Ciudadanos diputados a la Asamblea Constituyente del Estado. Informe de Hacienda.

Abstract

The image contains a news item about the Treasury and the cash movement of the Municipal Treasury of Bogotá, from May 1 to 15, 1901. The document details the balance of the treasury, starting with an initial existence of $27,616.20 as of April 30 . During the first half of May, various incomes were recorded, including taxes on foreign merchandise, slaughtering rights for small livestock, coso rights, fines and exploitation, totaling $40,589. Among these incomes, the ones from rentals of stores in Plaza de la Concepción, stalls in the Meat Market, Plaza de Maderas, and products from cemeteries and the municipal slaughterhouse stand out. The document also mentions credits from different departments, such as Police, Justice, Treasury, Cemeteries, and Charities, which amount to $1,392. At the end of the period, the remaining balance is $19,196. News published in Gaceta de Cundinamarca. October 30, 1858.