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Gilpin observer., March 11, 1920, Image 5
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SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT
—OF THE —
COUNTY CLERK
OF GILPIN COUNTY
For the Six Months Ending January 1, 1920
STATE FUNDS.
General Revenue
dr. CR.
July 1. 1919—Balance 774 11
Tax Collection* 538 80
Remitted State Treasurer 1240 03
January 1, 1920—Balance 72 88
1312 91 1312 91
Mute and Blind
July 1, 1919—Balance 92 89
Tax Collection* 85 45
Remitted State Treasurer 167 10
January 1, 1920—Balance 11 24
178 34 178 34
Agricultural College
July 1, 1919 —Balance 5*7 47
Tax Collection* 119 90
Remitted State Treasurer 203 29
January 1, 1920—Balance 1408
217 37 217 37
Bchool of Mines
July 1, 1919—Balance 86 42
Tax Collection* 74 S 3
Remitted State Treasurer 151 72
January 1, 1920—Balance 9 63
, 161 25 161 25
Normal Schotol
July 1. 1919—Bulnnce il
Tax Collection* 119 .*o
Remitted State Treasurer
January 1. 1920—Balance 14 w
217 37 217 37
State University
July 1. 1919—Balance J£! II
Tax Collections aa* oq
Remitted State Treasurer £
January 1. 1920—Balance *
43:i 36 433 36
State Fair .
July 1. 1919—Balance i 7.1
Tax Collections * 04 q
Remitted State Treasurer * 4J
January 1, 1920 Balance ••• _
. 9 91 9 91
Stock Inspection
julv 1. 1919—Balance f.
Tax collections 11 r.
Remitted to State Treasurel
January 1, 1920—Balance * *
43 88 4:*» 88
Educational Ins. Bldgs. „„
Tax Collections .. 50 274 24
Remitted State Treasurer
January 1. 1920-Balance ~
296 84 296 84
Improvement Tax
July 1. 1919—Balance .\ ‘A
Tax Collections 14 lfi --
Remitted State Treasurer i*
January 1, 1920—Balance
19 33 19 33
Military Poll
July 1. 1919—Balance
Tax Collections * M 2J -n
Remitted State Treasurer
January 1. 1920—Balance 1
25 50 25 50
1897 Capitol Building Bonds and Interest
July 1, 1919—Balance !§5 -I
Tax Collections ia» ii 00 _ r ,
Remitted State Treasurer 1- i-
January 1. 1920—Balance lO 14
312 68 312 68
Interest Insurrection Bonds
Julv 1. 1919—Balance
Tax Collections 41 1U ...
Remitted State Treasurer
January 1. 1920—Balance __ 0 04
85 73 85 73
Gunnison Normal School
July J. 1919—Balance '* 3!
Tax Collections 44 03
Remitted State Treasurer ;,a - 4
January 1. 1920—Balance 4 ;>,>
/ 54 82 54 82
Fort Lewis School
July 1, 1919—Balance £ *j 4 ,
Tax Collections 14 Q1 „ r
Remitted State Treasurer *J ™
January 1. 1920—Balance ~ "
23 39 23 39
Interest on Funding Bonds, Series 1910.
July 1, 1919—Balance ]*4
Tax Collections 41 b -* _ _
Remitted State Treasurer 4 4 J •
January 1. 1920-Balance - b 46
82 93 82 93
Sinking Fund, 1897
July 1. 1919—Balance 1 * “L
Tax Collections * 14 b ‘
Remitted State Treasurer -3 9"
January 1, 1920—Balance w
25 94 25 94
Colorado Agricultural Experiment Station
July 1. 1919—Balance *l*
Tax Collections 4 34
Remitted State Treasurer 4 - ®
January I. 1920 Balance • • '* *‘
46 OS 4C 08
State Road .
July 1. 1919-Balance —1 JJS
Tax Collections . 61
Remitted State Treasurer 4-
January 1, 1920—Balance
584 20 7.84 20
Insane Asylum
July 1. 1919—Balance H
Tax Collections - 230 39
Remitted State Treasurer 243 *8
January 1. 1920—Balance - 20
2KITo 264 1 0
Defense and Emergency
July 1. 1919—Balance 21 78
Tax Collection* lO 41 __
Remitted State Treasurer 21 jS
January 1, 1920—Balance - 10,1
32 19 32 T 9
Interest on Dslinquent Taxee
July 1. 1919 Balance W 28
Tax Collections *6 44
Remitted State Treasurer 10 28
January 1. 1920—Balance 75 44
. 85 72 ~ 85 72
Interest on Delinquent Military Poll Taxee
July 1, 1919—Balance •»
Tax Collections 76
Remitted State Treasurer
January 1. 1920—Balance 76
lIH 1 15
Funds Not Enumerated Above
July 1. 1919—Balance 85 33
Tax Collections 2 IS
Remitted State Treasurer ® 33
January 1. 1920—Balance •* is
88 51 88 *sl
COUNTY FUNDS.
