Report of the President i g 



GENERAL APPORTIONMENT OF MUSEUM AND 

 CITY FUNDS 



The manner in which our funds have been distributed 

 during the past year is shown in the following table. Educa- 

 tion is directly as well as indirectly provided for. 



Analysis of Expenditures in 191 i 



By the Trustees 

 and Friends of 

 the Museum By the City Total 



A dministration {Maintenance) 



All salaries and supplies for the pur- 

 pose of scientific and office admin- 

 istration, heating and lighting, 

 current repairs, care of exhibition 

 halls and collections, sundry and 

 general expenses. 



Salaries $5,3*9 51 $150,685 71 $156,005 22 



Supplies, etc 23,53656 25,58051 49,11707 



Scientific care of Exhibition Halls, 

 Collections (Maintenance) 



All salaries and supplies for the pur- 

 pose of preparing, preserving and 

 exhibiting specimens and collections 38,824 64 1,919 97 40,744 61 



Publication and Research 

 For apportionment of services of the 

 scientific staff for publication and 

 research, services of artists and 

 photographers, the preparation and 

 printing of the Bulletin, Memoirs, 

 American Museum Journal 39, 152 62 ........ 39,152 62 



Library 

 For the payment of all salaries for 



care and binding, and for the pur- (salaries only) 



chase of books, periodicals, etc... 9,666 20 7,640 00 17,306 20 



Exploration and Purchase of 

 Collections 

 For the payment of all field salaries 

 and expenses while in the field, 

 purchases of all specimens and 

 collections, payment of express, 

 freight and custom house charges 

 for the same 92,88016 92,88016 



Public Education 

 For the payment of services and 

 supplies for photographic work, 

 lectures, transferring school col- 

 lections (excepting maintenance of 

 automobile, but including chauf- 

 feur's services) and Children's 

 Room 7,02458 3,93o8i 10,95539 



$216,404 27 $189,757 00 $406,161 27 



