Journal of remittances ordered into state treasury, 1824-1949 .

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Journal of remittances ordered into state treasury, 1824-1949 .

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Monthly State Treasury receipt lists include Auditor's remittance order date and number; payor name; amount received; receipt source; and fund into which deposited. Receipt sources include tax (e.g., revenue; state debt; occupation; liquor; cigarette) collections; local bond funds; fees received by various state agencies (e.g., Secretary of State; Auditor of Public Accounts; Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners; Racing Commissioners; Dept. of Agriculture; Supreme Court; examining boards); land sales (e.g., land sold for tax nonpayment; state lands such as saline; seminary; school; canal and swamp); state property rent; wastepaper sales; salary overpayment refunds; and federal grants to finance various projects. Funds receiving deposits include: General Revenue; Road; University of Illinois; Normal School Revolving; School; Waterway Bond; Blind Relief; State Teachers' Pension and Retirement; State Employees' Retirement; Local Bond; Conservation; Game Protection; Fish Protection; and Emergency Relief.

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