General County Revenue
July 1. 1919—Balance -H2 &
Tax Collections ”806 19
Sundry Collections 290.» 01
Warrants I’ald 8896 64
Treasurer's Commissions 272 51 !
January 1. 1920—Balance 155 29
9324 47 9324 47
Contingent Fund
July 1, 1919—Balance 907 38
Tax Collections 238 64
Warrants paid 304 46
Treasurer's Commissions 7 16
Janunry 1, 1920—Balance 834 40
w . 1146 02 1146 02
THE GILPIN OBSERVER.
Poor Fund
July 1. 1919—Balance 1203 65
Tax Collections a 2071 66
Sundry Collections 10 00
Warrant* Paid 2S9S 20
Treasurer s Commission* 62 16 .
January 1, 1920 Balance 324 95
3255~31 3255 31 I
Road* and Brldgea
July 1. ISlS—Balance 193 87
Tax collections 3344 19
Sundry Collections 5826 23 .
Warrants Paid 9147 83 <
Treasurer'* Commissions 158 52 .
January 1, 1929—Balance 57 94
9364 29 9304 29
Nevadaville Special
July 1, 1919-Balance 61 75
Tax Collection* 31 69 t
Warrants Paid 61 75 ]
Treasurer'* Commission* 63
January 1. 1920—Balance 31 06
93 44 93 44 •
Black Hawk Special Road
July 1, 1919—Balance 625 70
Tax Collections 3 70
Warrants Paid 525 70
Treasurer’s Commissions 07
January 1. 1929 Balance 3 63
529~40 529 40 J
Redemption Fund
July 1. 1919-Balance 69 43
Tax Collections 919 09 '
Warrants paid 821 24 „
Treasurer's Commissions 27 58 *
January 1, 1920—Balance 139 70 j
988 52 988 52 j
Central City Tax J
July 1, 1919—Balance 414 68 1
Tax Collections 2909 70 (
Warrants paid 2737 94 I
Treasurer's Commissions 5s 18 1
January 1. 1920—Balance 528 26 2
I
.. 3324 38 3324 38 i
1
SCHOOL FUNDS. I
General School '
July 1. 1919—Balance 1613 25
Tax Collections 1848 96 <
Sundry Collections 31 00 t
Apportionment 444 67
Warrants Paid 3324 97 1
Treasurer's Commissions . 23 24 ]
January 1, 1929—Balance 589 67 ]
I
3937 88 3937 88 <
Union High School
July 1, 1919—Balance 10 39
Sundry Collections 1801 00
Apportionment 368 66
Warrants Paid 2130 19
January 1. 1920—Balance •*; 49 86
2180 05 2180 95
District No. I.—Central City
July 1. 1919—Balance 9 18
Tax Collection* 1778 61
Sundry Collections 400 00
Apportionment 1111 63
Warrants paid 3280 50
Treasurer's Commission* 17 79
January 1. 1920—Balance 1 13
3299 42 3299 42
District No. 2.—Nevadaville » 1 1 :• n »
July 1. 1919-Balance 1126 85
Tax Collections 586 50
Apportionment 86 55
Warrants Paid 653 24
Treasurer's Commission* 587
January 1. 1920—Balance 1139 79
1798 90 1798 90
District No. 3.—Black Hawk
July 1. 1919-Balance 6843 14
Tax Collections 1160 05
Apportionment 506 19
Warrants Paid 262:’. 04
Treasurer's Commissions H GO
January 1. 1920—Balance 5874 74
8509 38 5509 38
District No. 4.—Lake Gulch
July 1. 1919—Balance 61 05
Tax Collections 146 61
Apportionment 59 55
Warrants Paid 244 75
Treasurer's Commissions 1 “J®
January 1. 1920 Balance 21 00
267 21 267 21
District No. s.—Russell Gulch
July 1. 1919—Balance 440 75
Tax Collections 972 i 0
Apportionment 508 55
Warrants Paid 1564 45
Treasurer's Commissions 973
January 1. 1920—Balance 347 82
1922 00 1922 00
District No. 6.—Hughesville
July 1. 1919—Balance 353 40
Tax Collections 163 82
Apportionment 79 40
