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3,687
97
19
Nils P. Hangen's plurality, 10,435.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Population 1885, 207, 206.
1888.
COUNTIES.
Myron H. McCord. Rep.
H. W. Early. Dem.
A. C. Merryman. Pro.
John F. Moore. Lab.
Scat- tering.
F. H. Moore.
Ashland.
2,877
2,170
37
2
Chippewa.
2,556
2,647
256
2
Door ..
1,698
1,038
40
11
Florence
315
231
11
1
Forest
213
207
9
Langlade
791
1,144
119
c
Lincoln
1,347
794
133
109
1
Marinette
1,769
1,710
281
5
4
12
Oconto
1,274
1,019
5
6
Oneida
829
807
4
Portage
2,539
2,338
167
26
1
Price
741
804
85
Sawyer
571
470
....
Shawano.
1,872
1,522
6
8
Taylor ..
766
739
12
6
Waupaca
3,331
1,835
176
19
Wood
1,791
2,064
31
1
.
Total.
27,535
24,775
1,467
579
36
Marathon
2,219
3.221
37
320
Pepin
916
466
178
-
1888.
Myron McCord's plurality, 2,763.
267-268
PART IV.
STATE FINANCES.
1
THE STATE FINANCES.
For the two years ending September 30, 1888.
The state debt on the 30th day of September, 1888, was classified as follows:
Certificates of indebtedness, School Fund.
$1, 563, 700 00
Certificates of indebtedness, Normal School Fund
515,700 00
Certificates of indebtedness, University Fund.
111,000 00
Certificates of indebtedness, Agricultural College Fund.
60,600 00
Totals.
$2,251,000 00
GENERAL STATEMENT.
The aggregate result of the financial transanctions, during two years, on all funds, is as foliows:
GENERAL FUND.
Receipts for two years.
$1, 089, 636 02
Disbursements for two years
$4, 271, 186 78
Balance September 30, 1886.
485, 689 S5
Balance September 30, 1888.
304,139 09
$4, 575,325 87 $4, 575, 325 87
ALL OTHER FUNDS.
RECEIPTS FOR TWO YEARS.
School Fund
$380,538 90
School Fund Income.
1,467,444 22
University Fund.
36,689 48
University Fund Income.
212, 488 91
Agricultural College Fund.
48,204 97
Agricultural College Fund Income.
32,730 32
Normal School Fund.
321,272 75
Normal School Fund Income
214 888 22
Drainaye Fund
137,579 40
Delinquent Tax Fund
17,146 28
Deposit Fund .
2,133 77
Redemption Fund
456 84
Manitowoc and Calumet Swamp Land Fund
14 5G
Indemnity Fund
53,511 56
$2,933,100 18
JISBURSEMENTS FOR TWO YEARS.
School Fund ..
$274,588 11
School Fund Income
1,455,546 99
University Fund
35,000 00
University Fund Income.
212. 488 91
Agricultural College Fund.
12,000 00
Agricultural College Fund Income
32,730 32
Normal School Fund ...
241, 245 09
Normal School Fund Income
214, 310 65
Drainage Fund ..
153. 802 85
Delinquent Tax Fund
17,002 67
Deposit Fund .
1,144 11
St. C. & L. S. R. R. Trepess Fund
30,665 46
Redemption Fund
467 11
Wisconsin Railroad Farm Mortgage Land Co. Fund .
33 39
Indemnity Fund
53,5[1 56
$2, 933, 100 18 $2, 737,567 22 251,030 39
Balance September 30, 1596
Balance September 30, 1588.
446, 563 35
$3, 184, 130 37 $3. 181, 130 57
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WISCONSIN BLUE BOOK.
GENERAL FUND.
This fund embraces all the revenues of the State applicable to the payment of the ordi- nary expenses of the State Government.
The sources from which it is derived are tax on civil actions, license of railroad com- panies, plank-road companies, telegraph companies, insurance companies, hawkers and peddlers, notary public fees, office fees and sales of laws and reports. The expenditures therefrom are authorized by permanent and temporary appropriations, and by the several laws requiring the Secretary of State to audit accounts.
