Appendix to the Journals of the Senate and Assembly of the ..session of the Legislature of the State of California . ;t of road $760,969 21 Cost of equipment 336 57 Cash and current assets 36,2!t9 915,045 49 Protit and loss .- Total assets $802,651 18 stock $500,000 00 284,000 00 15,502 73 2,840 00308 45 Funded debt Current liabilities Accrued interest on fundedJebt not vet payable Other liabilities (sundries).- Total liabilities $802,651 18 Yeeka Railroad Company. of road . $103,910 44 15,423 87 3,803 72 $103,720 44 15,613 87 2,557 08 $190 00i^2466
Appendix to the Journals of the Senate and Assembly of the ..session of the Legislature of the State of California . ;t of road $760,969 21 Cost of equipment 336 57 Cash and current assets 36,2!t9 915,045 49 Protit and loss .- Total assets $802,651 18 stock $500,000 00 284,000 00 15,502 73 2,840 00308 45 Funded debt Current liabilities Accrued interest on fundedJebt not vet payable Other liabilities (sundries).- Total liabilities $802,651 18 Yeeka Railroad Company. of road . $103,910 44 15,423 87 3,803 72 $103,720 44 15,613 87 2,557 08 $190 00i^24664 Cost of equipment _ . $190 00 Cash and current assets Total assets $123, 03 $121,891 39 .$1,246 64 stock .$49,537 50 43,200 00 1,571 60 8,990 00 19,833 93 $49,537 50 39,000 00 1,078 51 8,990 00 23,285 38 Funded debt $4,200 00 Current liabilities 493 09 10% assessment. May, 1890 .. Profit and loss . $3,446 45 Total liabilities $123,138 03 $121,891 39 $1,246 64 NINETEENTH ANNUAL REPORT BOARD OF DIRECTORS Industrial Home of Mechanical Tradesfor the Adult Blind YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, SACRAMENTO:w. w. SHANNON, : : : : : superintendent state printing. 1904. REPORT. To Hon. George C. Pardee, Governor of the State of California. Sir: The organic law of the Home for the Adult Blind requires thatthe President of the Board of Directors shall make report of the condition ^needs, and affairs of the Home, to the Governor, annually in the monthof December. Such report is now submitted. The Home came under the management of the Board of Directorsappointed by your predecessor, Governor Gage, on June 1, 1899. TheBoard immediately replaced Superintendent Sanders in charge, andwith his able assistance began getting order out of the chaos into whichthe institution had fallen. The inmates were in distress, for the shopshad long been closed and their earnings were stopped. A deficit ofseveral thousand dollars had accumulated, and the books and accountswere in confusion.
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