Warrants Paid 164 75
Treasurer's Commissions l 55
January 1. 1920 Balance 420 32
586 62 586 62
District No. 7.—Rollinsvillo
July 1. 1919-Balance -. 1471 68
Tax Collections 357 M
Apportionment . 248 14
Warrants Paid 1016 80
Treasurer's Commissions 388
January 1. 1920 Balance 1086 14
2106 82 2106 82
District No. B.—Mountain House
July 1. 1919—Balance 621 24
Tax Collections 94 02
Apportionment 29 70
Warrants Paid 232 90
Treasurer's Commissions .. 95
January 1. 1920—Balance 521 11
754 96 754 96
District No. 9.—Bay State
July 1. 1919—Balance , 813 36
Tax Collections 99 06
Apportionment 49 62
Warrants Paid 229 45
Treasurer's Commissions .. 9s
January 1. 1920 Balance 731 61
962 04 962 04
District Ns. 10.—Thorn Lake
July 1. 1919—Balance 614 94
Tax Collections 7. !»9 17
Apportionment 59 55
Warrants Paid 325 53
Treasurer's Commissions .. 98
January 1. 1920 Balance 447 15
773~G6 773 66
District Ne. 11.—Apex
July 1. 1919—Balance 23 04
Tax Collections 198 47
Apportionment 29 78
Warrants Paid 92 30
Treasurer's Commissions 1 99
Janunry 1, 1920—Balance 157 01
251 29 251 29
District No. 12.—Quartz Valley
July 1. 1919—Balance 606 06
Tax Collection* 217 65
Apportionment 69 48
Warrants Paid 599 01
Treasurer's Commissions 2 17
January 1. 1920—Balance 491 98
893 19 893 19
District No. 13.—Boulder Park
July 1, 1919—Balance 441 37
Tax Collection* 107 12
Apportionment 109 17
Warrants Paid 470 77
Treasurer's Commissions 1 06
January V. 1920—Balance 185 S 3
657 66 657 06
Binking Fund, District No. I—Central City
July 1. 1919 Balance 321 I*9
Tax Collections 44:5 09
Treasurer's Commissions l 42
January 1. 1920 Balance 760 GO
765 08 765 08
| Sinking Fund, District No. 5 Ruuell Gulch
July 1. 1919—Balance 21* 56
Tax Collections 481 25
Treasurer’s Commissions 4 82
January 1, 1920 Balance 50599
510 81 510 81
Bond Interest District No. I.—Central City
July 1. 1919—Balance 258 94
Tax Collections 89 35
Treasurer's Commissions 90
January 1. 1920 Balance 347 39
E. _ _ 348 29 348 29
3*nd Interest, District No. 5. —Russell Gulch
July 1, 1919—Balance 130 01
Tax Collections 60 32
Warran.s Raiu 41 25
Treasurer s Commissions 60
Janunry 1, 1920—Balance 148 48
, .. _ . 15*0 33 190 33
Library Fund, District No. 2—Nevadaville
July 1. 1919-Hialance 8 34
January 1. 1920—Balance !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! S 34
Library Fund, District No. s—Russell Guloh
July 1, 1919—Balance 4 r,.
January l, 1920 Balance !!!!”!!!! * 4 54
4 54 4 54
OUTSTANDING REGISTERED WARRANTS
County General Fund $ <1477 71
Roads and Bridges mg
Tolul $15866 58
School District No. 1 (1 ., v 1u
School District No. 4 * ,5r
school Distrift no. i 3 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ; ; Jr/
Total *2685 83-
Ledger Balances January 1, 1920
4tate i.eneral Revenue .9
Mute and Blind \\ '>4
Agricultural College 11 os
School of Mines q rjj
Normal School ,'. X*
University n
state Fair ;;;;;;;;;;;;
Stock Inspection 23'
Kducational Ins. Bldgs 2'’6o
Improvement Tax o r v
Military Poll 7
Capitol Building Bonds ,r.
