APPENDIX A. 
TREASURER'S STATEMENT. 
From March 1st, 1885, to March 1st, 1886. 
Dr. 
To Balance, March 1st, 1885, $648 42 
" Sales of animals, 171 00 
" Life memberships, 650 00 
" Permanent fund, 200 00 
" Members' fees and dues, $880 00 
" Admission receipts, 28,319 99 
" Rents at Garden, 1,200 00 
" Sale of Guide books, 167 70 
" Sundry receipts, 688 17 
" Citizen's relief fund, 16,375 00 
Transferred to credit of profit and loss, 47,630 86 
$49,300 28 
Cr. 
By warrants paid for — 
Salaries and wages, $17,119 31 
Office expenses, 169 15 
Subsistence, ... 8,401 85 
Advertising, 2,060 63 
Insurance, 249 20 
Fuel and lights, 1,510 20 
Printing, 224 50 
Expressage, 130 12 
Repairs, ' 678 52 
Extra labor and jobbing, . 817 95 
Water rent, 1,000 00 
Hardware, . . 63 06 
Lumber, . 113 09 
Interest and discount, .... 85 00 
Sundry expenses, 368 95 
Transferred to debit of profit and loss, $32,991 53 
Purchase of animals, $1,330 20 
Horticulture, 229 67 
1,559 87 
Balance on hand, March 1st, 1886, 14,748 88 
$49,300 28 
WILLIAM HACKER, Treasurer. 
Examined and found correct. 
COMMITTEE ON AUDIT, 
F. T. Fassitt, Chairman. 
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