Cash account books, 1889-1914.

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Cash account books, 1889-1914.

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Record itemizes fees collected by the Secretary of State and deposited in banks throughout the state. Entries include deposit amount and date; bank receiving deposit; and occasionally fee type (e.g., automobile; chaufffeur licenses). Account books also include refund records and are balanced monthly. Banks handling funds include Springfield Marine Bank; First National Bank of Springfield; Illinois National Bank of Springfield; Sangamon Loan and Trust Company of Springfield; Central Trust Company of Chicago; Hamilton County Bank; First National Bank of Flora; and First National Bank of Greenfield.

ledgers 8 volumes.

Illinois State Archive

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Illinois State Archive

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