Insurrection Bonds ” ” 6 57
Gunnison Normul i «
Fort Lewis School o 03
Funding Bonds. Series 1910 5 70
Sinking Fund. 1807 . 9 04
Experiment Stution 379
State Road I!!!!!!'.'.!’.’.!'.'.’.’.! 5() .a
Insane Asylum 20 32
I>efense and Emergency 10 41
Interest on Delinquent Taxes 75 44
Interest on Delinquent Military Poll Tax 76
Funds Not Enumerated Above 3 is
County General Revenue 155 29
Contingent Fund 834 40 .
Support of Poor 324 95
Roads, and Bridges 57 94
Nevadaville Special Fund 31 06
Black Hawk Special Road 3 65
Redemption Fund 13!» 70
Central City 52S 26
General School Fnmi . ggg 57
Union High School District No. 1 49 86
School District No. 1 \l3 1
:: :: “i I”"""";:::""":":::: na>-9
3 5.X7-I 74 |
' “ 4 21 00 j
■ 5 34. S 2 I
.. ~ 5 420 32 I
* 521 11
» 731 Cl
" " "11 157 01 '
44 '* "12 491 98
" “ " 13 185 83 '
" " 1, Sinking Fund 760 66
** " " 5, Sinking Fund 505 99
. " " " 1, Bond Interest 347 39
" " " 6. Bond Interest 148 4S •
" " " 2, Library 834
" " " 5, Library 454 \
16291 79
RECAPITULATION
Receipts Dis
bursements
Cash Balance Last Report 21809 48
State Revenue 2586 83 4224 50
County Revenue 8711 20 9169 18
Contingent Fund 23s 64 311 62 j
Support of 1 oor 2081 66 2960 36
Roads and Bridges 9170 42 9306 35
Nevada Special 31 69 62 3S
Black Hawk Special Road 3 70 525 77
Redemption Fund *. 919 09 848 82
Central City 2909 70 2796 12
General School Fund 2324 63 3348 21
Union High School 2169 66 2130 19
School District No. 1 3290 24 3298 29
" " " 2 672 05 659 11
" " " 3 1666 24 2634 64 I
'* " " 4 206 16 240 21
** " 44 5 1481 25 1574 IS
“ 44 •• 6 233 22 166 30
«• 44 4 4 7 635 1 4 1020 68
44 44 •' 8 133 72 233 85
“ " " 9 148 68 250 43
44 44 44 10 158 72 326 51
44 4 4 44 11 22 8 25 9 1 28
44 44 44 12 287 13 401 21
• • •• 13 216 29 471 S 3
l— 'Sinking *n<» !«
" 11 *' 6 —Sinking 33
" '* " I—Bond Intere-nt.. 5.» Co
*' " " 6—Bond Interest 6® 3 - 33
Cash Balance on Hand IG..M .1*
irosn so (Ms: so
STATE OF COLORADO, t
County of Gilpin. '
I, Frank G. Moody, Clerk of said County, do hereby certify
that the foregoing report is true and correct, and that the same
sets forth the condition of the several funds of Gilpin County, as ap
pears from the semi-annual statement of Henry P. Altvater, Coun
ty Treasurer, made at the regular quarterly meeting of said County
Commissioners, held January 13th, 1920.
Witness my hand and the seal of said County, done at Cen
(Seal) tral City, Colorado, this 13th day of January, A. D. 1920.
FRANK G. MOODY, County Clerk.
The Republican politicians are
busy telling us what scalawags
the Democrats are and Democrat
politicians are busy telling us of
the criminal acts of the Republi
cans. Go ahead gentlemen, tell
us all you know about each other,
we believe all that both of you
say.
What would he the result if
Senator Johnson and Senator Bor
ah should holt the Republican
convention and stampede the San
Francisco crowd? Stranger things
have happened.
I •
J \H crc we are ’ t^P’to P s^ia P e ”
\rns, and that’s the way
■*■ Chesterfields always arrive—
crisp, t'rcsli and in prime shape
for smoking. It's the extra wrap.
U per of moisture-proof paper that
\\ does it. Your Chesterfields never
become too moist or too dry.
H
Gold is now soiling at from
twenty-three dollars and fifty
cents up to thirty dollars per
ounce in Canada and England.
. and yet the miners of Colorado
I only get nineteen to twenty dol
lars per ounce. We now under
’ stand why the smelters object to
1 being placed under the control of
the public utilities commission.
: Let us all do a little more work
■ and produce all we can. “Uncle
i Sam" needs the money to help re
i fund the income taxes of poor old
i John Rockefeller and J. P. Mor
gan.

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