The Budget in the American Commonwealths
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The usual procedure is by some *The author's debt to Professor Henry C. Adams is at this poind obvious. At most other points in this dissertation it is just as great though perhaps not so obvious.
223] ^^^ VOTING OF THE BUDGET 107 form of temporary loan to supply the needed funds until the legislature can provide additional sources of revenue. A few examples of the means employed to this end will now be given, although it is not supposed that the question as to what particular form of temporary... loan is used con- stitutes one of any great importance. A common practice is, when warrants are presented and no funds with which to pay them are at hand, for the treasurer to endorse the warrants " not paid for want of funds, " after which the warrant draws a specified rate of interest — six or seven per cent, as the case may be in any particular state. Then when the treasurer obtains funds sufficient to liquidate some or all of the warrants so endorsed, 'he gives notice by mail or advertisement that the warrants outstanding and draw- ing interest will be paid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The usual procedure is by some *The author's debt to Professor Henry C. Adams is at this poind obvious. At most other points in this dissertation it is just as great though perhaps not so obvious.
223] ^^^ VOTING OF THE BUDGET 107 form of temporary loan to supply the needed funds until the legislature can provide additional sources of revenue. A few examples of the means employed to this end will now be given, although it is not supposed that the question as to what particular form of temporary... loan is used con- stitutes one of any great importance. A common practice is, when warrants are presented and no funds with which to pay them are at hand, for the treasurer to endorse the warrants " not paid for want of funds, " after which the warrant draws a specified rate of interest — six or seven per cent, as the case may be in any particular state. Then when the treasurer obtains funds sufficient to liquidate some or all of the warrants so endorsed, 'he gives notice by mail or advertisement that the warrants outstanding and draw- ing interest will be paid.
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