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gEO DOCUMENT 60TH CONGRESS. I HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. ( 1st Session. NO. 23.

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.

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FROM THE

SZGRZTARY OF THZ TREASURY,

TRANSMITTING

A. Combined Statement of the Receipts and Expenditures of the Government for the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 1907.

December 3, 1907.— Referred to the Gommittee on Appropriations and ordered to be printed.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT) OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY, washington, D. C. , December 8, 1807 To the SPEAKER QF THE HCUsE oF REPREsENTATIYEs. SIR: Iu compliance with the requirements of section 15 of an act entitled "An Aet making appropriations for the legislative, executive, and judicial expenses of the Government for the fisca year ending June 30, 1895, and for other purposes, " approved July 31, 1894, I have the honor to transmit herewith a combined statement of the receipts expenditures of the Government for the fisca year ended June 30, 1907. Respectfully, GEORGE 8. CORTELYOU) Secretary.

COMBINED HTATLi'AlEXT

OF THE RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS (APPARENT AND ACTUAL)

OF

FOR THE

FISCAL YEAR KNDKD JtJXK 30, 190!.

TREASURY DKPAHTMKXT,

DIvIsIoN ol&' BooEEEEPIN8 AND AVARRANTs.

SIR: I have the honor to submit herewith a, statement of the revenues derived by the Government from customs, internal revenue, and sales of public lands, in each District and State, and froIu the various miscellaneous sources, during the fiscal year ended June 80, 1907, amounting) iu. the aggregate, t()

$668, 140, 884. 05; also, a statement of the disbursements for the same period, by a»propriations, (x(1«si~( of the»i'incipal of the public debt, showing the amo»nts expendeel by each Department for "salaries, "

"ordinary expenses, " "public works, " "miscellaneous" and "un»sual a»I1 extra&)rdu»((v, " «&; re««tin«

$578) 308) 747. 75. Very respectfully, 9'. k. MA(I. KXXA'5,

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States and districts. Toi, si by districts Total by States. tiross receipts. Deductions. '&& ct rece&pts

From t:ttstoms- Maine: Aroostook $31, 378. 83 Bangor 307& 606. 38 Bath 34, 951. 32 Belfast ...... 851. 74 Castine. 1& 255. 70 Frenchman Bay. . . 248. 46 Machias, 427. 28 Passamaquoddy. 84, 142. 22 Portland 267, 252. 28 Saco 127. 44 Waldoboro. . 2, 628. 91 Wiscasset, ...... 226. 62 $731, 097. 18 New Hampshire: Portsmouth. 358. 61 Vermont: Burlington. . 710, 802. 59 Newport. . . , . . 362& 117. 57 1& 072& 920. 16 Massachusetts: Barnstable .. 1, 419. 51 Boston. . 27, 948, 614. 10 Edgartown. 281. 76 Fall River. 58, 519. 16 Gloucester 45, 020. 92 Marblehead 3, 138. 85 New Bedford. 162, 539. 28 Newburyport 27. 40 Plymouth 795, 90 Salem. 955. 92 Springfield. 575, 207. 68 28) 796, 520. 48 Rhode Island: Bristol and Warren. .. 325. 25 Newport. . 34, 665. 75 Providence 520, 151. 95 555, 142. 95 Connecticut: Fairfield. . 206, 722. 06 Hartford 176, 782. 24 New Haven. . 127, 845. 79 New London. . 3, 065. 52 Stonington. 4& 779. 32 519, 194. 93 New York: Albany 363, 981. 56 Buffalo. . 851, 535. 57 Cape Vincent. 36, 315. 36 Champlain. 734, 925. 17 Dunkirk. . 11, 061. 22 Genesee . 483& 315. 61 New York 219, 736, 773. 44 Niagara . 378, 375. 62 Oswegatchie 330, 585. 82 Oswego . 132, 131.66 Sag Harbor 357. 97 Syracuse. 67, 706. 37 223& 127, 065. 37 New Jersey: Bridgeton. 609. 30 Newark. 193& 611 11 Perth Amboy. . H7, 360. 91 Great Egg Harbor 296. 06 281) 877. 38 Pennsylvania: Erie. . 9& 549. 76 Philadelphia. . . 21, 048, 369. 02 Pittsburg. . 752& 914. 87 21& 810& H33. 65 Delaware 8& 87?. 99 (5) RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) 190'/.

Eecetyte —Continued.

Total States aud distriots. Total by distriots. by States. Gross receipts Deduetious. i%et receipts.

From Customs —Continued. Maryland: Baltimore. . $5) 120, 563. 84 Eastern. 11.58 $5& 120, 575. 42 District of Columbia. .. 176, 649. 36 Virginia: Alexandria. 38 2 Newport News. 760, 794. 06 Norfolk 96, 739. 91 Petersburg. 42, 4/1. 81 Richmond. .. 203, 157. 45 1 ) 103) 201 48 West Virginia: Wheeling . 29. 90 North Carolina: Albemarle . 90 Pamlico ...... 214. 53 Wilmington 20, 974. 19 21) 189. 62 South Carolina: Beaufort. 199. 86 Charleston. 40, 602. 90 Georgetown 135. 09 40, 937. 85 Georgia: Atlanta. 59, 263. 73 Brunswick. /, 451. 79 Savannah. . 89, 094. 77 lo5, 810. 29 Alabama: Mobile. 53, 585. 46 Florida: Apalachicola. . 034. 74 Fernandina. 8, 486. 40 Key West. 526, 740. 00 Pensacola. . 39, 089. 84 St. Augustine. 17, 168. 84 St. Johns. 30, 606. 79 St. Marks. 3, 704. 42 Tampa. 1 048 & 712) 26 2, 338, 779. 29 Mississippi: Gul fport. 15, 580. 51 Louisiana:

New Orleans 8& 099& 092. 25 Texas: Brazos de Santiago . . 4, 545. 70 Corpus Christi, . 87 335 65 Galveston . . 694, 738. 95 Paso del Norte 195, 509. 22 Sabine . 3, 442. 03 Saluria. 90, 478. 83 1) 076& 140 38 Tennessee: Chattanooga. 337. 00 Knoxville . 3, 839. 48 Meiuphis . 65 058 45 Nashville. 29, 637. 45 90, 772. 38 Kentucky: Louisville . 373, 969. /4 Ohio: Ciucinnati. . 099, 100. 92 Columbus 192, 505. 74 Cuyahoga 1, 265, 909. 10 Dayton. . 120, 932. 03 Miami. 65, 038. 37 Sandusky. (, 918, (6 Michigau: 2) 651, 404. 92 Detroit. . . . 2, 044, 138. 88 Grand Rapids. . 107, 669. 03 Port Huron. . 289, 083. 01 Michigau. 6& 329. 36 Superior. 124, 580. 51 2, 571, 800. (9 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) 1907.

Eecctptg —Continued.

States and districts. Total by districts. Total by States. ' Gross receipts. Deductions N ei receipts.

Erom Customs —Continued. Indiana: Evansville $68, 744. 54 Indianapolis 187, 443. 84 8256, 188. 3H Illino'c: Chicago. 10, 146, 026. 92 Peoria. 30, 243. 10 10, 176& 270. 02 Iowa: Burlington. 1. 69 Council Blufis. 9 533. 98 Des Moines. 46, 624. 71 Dubuque . . 24, 493. 28 Sioux City. 9& 497. 94 90& 151. 60 Missouri: Kansas City. 531 906. 08 St. Joseph. 101, 004. 77 St. Louis. 2) 468& 392. 85 3, 101) 303. 70 Colorado: Denver. 241& 808. 33 Oregon: Oregon. 17& 319. 67 Yaquina. 1. 35 Willamette . 1& 123& 291. 90 1, 140, 612. &J2 1 662& 033 29 Washington & Montana and Idaho. 278, 408. 01 Arizona. . 98& 193. 29 Minnesota: Duluth, 33, 207. 45 Minneapolis. . 549, 408. 97 St. Paul. 786, 725. 49 1, 309, 341. 91 North and South Dakota. 72, 403. 29 Nebraska: Omaha . 1 36& 388 00 Lincoln. . 13& 890. 81 150, 27H. 81 Wisconsin: La Crosse. . . 60 Milwaukee. 756, 671. 07 756, 671. 67 Utah: Salt Lake City. 19, 605. 20

Cali fornia: Humboldt 1, 343. 23 Los Angeles . 574, 548. 15 San Diego . 121, 494. 54 097. 52 San Francisco. 9, 816, i 10, 513& 483. iq Hawaii 1, 390, 349. 12 Alaska: Juneau . 98, 449. 46 Porto Rico. 15& 406. 92 8332, 233, 302. (0

Less amount refunded for excess of deposits for unascertained duties, charged as an expenditure under the head of "Repayment to im- 23 porters, excess of deposits for unascertained duties ".. . . , ...... 83, 168, 955. Amount refunded for duties collected from importers on articles sub- sequently exported, charged as an expenditure under the head of "Debentures or drawbacks" . 5, 016, 56H. 85& Amount refunded to claimants from sale of unclaimed merchandise, charged as an expenditure under the head of "Unclaiined merchau- dise" 93&. 50 ii, 401 04,~ $323&446&901 00 From fines, penalties, and forfeitures (navigation)...... 15, 004. 51 From fines, penalties, and forfeitures (customs service). . . 261, 007. 6H 276, 012. 19 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) 1907.

4'ecetyts —Con tiuued.

Gross receipts. Deductious. Net receipts.

From Customs —Continued. Less amount charged in the expenditures under the head of "Col- lecting revenue from customs" $275, 009. 55 Less repayment of moneys accruing from fines, penalties, and for- feitures, or other sources, erroneously received and covered into the Treasury before the payment of the proper informers' moieties or other legal charges against the same, charged as an expenditure under the head of "Refunding moneys erroneously received and covered into the Treasury " 2. 64 $276, 012. 19 From customs fees (customs service) ...... 7, 828. 60 From labor, drayage, and storage (customs service)...... 106, 529. 94 From services of United States officers (customs service) 303 467. 88 From mileage of examiners (customs service). 3, 480. 25 From navigation fees. . 141, 192. 24 $652& 498. 91 Less amount expended on these accounts, charged under the head of "Collecting revenue from customs ". 652& 498. 91

States aud districts. Total by districts. Total by States.

From Internal Itevenue- New Hampshire. $495, 591. 16 Massachusetts . 3, 917, 187. 08, Connecticut...... 1, 801, 359. 00 New York: First district...... $9, 182, 601. 07 Second district . 4, 338& 090. 47 Third district 9, 005, 377. 52 Fourteenth district...... 5, 639, 042. 53 Twenty-first 997& 822 78 district...... 1& Twenty-eighth district. . . . 2, 190, 863. 33 32, 353, 707. 70 Pennsylvania: First district. . 7, 025, 628. 68 Ninth district...... 3& 306& 568. 57 Twelfth district ...... 1, 75&2, 884. 90 Twenty-third district. .. . 10, 642, 916. 11 22, 727& 998. 26 New Jersey: First district. . . . 401, 982. 41 Fifth district. 6, 474, 177. 94 6, 8'76& 160. 35 Maryland . . 7, 273& 136. 83 Virginia: Second district. .. . 3, 506, 361. 36 Sixth district 1, 250, 5M. 40 4, 756& 913. 76 West Virginia . 1& 306& 013 80 North Carolina: Fourth district. .. . 2, 491, 768. 21 Fifth district. 2, 388, 292. 07 4& H80& 061. 18 South Carolina 256, 107. 69 Georgia. 632& 440. 98 Florida...... 1& 192& 550 91 Alabama 456 783 24 Louisiana. . . . . 5, 032, 688. 00 Kentucky; Second district ...... 2, 569, 021. 44 Fifth district. . 15, 654, 516. 22 Sixth district. 3, 760, i&5&7. 67 Seventh district .. . . 3, 500, 779. 93 Eighth district . . . . . 2, H59, BSB. 12 2H, 444, 763, 3H Tennessee: Second district. .. . 911, 168. 54 Fifth district...... 1, 524, 871. 7O 2, 436, 040. 24 A. rkansas . 122, OH0. 65 Texas: Third district 602, 607. 61 Fourth district. . 187, 886. 84 700, 404 45 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) 1907.

Receive —Continued.

States and districts. Total by districts. ) Total by States. (& ross receipts. Deductions. )vet receipts.

From Internal Eecenue —Continued. Ohio: First district . .*...... $16, 696, 792. 78 Tenth district...... 1) 634& 741 18 Eleventh district...... 1, 268, 763. 49 Eighteenth tlistrict ...... 2, 233, 771. 15 821, 834, 068. Go Indiana: Sixth district. 11, 304& 990. 15 Seventh rlistrict. .. 18, 371, 836. 12 291 676& 826. 27 Michigan: First district. 4, 531, 997. 21 Fourth district . 802, 811. 31 'Illiuois: 5, 334, 808. 52

First district. 7& 839) 209. 03 Fifth district. 35)& 577, 448. 10 Eighth rlistrict . 10, 940& 619. 88 Thirteenth district . .. . 498, 864. 96 Wisconsin: 54, 856, 141. 97 First district. 7, f)50, 479. 48 Second district. 974, 673. 72 H)»25, 153. 20 Minnesota 1, 716, 549. 81 Iowa: Third district . 426& 484. 48 Fourth district. »51, OSL 75 9(7, 506. 23 Kansas . . 342, 375. 31 Nebraska . . 2, 698, 063. 99 Missouri: ' First district . 8, 153& 507. 02 Sixth district. .. 1& 074) 1 1G 07 9, 227, 623. 09 North and South Dakota. . 170, 566. 60 Oregon 378, 42H. 45 Washington 1) 046& 238. 29 California: First district. 4& 915) 980. 66 Fourth district. 620, 815. 75 5, 536, 796. 41 Colorado. 732, 637. 63 Montana. 616, 074. 76 New Mexico . . 106) 469 12 Hawaii . 48, 273. 96 $269, 6GG, 772. H5

Less amount refunded to parties for stamps purchased by them, which are by law no longer required to be used, etc. , charged as an expenditure under the head of " Redemption of stamps" 898, 947. 43 Less amount refunded for taxes collected on distilled spirits in bond, which have been destroyed by fire or other casualty, charged as an expenditure under the head of "Repayment of taxes on distilled spirits destroyed by casualty ". 205. 92 Less amount refunded for internal-revenue taxes collected on articles subsequently exported, charged as an expenditure under the head of "Allowance or drawback " 11, 432. 52 Less amount refunded for taxes illegally assessed aml collected, charged as an expenditure under the head of "Refunding taxes illegally col- lected" . 15) 127. 88 Less amount refunded for taxes collected on certain legacies, charged as an expenditure under the head of "Refunding tax ou certain legacies" 5, 124. 72 Less amount refunded for certain stamp taxes collected, charged as an expenditure under head of "Refunding stamp tax ou export bills of lading" . 1, 830. 17 Less rep~ayment of moneys accruing from fines, penalties, and forfeitures, or other sources, erroneously received and covered into the Treasury before the payruent of the proper inforruers' moieties, or other legal charges against the same, charged as an expenditure under the head of "Refunding moneys erroneously received and covered into the Treas- llry 115. 90 Less amount of tax on coutingenl, beneficial interests refunded and charoed as an expenditure under head of "Refunding tax ou con- tingent beneficial interests ')& 619, G56. 43 Less refund for stamps used on export manifests 386, 10 07 ' ~&fs 9lo 2 RD 10 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) 1907. Eece)its —Continued.

Gross receipts Deductions. receipts. States and districts. Total by districts I'otal by States. Net

F~om Sales of Public La)tds- Michigan: Marquette eo42& 282. 76 Wisconsin: Wausau. 20, 297. 36 Minnesota: Cess Lake $41, 154. 16 Crookston. 9& 948. 78 Duluth. 206, 096. 06 St. Cloud. 3, 901. 28 201, 700 HB, Iowa: Des Moines. 350. 00

Missouri: Springfield. . 117, 952. 91 Arkansas: Camden. 104, 205. 25 Dardan elle. . 33, 35H. 35 Harrison. . 33, 719. 40 Little Rock 19, 3HO. 17 190) '723. 23 Florida: Gainesville. 83, 218. 98 Alabama: Montgomery 32, 442. 61 Mississippi: Jackson. 24 764 14 Louisiana: Natchitoches. . 32, 44'2. 46 New Orleans. . 54, 229. 83 86, 672. 29 Kansas: Dodge City 32, 34L 95 Colby. . 5, 594. 22 Topeka. . 786. 23 3H, 722. 40 Nebraska: Alliance . 6, 452. 78 Broken Bow. . 1, 155. 99 Lincoln. 5& 282. 91 North Platte. . 4, 904. .97 O' Neill . 8, 767. 33 Valentine . 4) 667. 90 31, 231. 88 Idaho: Blackfoot. .. . 47, 487. 92 Boise. . H4, 869. 44 Cceur d'Alene. 152, 178. 80 Hailey . 30, 140. 07 Lewiston 320, 059. 80 634, 742, 69 North Dakota: Bismarck 139, 373. 43 Devils Lake. 108, 090. 64 Dickinson. 20, 457. 29 Fargo. 3 (, 695. 50 Minot...... 396, 751. 94 Williston. . 224, 504. 23 South Dakota: 932, 8(9. 03 Aberdeen . . 39, 230. 05 Chamberlain. . 188, 190. 00 Huron. . 18, 79H. 97 Mitchelh 6, 280. 05 Pierre. 40, 383. 79 Rapid City. . 99) OH1) 88 Watertown . 5& 163. 31 Colorado: 397& 147. 25 Del Norte. . 9, 859. 0( Denver, 122, 814. 70 Durang&o . . 62, 165. 50 Glenwood Springs. .. 48, 878. 40 Gunnison Hugo. . . 27, 768. HO RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 1907.

Receipts —Continued.

States and districts. Total by d&stn(. ta Total by States. Gross receipts. Deductions. Yet receipts.

From Sales of Public Lands —Continued. Colorado —Cont &'nt(ed. Lamar. ;,'i2ii, 092. 41 Leadvi lie. 11, 302. 95 Sterling .. 19) 010. 78 Montrose. 13, 196. 47 Pueblo. 96, 978. 96 $ l', 34& 64:3. 90 Utah: Salt Lake City. 59, 564. 98 Vernal 7H& 815. 84 138, 380. 82 Montana: Billings .. 55) 681. 57 Bozeman . 38, 511. 25& Glasgow. 1& 900. 00 Great Falls. 9S, 01S. 35 Helena. 76, 399. 24 Ealispell . 262, 030. 58 Lewistown 94, 124. 40 Miles City. 24& 739. 80 Missoula. . 71& 636. 16 723& 041. 35 New Mexico: Clayton. . 35, 060. 60 Las Cruces. 28, 181. 18 Santa I"e 25, 441. 38 Roswell . 56, 740. 20 145, 423. 36 Arizona: Phcenix . 65, 091. BB Nevada: Carson City 45& 344. 52 Washington: North Yakima. . . . 32, 792. 48 Olympia...... 42, 711. 26 Spokane. 183, 462. 06 Seattle 140, 353. 75 Vancouver. 80, 255. 98 Wallawalla 64, 000. 01 Waterville. . 117, 139. 21 660, 714. 75 Oregou: Burns. . 91, 952. 52 Lake view 171, 048. 56 La Grande. 435, 208. 41 Portland . 163, 796. 89 Roseburg. 41o) 004. 26 The Dalles. 344, 276. 98 1& 6211 287. 62 Wyoming: Buffalo. M, 886. 40 Cheyenne. 93, (15. 89 Douglas. 41, 537. 54 Eyanston. 36, 616. 48 Lander 36, 42:3. 22 Sundance. . 45) 720. (il 306, 900. 14 Oklahoma: Alva . 8, 187. 27 Elreno . 48, 400. 00 Guthrie . 241 208. 67 Lawton. . 128, 481. 93 Wood ward . . 206, 613. 59 l 15) 891 46 California: Eureka. 5'2, 369. i)2 , 5, 343. 47 Indepemlence. ' Los Angeles. 38& 938. 62 Oak]and. 6, 393. 07 I&edding 159, 108. 63 Sacramento 30, il4H. 79 Susanville. 52& 287. Hl Visalia . 21, H80. 35 3i37, 270. 66 Alaska: Juneau. 54, 195. 21 Miscellaneous. . . 5, 437. 05 8 (, 878, 811. 13 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 1907.

Receipt —Continued.

Grnss receipts. Deductinus. Net receipts.

From Sales nf Public Lands —Continued. I.ess a part of the amount set aside for tbe reclamation of arid lands from certain public land receipts, charged as an expendi- ture under the head of "Reclamation fund "...... 8/i 659 41/. 66 I,ess amouuts paid to States as a fund from proceeds oi public lands sold within their linfits, charged as an expenditure under tbe head 568. 50 of "Five, three, and tsvo per & cnt funds to States "...... 1, 153, Amount ref'unded to purchasers of h&nds erroneously sold to them, charg)ed as an expenditure u~der the head of "Repayment for lands erroneously sold ". 6(), H24, 9 ( 87, 878& 811. 13 I"rom proceeds of townsites, Reclaruation Service. f61, 535. 00 Less amount deducted from expenditure under "Reclamation Service'. . . . 61, 535. 00 From registers' and receivers' fees /land oifices). ], 826, 139. 12 Less amount charged as an expeuditure uudcr the head of "Salaries and commissions of registers and receivers "...... f559, 346. 46 Amount charged as an expenditure under the head of "Contingent expenses of land otfices ". 242, 431. 22 Amount charged as an expenditure under the head of "Expenses of depositing public moneys" 1, 939. 24 803, 716. 92 $1) 022, 422. 20 From sale of town lots, Anadarko, Okla. 7, 310. 01 From sale of town lots, Hobart, Okla. . 2, 733. 57 From sale of town lots, Lawton, Okla. . 115) 677. 58 125) 721. 16 I.ess amount expended under these heads. . 5. 54 125, 715. 62 From depredations on public lands. 284, 629. 75 Less amount expended under head of "I'rotecting public lands, timber, etc. " 231, 344. 46 53, 285. 29 From deposits by individuals for expenses of surveying public lands...... 189, 273. 28 Less amount expended under this hc«d. 1581 015. 20 31) 258. 08 From water and ground rents, etc. , Hot Springs Reservation, Arl&...... , . . . . 20) 165. 00 Less amouut expended under the head of "I'rotection and improvement of Hot Springs, Ark. " 19, 938. 41 226. 59 From revenues of Yellowstone National Park. 1, 83H. 96 I.ess amount deducted from the expenditure under this head. . 1) 838 96 From proceeds of town sites for schools in Oklahoma. . . 1, 497. 00 Less amount expeuded under this head. 1, 497. 00 From revenues, Yosemite National Park 9, 193. 04 Less amount expended under this head. 1, 000. 00 8, 193. 04 From revenues, Sequoia National Park. 159. .70 Less amount deducted from expenditures under this head. . 159. 50 From revenues, Mt. Rainer National Park. 105. 22 105. 22 From revenues, Crater Lal-e National Park. 10. 00 Less amount deducted from expenditure under this head. 10. 00 From cost of surveying railroad and private land claims . 21. 64 21. 64 From reveuues, Platt National Park. 120. 00 Less amount deducted from expenditure under this head. . 120. 00 From surveying within land grants (reimbursable). 3, 687. 12 Less amount deducted from expenditure under this head. . 3) 687. 12 Outstanding liabilities, lands. . 13, 320. 87 13, 320. 8'/

Miscellanea)&e- From copyright fees. 84) 407. 50 Less amouut deducted from expendit&trcs under Library of Congress. 84, 407. 50 From copying fees, State Department. .. . 105. 10 Less amount deducted from " Salaries, Department of State" 105. 10 From passport fees. . 237 924. 60. Less amount deducted from ordinary expenses of foreign intercourse. 23, 924. 60 From consular fees 1, 506, 943 47 I Less amount deducted from salaries aud contingent expenses of the consular service. .. '. . 1, 506, 943. 47 From costs in extradition cases .. 37 195. 81 3 195 81 From fines, penalties, and forfeitures —diplomatic. . 4, 578. 60 Less amount deducted from ordinary expenses of foreign intercourse. . 4, 578. 60 Trust funds, Department of State— From Spanish iudemnity. $28, 500. 00 Chinese indemnity (claims of citizens of the United States grow- ing out of the Boxer uprising in North China in 1900)...... I, 438, 841. 36, Pious Fund of the Californias. 21, 461. 11 Lienchow indemnity, China. . 25, 000. 00 Platt claim. 22. 26 Frary claim. 10. 50 Claim of- Renton & Baiz. 11, 550. 00 ' iV. U. Small. 1, 696. 22 ' Alexander Sellaeg. . . 9. 21 Minor children of Andreas Hellaeg. 48. 25 ' Estate of Edwd. Forte. 3 042 43 ' Estate of Dr. Cecil M. Ross '/05. 98 530. 887, 32 Less amount expended under this head. 1, 99, 195. 47 I 1, 431, 691. 85 RECEIPTS END DISBURSEMENTS& 1907.

ReceiI(fe —Conti uued.

Gross receipts. Dcd»ctions. Xct receipts. ~ lift'sceV«&(co((s —Continued. From annual subsidy by Panama Railroad Company to the United States 82;;& ooo. oo 1'nterest on loans to Panama Railroad Company ...... ??, 759. 46 Interest on Panama Railroad notes& act of,June 30, 1906 ...... 417 62 Froin work done by the Isthmian C&an;il Commission...... -"" From earnings of Isthmian Canal Commission, telegraph and tele- phone services . . (&( &. 99 From rentals, Isthmian Canal property. 133, 29'&. 96 8 &», 579. 3H Less these amounts deductetl from the expenditure for the Panama Canal 825&;, 5(9. 38 Froin reimbursement to the United States from deposits of national banking associations on account of- Salaries and contingent expenses, oflice of Treasurer of ihe United States...... , ...... , . . . . . , . . . , ...... , ...... , 8148, 783. 08 Salaries, office of Comptroller of the Currency ...... , ...... 4, 205. 00 1()'&, 98S. 08 Less amount expended under heads of salaries and contingent expenses, national currency (reimbursable). 15&2&, 988. 08 From reimbursement on account of "Salaries, office of Commissiouer of Internal Revenue" 1, 033. 34 I.ess amount deducted from expenditure under this head. 1, 033. 34 From reimbursement to the United States by internal-revenue stamp contractor...... 2, 083. 33 Less amount expended under " Salaries, Officers and Employees, Internal Reveuue" 440. 20 v'1, 6&13. 13 From work done by Bur au of Engraving and Printing. 89, 115. 00 Less amount deducted from expenditure under this head. . 89, 115. 00 From receipts of telephon e lines, Lif'e-Saving Service 88. 40 Less ainount de(in cted from the expenditure under this head 88. 40 From profits on mmor coinage. .8», 510, 000. 00 From profits on coiuage of subsidiary silver 6, 497& 730. 83 I'rom profits on recoinage of Hawaiian silver coin...... 73. 25 From deductions on bullion deposits. 81, 359. 91 From assays and chemical examination of ores ...... 4, 248. 60 From sales of medals and proof cohis. . 1, 631.89 9, 09,&, 044. 48 Less amount deducted from expenditures for salaries and expenses of mints and assay oilices. .. 1, 308, 990. 82 7& (86, OM. 66 From part payment of indebtedness of Central Pacific Railroad Company to United States: Principal. 5, 374, 035. 81 5) .'374, 035. 81 From interest repaid to the Government by Pacific railroad com- pames, v&z: Central Pacific Railroad. . . . .$1, 032, 492. 52 Central Branch Union Pacific Railroad. . 9, 756. 74 From interest on debts due the United States by individuals...... 4, 725. 80 1, 046, 975. 06 Less this amount deducted from expenditure on account of "Interest on the public debt" . 1, 046, 975. 06 From tax on circulation of national banks. .. '2, 651, 605. 50 Less amount of excess of duty, charged as an expenditure under the head of "Refunding to national banking associations excess of duty ". 43. 73 2, 651 561. From trust-fund interest for support of free schools in South Car(&lina (act March 3, 1873) . 2, 019. 20 Less amount expended under said act. . . .. 2, 018. 00 1. 20 From Smithsonian fund 7, 918. 69 7, 918. 69 From revenues of the District of Columbia, as follows: 291, 471. 76 General fund. $5& ~ Water fund. . 535, 906. 33, Guarantee fund, amounts retained from contractors...... 2, 636. 86 Permit fund. 17, 15:3. 69, Surplus fund 2, 398. 00 ' Washington redemption fund. 92, 201. '72 Sanitary fund 25. 00 Industrial Home school fund. 4, 029. 73 Miscellaneous trust-fund deposits. 207, 9(0. 03 Police relief fund. . '79, 176. 53 Firemen's relief fund. 33, 426. 6'7 266, 396. 32 6, ~ I, ess amount deducted from the expenditures of the District of Columbia. . 6, 266, :396. 32 Froni proceeds of sales of Government property. 1, 60H, 420. 04 l, ess amount deducted from ordinary and other expenses of- Senate . 8], 42'&. l4 House of representatives. 659. 11 Library of Congress ...... 19, 103. 01 Public Printer (3, 705. 86 Pauarna Caual 923, 3(1. 37 State Department —civil. . 634. 28 St;ite Department —foreign intercourse. ,'&HH. 02 Treasury Department. 58, 727. 21 Wa, r Department —civil . 2& 514. 12 War Departmeut —Public Buildings and Grounds...... , ...... 50. 00 RECFIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTSi 1907.

ReCetptd —COntinued.

Gross receipts. Deductions. Net receipts.

Jfiscelfrraeons —Continued. Less amount deducted& etc. —Ccatiaae&L 8'&(i6, 230. 98 Quartermaster& s Departmeut . Service. . 1, , &81. 92 Signal 'iqo Medical Departmeut...... 6 71 Ordnance Department. 5 226. ill Eugiueer Department...... &', 010. 5&H Commissary Departmeut. . . . . '2;&. 00 Military Establishment —nuscellaneous. 266. 58 Navy Department —civil...... 1, 111.40 Marine Corps. 9 134. 85 Bureau of Yards and Docks. . 4 423. 30 Bureau of Steam Engineeriug 34, 179. 62 Bureau of Supplies and Accounts. 19 451 52 Bureau of Coustructiou and Repair . 35. 00 Bureau of Navigation. . 4. 10 Bureau of Ordnance. . 6, 881. 42 Bureau of Equipruent 3(i, 991. 37 Naval Establishment —miscellaneous 7, 6&9. 98 Naval Academy 344. 06 Interior Departmeut —civil. 8, 206. 49 Geological Survey. . 21, 304. 65 Public Lands Service. 570. 95 Beneficiaries . . 239. 59 Louisiana Purchase Exposition. 49. 50 Lewis and Clark Exposition. 19. 50 State, 7& ar, and Navy Department Building .. .. 3, 496. 36 Indian Service. 3, 455. 98 Pension service. 1, 342. 52 Department of Agriculture. . 8, 955. 63 Department of Commerce and Labor —civil. .. . . 2, 440. 31 Census Oflice. 580. 00 Steaiuboat-Inspection Service. 74. 35 Light-Honse Establisluuent...... 10, 117. 71 Coast aud Geodetic Survey. . . 16, 494. 49 Bureau of Immigration. 51. 00 Department of Justice. . 583. 47 Judicial. Hl, 608, 420. 04 From Soldiers' Home permauent fund. $556, 455. 00 i Less amount expended uuder this head. . 470& 700. 00 HH5, 755. 00 From sales of orduauce material (War). 217, (06. 52 Less amouut expeuded umler this head 75, 000. 00 142, 706. 52 From sale of powder aud projectiles (War). 73, 536. 79 73& 536. 79 From work done by &&par Departmeut. 14(. 87 l.ess amount deducted from expenditures under head of "ll'ar, MLscellaueous"...... 147. H7 From pay of the Arnry, deposit fuud. 1, 307, 268. 99 Less aruount expended under this head. . 540& 195. 2& 857& 073. 72 From funds received from Chicago, Rock Islaml aud Pacific Railway Company for operating aud care of the Rock Island bridge, Rock Island, Ill...... , ...... , . 2, 444. 62 Less amouut deducted from expenditures under head of "Rocl- Islaud bridge" 2& 444. 62 From sales of orduance material (Navy). 362, 372. 02 Less amount espeuded uuder this head 60) 109. 38 302& '262, 64 From clothing and small stores fund (Navy) . 1, 490, 233, 45 Less amount expended under this head. . 1, 407) 631. 54 82& 601. 91 From pay of the Navy, deposit fund. . 4&6& 802. 50 Less a&uount deducted from the expeuditure under this head. 476& 802. 50 From uaval-hospital fuml. 727& 930. 46 Less nmouut expended uuder this head 443, 482. 4" 284, 448. 01 From pay uuscellaueous& Navy (gain by exchange). 12, 227. 56 Less amouut deducted from the expenditure under this hend. 12 22, From Navy peusiou fund. 420, 000. 00 4207 000. 00 From work done by Navy Departmeut . . 1, 444. 99 Less amount deducted f'rom expenditures under "Navy, Miscellaneous " I, 444. 99 From pay of the Marine Corps, deposit fund . 100. 00 I. 100. 00 From recording fees. . 90, 502. 55 90, 502. 55 From fees on letters patent. 1, 850, 232. 71 Less amount charged as an expenditure under salaries aud ordiuary expeuses, Pateut Office 1& 22, 438. 84 636, 793. 87 Froru copying fees, General Land Office. 003 57 Less amouut deducted from "Salaries, General Land Office» 33) 093. 57 Frour copying fees, Indian Off&ce. 460. l 7 Less aruount deducted froru "Salaries, Indian Office» 460. 1( From work done in oflice of Surveyors-General Ho45 4r Froiu work do»e by Geological Survey . 187. 65 433. 10 I.ess amouut deducted froru expenditures under these heads. . 433. Indian 10 From proceeds of sales of lands, etc 2, 826, 956. 82 Less amount charged as» expenditure uuder head of Trust funds proceeds o f " etc lands, ", 826, 956. 82 From interest on deferred payments, Indian lands 1, 081. 90 Less amount espended under this head . 17 081. 90 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 1907. 15

Receipts —Continued.

Gross receipts. Deductions. Net receipts.

DIiseel/aneorrs —Continued. From Indian moneys, proceeds of labor 8'2, 563, 629. Oii ' Less amount expended under this head (2 143, 949. 10 8419, 679. 90 From proceeds of lom, Menominee Reservation 325, 7i)0. H3 Less amount expended under head of Meuominee log fund 52, 160. 00 273& 540. 83 From fees, certified copies enrollment, Five Civilized Tribes. . 2, 400. 00 2, 400. 00 From forest service; cooperative fund 21, 410. 25 I.ess amount expended under "Cooperative work, forest investigations" 19, 352. 23 2, 05 '. 02 From forest reserve fund. . 1, 548, 182. Less amount expended under "Administration, etc. , of forest reserves " 89'7, 412. Oo 650&(70. 83 From pomologicnl fund, sale of fruits and vegetables .. 307. 41, ~ Less amount deducted from expenditure~s under this head . I 307. 41 From agricultural experiment stations, fund from sale of card indexes...... " 171. 70 Less amount expended under this head 171. 70 From sales of agricultural products— Experiment Station, Hawaii. . 8423. 70 Experiment Station, Porto Rico. 2, 260. 31 Experiment Station, Alaska. 4& (96. 28 7& 480. 29

Less amounts expended under these heads. . 4, 279. 84 I 3, 200. 45 From costs in immigration cases. . $68. 98 From immigration fines, penalties, and forfeitures. .. 48, 140. 10 48) 209. 08, Less amount deducted from expenditures of the Immigration Service. . . 48, 209. 08, From immigrant fund. . 2, 7(8, 73 6. 99 ! Less amounts expended under the heads of " E»xpenses of regulatiug immigration, " ' ~~1, 5)52, 077. :30, and "Salaries, Bureau of I)umigratiou, " $30, 894.46...... , ...... 1, 5)HH)& 971. 76 1, 195, 745. 23 From naturalization fees. 32) 37(3&. 50 Less amount deducted from expenditure under "Naturalization of aliens" 27, 244. 38 , )) 129. 12 From penalty under Chinese-exclusion act. 1& 317. 23 Less amount deducted from expenditure under Chinese-exclusion act. 1, 317. 23 From costs in steamboat'-inspection cases ...... $5. 00 From fines, penalties, and forfeitures, Steamboat-Inspection Service. . . 1, 674. 85 1) 6'/9. 85 Less amount deducted from expenditure under head. of Steamboat-Inspection Service. 1, 679. 85 From fees for standardizing weights and measures. :3, 609. 11 Less amount deducted from expenditures of Bureau of Standards. . 3, 609. 11 From work done by Coast and Geodetic Survey 304. 4:3 Less amount deducted from the expenditures of the Survey...... , ...... 304. 43 From reimbursement for overcharge ou telephone rent, Light-House Service ...... 167. 68 167. 6H From work done by United States penitentiary, Atlanta, Ga 190. 79 Less amount deducted froru expenditures under this head 190. 79 From fees and costs, judicial . . Hl (0, 332. 38 From emolument fees of judicial oKcers. . 165, 984. 21 From fines, penalties, and forfeitures, judicial. 761& 9 I 3. 80 1, 098, 290. 39 Less amouut deducted from the expenses of United States courts. . 1, 098„290. 39 From license fees collected outside of incorporate:1 towns, Territory of Alaska, prior to Jnnuary 27, 1905 Less amount deducted from the expenditure for "Schools outside of incorporated towns, Alaska" . 38 From Alaska fund, act January 27, 1905, 164, 656. 14 Less amount deducted from the expenditure for "Wagon roads, bridges, nnd trails, Alaska fund" $139, 64:3. 53 I.ess amount expended for "Public schools, Alaska fund "...... 19, 980. 91 Less nmount expended for "Care of the insane, Alaska fund "...... 5& 031. 70 164, 6o6. 14 From fuuds available for court expenses, Territory of Alaska, ...... „...... les. 00 15. 00 From funds not nvailable for court expenses, Territory of Alaska...... 2, 4 ii. i)0 2, 479. 60 From tax on sealskins. 148, 017. 10 148, 017. 10 From rent of islands of Alnsl-a I'or propagating foxes. 100. 00 100. 00 From premium on exchange. 4, 853. 80 4, H5:3. 80 42 From gain by exchange. . 932. 932. 42 From rent of Government buildings, grounds, etc. 66, 176. 37 66& 176. 37 315. 59 I» rom moneys rece)ved from persons unl-nown. 6, 6, 315. 59 From donations to the United States. 298. 00 298. 00 I"rom forfeitures by contractors. . 3, 1/6. 90 3, 1(6. 90 Frous unexplaine(l balances iu cash accounts. 6. 10 6. 10 From unexpended receipts of United States telegraph lines 2o2, 375. 30 252, :37(5). 30 courts for ten years or longer...... 39, 219. OH 39, 219. 08 From uuclnimed money remaining in registry of ' From unclni)ued wages of seamen remaining iu registry of courts ruore than six years. . 4, 190, (, 4, 190. 7(8 From attorneys' fees. 10, 00 10. 00 825. Hi F»rom costs collected iu custonts suits 1, 1, 825. 84 Front subscriptious to copyright catalogues . . . 243. 47 24&k 4( From bribes ofiered to United States officers. 170. 00 1(0. 00 From damages to Govern)cent property. 55. 53 55. 53 From repayment ou account of loan to Jmuestorvu Exposition Company...... 52, 046. 43 52 046. 43 From reimbursement for Government property lost...... 6)( 1 (9 671. 79 From qssessiueut upon owners for deaths on shipboard 1, 3(0. 00 1, :3(0. 00 From collections private telephone calls. 698. 88 698. 88 16 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS& 1907.

