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Report of the Governor of Porto Rico..........

Introduction.....

External commerce.

Table No. 1.-Merchandise shipped from Porto Rico to the United

States and foreign countries..

Table No. 2.-Merchandise shipped into Porto Rico from the United

States and foreign countries..

Table No. 3.-Merchandise shipped into and from Porto Rico in trade

with the United States...

Table No. 4.-Merchandise shipped into and from Porto Rico in trade

with foreign countries....

Table No. 5.-Statement showing annual trade balance resulting from

the commerce between Porto Rico and other ports..

Table No. 6.-Merchandise brought into Porto Rico from the United

States and foreign countries during the fiscal year ending June 30,

Table No. 7.-Domestic and foreign merchandise shipped from Porto

Rico to the United States and foreign countries during the fiscal year

ending June 30, 1917....

Table No. 8.-Sugar exports.

Table No. 9.-Cigars..

Table No. 10.-Cigarettes.

Table No. 11.-Tobacco leaf and scrap exported..

Table No. 12.-Coffee exports..

Table No. 12A.-Coffee exported from Porto Rico during the fiscal year

ended June 30, 1917..

Table No. 13.-Value of fruit exports....

Table No. 14.-Statement by countries of value of merchandise brought

into Porto Rico from the United States and foreign countries for the

five years ending June 30, 1917...

Table No. 15.-Statement by countries of value of merchandise shipped

from Porto Rico to the United States and foreign countries for the

past five years ending June 30, 1917...

Table No. 16.-Exports, by years, of sugar, cigars, and coffee.
Table No. 17.-Exports and imports by years.

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Insular government finance...

Summary of the transactions of the insular treasury for the fiscal year

Outstanding bonded indebtedness.

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Exhibits to the report of the governor..

Exhibit A.-Legislation: List of acts and resolutions passed by the Eighth

Legislative Assembly of Porto Rico, third session.

Exhibit B.-List of appointments by the governor during the fiscal year

Judicial appointments..

Municipal appointments-Alcaldes.

Appointments to fill vacancies in municipal councils..

Miscellaneous appointments..

Exhibit C.-Table No. 1.-Personnel of the insular police force of Porto

Rico at the close of the fiscal year ending June 30, 1917, showing the

number of horses and bicycles in each district..

Table No. 2.-Statistics showing number of felonies committed by

both sexes during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1917.

Table No. 3.-Statement showing the number of arrests made, convic-

tions, and acquittals during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1917....

Table No. 4.-Statement showing the number of fires which have taken

place in Porto Rico during the fiscal year 1916-17, number of deaths

caused thereby, number of and description of property destroyed or

damaged, insurance carried, and the approximate amount of loss...

Exhibit D.-List of franchise ordinances passed by the executive council

and approved by the Governor of Porto Rico...

Exhibit E.-Statistical data concerning civil-service operations during the

fiscal year 1915-16..

Table A.-Results of examinations.

Table A-1.-Examinations held for the United States civil service-

For original appointment in Porto Rico...

For original appointment to positions in the United States...

Table B.-Changes in the Porto Rican civil service during the fiscal

year ending June 30, 1917..

Table C.-Distribution of positions in the Porto Rican civil service, by

department, salary, nationality, and classification....

Table D.-Distribution of positions and salaries in classified and unclas-

sified service based on appropriations, fiscal year 1917-18...

Table E.-Table showing number of positions and total salaries of na-

tive and nonnative officers and employees...

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Table No. 2.-Instruments rejected for repairs..

Table No. 3.-Number of packages reweighed, by years.

Table No. 4.-Inspection of gasoline pumps.

Table No. 5.-Inspection of large-capacity platform scales used to

weigh sugar cane.

Table No. 6.-Drug stores inspected in San Juan, 1916-17.

Statement No. 1.-List of commissioners of deeds for Porto Rico in the

United States, appointed by the governor of Porto Rico, and whose

commissions are still in force..

Statement No. 2.-Domestic corporations registered in the office of the ex-

ecutive secretary during the fiscal year 1916-17..

Statement No. 3.-Domestic corporations dissolved during the fiscal year

Statement No. 4.-Foreign corporations registered in the office of the exec-

utive secretary during the fiscal year 1916-17..

Statement No. 5.-Foreign corporations that ceased to do business in Porto

Rico during the fiscal year 1916-17...

Statement No. 6.-List of domestic corporations organized under the laws

of Porto Rico that according to the records of the office of the executive

secretary of Porto Rico were in existence on June 30, 1917..

Statement No. 7.-List of corporations organized outside of Porto Rico

that according to the records of the office of the executive secretary of

Porto Rico were in existence on June 30, 1917...

Statement No. 8.-Associations not for pecuniary profit registered in the

office of the executive secretary during the fiscal year 1916-17...

Statement No. 9.-Domestic associations not for pecuniary profit dissolved

during the fiscal year 1916-17...

Statement No. 10.-List of domestic associations organized under the laws

of Porto Rico that according to the records of the office of the executive

secretary of Porto Rico were in existence on June 30, 1917..

Statement No. 11.-List of associations organized outside of Porto Rico

that according to the records of the office of the executive secretary of

Porto Rico were in existence on June 30, 1917..

Statement No. 12. List of foreign consuls..

Statement No. 13.-List of notaries public registered in the office of the

executive secretary of Porto Rico on June 30, 1917..

Statement No. 14.-Bureau of Weights and Measures-Table showing work

accomplished in each municipality by insular and municipal inspectors,

respectively, according to daily and fortnightly reports.

Report of executive secretary of Porto Rico-Continued.

Statement No. 15.-Bureau of supplies, printing, and transportation—

Balance sheet, June 30, 1917...

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Division of sanitary engineering.

