Special funds expenditure ledger, 1893-1899.

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Special funds expenditure ledger, 1893-1899.

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This is a one-volume ledger documenting expenses in a number of Auburn's special accounting funds from 1894 to 1899. These funds include Plumbing, Library, Road, Ordinary Repairs, and Electrical Execution. For each expenditure under these funds, the ledger lists date of entry, name of individual or company paid, description of goods or services received, and amount paid. Approximately once a month, the ledger provides a statement of total expenditures and a cash balance.

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