Receipts —Continued.

Gross receipts. Deductions. Net receipts.

Misce(laneous —Continued. From proceeds of counterfeit silver coin forfeited to United States ...... „.. . . $249. 10 $249. 16 From deductions on gold coin found below least current weiglit .. . . . , ...... 6, 704, 73 6, 704. 73 From United States share, refund of expenses, patients at Hospital l'or Insane, Dis- trict of Columbia, ' '7'3:3. 49 733. 49 From United States share of rent and sale of property, District of Columbia...... 11, 545. 50 11) 545. 50 From United States share of advertising arrears of taxes, District of Columbia...... 2, 000. '75 2, 006. 75 From United States sliare of revenues of Reform School, District of Columbia...... 1, 351. 26 1, 351. 20 From United States share of fees for inspectiug gas and meters...... 1, 459. 75 1) 459. 75 From United States shares of tuitiou, public schools, District of Colnmbia...... 296. 77 296. 77 From Uuited States share of fines, Supreme Court, District of Columbia...... 147. 85 147. 8;& From United States share of permit fees, District of Columbia...... 4, '708. 00 4, 708. 00 From fees, justices of the peace, courts, District of Columbia. 9, 94H. 70 9, 948. 76 From sale of old custom-house property, New York, N. Y. 2, 000. 00 o) 000. 00 From sale of old mint property, Denver, Colo. 30) 972. 50 30, 972. f)0 From sale of old I"ederal buiMing site, I os Angeles, C:il. (part payment) ...... 162, 947. 25 162, 947. 25 From sale of temporary building for post-offi&ce, Chicago, Ill. 10, 278. 25 10, 2(8. 25 From sale of United States Mint, Philadelphia, Pa. . 108, 383. 7(0 10H, 38:3. 70 From sale of Industrial Christian Home, Salt l.ake City, Utah...... , . 810. 00 810. 00 From sale of old I'ederal building and portion of site thereof at Lincoln, Nebr...... 50, 000. OO 50, 000. Po From sale of land in Randolph County) Alabama . 140. oo 146. 50 From sale of land iu Claburne County, Alabama. . 455. 50 455. 50 From sale of lanrl in Brown County, Texas 85. 89 85. 89 From sale of public timber 1, 250. 02 1, 250. 62 12'2. 1'22. 86 From sale of house and lot 204 L street NW. , Washington, D. C...... 1, 8(i 1, From sale of Square 1137 and part of Square 1117, Washington, D. C...... 3, 903. 00 3, 903, 00 From sale of steamer J. M. Woodworth. . 5, 825. 00 5, 825. 00 From sale of light-house tenrler Haze 747. 3H 747. 38 From sale of light-house tender Manzanita ...... 13, 322. 63 13) 322. 63 From sale of Lucky Bag 4 85 4. 85 From sale counterfeit silver coins. . 819. 67 819. 07 From principal and interest on bonds of Louisiana held by Unite(l States...... 3, 392. 48 3, :392. 48 From purchase of discharges, Navy and Marine Corps . 207. (1 207. (1 From overpaymenls refunded for overtime, Navy . 2. ((5 2. 85 From refund of salary received by C. E. Littlefield from beginning of 50th Congress to June 19, 1899, date of election 1, 465. 90 1, 465. 90 From refund of salary received by E. ikl. Pollard, M. C. , from iMarch 4 to July 18, 1905, 59th Congress. 1, 801. 84 1. 861. 84 From amount of lieu deposited to release property at Port Arthur, Tex. , conveyed to United States under act approved June 1!), 1906...... , ...... , . „.. . , .. . . , . . . 300. 00 I. . 300. 00 From refund of taxes and interest paid on attached property 1, 060. 03 '. . 1, 000. 63 From refund for post-office box key returned . . 60 . 60 From refund of overcharges on express transportatiou of distinctive paper from Pittsfield, Mass. , to Washington, D. C. , between October 1, 189H, aud October 5, 1906 11, 969. 07 11, 969. 07 From money found in envelope addressed to General Townseud .. . 2. 00 2. 00 From money belonging to an unl-nown prisoner of war . . 18 . 18 From short deposit on sales —Wabash. . . 60 . 60 From money found amoug eQ'ects of James A. Douglas, an employee, who was drowned January 4, 1907— no heirs found. 39 50 39. 50 From bill accepted as counterfeit, proved to be genuine —whereabouts of oivner not known. 5. 00 5. 00 I'rom cash found in safe of F. H. Sticl-ney, late disbursing clerk'...... „.. . . . , ...... „,. . . 10. 93 10. 93 From penalty for spoiled work 4!i. )&2 49. 22 From rebate on freight charges. . 20. 3(J 26. 39 From refundment foreign customs duties. 414. 5(i 414. 50 From payment for rights to divert waters of Little@iver) Arkansas...... , .. „„„„.. . 500. 00 500. 00 From rebate allowed on telephone in post-otficc) court-house, etc. , Chicago, Ill ...... 100. Oo 100. 00

Total . 663, 140, 334. 05 $45, 701, 478. 01 ()17) 438) 85o 44

RFCAPITULATION OF RECEIPTS.

Customs. $332, 233, 36'2. (0 Fees, etc. of officers of the custoins, taken from miscellaneous receipts. .. ! 928, 511. 10 , 8'73, 80 $333, 101, $9, (14, 972, (4 $323, 446, 9OI. O0 Internal revenne 269, 006, 7 (2, H5 752, 82(. 07 26H, 913, 945 78 Public lands '7, 878, 811. 13 off&ces takeu from miscellaneous re- Fees, etc. , of officers of public-laud ceipts . 2, 537, 410. 66 227. 10, 41(i, , 9 9, 100, 144 24 1 316 083 o5 53, 361, 387. 3 r 51iscel 1 aneous. . . 4 927. 7(i I.ess amonnts added to custonis and public lands, as above. . . 3, 65) 49, 895, 459 01 2(3, 1:33, 534 50 23 761, 925. 05 663, 140, 334. O5 Total . 45, r01, 478. 61 017, 438 855 44 DIS BUI'SE3IENTS.

Ordinary ex- M' t nusual and ex Total. Salaries. penses. Public works. ll traordinars

LEGISLATIVE.

Vnite&t States Senate— Salaries and mileage of Senators...... $559, 227. 32, Salaries of otllcers and employees ...... 5:32& 016. 42 Payiuent for extra services...... 7, 052. 00 One month's extra pay to otlicers and employees .. 122, 750. 95 Reiinbursement to otlicial reporters ...... , ...... , 9, 480. 00 Reporting debates and proceedings...... v 30, 000. 00 Compiling Congressional Directory...... 1& 600. 00 Contingent expenses: Stationery and newspapers. f17, 735. 98 Horses and wagons. . 5, 617. 15 Fuel for heating apparatus. 25), 411. 60 Purchase of furniture. . 6, 022. 50 Repairs of furniture. . 2) 999. 74 Cleaning furniture. . 1, 856. 78 Storage of documents. . 3, 600. 00 Folding documents . . 1, 894. 3&3 Materials for folding 3, 327. 84 Packing boxes. 718. 97 Expenses of special and select committees ...... 51, 568. 79 Postage. 275. 00 Miscellaneous items . . 158;364 73 Miscellaneous items, Maltby building...... 18) 456 67 Repairs to Maltby building. . 1, 505. 21, Salaries of Capitol police...... :38, 737. 50 Contingent fund, Capitol police. 146. 20 Expenses, Printing Iuvestigation Commission ...... $2, 000. 00 Expenses of Senate Committee, opening of James- town Exposition 1, 716. 69 Preparation of Consolidated Index to U. S. Stat- utes at Large 5& 000. 00 Payment to widow of- Hon. A. P. Gorman 5, 000. 00 Hon. Russell A. Alger. . 5, 000. 00 Payment to- Pitman Pulsifer, compiling Navy Year Book. 5, 000. 00 Wm. F. M. McCarty, for services, Senate. 1, 283. 00 Reimbursement to Hon. Reed Smoot. 15, 000. 00 I

Total apparent expenses, Senate ...... 1, 300, 864. ]9 297, 501. 46 39, 999. 69 . , $1, 63H, 365. 34 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property. . . 1, 422. 14 1, 422. 14

Total actual expenses, Senate. .. . I, 300, H64. 1&9 296) 0&9. 32 39, 999. 69 1, 636, 943 20

Pot&se of Representatives— Salaries and mileage of Members and Delegates. .. 2, 43H, 370. 10 Salaries of ofFicers ~and employees ...... 550, 038. 06 Clerk hire, Members and Delegates...... 466, 203. 12 Payment for extra services...... 2, 280. 00 One month's extra pay to otftcers and employees. . 109, 962. 14 Reimbursement to otlicial reporters and stenog- raphers . 15, 480. 00 Contingent expenses: Stationery. 57, 325. 22 Fuel for heating apparatus. 19) 992. 52 Furniture and repairs. 21& 495. 21 Materials for folding. 9, 998. 01 Packing boxes. . 3, 500. 00 Postage . 850. 00 Folding docnments. . 1, 000. 00 Miscellaneous items . 110, 317. 81 ...... 38, 475. 28 Salaries of Capitol police...... ' Contingent fund, Capitol police. . 150. 00 800. Digest of private claims. 4, 00 Expenses of House Committee, opening of Jamestown Exposition. 4, 000. 00 Coiupiling testiniony iu contested-electiou cases, 4,'&9. House of Representatives. 3, 48 :3 tin (17) 18 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 1907.

Disbttrsemertts —Colltinued.

Ordinarv ex- Unusual aud ex- Total. Sa lorica. penses. Pul)l)c wor(»s M)scellaueous traordinary.

Ifouse of Itepresentatioes —Contiuued Payment to widow of EIon. — H. C. Adams $5, 000. 00 000. 00 Henry Burk. 5, G. A. Castor. 5 000 00 W. H. Flacl». 5, 000. 00 R. R. Hitt. . 5, 000. 00 Rockwood Hoar 5, 000. 00 J. H. Ketcham. 6, 000. 00 R. E. Lester ,5, 000. 00 G. It. Patterson. . 5 000. 00 J. F. Rixey. . 6 000 00 Payment to sister of Hon. J. M. Pincl-uey 5, 000. 00 $224) 62H. 77 Deduct repayments to appropriatious in excess of expenditures...... 5, 006. 72 House of Repre- Total apparent expenses, 907, 691. 23 sentatives .. $3, ()'20, HOH. 70 219, 623. 06 6'1& 259. 4H $3) covered into the Deduct amount received. and 659. 11 Treasury as proceeds of Government property. 659. 11

Total actual expenses, House of Represent- atives . 3, 620. 808. (0 218, 963. 94 67, 259. 48 3, 907, 032. 12

Legislati oe 31iscettancous— Payment for contesting seats in Congress...... 31, 000. 00 Repairs of paintings in the Capitol...... I) 500. 00 State»ueut of Appropriations ...... , ...... 4, 000. 00 Joint Commission on second-class mail rnatter. . . 10& o34 16 Joint Commission on business methods of Post- OIBce Department and Postal Service. 16 000. 00 Immigration Commission. . 75, 000. 00 Payment to Robert Brent Mosher for Executive Register of the United States. . I, 000. 00

Deduct repayments to appropriations iu excess 138& 934. 16 of expenditures . 641. 64

Total expenses, Legislative Miscellaneous. 138, 292. 52 138, 292. 52

Public Printer— Salaries. . 15, 638. 35 Public printing and binding. . 4, 986, 219. 37 Leaves of absence, Government Printing Otf)ce. . . 302, 732. (4 Judgments, Court of Claims. 688. 25

Total apparent expenses, Public Printer...... 408, 371. 09 4, 986, 219, 37 688. 25 5) 395, 278. 71 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property-. . . 73, 705. 86 73, 705. 86 Total actual expenses. Public Printer. . . 408, 371. 09 4, 912, 513. 51 68o. 25 5, 321, 5 (2. 85

Library of Congress— Salaries. . 332, 716. 40 Contingent expenses. . 7& 299. 09 Care and maintenance 80, 229. 71 Furniture. 25) 273. 07 Fuel, light. , etc. . 32, 429. 29 Increase of library. 99, 545. 86 Special and misceBaneous service. 2, 094. 94 Indexes, digests& aud compilations of laws. . 6, 840. 00

Total apparent expenses, Library of Cougress. . 332, 716. 40 253 711. 96 I 586, 428. 36 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as copyright fees $84, 407. 50 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property...... 19, 103. 01 84& 407. 50 10, 103. 01 103, 510. 51

Total actual expenses, Library of Congress. . . 248, 308. 90 234, 608. 95 482, 917. So

Botanic Garden— Salaries. . 1f, , ;167. 27 In»proving Botanic Garllen . 6, 447. 04 Improving buildings, Botauic Garden. f6& 995. H3 Total Botanic (ia)alen. . . 1(i, 367. 2 (, (( 4(7. 04 6, 00'&. 83 29, 811 04 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) 1907.

Disbtlreemente —Contittuerl.

e&&- Vnusuaf and e&& Salaries. Ordinarr public works. iI)scellaneous Total. l&enses. t rd)nar&

Courl of Claims— Salaries of judges, etc. 85', 5, 900. 00 Auditors . 4, 257. 00 Reporting decisions. . $1) 000. 00 Contingent expenses. 3, 900. &)0 1 Plull&llng . 3, 500. 00 of' Total actual expenses, Court, Claims. . . . 58, f, )(. 00 8, 400, OO $66, o5(. 00

Total;ippareut expenses, Legislative. .. . 5, (37, 284. 65 5 7(1 903. 78 86, 095&. H3 8'& ll&, 239. 94 11, 7&f2, 424. 20 Total actual expenses, I.&gislative...... o) oo, 877. 1o 5& 6( () 013. 66 6, 905. 83 246, 239. 94 Il, 5~:5, 126. ))8

EXECUTIVE. Face«live OIfce- Salary of the President. . 50, 000. 00 Salary of the Vice-Presideut...... :. . 9, 300. 00 Salaries, Execntive Office...... , ...... 66, o79. 17 Contingent expenses, Executive Oflice. 19, 998. 37 Traveling expenses of the President. o 44Q 59 Committee on department methods. 713. 30 Panama Canal— Canal connecting the Atlautic and Pacific Oceans. . 2, 406, 5&ilH. 64 8' Isthmus pay rolls. . , 65o', or, &. oo Salaries in United States, Isthmian Canal. 245, 000. 00 Pay of officers and employees nu Isthiuus. . 1, 645, 500. 00 Pay of ooicers and eiuployees, Canal Zoue. . 350, 00(l, 00 Canal /one pay rolls...... , ...... 30 500 00 Pay of sanitary off&cers and employees ou Isthmus. . . . . o20, 000. 00 Sanitary pay rolls on Isthmus. . r (0, o68. oo Material and expenses on Istbruus, Sanitary ' Department . 583, HHH. 81 Miscellaneous material purchases on Isthmus. 9, 057, 102. 32 New equipment purchases. . 775, 7H6. 00 Incidental expenses in the United States, Isth- mian Canal. 82, 969. 44 Incidental expenses on Isthmus. . (34, 550. 00 Material and expenses, Canal Zone. . 137, 191. 73 Payment to Panama Railroad Compauy for mate- rial and service. 100, 000. 00

' Advance to Panama Railroad Company for re- , equipruent 200, 000. 00 Reequipment of Panama, Railroad. 997, 892. 77 Expenses of Panama Canal loan. 2, 000. 00

Civil Service Commission, — Salaries, Civil Service Commission...... 226, 010. 72 Traveling expenses, Civil Service Commission. . . . 9, 352. 76

' Total apparent expenses, Executive Office. . . . . 3ol, H80, H9 34& 791 72 27) 10H& 618 71 713. 30 2'7, 586, 013.62 Deduct from the expenditure for tbe Panaiua Canal the atuouuts covered into the Treas- ury from the following sources: Annual subsidy by Panama Rail- road Company to the United States. . . $25, 000. 00 Work doue by the Isthmian Canal Comruission...... 73, 433. 35 Earnings of Isthmian Canal Com- mission, telegraph and tele- phone services...... 675. 99 i Rentals, Isthmian Caual property. . 133, 292. 96 ' Interest on loans to Panama Railroad Company...... 22, 759. 46 Iuterest ou Panama Railroad notes 41'7. 62 Deduct amount received and cov- ered into the Treasury as pro- cee&fs of Goverun&ent property. .. 923, 371. 37 1, 178, 05fl. 7;& 1, 178, 0, &O, -, ;,

Total actual expenses, I':x«ufivc OfIfice. . . 35&1, HH9. 80 34, 791. 72 2i&, 019, 667. 96 713. 30 2(i ii&(, 062 8(

STATE DEPARTMENT.

Hair(ries, elc. — Salaries, Department of State. . . 215 590 Q9 Stationery, furniture, etc. 6, 901. 04 Coutingcut expeuscs. . 6, 996. 34 Books aud mays. , 1& 991. 55 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) 1907.

Dish)trssments —Continued.

Ordinary ex- ex- Salaries. Public works. r)nusual and I Total penses. isce aneous. traordinary.

Salaries, etc. —Continued. I.ithographing $1& 200. 00 S;&b&ries, otfice of Superintendent of State, War, and Navy Department building ...... $121& 1 (7. 93 Fuel, lights, etc. , Slate, War, and Navy Department building. . 101, 668. 82 118, 847. 25 Deduct repay)uents to appropriai ious in excess of expenditures 347. 15

Total apparent expenses, State Department proper. 336& 768 02 1 181 500 10 $455, 268. 12 Deduct the amount received and cov- ered into the Treasury as a revenue for copying fees...... , ...... $105. 10 Deduct amount received and covered iuto the Treasury as proceeds of Goverument property...... , . . . . . 4, 130. 64 105. 10 4, 130. 64 4, 235. 74 Total actual expenses, State Department proper 33G, 662. 92 114, 369. 46 451, 032. 38 Foreign Intercourse— Salaries of ambassadors and ministers...... 553, 555. 71 Salaries, charges d'afiaires ad interim...... 42, 899. 72 Salaries, secretaries of embassies and legations. . .. 99, 934. 26 Salaries, interpreters to legations...... 13, 336. 55 Salaries, interpreters to embassies and legations .. 16, 807. 77 Clerks at embassies and legations ...... 34, 054. 18 Clerk hire to legation to Spain...... 1& 200. 00 Salaries, diplomatic officers while receiving in- structions and in transit...... 22, 803. 59 Contingent expenses, foreign missions 214, 9o7. 67 Salaries, consular service...... 8851 804. 41 Allowance for clerks at consulates...... 179, 987. 67 Salaries, consular clerks...... 12, 706. 45 Salaries, consular officers while receiving in- structions and in transit ...... 52, 354. 16 Salaries, marshals for consular courts...... 2, 485. 50 Salaries, interpreters to consulates ...... 15, 580. 67 Contingent expenses, United States consulates...... 325) 164. 20 Transportation of diplomatic and consular officers . 41& 401. 07 Expenses of interpreters and guards iu Turkish Dominions, etc. . 11, 477. 10 Expenses of consular inspectors. 9, 902. 81 Steam launch for legation at Constantinople...... 1, 799. 98 Salaries and expenses, U. S. court for China ...... 15, 151. 35 Buildings and grounds for legation in Peking, China. . . 1, 156. 95 Rent of grounds, legation at Tokyo, Japan...... 203. 69 Repairs to legation and consular premises...... 81 026. 17 Rebuilding consular building at Tahiti. 21 300. 00 Tuition of student interpreters, legation to China. . .. 298. 99 Emergencies arising in the diplomatic and con- sular service. . 80, 840. 93 Transporting remains of diplomatic officers, con- suls, and consular clerks 11746. 19 Bringing home criminals. 1& 200. 67 Annual expenses of Cape Spartel Lip, ht. 590. 14 Expenses of prisons for American convicts...... 47 993. 11 Expenses under the neutrality act. .. 232. 10 Foreign hospitals at Panama. 875. 00 Relief and protection of American seamen...... 36, 799. 55 Rescuing shipwrecked A. merican seamen. 1, 477. 04 Pay of consular officers for services to American vessels and seamen ($12, 494. 27 indefinite)...... 12& 793. 64 Allowance to widows or heirs of diplomatic oIII- cers who die abroad. 651. 39 Digest of international law, second edition. $600. 00 Water boundary, United States and Mexico. 20, 000. 00 Boundary line, United States and Canada . 21, 930. 13 Boundary between Alaska and Canada...... 71, 483. 62 aud Measures International Bureau of Weights 21 291 87 International Bureau at Brussels for repressiou of African slave-trade . 8(. 94 International Union of American Republics. .. . 38, 320. 46 Building, International Bureau of American Republics . 200, 000. 00 International Geodetic Association for Measure- ment of the Earth. 1, 433. 14 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 1907.

Disbursements —Continue(l.

ex- Ordinary ex- Public works. Slisccllsneous. Unusual and Total. Salaries. penses.

P(&reign Intercourse —Continued. internal. ional Sanitary Bureau. . 8 ', 446. 86 International I'rison Commission. ", 05&5. 13 International Bureau for the Publication of Cus- toms Tariifs. 1, 321. 24 International P&ureau of Permanent Court of Arbitr«tion. 697. 39, Inl emotional Railway Congress. . 400. 00 International Conference for Revision of the Geneva, Convention. 2, 325. 85 International Maritime Exposition at Bordeaux, l France. 5, 000. 00 International Fishery Congress in Washington, D. C. 500. 00 International Siesmological Association. 1& 151. 27 Second International Peace Conference at The Hagu e 46) 700. 00 Negotiations for revision of Fur-Heal Regulations for North Pacific Ocean and Bering Sea. . 690 00 Refunding peualties or charges erroneously exacted 2. 50 Canadian Commission, . 4, 045. 50 Payment to-

John Bassett Moore& Digest of International Law . . 8, 000. 00 I De B. Randolph Keim...... , ...... ], 000. 00 Denmark, for losses in Samoa ...... 760. 00 France, for losses in Samoa...... 3, 391. 13 Germany, for losses in Samoa. 20, 000. 00 Relief of L. Biertempfel. 871. 08 Trust funds—

Estates of decedents, trust funds. . 2, 6,&3. 25 l Spanish indemnity . '28, 500. 00 Chinese indemnity, claims of citizens of the United States growing out of the Boxer uprising in North China in 1900...... 13, 271. 50 Russian indemnity, claim of owners of the schooners "Cape Horn Pigeon, " "James Hamilton Lewis)" "The C. H. White, " aml the "Kate and Anna" ...... :177. 51 Lienchow indemnity, China...... 10, 000. 00 Pious fund of the Californias...... 22, 600. 96 ' Estate of trooper Joseph W. Romero ...... 45. 58 The Platt claim. 2'2. 26, Claim of- Edward Forte. 3, 042. 43 Bruel Meuos. 4, 178. 30 Minor children of Andreas Sallaeg, deceased. . . . 48. 25 Alexander Sallaeg. 9. 21

Renton & Baiz. 12, 750. 00 l W. U. Small. . 1, 696. 22 '

$774& 039. 74 7 630 58 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures . . 49. 56 14) 038. 69

Total apparent expenses, Foreign Intercourse $1) 933) 010. 64 7(3, 990. 18 543& 591. 89 $3, 250, 592. 71 Deduct from the expenditures for salaries and contiugent expenses of the cdhsular service, the amount received and covered into the Treasury as a revenue from fees of United States con- suls for certifying iuvoices, etc. . $1)506) 943. 47 Deduct from the ordinary ex- penses of foreign intercourse the amount received and covered into the Treasury from passport fees . . 23& 924. 60 Deduct the expenditures under miscellaneous trust funds, De- partment of State, the amounts received ou these accounts, being $1)530)887.32) lesviug nu ex- cess of receipts of v&1, 43~1, 691.85. . 99, 195. 47 Deduct from the ordinary expeu- ses of foreign intercourse the amount received and covered into the Treasury as receipts from " Fines, penalties, and forfeitures, Diploruatic " ...... RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS 1907.

Dishy 8ement8 —Continued.

Ordinary ex- balar)es. Public works, Unusual and ex- Total. penses. Miscellaneous. traordinary. f(breign Intercourse Continued. Deduct amount received and cov- ered into the Treasury as pro- ceeds of Government property. .. $588. 92 $1, 506, 943. 47 $29& 091. 22 $99) 195. 47 $1) 635, 230. 16

Total actual expenses, Foreign Intmcourse. . . 426, 067. 17 744, 898. 6 444, 396. 42 1, 615& 362. 55

Total apparent expenses, State Department. . . 2, 26il ((H. Gii H92 4,1)0. 2H 543, 591. 89 3, 705) 860. 83 Total actual expenses, State Department...... ( 6", 730. 09 H59, 268. 42 444, 396. 42 2, 066, 394. 93 TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Salaries, etc. — 015ce of Secretary of the Treasury...... 616, 506. 81 015ce of Supervising Architect...... "...... 7H, 680. 00 Oflice of Comptroller of the Treasury...... 6&7, 709. 32 015ce of Auditor for Treasury Departmeut...... 152, 453. 21 015ce of Auditor for War Department. . .. . , ...... 390, 851. HG Oflice of Auditor for Interior Department...... 165) 245 80 Of5ce of A. uditor for Navy Department...... 141& 347. 94 Oflice of Auditor for State and other Departments. . 114) 694. 23 Oflice of Auditor for Post-Oflice Department...... 788) 891. Bl 015ce of Treasurer United States...... 424, G66. 09 015ce of Treasurer Uuited States (national cur- rency, reimbursable). 126, 320. 19 015ce of Register. 79, 579. 14 Ofdce of Comptroller of the Currency...... 120, 804. 56 OQice of Comptrollerof the Currency (national currency, reimbursable)...... :. 28, 325. 83 Off(ce of Life-Saving Service...... 46, 069. 84 015ce of Commissioner of Internal Revenue...... 319, 609. 96 015ce of Commissioner of Internal Revenue (re- imbursable) . 3, 400. 00 015ce of Surgeon-General Public Health and Marine-Plospital Service...... 40, 662. 50 Secret-Service Division. . 16, 457. 46 Examination of national banks and bank plates. . . . . 5, 182. 30 Contingent expenses, national currency (reim- bursable), Treasurer's o15ce 83, 5G4. 63 Repairs to canceling and cutting machine~, ofdce of Treasurer of United States. 100. 00 Postage .. 1, 491. 75 Numbering, adding, and other machiues ...... 2, 732. 50 Fire-alarm system. . 2 625 00 Transferring records, etc 598. 50

Contingent Exyenses- Stationery . 34, 457. 11 Newspapers and books. . 1, 169. 60 Freight, telegrams, etc. 7, 546. 31 ~ R, eut. . 36, 036. 00 ', IIorses, wagons, etc. 5, 352. 72 Ice 2) 145. 52 Carpets aud repairs...... ".. 4, 375. 20 Furniture, etc. . 10) 887. 97 Miscellaneous items. 10, 195. 55 File holders and cases. 3, 991. 45 Materials for binding. 804. 19 Fuel, etc. 12& 716. 11 Gas, etc 18, 364. 90 Investigatio'n of accounts and traveling expenses. . . 323. 41 Contingent and miscellaneous expenses, ot5ce of Anditor for Post-015ce Department 8, 498. 65 3, 722, 276. 54 253, 159. 37 Deduct repaymeut to appropriations in excess of expenditures. 1& 595, 69 167. 00

Total apparent expenses, Treasury proper. .. 3, (20& 680. 85 252) 992. 37 Deduct expenditures on account of 3, 973, 673. 22 salaries in the ot5ces of Treasurer of the Uuited States and Comptrol- ler of the Currency (nationalcur- rency, reimbursable), and contin- gent expenses, of5ce of Treasurer of the United States (national cur- rency, reimbursable), this amount having been reimbursed the United States from deposits of national banking associations under section 3, act March 3, 1875...... , ...... $152, 988. 08 RECEIPTS AND DISBIIRSEMENTS& 1907.

Xhsbttrsemenfs —Continued.

pensess. ' Ordinary ex- Unusual and ex- Total. Salaries. Puhlie works. tttiseetlaneo). s. traurdinarv

Contingent Expenses —Continued. Deduct from the expenditure on ac- count of "Salaries, once of Com- missioner of Internal Revenue (re- imbursablei))& the amount reim- bursed the United States by the manufacturers of stamps...... $1&033.34 ' Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government , property...... 7, 998. 54 ( 96 8 l.)4, 021. 42 87, 998. 54 I. . 8162, 019.

Total actual expenses, Treasury proper...... l 3, 566, 659. 43 244, 993. 83 3, el I, 653. 26

In(tepen(tent Treasury— Salaries, once of assistant treasurer at- Baltimore. 33, 185. 83 Boston . 41, 710. 00 Chicago . . 68& 332. 03 Cincinnati. 23& 810. 00 New Orleans. . 2H, 643. 00 New York. 202, 149. 09 Philadelphia. . 47, 851. 47 St. Louis. 36, 740. 29 San Francisco. . 29, 551. 81 Paper for checks and drafts. 11& 840. 48; Contingent expenses . . 242, 865. 31 Examinations of subtreasuries and depositories. . . 5, 070. 15

( Total apparent expenses, Independent Treasury. . '511,, 973. 52 259& (5. 94 (71, 749. 46 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property. . .. . 411 34 411. 34 Total actual expenses, Independent Treasury. .. 511, 9(3. 52 259, 364. 60 771, 338. 12

Xints and Assay OPces- Salaries, otiice of Director of the Mint...... 30, 317. 23 Contiugent expenses, offtce of Director of the Mint. . . . 8, 087. 19 Freight on bullion and coin . 79, 2 &H. 81 Mint at Carson: Salaries . 5, 000. 00 Wages of workmen. . . 3, 583. 49 Contingent expenses. . I, 918. 90 Mint at Denver: Salaries . 38, 000. 00 Wages of workmen. 132, 612. 00 Contingent expenses. 46, H16. 53 New machinery, etc 44, 483. 36 Mint at New Orleans: Salaries . 2() 275. 55 Wages of workmen. 34, 470. 25 Contingent expenses. 13, 205. 84 Mint at Philadelphia: Salaries . 42, 550. 00 Wages of workmen. . 386, 987. 93 Contingent expenses. 90, 160. 76 New machinery 400. 00 Mint at San Francisco: Salaries . 41, 100. 00 Wages of workruen. 130, 574. 2H Contingent expenses. 16, 873. 53 Assay oince at Boise: Salaries . 3, 400. 00 Wages of workmen. . 8, 008. 00 Contingent expenses. 2, 72(:. 40 Assay otftce at Charlotte: Salaries . 2, 295. 14 Wages of workmen. . 1, 050. 00 Contin&&ent expenses. .. 918. 86 Assay otlice at Deadwood: Salaries. 3, 200. 00 i Wages of xvorkmen. . 3, 855. 00, Contingent expenses. . 1, 717. 61 i Assay ot6ce at Helena: Salaries . ;), 450. 00 Wages of workmen. . . . 1 l, 249. 50 Contingent expenses. . 3, 90.u 41 Assav otllce at New York: Salaries . 41, 185). 46, Wages of svorklueu. . 32 t)ttB. 26 Contingent expeuses. . I '-', 413. 59 24 RECEIPTS A.ND DISBURSEMENTS, 1907.

Disbursements —Contirlued.

i Ordinary ex- Miscellaneous. Unusual aud ex- Total. Salaries. penses. Public works. traordinary.

Aint and Assay OPces —Continued. Assay otfice at Seattle: Salaries f 10, 450. 00 Wages of workmen. 28, 073. 65 Contingent expenses. $7) H80. 47 Assay office at St. Louis: Salaries 3& 000. 00 Wages of workmen. 148. 61 Contingent expenses...... 574 90 331, 350. 16 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures, 43, 882. 74

Total apparent expenses, Mints and Assay Offices. 1, 030, 044. 35 2H7, 467. 42 Bl, 317, 511. 77 Deduct the following items covered into the Treasury as revenues: From "Profits on minor coin- age" a portion of the amount received and covered into the Treasury on this account, leaving an excess of receipts of $1&01&00918/1&308&99082 Amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property. .. . . 8, 520. 95 1, 030, 044. 35 287& 467. 42 1, 317, 511. 77&

Territorial Govern&nents- Territory of Alaska: Salaries, goverT&or, etc. 51, 472 21 Contingent expenses . 4) 919. 62 Territory of Arizona:

Salaries, governor, etc. 20, 300. 00 l Legislative expenses . . 24, 250. 00 Contingent expenses 1, 000. 00 Territory of New Mexico: Salaries, governor, etc. 23, 300. 00 Contingent expenses. . .. . 1, 000. 00 Legislative expenses 24, 250. 00 Territory of Oklahoma: Salaries, governor, etc. 32) 800. 00 Legislative expenses 3, 000. 00 Contingent expenses 1, 999. 82 Territory of Hawaii: Salaries, governor, etc. ($20, 583. 33 indefinite). . . 44, 083. 33 Contingent expenses 3) 414. 39 I.egisl ative expenses. 30, 000. 00 Constitutional convention, Arizona and New Mexico Territories. .. $6) 575. 00 Constitutional convention, Oklahoma and Indian Territories. 99, 943. 30 Total apparent expenses, Territorial Govern- ments. . 171, 955. 54 ' 93, 833. 83 106, 518. 36 372, 307. 73 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property. .. I 958. 08 958. 08 Total actual expenses, Territorial Govern- ments. . 1) I, 95o. 54 92& 875. 75 106, 518. 36 371, 349. 65 i f&&ternal It ecenne- Salaries and expenses of collectors of internal revenue .. 2, 016& 915. 26 Salaries and expenses uf agents and subordinate officers of internal revenue...... 2, 393, 432. 58 Salaries, officers and employees...... , ...... 440. 20 Miscellaneous expenses, Internal-Revenue Service. 69, 433. 72 Paper for internal-revenue stamps. 64) 232. 33 Punishment for violation of internal-revenue laws. . . .. 96, 715. Hfii Allowance or drawback. 11, 432. 52 Redemption of stamps ($91, 641.47 indefinite) ...... 98& 947, 43 Refunding taxes illegally collected ($4)108.15 indefinite) .. 15, 127. 88 Refunding tax on certain legacies. . 5, 124. &2 Refunding stalnp i;ix ou export bills of lading. . . . 1& 830. 17 Refunding tax on coutingent beneficial interests. . . 619, 650. 43 Refunding moueys erroneously received and covered into the Treasury. . . 115. 90 RECEIPTS A'XD DISS L RSEMENTS)

Dishu ps@ ments —Continued.