Report of the veterinary division for the fiscal year 1916-17.

Division of transmissible diseases..

Insane asylum...

Report of the auditor, and consolidated financial exhibits..

Estimated cash income, appropriation assets, and appropriations for

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Exhibit No. 1.-Statement of assets and liabilities as of June 30, 1917..

Exhibit No. 2.-Account of The People of Porto Rico for the fiscal year

ending June 30, 1917..

Exhibit No. 3.-Income account for the year ending June 30, 1917.

Exhibit No. 4.-Comparative statement of accrued insular revenues for the

fiscal years ending June 30, 1917, and June 30, 1916..........

Exhibit No. 5.-Comparative statement of accrued expenses payable from

insular revenue appropriations for the years ending June 30, 1917, and

June 30, 1916....

Exhibit No. 6.-Loans to municipalities as of June 30, 1917.

Exhibit No. 7.-Loans to school boards as of June 30, 1917.

Exhibit No. 8.-Loans from school-building fund-Amounts due from

school boards for construction of school buildings under acts of the legis-

lative assembly approved Mar. 14, 1907, and Mar. 9, 1908..

Exhibit No. 9 (Part 1).-Municipal bonds pending execution to treasurer

of Porto Rico, June 30, 1917, and their redemption funds..

Exhibit No. 9 (Part II).-Municipal and school-board bonds executed and

delivered to treasurer of Porto Rico on June 30, 1917, and their redemp-

Exhibit No. 10.-Road construction in Porto Rico..

Exhibit No. 11.-Statement showing location by municipalities and valu-

ation of real estate owned by the insular government as of June 30, 1917.

Exhibit No. 12.-Statement showing locations and valuations of public

buildings, exclusive of real estate, owned by insular government as of

June 30, 1917..

Exhibit No. 13.-Statement of accrued trust-fund liabilities as of June 30,

Exhibit No. 14.-Interest-bearing indebtedness of the insular government,

Exhibit No. 15.-University of Porto Rico-Balance sheet, June 30, 1917..

Exhibit No. 16.-University of Porto Rico-Surplus account, June 30, 1917.

Exhibit No. 17.-University of Porto Rico-Detailed statement of oper-

ating expenses for the year ended June 30, 1917...

Report of the auditor, and consolidated financial exhibits-Continued.

Exhibit No. 18.-University of Porto Rico-Statement of additions to

capital accounts for the period from July 1, 1916, to June 30, 1917...

Exhibit No. 19.-Statement showing the amount of taxes pending on June

Exhibit No. 19-A.-Property valuation and taxes for the fiscal year 1916–17

on June 30, 1917.

Exhibit No. 19-B.-Statement showing distribution of property-tax col-

lections for the years ending June 30, 1917, and June 30, 1916.....

Exhibit No. 20.-Receipts and disbursements of the insular government

for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1917..

Exhibit No. 20-A.-Comparative statement of excise stamp sales detailed

by sources, fiscal years 1914-15, 1915-16, 1916-17...

Exhibit No. 21.-Funds of the insular government, June 30, 1917..

Exhibit No. 22.-Statement of cash receipts during the year ending June

Exhibit No. 23.-Repayment receipts, detailed, fiscal year ending June 30,

Exhibit No. 24.-Consolidated statement of insular revenue appropriations

for the fiscal years 1916-17, 1915-16, 1914-15, no fiscal year, and indefinite,

and operations affecting them during the year ended June 30, 1917......

Exhibit No. 25.-Recapitulation by departments..

Exhibit No. 26.-Recapitulation by fiscal years..

Exhibit No. 27.-Insular revenues-Statement of cash receipts and dis-

bursements from July 1, 1910, to June 30, 1917, by years..

Exhibit No. 28.-Trust_fund-Statement of receipts and disbursements

from July 1, 1910, to June 30, 1917, by years...

Exhibit No. 29.-Estimated insular revenue cash income, appropriation

assets, and appropriations for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1918..

Exhibit No. 30.-Expenditures for maintenance of insular roads during the

fiscal year ending June 30, 1917..........

Exhibit No. 31.-Cost of road maintenance.

Exhibit No. 32.-Collections at the several parts of the island during the

fiscal year 1916–17........

Exhibit No. 33.-Total cash receipts and expenditures, insular telegraph,

for the year ending June 30, 1917...

Exhibit No. 34.-Statement by statistics showing receipts and operating

expenses, bureau of insular telegraph, for the year ending June 30, 1917..

Exhibit No. 35.-Porto Rico irrigation system, financial statement June

Exhibit No. 36.-General balance sheet-Summary of accounts to June 30,

Exhibit No. 37.-Statement of net charges to features during fiscal year

July 1, 1916, to June 30, 1917...

Report of the treasurer..

Table No. 1.-Total assessed value of real and personal property, by mu-

nicipalities, for the fiscal year 1916-17..

Table No. 3.-Number of acres, by municipalities and classes, for the fiscal

Table No. 2.-Tabulation of assessed value of real property, by municipali-

ties and classes....

Table No. 3A.-Average value per acre, by municipalities and classes, for

the fiscal year 1916-17...

Table No. 5.-Number of heads of live stock and vehicles and average value

Table No. 4.-Total assessed value of personal property, by municipalities

and classes, for the fiscal year 1916-17..

Table No. 6.-Statement of income taxes levied on individuals and cor-

porations Aug. 15, 1916, to June 30, 1917..

Table No. 7.-Comparative statement showing sources of excise taxation in

Porto Rico, the quanity of merchandise in the case of specific and the

value thereof in the case of ad valorem tax levied, tax paid during the

past four fiscal years and the amount of such tax collected, including

licenses and miscellaneous...

Table No. 8.-Average number of licenses issued during the past six fiscal

years with revenue received therefrom..

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