Appropriation ledgers, 1924-1940.

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Appropriation ledgers, 1924-1940.

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Ledgers contain chronological lists of warrants issued from each appropriation account. Warrant entries include date issued; warrant number and amount. Accounts are included for state officials and agencies (e.g., constitutional officers; General Assembly; Supreme Court; appellate courts; Court of Claims; code departments and divisions) and for other appropriation objects (e.g., judges' pensions; tax error refunds; conveyance of convicts to penal institutions; fugitives from justice). Also included are daily accounts of available balances in each State Treasury fund including General Revenue; Road; School; University of Illinois; Waterway Bond; Soldiers; Compensation Bond; Interest; Retirement; Working Capital; Normal School Revolving; Local Bond; U.S. Veterans' Bureau; State Teachers' Pension and Retirement; Fire Prevention; Kaskaskia Commons Permanent School; Illinois and Michigan Canal; Vocational Education; Vocation Rehabilitation; Game and Fish; Agricultural Revolving; Corporation Trust; Workmen's Compensation; State and County Premium; Social Hygiene; Miners' Examining; School Text Book; Unknown and Minor Heirs.

ledgers 33 volumes.

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