Fiscal records relating to state court expense taxes and to court employee retirement funds, [ca. 1898-1920].

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Fiscal records relating to state court expense taxes and to court employee retirement funds, [ca. 1898-1920].

The first volume of this series consists of a letterpress copybook containing copies of correspondence from the state comptroller to chief financial officers of cities and counties concerning the collection and disbursement of the court expense tax, 1898-1912. Some pages also contain ororiginal material tipped in. The second volume lists the names, titles, pay rates, and deposit amounts for all personnel in the state's judicial districts participating in the Supreme Court Employees Retirement Fund from ca. 1914-1921.

1.5 cu. ft. (2 volumes)

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