The receipts and disbursements have been as follows:
RECEIPTS.
1887.
188S.
Sections 1212 and 1213, R. S., from railroad com- panies
$763, 994 56 $1, 068, 632 96
Chapter 298, laws 1881, from counties for maintain- ing insane hospitals ..
109,668 54
117,784 19
Chapter 293, laws 1881, from counties for Industrial School for Boys
9,4S8 43
10.297 03
Section 743, R. S., from counties for suit tax.
5,323 00
5,255 00
Fire insurance companies
54,206 44
55.055 42
Life insurance companies.
17,650 08
20, 335 43
Accident insurance companies.
916 32
6.2 67
Plank-road companies.
33 12
32 05
Telegraph and telephone companies.
9,384 94
9,918 55
Railway car companies ..
511 36
1,197 74
New Orleans exposition, balance appropriation refunded ..
1,668 73
Hawkers and peddlers
13,423 15
13,606 95
Marquette county, for unpaid tax for 1885.
169 01
From all other sources.
35,406 18
113.368 08
.
$1, 021, 963 86 $1, 416, 000 07
$2, 438, 023 93
GENERAL EDUCATIONAL FUND.
1887
1888.
Chapter 287, laws 1885, for School Fund Income, one mill tax. ..
$196,507 15
$581, 204 75
Section 200, R. S., interest on certificates of indebt-
edness, School Fund Income ..
157.500 00
157,570 00
Section 247, R. S., interest due School Fund Income
7,058 36
7,088 36
Chapter 300, laws 1885, annual levy for State Uni- versity.
62,063 39
72,658 09
Chapter, 364, laws 1885, annual levy for Fifth Nor- mal School at Milwaukee.
10,000 00
10,000 00
Section 490, R. S., amended by chapter 352, laws 1885, annual levy for Free High Schools.
50,000 00
50,000 00
€
$878,581 00
Less unpaid tax for 1888:
Marathon county
$9,328 02
Pepin county
799 90
10,123 01
$783, 158 90
$868. 453 19
$1,651,612 09
Total receipts for two years
$4, 089, 606 02
DISBURSEMENTS.
1887.
1888.
Salaries -
Governor's office.
$6,333 00
$7,302 00
Secretary's office.
7,000 00
7,010)
State Treasurer's office.
6.590 66
7.417 00
Attorney General's office.
4,750 00
5,950 00
State Superintendent's office ..
5. 191 00
5.50 00
Railroad Commissioner's office.
6,617 40
6,3;4 71
Insurance Commissioner's office.
4.500 00
4.5.00
Public property office
2.000 00
2.000
Supreme Court
31.726 03
33.431 00)
Circuit Courts
43.00 00
State Historical Society
9,633 00
9.50. 0
State Library
4. 150 95
State Board of Charities and Reform
. ..
5,60) 37
8. 4.7 69
8583
$140,411 41
$149.003 37
$220. 118 53
STATE FINANCES.
271
1887.
1888.
Special Appropriations -
Bureau of Labor Statistics
$8, 437 01
$8,860 16
Land Protection.
5,554 72
5,434 36
State Board of Health.
4,095 30
5,040 84
Fish culture
12.000 00
10,000 00
$30,057 03
$20,341 56
$59,428 55
Legislative Expenses-
Lieutenant Governor
$916 00
$1,084.00
Senate - Salaries.
$16,500 00
Mileage
915 40
Employes.
20,000 90
37,476 30
Assembly - Salaries.
$50,500 00
Mileage.
2.642 70
Employes.
23,112 40
76,255 10
Printing for Legislature
11,101 37
1,385 24
Blue Book
27,612 08
Legislative Visiting Committee.
300 00
Contesting seats ..
400 00
Science Hall Investigating Committee.
786 27
Chaplains.
180 00
$155,027 12
$2,469 24
$157,496 33
Charitable and Penal Institutions-
State Hospital for Insane.
$97,603 67
$103,824 19
Northern Hospital for Insane.
116,707 04
110,310 20
Wisconsin School for Blind.