Unusual aud 1 x Ordinar Y ex- works. Total. Salaries pensee. Public traordiuary

Internal Iterenue —Continued. Repayment of taxes on distilled spirits destroyed by casualty. y205. 92 Refund of moneys for lands sold for direct taxes in parishes of St. Helena and St. Lukes, S. C. . . , 6o5. 00 Refund for stamps used on export manifests...... , 386. 10 Withdrawal of denaturalized alcohol. . 39, 104. 52 Payment of judgments against internal-revenue officers . 48, 161. 44 Judgments, United States courts, internal reve- nue. 2, 675. 49 Reimbursement to the Becker Brewing and Malting Company $92. 50 Refund to- Phoenix Brewing Company 1, 575. 00 Ober Brothers Brewing Company. 225. 00 Relief of- Blank and Parks. 4no. oo T. E. Boyt ...... „,...... 461. 00 Wiley Corbett ...... „, . . . . . , ...... , , ...... 303. 38 F. H. Driscoll . 80. 00 Charles E. Danner 6) Co 240. 00 The administrator of estate of Gotlob Groez- inger 1, 047. 60 Judd O. Hartzell. 960. 00 Jacob Livingston tk Co. . 340. 44 T. B. Stackhouse. 72. 32

Total apparent expenses, Intern $4, 410, 788. 04 1, 073, 775. 43 5) 797. 24 $5, 490, 360.71 Deduct the following items covere Treasury as revenues: "Allowance or drawback, " the internal-revenue taxes collected on articles subsequently ex- ported, and therefore exempt from tax, and upon which the taxes were refunded...... $11, 432. 52 " Redemption of stamps, ", the amount originally covered into the Treasury as receipts from internal revenue...... 98, 947. 43 "Refunding taxes illegally col- lected, " the amount illegally assessed and collected under in- ternal-revenue laws, and which has been refundedto parties en- titled thereto ...... 15, 127. 88 " Refunding tax on contingent beneficial interests, " the amount collected from this source and now refunded...... 6]9, 656. 43 "Refunding tax on certain lega- cies, " the amount collected from this source and now re- funded. 51 124. 72 "Refunding stamp tux on export bills of lading, " the amount col- lected from this source and now refunded...... 1, 830. 17 "Repayment of taxes on distilled spirits destroyed by casualty, " the amount of internal-revenue taxes collected on distilled spirits in bond, destroyed by casualty...... , ...... , . . . . . 205. 92 Amount reimbursed by internal- revenue stamp contractors for expenses of inspection, etc. , originally paid from "Salaries, officers and employees, internal revenue" ...... 440. 20 "Refunding moneys erroneously received and covered into the Treasury, " being moneys erro- neously received and covered as fines, penalties, and forfeitures. . 115. 90 "Refund for stamps used on ex- port manifests, " the amount collected from this source and now refunded...... 386. 10 4 RD 26 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 190'i.

Dt'sbttrsements —Contitlued.

Ordinary ex- Puhlic works. )scellaneous. nusual snd er- T otal penses. traordinary.

Infernal Revenue —Continue&1. Deduct the following items covered into the Treasury as revenues —Cont(sue(t. Amountrcceivedand covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Gov- ernment property...... $?, 375. 25 $-1:10. 20 $7, )5, 202. 32 $755, 642. 52

Total actual expenses, Internal Revenue. . . 4, 410, 34 I. 84 318 573 11 $5, (97. 24 i. . . 4, 734, 718. 19

Customs Service— Collecting revenue from customs for 1907 ...... 9, 393, (66. 82 Collecting revenue from customs for 1906, and for prior years. 42, 985. 86

9, 436, 752. 68 Detection and prevention of frauds upon the customs revenue. 122, 6&51. 25 Repayment to importers, excess of deposits...... 3) 168, 955. 23 Debentures or drawbacks, bounties or allowances. . . . . 5. 616, 56H. b5 Unclaimed merchandise. 937. 56 Refunding moneys erroneously received and cov- ered 2. 64 Refunding penalties or charges erroneously ex- acted 187. 00 Proceeds of goods seized and sold. . 7. 10 Compensation in lieu of moieties. 8, 269. 80 Expenses of local appraisers' meetings. . 971. 15 Launch i'or Customs Service, Norfolk, Va...... 4 956. 00 Scales for Customs Service...... 4, 240. 64 Expenses of Revenue-Cutter Service. 1 532 040 10 Special repairs to revenue steamers 155, 322. 24 Ocean-going tug for North PaciQc coast ...... 5, 000. 00 Steam vessel for removal of derelicts 5,"OOO. OO, Revenue steamer for coast of Maine. 63, 545. 00 ' Revenue steamer for Albemarle and Pamlico Sounds, N. C.. . . , ...... 103, 048. 00 Revenue steamer for Puget Sound . 20, 000. 00 Revenue steamer for Savannah, Ga 20, 000. 00 Revenue vessel for New Orleans, La. . 10, 000. 00 Sea-going tug for New Bedford, hiass 20, 000. 00 Judgments, Court of Claims, refund of duties on steel blooms ($282&630. 18 indefinite) .. 315, '775. 08 Judgments, United States courts. . 681. 43 Judgments, for refund of duties paid iu Porto Rico 5, 135. 85 Judgments, Court of Claims, custolns 509. 17 Reimbursement to the Harpswell Steamboat Company, Portland, Me . 2, 016. 25 Payment to German M. Rouse. . 3, 000. 00 Relief of- Gordon, Ironsides d; Fares Company (Limited) .. 7) 626. OH Edward King. 90. 00 W. N. Pteardon, or the Harbison-Walker Com- pany. 1& 820. 00 George W. . Schroyer . 102. 30 The heirs of Joseph Sierra . 3, 6/9. ]9 The L. S. Watson Manufacturing Company. . 423. 1(

Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess 20, 298, 455. 24 340, 858. 52 of expenditures ...... 17, 009. 91 434. 33 Customs Service. . Total apparent expenses, . . . . 20, 281) 445. 33 340, 424. 19 20) 62 1 H69 52 Deduct from expenses of collecting revenue from ) customs the amounts covered into the Treas- ury as revenue, under the following heads: The amount refunded to the Government by parties for ex- penses on account of "Labor, drayage, and storage " ...... $106, 529. 94 The amount repaid to the Gov- ernment by private parties for services performed in their be- half, by United States otlicers. . 393, 467. 88 The amount of traveling ex- penses of examiners repaid. . . 3, 4HO. 25 The amount received under the custolns laws from "Fines, penalties, and forfeitures ".. . 261, 005. i)-i The alnount received under cus- toms laws from "Customs fees" 7, 828. 60 P)ECEIPTS AND DlSBl R. )Zbi EN TH) 1907

DisL ursernents —Continue~1.

ex- T. nusual and ex- Ordinary Public WOI ks. 5fis& ellaneous. Total. Salaries. penses. traordlnarv

Customs Seroice —Continued. Deduct from expenses of collecting revenue, etc. —Continued. The amount received from " Fines, penalties, and for- feitures" (navigatiouj...... 815, 004. »1 The amount received from " Navigation f'ees "...... 141, 192. 21 Deduct from "Repayment to im- porters excess of deposits for un- ascertained duties" the amount of money deposited by import- ers for unascertained duties, and. which, being in excess of duty when ascertained, has been re- paid, covered into the Treasury as revenue from customs ...... 3, 108, 955. 23 Deduct from "Debentures or drawbacks" the amount of du- ties collected from importers on articles subsequently exported, thereby entitled to allowance or drawback, covered into Treas- ury as revenue from customs. . . . 5, 616, 508. 85 Deduct from "Unclaimed mer- chandise " the amount refunded to claimants of the overplus re- ceived from sale of unclaimed merchandise, covered into the Treasury as revenue from cus- toms ...... 937. 56 Deduct from "Refunding moneys erroneously received and cov- ered into the Treasury, " this amount covered as a miscella- neous receipt from fines) penal- ties, and forfeitures...... 2. 64 Deduct amount received and cov- ered into the Treasury as pro- ceeds of Government property. . 5, 102. H7 . . . $9) 720, 135. 61 $9, 720, 135. 61

Total actual expenses, Customs Service...... 10, 561& 309. 72 $340, 424. 19 10, 901, 733. 91

Public Health and lIari ne-Hospital Serrice- Public Health and Marine-Hospital Service. .. . 1, 041, 601. 4o Quarantine Service . 330, 255. 73 Maintenance of leprosy hospital, Hawaii 10, 948. 80 National quarantine and sanitation . 58, 432. 18

Total apparent expenses, Public Health and Marine-Hospital Service . 1, 441, 298, 10 &. . .. 1) 441) 298 16 Deduct the amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property. . . 1, 003. 08 1) 003. 08

Total actual expenses, Public Health and Marine-Hospital Service. . 1, 440& 235 08 . . . 1, 440, 235. 08

Life-Saving Service— Life-Saving Service. . 1 792, 77'2. 96 Establishing life-saving stations. 3, 039. 70

1, 7951 812. 06 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures. 331. 00

Total apparent expenses) Li Je-Saving Service. . . . 1) 795) 481. 66 1&, 795, 481. 60 Deduct the amount received froru telephone lines, Life-Saving Service. . . 88. 40 I. . HH. 40

Total actual expenses, I.ife-Saving Service. . . 1, 795, 393. 26 ~ 1. &&t& 393, 20

Bureau of Engraving and Printing— Salaries. . 8178, 900. 00 Compeusatio'n of emplovees...... 1, 105, 996. 96 Plate printing. . 1, 568, 14(. 8 & ibiaterials and miscellaueous expenses. 494, 765. 12 Rent of ofhce for distribution of stamps. 50. 00

Total apparent expenses, Bureau of Engrav- ing and Printing. 2) H53) 044 81 494) 815 12 3, 347, n;&9. 93 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) 1907.

Dtetffftreementd —Continued.

Ordinary ex- works. M)scellaneous Unusual and ex- Sal aries. penses. Public traordinary.

Bureau of Engraui ng aud Printing —Continued. Deduct amount received and cov- ered into the Treasury for work done hy the Bureau...... $89, 115. 00 Deduct amount received and cov- ered into the Treasury as pro- ceeds of' Government property. .. 18, 772. 50 $89) 1 15 00 $18, (72. 50 $107& 887. 50

Total actual expenses, Bureau of Engraving and Priuting. . 2, 763, 929. 81 476, 042. 62 3, 239, 972. 43

Public Buildings— Abilene, Tex. : Court-house and post-of5ce. . $56. 50 Aberdeen, S. Dak. : Post-of5ce. . 3, 246. 65 Adrian, Mich: Post-ofdce. . 6, 032. 50 Aiken, S. C. : Post-of5ce. 25. 63 Albany, Ga. : Post-of5ce and court-house. . 22. 27 Albert Lea, Minn. : Post-of5ce. 545. 7H Albuquerque, N. Mex. : Post-of5ce . 50. 00 Alexandria, Minn. : Post-of5ce . 6, 454. 75 Allentown, Pa, : Post-of5ce. 41, 431. 28 Alpena, Mich. : Post-of5ce . 18. 56 Alton, Ill. : Post-Of5ce .. 26. 16 Americus, Ga. : Post-of5ce. 14) 974. 43 Amesbury, Mass. : Post-of5ce...... 13& 053. 01 Amsterdam, N. Y. : Post-of5ce . 29. 74 Anderson, Ind. : Post-of5ce. 1, 452. 28 Anderson, S. C. : Post-of5ce and court-house. . 6, 544. 58 Ann Arbor, Mich. : Post-of5ce. 40. 00 Anniston, Ala. : Post-of5ce. 2, 583. 76 Appleton, Wis. : Post-of5ce . 31. 80 Asheville, N. C. : Post-of5ce and court-house 147. 02 Astabula, Ohio: Post-of5ce. 14, 929. 26 Athens, Ga. : Post-of5ce and court-house. . 11, 228. 35 Atlanta, Ga. : Post-of5ce and court-house. . 25) 802 '0 Atlantic, Iowa: Post-of5ce. 9, 034. 51 Atlantic City, N. J. : Post-of5ce . 567. 66 Auburn, Me. : Post-of5ce. 14, 521. 41 Augusta, Me. : Post-of5ce& court-house, etc...... 3, 803. 52 Aurora, Ill. : Post-of5ce . 31. 92 Austin, Minn. : Post-of5ce . 7, 893. 30 Baker City, Oreg. : Post-oflice. 50. 00 Baltimore, Md. : Custom-house 340, 524. 62 Post-office, court-house, etc . 26. 05 Rent of buildings. 1, 250. 00 Baraboo, Wis. : Post-of5ce . 2) 103. 57 Bar Harbor, Me. : P'osf-offtce. . 24. 00 Barre, Vt. : Post-of5ce . . 20. 73 Batesville, Ark. : Post-of5ce and court-house 1& 501. 41 Battlecreek, Mich. : Post-of5ce. . 29& 648. 99 Beaumont, Tex. : Post-of5ce and court-house 407. 06 Bedford, Ind. : Post-of5ce. 48. 62 Belleville, Ill. : Post-of5ce . 16. 01 Bellingham, Wash. : Post-of5ce. . 103. 40 Beloit, Wis. : Post-of5ce . 24. 49 Belvidere, Ill. : Post-of5ce . 17. 81 Bessemer, Ala. : Post-of5ce. 29. 25 Beverly, 1)lass. : Post-of5ce. 32. 13 Biloxi, Miss. : Post-of5ce, court-house, und custom-house .. 37, 327. 86 Biscayne Bay, Fla. : Quarantine station 3, 479. 68 Bloomington, Ind. : Post-of5ce. .. 13. 53 Boise City, Idaho. . 692. 55 Boone, Iowa: Post-of5ce. . 525. 00 Boston, Mass. : Appraisers' stores...... 112. 25 Boulder, Colo. : Post-of5ce. 40. 98 Bowling Green, Ky. : Post-of5ce and court-house. . .. 13. 15 Bradford, Pa. : Post-of5ce. 29. 74 Brainerd, Minn. : Post-of5ce. 4, 459. 14 Bridgeton, N. J. : Post-of5ce and custom-house 13& 014. 70 Brunswick, Ga. : Quarantine station .. 1'2, 807. 09 Custom-house and post-of5ce . . . 2& 482. 31 Brooklyn, N. Y. : Post-of5ce. 75 24 Buffalo, N. Y. : Post-of5ce '2, 549. 00 Marine-hospital . 1, 000. 00 Burlington, Iowa: Post-of5ce. 27, 011. 3H Burlington, Vt. : Post-of5ce and custom-house. 22& 648. 92 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTSt 1907. 29

1Nsbursements —Continued.

ex- a x )vortcs. I, nusuat and Total. salaries. pensee, Public Miscellaneous. traordinary.

PaNic 13uilding& —Continued.

Butte, 5 I ont. : Post-office. Bl, & &!&. 8 & Calais, Me. : Post-office and custom-house. . 50. 00 Canandaigua, N. Y. : Post-oflice. 16. 71 Cape Fear (iuar;intine station, North Carolina. . o& 164. 2H Cape Girardeau, Mo. : Post-office and court-honse 19. H9 Carbondale, Pa. : Post-office. . 30. 95 Carlisle, Pa. : Post-office. 11.54 Carrollton, Mo. : Post-office 16. 29 Carthage, Mo. : Post-office. 26. 18 Catlettsburg, Ky. : Post-office and court-house 8, 524. 50 Cedar Rapids, Iowa: Post-oi5ce and court-house. 55, 310. 77 Rent of buildings 6, 359. 99 Centralia, Ill. : Post-office. . 14. 99 Chambersburg, Pa. : Post-office. 19. 69 Charleroi, Pa. : Post-office. . 17. 46 Charlottesville, Va. : Post-office and court-house 7) 721. 19 Chattanooga, Tenn. : Post-office and court-house 57. 90 Chester, S. C. : Post-office. . 8, 50:3. 24 Cheyenne, Wyo. . 5, 28&J. 34 Chicago, Ill. : Post-office, court-house, etc 130, fi77. 24 Chillicothe, Ohio: Post-oi5ce. 1, 758. 29 Chippewa Falls, Wis. : Post-oflice. . 40. 00 Clurinda, Iowa: Post-ol5ce. 58. 36 Cleveland, Ohio: Rent of buildings. 51, 454. 62 Post-office, custom-house, and court-house. . . 577, 465. 30 Cleveland, Tenn. : Post-of5ce. 4, 528. 16 Clifton Forge, Va. : Post-oifice. 26. 20 Clinton, Mo. : Post-office. 20. 86 Coldwater, Mich. : Post-office. . 6, J22. 85 Colorado Springs, Colo. : Post-of5ce and court- house 6, 027. 04 Columbia River quarantine station. 7, 519. 76 Columbia, Mo. : Post-ofFice. 11, 060. 58 Columbia, Tenn. : Post-oi5ce . 10, 019. 18 Columbus, Ind. : Post-office. 22. 73 Columbus, Miss. : Post-office . 48. 77 Columbus, Nebr. : Post-office. 6, 038. 38 Columbus, Ohio: Post-office and court-house. 141. 09 Concord, N. C. : Post-office. 9, 960. 85 Connellsville, Pa. : Post-oi5ce. 48. 60 Connersville, Ind. : Post-oifice. 9& 967. 05 Corning, N. Y. : Post-office. . 50. 00 Corsicana, Tex. : Post-office . 47. 27 Council Bluffs, Iowa: Post-office and court-house. . . 112. 32 Crawfordsville, Ind. : Post-office. 15& 097. 85 Creston, Iowa: Post-office. . '2, 184. OH Crookston, Minn. : Post-of5ce . 23. 50 Cumberland, Md. : Court-house and post-of5ce. . . . 29. 76 Dallas, Tex. : Court-house, post-oi5ce, etc. 324. 25 Dalton, Ga. : Post-office. . 6 015. 39 Danville, Ky. : Post-office. 14. 54 Deadwood, S. Dak. : Post-office and court-house. . . 3 990 52 Decorab, Iowa: Post-office. 46. 88 Dekalb, Ill. : Post-office. 28, 37H. 12 Delaware, Ohio: Post-office. 9 509 04 Demopolis, Ala. : Post-office. 28. 14 Denison, Tex: Post-office. . 24. 26 Denver, Colo. : Mint building. 1) 916. 37 Post-office. .. 54. 12 Post-oflice and court-house. 48. 16 Des Moines, Iowa: Post-office. 210. 62 Detroit, Mich. : Post-office and court-house. . 52. 91 Devils Lake, N. Dak. : Post-oflice and court- house. 10, 061. 38 Dixou, Ill. : Post-office. 50. 00 Dothan, Ala. : Post-office. 6, 476. 64 Dover, N. H. : Post-ofHce .. 18, H16. 57

Duluth, Minn. : Post-oi5ce, court-house, and l custom-house . . 103. 50 Durham, N. C. : Post-office. 5, 827. 43 l&:agle Pass, I'ex. : Post-office and custom-house. .. . 30. 23 East Liverpool, Ohio: Post-oNce. . 35. 00 East St. Louis, Ill. : Post-office and court-house. . 182. 36 Euston, Pa. : Post-office. . 4:3. 17 F.:iu Claire, AVis. : Post-office aml court-house. . IH, 060. (30 Elgin, Ill. : Post-office. 19. 69 Elizabeth, N. J. : Post-office. 46. 63 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 1907.

Disbursements —Continued.

Ordinary ex- Salaries. Public )vorks rlnusual and e)r- penses. Miscellaneous. traordinary.

' Public Buildings —Continued. Elizabeth City, N. C. : Post-office and court-house. . . . $37 279 80 Elkhart, Ind. : Post-oflice 1, 454. 08 Elmira, N. Y. : Post-office and court-house. 44. 69 Escanaba, Mich. : Post-of5ce. 31. 25 Estherville, Iowa: Post-of5ce. 5) 535 OH Eugene, Oreg. : Post-oflice 6& 162. Ol Eureka, Cal. : Post-oflice and custom-house...... 07. 10 Evanston, Ill. : Post-of5ce 14, 792. 41 Evanston, Wyo. : Post-offic and court-house...... 59, 293. 67 Fairuiont, W. Va. : Post-office. . 5. 40 Fargo, N. Dak. : Post-oi5ce and court-house. 55 507. 85 Fayetteville, Ark. : Post-of5ce. 150. 34 Fayetteville, N. C. : Post-of5ce. 12. 44

Fernandina, Fla. : Post-of5ce, custom-honse, and ~, court-house. 40. 69 Findlay, Ohio: Post-of5ce. 372. 38 Flint, Mich. : Post-oflice. 30. 18 Florence Ala. : Post-ol5ce 40. 00 Florence, S. C. : Post-oi5ce and court-house 17, 692. 01 Fond du Lac, Wis. : Post-ol5ce, 4, 278. 50 Fort Worth, Tex. : Post-of5ce and court-house. 41. 67 Fredericksburg, Va. : Post-of5ce 18. 20 Fresno, Cal. : Post-oi5ce and court-house. 78) 449. 64 Gadsden, Ala. : Post-of5ce. . 11, 041. 41 Gainesville, Fla. : Post-of5ce. . 36 Gainesville, Ga. : Post-of5ce. . 30. 00 Gainesville. Tex, : Post-ol5ce. 1, '754. 73 Geneva, N. Y. : Post-offic. 24, 094. 98 Georgetoivn, S. C. : Post-of5ce and custom-house. . . 19. '74 Gloversville, N. Y. : Post-of5ce. 212. 29 Gonzales, Tex. : Post-office. 20. 44 Grafton, W. Va. : Post-oi5ce 23. 70 Grand Forks, N. Dak. : Post-of5ce and court-house. . . 2, 341. 95 Grand Haven, Mich. : Post-of5ce aud custom-house. . . 4, 359. 15 Grand Island, Nebr. : Post-oflice and court-house. . . 48. 00 Grand Rapids, Mich. : Post-of5ce and court- house .. 90. 91 Great Falls, Mont. : Post-oflice and court-house. 79. 45 Green Bay, Wis. : Post-of5ce and court-house. . 1) 976. 98 Greensburg, Pa. : Post-of5ce 18. 32 Greencastle, Iud. : Post-of5ce. 8, 907. 75 Greeneville, Tenn. : Post-office and court-house. 397. 20 Greensboro, N. C. : Court-house, post-of5ce, etc. 11 329. 83 Greenville, Miss. : Post-oflice 24. 97 Greenville, Ohio: Post-of5ce 32. 65 Greenville, S. C. : Post-office and court-house. 161 999. 40 Greenville, Tex. : Post-ofiice 87 074. 11 Greenwich, Conn. : Post-of5ce. . 27. 75 Greenwood, S. C. : Post-oi5ce. 6, 518. 46 Grif5n, Ga. : Post-of5ce. . 18. 08 Gulfport, Miss. : Post-of5ce and custom-house . 14. 22 Gulf quarantine station. . 3, 50l. 32 Guthrie, Okla. : Post-ofFice and court-house. 3, 394. 49 Hagerstowu, Md. : Post-ofhce. 19. 26 Hamilton, Ohio: Post-of5ce 20. 00 Hammond, Ind. : Post-of5ce and court-house. 80, 612. 77 Hartford, Conn. : Custom-house and post-ofHce. . 5. 72 Hastings, Nebr. : I'ost-oflice 516. 28 Hattiesburg, rhiiss. : Post-ol5ce 14) 964. 23 Hazleton, Pa. : Post-oQice 15) 150. 04 Helena, Mont. '721. 25 Hender)son, iV. C. : Post-of5ce 7, 014. 55 High Point, N. C. : Post-of5ce. . 9) 985. 25 Hinton, W. Va. : Post-office 27. 70 Holyoke, Mass. : Post-of5ce. . 1) 252. 46 Honolulu, H. I. : Quarantine station. 28, 041. 62 Leprosy hospital, buildings and equipment...... 173. 32 Post-of5ce, court-house, and custom-house. 323. 10 Houston, Tex. : Post-of5ce and conrt-house .. 100. 00 Hudson, N. Y. : Post-of5ce . 35. 07 Huntington, W. Va. : Post-of5ce and court-house. . . . 30, 266. 41 Hutchinson, Kans. : Post-of5ce. 4, 662. 59 Independence, Mo. : Post-of5ce. . 9, 935. 89 Indianapolis, Ind. : Court-house and post-oflice. 671 550. 19 Iola, I&ans. : Post-office 21. 30 Jackson, Miss. : Post-of5ce and court-house. 48. 75 Jacksonville, Fla. : Post-offic, custom-house, etc. 417. 32 Jacksonville, Ill. : Post-of5ce. . 2& 673. 93 Jeffersonville, Ind. : Post-of5ce. . 30. 19 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEhIENTS, 1907.

Dish us semevt ts —Continued.

I:uus»al and ex- Put(uc works. hlis( r. lb(ac»us. Salaries. peuses. tra»(riliuary.

Public Buildings —Continued. Jersey City, N. , l. : Post-oNce. 842. 27 Johnson City, Tenn. : Post-of5ce. 65. 47 Johnstown, iV. Y. : Post-oNce. . 43. 51 Johnstown, Post-of5ce...... 21. 15 Pa. : . . . """. l Joplin, hlo. : Post-of5ce. . 269. 56 Joliet, Ill. : Post-of5ce 10. 34 Kalamazoo, hl i(.h. : Post-of5cc. 10, Hr2. s5 Kankakee, Ill. : Post-oNce. 6, 562. 14 Kansas City, Kans. : Post-of5ce. 30. 35 Kansas City, Mo. : Post-of5ce and court-house 39, 527. 74 Kearaey, Vebr. : Post-oNce. Keene, iN. H. : Post-oNce. 19, 972. H1 Kenosha, AVis. : Post-oNce. 11. HO Kewanee, Ill. : Post-oNce. 34. 68 Key West, Fla. : hlai inc hospital 9 Key West and ihIullet Key, Fla. : Quarantine station 15, 928. 76

Kingston, Vi. Y. : Post-of5ce...... l . 1, 297. 94 Kinston, iN. C. : Post-of5ce. . 18. 20 Knoxville, Tean. : Post-of5ce and court-house . 42. 69 Kokomo, Ind, : Post-of5ce . 16. 8o Lafayette, Ind. : Post-oflice. . 65. 73 Lake Charles, La. : Post-of5ce and court-house. 4, 814. 74 Lancaster, Ohio: Post-ol5ce . 24. 70 Lancaster, Pa. : Post-ofdce 36. 27 I.ander, Wyo. : Post-of5ce. . 6, 042. 22 Laramie, Wyo. : Post-oflice 9, 742. 40 Laredo, Tex. : Post-of5ce, court-house, and cus- tom-house . 59, 808. 64 Lead, S. Dak. : Post-of5ce. . 70. 20 Leadville, Colo. : Post-of5ce' 810. 39 Lebanon, Ky. : Post-of5ce. . 22. H. ( Lebanon, Pa: Post-of5ce. 15, 524. 96 Lewiston, Idaho: Post-of5ce. . 74. 20 Lexington, Mo. : Post-of5ce. . 15. 90 Lincoln, Ill. : Post-of5ce 43. HO Lincoln, Nebr. : Court-house and post-of5ce. 69( 089. 82 Litchfield, Ill. : Post-of5ce l-f. 6(7 Little I"alla, N. Y. : Post-of5ce ...... ' 129. 31 Logan, Utah: Post-oNce 3, 683. 30 London, Ky. : Post-ol5ce and court-house. . 1H. 21 Los Angeles, Cal. : Court-house and post-of5ce 71, 101. 35 Rent of buildings. . 26, 06',3. 89 Louisiana, Mo. : Post-of5ce 533. 36 Lynchburg, Va. : Post-ofFice and court-house. 11. 30 Macon, Ga. : Court-house, post-of5ce, etc. . 97, HO. 61 Rent of buildings. 4, RR(. 76 Macon, Mo. : Post-of5ce 10. 90 Maloue, N. Y. : Post-of5ce 13. 55 blanche. ter, Va. : Post-oNce. . 34. 26 hlaahattan, Kans. : Post-of5ce ...... 2, 419. 85 Manistee, hlich. : Post-of5ce. . 8, 833. 56 hIanitoivoc, Wis. : Post-of5ce 21. 65 hlarblehead, hlass. : Post-of5ce. . 9, 976. 22 ihlarietta, Ga. : Post-of5ce 9, 784. 19 hlarictt;i, Ohio: Post-oflice 14. 37 hlarinette, Wis. : Post-oflice 22. 00 illarion, Ohio: Post-oNce. . 1R, 085. 08 hlarlboro, Mass. : Post-of5ce. . 28. 95 hlarion, Ind. : I'ost-oNce. . 60. 00 hIarshal ltowa, Iowa: Post-of5ce . 6, Rl r. ,'lH Martinsville, Va. : Post-office 40. 19 hIasou Iowa: Post-oNce. 30. 00 City, o May5eld, Ky. : Post-of5ce. . 20 11 I. 90 ihlaysvi lie, Ky'. : Post-of5ce rhlcKeesport, Pa. : Post-of5ce 15, 811. RH Meadvi lie, Pa. : Post-of5ce 31, 030. 95 hIemphis, Tenn. : Custom-house, court-house, and post-r f5ce .. . . . 1, 544. 03 Meriden, Conn. : Post-oNce . 1, 191. 92 Michigan City, Iad. : Post-of5cc. . 43. 94 Middletown, N. Y. : Post-oNce. 22. 49 hlilford, Del. : Post-oNce. . 20. 71 Milivaukee, (Vis. : Post-oNce, court-house, and ' custom-house 1. (10. 53 I hfinneapolis, hiinu. : Post-oNce, etc. . 349 9H1. hiissoula, ihlont. : Post-of5ce. 6R. (0 hiitchell( S. Dak. : Post-of5ce. I, , f'. 66 I RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) 1907.

1Ksbftreemente —Continued.

e&t- Salaries. Ordinary Pnl&lic Unusual and ex.- penses. works. Miscellaneous. traordinary.

PubLic Buildings —Continued, Moline, Ill. : Post-ofBce. $14& 060. 76 Montgomery, Ala. : Court-house, post-ofBce, etc. . . 4, 747. 13 Moscow, Idaho: Post-of5ce and court-house. . 69. 50 Muncie, Ind. : Post-offlce. .. 40 64'3 '35 Murfree4boro& Tenn. : Post-ofBce. '7, 030. 68 Muscatine, Iowa: Post-oflice. 202. 42 Muskegon, Mich. : Post-ofBce and custom-house. . . 16, 322. 97 Nashua, N. H. : Post-ofBce. 19, 704. ?9 Nashville, Tenn. : Custom-house and post-offlce. . . 4, 933. 78 Natchez, Miss. : Post-offlce. 2, 082. 06 Natchitoches, La. : Post-oflice. .. 2t» 116 7( Nebraska City, Nebr. : Post-ofBee and court-house 8, 000. 00 Nevada, Mo. : Posi-of6ce. 629. 95 Newark, Ohio: Post-ofBce. . 19 50 Newbern, N. C. : Post-offlce, court-house, and custom-house. 35. 30 New Britain, Conn. : Post-ofBce. . 30, 565. 16 Newcastle, Pa. : Post-of5ce. 23, 155. 62 New London, Coun. : Post-ofBce. 6, 481. 78 Newnan, Ga. : Post-ofBce . 36. 50 New Orleans, La. : Post-ofBce anu court-house. 245. 00 Newport, Vt. : Court-house, post-offlce& and custom-house 185. 14 Newport, R. I. : Post-ofBce and custom-house. .. .. 2, 185. 95 Newport News, Va. : Custom-house and post- offlce. .'3, 116. 35 Newton, Kans. : Post-ofBce...... 9, 022. H3 New Ulm, Minn. : Post-ofBce. . 4, 724. 46 New York, N. Y. : Court-house and post-ofBce. .. 5, 729. 23 Assay ofBce, building. 85. 25 Custom-house, building. /91& 665. 98 Post-ofBce. 1, 660, 100. 70 Subtreasury 7. 09 Rent of old custom-house, 130, 600. 00 Niagara Falls, N. Y. : Post-ofBce. . 64, 357. 68 Niles, Mich. : Post-oflice. . 6& 55/. 90 North Adams, Mass. : Post-ofBce. . 22. 55 North Tonawanda, N. Y. : Post-offlce. . 13, 524. 34 North Yakima, Wash. : Post-offlce 14& 610. 16 Norristown, Pa. : Post-office. . 842. 03 Oakland, Cal. : Post-ofBce. . 1:3, 115. 87 Oak Park, Ill. : Post-ofBce. . 822. 86 Ocala, Fla. : Post-ofBce. 63. 75 Ogden, Utah: Post-offlce and court-house. . 79, 084. 71 Oil City, Pa. : Post-of5ce. . 5, 355. 83 Oklahoma City, Okla. : Post-ofBce 91. 53 Olean, V. Y. : Post-of5ce . 13. 55 Omaha, Nebr. : Court-house, custom-house, and post-ofBce. 184. 52 Ottawa, Ill. : Post-office. . 2, 637. 04 Ottumwa, Iowa: Post-of6ce. 55. 00 Owensboro, Ky, : Post-ofBce and court-house 37. 35 Owosso, Mich. : Post-ofBce. 25. 67 Palestine, Tex. : Post-ofBce . 27. 28 Paris, Ill. : Post-of6ce. 33. 33 Paris, Ky. : Post-ofBce, 24. 5O Paris, Tenn. : Post-ofBce. 9, 534. 61 Pensacola, Fla. : Quarantine station. . 2& 596. 22 Peoria, Ill. : Post-ofllce and court-house. 8, 575. O9 Rent of buildings. 30. :31 i Post-of5ce and custom-house. . 187. Perth Amboy, Vi. J. 0,& 13 Peru, Ind. : Post-offlce. 14, i80. HO Petersburg, Va. : Post-of6ce and custom-house 7H. 92 Pierre, S. Dak. : Post-ofBce and court-house. . 43, BBl. 42 Pine Bluff& Ark. : Post-of5ce. . 35. 00 Pittsburg, Kans. : Post-ofBce. 47. Hl Pittsburg, Pa. : Marine Hospital 8. 3i Post-of6ce . . 740, 695. 11 Pittsfield, blase. : Post-offlce. . 46. ]4 Philadelphia, Pa. : United States Mint...... 27. 67 Platteville, Wis. : Post-ofBce. 24. 99 Plattsmouth, Nebr. : Post-ofBce . 18. 89 Plymouth, Mass. : Post-of6ce. l5. 64 Pontiac, Mich. : Post-of5ee. 35. 34 Portland, Me. : Qluarantine station. 4, 712. 45 Portland, Oreg. : Custoin-house. 770. 42 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 1907.

Disbursements —Continued,

ex- Unusual and ea- Salaries. Ordinarr pu»»e worlrs Sliseellaneous. Toiai. pensee. traordinarr.

