City of Nome Financial Report
TERRITORY OF ALASKA )
CITY OF NOME ) ss.
I, Leslie A. Stevens, being employed by the Mayor of the City
of Nome, to audit the General Fund Records for the Council Year
ended April 15, 1954, do hereby certify that the audit has been com
pleted and the records found to be correct. The Receipts, Disburse
ments and Cash Balance of the General Fund were found to be as
follows:
RECEIPTS
Property Taxes, Real and Personal:
Current . $39,663.98
Delinquent . 1,862.43
Penalties and Interest on Taxes . 295.26
Municipal Fines and Forfeits. 5,891.00
Licenses and Fees:
Pound Fees and Dog Licenses . 53.50
Drivers’ and Chauffeurs’ Licenses . 448.00
Motor Vehicle Stickers . 3,535.00
Building Moving Permits . 240.00
Refunds:
Liquor Licenses . 8,700.00
Mercantile, Business Licenses . 5,890.50
Punch Board and Amusement Devices . 1,723.50
Nome HarboT . 2,500.00
City Sales Taxes . 49,751.05
Miscellaneous:
Donations . 2,251.00
Nome Cemetery Fund . 1,299.68
Interest on Sea Wall Fund . 1,535.85
Other Miscellaneous . 891.66 $126,532.41
DISBURSEMENTS
Fire Department . $15,188.84
Police Department . 18,957.62
Street Department . 21,836.28
Health Department . 2,669.28
City Clerk. 4,500.00
City Hall, Clerk’s Office. 2,256.92
Miscellaneous:
Bond Redemption, Interest
and Bank Charges . 4,366.81
Nome School Board . 37,620.60
Insurance . 1,771.53
Nome Harbor Maintenance . 2,500.00
City’s Matching of Grant-in-Aid
for Territorial School Construction . 10,500.00 ,
Architect’s Fee and Expense for
School Expansion . 7,450.79
Engineering Cost of Utility Survey
and Printing of Reports . 3,771.66
Alaska Industrial Board
(Certificate of Deposit) . 663.04
Other Miscellaneous . 8,940.03 $142,993.40
GENERAL FUND DECREASE FOR YEAR .... ' $ 16,460.99
BANK RECONCILIATION OF GENERAL FUND
Treasurer’s Book Balance, 4/17/53 . $41,996.09
General Fund Decrease for Year . 16,460.99
• Treasurer’s Book Balance 4/15/54 . 25,535.10
Outstanding Warrants, 4/15/54 . 1,338.99
Balance per Bank Statement, 4/15/54 . $26,874.09
Respectfully submitted
Leslie A. Stevens
Public Accountant
Licensed and Bonded
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 20th day of April, 1954.
Carrie M. McLain
Notary Public for Alaska
My commission expires June 18, 1954
Publish April 23,1954
Balance
Funds covered by Certificates of Deposit: 4/15/54
Sea Wall Revolving Fund
Five Interest-bearing Certificates of Deposit .... $25,000.00
Community Christmas Tree Fund
Two Interest-bearing Certificates of Deposit .... 272.40
Special Pay Roll Fund . 663.04
Other Funds on Deposit
•City of Nome, Bond Interest and Redemption Fund 663.74
Nome School Grant-in-Aid Fund ... 10,500.00
Recreation Fund, City of Nome. 19.34
McDougall J. G. Memorial Fund . 321.52
Community Christmas Tree Account . 49.64
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