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ISDIANA.-The ordinary expenses of the Government OF
the State of Indiana for the fiscal year ending October 81


1916, $685. 1885, being 1886 less than those Of the pre-
ceding year. The ordinary expenses for s47 estimated
S67400 The value Of taxable property returned for s46
1922 $780, being increase Of S3 1885, 435 that
of last year. The amount of paid into the State


treasury during the last fiscal year S293,s6l No doubt
exists that ample funds will be in the treasury, under the pre-
sent and Of taxaon the July payment
required by the State debt bill Of last session. should that go
into operation.


The Governor in his recent message notices the steps which
have been taken by the bondhoders carry the law
alluded TO into effect and says that notifications Of the
bill are desired on their part of which he says


"hey have not yet been submitted TO my inspection, but


am informed that they do not conflict with the principle Of
the BILL and yet deemed essential for carrying into effect
its fair and obvious intent They will be submitted
early day for the consideration Of the General Assembly Any
notifications required for the efficiency of
rangement emineny conducive the prosperity the peo
pie and TO the honor and reputation Of the State which will
not vary its principles add the burdens OF the people,
WILL II is believed, be but responsive TO their will, and
will receive your favorable action"


The report of the State Auditor, which accompanies the
message, gives the following summary view of the total
debtedness of the State