Public If ui7dings —Continued. Port Townsen&l, Wash. : Quarantine station. . $250. 68 Portsmouth, Va. : Post-office and custom-house. '. .. 7, 610. 50 Providence, R. I. : Post-office, court-house, and custom-bouse 18(i, 5)2L 12 Provo, Utah: Post-office. (G. 69 Punxsutawney, Pa. : Post-oflice 24, 975. 6'2 Quincy, Mass. : Post-office aud custom-house. . (5. 00 Rawlins, Wyo. : Post-ofBce 47. 3'7 Reedy Island, Delaware River, quarantine sta- tion . . 12, 412. 07 Red Wing, Minn, : Post-oflice. 5, 507. 82 Reno, Nev. : Post-office. . 3, 190. 04

Richmond, Va. : Post-office, court-house, and ~' custom-house. . 306. 78 Roanoke, Va. : Post-of5ce and court-house. . 10, 029. 32 Rochester, Minn. : Post-of5ce. 3H. 29 Rochester, N. Y. : Court-house, post-of5ce, etc. 2, 24H. 93 Rock Hill, S. C. : Post-office. 2, 014. 03 Rock ford, Ill. : Post-of5ce. 5, 072. 65 Rome, Ga. : Post-office. 1, 692. (G Ruston, L:i. : Post-office 14. 90 St. Joseph, Mo. : Post-oflice. . 20, 694. 94 St. Louis, Mo. : Post-of5ce. 159. 548. 08 St. Paul, Minn. : Post-office, court-house, and I custom-house. . 10, 556. 25 St. Charles, Mo. : Post-office . 7. 182, 73 Salem, Oreg. : Post-ofBce. 5, 028. 57 Salisbury, N. C. : Post-ofBce . 19, 519. (o Salt Lake City, Utah: Court-house and post-ofBce. . . G73. 22 San Angelo, Tex. : Post-of5ce and court-house 32. 56 San Antonio, Tex. : Post-ofBce and court-house .. '. 50. 53 San Diego, Cal. : Post-office and custom-house. Quarantine station. . 1, 433. 33 San Francisco, Cal. : Appraisers' stores (new) . 5, 6I3. 54 Custom-house. 65, 454. 39 Post-office, court-house, etc, 50, H68. 1o Mint building 20, 005. 06 Quarantine station. 2, 040. 91 Subtreasury 25, 075, 39 Sau Jose, Cal. : Post-oflice . 15, 078. 16 San Marcos, Tex. : Post-office. 21. 66 Santa Cruz, Cal. : Post-office . 18. 48 Santa Rosa, Cal. : Post-ofBce. 23. 25 Saratoga Springs, N. Y. : Post-office. 20. 75 Savannah, Cra. : Quarantine station. 8, 412. 91 Marine hospital. 245 90 Schenectady, V. Y. , Post-office. 22. 83 Seattle, Wash. : Court-house, custom-house, and post-of5ce . 96, 017. 58 Selma, Ala. : Post-of5ce. . 20. H Sewicl-ley, Pa. : Post-office 14, 9(9. 35 Sbamokin, Pa. : Post-office. 39. 25 Sharon, Pa. : Post-of5ce 16, 019. 06 Sheboygan, Wis. : Post-office and custom-house .. . 39. 39 Shenandoab, Iowa: Post-office. 45. 69 Sheridan, Wyo. : Post-of5ce and court-house . 9, 052. I'& Sherman, Tex. : Post-of5ce and court-house. 60, 974. 62 South Atlantic quarautine station 65. 70 South Bend, Ind. : Post-office 22, 523. 68 South Chicago, Ill. : Post-office. 66. 55 Spartanburg, S. C. : Post-of5ce. . 33, 683. 59 Springfield, Mass. : Post-office and custom-house 53. 1( Springfield, Ohio: Post-office. 3, 145. 21 Spokane, Wash. : Post-office) court-house, and custom-house 6, 091. 18 Sterling, Ill. : Post-office. 627. 36 Sumter, S. C. : Post-ofBce. . 6, 024. 23 Superior, Wis. : Post-of5ce, court-house, and. "-, custom-house IJ4. I )9. 34 Syracuse, N. Y. : Post-oiBce and court-house 23. 45 Temple, Tex. : Post-office. . 45. 49 Texarkana, Tex. : Court-house. 56. 00 Toledo, Ohio: Post-of6ce and court-house. ), 110. 51 Toledo, Ohio: Post-office. lo) 00 Traverse City, Mich. : Post-office and custom- house. 259. 05 5 RD RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTHt

Disbursemenfs —Cont, inued.

Ordinary ex- Unusual and e)r- Total. Salaries. penses. P ut)l)e )vorks M )seellaneous. traordinary.

Puwic Buildings —Continued. Trenton, V. J. : Post-ofBce and court-house. $178. 54 Trinidad, Colo. : Post-ofBce. 61. 95 Troy, Ala. : Post-ofBce. 30. 74 Tuscaloosa, Ala. : Post-ofBce and court-house . 75. 00 Tyler, Tex. : Post-ofBce and court-house. 59. 58 Valdosta, Ga. : Post-oiBce and court-house. . 50. 00 Versailles, Ky. : Post-ofBce. 9. 51 Vincennes, Ind. : Post-ofBce. . 28& 342. 1H Waco, Tex. : Court-house, post-ofBce, etc 2, 348. 10

Waldoboro, Me. : Post-ofBce and custom-house 18. 15 i Warren, Ohio: Post-ofBce. 3'2. 47 Warrensburg, Mo. : Post-ofBce. 18. 10 Washington, N. C. : Post-oflice and court-house. . . . 20. 83 Washington, Pa. : Post-office lfi, H97. 14 Waterbury, Conn. : Post-ofBce. 1HG. 46 Watertown, S. Dak. : Post-ofBce. 3, 050. 01 Watertown, Wis. : Post-ofBce. .. 24. 08 Waukegan, Ill. : Post-ofBce. 26. fio Waukesha, Wis. : Post-ofBce . 12. 41 Wausau, Wis. : Post-ofBce. 7, OH1. 14 Waycross, Ga. : Post-ofBce . 20. 15 Webster, Mass. : Post-oflice . 13. 44 Webster City, Iowa: Post-ofBce. 64. 58 Westchester, Pa. : Post-office 28, 608. 93 West Point, Miss. : Post-offic. 23. 83 Wheeling, W. Va. : Post-ofBce, court-house, and custom-house . 131 434. 55

Wichita, Kans. : Post-ofBce and court-house...... , 68. 40 I Wilkesbarre, Pa. : Post-ofBce. . 1, 572 34, Willimantic, Conn. : Post-ofBce 45. 8() ' Winchester, Ky. : Post-ofBce 23. 31 Winchester, Va. : Post-ofBce 24. 50 Winston, N. C. : Post-ofBce. . 44, 810. 63 Woburn, Mass. : Post-ofBce 35. 31 Woonsocket, R. I. : Post-office 35. 61 Yankton, S. Dak. : Post-office 169. 81 Yazoo City, Miss. : Post-ofBce. . 19. 83 Yonkers, N. Y. : Post-ofBce. . r0 38 York, Pa. : Post-ofBce 21. 76 York, Nebr. : Post-ofBce. . 40. 00 Youngstown, Ohio: Post-ofBce 58. 53 Zanesville, Ohio: Post-ofBce. . 6& 902. 47 Washington, D. C. : Treasury building. . 16, 031. 74 Treasury building, rewiring. . 461. 45 Treasury building), ventilation 13. 50 Treasury building, repair of east front. 52. 89 Custom-house . . 62. 23 Hall of Records: Hite 14 395. 50 I.aborafory, Bureau of Standards. 680. 56 Post-ofBce. . . 40, 429. 00 Repairs and preservation of public buildings. 395 177. 89 Heating apparatus for public buildings. 253, 877. 20 Vaults, safes, and locks for public butldinom. 61, 356. 98 Plans for public buildings. . 81(. 92 Post-oflice lookouts. . 5, 209. 20 Electrical protection fo vaults. . 20, 646. 99

9, 375, 154. 71 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures. 13, G68. 09

Total apparent expenses, public buildings 9, 361) 486. 62 361, 486. 62 Deduct amount received and covered into the $9, as proceeds of Government . Treasury property. 13, :346. 19 13, 346. 19 Total actual expeuses, public buildings. . 9) 348, 140. 43 9, 34H, 140. 43

Treasury 31isceff(()teous- of iuterest ou the public debt. . Payment 158. 34 the spread of epideruic diseases. . . . $24, 48l, Preventing . $138, 724. 70 United States securities: Disfiuctive paper for. . $308, 524. 38 Sealing and separating . 1) (03. 68 Canceling United States securities and cutting distinctive paper. 212. 45 Special witness of destruction of...... , . . . . . , Bf, 5)65, 00 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 190 &.

Didburaemenfd —COntinued.

C»usual aud ex- Pul)lie )vorks. Inseeua»eo»9, Total. Salaries. pe»ses. traordmar),

Z'reasury 3lfsoellaneous —Continued. Custody of dies, rolls, and plates. /I I, 000. 00 Transportation of silver coin. 121) 9l2. Ia Transportation of minor coin 28, 590. 47 Transportation of fractional silver coin. 5, 22)3. 46 Recoinage of silver coin. . 49, 8!!4.8« Recoinage of gold coius...... 7, ]0;). 96 Expenses of national currency. 49, 846. 51 Expenses of con:ols of 1930 4, 000. 00 Public buildings: ' Pay of assistant custodians and janitors...... Bl, 432, 356. 61 Inspector of furniture and other furnishings for. . 6, 500. 28 Furniture and repairs of same for. 440, 356. 37 Fuel, lights, and water for I, 105, 741. 60 General inspector of supplies for...... l 4 541 45 Furnishing new custom-house, New Yorl.-, N. Y.. . . . 26, 073. 04 Suppressing counterfeiting aud other crimes...... 108, 846. 48 Lands and other property of the United States. .. . . $163. 96, Smithsonian Institution: Expenses . 56, 220. 00 American Ethnology. 39, &27. 48 ' International exchanges. 27, 508. 62 Astrophysical observatory . . 14, 362. 14, International catalogue of scientific 'literature. . . 5, 000. 00 Ruin of Casa Grande, Arizona 3, 000. 00 National Museum: Furniture fixtures. 589. 07 and . 19, i Heating and lighting. . 16, 955. 6'2 ' Preservation of collections. . 179, 041. 51 i Rent of workshops. 4, 579. 92 Books. 1, 494. Bi Postage. 500. 00 i Building, repairs. . . . 18, 894. 02 I Building . $614, 000. 00 National Zoological Park. 90, 654. 84 Interstate Commerce Comruission. 544, 833. 83 Board of arbitration on Interstate Commerce controversies. 4, 370. 57 Refunding to national bauking associations ex- cess of duty. . 43. 73 Trust-fund interest for support of free schools iu South Carolina 2, 018 00 Payment of French spoliation claims. . 8& 958 21 Jamestown Ter-Centennial Commission. 17, o02. 08 Government Exhibit, Jamestown Exposition. 102, 732. 20 Buildings, Jamestown Exposition . 303, 061. 54 Aid to Jamestovvn Exposition 250) 000. 00 Aid to Jamestown Exposition (reimbursable) . I, 000, 000. 00 Policing comfort stations, etc. , Jamestown Islaud, Va. 5, 000. 00 Aid to Negro development aud exposition com- pany for exhibit, Jamestown Exposition 60, 000. 00 Monument to commemorate the first settlement of Jamestown, Va. 10, 483. 16 Government exhibit, Lewis and Clarl- Centen- ' nial Exposition, Portland, Oreg. 2, 201. 51 Buildings, Lewis aud Clark Centennial Expo- ' sition, Portland, Oreg. 1, 382. 15 Government exhibit, Louisiana Purchase Expo- sition. St. Louis. Mo. . 990. 34', Agricultural exhibit, Louisiana Purchase Ex- position, St. Louis, Mo. 118 17, Reimbursement to Claude Hough for services, Louisiana Purchase Exposition 35&. 50 ! Celebration of Fiftieth Anuiversary Sault Ste. Marie Ship Canal. 3, 580. 05, Purchase of digest of customs laws and deci- sions, compiled by Robert ihi. Cousar '2, 000. 00; Additional compeusation to certain employees in the civil service at Washington, D. C...... 398. 32 Judgments, Court of Claims, Treasury. . 32 I Relief of Matthew J. Davis. . I, .)8«. 24 3, 054, 860. 27 '2, 152. 190. 29 Deduct repayments to appropriations iu excess of expenditures. 56. 90, . . . 41, 900. 49 ',

Total appareut expenses, Treasury Miscella- o ')«9. ) neous. . 1) 444, 963. 34:3, 054& 803. 3 & 614& 000. 00 1 ill +0 + l 48l 158 34 scil &0 ) RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 1907.

Dtsbttrsements —Continued.

Ordinary ex- Unusual and ex.- Total. Salaries. penses. Public works Mi scellaneous. iraordinary.

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Treasury iViscellarieo&ls —Continued. Deduct from " Payment pf inter- est on the public debt" the amount of iuterest received aud covered into the Treasury as a miscellaneous revenue from the various Pacific rail- roa(l coinpanies, $1&042, 249. 26 aud $4&725. 80 received and covered into the Treasury as interest on debts due the United States from various persons ...... $1, 046, 975. 06 Deduct the expenditure under "Trust-fund interest for sup- port of free schools in South Carolina, act March 3, 1873, " there having been received and covered. into the Treasury un- der said act $2&019.20& leaving an excess of receipts of $1.20. . . Deduct "Refunding to national banks excess of duty, " there having been received and cov- ered into the Treasury as a revenue from tax on circula- tion, etc. , of national banks, $2, 6~51, 605. 50, leaving an ex- cess of& receipts over expendi- tures of $2, 651, 561.77...... 43. 73 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government prop- erty 187. 41 $6. 70 g2, 242. 44 $1& 046, 975. 06 $1& 049, 224. 20 Total actual expenses, Treasury Miscella- neous. . $1, 444) 963. 34 3, 054, 796. 67 $6]4, 000. 00 2& 108& 047 36 23& 434 183 28 30& 655 990 65

District of Colnml&ia- Salaries, offices of the District of Columbia...... 550, 816. 86 Salaries, sinking fund oflice, District of Colum- bia...... , ...... 2, 500. 00 Salaries of employees, court-house, Washine~n& D. C ...... 10& 025. 33 Salary of wardeu of jail, District of Columbia...... 2& 000. 00 Contingent aud miscellaneous expenses. . 97, 935. 23 Designation of certain property for assessment and taxation. 3& 997. 50 Improveiuents and repairs. . 648& 152. 26 Streets . 479, 201. 85 Fxtension of Fourteenth street 1'7, 006. 30 Extension of Massachusetts avenue iVW 1, 080. 74 Fxtension of streets and avenues. . 27& 058. 43 Widening V street NW 15. 00 Se~ers. . 191& 560 83 Sewage disposal system. 470& 475. 41 Sewage disposal system, unused balances. 55, 648. 47 Alleys . 31, 584. 38 Removal of dangerous buildings 1& 669. 00 Condemnation of insanitary buildings, 2, 504. 45 Damages, changes of grade, Union Station. 49, 000. 00 Connecticut avenue bridge across Rock Creek 209, 077. 75 K street bridge across Rock Creek 28& 949. 00 Sixteenth street bridge across Piney Branch ...... 33, 410. 00 Repairs to Aqueduct bridge. . 500. 00 Highvray bridge across Potomac River. 118, 000. 00 Ma~intcnance& highway bridge across Potomac River 11, 499. 19 Bridge across Anacostia River. 124, 009. 58 Approaches, etc. , to Auacostia Bridge:...... 1, 000. 00 Washington Aqueduct. 33, 021. 54 Maiutenance, Washington aqueduct, filtration plant 80& 000. 00 Elimination of grade crossings. . 93, 590. 58 Rock Creek Park. 12, 992. 16 Public schools. . 1, 738, 644. 66 Buildings and grounds, public schools...... 160, 087. 75 Metropolitan police. 941, 583. 54 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS& 190 r . 37

Disbursements —Continued.

Ordinary e&(- t, nusual and e Total. Public works. i ittisccoaneous. Salaries. pensee. traordinary.

District of Cufvmtria —Continued. Fire department. 8522, 202. ;» Buildings, fire department...... ". . . 87, 000. 00 Fire boat...... "".. . -" ". 82, 856. fl3 Electrical department 400, 89, 44 ' Health departtuent...... 64, 795. 73 Public crematorium. 500. 00 Public convenience stations...... 43, 000. 00; Care and maintenance, public convenience stations . 2, 015. 31 Militia...... , ...... (0, 501. 23 Militia, fund from fines. 83) 849. 59 Courts. 67, 934. 32 Police Court building. 2R, 10th Ro Rent of quarters for police court...... 575. 00 Writs of lunacy. 3, 571. 90 Support of convicts. 47, 596. 09 Support of prisoners. 49, 79l. 12 Iuterest and sinking fund...... I) r. &. 408. 00 Clearing Potomac . River of ice...... 47. 00 I Entergency fund. . 714. (5 ' Transportation of paupers and prisoners...... 3, 751. 89 Municipal building, District of Columbia...... 694, 060. 31 Municipal altushouse. 19, 000. 00 Isolating ward, Providence Hospital...... 4) 000. 00 Support and medical treatment of destitute patients . 19, 400. 00 Reimbursement to Providence Hospital for re- construction of buildings, District of Columbia. . . 130, 629. 67 Isolating ward, Garfield Hospital ...... 7, 200. 00 Maintenance of Garfield Hospital ...... 18, 000. 00 Relief of the poor . 14, 950. 05 Hospital for the Insane. . 2(4, 397. 08 Washington Asylum. HH& 746. 11

Washington Asylutu, building...... 40, 021. 60 i Board of Children's Guardians ...... 5H, 747. (97 i&cform School . 20, 000. 00 Industrial Home School...... 1H, 791. 47 Industrial Home School fund ...... 3, 684. 14 Reform School for Girls. 23, 698. 09 Reform School for Girls, building...... 6, 000. 00 Industrial Home School for colored children, building 48, 964. 18 ~ Central Dispensary and Emergency Hospital...... 8, 500. 00 Columbia Hospital for Women and Lying-in Asylum 20, 179. 60 Columbia Institution for the Deaf and Dumb...... 10, 500. 00 Temporary Home for ex-Union Soldiers and Sailors. 5, 284. 64 Hope and Help Mission. . 2, 000. 00 Freedmen's Hospital and Asylum 23& 542. 55 Wotuen's Clinic. (50. 00 Eastern Dispensary. 2, 000. 00 National Association for Colored Women and Children 10, 367. 42 Tuberculosis hospital. . 4, OOO. OO Children's Hospital. 12, 334. (5 St. Anu's Infant Asylum. 5, 400. 00 Working Boys' Horne and Children's Aid Asso- ciatiou. 500. 00 ' Emergency care and treatment of indigent patieuts 4, 298. 55 George Washington University hospital ...... 3, 000. 00 Georgetown University hospital . 3, 000. 00 Washington Hospital for Foundlings 4, 000. 00 ' National Hotueopathic Hospital Association. . . .. , . . . 8, 000. 90 Education of colored deaf mutes. 3, 025. 00 ' German Orphan Asylum. 1, 200. 00 Home for Aged aud Infirm...... , 43, 998. 00 Washington Home for Incurables ...... , ...... 7, 000. 00 )Vater department. 530, 437. 66 'r)Vater meters. . 90, 080. 62 Refunding taxes. 41, 132. 7(3 Washiugton redemption fund. 94, 500. 00 Miscellaneous trust-fund deposits. 23(, 571. 72 Surplus fuud. 2, 200. 00 l'cruiit fuud. 2, 000. 00 Guarantee fund. 2, 636. 86 Police relief fund. (9 1(6. 53 38 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) 1907.

D4sbttrsements —Continued.

Ordinary ex- Unusual and ex- Total. Salaries. penses. Public works. Miscellaneous. traordinary.

District of Columbia —Continued. Firemen's rehef fund $33, 426. 67 Judgments . $74, 629. 92 Relief of Gurley Memorial Presbyterian Church and others, District of Columbia . 4, 101. 39

210. 02 "174. 55 281 391 5, 147, $1, 658, & Deduct repayments to appropriations iu excess of expenditures 17, 394. 81 272. 61 199. 02

Totalapparent expenses, District of Columbia $4, 301, 292. 10 5) 129) 815 21 1) 658& 501 94 281 ) 192 30 $11) 370) 801 55 Deduct from the expeuditures of the District of Columbia the revenues received and covered into the Treasury during the year, as follows: General fund...... $5, 291, 471. 76 Water fund...... 535, 906. 33 Sanitary fund...... ;...... 25. 00 Washington redemption fund...... 92, 201. 72 Miscellaneoustrust-fund deposits. . 207, 970. 03 Industrial home school fund...... 4, 029. 73 Guarantee-fund, amounts retained from contractors...... 2, 636. 86 Surplus fund...... 2, 398. 00 Permit fund ...... 17, 153. 69 Police relief fund ...... , . . . . . 79, 176. o3 Firemen's relief fund...... 33, 426. 67 4, 301, 292. 10 1, 965, 104. 22 6, 266, 396. 32

Total actual expenses, District of Columbia. .. . 3, 164, 710. 99 1, 65H, 501. 94 281, 192. 30 5, 104, 405. 23

Total apparent expenses, Treasury Department. . 18, 444, 'i42. 55& 34, 165, 503. 84 11,633, 988. 56 2, 844, 221. 89 $24, 481) 158. 34 91, 569, 615. 18 Total actual expenses, Treasury Department. . 12, 869, 829. 48 21, 408, 295. 63 11,620, 642. 37 2 841 9(9 45 23) 434, 183. '28 72, 174, 930. 21

WAR DEPARTMENT. .

Scclaries, etc. — Oflice of Secretary of War...... 132, 631. 89 Military Secretary's Ofdce...... " - . " 501, 124. 93 Otfice of Adjutant-General...... 253, 000. 00 Oiftce of Chief of StaQ'. 8. 89 Bureau of Insular At'fairs...... 83, 761. 96 Once of Inspector-General ...... 12, 480. 00 Otfice of Quartermaster-General...... 267) 146. 4 i Once of Commissary-General...... 71) 914. 46 Ofdce of Surgeon-General ...... , . . . , ...... 163, 819. 70 Olllce of Paymaster-General...... 61, 610. 73 Office of Judge-Advocate-Geueral, U. S. Army. . . . 20) 472. 50 Oflice of Chief of Ordnance ...... 82, 068. 37 Office of Chief of Eugiueers ...... 98, 810. 00 Sigual Otlice 2o, 350. 02

Contingent Expenses, etc. — Contingent expenses. 53& 565. 67 Stationery 20 142 83 Rent of buildings . 1(, 720: 00 Postage to Postal-Uuion countries. . 225. 00 Statement of receipts and expenditures in Cuba and the Philippine Islands. 500. 00

Total apparent expenses, War Department 1gg. 92 proper 1, 774& 92) 153. 50 353. 42 Deduct amount received and covered into the 1& 866, Treasury as proceeds of Goverumeut property 2, 514. 12 2, 514. 12 Total actual expenses, War Department proper. 1, 774) 199. 92 89& 639. 38 1) 863) 839. 30

Public Buildings and Mounds under Chief Engineer— Salaries of employees. . 69, 922. 36 Contingeut expenses. 700. 00 Improv~ement and care of public grouuds, D. C. . . 168, 014, 36 Improvement and care of public grounds. 14, H49, 61 I.ightiug public grounds, D. C...... , . . . 5& 415. 38 Repairs, fuel, etc. , Executive Mansion. . 52, 183. 56 Lighting, ete. , Executive Mansion) etc. 18) 076. 10 Extraordinary repairs, Executive Mansion...... , . . o) 000. 00 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) 1907.

Dt'sbftrsemenfs —Continued.

and ex- Ordinarx ex- puidie marks. Xfiseellaneous I nusual Total. Salaries. pensee. t d'

Public Buildings an&I grottnds ttnder Chief Engineer— Continued.

Telegraph to connect tbe Capitol with the De- I partments and Govermneut Printing Oflice...... 6 I, 500, 00 Total apparent expenses, Buildings and '& Grounds under , r Chief Engineer...... f»69& 922. 36 295, (39. 01 836.&& 661. Deduct atuount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property, . .. 50. 00 50. 00

Total actnal expenses, Buildings and Grounds under Chief Engineer...... 69, 922. 36, 295, 689. 01 365, fill. 3 &

MILITARY ZSTAIILISHSIRIVT.

Pag Department- Pay, etc. , of the Army. ' 30, 273, 792. 42 Pay of Military Academy...... , ...... 418&774. 86 Pay, etc. , of the Army, war with Spain...... 2'73, 209. 22 Extra pay, Regular Army, war tvith Spain ...... $3, 923. 44 Extra pay to volunteers, war with Spain...... &3, 467. 74 Extra pay to officers and men who served in the Mexican war. 21. 00 Arrears of pay, bounty, etc. 208, 037. 71 Pay of volunteers, Mexican war 12. 1:3 Encampment and maneuvers, organized militia. . . $696, 790. 03 Mileage to officers and contract surgeons. . . . , ...... 5&JH& 292. 48 Pay of the Army, Deposit Fund 540, 195. "7

,'30, 965, 776. 50 Deduct repayments to appropriations iu excess of expenditures . 677. 95

Total apparent expenses, Pay Departmeut. . . 30, 965, 0&JH. 55 598, 292. 48 1, 236, 985. 30 285& 462. 02 33, 065, 838. 35 Deduct the expenditure under "Pay of the Army, Deposit Fund, " there having been re- ceived and covered into the Treasury on this ' account the sum of 61, 397,268. 99 540, 195. 27 540& 195. 27

Total actual expenses, Pay Department...... 30, 965, 098. 55 958, 292. 48 696. &&JO. 03 285& 462 0 32& 5 'f'& 643 08 Comtni ssar 9 Depa~tment- Subsistence of the Army 5, 540, 021. 16 5, 540, 021. 18

Deduct amount received and covered into the ' Treasury as proceeds of Government property. . . . 25. 00 25. 00

Total expenses, Commissary Department...... 5, 5:i9, 996. 18 r 5, 539, 996. 18

Quar irma&rater's Department— Regular supplies. . 5 490 822 52 Incidental expenses. 1, 954, 060. 23 94' Transportation of the Army and its supplies ...... , ...... 15, 044, 793. Transportation of the Army, Pacific railroads...... 136, 623. 9o Barracks and quarters .' 3, 565, 326. (3 Barracks and quarters, Philippine Islands. 81&0, 809. r7 Clothiug, and camp and garrison equipage...... 3, 4&6, 671. 51 Horses f'or cavalry, artillery, and engineers...... 256, 97o. 69 Shooting galleries and ranges. Hp, 602. 69 National cemeteries. . 130, 055. 93 Pay of superintendents of national cemeteries. .. 61, 761. 51 Headstones for graves of soldiers. 48, 262. 11 Repairing roads to national cemeteries. 12, 231. P3 Burial of' indigent soldiers. 2, 650. 50 Repairs to soldiers' mouumeut& national cem- etery& I&noxville, Tenn 4, 890. 00 Road to national cemetery: Ball: Bluff; Va. 3:3. 50 Dover, Tenn. . 1 54& 60 Salisbury, N C 40. 00,' A. rliugton National Cemetery, Virginia. 15, «&0. 68 National cemetery, (:ettycburg. Pa 5, 999, 25 National cemetery, Knoxville, Tenu '&, ri N;tt&ott:tl cemetery near Richmond, Vu 3, ri l4 &National boulevard to national cenietery, Fred- ericl-sburg, Va . 14. 00

I'ost cemetery, Old Fort hla& kinuc, &liich. 930. 00 & Post cemetery, Madisou Barrack, N. V, ...... opp. 00 Post cemetery, San, luan, P. It ...... 300. 00 ' Marking civilian graves in post cemeteries. I 986&. 63 Ir&larking graves of soldiers and sailors on Isle oi'

St. Michel 6, 0&J3, r ll 40 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) 1907.

Disbursements —Conti Uued.

Ordinary ex- Unusual and ex- Total. Salaries. penses. Public works. Miscellaneous. traordinary.

Quartermaster)s Department —Continued. Marking graves oi' Confederate soldiers and sailors who died in northern prisons. siB, 664. 52 Confederate mound, Oakwood Cemetery, Chicago, Ill. ?50. 00

Monuments or tablets in Cuba and China...... , . 1, 492. 06 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess 304, 706. 56 of expenditures 61. 87

Total apparent expenses, Quartermaster's Department. . $30)005)877.26 $170, 809. 77 ' BlO, OBO. 33 304, 644. 69 $30) 491, 412. 05 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property. . . 266, 230. 98 266, 230. 98 Total actual expenses, Quartermaster's De- partment...... , . . . . 29, 739 646. 28 1'70, 809. 77 10, 080. 33 304, 644. 69 30, 225, 181. 07

Ke/ii cat Department— Medical and Hospital Department. 652, 195. 83 Array Medical Museum. . 2, 966. 41 Library, Surgeon-General's Otlice. 9, 651. 21 A. rmy general hospital, Washington, D. C . . 47, 223. 6H Construction and repair of hospitals. 179, 163. 4H Quarters for hospital stewards. 19, 586. 46 Artificial limbs. 14/, 015. 64 Trusses for disabled soldiers. . 4,'000. On Appliances for disabled soldiers. 1, 466. 94

Deduct repaynieut to appropriations in excess 863, 553. 39 47) 223. 6H of expenditures ...... 50, 271. 21 71. 00 Total apparent expenses, Medical Depart- ment 813, 29'2. 18 47, 152. 68 152, 482. 58 1, 012, 927. 44 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property. . 6, 942. 71 6, 942. 71

Total actual expenses, Medical Department. . 806, 349. 4/ 47, 152. 68 152, 482. 5H 1, 005, 984. 73 Ordnance Department— Ordnance service 298, 317. 65 Ordnance material (proceeds of sales). 75, 000. 00 Ordnance stores and supplies. 926, 656. 65 Ordnance stores: Ammunition 486) 709. 11 Manufacture, etc 150. 00 Equipment. 18. 00 Repairs, . 25. 00 Armament of fortifications 2, 832, 418. 94 Manufacture of arms. . 2, 466, 427. 86 Arming and equipping the militia. 1, 696, 954. 55 Field artillery for organized militia . 540, 658. ]0 National trophy and medals for rifle contests...... 4, 117. 40 Expenses National Board for promotion of rifle practice . 2, 112. 00 New arms and equipments for organized militia. . . 191.793. 26 Supplying new arms and equipments for organ- ized militia. 73, 616. 52 Testing machine . 13, 975. 86 Gun and mortar batteries. 499, 688. 77 Small arms target practice ...... 765, 114. 43 Repairs of arseuals. . 202, 182. 66 Ordnance depot, Manila, P. I 1, 050. 00 Powder depot, Dover, N. J ...... 37, 181. 94 Army powder factory . 42, 264. /2 Proving ground, Sandy Hook, N. J 124, 636. 64 Rocl- Island Arsenal, Rock Island, Ill. 62, 692. 00 Hock Island Bridge, Rock Island, Ill. . 16, 550. 00 Rock Island power plant, Rock Island, Ill. 6, 040. 27 Rock Island bridge and via&lnct .. Reconstructing H:5, Oil0. 00 Cal Benicia Arsenal, Benicia, 7, 555. 50 Sp'ringfield Arsenal, Springfield, 1)la»». 13, 500. i)0 Watertown Arsenal, Watertown, Mass...... 29, 116. 59 V cst N. Watervliet Arsenal, Troy, Y. 28) 500. 00 Board of Ordnance and Fortifications...... 73, 16)6. 17

Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of ) 7, 539, 534. 39 expenditures. 143, 927. 08 Total apparent «xp«n»«», Ordnance Depart ment. . 7) 395, 607. 31 4) 059, 544. 20 2, 112. 00 11, 457 263 51 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 1907. 41

Di8bttrsement8 —Continued.

l uusual and ex- a i x Put&tie )vcr] s is(( )Iucou. . Total. Sa]aries. pensee. . traordiuarr.

Ordnance Department —Continued. Deduct frnin the expenditure for " Rock Island Bridge, " the aruount received for operating and care of

the bridge. 8&, 444. 02 i Deduct the expenditure under "Ord- nance material (proceeds of sales), " there having been covered into the Treasury from the sale of useless ordnance the sum of $217, 706. 52, leaving an excess of receipts of $142&706 52 75, 000. 00 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property...... 5& 226. 91 $80, 226. 91;.i2, 444. 62 882, 0 1. 53 (ls Total actual expenses, Ordnance Department. . 7, 315, 380. 40 i 4, 057) 099. 58, 82, 112. 00 11 3 3 591 illiliinrg Acnde)ny- Current and ordinary expenses. 113, 391. 40 Miscellaneous items and incidental expenses . . 60, 808. 20 Buildings and grounds. 838, 037. 54 i Total expenses, Military Academy. 174, 199. 60 838, 037. 54 1, 01'2, 23 (. 14

Engineer Department— Engineer depots. 16, 278. 95 ' Engineer school, Washington, D. C. . 24, 983. 58 Fortifications in insular possessions. . 020, 790. 83 Sites for fortifications and seacoast defenses...... 21:3, 654. 60 i Supplies for seacoast defenses. . SO, 847. 42 Plans for fortifications 4, 700. 00, Preservation and repair of fortifications...... 359 195 48 Fire control at fortifications. 632& 777. 47 Coast artillery fire control installations. 992. 21 Engineer equipment of troops. 22, 373. 40 Civilian assistants to engineer officers...... )823, 406. 04 School of submarine defense, Fort Totten, N. Y. . . . . 16, 000. 00 Casemates, galleries, etc. , t'or submarine mines 176, 893. 20 Submarine mines. 28], 65&0. 39 Sea walls and embani-ments. . 30, 48]. 49, Sea wall, Sandy Hook, N. J 19, 979. 08 Sea wall, Fort Screven, Ga 10 000 00 I Sea wall, Fort Moultrie, S. C ...... 10, 000. 00 Reconstruction and repair of fortifications, Gal- veston. Tex. 31, 617. 05 Repair and protection of defenses of Mobile, Ala. . .. 8, 000. 00 Repair and protection of defenses of New Or- leans, La, 300. 00 Repair and protection of defenses of Pensacola, Fla 10, 000. 00 Searchlights for harbor defenses . 49) 188. 24 Torpedo defense of Manila Harbor, Philippine Islands. 25, 000. 00 i Preservation and repair of torpedo structures. 13, 606. 40

Total apparent expenses, Engineer Depart- ment. 23) 406. 04 1 1 2) 54o 22 2) 522) I ( 1 17 2, 658, 7('?2). 43 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasuryhs proceeds of Governinent property. . (, 010. 5&8 (, 010. )8

Total actual expenses, Engineer Department. . 23, 406. 04 105, 534. 64 2, 522, (71. 1( o. 651. (11. uS& lrnproving Harbor at- Cape Porpoise. Me. . 1, 000. 00 I Breakwater from Mount Desert to Porcupine Island, Me 210. 82 Portland, Me. 70, 000. 00 Burlington, Vt. 30, 100. 00 Boston, Mass. 606, 068. 40& 1'-', 990. 24 Gloucester, Mass. i Hingham, Mass. 500. 00 Lynn, )bIa)ss. 66, 237. 00 j Nantucket, Mass. 5, 5()0. 00 New Bedford and Fairhaven, Mass. . 500. 00 Newburyport, Mass. . 1, 500. 00 ' Harbor of refuge, Sandy Bay, Cape Ann, ibIass. . . . . 2(, 4, )6. 07,' Woods Hole Channel, Mass...... 44, 5uo. uo Great Salt Pond, Block Island, R. I. o'& 000 00 6 ttn 42 RECEIPTS AND DISBIIRSEMENTS& 1907.

ZYi, sbursernenfs —COIIti IIII ed.

Unusual and e&r- Total. Salaries. pensee. P«bi;, work, 5Iisceu)) »1»»e. traordinary.

Tmprotf&ty Harbor )tt —Contiuued. Fntrance to Point Judith Pond, R. I $500. 00 Harbor of refuge at Point Judith, R. I 115, 000. 00 Newport, R. I 1, 000. 00 Sakonnei, R. I.. . 500. 00 Branford, Conn. 5, 000. 00 Bridgeport, Conn. . 125, 500. 00 New Haven, Conn. 37, 000. 00 Breakwater at New Haven, Conn. . 10, 250. 00 iVew London, Coun 11, 000. 00 Norwalk, Conn 3, 500. 00 Five-Mile River, Stamford, Southport, Green- wich, and Westport, and Saugatuck River, Conn 8, 000. 00 Black Rock Harbor, N. Y 20, 000. 00 Buffalo. N. Y. 78& 481. 37 Lake Erie Entrance to Black Rocl- Harbor and Erie Basin, N. Y. 347, 000. 00 Cape Vincent, N. Y 17, 200. 00 Charlotte, N. Y 31, 000. 00 Dunkirk, N. Y . . 2, 000. 00 Echo Bay, N. Y. 8, 000. 00 Great South Bay, N Y o, 000. 00 Little Sodus Bay, iV. Y 4, 980. 00 New York Harbor, N. Y. 357, 563. 93 Ogdensburg, N. Y. 500. 00 Oswego, N. Y. 69, 495. 45 Port JeQ'erson, Mattituck, Huntington, Glen- cove, Flushing Bay, Canarsie Bay, and Sag Ha, rbor, N. Y . 8, 000. 00 Port Chester, N. Y 500. 00 Pulineyville, N. Y 2, 000. 00 Rondout and Peel-skill, N. Y 2, 000. 00 Saugerties, N. Y 4, 000. 00 Tarrytown, N. Y. 6, 000. 00 Tonawanda Harbor and Niagara River, N. Y 3, 000. 00 Raritan Bay, N J 19, 000. 00 Erie, Pa. . 47, 000. 00 Pittsburg, Pa. . 5, 485. 13 Wilmington, Del. . 25, 500. 00 Baltimore, Md. 100. 00 Breton Bay and Patuxent River, Md. . . 5, 900. 00 Crisfield, Md 100. 00 Rock Hall, Queenstown, Claiborne, Cambridge, Chester, Choptauk, Warwick, Pocomoke, La, Trappe, V)'icomico, and Manokin rivers, and Tyasl-in Creek, Md. I, 200. 00 Cape Charles City, Va 2, 500. 00 Norfolk, Va. 8) 992. 08 Beaufort, iV. C ...... , ...... 2, 000. 00 Beaufort Inlet, N. C 25, 377. 31 Charleston. S. C...... 20, 030. 90 Brunswick, Ga. . 5, 999. 85 Darien and Doboy Bar, Ga. 2, 865. 96 Savannah, Ga ...... 176, 899. 30 Cumberland Sound, Ga. and Fla. 1'2, 499. 67 Apalachicola Bay, Fla . 5, 082. 50 Fernandina, Fla. 1, 000. 00 Hillsboro Bay, Fla 244, 998. 00 Key West, Fla...... " 2, 120. 02 Pensacola, Fla 44, 922. 06 Sarasota Bay, Fla ...... 0, li5&7. 25 Tampa Bay, I'la. . 44, 999. 05 Volusia Bar, Fla. I) 900. 00 Mobile, Ala. . 104, 500. 00 Horn Island Pass, Miss .. 21, 480. 00 Aransas Pass and Bay, Tex. 99) 998. 35 Galveston, Tex. 263 755 13 Galveston Ship Channel and Buffalo Bayou, Tex. .~, 229, 990. 80 West Galveston Bay Chanuel, Double Bayou, Triuity River, Anahuac Channel, and Cedar Tex Bayou, 6& 000. 44 Channel from Galveston Harbor to Texas City, Tex 1, 000. 00 Channel to Port Bolivar, Tex 1, 000. 00 West Galveston Bay channel, Trinity River, Anahuac Channel, Cedar, Chocolate and Bastrop bayous, Tex 14, 500. 00 waterway on coast of Texas. Inland 6, 499. 45 Sabine Pass, Tex 29 ', )19 50 Ashtabula, Ohio. . 61, 063. 04 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENT&SI 1907.

