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Wilmington, New Hanover County, North Carolina
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New Hanover County expended $40,465.14 and collected $30,148.15 in August, resulting in a cash balance drop from $146,146.44 to $135,829.45, per auditor J. A. Orrell. Key disbursements included school buildings and old age fund; receipts from property tax and state.
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The New Hanover county government expended $40,465.14 and collected $30,148.15 during August, J. A. Orrell, county auditor, reported yesterday.
The cash balance on hand of $146,146.44 on the first of the month compared with the balance of $135,829.45 at the close of the month. Orrell said.
Principal items of disbursements during the month were listed by Orrell as follows: Outdoor poor relief, $1,344.77; county aid, $2,732.74; school buildings, $7,217.48; county home, $2,528.97; health fund, $1,436.72; hospital fund, $1,666.66; old age fund, $6,664.55; dependent children fund, $3,154.50; welfare department, $1,664.55; and county home building fund, $1,400.32.
Orrell said outstanding receipts for August included: property tax, $13,469.27; back taxes, $3,659.51; recorder's court, $1,570.80; and state of North Carolina, $7,489.74.
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Primary Location
New Hanover County
Event Date
August
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Outcome
cash balance decreased from $146,146.44 to $135,829.45. disbursements: outdoor poor relief $1,344.77, county aid $2,732.74, school buildings $7,217.48, county home $2,528.97, health fund $1,436.72, hospital fund $1,666.66, old age fund $6,664.55, dependent children fund $3,154.50, welfare department $1,664.55, county home building fund $1,400.32. receipts: property tax $13,469.27, back taxes $3,659.51, recorder's court $1,570.80, state of north carolina $7,489.74.
Event Details
The New Hanover county government expended $40,465.14 and collected $30,148.15 during August, as reported by county auditor J. A. Orrell yesterday. Principal items of disbursements and outstanding receipts were listed.