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55. General Collections — 
(1) Insurance Taxes $840,973.46 
(2) Transportation Taxes 19,892.85 , 
(3) Vessel Tonnage Taxes 1 , 385 . 34 
(4) Depository Interest 92,371.73 
(5) Docket Fees 16,693.42 
(6) General Fund Miscellaneous 1,741.72 
Total $973,058.52 
Less Excess Cost of State Departments 476,823.46 
Available for General Government Purposes $496,235.06 
56. Other Non-Tax Revenue Available — 
(1) Soldiers’ Monument Receipts $10,822.35 
(2) Automobile Tags and Rebates 56,652.06 
(3) Council of Defense .' 2,568.45 
Total Available for General Government Purposes $566,277.92 
57. General Government Costs— 
(1) Temporary Commissions $122,452.67 
(2) Private Associations 9,668.28 
(3) Non-Departmental Charges 925,303.10 
(4) Payment of Loans 27.11 
(5) State Monuments and Memorials 15,442.66 
(6) Parks and Recreation 38,996.89 
Total $1,111,890.71 
Less Amount Available for General Government $566,277.92 
Amount to be paid from Property Taxes or Loans $545,612.79 
Amount Received from Loans 
Amount to be Paid from Property Taxes $545,612.79 
Net Assessed Valuation in 1919 $5,701,888,589 
Necessary Levy on General Property lc 
Amount Produced by lc levy $570,189.00 
The following items and institutions are not included in the foregoing 
calculations as they are maintained by revenue which is completely segregated 
from the general government costs. 
1. Schools $3,861,138.12 
2. Universities 2,031,174.92 
3. County Road Fund 1,418,096.00 
4. State Highways 88,848.73 
5. Benevolent Institutions 4,259,324.16 
Total 
$11,658,581.93 