Disbur8e?Itenf8 —Contiuued.

l nusual and ex Public u&orks Tots I. Salaries. pensee. ltaordnlal"\ .

Imprnvfn&/ II((rbor al —Continued. Black River, Ohio. 85)2). 000. 00 Cleveland, Ohio. 4 qi&, 5) l:5. ;) ( Conueaut, Ohio. . 120, uni). 00 Fairport, Ohio. . 57, 001. :55 lluron, Ohio. 80, 327. 80

Lnrain, Ohio. . 28, 370: 02 i Port Clinton, Ohio. . '5on. oo Sandusky City, Ohio. . 12.), 242. 16 Toledo, Ohio. 78, 326. 59, Vermilion, Ohio. .. 500. 00 Michigan City, Ind. 2, 000. 00 Calumet, Ill. 4) 480. 00 Chicago, Ill. 90& 000. 00 Waukegan, Ill. !?7& 28?. 96 Alpena, Mich. 1, 209. 79 Black Lake, Mich. 45. 000. 00,

Charlevoix, Mich. . 12, OOO. OO I Cheboygan, Mich. 515. 86 Frankfort, Mich. 3, 000. 00 Gladstone, Mich. . 2. 54 Grand Haven, hIich. . 1, 000. 00 Holland, Mich 25, 452. 00 Manistee, Mich . 5, 000. 00 Marquette, Mich 4, 000. 00 ' Nuskegon, Mich. 38, nOO. OO Ontouagon, Mich . 4, 500. 00 Peniwater and White Lake, Mich. . 7, 498. (0, Petosky, Mich. 13, 500. 00 Saugatuck aud Kalamazoo River, Mich. 11, 000. 00 Saint Joseph Harbor and River, Mich. 2, 547. 20 South Haven, Mich. . 9, 998. 62 Harbor of refuge, Crand Marais, Mich. 10, 000. 00 Harbor of'refuge, Harbor Beach, Mich. . 1 75& 683 22 Menominee Harbor and River, Mich. and Wis. 5, 646. 26 Ahnapee, AVis 1, 645 49 Algoma, AVis. 2, 000. 00 Ashland, Wis...... 2'?, 000. 00 Green Bay, Wis. . (, 499. 36 Kenosha, AVis. . 2) 000. 00 Kewaunee, Wis . a 1, 634. 75 Mauitowoc, Wis. . 29 000 00 I Milwaukee, Wis. . 79, 209, 62 Port Washington, Wis. 1, 000. 00 Racine, Wis. . 11, 000. 00 Sheboygan, AVis. . 12, 000. 00 Two Ri~vers, Wis. 6, 500. 00 Agate Bay, Minn. . 2, 516. 06 Duluth, i&Iinn. and Superior, Wis. 95, 036. 95 & Warroad Harbor and River, i&linn 11, 122. 40 Humboldt Harbor and Bay, Cal 247. 04 Oakland, Cal. . I:3, 006. 56 San Diego, Cal. 10, 100. 00 San Pablo Bay, Cal. . 32, 506. 14 San Pedro, Cal. . 165& 013. 39 San Luis Obispo, Cal. 550. 90 Wilmington, Cal. 87, 911. 25 Entrance to Coos Bay and Harbor, Oreg 2) 600. 00 ' Dredge for harbors, etc. , Oregon and Washington. . . 1, 000. 00 I Grays Harbor, Wash 10, 000. 00 Grays Harbor and Chehalis River, Wash. . 3, 990. 49 Tacoma, Wash. . 6, 996. (3 Olympia, Wash. 196. 85 Hilo, Hawaii 2, OOO. OO Honolulu, Hawaii. 163, 192. 00 San Juan, P. R 11 500. 00 6, 040, 995. 55 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures. 6, 484. 36 Total harbors. 6, 034, 511. 1(J ill 034 511 19 Iu(p) o&'('))g I)'(& crs- Kenuebec, Ne . . 19, 000. 00 Penobscot, Ne. . I, 000. 00 Sasanoa, Me. . 1, 000. 00 Cocheco, N, El. . 17, 000. 00 Narro?vs of Lake Champlain, Vt. 1;). 00 Essex, Mass 390. &9 Merriman, ? 1,)ss ' 4 500 00 iliystic )n&l Maiden, Mass. 14. 500. 00 Weymouth aud To?vn, Mass. 21, 500. 00 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS& 1907

Dt'sb ttv sements —Colltinued.

Ordinary ex- Unusual and ea- Totak Salaries. penses. Public works. Miscellaneous. traordinarv. f&I&p& otu»q Rior&s —Continued. Weymouth, Mass $500. 00 Providence River and Narragansett Bay, R. I. 2) 008. 48 Providence River and Harbor, R. I. 230, 000. 00 Connecticut, Conn. . 1'7, 000. 00 Housatonic) Conn 10, 998. 80 Thames, Conn. . 20, 000. 00, Bronx River and E»st Chester Creek, N Y 500. 00 ' Channel in Gowanus Bay, N. Y. 134, 977. 00 ' Harlem, N, Y 65, 000. 00, Hudson, N. Y 1307 499. 50 Newtown Creek, N. Y 4, 000. 00 Arthur Kill, N. Y. and N. J...... 45, 993. 40 Cohansey River, N. J 850. 00 Cooper Creek, N. J. . 5 198. 90 Keyport Harbor, Matawau Creek, Raritan, South, and Elizabeth Rivers, Shoal Harbor, Compton Creek and Cheesequake Creek, N. J. 2, 100. 00 Mantua Creek, N. J. 12, 700. 00 Passaic, N. J. 60& 975. 90 Raccoon Creek, iN. J. 300. 00 Shrewsbury, N. J. 5, 000. 00 Salem, N. J. .. , ...... 850. 00 Tuckerton Creel-, N. J...... 200. 00 Woodbridge Creek, N. J. 2, 000. 00 Delaware River, Pa. and N. J . 1, 004, 001. 75 Allegheny, Pa. . 750. 00 Dam at Herrs Island, Allegheny River, near Pittsburg, Pa 242, 981. 55 Monongahela, Pa. 360, 242. 68 Ohio, below Pittsburg, Pa. 1, 756, 362. 61 )Appoquinimink, Murderkill, and Mispillion, Del. . . 3& 000. 00 Broadkill, Del. . 850. 00 Broad Creek River, Del. 100. 00 Saint Jones, Del. . 1, 750. 00 Smyrna, Del. 1, 150. 00 Nanticoke, Del. and Md. . 100. 00 Commission on waterway connecting Chesapeake and Delaware Bays. 9) 400. 00 Elk, Md. 100. 00 Patapsco, Md. . 685, 000. 00 Susquehanna, near Havre de Grace, Md. 100. 00 Anacostia, D. C...... 13, 000. 00 Potomac. 38, 000. 00 Appomattox, Va. 42, 500. 00 James, Va. . 111, 698. 03 Nomini Creek, Va. . 1, 250. 00 Waterway from Norfolk, Va. , to sounds of North Car olina. . 4, 000. 00 Waterway from Norfolk Harbor, Va. , to Albe- marle Sound, N. C...... , ...... 4, 000. 00 Rappahannock, Va. 23, 890. 00 Urbana Creek, Va. . 1, 000. 00 York, Mattaponi, and Pamunkey Rivers, and Occoquan, Lower Machodoc, Nandua, Aquia, and Carters Creeks, Va...... 13, 616. 65 Great Kanawha, W. Va. . 4, 000. 00 Little Kanawha, . W. Va...... 40, 500. 00 Monongahela, W Va. 33) 978. 36 Big Sandy, W. Va. and Ky. 76, 106. 26 Cape Fear, N& C 156, 043. 08 Contentnia Creek, iV. C. . 500. 00 New River and waterways to Beaufort, N. C...... 1, 000. 00 Waterway between iNewbern and Beaufort, N. C...... 504. 00 Waterway betv-een Nelv River and Swansboro, N. C. 1, 1&6. 27 Neuse and Trent, N. C...... 9, 500. 00 North East, Black, and Cape Fear, N. C. 3, 750. 09 Waterway from Pamlico Sound to Beaufort Inlet, N. C ...... 3, 000. 00 Pamlico and Tar, X. C ...... 8, 563. 00 Roanoke, N. C...... 2, 500. 00 Scuppernong, N. C...... 4) 750. 00 Shallotte, N. C. 50il. 00 Little N. C. and C. Waccamaav and Pedee, S. 9, 500. 00 Congaree, S. C 22, 000. 00 Great Pedee, S. C. 11, 500. 00 I,ynch's River and Clarke's Creek, S. C. 'A 1& 800. 00 Santee, ateree, and Congaree, S. C. 27, 000. 00 Bay', C. . . Winyaw S. . . . . 105) 006. 80 Waterway between Charleston and Alligator Creek, S. C...... 15& 000. 00 RECEIPTS A. ND DISBURSEMENT&8) 1907.

I14sb(trsements —Continued.

Ordinary ex- Unusua) and ex- Salaries pensee. Public wor)rs. cel laneous. traor inary.

IrnIJroving E(vers —Continued. Altamaha, Ga. . ;')4, 000. 00 Altamaha, Oconee, and Ocrnulgee, Ga...... 4& 000. 00 I Fliut, Ga...... 12, 000, 00 Ocn)ulgee, Ga. . 6, 199. 92 Oconee, Ga. 2, 130. 79 Savannah, Ga. . 3, 144. 90 Skidaway Narrows, Ca. 1, 000. 00 Chattahoochie, Ga. and Ala. 'J9, 935. 71 Coosa, Ostenaula, and Coosawattee, Ga. and Ala. 10, 001. 91 Apalachicola, Fla. 7, 500. 00 Blackwater, Fla . 8, 500. 00 Crystal, Manatee, Anclote, Suwanee, and With- lacoochee, Fla. . 21, 351. 14 Kissimruee, Fla. 0& 500. 00 Oklawha, Fla 8, 000. 00 Orange River, Charlotte Harbor, and Caloosa- hatchee River, Fla. 2, HUO. 00 Waterway betweeu Savannah; ('a. and Fernan- & dina, Fla 24, 000. 00 St. Johns. Fla, . 319, 75U, 00 Removing the water hyacinth, Fla. , Tex. , and La. 23, 492. 00 Choctawhatchee, Fla. and Ala...... I, 500. 00 Escambia and Conecuh, Fla. and Ala. 11, 000. 00 Alabama& Ala. . 33, 000. 00 Black Warrior, Warrior and Tombigbee, Ala. . 457, 652. 56 Tombigbee, Ala. . 7, 001. 80 Pascagoula, Chickasahay, and Leaf, Miss. . 4, 250. 00 Pascagoula, Miss 112, 510, 19 Pearl, Miss 7, 500. 00 Wolf and Jordan, Miss. 1, 000. 00 Yazoo, Tallahatchie, Cold Water, and Big Sun- dower Rivers and Tchula Lake, Miss. 44, HOH. 54 Bayous Bartholomew, Macon, D'Arbonne, and Corney, and Boeuf and Tensas, La ...... , ...... 11, 430. 42 Calcasieu River and Pass, La. &0, 000. 00 Waterway from Franklin to Mermentau, La 1, 7UU. 00 Bayou Plaquemine, La. 105, 000. 00 Bayou Vermilion and Mermentau, La 3, 200. 00 Red, La. and Ark 50, 540. 20 Cypress Bayou, Tex. and La. 4, 702. 00 Brazos, Tex 81, 903. 01 Mouth of Brazos River, Tex 75, 000. Uo Sabine and Neches, Tex. . 199 997 40 Trinity, Tex S3, 922. 73 Funds contributed by citizens of Dallas, Tex. , for improvement of Trinity River, Tex 6, 000. 00 Sulphur, Tex. and Ark 1, 500. 00 Arkansas, Ark. 30, 7(3. 34 St. Francis, Ark. 1, 808. 02 Upper White, Ark 61, '716. 71 White, Ark. 5, 248. 52 Black and Current, Ark. and Mo. 10, 102. 19 Ouachita, Ark. and La 02, 503. 25 Cauey Fork, Tenn. 1, 000. 00 Clinch, Hiawassee, and Holston, Tenn . 11, 500. 00 Cumberland, above Nashville, Tenn. 53, 74(. 00 Cumberland, below Nashville, Tenn. 4, 022. 77 French Broad, Tenn 400. 00 Obion and Forked Deer, Tenn. 200. 00 Tennessee, above Chattanooga, Tenn. 21, 937. 30 Tennessee, below Chattanooga, Teun. , Ala. , and Ky 249, 319. (5 Kentucky, Ky. BH, 930. 25 Falls of the Ohio River at Louisville, Ky. 29, 65U. 00 Ohio. 90 195 47 Operatiug snag boats on Ohio River. . 33, 055. 66 3luskingum, Ohio...... 4, 402. 80 ('. ;)Iuruct, III. and Ind. . 80, 800. 00 Chicago, Ill 15, 000. 00 Illinois, Ill . 14, 2UI. 48 Waterway from Lockport, Ill. , to St. Louis, i)lo .. 10. 00 Sturgeon Bay and I.ake Michigau Ship Canal . 5&, ooo. oo tlusconade, Mo. 7, H(1. 18 Ost)ge, Mo. and Kans. 20, 150. 93 Belle, Mich. 217. 70 Blacl- and Rouge and harbor at Monroe, Mich. 10, 605. 93 Cliuton, Mich, 4, 2((. 69 Detroit, Mich 440& 000. 59 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) 1907.

Dtsbttrsemenfs —Continued.

Ordinary e)&- Unusual and ex- Total. Bal aries. pensee. Public works. Miscells. neous. traordinary.

Imyrot&i)tg Rt't)ers —Continued. Grand& Mich. $43, 000. 00 Pine, Mich. 453. 27 St. Marys, Mich . 135, 920. GB Hay Lake and Neebish channels, St. Marys River, Mich .. 60, 000. 00 Middle and West Neebish chaunels, St. Marys River, Mich. 1, 3:35, 981. 47 St. Clair Flats Canal 4, 565. 75 Fox, Wis...... 20, 250. 00 Waterway from Keweenaw Pray to Lake Superior. . . , 5) 000. 00 St. Croix, Wis. and Minn . . 4, 004. 33 Red River of the North, Minn. snd Dak. 6, 821. 34 Sacramento, Cal 8) 143. 93 Sacramento and Feather, Cal 36, 379. 22 San Joaquin, Cal. 14, 000. 00 Petaluma Creek and Napa, Cal. . 1& 000. 00 Columbia and Lower Willamette, below Port- land, Oreg. 72) 6GB. 49 Columbia at Cascades, Oreg 270. 22 Columbia, between Wenatchee and Bridgeport, Wash .. 1, 000. 00 Columbia, Wash. 12, 500. 00 Gauging Waters of Columbia River. . 200. 00 Mouth of Columbia, Oreg. and Wash. , 773& 636. 23 Columbia at Three Mile Rapids, Oreg. and Wash . 49& 996. 02 Upper Columbia and Snake Psivers, Oreg. and Wash. 18& 000. 00 Coos, Oreg 500. 00 Coquille, Oreg ...... 4, 400. 00 Tillamook Bay and Bar, Oreg. 3& 980. 00 Willamette and Yamhill, Oreg. . 2:3 000. 00 Cowlitz and Lewis, Wash. . 5, 400. 00 Okanogan and Pend Oreille, Wash. 4, 994. 58 Puget Sound, Wash. . 7) 341. 05 Waterway connecting Puget Sound with Lakes Union and Washington. 59, 000. 00 Swinomish Slough, Wash. . 12, 500. 00 Willapa River and Harbor, Wash. 2 489. 09 Saint, Michael Canal, Alaska 1, 000. 00 Mississippi. 1, 686& 644. 01 Gauging the waters of Mississippi and its tribu- taries. . 7, 646. 89 Reservoirs at headwaters of Mississippi River. 21, 733. 36 Mississippi, from mouth of Ohio River to Min- neapolis, Minn. 900, 839. 01 Removiug obstructions in Mississippi River. 93) 373. 16 Southwest Pass, Mississippi River. . 716, 478. 03 Operating snag and dredge boats on Upper Mis- sissippi River . 25, 000, 00 Examination and surveys at South Pass, kIissis- sippi River 10) 000. 00 Board on Examination and Surveyl Mississippi River 5, 000. 00 Illinois and Mississippi Canal...... 184, 288. 33 Maintenance of South Pass Channel, Mississippi R, iver 149, 985. 02 Missouri 44, 000. 00 Missouri, from Stubbs I'erry, Mont. , to Sioux City, Iowa. 8, 167. 83 Missouri River, from mouth to Sioux City, Iowa. . . . ., 13) 442. 28 Destruction of ice gorge in the Missouri River, S. Dak. 5, 000. 00 Ship channel connecting waters of the Great ~ Lakes. . 67& 000. 00 Examinations, surveys, and coutingeucies of rivers and harbors. 66, 756. 65 Operating and care of canals and other ivorks of navigation. . 1)4G1&23885 Removing sunken vessels or craft obstructing or endangering navigation. 50, 937. 91 Emergencies iu river and hdrbor works. . 87) 630. 72

17, 282& 459. 75 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess expeuditures. of 7) 210. 09 Total rivers. 17,275, 249. 66 $17 275 249 t)6 Total expenses, harbors and rivers. ). 23 309 760 85 09 '60. 85 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) 1907.

Disbursements —Conti nn(t&l.

ex- Ordinary ex Puhlie works. )Ii .(ellaneous, Unusual and Salaries. pensee. traordinary.

Miscellaneous, War- Vatioual Defense. . 89, 997. 51 Emergency fund (i-'2). 502. 84

Contingencies of the Anny filo, 15H. 9() I Contingencies headquarters of military depart- ments...... 7, 147. 27 Contingencies, Il ilitary Information Division, Ceneral Staff Corps. 9, 399. 52 Maps, War Department. 2, 119.02 Miscellaneous advertisement~, War Department. . .. . 69. 78 ('are and maintenance of Washington Monu- ment 11, 519. 51 Prevention of deposits, harbor of New York ...... 80, 042. Ho Statue of liberty, New York harbor 292. 87 Preservation of Niagara Falls. BH, 909. 00 Pedestal for statue of- Gen. P. H. Sheridan 25. 00 Gen. George B. McClellan 19, 000. 00 Uuveiling statue of Gen. Geo. B. McClellan 2, 500. 00 Memorial to Gen. Ulysses 8, Grant 2, 250, 00 Monument to General Count Pulasl-i 899. 80 Monument to General Baron vou Steuben ...... 8, 000. 00 Monument, Yorktown, Va. 4, 971. 99 Monument to commemorate the battle of Kings Mountain, S. C 500. 00 Monument to commemorate the lauding of the Pilgrims on Cape Cod, Mass. 40, 000. 00 Governor of North Carolina for Moores Creek Monumental Association. 5, 000. 00', Repairs to building where Abraham Lincoln died . . 109. 94 Signal Service, Anny 192, 150. 7H Submarine cable, Washington to A. laska. . 811. 53 Military telegraph and cable line, Forts Dade and De Soto, I"la.. . 4, 550. 00 Washington-Alaska military cable aud telegraph system 209, 000. 00 Replacing signal stores destroyed at Seattle, Wash. 15, 000. 00 ' Military post~. (6H, 248. 06 Eqnipment of officers) schools, military posts. . . . . '. . . 3, 542. 81 Military post exchanges. 408, "'. 46. 23 Military post: Fort Niagara, N. Y 13& 202. 00 Manila, , P. I 95. 60 Fort Sheridan, Ill. 104, 246. 73 Fort Snelliug, Minn. . 42, 762. 00 Construction and maintenance of military and post roads, bridges, and trails, Alaska. . 150, 000. 00 Wagon roads, bridges, and trails, Alaska fund 148, 584. 00 Enlargement of Governors Island, N. Y 63, 000. 00 Army supply depot, Fort Mason, Cal. 16, o00. 00 Military prison, Fort Leavenworth, Kans...... , .. ]2, 3(9. 10 Government reservation, Nahant, Mass. 5, 000. 00 Blilitary reservation, Fort Monroe, Va. . . 27, 250. 00 Fort Crockett reservation, Galveston, Tex 175, 000. 00 Target range, Presidio of Monterey, Cal. . 10) 000. 00 Target range, Fort Oglethorpe, Ga...... 16, 450. 00 Improvement of Yellowstone Vational Park...... , , . . . 94, 304. 06 Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Park...... 33, 577. 46 Vicksburg National ltlilitary Park. . . . . 94, 154. 57 Gettysburg National Park. 61, 457. 00 ~

Shiloh National Military Park. 23, 3H1. 62 ~ Antietam battlefield, preservation. 7, 463. 77 Road to (blount Ranier Natioual Park H7, 000. 00 Piers, Hampton Roads, Jamestowu Exposition 455, 000. 00 Permanent landing pier, Jamestown Island, Va. . . 1, 000. 00 Entertainment of foreign military representa- tives, Jamestown Expositiou . 20, 417. (5 Expenses of Uuited States and foreign troops, Jamestown Expositiou. . 2, 000. 00 Survey of northern and uorthwestern lakes...... 135, (i29. 61 Se)verage system, Fortress '.31ouroe) Va. H, ii47. 26 Army War College, Wash)ngton, D. C...... 14 940 54 Maintenance, Army War College, washington, D. C ...... 6, 021. 74 Iiuildings, Army War Coilege, Washington, D. C...... ](8 o(4 o( United States service schools. 19 153 86 Expenses, California Ddbris Commission. . 19, 2)i, 38. (1 Soldiers' Home, penuanent fund. 4(0, (00. 00 Soldiers' Home iuterest account 127, 445. 4') 48 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 1907.

Disbursements —Continued.

Ordinary e&(- Miscellaneous. Unusual and e&(- Salaries. penses. Public works. traordinary,

llfi scellaneons, War —Continued. Support of National Home!or Disabled Volun- teer Soldiers: Central Branch. $593, 973. 66 Central Branch, buildings and appurtenances...... 13, 363. 01 Northwestern Branch 311, 688. 25 Northwestern Branch, buildings and appurten- ances. 12, 997. 97 Eastern Branch 325, 953. 09 Eastern Branch, buildings and appurtenances. 10, 000. 00 Southern Branch. 359, 63H. 58 Southern Branch, buildings and appurtenances...... 155, 704. H6 Western Branch. 409, 066. H4 Western Branch, buildings and appurtenances. . .. . 24, 285. 00 Danville Branch . 324, 912. 75 DanvilleaBranch& buildings and appurtenances...... 44, 000. 00 Pacific Branch . 326, 804. 63 Pacific Branch, buildings and appurtenances...... 25, 814. 45 Marion Branch. 250, 653. 27 Marion Branch, buildings and appurtenances. . . 6, 500. 00 Mountaiu Branch. . 214, 06~. 48 Mountain Branch, buildings and appurtenances...... 22, 059. 90 Clothing . 234, H60. 15 Salaries and incidental expenses. . 62, 400. 04 Objects of amusement 25, 000. 00 National Sanitarium for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, Hot Springs, S. Dak 142, 786. 38 National Sanitarium for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, Hot Springs, S. Dak. , buildings and appurtenances . 64, 000. 00 Establishing National Sanitarium for Disabled, Volunteer Soldiers, Hot Springs, S. Dak...... ~. .. . 145, 000. 00 State or Territorial homes for disabled soldiers ~ and sailors. . 1& 512, 366. 73 ,Judgments, United States Courts, War. . ((i4, s740. 41 Judgments, Court of Claims, War. 311, '786. 01 Claims for property taken from Confederate officers and soldiers after surrender. 15, 175. (5 Claims of officers and men of the Army for ' destruction of private property. 31, 513. 48 Claims for damages to and loss of private property 24, H77. 15 Claims reported by the Court of Claims under, Bowmau aud Tucker acts, etc 1, 647. 50 Clainis for pfoperty taken for military purposes i within the United States. war with Spain. . 10. 00 Capture of JeQ'erson Davis 293. 00 Medals for Volunteers, war with Spain. 445. 37 Bringing home remains of officers and soldiers who die abroad. 14, 0(2. 4H Bringing home remains of civil employees of

the Arlny who die abroad, and soldiers who l die on transports. . 745. 16 Pay, transportation, services, and supplies of Oregon and Washington volunteers in 1855 56. .. . 264. 79 Suppressing hostilities of the Piute Indians in Nevada in 1860 . 1, 970:00 Permanent International Commission of Con- gresses of Navigation 1, 900. 00 International Waterways Commission. 10, 234. 79 ~ Conveyance to Le Grand Young of lands in Fort Douglas Military reservation, Utah . . 5, 001. 00, Replacing military storesdestroyed at San Fran- cisco, Cal. 960, 159. (( Return of proceeds of Government property. ' 1. 50 Refunding to States expenses incurred in raising volunteers. 65, 624. 24 Reimbursement to State of Minnesota expenses hostilities in 1862 in suppressing Indian 67, 792. 23 Reimbursement to States and Territories ex- with penses of raising troops for war Spaiu . 260, 815. 85 Reimbursement to- Fred Dickson . 155. 65 Oscar Fulgham 434. 55 Refund to Lieut. R. tl . Collins. . 67. 39 Payment to- Mont. for bridge across Tongue, Custer County, & River . 4, 350. 00 The Nc&v York 5Iurine Repair Company. H50. 13 State of Texas for llexi(. , (n and Indian depre- (l;itious ...... 375, 418. 94 RECEIPTS AND DISBIIRSEMENTS) 1907.

Disbttrsements —Continued.

Ordinary ex- T:nusual and ex- 1 Pul)lie works. 'd. Total. .8 a aries. pensee. Silseellaneou' ttraor inary.

3f(sce/l((neon@, War —Continued. Relief of- James P. Barney. . 824 . 63 Etienne DeP. Bujac 1, 020. 00 Sarah A. Clapp His. 57 Ephraim Greenawalt ...... , 300. 00 ,E. H. Henry. (iH4. 15 Thomas W. Higgins. 35)0. 00 A. W. and S. J. Hills. 7, ;)01. HO Mnj. Seymour Howell . 2, 000. 00 Mitsui Bussan Kaisha ...... , ...... 1 548. 27 Philip Loney 553. 00 Milburn Wagon Company. 1, 150. 00 John A. Meroney 150. 00 M. A. McCafferty 65). 00 Franklin Patterson .. 1, 148. 00 Persons for damages by Qre at Rock Island Arsenal . 1, 254. 10 I'ol lard t(t Wallace. 6, 000. 00 James N. Robinson and Sallie B. McComb. 3, 250. 00 Capt. Chas. E. Russell. 721. 86 Heirs of John Smith. 1) 998. 50 Delia B. Stuart, widow of John Stuart. . . . „. 150. 00 Sufferers from earthquake and conflagration on Pacific coast 1, 027, 646. 20 Emma Tupler 3, 000. 00 B. EI. Warburton 1, 079. 00 John nnd David West ...... , , ...... 88. 50 C. R. Williams 200. 00 John W. Williams. . 200. 00 John Lewis Young .. 150. 00

$2) 619) 151 06 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures. 2, 094. 30

Total apparent expenses, War Miscellaneous. . . .. $1) 092, 123. 16 2) 617 056. 76 $1 452 08'). 94 8, 847, 019. 68 $14, 008) 2H'2. 54 Deduct "Soldiers' Home, perma- nent fund, " the amount received and covered into the Treasury to the credit of said fund, under the act of March 3, 1883, being $556) 455, leaving an excess of receipts of $85, 755. 00...... $470, 700. 00 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury for work done by the Department...... 147. 87 Deduct amount deducted from the expenditure from "Alaska fund" for wagon roads, bridges, and trails. . . 130, 643. 53 Deduct amount received and cov- ered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property...... 1, 996. 37 139, 043. 53 470, 700 612, 339, 90

Total actual expenses, War Miscellaneous. .. . 1, 0()0, 126. 79 '2, 477, 413. 23 1, 452, 082. 94 8, 376, 310. 68 13, 395, 942. 64

Total apparent expenses, War Department $32, 832, 626. H7 40, 119, H50. 00 33, 505, 13'2. 97 '2, 701, 2(iO. 57 9 5()0 tiOH, 97 124, 808, 480, 2(s Total actual expenses, War Department . . . 32, 832, 626. 87 45, 754, H54. 23 33, 423, 044. 82 2, 161, 065. 30 0, 11H, 908. 97 123) 200, 500. 10

NAVY DEE'ARTMENT, Halaries- Office of Secretary of the Navy...... , ...... 78) 003. 48 Office of Judge-Advocate-General, U. S. Navy. .. . . 21, 151. 94 Office of Naval Records of the Rebellion...... , . . . . . 14, 001. 43 Offi of Naval Intelligence ...... 10& 947. 01 Bureau of Construction and Repair...... 51, 173. 74 Bureau of Equipment. 24& 525. 40 Bureau of Medicine and Surgery...... „.. . 17, 125. 00 Bureau of Navigation. 66, 127. 07 Bureau of Ordnance. 27, 579. 22 Bureau of Supplies and Accounts...... 88, 655. 08; Bureau of Steam Engineering...... 21, 013. 44, Bureau of Yards and Docks...... , ...... 18, 478. H2 Elydrographic Office. 08, 071. 07, Nautical Almanac Office. 20, 629. 12 Naval Observatory. 42, 807. 98 E, ibrary, Navy Department...... 3& 974. 00 7 Rr) 50 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS& 190/.

Disbursements —Continued.

ex- Ordinary ex- Public works. Miscellaneous Unusual and Total. Sal aries. &&enses. traordinary.

Contin&lcnl and Itfiscellaneons Expenses— Navy Department. $30& 134. 7o Hydrographic Office. 29, 998. 05 Naval Observatorv . 20& 264. 68 Library, Navy Department. 2, 034. 03 Pilot chart, Northern Pacific Ocean. . 1, 439. 55 Observation of eclipse of the sun, August 30, 1905, Naval Observatory. 1, H2&. 35 Printiug and binding Naval Records of the Rebellion. . 1H, 443. (8 Fuel and lights, building for Navy Department. . . . 4 493 14 Rent of buildings 24, 4!l9. 92

Total apparent expenses, Navy Department proper. 8605, 224. 70 133, 135. 25 $738& 359. 95 Deduct amount received and covered into the 40 Treasury as proceeds of Government property. .. . 1, 111.40 1, 111.

Total actual expenses, Navy Department &' 248. 55 proper. 605& 224 0 1 32& 023 80 737,

NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT. Naval Academy— Pay. 221, 105. 86 Repairs. . 20, 346. BH Heating and lighting. 12, 039. 27 Special course. 1 949. 47 Contingent. 101, 354. 09 Bnildings and grounds. $1 , 009, 234. 21

Total apparent expenses, Naval Academy. . . .. 221, 105. 86 135, 6H9. 71 1, 009, 234. 21 1, 366, 029. (8 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property 344. 06 344. 06 1 685 72 Total actual expenses, Naval Academy. .. 221, 105. 86 135, 345. 65 1, 009, 234. 21 & 365&

Sfarine Corps— Pay. 2, 716, 550. 81 Provisions. . 537, 068. 34 Clothing. 645, 865. 13 Fuel '71, 324. 18 Military stores. 221, 9(4. 14 Transportation and recruiting . 211, 135. 10 Repairs of barracks. 55, 861. 82 Forage . 11, 437. 89 Coutingent ...... 283, 902. 25 Hire of quarters. 39, 780. 62 Marine barracks, Washingto~, D. C...... 133, 477. 45 Mariue barracks and quarters, Annapolis, Md. . 4, 713. 18 Marine barracks and quarters, Algiers, La. 300. 00 Repairs and improvements to public buildings, iiIarine Corps, Philippine Islands 11 000 00 Replacing stores and supplies, Marine Corps, destroyed at San Francisco, Cal $86, 513. 88

'2, 078, 349. 47 149, 490. 63 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures. 450. 00 28, 126. 31

Total apparent expenses, &&&farine Corps .. . . . 2, 71 ii, 550. 81 2, 077, 899. 47 121, 364. 32 86, 513. 88 5& 002, 328. 48 Deduct amonnt received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property. . 9, 134. 85 9, 134. 85

Total actual expenses, &darine Corps...... 2, 716, 550. Hl 2, 068, 64. 62 121, 364. 32 4, 993, 193. 63

Increase of the No. & y— Equip&uent ...... 6&i4, 624. 7o Armor and armament...... 14, HB9, 209. 74 Construction and machiuery 13, &60, 861. 69 Submarine torpedo boat...... 300. 00 Gun plant, Washington, D. C. . . . 140, 078. 58 Torpedo boats. 183, 269. 12

Total expenses, increase of the Navy...... ?9, 5&BH, 343. 88 29, 588, 343. 88

B«reau of I o&uls and Dochs— Maintenance of yards and docks. 879, 799, /5 Civil establish&uent. . 134, 0/6. 80 Contiugent. 9), 8,'31, 00 ~ Repairs and preservatiou:&t uavy-yards. . 514, 9IL »;& Plans and specifications for public &vorks, N;&v&. Department. 29, 778. 45 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) 1907.

DQbttr8erlents —Conti IIued.

' & t- nusual and er- r x Pul&lie wor!ts, aneouu ' Total. Salaries. pensee. ste traordinarr.

Bureau of Yartfe and L)ucl"s —Coutinued. Navy-yard: Boston, 5lass. . 892, 754. !!s Charleston, H. C...... , . . „ 309, 066. 95 League Island, Pa. 347, 141. 18 Mare Island, Cal. . 241, 106. 3o Ne&v York, iV. Y 163, 751. 34 Norfolk, . Va. . 532, 566. 61 Pensacola, Fla. 113, 571. 94 Portsmouth, N. H. . 454, 675. 48 Puget Hound, Wash. 256, 828. 54 Washington, D. C...... -...... 59, 650. &8 Naval station: Cavite, P I 33, 243. 34 Island of Guam . 8, 519. 22 Guantanamo, Cuba . 99, 503. 79 Key West, Fla. 20, 764. 74 New London, Conn. ) :&. Olougapo, P. I 155, 1 6. 33 New Orleans, La. 287, &11. IB Port H. . Royal, C ...... 40, 749. 63 I San Juan, P. R 396. 52, Tutuila . 43, 708. 76 I Steel fioating dock, Algiers, La. 100. 00 l

Four timber dry docl-s. 310) 175. & I Seagoing tugs...... , ...... 94) 257. 28 Dredging Dry Tortugas, Fla. . 13& 496. 44 Consolidating power plants, navy-yards, and stations . 159, 547. 74 Total apparent expenses, Bureau of Yards', and Docks...... ~$1& 618. 78 245. .. . 623, 3, 868, 83 . . .i 85, 491, 864. 61 Deduct amount received and covered into the ! Treasury as proceeds of Government property. . &. . . 42, 423. 30 & 42, 423. 30 Total actual expenses, Bureau of Yards and Docks 1)581&19547 3, 868) 245 83 l. 5, 449, 441. 31 Bureau of E&Iuip)ne&tt- Equipmeut of vessels. 3, 110, 657. 72 ~ Civil establishment . . 34, 786. 24 Contingent...... 13, 348. 01 Coal 457. 35 Coal and transportation. . 2, 297& 557, 87 & Depots for coal 419& 069. 59 Ocean aud lake surveys. . 53, 684. 19 Naval Observatory. 11, 337. 38 Naval Observatory, purchase of land. . 4, 665. 28 ' Naval wireless telegraph stations& Pacific coast. . . . 53, 619. 91', Total apparent expenses, Bureau of Equip- ment...... 5, 994) 518. 26 4, 6G5. 28 ), 999, 183. 54 Deduct amount received and covered iuto the Government . Treasury as proceeds of property. . ., 36, 991. 37 86, 991. 37 Total actual expenses, Bureau of Equip- ment. 5, 957, 526. 89 4, 665. 28, . 5) 962& 192. 17 Bureau of Ãavigation- . . Transportation, recruiting, and contingent...... 38, 252. 50 & Transportation. 427, 163. 06 I 88 Recruiting 150, 901. I Contingent . 12& 520 08 Naval training station, California 38, 174. 25 '' Naval training station, California) buildings. 40, 04». 06 Naval training station, Rhode Island. . &7, 899. 76 iVaval training station, Rhode Island, buildings. 136, 0,&5. 29, Naval training station, Great I.akes. . 71, 671. 26 Naval training statiou, Great Lakes, buildings. 59, 52G. 5)& Naval War College. 14, 188. 14 Naval Wur College, buildings. 2, 296. 82 Naval home, Philadelphia, Pa. . 62, 654. 56 Gunnery exercises. 103, 802. 66 Outfits for naval apprentices. 96. 21 Outfits on first enlistment...... 684, 110, 52 Outfits for landsmen. 318. 99 M, tinteuauce of colliers. . 428, 869. &2

Total apparent expenses, Bureau of Navigation 2, 110& 623. 59 9o3 i ' 2, :l . 547. 31 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property. . . . 4. 10 -l. 10 Total actual Bureau '. . expenses, of iVavigation. . 2, 110, 619. 49 237, 923. &2 -, 348 543. 21 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS& 1907.