20.379 25
19,004 $5
Wisconsin School for Deaf.
40.445 47
38,327 74
Industrial School for Boys.
52, 275 97
53. 272 18
State Prison.
11,201 71
21,407 91
Soldiers' Orphans' Home
18 08
State Public School.
57.850 82
66, 924 77
$396.982 04
$413, 131 93
$810, 113 97
Clerk Hire ---
Governor's office
$1,845 00.
$1,500 0)
Secretary's office
18,414 00
19.3 0)
Treasurer's office.
8,161 00
8,567 (0)
Land office
15,681 26
15,504 00
State Superintendent's office.
1,920 00
2. 500 0)
Public Property office .
1,500 00
1,500 00
$17,521 26
$19, 199 00
$06,720 26
Glandered horses slaughtered.
SSS6 64
$1. 230 77
Game wardens
¥11 81
3.335 $4
Fish wardens .
2,275 00
3,050 00
Publishing notices and proclamations
665 80
541 35
Publishing laws in state paper.
4,788 20
Publishing general laws
35,300 00
300 00
Publishing private and local laws
2,117 40
Advertising lands.
10,600 00
14,23 34
Real estate returns
660 30
1.645 84
Statistics of crime
123 2)
Maintaining insane in county hospitals.
126, 418 48
151,213 63
Expenses of commissioners to Gettysburg
1,624 27
756 74
Advertising and appraising escheat lauds.
71 55
Shelving historical rooms.
354 26
Capitol disaster.
6.030 89
8, 215 80
Apportionment of railroad license to counties.
SS, 568 G1
51, 513 73
Illustrations of report of experimental station ..
400 88
14078
Bounty on wild animals .
C. 6:35 00)
7,301 00
Special appropriations
148, 623 05
106,551 40
Miscellaneous.
1,976 94
7.502 51
$GOT.518 18
$550.593 :5
= $1. 107. 191 53
-
Deaf mute instruction in cities and villages.
3,419 17
3,807 70
:44 45
County agricultural societies.
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272
WISCONSIN BLUE BOOK.
GENERAL EDUCATIONAL FUND,
1887.
I888.
Interest on state indebtedness
$157,558 92
$157.570 00
School fund income transfer
503,595 51
558.353 11
University fund income transfer
62,063 39
72.658 03
Normal school fund income fifth Normal school.
7.500 00
12.500 00
Free high schools, sec. 496, R. S ...
25,000 00
25,000 00
Free high schools, chap. 352, L. 1885
719 00
$755,717 82
$556, 820 20
$1, 612,518 02
Total disbursements for two years.
$4,271,186 TS
Total receipts for two years.
$1, 089,636 02
Balance September 30, 1886
485,689 85
Balance September 30, 1888.
$304,133 03
$4, 575, 325 87 $4, 575, 325 87
TRUST FUNDS.
SCHOOL FUND.
The School Fund is composed of:
1. Proceeds of lands granted by the United States for support of schools.
2. All moneys accruing to the state by forfeiture or escheat.
3. All penalties for trespass on school lands.
4. All fines collected in the several counties for breach of penal laws.
5. All moneys paid as an exemption from military duty.
6. Five per cent. of net proceds of sales of United States public lands.
The number of acres of unsold land, the proceeds of which are applicable to this fund, is 79, 469.91. The cash receipts and disbursements during the last two years have been as fol- lows:
Receipts for two years.
Balance September 30, 1886.
Totals.
$425, S29 96
Disbursements for two years.
$274,5SS 11
Balance September 30, 1888.
151,241 85
Totals.
$425,829 96 The amounts of productive School Fund on the 30th days of September, 1897 and 1858, were as follows:
1887.
1888.
Total at interest
$2, 803, 986 26 $2, 966, 273 85
Premium on U. S. Bonds
5.129 44
35.120 44
SCHOOL FUND INCOME.
