TABLE I
Reading edition
The Income of the University, by Ten-Year Periods
Showing Principal Sources
YearTotal Income[4]Income from State LandsMill-TaxTuition Fees, etc.Special Appropriations and Savings for Buildings[5]
1849-'50$16,286.22$15,088.23 $1,006.87
1859-'6039,735.7728,409.76 5,705.43
1869-'7084,966.0830,000.00 20,039.04$11,250.00
1880-'81[6]163,034.4038,531.59$31,500.0063,745.1315,000.00
1889-'90360,308.1638,651.0047,272.50100,814.92147,589.08
1899-'00555,623.9038,228.82281,583.43185,350.3112,000.00
1909-'101,573,540.1438,511.63585,258.75327,169.53334,043.46
1919-'203,802,164.2738,428.891,687,500.00682,445.16659,250.00
Notes in this chapter
Note 1 · These totals include, in addition to the items shown, balances on hand, temporary loans, sales of material, and, in later years, hospital feNote 2 · This includes also appropriations for deficits, as well as savings from the income from the mill-tax over a period of years, drawn out for tNote 3 · The Treasurer's Report for 1879-'80 covered fifteen months, and therefore cannot properly be used for comparison.