Disbursements —Continued.

Salaries. Ordinary e)r- Public Unusual and ex- Total. penses. works. Miscellaneous. traord)nary.

Bureau of Conefructio)& a)td Pepafr- Construction aud repair . $7, 702, 421. 34 Civil establishment...... ;...... 39 i)28. 76 Construction plant, navy-yard: Boston, Mass. Iii1 0) 299. 70 Leaguc Island, Pa. 390. 00 Mare Island, Cal. . 15, 212. 56 iVesv York, iN. Y 2, 422. 74 Norfolk, Va. . 3, 272. 50 Pensacola, Fla. . 3, 850. 90 Portsrnouth, iV. H. 19, 156. 18 Puget Sound, Wash. 6, 947. 60 Construction plant, naval station: New Or)cans, La. I, 041. 08 Total apparent expenses, Bureau of Con- struction and Repair 7& 742& 350 10 62) 593 26 $7& 804, 943. 36 Deduct amount received and covered into the ) Treasury as proceeds of Government property. . . 35. 00 '. 35. 00 Total actual expenses, Bureau of Construc- tion and Repair. 742& 315. 10 593. 26 804, 908. 36 7, ~ 62, 7,

Bureau of Ordnance— Ordnance and ordnance stores. .. . ' 3, 276, 554. 78 Civil, 'establishment. . 44, 131. 30 Contingent 37, 333. 62 Repairs. 2G, 53?. 35 Ordnance material (proceeds of sales). . 60, 109. 38 Modernizing batteries of the Massachusetts, " "Oregon, " and new guns and armor for the "New York" 244, 095. 00 New battery for the Newark. . 72, 405. 00 New batteries for the New Orleans and Albany. .. . 35, 775. 00 New battery for the New York 21, 465. 00 Armino and equipping naval militia. . 97, 780. 41 Reserve guns for ships of the Navy. 428, 557. 29 Reserve guns for auxiliary cruisers 9, 202. 41 Reserve torpedoes and appliances. 107, 758. 36 Reserve powder and shell. 107) 127 68 Fxperiments with armor-piercing projectiles ...... 931. 21 Torpedo station. 73, 771. 73 Torpedo station, buildings. 9, 731. 68 Ammunition lighter, naval station, Cavite, P. I. . . 13, 200. 55 Naval magazine: Dover, N. J...... 7, 566. 76 Fort Lafayette, N. Y.. . 2, 000. 00 Fort MifKin, Pa. 17, 301. 44 Mare Island, Cal. . 4, 175. 01 New England coast. 52, 036. 08 New York Harbor. 8& 718. 39 Norfolk, Va. 35, 764. 63 Philippine Islands. 19, 932. 81 Puget Sound, Wash. . 17, 617. 57 Naval proving ground, Indian Head, Md. 27, 083. 66 Ordnance machinery, navy-yard: New York, N. Y 2, 890. 00 League Island, Pa. 11, 085. 93 Puget Sound, Wash. . 10, 258. 34

4, 6oG, 731. 07 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures. 588. 00

Totalapparent expenses, Bureau of Ordnance. . . . 4, 656, 143. 07 226) 162 30 . 882, 305. 37 Deduct the expenditures u n d e r 4, "Ordnance material (proceeds of sales), " there having been received and covered into the Treasury from the sales of useless ordnance material the sum of $362)372. 02) leaving an excess of receipts of $302&262. 64 ...... , ...... $60) 109. 38 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Governlnent property...... 6, 881. 42 66& 990. 80 66, 990, 80 Total actual expenses, Bureau of Ordnance. . . 4, 589, 152. 27 226) 162. 30 4, 815, 314. 57 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS& 190(. 58

IDi &bu& serpents —Colltiouetj.

Ordinarv ex- T. nusual and ex- I Total. Salaries. pensee. puMic r) orl s Sl)scettineous traordinary.

Bure«u of Steam Engineering- Ste:un machinery . . . 84, 895, 004. 33 ' Civil establishment...... 17 680. 50 i L'xtended tests of marine steam turbines...... 3, 080. 04 Building, Bureau of Steam Engineering, Annapolis, hId. . 84 (. 003. 44 llngiueering experimental station, Annapolis. ihId. . . 3& &(7(o 00 Machinery plant, navy-yard: Boston, hIass. . 21) -H(. 56 League Island, Pa. 15, 302. (0 Mare Island, Cal. 31, 988. Ol Norfolk, Va. . 11, ilH6. 26 New York, N. Y I:1, 740. 30 Pensacola, Fla. 1, 312. 05 Portsmouth, N. H 17, 371. 01 Puget Sound, Wash. . o 34( 5o Machinery plant, uaval station: New Orleans, La. . . 11, 1H1. (', &

Total appareut expenses, Bureau of Steam ' ' Engineering. 4, 011), 371. 83 1 ( (& 701. ] 0 85). 004, ) ( 00 Deduct amount received and covered into the 1'reasury as proceeds of Government property. . . 34, 170. 02 31 1&0. 02

Total actual expenses, Bureau of Steam '& Engineering 4, 882, 192. 21 17() (01. 16 5& 059& ~i&!), . (

Bureau of Supplies and Accounts— Provisions, Navy. 5& 153) 189 80 Clothing and small stores fund. . 1) 407& 631. 54 Civil establishment. . 100, 108. 17 Coutingent 162& 290 15 Freight ...... 333& 170. 03

7, 156, 461. 69 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures 276, 459. 08

Total apparent expenses, Bureau of Supplies and Accounts . 61 880& 001. 71 6, 880, 001. (1 Deduct the expenditure for cloth- ing and small stores fund, there having been received and covered into the Treasury as revenue from this fund, the sum of $1&490, 233. 45, leaving an excess of receipts of $~82, 601.91...... $1& 407& 631.54 Dednct amount received and cov- ered into tbe Treasury as pro- ceeds of Government property. . . 19,451. 52 I) 427, 083. 06 1, 427, 083. 06

Total actual expenses, Bureau of Supplies and Accounts. . 5, 452, 918. 65 5, 452) 918. 6, &

Bureau of DIedicine and Surgery— Medical department. 249& 503. 11 ' Contingent 45, 418, 6'7 Repairs . 40, 193. 92 Naval hospital fund ($404, 970. 26 indefinite). . . 443, 482. 45 iVaval hospital: Canacao, P I 0, 64o. 37 Chelsea& hlass. 997. 00 Washington, D. C...... 9, 291. 89 Repairs to naval laboratory, Brooklyn, N. Y. . H50. 00 ' iVaval laboratory, New Yorl-, N. Y 2, 900. 00

Total apparent expenses, Bureau of hledi- cine and Surgery. . 7H2, 408. 15 10, 034. 26 ' (99, 402. 41 Deduct the expenditures under "iVaval hos- pital fund&" there having been received and covered into the Treasury under this head the sum of 8(&7. 1)3i).40&, leaving au excess of receipts of 82»(l. 118. 01. 443, 48'&. 45 44:i, 482, -1;&

Total actual expenses, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery 338, 985. 70 10, 934. 20 355, 919. 96 RECEIPTS AND D1SBURSEMENTS, 1907.

Disbursements —Continued.

Ord&n &ry cr. Miscenaneous. ' Unusual and ex- Total. Salaries. pensee. Public works. . traordinary.

3ft'eccl/a&&cons& Navy— Emergency fund . $15, 009. 16 . Pay of the Navy. $20&994, 718.71 Pay of the Navy, deposit fund. . $595) 740. 07 Pay, miscellaneous ...... 710 095. 11 Contingent, Vravy. 42, 028. 80 l Prize money to captors. 929. /7 Prize money to captors, Spanish war 1, 151. 29 Prize money, battle of Manila Bay. . 337. 00 Indemnity for lost property, Naval Service, act March ", 1895...... , ...... , ...... 3, 478. 98 Indemnity for lost clothing 53. 58 Destruction of clothing and bedding for sauitary reasons . 405. 77 Reimbursement to enlisted men, Navy, for cloth- ing and bedding destroyed 7. 63 Navy transportation, Pacific Railroads. $90, 393. 10 Bounty for destruction of enemies' vessels...... 187. 10 Judgments, bounty for destruction of enemies' vessels . 1, 676. 66 Enlistment bounties to seamen...... 1, 094. 26, Judgments, Court of Claims, Navy...... , . 150, 887. 36 Judgments, United States Courts, Navy...... 5, 892. 33 Medals for officers and men of Navy and Marine Corps, war with Spain 2, 868. 46 Bringing home remains of officers and men, Navy and Marine Corps, who die abroad...... , 12, 741. 53 Purchase of wharf and adjoining land, Newport, R. I. $423. 19 Claims reported by Court of Claims under Bow- man and Tucker acts, etc 21 371. 34 Entertainment of Foreign Vaval representatives, Jamestown Exposition. 2& 6'/9. 37 Exhibit of monitors, Jamestown Exposition. 9, 900. 70 Payment of certain claims arising uuder the Navy Department. 11, 397. 20 Relief of— E. B. Rogers, Pay Director, U, S. N 1) 000. 00 John II. Potter. 1, 344. 00 Officers and crew of U. S. S. Charleston. 209. 88 Hamiltou D. South, Lieut. U. S. M. C...... 1, 157. 00

21, 704& 813.82 832, 069. 31 Dedu/t repayments to appropriations in excess of expeuditures . 745, 013. 11 50, 320. 44

Total apparent expenses, Navy Miscellaneous. . 20, 959, 800. 71 9/, 487. 36 423. 19 781& &48 87 31, 985. 79 8 21) 871) 445 92 Deduct from "Pay Miscellaneous" the amount received from gain on exchange of naval drafts...... $12, 227. 50 Deduct from "Pay of the Navy, deposit fund, "the amount received and covered into the Treasury on this account leuvin«an excess of expeuditures of fi118, 937.57...... 470, 802. 50 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury for work done by the Department...... 1, 444. 99 Deduct amount received and cov- ered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property...... 7, 079. 98 227 12, 56 9& 124. 97 476, 802. 50 498, 155. 03

Miscellaneous. . . 20, 947, 573, 15 302. 39 Total actual expenses, Navy BH, 423. 19 304, 946. 37 31& 985. 79 21, 373, 290. 89

De artment. . 24 502 082. 08 1 li Total uppareu t ex senses Nuv y p 60, 738) 051. 5& 725 247 53 868, 262. "l5 31, 9H5. 79 97, 866, 829. 31 1, Department .. . . . 24, 490, 454 5 667, 740. 18 Total actual expenses, Navy 04, 5) /25, 247. 53 391, 460. 25 31) 985. 79 9o, 306, 894. 27 INTERIOR DEPARTMENT. &)alarles— Office of Secretary of the Interior...... 432, 414. 12 Confidential agents, Depurtinent of the Interior .. 6, 850. 00 General Land Office. . 5oo, 918. 78 General Lund Office...... 52, 000. 00 Temporary clerks, ~ Indian Oflice. 190, 272. 20 Pension Office 1& 697& 976. 00 Patent Office. 932& 712. 36 Bureau of Education. I, 921. 95 Office of Superintendent of Capitol Buildings aud Grounds. . 21, 425, 30 Special Examiuers, Pension Oifice...... 156, 722. 59 , Investigatiou of pension cases, Pension OiIice. .. . . ~ 284, 857 78 RECEIPTS AI(ID DISBURSEMENTS, 1907.

Disbmrsemenfs —Continue(3.

Unusual aud ex- Ordinarr ex- Public works. Xliscellaneous. Total. Salaries. pensee. traordinarp.

Contingent Expenses, etc. — Contingent expenses, Department of the Interior...... $100, 432. 71 Expenses land inspector, Department of the Interior 1, 533. 59 Fxpenses special inspectors, Department of the Interior 10 603. 14 Stationery, Department of the Interior. . .. . 68, 622. 35 Library, Department of the Interior. 1, 012. 70 Rent of buildings, Department of the Interior...... , . . 51, 574. 92 ' Postage to Postal-Union countries, Department ~ of the Interior 3, 600. 00 Expenses of inspectors, General Land Of5ce...... 6, 560. 95 Library, General I and Office. . 200. 00 Maps of the United States, 'General I.and Office. . 5, 468. 18 State and Territorial maps~ 847. 39 Scientific Library, Patent Oflice. 2, 853. 23 Law Library, Patent Of5ce 632. 35 Of5cial Gazette, Patent Office. 159, 727. 70 Photolithographing, Patent Office. 125, 810. oO Public use of inventions and defending suits, Patent Office . 26. 15 International protection of industrial property, Patent Office. . 676. 55 Distributing documents, Bureau of Education...... 1, 580. 23 Collecting statistics, Bureau of Education...... 1, 991. (io I.ibrary, Bureau of Education. . 100. 00 Education of natives in Alaska 63, 101. 27 955. 81 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess 606, of expenditures. 436. 00

Total apparent expenses, Interior Department proper 84) 384) 071 14 606) 519 81 84 990 590 95 Deduct the following expenditures on account of the Patent 015ce, viz: Salaries, $932, 712. 36; scien- tific library, $2, 853. 23; photo- lithographing, $125, 810.50; Pat- ent Oflice Official Gazette, $159, 727. 70; and miscellaneous expenses of the Patent Of5ce, $1, 335.05, there having been re- ceived and covered into the Treasury as a revenue from fees on letters patent the sum of $1, 859, 232. l1, leaving $636, - 793. 87 as an excess of receipts over expenditures...... 81, 2;??, 13st 84 Deduct from "Salaries, General Land Of5ce, " the amount re- ceived and covered into the Treasury as a revenue for copy- ing fees ...... 33, 093. 57 Deduct from "Salaries, Indian Of- fice, " the amount received and covered into the Treasury as a revemle for copying fees...... Deduct amount received and cov- ered into the Treasury as pro- cee(ls of Government property .. H, 206. 49 966, 266. 10 297, 932. 97 1, 264, 199. 07

Total actual expenses. Interior Department proper 3, 417, H05. 04 30H, 586. 84 3, 726, 391. HH PUBLIC LAib DS Salaries- Of5ce of surveyor-general of: Alaska . 11, 000. 00 Arizona. 8, 997. 41 California. .. 1'2, 934. 7:? Colorado. . 1H, 254. 01 Florida 3, 000. 00 Idaho. . 12, 325. 00 Loulslana. . 8, '2l'2. 74 Minnesota. . 4, 298. 11 Montana . 1", 999. 45 Nevada...... 6, (iHO. 00 'New Mexico. . 11, 350. 27 Forth Dakota. 1, Hol. 11 Oregon. 8, 750. 00 South Dakota...... 6, 790. 34 56 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 1907.

Disbursements —Continued.

Ordinary ex- Unusual and ex- Salaries. penses. Public works. Miscellaneous. traordinary

Salaries —Continued. Office of Surveyor-General of— Continued. Utah $16, 746. 6'7 Washington. . 9, '750. 00 Wyoming. 13, 690. 00 Salaries and commissions of registers and receivers. . 559, 346. 46

Contingent Expenses& ete. — Office of surveyor-general of: Alaska $2& 290. 26 Arizona, 992. 01 California. . 3, 861. 70 Colorado. 3, 163. 13 Florida 55. 98 Idaho. 725. 86 Louisiana. .. 578. 57 Minnesota. 485. 13 Montana. 1, 321. 30 Nevada. 932. 24 New Mexico. . 699. 02 North Dakota. 789. 00 Oregon 188. 00 South Dakota. 1, 008. 39 Utah . . 1, 103. 09 Washing on. 878. 69 Wyoming. 897. 23 Contingent expenses of land oKces. . 242, 431. 22 Expenses of depositing public moneys...... '. . 1, 939. 24 Protecting public lands, timber, etc. . 231& 344. 46 Reclamation fund . 812, 795, 346. 80 Surveying public lands. . 293, 984. 08 Surveying within land grants (reimbursable)...... 21 752 88 & Surveying forest reserves 96, 118. 26 Restoration of lands in forest reserves 1, 427. 43 Geological Survey. 1, 030, 718. 52 Geological maps of the United States. . 98, 584. 80 Wind Cave National Park. 4 499 65 Crater Lake National Park...... , ...... 2, 999. 50 General Gr'ant National Park. 1& 988. 28 Yosemite National Park. 4, 825. 70 Mount Ranier National Park. H44. 10 Revenues, Platt National Parlr 7, 082. 25 Improvement Yosemite National Park 13, 177. 20 Revenues, Yosemite National Park 1, 000. 00 Sequoia National Park. 11, 308. 59 Revenues, Yellowstone National Park 3, 647. 04 Protection of Yellowstone National Park. 8, 479. 19 Protection and improvementof Hot Springs, Ark. 19, 938. 41 Bouudary line, Wyoming, South Dakota and ' Nebraska . 500. 00 Expenses of hearings in land entries. . 6, 426. 75 Reproducing plats of surveys, San Francisco, Cal. 7, 002. 57 Reproducing records, otIice& surveyor-general of, California 8) 433. 10 Reproducing plats of surveys, General Land Office. 3, 464. 20 Transcripts of records and plats. . 16, 954. 00 Opening Indian reservations (reimbursable). 6& 502. 26 Indemnity for swamp la~ds purchased by indi- viduals . 88. 03 Repayment for lands erroneously sold. . 65, 824. 97 Deposits by individuals for surveying public lands 15H, 015. 20 Appraisal and sale of abandoned military reser- vations. 2, 296. 56 Payiuent to settlers on Des Moines River lands. . . 143. 98 Paymeut to certain deputy surveyors. . . . 2, 702. 98 Proceeds sale of town lots, Hobart, Okla. 1. 82 Proceeds sale of town lots, Lawton, Okla. 3. 72 Proceeds of town sites for schools in Oklahoma. . . . 1, 497. 00 Reciassification of public land in Alab una 610. '. 74 Testing structural materials of the United States. . . . 99, 776. 98 Testing fuel, Louisiana Purchase Exposition. . 250, 295. 88 Two per cent fund of net proceeds of sales of public lands in: Alabaiua. 423. 56 Missouri. . 25 78 Mississippi. . 370. HH Three per cent fund of net proceeds of sales of public lands in: Ala, bama . 635. 34 Missouri. 938. 67 Mississippi 556, 32 RECEIPTS AND DIS]3URSEMENTS& 190&.

Dtsbursement8 —Continued.

ex- Ordinary ex- ' Unusual and works. 55Iiscellaneous. I Total. Salaries. penses. Public t&ao&di~a~ y.

Contingent Expenses, etc. —Continued. Five per cent fund of net proceeds of sales of public lands in: Arkansas...... , ...... $3, 52ti. :52 California, . 9 9 19?. 59 F]orida. . o& 1&s. ]( Idaho. 13, 352. 49 Kansas. . (63. ]6 Louisiana. 3 392. 4s Michigan . l, 345. 49 Minnesota. 9, 65&1. 2&5 Montana. 20& 883. 09 Nebraska. . 1, 494. ] ( Nevada. 1, 5]5. 05 New Mexico. . 1]5. :35 North Dakota 32, ORB 98 Oregon ;...... 22 489. 56 South Dakota. . 6, 992. &il Vtah 4, 425. 4& Washington 20, 011. 3& Wisconsin 693 54 Wyoming. 15, 45, &. 7» Five per cent fund of net proceeds of sales of agricultural lands in Colorado &, 850. 94

442. &,'3 Total apparent expenses, Pub] ic Lands...... ,i &'&3, 926. 29 $2, 0:38, 270. 49 . . 14, 659, 24o. 95 $17, 421, Deduct fro m the expenditure under "Reclamation fund, " expended for reclamation of arid lands, this amount covered into the Treasury as sales of public lands...... , . . . . . ".. .. $ 6, 659, 4]7. 66 Deduct from the expenditure under "Rec]amation f'und, " the amount covered into the Treasury as "Proceeds of town sites, Reclamation Service "...... 6], 535. 00 Deduct this amount under the head "Five, three, and two per cent i'unds to States, " being the per centum of the proceeds of public lands sold within their limits, and which have been covered into the Treasury as sales of public lands ...... 1, 153& 568. 50 Deduct from the expenditures for offices of Surveyors-General $245. 45 and for Geological Sur- vey $187.65, this arne™unt hav- ing been received for work doue by these of]lees...... 433. 10 Deduct "Deposits by individuals for expenses of surveying public lands" (refunded as an excess of moneys deposited on account of such surveys), there havingbeen received and covered into the Treasury under this head $189, 273.28, leaving an excess of receipts over expenditures of $3],258. 08...... 158, 0]5. 20 Deduct amount of "Repayment for lands erroneously sold, " it beiug refunded to purchasers for lands erroneously sold to them, covered iuto the Treasury as sales of public lands...... 65, Boi. 97 Deduct the expenditures under "Salaries and commissions of registers and receivers, " $559, 346. 46; "Contingent ex- penses of land of]lees&» $242, 431.22, and "Expenses of depositing public moneys, " $1, 939.24, there having been received and covered into the Treasury, as a, revenue from fees for services rendered by these offtcers, $1, 826, 139.12, leaving an excess of receipts over ex- penditures of $1, 022, 422. 20...... 803, 716. 92 8 BD 58 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) 1907.

Disbursements —Continued.

Ordinary ex- Unusual and ex- Total. Salaries. penses. Public works Misceuaneous. traordinary.

Contingent L&'expenses, efc, —Continued. Deduct from "Protecting public lands, timber, etc. , " the amount received and covered into the Treasury as a revenue from dep- redations on public lands, leav- ing an excess of receipts over expenditures of $53, 285. 29 ...... $231, 344. 46 Deduct the expenditure under "Protection and improvement of Hot Springs, Ark. , " there having been received and cov- ered into the Treasury from rents, Hot Springs Reservation, Ark. , $20, 165, leaving an excess of receipts of $374. 56 ...... 19, 938. 41 Deduct from "Revenues, Platt National Park, " the amount received and covered under this head, leaving an excess of ex- penditures of $6, 962. 25 ...... 120. 00 Deduct from the expenditure un- der "Sequoia National Park, " this amount received and cov- ered into the Treasury as revenue, leaving an excess of expenditures of $11,149. 09 ...... 159. 50 Deduct the expenditure uuder "Proceeds of town sites for schools in Oklahoma, " a like amount having been received and covered into the Treasury under this head...... 1, 497. 00 Deduct from the expenditure un- der "Revenues of Yellowstone National Park, " there having been received and covered into the Treasury from revenues of Yellowstone National Park, the sum of $1, 838.96, leaving an ex- cess ofexpenditures of $1, 80H. OH 1, 838. 96 Deduct from the expenditure un- der "Surveying within land grants (reimbursable), " the amount received and covered into the Treasury under, this head 3, 687. 12 Deduct from "Revenues, Crater Lake National Park, " the amount received and covered into the Treasury on this ac- count, leaving an excess of ex- penditures of $2, 989.50...... 10. 00 Deduct from expenditure under "Revenues Yosemite National Park, " the amount received anu covered into the Treasury under this head, leaving an excess of receipts of $8, 193.04 ...... 1, 000. 00 Deduct the expenditures under proceeds of town lots in Hobart and Lawton, Okla. , there hav- ing been received and covered into the Treasury on these ac- counts the sum of $118,411. 15. . 5. 54 Deduct amount received and cov- ered into the Treasury as pro- ceeds of Government property. .. 21, 965. 60 $559, 346. 46 $501, 800. 74 $8, 122, 930. 74 $9, 184, 077. 94 Total actual expenses, Public Lands. .. . 164, 579. 83 1, 536, 469. 75 6, 536, 315. 21 8, 237, 364. 79

Beneficirtriss- Hospital for Insane. Government . 282, 551, 67 ~ Buildings and grounds, Government Hospital for Insane . $30, 309. 54 Repairs, Governmeut Hospital for Insane. Insane. 33, 817. 01 Extension, Government Hospital for 2, 689. 87 Columbia Institution for Deaf and Dumb. 67) 500. 00 Howard University. 47 599 97 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 190(.

Dt'si'r ureements —Continued.

O"d)nar&' ex t n usual and ex- salaries. I Public worl(s. ibfisceltanewus. Total. i&enses traordinarV.

Bcncftct'aries —Continued. Maryland School for the Blind. 8)&, o50. 00 Freedmen's Hospital and Asylum o4 4"5 '= Building, Freedmen's Hospital. 8139, 000. 00

Total apparent expenses, BeneQciaries. 171, (J(JU. -11 46!, JU. &. 03 863, &, o03. 34 Deduct amount received and covered iuto the Treasury as proceeds of Government property 239. 59 239. 59

Total actual expenses, Beneociaries 171, 759. 82 46 I, 503. 93 633, 263. & )

(Vlt'seel()aneous- Capitol building and repairs. 6'2& 644. 33 Improviug the Capitol grounds...... 24, BH5 40 Lighting the Capitol and grounds. . 32, 979. 71 Reconstructing rooms of old library of Congress, Capitol . 3, 428. , )5 ' Engine house, and Senate and House stables. . 1, 494. ]7 I Senate kitchen. 13, 000. 00 Oilice building, Senate. 645 H93 20 Oflice building, House of Representatives...... 905, 142. 00 Furnishing oflice building, House of Represent- atives 1, 000. 00 Heating, lighting, and power plant for Con- gressional buildings 23, 000. Uo Repairs of buildings, Department of the Interior. '. .. . 11, 62'2. 39 Heating apparatus, old Post-oiiice building. 6, H(7. 49 Supreme Court reports. 2& 600. 00 Distribution of Supreme Court reports, Revised Statutes, etc 5, 700. 75 Digest of opinions, Supreme Court reports. . 1, &'&H. 00 Colleges for agriculture and the mechanic arts. . 1, 200, UOU. 00 Inspecting miues in the Territories. 6, 191. 04 Reindeer for Alaska ...... 9 1(&il. 3H Care of the insane, Alaska Fund. 5, 031. 10 Care aud custody of the', insane, Alaska. 2'), 43O. u3 Schools outside incorporated towns, Alaska. 15, (J32. 47 Public schools, Alaska Fuud. 19, 980 91 Judgments, Court of Claims (Interior Civil) o 95(J. 73 Liquidation of deposits in Hawaiian Postal Savings Bank 224. 82 Alaska exhibit, Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, Mo. . 153. 90 Payment to W. B. Moses k Sous . . . . ., ...... 3(i7. ( & Reimbursement to- Receivers of Public Moneys for excess of deposits . 29. OU William H. Green. . 25U. 00 John Brady . 250. 00 The State of Utah. . 55». Uo The State of Washington. . 1, (05. 00 R. Loman, C. Morgan, and E. Bailey. (50. 00 R elief of- Bernice Ferrall . 400. 00 S. Kate Fisher. 400: ilo Geo. M. Fsterly. 3, OUO. OU A. J. Stinson . 468. 00 John Stinson 318. 00 C. A. Berry. . 150. 00

I, 73], 967. 24 1, 300, 73'&. 6H Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess

expenditures. 44. 76 1 & l. 28 of . . ! Total appareut expenses, Interior Miscella- neous. 1, 731& 922. 48 1, 300, 561. 40 3, 032, 483. 88 Deduct front "Schools outside of ~ incorporated towns, Alaska, " the amount received and covered into the Treasury under this head, leav- ing an excess of expenditures of $15, 932. 09...... 80. 38 Deduct the expenditures from "Alaska fuud" for "Care of the Insane, " 85, (l31. 70, an d for "Public Schools)" $19&980.91 .. . .. 25, 012. 61 2&5, 012. 99 25&. Olo, 99

(J'&'& ') Total actual expenses, Interior Miscellaneous. .. . ] (31 4u 1 &)) &4u 41 3 007, !,il, RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 1907.

Disbttrses&tents —Continued.

Ordinary ex- Iinusual and ex- Total. Salaries. penses. Public works. Miscellaneous. traordinary.

PENSIONS.

Army pensions. . $134).011, 032, 82 Na, vy pensions . 4, 270, 829. 69 Fees of examining surgeons, pensions. . 494, 881. 24 Salaries, pension ageuts. 72, 033. 33 Clerk hire, pension agencies. 428) 036. 26 Rents, pension agencies . 4, 391. 66 Examination of pension agencies. . 57. 55 Contingent expenses, pensiou agencies. 2H, 251. 76

Total apparent expenses, Pensions .. 139, 309, 514. 31 $139) 309, 514.31 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property 1) 342. 52 1, 342. 52.

Total actual expenses, Pensions. 139, 308, 171.'/9 139,308) 171.79

INDIAN AFFAIRS.

Current and Contingent Expenses- Pay'of Indian agents. $32, 270. 00 Pay of interpreters. . 2, 131. 49 Pay of Indian inspectors. 19, 177. 77 Traveling expenses of Indian inspectors. $12) 304. 39 Pay of Indian school superintendent...... 3& 000. 00 Traveling expenses of Indian school superintend- ent ...... , ...... 1, 265. 72 Pay of judges, Indian courts...... 11, 029. '7'7 Pay of Indian police. . 175) 227, 36 Pay of farmers. 122, 945. 84 Pay of matrons. 23, 239. 41 Telegraphing and purchase of Indian supplies...... 7, 227. 24 Transportation of Indiau supplies. 39, 845. 48 Telegraphing, transportation, etc. , Indian sup- plies . 213, 729. 24 Vaccination of Indians. . 445. 80 Expenses of Indian commissioners...... 3, 646. 88 Buildings at agencies, and repairs. '76, 8'25, 95 Contingeucies of Indian Department. 54, '723. 41

Total Current and Contingent Expenses...... 389, 021. 64 410) 014. 11 799, 035. 'l5

Futftlling Ireatg Stipulations with, and Support of, In- dian Tribes- Fulfilliug treaties with— Chippewas, Turtle Mountain band, 119, 900. 00 Cceur d'Alenes. . 10, f]7. 25 Crows 31, 405. 45 Crows, for cession of' lands. 2, 007. 20 Fort EIall Indians. . 2, 740. 68 Indians at Blackfeet Agency. . 61, 577. 46 Io was. 2, 840. 58 Iowas in Oklahoma. . 14, 895. 32 Kaskaskias, Peorias, Weas, and Piankeshaws. .. . 88. 96 Miamies of Indiana. . 99. 49 Osages. . 3, 312. 50 Pawuees. . 24, 020. '70 Pottawatoluies 19, 539. 82 Pottawatomies, award, of January 2H, 1869...... 21'2. (0 Sacs and Foxes of the Mississippi. 50 701. 12 Sacs and Foxes of the Missouri. 3, 935. 00 Seminoles. . 14& 250. 00 Senecas of New York. .. 11, 143. 43 Sioux, Yankton tribe. 1) 860 21 Sissetons and Wahpetons. 66. 00 Six Nations of New York. 4, 38l. 03 Winuebagoes. . 41, 515, 07 Surveying and allotting for Chippewas in Minne- sota (reimbursable ) 2, 435. 26 Relief aud civilization of Chippevvas in Minne- sota (reimbursable) . . 105, 181. 78 Advance interest to Chippewas in Minnesota (re- imbursable) . 186, 84( 74 Support of- Bannocl-s: Employees...... 4 r&24. 95 Chippewas of the idississippi. . 3) 890. 57 Cmur d'Alenes. . I, 604. 87 Molels. . 3, 000. 00 Northern Cheyennes and Arapahoes: Subsist- euce and civilization. . (9, 864. 68 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENT 3) 1&J07.

Di8b)trgemenfe —Continued.

Ordinary ex- 3Tnusual and ex- ul&l&e works. , SI&seellaneous Tolal. Salaries. penses. traordinar)

F)tlfilliny Treaty Stipulations )oith& etc. —Continued, Support of— Conti))ued. Northern Cheyennes and Arapahoes: Em- ployees $8, 141. 83 Pawnees: Schools. 9, 966. 70 ' Pawnees: Employees& etc 6, 116.28 i Pawnees: Irou, steel, etc 174. 42 Quaparvs: Education . 125. 00 Quapaws: Employees, etc. . 380. 16 Sacs nnd Foxes of the Missouri 200. 00 Shoshones: Eluployees, etc 4, 66H. 00 Sioux of difi'erent tribes: Employees, etc...... , . . 87& 143. &8 Sioux of different tribes: Subsistence and civ- ilization. . 616, 282. 68 Sioux, Yankton tribe. 14, 096. 37 . Spokanes . 720. 00 , Confederated bands of Utes: Employees, etc. . . .. ' . . 21, 089. 46& i Confederated bands of Utes: Subsistence ...... 21, 06&0. 92 i

1) 590, 925. 42 Deduct repayments to approprigious in excess of expenditures . 29. 39

Total Fulfilling Treaties and Supports, Treaty Stipulations. . 1) 599) 896. 03 Bl) 599, 896. 03

ltfiscellnneo us Support@- Support of- Apaches, Ifiowns, Comanches, and Wichitns...... 22, 828. 69 ~ Cheyeunes and Arapahoes. . 32, 052. &8 ' Chippewas of Lake Superior 5, 600. 10 Chippewas, Turtle Mountain Band. Crows in &&Iontana 5, 432. 36 D' Wamish and other allied tribes in Wnshiuugton. . . . 4 57&. 63 Indians in Arizona aud Vrew Mexico. 241, 762. 41 Indians of Flathead Agency. 8, 284. H2, Indians of Fort Peck Agency. 40, Gl l. 10 Indians of Belknnp Ageucy. ,363. 7,3 Fort 19, i Indiaus of Fort Berthold Ageucy. 1H, 770. 92 i Indians of Fort Hall Reservation. 14, 070. 40 Iudians of Klamath Agency. 5, 203. 38 Indians of Lemhi Agency. 6, 1.&4. 54 indians of Warm Springs Agency, Oregon...... 3 9(J7. 23 Indians of Western Shoshone Agency. . 7, H51. 27 Kansas Indiaus. . 1, :331.51 Kickapoos. 1, 070. 00 Mhssion Iudians, of California. 4, 7, )'l3. 44 Makahs . 1, 100. 25 iVez Perks of Joseph's Band. 987. 07 Northern Indiaus of California. . 2, 991. 51 ' Pima Indians. 37, 414. 41 Poncas. 7, 76H. 01 Qui-nai-cits nnd Quil-leh-utes . 025. 00, Hhoshoues in Wyomiug. . 8, 920. 82 Sioux of Devils Lake. . 4, 511.70 Walla-Walla, Cayuse, and Umatilla tribes...... 2, 71:3. 28 Yakimas nnd other Indians. 3, 301. 13

525, 042. 64 ' 33educt repayments to nppropriatious in excess of expenditures. 2) 59:3 45 Total Miscellaneous Supports. . . 523, 349. 19 '. 523, 349. 19

T) ust Fnnds- Principal accounts- Apacbe, Kiowa, nnd Comanche fund. . 50. 00 Apache, Kiowa, nnd Comanche 4 per cent fund 2;35. 53:3 Chickasaw national fund. 85 Chippewas iu 1&Iinnesota fund. 81, 86:5. 13 i Crow Creek 4 per cent fund 565. 80 Crow fund . 20, 911. &0 Fort Hall Reservatiou 4 per ceut fund...... 49, :5+7. 52 Grande Ronde minors' fuud . 612. 00 Iowa, minors' fund I&:5n(i. 60 Kansan consolidated fund. 22, H:3'). 1:) Kicknpoos in Oklnhon&a fuud. L'Anse nnd Vienx de Sert Chippewa fund ...... '. . . 20, 000. 00 Menominee log fund. fio, 16O. OO Omaha fuud 1) 970. 50 ~ 62 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) 1907.

Disbursements —Continued.

