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SUPPLIES

Office.................................. 800. 00

Laundry, Cleaning & Disinfecting........... 25. 00

Household................................. 15, 00

All other.................................. 950. 00

MATERIALS

Building, Plumbing, Electrical, Painting....... 150. 00

EQUIPMENT

Office..................................... 1, 000. 00

Educational, Vocational and Recreational..... 100. 00

Tools and Machinery....................... 25. 00

All other.................................. 2, 000. 00

FIXED CHARGES

All other,................................. 15. 00

————— 10, 730. 00

Total appropriations................ $37, 413. 00

The figures for receipts given below indicate that the Hall of
Records was called upon to furnish almost twice the amount of ser-
vices for which a charge is made as in either of the two preceding
years. It was easily the largest amount of receipts in its history.

Receipts for Photostating, Microfilming, Certifying,
Hall of Records Publications, HRS Publications
and Postage this year........................ $1, 012. 97

Receipts for 1945............................... 605. 14

Receipts for 1944............................... 589. 25

Receipts for services performed by the Hall of Records are de-
posited to the credit of the General Funds of the State Treasury.

For your information, as well as for that of other institutions
which give similar services and which are now making efforts to
make the cost of such services uniform, our charges are listed below:

Photostats

Single Exposure.......................... $. 50

If record exists at the Hall of Records in the original or in pos-
itive photocopy, the reproduction will be furnished in negative only
at $. 50, or, in positive at $1. 00.

If record exists at the Hall of Records in negative photocopy,