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Show REPORT SHOWS CONDITION OF CuTS BOOKS Springville city had a cash balance bal-ance in all funds of $20,633.36 on September 30, according to the monthly report of Harry Pennington, Penning-ton, which was issued following an audit of the city's finances. Receipts for the month of September Sep-tember were $2,467.20, while the disbursements were as follows. General fund, $1,448.56; waterworks, water-works, $1,123.18; streets and walks, $418.43; electric light department, $2,516.39;. bond interest, $1,375; bora sinking fund, $4,000; library mam tenance, $150.99; irrigation, $15.00; street paving district No. 2, $487.66; total, $11,535.21. Total bonds paid for 1931 to date were $11,500.00. The books of ..the city have been under a continuous audit system since January 1, 1925, which means that the books are audited by an outside man every 30 days. All funds -were properly accounted for by the auditor on September 30, It is stated. The last report made to the stat auditor by public accountants, who audited .the city's books, in part said; "Mr. Pennington should Le highly commended for the 'careful and efficient manner In which hU office has been handled." |