Ordinary ex- Miscellaneous. n usual and ex- Total. Salaries. penses. Public works. traordinary,

Trust Funds —Continued. Principal accounts —Co)ui)r((c(t. Omaha minors' fund $897. 97 Osage fund 445 30 Oioe and Missouria fund 185, 840. 44 Otoe and Missouria minors' fund 3, 544. 92 Puyallup 4 per cent school fund 2, 674. 59 Red Lake Chippewas 3 per ceut minors ' fund. . 1, 590. 02 Sacs and Foxes of the Mississippi in Okl ahoma fund . 43, 096. 53 Siletz general fund. 1, 6)98. 40 Sioux ihnd, Flandreau 3, 405. 74 Sioux fund, Flandreau, minors' fund. . 2, (10. 14 Sioux fund. Ponca . 29, BH4. 00 Sioux fund, Santee. 90, 000. 00 Seneca and Shawnee fund. . . . . 286. 40 Sisseton and Wahpeton minors' fund. 101. 21 Sisseton and Wahpeton fund. . 102, 033. 95 Stockbridge consolidated fund. . 4, 328. 00 Tonkawa minors' fund. . 2, 804. 51 ~Uintah aud White River Ute fund. . 44. 00 Umatilla general fund I, 295. 35 Interest accounts, interest on- Apache, Kiowa, and Comanche fund . . 193, 300. 00 Blackfeet Reservation 4 per cent fund. 14, 985. 94 Cherokee asylum fund. 2, 451. 23 Cherokee national fund 64, 196. 16 Cherokee orphan fund 9) 425. 35 Cherokee school fund . 23, 656. 02 Cheyennes and Arapahoes in Oklahoma fun 49, 34H. 83 Chickasaw national fund. 45, 011. 70 Chicl-asaw incompetent fund. 1, 249. 17 Choctaw school fund. 2, 301. 53 Crow fund 1, lb6. 73 Crow Creek 4 per cent fund. 1, 448. 12 Creek general fund 134, 914. BB Fort Hall Reservation 4 per cent fund. 4, 500. 00 Grande Ronde minors' fund. 19. 85 Iowa minors' fund. 13H. 64 Iowa fund 4, 755. H4 Kansas consolidated fund. . 10, 093. 59 Kickapoos in Oklahoma fund. 6, 548. 90 general fund. 384. 52 Kickapoo ] & L'Anse and Vieux de Sert Chippewa fu nd . . 3, 454. 53 Menominee fund 4, 547. 31 Menominee log fund. . 80, 3H7. 45 Nez Perce of Idaho fund. . 738. 22 Omaha fund 3, 02H. 03 Omaha minors' fund. 232. 16,

Osage fund 409, 377. 93 j Osage school fund 0, 022. 48 )

Otoe and Missouria fund. 17, 855. 54 j

Otoe and Missouria minors' fund. 88. 04 i Pawnee fund. 20, 000. 00 Ponca fund. 3, 418. 62 Pottawatomie education fund. 3, 912. 95 Pottawatomie general fuud. 1, 338. 73 Red Lake Chippewas 3 per cent minors' fund. . . 78. 34 Sacs and Foxes of tbe Mississippi fund (iUH. 24 Sacs and Foxes of the Mississippi in Okla- homa fund. . 12) 497. 37 Sacs and Foxes of the Mississippi in Iow a fund. . . . . 1, 930. 20 Seminole general fund 29, 542. 00 Seminole school fuud 17& 183. 71 Seneca fund (Tonawandu Band). 4, 301. H9 Seneca snd Shawnee fund. . 4H. 34 Sioux fund, grow Creek. 4, 09H. 33 Sioux fund, Cheyenne River. . 20, 0(2. 53 Sioux fund, Flandreau. 466. 30 Sioux fund, Flandreau minors. . 203. 27 Sioux fund, I ower Brule. 1, 423. 00 Sioux fund, Pine Ridge. 68, 073. 51 Sioux fund, Rosebud. . 31, 393. 16 Sioux fund, Standing Rock. 26, 240. 00 Siletz general fund 1) 70'2, 99, Sisseton and Wahpetoufund 37, 991. 91 Stockbridge consolidated fund . 3& 911. 33 TonkaIva minors' fund. . 19. 29 Tonl,-awa fund. 1, 321. 99 Umatilla general fund. . 6, 51H, 59 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) 19il7

1N8bttr8emenQ —Continued.

Ordinary ex- Unusual snd ex- Total. Salaries. penses. Public works. Miscellaneous. traordinary.

Trust Funds —Continued Interest accounts, interest on —Continued Umatilla school fund. $1, 423. 24 Ute 5 per cent fund. 23, 396. 15 Ute 4 per cent fund. 7, 841. 01 Yankton Sioux fund. 23, 946. 40 Principal and interest account: Payment to North Carolina Cherokees. 1, 455. 46 Proceeds of lands: Fulfilling treaties with— Chippewa and Christian Indians...... H4. 16 Menominees, logs . . 50, 026. 62 Omahas, interest on deferred payments for lands...... 45. 59 Proceeds of Colville Reservation, Washington. .. . . '„.. . 424. 88 Proceeds of Crow ceded lands. . 28, 572. 37 Proceeds of Flathead patented lands, Bitter I Root Valley, Mont...... , .. . . . &. 1, 200. 00 Proceeds of Devil's Lake Reservation, North ~ Dakota. 74, 731. 00 Proceeds of Rosebud Reservation, South Da- kota ...... , . ; 227, 758. 20 Proceeds of Red Lake Reservation, Minnesota...... 217 819. 00 Proceeds of Southern Ute Reservation. 365. 95 Proceeds of Wichita ceded lands. . 54, 395. 22 Proceeds of Wind River Reservation, Wyoming...... 6, 331. 59 Payment to Puyallup allottees. 28, 461. 85 Proceeds of Lower Brule Reservation, South Dakota. 1, 000. 00

3, 000, 839. 80 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures. 17, 181. 99

Total apparent expenses, Trust Funds ...... 2, 983, 657. 81 .'$:?, 9H3, 657. 81 Deduct from Trust funds, proceeds of lands, etc. , this amount received and covered into the Treasury as revenue from sales of Indian trust lands. , $2, 826, 956. 82 Deduct the expenditure under Me- nominee log fund, there having been received and covered into the Treasury, asrevenues fromthis source, the sum of $325, 700. 83& leaving an excess of receipts over the expenditures of $273, 540. 83. .. 52, 160.00, Deduct from Trust funds, interest accounts, the amounts received and covered into the Treasury as revenues from interest on deferred payments 1, 0H1. 90 2, 880, 198. 72 2, 880, 19H. 72

Total actual expenses, Trust Funds. 103, 459. 09 103, 459. 09

fnndentats in— Arizona . 1, 101. 30 California, including support and civilization...... 3, 996. 77 California, employees. . 6, 773. 10 Colorado. . 623. 14 Idaho. . 770. 67 Montana 2, 151. 44 Incidentals, Inspector's Once, Indian Territory, including employees . 10& 021. 63 Indian Territory, including employees .. 18, 298. 08 Nevada, support and civilization. 4, 764. 31 Nevada, employees. . 3, 327. 91 New Mexico. 992. 33 North Dakota. .. 812. 98 Oregon, including support and civilization ...... 2, 579. 67 Oregon, employees. 2, 608. 33 South Dakota. 2, 515. 92 Utah. 966. 41 ' Washington& including employees and support and civilization 13, 411. 36 Wyomiug .. 623. 90 Total Incidental Expenses. . 76, 339. 25 7b, 339. 25 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) 1907.

Dishursemenfs —Continued.

Ordinary ex- Unusual and ex- rotal. Salaries. penses. Public works. Miscelisneous. traordinary.

Support of Schools— Indian school buildings , $276, 449, 92 Indian school transportation. , 55, 837. 72 Indian schools: Support 1, 249, 912. 77 Pay of superintendent, Coeur d'Alene Res erva- tion, Idaho. 1, 200. 00 Indian schools: Albuquerque, N. Mex. 53 456. 71 Carlisle, Pa. 155, 429. 34 Carson City, Nev. 45, 267. 22 Chamberlain, S. Dak. 3'2, 71'7. 88 Cherokee, N. C...... 21, 673. 19 Chilocco, Okla. 119, 575. 65 Five civilized tribes, surplus court fees, . .. . . 49, 058. 50 Five civilized tribes. . . . . , ...... 143, 395. 01 Flandreau, S. Dak. 60, 935. 56 Fort Lewis, Colo. . 34, 338. 60 Fort Mojave, Ariz...... 31) 123. 49 Fort Totten, N. Dak . 55, 408. 31 Grand Junction, Colo. . 3H, 571. 81 Genoa, Nebr. 53) 635. 95 Hampton, Va. 15, 457. H9 Hayward, Wis 36 7H2 9H Kickapoo Reservation, Kans. 12, 6'77. 06 Lawrence, Kans. 149, 013. 19 Morris, Minn . 28, 456. 52 Mount Pleasant, Mich 54, 263. 64 Pierre', S. Dak. 28, 990. 09 Pipestone, Minn. . 38) 464. 70 Phoenix, Ariz. 131, 6H4. 11 Rapid City, S. Dak. 44, 253. 83 Riverside, Cal. . 91, 545. 26 Sac and Fox Reservation, Iowa. . 9, 961. 35 Salem, Oreg. . 91, 185. 8'7 Santa F&t) N. Mex. 53, Boo. 64 Shoshone Reservatiou, Wyo . . 31, 658. 21 Southern Utah. 6, 388. 37 Tomah, Wis. 41, 895. 90 Truxton Canyon, Ariz. 20, 235. 04 Indian school buildings, etc. : Albuquerque, N. Mex. , buildings, land, etc. 5, 145. 73 Albuquerque, N. Mex. , water supply...... 402. 83 Bismarck, N. Dak 22. 25 Carlisle, Pa. 6, 932. 15 Carson City, Nev. 3) 029. 14 Chilocco, Okla. 2, 082. 07 Chilocco, Okla, cisterns 250. 80 Chilocco, Okla. , steam boilers. . . 218. 10 Chilocco, Okla. , ice plant. 4, 170. 28 Chilocco, Okla. , dynamo. . 4& 348. 00 Flandreau, S. Oak. 5, 370. 88 Fort Mojave, Ariz...... 4, '77'2. 00 Grand Junction, Colo. 22, 922. 00 Colo. heating plant. . 635. Grand Junction, & 3, 00 Lawrence, Kans. . 5, 943. 37 Lawrence, Kans. , drainage . 4, 500. 00 Morris, Miun. 6, 054. H4 Mount Pleasant, Mich...... 10, 557. 21 Phoenix, Ariz . 4, 944. 00 Pierre, S. Dak 14, 180. 25 Pierre, S. Dak. , heating and lighting plant. 1, 615. 00 Pipestone, Minn. . 14, 1H7. 03 Rapid City, S. Dak. 19, 493. 23 Rapid City, S. Dak. , water plant ...... 3, 281. 01 riverside, Cal. 290. 00 Riverside, Cal. , irrigation snd sewer system 5, 997. 00 Riverside, Cal. , water system...... 4, 597. 55 Riverside, Cal„ improvements...... 649. 00 Sac and Fox Reservation, Iowa...... 859. 09 Sac and Fox Reservation, Iowa, water sys- tern 1, 862. 84 Sauta Fe, N. Mex. 5, H41. 00 Santa Fe, N. Mex. , water supply. 1, 500. 00 Shoshoue Reservation, Wyo. , sewer and w ster system . 20, 873. 80 Tomah, Wis .. 18, 466. 04 Truxtou C any ou, A ri z . 9) 920. 00 Truxton Canyon, Ariz. , irrigation plant . . . . . 9, 410. 00 Truxtou Canyou, Ariz. , heating and ligh ting plant. 3& 450. 00 RFCEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) 1907. 65

Disbursements —Continued.

un usus I and ex- Salaries Ordinary ex Pul(lie works. Total. pensee. traor djna&nary.

Support of Schools —Continued. Indian school buildings, 'etc. —Continued. Wahpeton, N. Dak. , site and buildings. . . . $22, 854. 51 Wahpeton, N. Dak. . 8, 480. 47

3, 627, 860. 75 Detluct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures. . 161. 36

Total Support of Schools. 3, 627, 699. 39 83, 627, 609. 39 Ifiscettaneoas Expenses of Indian Seroiee- Surveying and allotting Indian reservations...... 21, 852. 08 Surveying and allotting Coenr d'Alene Reserva- tion . 2, 503. 80 Surveying and allotting Colville Reservation (reimbursable) . 2, 318. 22 Surveying and allotting for Chippewas of Turtle Mountain band. 2, 727. 04 Surveying and allotting Flathead Reservation, Montana (reimbursable) . 65, 154. 58 Surveying and allotting Walker River, Uintah, and Spokane reservations . 21, 593. 07 Surveying Crow ceded lands (reimbursable)...... 21, 983. 63 Surveying boundary line, Crow ceded lands ...... 680. 70 Surveying, etc. , Blackfeet Reservation, Montana (reimbursable) 107 000. 00 Surveying, etc. , Lemhi and Fort Hall reserva- tions, Idaho 9, 202. 37 Surveying Pine Ridge Reservation. 1, 502. 05 Surveyingbursable Pine Ridge aud Standing Rock reser- 243. vations. . ~ 5, 17 Surveying Wind River Reservation (reimbur- sable) . . 1) 440. 00 Survey of Mesa Verde, Colorado. .. '/04. 44 Saleof Yakima Reservation, Washington (reim- e) . 635 45 Allotments, act of February 8, 1887 (reimbursa- ble). 18, 207. 06 Allotments, Sioux reservations. . 7, 856. 31 Allotments, Walker River Reservation, Nevada, .. . . . 11& 208. 86 Allotments, Rosebud Reservation, South Dakota (reimbursable) .. 1, 194. 00 Aiding allottees (reimbursable). 468. 60 Care and support of insane, Indian Territory...... 18, 692. 68 Asylum for insane Indians, Canton, S. Dak...... 25, 220. 11 Care of orphan Indian children, Whittaker Home, Indian Territory . 8, 044. 03 Commission, five civilized tribes. 240, 887. 75 Purchase of land from Nevada for allotment to Pah-Ute Indians .. . 60. 10 Lands, irrigation, etc. , for Indians in California...... 5, 822. 14 Suppressing liquor trafilc among Indians...... 17, 802. 56 Suppressiug the spread of smallpox, Indian Territory 7, 891. 96 Irrigation system, Wind River diminished reser- vation (reimbursable). 84) 471. 11 Irrigation systems, Uintah reservation, Utah (reimbursable) . 121) 888. 55 Irrigation, Yakima reservation, Washington (reimbursable) . 15, 00(. 00 Irrigation& Indian reservations. 136, 908. 45 Indian moneys, proceeds of labor. . 2) 143, 949. 10 Investigation of fraudulent leases, allotted lands, Five Civilized Tribes, Indian Territory...... 0& 900. 85 Judgments in Indian depredation claims...... 214, 013. 00 Judgment, Court of Claims, Cherokee Nation...... 003 599. (2 Judgments, Court of Claims, New York Indians. . . . , 023, 752. 86 Judgments in favor of old settlers or Western Cherol. ee Indians. 82. 20 Civilization of the Sioux 24l. 76 Education, Sioux Nation. 198, 752. 37 Drainage survey, Chippewas of Minnesota (reirubursable) . 6, 829. 58 Drainage, Round Valley Reservation, California...... 8, 000. 00 Towu-site Commissioners, Indian Territory ...... 624. 13 Paymeut of court expenses in behalf of Ann Francis, a Chippewa woman, Wisconsin...... 1( i. 00 Removal of Leruhi Indians to Fort Hall Reserva- tion, Idaho. 3, 204. 17 9 RD ltLCE11'TS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 1007.

Disbt(psemetlfs —Contin(ted.

Ordinary ex- Unusual and ex- Total. Salaries. penses. Public works. Miscellaneous. traordinary. dfiscellaneous Expenses af India)i Service —Continued. Returning Indian pupils to homes in Alaska . . . . . „.„. 82, 121. 03 Pay of physician, New York Agency 540 00 Public roads, Indian Territory 8, 000. 00 Sale and leasing of Creek and Cherolree lands, Indian Territory 31, 548. 65 Clerical aml other expenses, town lots, Uuion Agency, Indian Territory. . 13, 424. 29 of' Counsel for Pueblo Indians iVew Mexico...... ~...... 1, 23. 40 Removal of intruders, Five Civilized Tribes...... , . . . 23, 447. 00 Removal of restrictions allotted lands, Five Civil- ized Tribes 17, 930. 06 Costs incurred by Indians in land contests ...... 85. 35 Payment to- Absentee Shawnees, for lands . 1, 236. 00 Alice Fairbanks Mee) administratrix of G o. Fairbanks, Minnesota, 2, 091. 92 Chippeivas of I.ake Superior and. the Mississippi ...... 42& 071. 28 Chippewas of Miunesota, for d;uuages. 6. 84

Chippewas on Mille I ac Reservation, Miune- ', sota, for improveuieuts...... , . 20. 45

Fifteen Sioux of Pine Psidge Ag)ency, S. Dak. , ~~ for property taken 1&y the Uuited States in 1876 320. 00 ' 6, Indians of I&lamath Agency, Oregon. 3,'3, 313. 30 Indians of Wind River Reservation (reimburs- able) 85, 000. 00 Jane E. ' Waldren, judgiuent U. S. Circuit Conrt, ' District of South Dakota...... " 0. . . . 3, H00. 30 Loyal Creeks and freedmen. 2, 440. &5 Margaret Bushman, Michigan ...... 547. 90 Martha A. Allen, widow of Hiram W. Allen, Minnesota. . 197. 50 Merchants of Cloquet aud Fond-du-Lac, Minn...... f(4. 03 Pottawatomie citizens in Oklahonia, f'o r lands. . „.. . 110. 8.'& ' Scouts and soldiers of Sisseton, Wahpeton, Medawakanton, and Wapakoota Sioux ...... , . 001. 24 Toney E. Proctor, Indian Territory 1, 230. 00 Relief of- Destitute Indians. . 1, 378. 21 Edwin S. Hall. 2, 028. 5H

5, 503) 958. 33 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures. 40, 327. 34 Total apparent expenses, Miscellaneous Iu- dian Service 5 553 630 99 $5, 553, 630 69 Deduct "Indian moneys, pro- ceeds of labor, " there having been received and covered into the Treasury under this head the sum of $2, 503, 629. 00, leav- ing an excess of receipts of fl410)679. 90 ...... It)2) 14:3, 940. 10 Deduct amount received and cov- ered into the Treasury as pro- ceeds of Government property. .. 3 455 08 2) 147, 405. 08 2, 147, 405. 06 Total actual expeuses, Miscellaueous Indian Service. 3, 400, 2)2)5. 01 3, 406, 225 01 Total appareut expeuses, Indian Affairs...... $380, 0(21. (i4 14, 774, 586. 77 15, 163) 608. 41 Total actual expenses, Iudiau AfPairs...... 380. . . . . 021. 64 0, 746, 982. 97 10, 1367 004, 61 Total apparent expeuses, Iuterior Depart- ment. . . 5, 497, 01!l.07 17, 419, 377. 0/ Bl, 903, 9?l. 89 816, 421, 311.28 t&)139, 514. 31 180 551 143 62 Total interior Department. 4n6. 309, actual expenses, 3, 071, 51 11, o02, 030. 50 i ~ 1, 903, 682. 30 8, 273& 367, 55 139, 308, 171. 79 105, 048, 60(, 71

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Salaries, efc. — Salaries, Post-Office Departmeut. .. 1, 37 i& 4;38, ;39 Contiugeut expenses: Statiouery 17, H:38, 17 Fuel, repairs, etc. 2H, 314. l1 I,ights. 1, 3H0, 34 Plurubiug 7H(. 08 Telcgraphiug. 4, 108, 23 lIFCEIPTS AND DISBURSEMKNTHf

DigL ft fee»tents —Contin f feil.

ex- ' Ordinary Public works. &fi &', , ne us " Toinf. salaries penses. fraor&linnry.

Salaries, etc. —Conti»uc&l. Contingent Expe»ses —Continued. Painting. SH, 971. H-i Carpets . H20. 98 Furniture. 3, 95li. 11 I forses and wagons. . '2, 550. 44 Miscellaneous items. 15, 927. 63 Rent of buildings. 15, 0, )0. 00 Officia Postal Guide. 18, 354. 94 Post-route maps. 17,' 559. 04 Postage, 550. 00, Steel letter files 1& 800. 00

137& 979. 41 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures . 7. 09 Total expenses, Post-Office Department proper I», 3, , 438. » 13'7, 972. 32 8 l, 510, 410. & 1 NoTz. —For expenditures from postal revenues, see page 7ff. Postal Senrice— Deficiency in postal revenues ($7, 620, 682. 24 in- definite) 7, 629, 3H2. 81 Mail transportation, Pacific railroads. 7&3, 253. 05 Manufacture of stamped envelopes and news- paper vvrappers 64, 804. 18 Judgments, Court of Claims. . HH &. H45. 62 Payment to- Jno. N. Newkirk, postmaster at San Diego, Cal 14, 513. 06 Walter L. Stowell, San Francisco, Cal 1& 371. 00 Widow of Asa P. Knight. 23. "70 Reimbursement to- Abram Johnson. . 73. 50 John Wailer. . 426. 25 Relief of- Charles B. Bentley 97. 00 Heirs of David C. Haynes. 1& 012. 50 Heirs of George McGhehcy. 137. 39 Heury Hudgins. 246. 57 Holtzer-Cabot Electric Company. 4, 656. 00 J. J. L. Peel. . 1, 041. &6 John C. Ray, assignee of John Gafford. 853. 25 Joseph Crow. . 1, 029. 59 Legal representatives of Charles D. Southerlin. . . 537. 52 Legal representatives of Benjamin F. Pettit...... 146. 9'7 The Postal Telegraph Cable Company. 2. 155. 19 W. S. EIammaker '2, 2ol. 28 William H. Gowdy. . 1, 500. 00

Total expenses, Postal Service 8, 467, 440. 04 119, 921. 15 8, 58 &, 361. 19

Total expenses, Post-Office Department...... 1, 372, 438. 39 8, 605& 412. 36 119, 921. 15 10, 097, &7&l, 90 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. Salaries, etc. — Salaries, Department of Agriculture...... 846; 806. 27

Library. 9, 421. 47 ~' Contingent expenses. . 3&& 7«5. 88 Building, Department of Agriculture. $533, 000. 00 Improving roads, Department of Agriculture ...... 3, 500. 00 General Expenses, Bureau of Animal Industry. . . . 6&6, '711. 59 Expenses, Bureau of Animal Iudustry. 133. 61 Eradicating cattle ticks, Bureau of Auimal In- dustry . 102, 250. 65 Meat inspection, Bureau of Animal Industry...... 2, 015, 630. 62 General expenses, Bureau of Plant Industry...... 453 Ouo 92 Cotton-boll weevil investigations, Bureau of Plant Industry . 110, 35&«. 64 Vegetable pathological investigations. . 161. 60 Grass and forage plant iuvestigatious. . 221. 10 Botanical investigatious aud experiments...... 035. 02 Pomological iuvestigatious 633. 33 Pomolo~gical iuvestigatious, fund I'rom sales of fruit and vegeta, bles. 2 580. 22 Lxperinzental garden and grounds. 8«&. 82 Purclmse and distributiou of valuable seeds...... 21&, 622. 43 Tea culture investigations. . 209. 21 Grain iuvestigations. 14, 197. 82 ' RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) 1907.

Disant sertlents —Continued.

Ordinary ex- Xrisce]ianeous. Unusual and ex- rotsb Salaries. penses. Public works traordinary.

Sat&tries& e(e —Coutinued. Forestry investigations. f)240. 99 Protection of forest reserves. . 424. H7 G& ueral expenses, forest service. 748, K33. 40 Adn)inistration, etc. , of forest reserves. . . . . 89&, 412. Oo . A&lministration, etc. , of the national forests...... , . .. 36, 000. 00 Cooperative xvork, forest iuvestigations. ]9, 352. 23 Survey aud report on Appalachian and White Mouutain )vatersheds. . 2, 02.'). &9 l.aboratory 136, 182. 72 Soil investigations . . 179, 881. 80 Cotton-boll weevil investigations, Bureau of Entomology 63, 732, 28 Preventing spread or moths, Bureau of Entomol- ogy 97, 016. 70 Enforcement of the food and drugs act. 46, 000. 00 Entomological investigations . 72, 3HB. 02 Biological investigations. 43, 497. 40 Nutrition investigations. 19, 451. 71 Irrigation investigations. . 115, 801. 76 Publications . 127, o93. 50 Collecting agricultural statistics. . 105, 45H. 77 Public-road inquiries. . . )6 155 09 Agricultural experiment stations...... 1, 330, 737. 78 A gricultural experiment stations: Fund from sale of card indexes. . 504. 40 Receipts from sale of products, Hawaii...... 404. 80 Receipts from sale of products, Porto Rico. . . , ...... 2) 260. 31 'Receipts from sale of products, Alaska...... 1, 614. 73 Cotton-boll weevil investigations. . . ., . . . . 1, l43. H3 Payment to the IIenry Philipp Seed and Imple- ment Company. $3, 633. 11

Weather Bureau— Salaries. $193 500. '72 Salaries station employees. .. . . 540, 662. 89 Contingent expenses. 9, 651. 90 General expenses. 559) 398. 04 Buildings, Weather Bureau. $29& 248. 43 Fuel, lights, and repairs. 9, 926. 33

8, 335, 690. 13 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures. 348. 64

Total apparent expenses, Department of Agriculture. 1, 580, 969. 88 8, 335, 341. 49 562, 248. 43 3) 633. 11 . . . $10& 482& 192. 91 Deduct from the expenditures under " Pomological investigations " this amount received and covered into the Treasury from "Pomological fund, sale of fruits and vegeta- bles, " leaving an excess of expendi- tures of $2&272. 81...... $307. 41 Deduct from the expenditures under 'Agricultural experiment stations, sale of card indexes, " the amount recived tmder this head ...... 171. 70 Deduct from the corresponding re- ceipts these amounts expended front sales of agricultural products: Experiment station. Hawaii, $404. 80; experiment station, Porto Rico, $2&260. 31; experi- ment station, Alaska, $1& 614.73. 4, 279. 84 Deduct from the receipts under "For- est reserve fund" the amount ex- pended for "Administration, etc. , of forest reserves "...... , 897, 412. 05 Deduct from " Cooperative fund, forest investigations, " I))19, 352. 23, there havdng been received and covered on this account the sum of 821, 410. 25. 19, 352. 23 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property...... 8, 955. 63 930, 47H. 86 930, 4'78. 86 Total actual expenses, Departmeltt of Agri- culture. 1, 580, 969, 88 7, 404, 862 ()3 562, 248. 43 3, 633. 11 9 5o1, 714. 05 P&ZCEIPTS AND DISBVRSEMENTS& 1907.

Disgust & seof t ents —Contin ue&1.

Ordinary ex- l.'nusual ~ .aud ex- Total, Salaries. penses. Pu blic works. His& ellaucr&us. traordinary.

DEPARTS'IENT OF COMMERCE AND LABOR. Salaries, ete. — Salaries, oflice of Secretary of Commerce and Labor. $135, 839. 07 Salaries and expenses, special agents...... , . . 38, 100. 23 Rent ...... 828, 201. 39 Contingent expenses. 41, 8&0. 09 Bureau of Corporations: Salaries. 56, 074 24 Salaries and expenses, special attorneys, examiners, etc. . 71, 745. 31 ' Salaries, Bureau of Manufactures...... 22, 414. 93, Bureau of Statistics: Salaries 6'2, 679. 54 Collecting statistics relating to commerce...... 3, 287. 92 Coll«ting tarifls of foreign countries...... 2, 909. 37 P&ureau of Navigation: Salaries. 26, 988. 51 Salaries, Shipping Service. . . ., ...... 61, 5&31. 32 Contingent expenses, Shipping Service...... , 4, 458. 26, Services to American vessels. 11 «83. 05 Rent of quarters for shipping commissioner, San Francisco, Cal I, 875. 00 Total apparent expenses, Department of Com- merce and Labor. 475, 373. 15 94, 185. 08 $569) 5 &H. 23 Deduct amount received aud covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property. . . . 2, 440. 31 2& 440. 31 Total actual expenses, Department of Com- merce and Labor proper. . .. . 475& 373. 15 91, 744. 77 567, 117. 92 Bureau of Labor— Salaries, Bureau of Labor. .. 101& 840. 08 Contingent expenses. 435. 64 Miscellaneous expenses . 58, 932. 37 Library 230. 56

o9, 598. 57 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures 40. 99

Total expenses, Bureau of Labor. . . 101, 840. 08 59, 557. 5H 161, 397. 66 Ban eau, of Standards— Salaries, Bureau of Standards...... 102, 778. 02 Equipment, Bureau of Standards. . 36, 064. Bl General expenses, Bureau of Standards. . 13, 423. 50 Improvement and care of grounds. 3, 506. 74

Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess 52, 995. 05 of expenditures .. . ., ...... 27. 91

Total apparent expenses, Bureau of Standards. . 102, 778. 02, 52) 967. 14 155 45 16 Deduct the amount received and covered into the Treasury as fees for standardizing weights and measnres. . 3, 609. 11 3, 609. 11 Total actual expenses, Bureau of Standards. . 102, 778. 02 49 358. 03 152, 136. 05

Census OPee- Salaries, Census Oflice. 700& 205. 12 Rent...... 22, 080. 00 Stationery 8, 83o. 63 Library 2, 793. 32 Collecting statistics. 461, 459. 31 Tabulating statistics 18, 31H. «6 Miscellaneous expenses. . 14, 641. 56 Expenses of the Twelfth Census. 207. 40 Relief of T. J. EI. Harris. 834l. 55

Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess 52, 335. 78 of expenditures 4. 14

Total apparent expenses, Census. Oflice. . . , . . . . 700, 205. 12 528, 331. 64 341. 55 . . . . 1, 228, 8 H. 31 Deduct amonnt received and covered into the i. Treasury as proceeds of' Governn&ent property 580. 00 580. 00

'Iotal actual expenses, Census Oflice. . 700, 205. 12 527) 751. 64 341. 55 ] "&8 «&9-' 31 RECZlPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 190/.

Di6burgernent6 —COllti Dued.

Ordinary ex- works Miscellaneous. Unusual and ex- Total. Salaries. penses. Public traordinary.

Coast and Geodetic Suroeg- Salaries $295, 896. 62 Pay, etc. , of otlicers and men, vessels. . . . 175) 634. 83 Party expenses. $310& 308. 92 General expenses. . 48, 377. :10 Repairs of vessels. . 22, 909. 58 Reimbursen&ent to Aug. F. Rodgers . $20. 00

Total apparent expenses, Coast and Geodetic Survey. 471, 531, 45 381, 595. 80 20. 00 f)853) 147. 25

Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury for work done by the Survey...... , ...... $304. 43 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property...... 16, 494. 49 16, 798. 92 16, 798. 92

Total actual expenses, Coast and Geodetic Survey. 4'/1, 531. 45 364, /96. 88 20. 00 836& 348. 33

Light-IIouse EstabLishment— Salaries, ofdce of Light-House Board...... 43, 687. 91 Salaries of keepers of light-houses...... 880, 687. 49 Supplies of light-houses. 52, 558. 75 Repairs and incidental expenses of light-houses. . . . 737, 428. 47 Oil houses for light stations. . 13, 006. 77 Expenses of', light vessels, 623, 565. 16 Expenses of buoyage. . 591, 176. 00 Expenses of fog signals. 199, 229. 37 Lighting of rivers. . 309& 37/. 80 Light-stations, etc. : Isle au Haut, Me. $2, 500. 00 Baker Island, Mass. 10& 000. 00 Hen and Chickens light-vessel, Mass '74, 496. 00 Nantucket Shoals light-vessel, Mass. . 74, 496. 00 Stonington Breakwater, Conn. 1, 000. 00 Southwest Ledge, Conn. 1, 000. 00 Southeast Shoal light vessels, Lake Erie. 4, 000. 00 Ambrose Channel bond range lights, N. Y 5, 000. 00 Ambrose Channel light vessel, N. Y 74, 496. 00 Buffalo& N. Y. , light-house depot. 18, 100. 00 Craven Shoal beacon light. 5) 000. 00 Horseshoe Reef, N. Y. 7, 774. 51 Niagara River range lights, N. Y. 8, 000. 00 New York Bay gas buoys. 16, 250 00 Staten Island Depot, N. Y. . 84 Staten Island and West Bank, N. Y 5, 000. 00 Tibbetts Point, N. Y. 11 000. 00 West Bank and North Hook temporary struc- tures. 5) 000. 00 Bellevue range lights, Delaware River 2, 500. 00 Delaware River range lights, N. J.. 39, 500. 00 Delaware Breakwater, Del. . 13& 000. 00 Goose Island Flats, Delaware River 2, 000. 00 Joe Flogger Shoal, Delaware River. 1, 000. 00 Miah Maul Shoal, Delaware River. 1, 000. 00 Elbow of Cross I.edge, N. J. 23, 800. 00 North Hook, N. J. 6, 000. 00 Baltimore, Md 1, 500. 00 Ragged Point, Potomac River. 500. 00 Brunswick light vessel, Ga. 73, 496. 00 Mobile ship-channel lights, Ala. . 5, 320. 05 Hillsboro Inlet, Fla ...... 25, 644. 98 Southwest Pass, La 200. 00 Detour, Mich 3, 500. 00 Great Lakes channel lights. 4& 000. 00 Isle Aux Peches range lights, Mich. 18, 000. 00 Martins Reef light-vessel, Lake Huron 25, 000. 00 Rock of Ages, Mich'. . 55, 000. 00 St. Marys River range lights, Mich. 500. 00 Spectacle Reef, Mich. 5) 000 00 Kewanee, Wis 2, 500. 00 Racine Reel; TVis. . 6, 733. 00 South Mihvaukee, Wis 4, 000. 00 Conneaut, Ohio 3, 031. 12 Maumee, Ohio. 1, 000. 00 Monongaheh& I&iver post lights 4, 996. 13 Burrows Island, Wash. 16. 46 Ediz Hook, Wash. . 1) 853. 00 P&ECEIPTS AND DISBURSEitIENTS& 1907

Disbur3c«tents —Continued.

Salaries. Ordinary ex- L nusual and ex- penses. Public works. traordinary. Total.

Liijht-Ifouse Establishment —Continued. Light-stations, etc. —Continued. Robinsons Point, Wash. . $5, 000. 00 Columbia River light-vessel, Oreg. 74, 496. 00 Bonita Point, Cal. 3, 500. 00 Cape Mendocino, Cal. 3) 500. 00 Humboldt Bay fog signal, Cal. 5, 500. 00 Mile Rocks, Cal. 134. 20 Point Arguello, Cal. 5. 48 Point Arena, Cal. . 55, 942. 50 Point Pinos, Cal. 4, 000. 00 Point Cabrillo, Cal. . 17, 5UO. 00 Alaska light and fog-signal stations. 9, 054. 35 Hinchinbrook Entrance, Prince William Sound, Alaska . . 2& 506. 54 Makapun Point, Oahu, Hasvaii 13, 014. 81 Honolulu Harbor, Hawaii. . 21, 000. 00 Porto Rican light-house service 44, 609. 13 Guantanamo, Cuba. 3, 814. 49 Tender for Third light-house district 235. 57 Tender for Twelfth light-house district. . 610. 05 Tender for Thirteeuth light-house district. . 2, 000. 00 Tender for Lake Superior...... 2, 000. 00 Depot, Ninth light-house district. 14, 000. 00 Depot, Eleventh light-house district...... 8 500. 00 Repairing and rebuilding aids to navigation, Eighth light-house district 69, 000. 00 Repairing aud rebuilding aids to navigation, Twefth light-house district. 17, 500. 00 I, 021, '/27. 24 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess

of expenditures 5& o24. 40 Total apparent expenses, Light-House Estab- lishment. Si)' l, 375. 40 83&001&342.32 I 202. '78 & 016, 81, 941, 920. 50 Deduct amount received and covered into the. Treasury as proceeds of Government property. .. . 10) 117. 71 10, 117. 71 Total actual expenses, I.ight-House Establish- ment...... 924, 375. 40 3, UOI, 342. 32 I, 006, 085. 07 4, 931, 802. 79

Bureau of F(isheries- Salaries. . 250& 780. 47 Miscellaneous expenses. 321, 064. 71 Salaries, agents at salmon fisheries in Alaska. . . , 4& 309. 16 Protectiou of salmon fisheries of Alaska. 503. 21 Steam launch for Boothbay Harbor, Me. 4, 850. 00 Repairs to steamer "Grampus" 63. 80 Fish hatcheries: Alaska. 1, 709. 61 Baird, Cal. 3, 159. 46 Battle Creek, Cal. . 2, 180. 18 Cold Springs, Ga...... 10. 00 Craigs Brook, Me 8, 79i. 68 Iowa, I, 330. 82 Lake County, Colo 472. 50 Mammoth Spring, Ark. 6, 112. 43 Montana. . 624. 92 Neosho, Mo. . 997. 23 Put-in-Bay, Ohio. . 4, 010. 01 South Dakota...... 341. 7:3 Woods Hole, Mass...... 4, 663. 40 West Virginia...... 259. ti3 Wytheville, Va. 204. 40

34& 8( l. 12 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures 61. 81

Total expenses, Bureau of Fisherie: .. .. . 255, 089. 03 327, 081. (2 34, 812. 31 016, 983. 66

Stean&t&oat-Inspection Seroice- Salaries, office of Supervising Iuspector-General. . . I'& 391. 64 Salaries, Steamboat-Inspection Service. . . . 35) I, 813. 99 Contingeut expeuses. 7'&, 007. 65 Total apparent expenses, Steamboat-Inspec- tion Service. 3ii7, 205. 03, 439, 213. 28 t2 RECEIPTS AND DISBVRSZMENTS& 1907.

