of the insane, Alaska fund. Liquidation of deposits in Hawaiian Postal Savings Bank. Deposits by individuals for surveying public lands.

e Outstanding liabilities, lands. Interest on Indian trust funds. Miscellaueous trust funds of Indian tribes Indian moneys, proceeds of labor. Civilization of the Sioux Personal funds of patients, Government Hospital for Insane. Pension money, Government Hospital for Insane

$44, 075. 41 1, 011, 252. 13

5, 130. 43 45. 00

294, 038. 29 466, 634. 95

6, 136. 35 2, 178. 62

942. 17

76, 340. 30 19, 699. 27 1, 379. 75

I, 750, 000. 00 7, 310. 01 2& 731. 75

115, 600. 26 1, 398. 30

28, 054. 55 7, 232. 09

437, 639. 26 20, 291. 22 5, 024. 84 3, 661. 47

15, 764. 27 27. 65

220. 80 9, 627, 931. 59

1, 575. 00 34, 643. 77

8, 241. 83 221. 35

195, 120. 32 64. 63

1, 574, 341. 95 1, 893, 562. 03 1, 816, 883. 70

795, 049. 16 13, 000. 00

9& 000. 00

$1, 830, 433. 35

18, 462, 011. 12 Poet-Opi ce Department—

Mail transportation, Pacific railroads. Deficiency in postal revenues. . . . . . . .

187, 411. 51 19, 486, 633. 05

19& 674, 044. 56 Department of Agriculture—

Meat inspection, Bureau of Animal Industry. ()ooperat, ive work, forest investigations. Payment to Stat, es and Territories from national forests fund. Refunds to depositors excess of deposits, national forests fund Pomological investigations, fund from sales of fruit and vegetables Agricultural experiment stations. Agricultural experiment stations:

Receipts from sale of products, Hawaii Receipts from sale of products, Porto Rico. Receipts from sale of products, Alaska.

Department of Commerce and Labor— Expenses of regulating immigration (including $97, 493. 05 for the Bureau of Immigration and Naturali-

zation) . Salaries, Shipping Service. . . Salaries, Steamboat-Inspection Service (including $14, 388. 89 for the office'of the Supervising Inspector-

General) . Contingent expenses, Steamboat-Inspection Service Refunding penalties or charges erroneously exacted

. ludicial- Salaries, retired judges Salaries and expenses, reporter of the Supreme Court.

Total disbursements from permanent and indefinite appropriations.

3, 098, 760. 29 32, 065. 21

443, 652. 27 40& 668. 41

768. 02 528, 000. 00

92. 66 500. 00

2, 506. 30

2, 072, 095. 16 69, 840. 84

434, 888. 89 85& 915. 54 1, 863. 40

114, 536. 12 7, 500. 00

4, 147& 013. 16

2, 664, 603. 83

122& 036. 12

98, 014& 979. 69

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Documents

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