The interest received on school fund investments and on the principal due for sale of school lands, and the mill tax, chapter 287, L. 1885, constitute the School Fund Income. The amount of this fund in the treasury on the first day of June is annually certified by . the Secretary of State to the State Superintendent of Public Instruction, and by him ap- portioned, under the provisions of section 554, of the Revised Statutes, among the several counties of the state, for the use of common schools in a manner provided by law. The apportionment is made according to the number of children in each town, village and city over the age of four and under the age of twenty years, as shown by the'report of the State Superintendent during the year preceding.
The receipts and disbursments during the last two years have been as follows: Receipts for two years.
$1, 467.411 22 14,572 69
1, 482, 016 91
Disbursements for two years.
$1, 453, 516 90
Balance September 30, 1588.
$1, 452. 013 01
Balance September 30, 1886.
$388,538 90 37,291 06
STATE FINANCES.
273
UNIVERSITY FUND.
The proceeds of sales of land granted by the United States to Wisconsin for the support of the State University by Acts of Congress. approved June 12, 1838, August 6, 1846, and December 12, 1852, form the University Fund. The principal or capital, excepting the small cash balance in the State treasury, is productive, drawing interest mainly at seven per cent.
The number of acres of unsold land is 1, 276.91.
The cash receipts and disbursements during the last two years have been as follows: Receipts for two years
$36,659 48 37,552 13
Balance 1836
$74,241 61
Disbursements for two years.
35,000 00
Balance on hand September 30, 1888
39.241 61
74,241 61
The amounts of productive University fund on the 30th days of September, 1887 and 1SS8, - were as follows:
Total at interest
1887. $194, 438 47
1888. $190,341 80
Premium on United States bonds.
$3,270 88
$3,270 83
UNIVERSITY FUND INCOME.
This fund is derived chiefly from the annual tax levy authorized by section 390, Revised Statutes, and from the interest on University land certificates and loans, and is perpetually appropriated to the support and endowment of the State University by section 389, Revised Statutes. By provisions of said section, this entire fund is placed at the disposal of the Board of Regents by transfer to the treasurer of said Board, and the detailed record of its expenditures is kept by said treasurer distinct and independent of the accounts of the state.
The receipts and disbureements during the last year have been as follows:
Receipts for two years .
$212,458 91 212, 453 91
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE FUND.
The proceeds of sales of 240,000 acres of land granted to the state by act of Congress, approved July 2, 1862, for the support of an institution of learning, where shall be taught the principles of agriculture and mechanic arts, form the Agricultural College Fund. The number of acres of unsold land is 1,253.22.
The cash receipts and disbursements during the last two years have been as follows: Receipts for two years
$48, 204 97 38,753 01
Total
$86, 957 99
Disbursements for two years.
$12,000 00
Balance on hand September 30, 1868
74,957 95
Total
$56, 957 98
The amounts of productive Agricultural College Fund on the 30th days of September, 1887 and 1888, were as follows:
Total at interest.
$228.382 00
$226,781 00
Premium on U. S. bonds
$1,361 30
$1,361 30
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE FUND INCOME.
This fund is derived from the interest on the Agricultural College land certificates and loans, and is applied to the support of the State University. It is placed at the disposal of the Board of Regents by transfer to the treasurer of the board in the same manner as the University Fund Income.
The receipts and disbursements during the last two years have been as follows: Receipts for two years
Disbursements for two years
32, 730 52 ..
-
Disbursements for two years.
Balance on hand September 30, 1886.
1887.
1sss.
18
274
WISCONSIN BLUE BOOK.
NORMAL SCHOOL FUND.
This fund consists of one-half of the proceeds of the sales of all swamp and overflowed lands received by the state from the United States, under Act of Congress, approved Septem- ber, 26, 1850. The number of acres of unsold lands is 317,036.73. The cash receipts and dis- bursements during the last two years have been as follows:
Receipts for two years
Balance September 30, 1886
$321,272 75 8,190 44
Total
$329,463 19
Disbursements for two years.
$244.245 03
Balance September 30, 1858
85,21S 10
Total
$329,403 19
,
The amounts of productive Normal School Fund on the 30th days of September, 1837 and 1888, were as follows:
Total at interest
$1, 416, 903 26
1SSS. $1, 459. 603 58
Premium on U. S. bonds
8,405 8€
8,495 83
NORMAL SCHOOL FUND INCOME.
