UNCLAIMED SAVINGS-BANK DEPOSITS.

Balance in treasury June 1, 1894 $1,602.30

Thomas D. Luce, clerk, etc.,

account American Provident

This amount is subject to the demand of the depositors, in accordance with the provisions of section 22, chapter 162 of the Public Statutes, and is reported in Trust Funds (page 9).

*See items pp. 50-52.
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THE BENJAMIN THOMPSON TRUST FUND.

The principal reported June 1, 1894, the
same being the condition of the fund
January 30, 1894, was
One year's interest at 4 per cent. to Janu-
ary 30, 1895,

New principal January 30, 1895, reported in trust funds (page 9)

$425,621.82

17,024.87

$442,646.69

THE BENJAMIN THOMPSON STATE TRUST FUND.

The principal reported June 1, 1894, the same being the condition of the fund January 30, 1894, was

$13,248.97

Add appropriation January 30, 1895 .

3,000.00

$16,248.97

One year's interest at 4 per cent. to Janu

The income of the Benjamin Thompson fund for the year ending January 30, 1895, was as follows:

July 1, 1894.

Total income on bonds

*Includes January, 1894, interest defaulted. † Principal matured and paid

$2,950.15

Total income for year ending January 30, 1895 Chicago water loan bonds, matured July 1, 1894

$15,295.76

2,000.00

Transferred to state treasury, January 30, 1895

$17,295.76

In debt statement of June 1, 1894, I reported the securities of the Benjamin Thompson estate at the original appraisal,

Which was

$351,745.76

The changes during the year ending January 30, 1895,

have been as follows:

Chicago water loan 7% bonds appraised at $2,160.00 ma-
tured and paid at par

Balance of estate January 30, 1895, reported in assets
page 41

$2,160.00

$349,585.76

SUMMARY.

The income of the estate from January 30, 1890, to January 30, 1892, two years, was

$38,547.50

The gain on farming utensils, appraised at $132.25, sold for $142.06

9.81

The gain on real estate, appraised at $1,200, sold for

The state was chargeable with interest on the fund for five years to January 30, 1895.

Loss on $2,000.00 Chicago water loan 7% bonds appraised at $2,160.00, matured and paid at par .

$78.823-37

160.00

- $78.983-37

Total interest charges and profit and loss. Excess of income and profit and loss over interest charges for the first five years of the twenty-year term of the

trust.

$9.035-53

SOLDIERS' HOME.

The following sums have been received from the United States on account of allowance for the support of the inmates of the New Hampshire Home for disabled soldiers:

Quarter ending Sept. 30, 1894, $1,375 less $154.50, pensions .

Quarter ending Dec. 31, 1894, $1,925.00

$1,276.00

1,220.50

The total expenditures on account of Soldiers' Home for the year ending May 31,

1895, have been

Received from the United States during the year as above

Net expenses of Home for year ending

May 31, 1895

$14,508.45

6,111.00

$8,397.45