State Finances.
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By the Report of the Age it appears that in the
House Thursday last, Mr.. Cogswell, CHAIR
man of the Committee ofFinance, estimated the:
receipts for 1912, as follows;


Cash on hand by last Report, $55,O52
Land office and all other sources, 80 600
State Tax (proposed) at least, 100000


335, ,052
The expenses for the year were estimated by
the late Treasurer at about $329,0o0.
On these suggestions from Mr. Cogswell, the
Committee on Finance were instructed to assess
tax of $500, 900 for the present year