Disbursements —Continued.

Ordinary ex- Unusual and ex Total. Salaries. penses. Public works. Miscellaneous. traordinary.

Steamboat-Inspection Service —Continued. Deduct the amount received from fines, penalties, costs, etc. , Steam- boat-Inspection Service...... 81& 679. 85 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property...... $1) 754. 20 $1, 754. 20 Total «ctual expenses, Steamboat-Inspec- tion Service...... $367, 205. 63 70, 253. 45 437. 4«9. 80

Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization— Salaries, Bureau of Immigration and Naturaliza- tion 30, 894. 46 Expenses of regulating immigration 1& 552& 0'77. 30 Naturalization of aliens...... 27, 244. 38 Enforcement of Chinese-exclusion act...... 354, '78«. 61 Immigrant station. Ellis Island. . $36) 857. 85 New island near Ellis Island, . 19, 717. 17

30& 894. 46 56& 575. 02 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures . 107. 90 268. 07 Total apparent expenses, Bur eau of Immi- gration and Naturalization . . . 786 200. 30) 56 1& 934& 107 29 56. 306. 95 2, 021) 80 Deduct the expenditure under "Salaries, Bureau of Immigra- tion and Naturalization, ",the receipts from immigrant fund being in part applicable to this expenditure ...... $30) 894. 46 Deduct the expenditures on ac- count of 'Expenses of regulat- i'ng immigration, " there having been received and covered into the Treasury to the credit of "Immigrant fund, &' act March 3, 1903, the sum of $2, 778, 716.99 1, 552, 077. 30 Deduct from expenditure under Chinese-exclusion act the amount received and covered into the Treasury as penalty under this sct...... , ...... 1& 317. 23 Deduct from the expenditures of the "Immigration Service" the amounts received from immigra- tiou fines, penalties, and costs. . . 48, 209. 08 Deduct the expenditure under "Naturalization of aliens, " there having been received from naturalization fees the sum of $32& 373. 50 ...... 27, 244. 38 Deduct amount received and cov- ered into the Treasury as pro- ceeds of Government property. . 51. 00 786. «0 30, 1, 629, 006. 89 1, 659, 793. 45 Total actual expenses, Bureau of Immigra- tion and Naturalization. . 305, 100. 40 56 306. 95 361& 407. 35

.1Iiscettr&rrcons- Salaries and traveling expenses of agents at seal fisheries in Alaska. . 2, 136. 51 Salaries, agents at seal fisheries in Alaska...... „.„ 5, 176. 66 Supplies for native iuhabitants of Alaska...... , . . . 16& 691. 72 Refunding peualties or charges erroneously . exacted. . . 3& 877. 09 Refund of fine to Henry Weber. Refuud of tounage tax' steamer Banes of f)490. 00 Panama. Refund to- 908. 00 The Mexican-A ruerican Steanrship Company. „, The McKay Steamship line 100. 00 Oscar Klocker 40. 00 30, 00 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 1907.

Disbursements —gontinned.

&-)1 dinary ex- Un~us and ex- ' ' ' I Total, Salaries. pensee. Public works. Miscellaneous.' ' traordinary.

Miscellaneous —Continued. Payment to- Wm, John Wright and others. $2, 000. 00 The Cunard Steamship Company (Limited). . 555. 60 I Judgments, Court of Claims. 3, H74. 69 Total expenses, Miscellaneous. . $7, 313. 17 $20, 568. H! 7, 998. 38 $35, 880. 36 Total apparent expenses, Department of Commerce and I.abor...... , ...... 3& 436& 498. 21 6, 471, 745. 03 $1) 107& 322. 04 8, 359. 93 11, 023, 925. ?! Total actual expenses, Department of Com- i merce and Labor. 3, 405, 711. 65 4, 817 555. 60 1, 097, 204. 33 8, 359. 93 0, 328, 831. 51 DEPARTMLNT OF JUSTICE. Salaries, etc. — Salaries, Department of' Justice...... 270, 613. 09 Traveling and. miscellaneous expenses, Depart- ment of Justice. 5, 684. H3 Repairs io court-house, Washington, D. C ...... 5, 000. 00 Traveling expenses, Territory of Alaska ...... 2, 022. 80 Incidental expenses, Territory of Alaska...... 5, 464. 22 Defending suits in claims against the United States. . 55 567 17 Defense in Indian depredation claims. 29, 135. 77 Prosecution of crimes. 57, 764. 58 Punishing violations of the intercourse acts and frauds. 3, 594. 60 Salaries and expenses, Spanish Claims Commis- sion, 75, 446. 90 Defense of suits before Spanish Claims Commis- sion. . 75, 083. 18 Enforcement of antitrust laws. . 157& 814. 88 Opinions of Attorneys-General. 500. 00 Care of rented buildings. . 9, 993. Hl Rent of buildings. 22, 800. 00 Judgments, Court of Claims. . 23, 117. 26 Judgments United States Courts. . 66H. 98 Contingent Bxyenses- Furniture and repairs. . 2, 500. 00 Stationery 3, 901. 80 Books for Department library. . 3, 500. 00 Books for otfrces of Solicitors . 600. 00 Transportation. . 2, 417. 09 Miscellaneous items, 17, 498. 59

Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess 228, 035. 26 332) 131. 29 of expenditures 1& 192. 30 25. 00 Total apparent expenses, Department of Justice. 270) 613 0'0 226) 842 87 332, 106. 29 &-" 829, 562. 2&) Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property. . . . 5H3. 47 583. 47 Total actual expenses, Department of Justice. . 270, 613. 09 226, 259. 40 332, 106. 29 828, 978. 78

Total apparent expenses, Executive . . 90, 559, 258. 69 89, 010, 006. 72 81& 606) 480. 13 23&843)382 16 $173& 4!2& '267 41 558, 521, 395. 1! ' ! ' ' Total actual expenses, Executive...... 81) 908, 670. 37 165 371&085 73 80&351& 737. 74 14& 577& 002 75 171) 893) 249 83 514, 101, 746. 42 JUDICIAL Salaries, ete. — Salaries: Supreme Court. . 122, 353. BS And expenses, reporter of Supreme Court. .. . . , . .. . 7) 500. 00 Circuit courts . 235, 555. 55 District j udges. . 465, 033. 35 Retired judges. 125) 102 78 Supreme court, District of Columbia...... 41, 395. 00 And expenses, court of appeals, District of Columbia 32, 921. 55 And expenses, United States courts) Iudian Territory. 147, 512. 99 District court, Territory of Hawaii...... 9, 200. 00 Clerk of district court, Northern District of Illinois. . 3, 000. 00 Commissioner, Yellowstone National Park...... 1, 500. 00 Fees of district attorneys, United States courts. . . . . 15. 00 Salaries, fees, and expenses of marshals, United States courts. . 1) 400, 855. 24 Fees of district attorney, District of Columbia. .. . , . 23) 5S3. 54 Salaries and expenses of district attorneys& United States courts. 489& 727. 09 10 RD RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) 1907.

Disbursements —Continued.

Salaries. Ordinary ex- works. Unusual and ex- Total. penses. Public Miscellaneous. traordinary.

Sal»ries, etc. —Continued. Pay of regular assistant attorneys, United States courts . . ., . . $236, 350. 96 Pay of special assistant attorneys, United States courts. . 165 97H. 05 Pay of assistant attorneys in naturalization cases. 6) 515. 34 ' Fees of clerks, United States courts. $292& 568 29 Fees of commissioners, United States courts...... 94, 357. 84 Fees of jurors, United States conrts. 1, 033, 411. 90 Fees of witnesses, United States courts 884, 745. 23 Pay of bailiffs& etc. , United States courts ...... 235, 248. 01 Support of prisoners, United States courts ...... 659, 831. 32 Reut of court rooms, United States courts...... 103, 401. 53 Miscellaneous expenses, United States courts...... 522, 4 l l. 7H Supplies for United States courts. . 51& 957. 15 Buildings, United States courts in Alaska $750. 66 Court-house, Fairbanks, Alaska .. . 15, 000. 00 Jail, Fairbauks, Alaska. . 10, 000. 00 Jail, Valdez, Alaska 5, 000. 00 United States Penitentiary, Atlanta, Ga ...... 119, 738. 95 101, 000. 00 United States Penitentiary, McNeil Island, Wash. . .. 3, 000. 00 United States Penitentiary, Leavenworth, Kans. . . . . 175, 686. 68 United States Penitentiary, Leavenworth& Kans. , site 170& 833. 91 Books for courts in Hawaii . 6, 749. 25 Books for libraries, circuit courts of appeals...... 7, 339. 97 Awards, Spauish Treaty Claims Comluission $537, 696. 34 Reform school, Washington, D. C...... , . . . . ., ...... 32, 'N4. 84 Buildings& Reform School, Washington, D. C . .„. . . . 22, 900. 00 Payruents for legal services rendered the United States. . 765. 00 Counsel for Mission Indians of Southern Cali- '. fornia .. . , . . . . , ...... , . . . 250. 00 Prosecution of Indians iu Arizona . 232. 65 Protecting interests of United States in suits afiecting Pacific railroads 3, 000. 00 Revising criminal aud penal laws of the United States . 7, 294. 92 Law library, United States district court, Porto Rico 110. 20 Payment to- Hugh T. Taggart, Potomac Flats cases 5, 000. 00 Robert D. Benedict. 250. 00 Reimbursement to Quong Hong Yick. 270. 41 Relief of— L. L. and L. S. Arrington 120. 30 John M. Burks . 50. 00 George T. Larkin 692. 55 Peter I"airley 450. 00 W. A. McLean 117. 69 Heirs of M. A. Phelps aud heirs of John W. Rennsr 416. 20 I.ouise Powers McKee, administratrix of James iVI. McKee. . 784 55 Total apparent expenses, Judicial...... 749. 79 4 , 012, 301. 12 325) 484. 57 556, 392. 96 928 44 Deduct amount received and covered $8& 619& into the Treasury for work done by Uuited States Penitentiary„ Atlanta, Ga...... , ...... $190.79 Deduct from expenses of United States courts $165&984.21 received from j udicial officers and covered into the Treasury as au excess of emol ument fees, $170, 332. 38 received from j udi- cial fees and costs, aud $761&973.80 recovered from parties as costs, ei. c. , in suits, and covered into the Treas- ury as fines, penalties, and forfeit- ures . . 1, 098, 290. 39 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property...... 4, 051.21

. . I 1, 102, 532, 30 1, 102, 53'2. 30 Total actual expenses, Judicial. . 3, 725, 749. 79 2, 9099768 325& 484. 57 556& 392. 96 7, 517, 396. 14 Grand total apparent expenses. . . . . 100 022 293. 13 198&794, 211. 62 82, 028, 960. 53 24& 646, 015. 06 $173, 412, 267. 41 578 903 -I- 75 (irand total actual expenses...... , 9], 267&, 2&9 &. 31 173, 957, 868.21 BO, 684, 218. 14 15, 379& 635. 65 171, 893, 249. 83 3, 202 269, 14 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS& 1907.

RECAPITULATION OF DIBPI) PSF]IENTS.

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LEO)el. ITIVE. r).') '. Senate ...... , $], 300, 864. 19, 829(. 501. 46 839, 999. 09 .. 81, ;36(&. 34 House of Representatives. l :3. 9()r. . . . . , 3, 0&20, -t)R. r 0:& 9. 62:3. Oo 691. 23 Le]dsltttive ]t]iscc]]aucous . . . . 29 ). 5'& 1:)s. &() & '1( I'ublic I'riuter...... , . . . , ...... 40H. 371. 09 4, !)80) 21(J. 3&7 &. ~ ). i ). Library of Congress...... :332, 710. 40 '. )3&, r 11. 96 ri, -1 &. . 36 Botnuic (]arden...... 16& )(i r. '- r 6& l 1 I )4 8() 9 )5 83 o9 11. 04 Court of Claims...... oH, lo7. 00 8, 400. UU 66, 557. 00

Apparent expenses. . .. 5, 737, 284. 6o 5, r(1, 903. (H 6, 995. 03 ')4li, 239. 94 i 11, r 6'&, 4?4. 20 Actual expenses...... 5, 052, 8 r. 15 o, 6(7, 013. 06, 6, 995. 83 '&40, 239. 94 11, 583, 126. 58 EXECUTIVE PROPER.

Executive Of(]ce aud Panalna C;tnal. . . 125&t (9 '( 25 4;!c.96', 2 r, 198, 618. r 1 713. 30 27 3oO 650. 14 Civil Service Connnission...... 220, 010. 72 235, 363. 48

Apparent expenses. . . 351, HS9. 89 34 91. ('& 27, 198, 618. (1 (13. 30 o7, 586, 013. 62 Actual expenses...... 351, 889. H9 34 791 r'& o6 019 667 96 (13, 30 26, 407, ()0 . 8 (

STATE DEPART(&IE&(T. Salaries, etc ...... 336, 768. 02 118, 500. 10 45o, 26c. 12 Foreign iutercourse. . . 1, 933, 010. 64 773, 990. 18 i. . . . . o43&591 89 3, 2oO, 592. 71

Appareut expenses. . . . . 2, 269, 7 (B. 60 892) 490. 28 543, 5&91. 89 r. . Actual expenses...... ~ 762, 7 0. 09 809& 268. 4o '. . . 444, 396. 42 2, Ur)ri. 394. 93

TREASURY DEPART))IEKT. Salaries, etc...... 3, ((&(), 080. H5 252, 992. 37 3, 9(3, 673. 22 Independeut Treasury ...... 511 973 52 2&9 r r;). 94 '. I r 1& r -1(J. 46 Mints aud assay o]]]ces...... 1, 030, 044. 35 2H7, 467. 42 1, 31(, 511. (7 Territorial governments...... , ...... 171, 9o:&. 54 9!3, H33. 83 u 100, 5]H. 30 3rd 307. (3 internal Revenue...... 4, 410) 7Hi(. 04 5, )97. 24 5, 490, 360. (1 Customs Service...... 20, 281, 445. 33 5 340, 4&4. 19 20) 621, HG9. o2 Public Health and Marine-Hospital Serwdce . .. 1, 441, 298. 16 1, 441, 2!)s. 16 Life-Saving Service...... 1, 79o, 481. 60 1 4c]. 66

Bureau of Engraving aud Printing...... 2, 85:3, 044. 81 4(J4, 815. 12 34 r ) 8 &,!) 93 Public Bui]din~...... ! 361, 4H6. 02 9, 9, '. 30], Treasury Mis&:ellaneous...... , 1, 444, 963. 34 3, 054, H03. 37 611, 000. 00 '2, 110, '&SO. HO , &1, 4H], 1;)c. 34 ! 31, (05, 214. 85

29'2. l 19'2. District of Columbia...... , ...... 4, 301, 10 5, 129, H]5. 21 1, 65R, 501. 94 28], 30 I 11) 3rU, 801. 55

r Apparent expenses...... !18, 444, 4:.'. 55 34, 165, 503. H4 11, 633, 988. 56 2, R] 1, 21. H9 24, 481, 158. 34 r 91, 509, 0&15. 18 ' ' Actual expenses...... 1'-', 869, H29. 48 21 40H& 295 63 1 1 620& G42. 37 2 841 ') r') 45 431, 183. 28 r 930, . ". & 23, 2, ]74, 21 WAR DEPART!)IEiVT.

Salaries, etc ...... , ...... 1& 774, 199. 92 92, 153. 50 ], r GG, 353. 42 Public buildiugs and grounds iu Washington. . . . 69, 922. 30 295, 739. 01 3(is, 60]. :37 Pay Department ...... , . . . . , . . 30, 96.5, 098. 55 598, 292. 48 1, 236, 985. 30 20, ), 462. 02, 33, OH. ), 838. 35 Corumissary Department...... 5, 540, 021. 18 5, 540, 021. 18 Quartermaster&s Departmeut...... 30, 005, 877. 20 170, H09. 7 ( 10, 080. 33 304, 644. 69 30, 491, 412. 05 Medical Departmeut...... H]3, 292. 1H 47, 1, )'&. 68 lo2 48&. o 1, 012, !)'& r. 44 Ordnance Department ...... , , ...... 7, !395, 007. 31 4, 059, 544. 20 21 112. UO 11, 4o(, 26:3. 51 Engineer Department: Forts, etc...... 23) 406. 04 112, 545. 22 2, 522, r 1. 17 2, 658, ( )& Improving harbors. .. . ., ...... 6, 034, 511. 19 6, 0:31. 511. 19 Improving rivers...... 1 ), 27(5, 249. 60 ] )49. 00 Military Academy...... 174, 199. 60 838, 03(. o] 1, 01".'&37. 14 'c'2. ))Var Misce]]aneous...... 1, 092, 123. 16 ! 2, 617, 056. (G 1 45'&. (. 94 8 ((47 01(J 6H 1", 0()~ 282. 54 o 9- Apparent expeuses. . . 3:?, 83, 626. Rr 46, 119, 850. 90 :33, 565. 13&. ?, (01, 260. 57 9, Gc9, 60H. 9( 124, Rl)c. 480 28 A. ctual expenses...... 32, 832, 620. 87 45, 754. 854. 23:33, 42;3, 0-14. 8'& ", 101, OG5. 30 9, ]]R, 908. 97 123, '&!0). 500. 19 XAVY DEPARTS(EXT. Salaries, etc...... 605, 224. 70 133& 135. 25 (!'(c, 359. 95 '&1 iV;tvtt] Academy. 221, 10o. 86 135, 689. (1 , 1, 009, 234. 1, 366& 029. (H Marine Corps...... "'" 2, 716, 550. 81 ', Ur r, H99. 47 121, 364. 3'& 86 513. Rc ;). 00'&, 328. 48 Increase of the Navy...... 29 o(38 343. 2J, o&c. 343. Ic Bureau of Yards and Docks...... 1, 023, 618. 78 3, HGH, 245. 83 ), 491, H(i l. 61 Bureau of Equipment...... 5, 994. 518. 26 4, 06.&. 2H Bureau of Navigation...... 2, 110, 623. 59 237, 923. (2 '&, 3 la. 54 r. 31 '&(l Bureau of Coustruction au&1 Repair. .. . 7, r 4&, 350. 10 62) 593, . St&4. 943. 3G Bureau of Ordnance ...... 4, 05G, 143. 07 2'&6. 16'&. 30 4, R~". 305. 37 Bureau of Steam Eugineeriug...... 4, (J]6, 371. H3 1 r (, 701. 1(i 5, 091, 0, ".. 99 1 Bureau of Supplies and Accounts. . . . . 6, HHU, 00]. 0, R~U, 001. r 1 Bureau of ]v]ed]cine aud Surgery...... r82, 468. 15 16& 934. 'ii r99, 40 &. 41 Nnvv Miscellaneous...... 20, 959, 800. 97, 4ci. 36 423. ]9, 78] 31, 98,&. 7( 9 1 ~r 1 4lo 9&

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RECAPITULATION OF EXPENDITURES MADE FRO'&I PERMANEN'f' AND IiNDEFINITE APPROPRIATION '. State Depart)nent- Halaries, diplomatic officers, while receiving instructions aud in trausit...... "."""" """ 822, -N. 59 Halaries, consular officers, while receiving instructions and in transit...... 52), :354. 16 Pay of consular officers for services to American vessels and seamen...... " " -"" -"-. 12& 494. 2 ( Refunding pen:<ies or charges erroneously exacted ...... , . . . . . 2. 50 Hpanish indemnity fund. 2&(, ...... , ...... "" " 5)00. 00 Miscellaneous """" trust funds ...... , , ...... , 70, 695. I Estates of decedents, trust fuu&ls . . . . , . . 653. 2) ...... 2,1' Negotiations for revision of fur-seal regulations for North Pacific Ocean and Bering Sea . . . . 6)2O. OO Sl!3l, 123. 24 7'(rosary Dep(&rtment- ou Interest the public debt...... , . , „.. . . . , ...... „, „,. . . . , ...... 24, 481, 3;)et 34 Coutingent expeuses, uational currency (reinibursable), Treasurer's offic. .. : 83, 564. 63 Recoiuage of silver coins...... , ...... , ...... , ...... 49, 804. -s Collecting revenue from custoins for 1907...... 89, 393, 766. 82 Collecting revenue from custoius for 1906, and for prior years ...... ".. 4'2, 985. 86 9, 436 752 68 Repayment to importers excess of deposits (customs)...... """"" ". 3, 168, oo5. 23 Debentures or drawbacks, bounties or allowances (customs)...... " " ".. 5, 616, 5&38. 85 Refunding moneys erroneously received and recovered (customs) ...... "" " ". 2. 64 ftefunding pena&ties or charges erroneously exacted (customs), ...... "" " li&(, 00 Vrocee(is of' goods seized and sold (customs), . . . ). 10

Uuclaimed merchandise (customs)...... 9;3 & 5)6 Judgments, Court of Claims, refund of duties on steel blooms...... 282, 630. 18 Rcdeniption of stamps (internal revenue)...... 91, 641. 47 Refunding tax on certain legacies (internal revenue)...... 5, 12 f. 72 Refunding stamp tax on export bills of lading (internal revenue)...... 1, 830. 17 Refunding tax on contingent beneficial interests (interual reveuue) ...... 619, 656. 43 A lloivance or drawback (interual revenue) 11, 432. 52 Refunding taxes illegally collected (internal revenue) 4, 108. lo Repayment of taxes on distilled spirits destroyed by casnalty (infernal revenue) . .. 205. 92 Refunding moneys erroneously received aud covered (internal revenue) ...... 115. 90 Expenses of Smithsonian Institution...... 56, 220. 00 Trust-fund interest for support of free schools in South Carolina...... 2, 0]B. 00 Refunding to national b&mkiug associations excess of duty ...... 43. 73 Salaries, governor, etc, Territory of Hawaii (for circuit judges)...... 20, 583. 33 Expenses of consols of 1930 ...... 4', OOO. OO Expenses of Panama Canal loan...... 2, 000. 00 Board of Arbitration ou Interstate Commerce Controversies ...... 4, 370. 57 43, 943, 920. 00 ff~nr Department— Arming and equipping the militia...... 1, 696, 954. 55 Supplying new arms and equipments for orgauized militia...... 73, 616. 52 Transportation of the Aruiy and its supplies, Pacific railroads ...... 136, 623. 95 Trusses for disabled soldiers...... , ...... , . . . . . , ...... , 4, 000. 00 Ordnance iuaterial, proceeds of sales...... 75, 000. 00 Pay of the Army, deposit fund...... 540, 195. 27 Soldiers' Home permaneut f'und ...... 4/0, 700. 00 Soldiers' Home interest account ...... , ...... 1'27, 445. 42 Wagon roads, bridges, arid trails, Alaska fund...... 148, 5&84. 00 Operating and care of' canals and other works of navigation...... 1, 461, 238. 85 Removing sunken vessels or craft obstructing or endangering navigation...... 50, 937. 91 Removing obstructions in the Mississippi River...... , ...... Operating snag and dredge boats on Upper illississippi River ...... 25, 000. 00 Operating snag boats on Ohio River...... 33, 655. 66 Gauging the waters of the Mississippi and its tributaries...... , ...... 7, 646. 89 Maintenance of South Pass Channel, Mississippi River...... 149& 985. 02 Examinations and surveys at South Pass, Mississippi River...... 10, 000. 00 Extra pay to ofiicers aud men who served in the Mexican war (Army) ...... 21. 00 Extra pay, Regular Army, war with Spain...... 3, 923. 44 Extra pay to volunteers. war with Spain...... , ...... 73, 467. 74 Claims of officers aud men of the Army for destruction of private property...... 31, 513. 48 Reimbursemeut to States and Territories expenses of raising troops for war with Spain. . . .. 260, 815. 85 Permauent International Commission of Congresses of Navigation...... 1) &900. 00 5, 476, 598. 71 Navy Deparhnent- Pay of the Navy, deposit fund...... 595) 740. 07 Ordnance material, proceeds of sales...... 60, 109. 38 Prize mouey to captors ...... 929. (7 Prize money to captors, Spanish war...... , ...... 1, 151. 29 &Naval hospital fuud...... , ...... 404, 970. 26 Navy transportation, Pacific railroads...... , ...... 96, 393. 10 Clothing and small-stores fund ...... 1, 407, 631. , )4 Relief of officers and crew of the United States steamship Charleston. . . 209. 88 2, 56(& 1;35. 2J Interior Depurtment- Deposits by individuals for surveying public lands. .. . . , ...... , ...... , ...... , . . . .. , . .. 158, 015. 20 Repayment for lands erroueously sold...... , ...... , ...... , . . . . . , ...... , . . . . , . . „.„...... , 65, 821. 97 Protectiou and improvement of Hot Springs, Ark...... , . „...... , . .. „...... 19& 938. 41 Colleges for agriculture and the mechanic arts ...... , .. . . , ...... „...... „. . . , ...... , ...... 1, 200, 000. 00 Distribution of Supreme Revised Court reports, Statutes, etc...... „...... 5, (00. (, & Proceeds of town sites for schools in Ol-lahoma...... „... .. , .. „...... „...... Surveying within land grants (reimbursable)...... , ...... 21, 752. 88 Five, three, and two per ceut funds of the uet proceecls of sales of public lands in the States. . . . 1, 153, 568. 50 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 1907.

RECAPITULATION OF EXPENDITURES, ETC. —Continued. Interior Depai tment, —Continued. Revenues, Yosemite Nation'al Park 81, 000. 00 Revenues, Yellowstone National Park. 3, 647. 04 Revenues, Platt National Park 7, 082. 2"& Reclamation f'und 12& 795, 346. 80 Marylaud School for the Blind 5, 550. 00 Schools outside incorporated towns, Alaska. 15, 932. 47 Public schools, Alaska fuud. 19, 980. 91 insaue, Alaska. 22, 430. 23 Care and custody of '70 Care of' the insane, Alaska fund. 5, 031. Miscellaneous trust funds of Indian tribes 2, 983, 657. 81 143, 949. 10 Indian moneys, proceeds of labor. 2, Civilizatiou of the Sioux. 241. 76 Liquidatiou of deposits in Hawaiian Posfaf Saviugs B;rnk 224. 82 Iteconstructing rooms of old I.ibrary of Cougress...... 3& 428. 55 820) 633, 801. 15 Post-Oiltce Department— Nail transportation, l'acific railroads. . . (73, 253. 05 Deficiency in postal revenues. 7, 620, 682. 24 8) 393, 985, 29 Department of Aftricutti(re- Meat iuspection, I'&ureau of Auinral Industry. 2, 015, 630. 62 897 412 05 Administration, etc. , of forest reserves. . Cooperative work, forest investigations. . 19, 352. 23 Agricultural experiment stations . 336, 000. 00 Agricultural experimeut stations: I Fund from sale of card indexes. . 504. 40 Receipts from sale of products, Hawaii. 404. 80 Receipts froru sale of products, Porto Rico. 2, 260. 31 Receipts from sale of products, Alaska. . 1, 614. 73 3, 2'73, 179. 14 Department of Commerce and Labor- Expeuses of regulatiug immigration (including $30, 894. 46 for the Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization). . . 1, 582& 971. 76 Salaries, Shipping Service, . 61, 531. 32 Services) to American vessels . 11, 583. 05 Salaries, Steamboat-Inspection Service (including Ijl12, 39k 64 for the office of the Supervising Inspector-General). . 367) 205. 63 Contingent expenses, Htearuboat-Inspection Service. 72& 007. 65 Refumling penalties or charges erroneously exacted. . 3, 877. 09 2) 099, 176. 50 Jt(di ciat- Salaries, retired judges 125, 102. (8 Salaries and expeuses, reporter of the Supreme Court. 7, 500. 00 Revising criminal aud penal laws of the United States. . 7, 294. 92 139, 897. 70

Total expeuditures from permauent and indefinite appropriations. 86, 718, 767. 02

SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES) 1907

Receipts. Amount. Expenditures. Amount.

Customs. $332) 233, 362. 70 Civil and miscellaneous. $180) 244, 531. 84 internal revenue. 269, 666, 772. 85 %Var 122& 5'76) 465. 49 Lauds. . 7, 878, 811. 13 Navy . 97, 128& 469. 36 ill iscellaueous. 53, 861& 387. 87 Indians 15, 163, 608. 41 Pensions . 189 309 514 31 Total. 663& 140) 334. 05 Interest 24, 481, 158. 34

Total . 578, 903, 747. 75

ItFCEIPTS A. ND EXPENDITURES OF THE POST-OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

POSTAL REVENUES& 1907.

Accounts. Amount.

Letter postage. . $135& 343. 56' Box rents and branch ofiices. 3, 556, H01. 00 Fiues and penalties. 410& 687. 61 Postage stamps, stamped envelopes, postal cards, etc 165, 742) 093. 88 Second-class po&stage. 7& 127) 752 78 Third and fourth-class postage. (38) 061. 88 ?, ' Dead letters. . 26, 056. 62 Revenue froru money-order business. 3, 522, 978. 27 blisccllaneous. 108& 493. 95 Unpaid money orders more than one year old. 216) 736. 02

Total. 183, 585& 005 57 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) 1907. 7g

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF THE POST-OFFICE DEPART1IENT —Continued.

PCSTAI. EEPENDITURFS, 1907.

on & Fxpende(1 on ExPended A re ate Appropriations. account of expenditures. account of 1907. prev)ous Years

OFFICE OF THE POSTMASTER —GENERAL.

Advertising, Postmaster-Geueral...... 8:'9 016. 09 $11. 04 i 83, 027. 13 Post-oflice inspectors ...... , ...... , .. . . , . . „, 1, 072, 3H5. (9 219. 64 1, Oi?, 605. 43 P ay men t of rewards...... , . „...... , . . . . . „.„, 1, H18. (( 9, 2 &5. 00 11, 073. 77 Miscellaneous expenses, Postmaster-General. . . . . HO. 50 80. 50 Emergencies in California. . . . . , ...... , 50& . 4o. 32 Ge9. 06 56, 934. 38

OFFICE OF THE FIRST ASSISTA&VT POSTMASTER —GENERAL.

Compensation to postmasters...... , .„, ...... „. . . . , . .. , 24) 575) 696. 10 4, 971. 15 24, 5 0, 667. 25 Assistant postmasters and clerks in post-offices...... 26, 63H, 999. 80 8, 397. 41 26, 647, 397. 21 Rent, light, and fuel...... „,. „...... „...... , . . .. . , . 2& 898& 021 78 14, 480. Oo 2, 912, 501. H3 Miscellaneous items, first and second class offices. .. , ...... 237, 325. 55 20, 081. 09 257, 406. 64 Canceling machines . „.. . , . . . . . , . . . . . „...... , . 24?, 979. 38 1, 714. 65 244, 694. 03 Assistant superintendents, salary and allowance division ...... 30, 386. 80 30, 386. 80 City delivery service...... , ...... , ...... , ...... 23, 248, 535. 90 48, 747. 20 23, 297, 283. 10 Special delivery service...... , . . . . , . 1, 040, 771. 41 14, 540. 48 1& 055, 311. 89 Miscellaneous expenses, First Assistant Postmaster-General. .. . . 37H. 30 378. 36

OFFICE Ol& THE SECOND ASSISTANT POSTMASTER-GFNERAL.

Inland mail transportation —star ...... 7, 456, 4R3. 14 24, 524. 78 7, 480, 977. 92 Inland mail transportation —boat...... 784, 312. 3H 10, 171. 80 800, 484. 24 Mail messenger service...... 1, X33, 345. 78 1, 045. 43 1, 334, 391. 21 Pneumatic-tube service...... 433, 934. 13 43'3, 934. 13 Wagon service...... , ...... , .. . , . 1, 212, 634. 26 1:3, 527. 42 1, 226, 161. 68 Mail-bags ...... 446, 280, 59 17H. 22 446, 458. 81 Mail locks and keys...... , ...... 42, BX3. 75 2& 9HS. 50 45, 822. 31 Mail-bag repair shop...... 1'2, H30. 99 . 40 1", 831. 39 Inland mail transportation —railroad...... , ...... 43, 89f), 92H. 32 43, X35. 50 43, 940, 2G3. BH Freight and expressage on supplies...... 11H, 640. 82 118, 640. 82 Compiling information, second-class~ail matter...... 16, 399. 38 10, 399. 38 Railway post-once car service...... 5, 761, 032. 48 2, (22. Ri 5, 763, 755. 01 Railway mail service...... 15, 175, 587. 76 2, 787. Ofi 15& 1 («. 374. 82 Inland mail transportation —electric and cable cars...... 72}i, 624. 35 7. 17 (2ti, 631. 52 Special facilities on trunk lines...... Ri, 965. 54 Bfi. 58 54, 052. 12 Transportation of foreign mails...... 2, BR3, 794. 12 33, 3&(7. (4 2, 887, 171. 86 Balances due foreign countries...... 135, 055. Hl, 8, 810. 5'7 143, Bli6. 38 Miscellaneous expenses, Second Assistant Postmaster-General. .. . 1 13. 55 &. . . . 113.55 Buildings for use of Post-Office Department...... 95. 00 95. 00

OFFICE OF THE THIRD ASSISTANT POSTMASTER-GENERA. L.

Manufacture of postage stamps ...... 465, o85. 36 465, 585. 36 Manufacture of stamped envelopes...... 1, 041, OGH. 80 1, 041, 068. 80 Distribution of stamped envelopes...... 19, o07. 01 19, 507. 01 Manufacture of postal cards...... 164, 900. 32 164, 900. 32 Distribution of postal cards...... 5, 1H3. 67 5, 183. 67 Ship& steamboat, and way letters...... , ...... 134. 20 . 20, 134. 40 Indemnities for losses by registered mail ...... 1, 218. 95 2, 219. 18 3, 438. 13 Miscellaneous expenses, Third Assistant Postmaster-General . . 570. 29 2. 45 5(2. 74 Special counsel —suits, second-class mailing privilege...... 3, 000. 00 3, 000. 00 Payment of money orders more than one year old...... 22H, 201. BG 228, 201. 86

OFFICE OF THZ FOURTH ASSISTANT POSTMASTER —GENERAL. Stationery ...... 84, 846. 02 10. 25 84& 856. 27 Ofilcial& registry, and dead-letter envelopes...... , ...... 191, 158. 70 191, Blanl-s, etc. , for money-order service ...... , . . . . , ...... - . . .. . 173, 132. 51 126. (2 173. 259. 23 Miscellaneous items, registry system ...... 38. 05 12& 728. 12 1'), 766. 17 Supplies, city delivery service ...... , o9& 658. 80 59, 65S. SO Postinarkiug, rating, and money-order stamps 34, 664. 93 232. 14 34, 897. 07 Letter balances aud scales 11, 603. 03 4. 90 11, 607. 93 Wrapping paper...... , ...... 12, 913. (' 1'), 913. (2 Wrapping twine...... ". . "" """"""" -. " 198, 946. 28 Packing boxes, etc...... 1, 995. 83 1, 995. .-':) Facing slips, etc...... " ...... "" 48, 113.28 1) 433. 18 49, 540. 46 Rubber aud inetal stamps, etc, ...... , ...... ""...... 5, 401. 65 401. 65 Typewriters, copying presses, etc. .. . ., ...... „. 22, :3 ?. 93 32. 90 2), 4 1 i). 8.3 Rural delivery service...... , . . . 20, GR3, 3&04. 30 I:3, 5)81. 86 26, 666, as&} ol Miscellaneous expenses, Fourth Assistaut Post&Ouster-General. . . . 208. 48 208. 48

' ' ' Total expenditures. . . 1HO , 9:35, 242 (9 303, 045. (&, & 190 'c. 34 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) 1907.

GENERAL RECAPITULATION OF RECEIPTS AND FXPENDITURES, INCLUDING THE POSTAL SERVICE, 1907.

Receipts. Amount. Expenditures. Amount.

Customs. . $332, 233, 362 '70 Civil and miscellaneous. $180, 244, 531. 84 Internal revenue 25'9, 666 772 85 War 1221 576, 465. 49 Lands. . 7 878 Hl 1 1 i Navy . 977 1287 469. 36 Miscellaneous. 53, 361, 387. 37 Indians 15, 163, 608, 41 Postal service. . 183, 585, 005. 57 Pensions. 139, 309, 514. 31 Interest...... 24, 4H1, 158. 34 Total. . 846) 725, 339. 62 ' Postal Service s 183, 5H5, 005. 57

Total. 762, 488, 753 32

* Exclusive of amount expended under "Deficiency in Postal Revenues, " vrhich is included in "Civil and miscellaneous. "