This fund is derived from the interest on swamp land certificates and loans. and is applied to establishing and maintaining Normal Schools as provided by law. By the provisions of section 394, Revised Statutes, this entire fund is placed at the disposal of the Board of Regents of Normal Schools, by transfer to the treasurer of said board, and the detailed record of its expenditures is kept separate and distinct from the accounts of the state. The receipts and disbursements during the last two years have been as follows:
Receipts for two years.
$214, 888 22
. Total.
£214, 858 22.
Disbursements for two years
$214,310 65
Overpayment September 30, 1SS6
577 57
Total.
$211.888 22
DRAINAGE FUND.
This fund consists of one-half the proceeds of sales of all swamp and overflowed lands received by the state from the United States, and is distributed on the 30th day of Sept., under the provisions of section 254, Revised Statutes, among the several counties, wherein such lands lie, in proportion to the amount of sales in the respective counties. The moneys so paid are then apportioned by the county clerks to the several towns in their respective counties, and are expended under direction of the town board in draining and reclaiming the swamp lands in such town, and in constructing roads and bridges over such swamp lands. The number of acres of unsold land is 351,623.82. The cash receipts and disburse- ments during the last two years have been as follows:
Receipts for two years.
Balance September 30, 1886.
$137,579 40 65, 258 99
Total.
$202.500 39
Disbursements for two years.
$153.8322 85
Balance September 30, 1868
40.005 54
Total.
$202. 868 30
The amount of productive Drainage Fund on the 30th days of September, 1597 and 1858, were as follows;
Certificates of sales of land
1SS7. $4,756 00
Isss. $4, 152 00
.
1887.
STATE FINANCES.
DELINQUENT TAX FUND.
The fund consists of taxes collected on State lands by the State Treasurer in accordance with the provisions of section 1116, Revised Statutes, and is credited quarterly to the differ- ent counties in which the lands are situated. The amounts which have been so received and disbursed are as follows:
Receipts for two years ..
$17,146 28 805 34
Total.
$17,951 62
Disbursements for two years
$17,002 67
Balance September 30, ISSS.
948 95
Total
$17,951 62
REDEMPTION FUND.
This fund consists of moneys received for the redemption of School, University and Agri- cultural College lands, sold for the non-payment of interest and taxes, and that have been redeemed as provided by section 223, Revised Statutes.
Receipts for two years ..
$456 84 2. 02
Balance September 30, 1886
Total.
$483 86
Disbursements for two years
$467 11
Balance September 30, 1888
· 16 75
Total
SIS3 86
DEPOSIT FUND.
On the sale of land forfeited to the State, and the payment of the amount due the State, and all costs and penalties accrued, under the provisions of section 225, of the Revised Statutes, if any balance remain, the amount of such balance is deposited in the State Treasury to the credit of the person entitled thereto, and is denominated the Deposit Fund. The transactions therein have been as follows:
Receipts for two years.
2,133 77 9.913 97
Total
$12.017 74
Disbursements for two years
1,144 11
Balance September 30, 1888.
10,903 63
Total
$12,047 74
ST. CROIX AND LAKE SUPERIOR RAILROAD TRESPASS FUND.
This fund consists of moneys received into the state treasury in trust, under the provis- lons of chapter 46, of the General Laws of 1863, and acts amendatory thereof. The dis- bursements therefrom have been for the purpose of protecting the St. Croix and Lake Superior Railroad lands, in accordance with the terms of said acts.
Balance on hand September 30, 1886
$32,732 92
Disbursements for two years
$30,665 46
Balance September 30, 1888.
2.067 46
$32,732 92
ST. CROIX AND LAKE SUPERIOR RAILROAD DEPOSIT FUND.
This fund consists of moneys received by the State Treasurer, In trust, under the provis- lons of section 14, chapter 126, laws 1874, as amended by chapter 322, laws 1876. The time for proving settlement upon and thereby acquiring title to the railroad lands in said acta described, having expired in April, 197, no payments have been made into this fund during the year.
