Registers of receipt of interest on scrip for state construction, 1852-1880.

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Registers of receipt of interest on scrip for state construction, 1852-1880.

The state treasurer was authorized by the legislature to issue scrip or certificates of debt to finance renovation of state buildings. Register of receipt of interest was created to provide an accounting of interest paid on such loans at six-month intervals.

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