. Biennial report of the Caswell Training School, Kinston, s meeting October 4,,1916. With the balance of our appropriation and this loan all the in-debtedness of the institution has been paid up to the first of Decemberwith the exception of the Smallwood claim and a few local bills for pro-visions, all of which amount to less than $1,000. 10 Biennial Report We attacli hereto a financial statement showing in detail the expendi-tures for the two years; in considering which please bear in mind thatthe disbursements for 1916 cover not only the expenses for the year, butalso the payment of th
. Biennial report of the Caswell Training School, Kinston, s meeting October 4,,1916. With the balance of our appropriation and this loan all the in-debtedness of the institution has been paid up to the first of Decemberwith the exception of the Smallwood claim and a few local bills for pro-visions, all of which amount to less than $1,000. 10 Biennial Report We attacli hereto a financial statement showing in detail the expendi-tures for the two years; in considering which please bear in mind thatthe disbursements for 1916 cover not only the expenses for the year, butalso the payment of the $14,000 indebtedness reported last year. For the welfare of the State, for the best interests of the institution,to meet the demands made upon the institution and maintain it with theenormous increase in the price of foodstuffs, feed, clothing, etc., wewould suggest that the recommendations enumerated in the Report ofthe Superintendent be urged before the next Legislature. Respectfully submitted, D. F. WOOTEN, C. Dewey^ J. D. BOUSHALL,, Executive Reajr of Dairy Barn BIENNIAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT December 1, 1914, to December 1, 1916 By balance, December 1, 1914 (unpaid bills, $3,974) $ 5, By duplicate vouchers redeposited By appropriation 1915: Maintenance $30, Permanent improvements 14, Repairs 2, ? 46, By appropriation 1916: Maintenance 40, By authorized loan ($10,000, less col. expense, $5) 9, Total receipts $102, To audited vouchers, December 1, 1914, to December 1, 1916 102, Balance in First National Bank $ Disbursements Classified 1915 Provisions $ 4, Clothing Furniture Fuel and electric current (for power) 3, General expense, repairs, etc 3, Farm and feed, implements, etc 5, Drugs and medicine Live stock 1, Salaries and wages 13, 1916 Total $ 6, $ 11, 1, 1, 3, 7, 5, 9, 5,
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