Balance September 30, 1996.
$109 02
Balance September 30, 1553.
.
.
Balance September 30, 1886
275
Balance September 30, 1886
276
WISCONSIN BLUE BOOK
"WISCONSIN RAILROAD FARM MORTGAGE LAND COMPANY.
Chapter 235, laws of 1832, authorizes the commissioners of Wisconsin Railroad Farm Mort- gage Land Company to close up the business of said corporation, and to turn over and pay to the State Treasurer all its money and bank accounts, and take his receipt therefor, and at the same time to make its report in writing to the Secretary of State, of its proceedings under this act. Accordingly the said commissioners paid the sum of $3. 035.09 into the treasury, and deposited with the Secretary of State, the books together with a list of claimants to whom dividends are yet due with the amount set opposite their respective names.
Disbursements for two years.
$33 39
Balance September 30, 1838
4,577 95
Total
$4,611 34
MANITOWOC AND CALUMET SWAMP LAND FUND.
Chapter 51, laws of 1366, conferred upon certain commissioners named therein, lands in Manitowoc and Calumet counties, to be sold for "drainage and other purposes," of those counties. The legislature of 1883, by chapter 352, revoked the trust thus created, and di- rected the state commissioners of public lands to investigate and sell the residue, and after defraying the expenses thereof, to deposit the balance in the state treasury. From said sale arises the fund.
In conformity to directions in the law the commissioners of public lands fully investi- gated the matter. The official investigation of said commissioners may be found in the report of the commissioners of public lands.
Receipts for two years.
$14 56
Balance September 30, 1886.
544 49
Total on hand September 30, 1888:
$559 05
ALLOTMENT FUND.
Section 3, of chapter 190, General Laws 1852, directed the State Treasurer to receive such sums of money as might be placed in his hands by any volunteer making an allotment, as provided by the act of congress approved December 21, 1861, and to dispose of the same according to the order and direction of such volunteer. This fund consists of moneys so received by the State Treasurer, and yet unclaimed by the beneficiaries namned by the vol- unteers. There having been no payments made from the fund during the year, the account stands as follows:
Balance September 30, 1888.
$316 54
INDEMNITY LAND FUND.
The proceeds of lands sold for indemnifying the state of Wisconsin for swamp lands sold by the United States. The cash receipts and disbursements during the last two years have been as follows:
Sale of land, 1897.
Sale of land, 1888.
$456 66 53,051 90
Receipts for two years
$53.511 56
Disbursements
€
$53,511 56
STATE FINANCES.
277
VALUATION OF REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR 1589. (AS DETERMINED BY STATE BOARD.)
COUNTIES.
Total assess'd value of all personal property.
City and vil- lage lots.
Lands.
Total assess'd value of all property.
Adams
₹363, 265
$25.500
$1.413, 800
$1.803.565-
Ashland.
560.920
1,035, (0)
4,500, 000
6.005,630
Barron
553.395
194.217
1,948.328
2.695.943
Bayfield.
320, 259
200,000
3,500,000
4,029. 9 9
Brown.
1, 610, 432
2,450,00)
3,539,194
7.533.626
Buffalo.
1,012, 268
310, 144
2,271.938
3,531.350
Burnett
218,096
25,000
672,190
915. 286
Calumet.
1,179,802
340.000
4, 821,840
6.341. 732
Chippewa
1, 187,475
1,200,000
5, SCT, 016
8.251.491
Clark.
790. 154
400,000
4, 609, 117
5. 835, 271
Columbia.
2,500,675
1,800,000
7, 287,061
11,677.737
Crawford
919, 541
510,000
2, 100,000
3,520,54$
Dane.
6,552,200
5,075.00)
19, 295.035
20,952,334
Dodge.
3,194,074
1,975, 80S
14.048,814
19,218.756
Door
510.875
236,000
1,391,719
2, 133,534
Douglas.
2-3, 387
1, 350, 000
1,623.500
3, 201, SS7
Dunn
1,674.805
772. 850
2. 513, 512
4, 961, 257
Eau Claire
2,608,922
5,000,000
2. 720.453
10,320.3.5
Florence
51,457
100,000
2,074,077
2.828.534
Fond du Lac.
4, 147,631
3, 725, 000
11.307.187
10.179.558
Forest.
23, 977
20,000
2,182.137
2.220.114
Grant.
3. 107,819
1,223,314
7.925.786
12.321.919
Green
3, 333, 832
1,410, 000
6. 110,099
10, 5:3, 930
Green Lake
1,227,174
860,000
3,561,324
5.648,433
Iowa ....
1,979,505
950,000
4.881, 172
7.810,677
Jackson
807,782
360,200
1, 825, 558
2.903.540
Jefferson
3,072,950
2, 320.657
8. 530. 225
13.987,562
Juneau.
1,005,957
520,517
1.850,644
3.413. 149
Kenosha.
1,603.219
1,115, 930
4, 635, 792
7,444.911
Kewaunee.
1,010,773
430, 700
2.822. 463
4. 233, 936
La Crosse.
2,972,777
7,667.608
3.482.958
14, 123. 433
La Fayette.
2,041,800
550, 533
6. 054.372
8,647,005
Langlade .:
234, 100
140.000
1,200,331
1.673.491
Lincoln.
051,793
1,026, 752
2. 000,000
3,738.515
Manitowoc.
2,561, 777
1,350. 000
12.437.554
Marathon
1,508,800
1,662.517
3, 461, 830
6.638.237
Marinette
1,260,741
1.139. 975
2.0.5.150
4.475. 856
Marquette.
461,790
180,752
1.441.300
2.03.344
Milwaukee
18, 829, 743
65, 000,000
12. 456. 400
00, 310. 143
Monroe
1,181,595
710,200
2,993.008
4.854.803
Oconto.
790,591
438, 120
1, 565, 231
2.862.902
Oneida
$1,501
5. 827
1.475. 730
1,503. 000
Outagamie.
2.563.257
3,325. 000
5. 523.076
11. 414.953
Ozaukee.
1,200.301
513. 238
4, 695. 200
6. 447.763
Pepin.
333, 036
163,600
930,771
1, 422. 457
Pierce
1,148, 237
555, 733
3, 001. 200
5, 905,310
Polk.
656. 413
127,056
1.824.742
2,639. 211
Portage
870,170
6.58, 900
2.070.456
3. 001. 535
Price
199,985
112,800
1,611.505
1,911.200
Racine.
3,757,399
6,700.000
6. 33), 250
16.5.7.075
Richland
1,277.662
473,800
2.754.535
4.53 .. 9
Rock.
5,685.629
4, 450, 00))
12. 162. 177
St. Croix
1,420, 827
980,000
3,81%,156
6.914.253
Sauk .
2,252.277
1,410,000!
4, 0-5.735
8,6,8,0:2
Sawyer
681.318
395. 000)
2, 451. 9:31
3.524. 216
Sheboygan
3, 408,609
2,4-9, 000
9,654.336
15.352. 003
Taylor.
1,116. 275
370.200!
3.027.797
4.514.772
Vernon
1,407,110
3.3.3. 226
5.021.335
Walworth
4, 151. 108
2,351,000)
9,450. 92
13,95.3.0)
Washburn.
150,895
735, 10)
7.30.357
10.09.9.1
Waukesha
3.900.908
2.765.( *)
10.734.704
17.415. 919
Waupaca.
1,153, 815
310.558
2 .6.022
4.83.413
Waushara
707.343
120. 5000.
2 1.9.31)
3.013.643
Winnebago.
4,639, 1601
6, 100.(*)
7.08.15
17.244. 59
Wood
555,910
250, 40
1. 570, 157
Total.
$125, 922, 653
$132, 343. 904
$302, 936, 102 -
1.552. 422
Shawano
193. 287
50. 000)
1.952.136
Trempealeau.
81,932
45,000
1.725.590,
1,102.607
Washington
2. 003.541
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VALUATION, EDUCATIONAL TAX AND SPECIAL CHARGES FOR 1888 (AS DETERMINED' BY STATE BOARD).
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