# Synodical Conference Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1902_S94 # AI translation — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) 94 Report on the Treasury of the Negro Mission. Carried forward $26654.69 For the station in Winston, N. C. Salaries $560.00 School house rent 12.00 School books 7.12 Coal, oil, etc. 9 25 Christmas treat 15.00 603.37 For the stations in Meherrin, Pleasant Grove, Bruceville and Waldo, Va.: Salaries $1270.00 Repairs and addition to the parsonage 72.00 1342.00 For the station in Springfield, Ill.: Salaries $840.00 Parsonage 430.93 Repairs 104.81 Property 184.57 Christmas treat 10.00 1570.31 Support of the Negro student Stuart Doswell 180.00 Pension for widow Auguste Berg from 1 June 1900 to 30 June 1902 240.00 Travel expenses 954.47 Interest 23.50 Circulars 9.50 "Miſſions⸗Taube" [Mission Dove] for the members of the Commission 14.24 Editorial expenses 70.20 Exchange and stamp fees 15.30 Postage, etc. 25.10 $31702.68 Loan repaid 1510.00 Cash balance on 7 July 1902 2873.29 $36085.97 Recapitulation. Secured debt on 20 July 1900 $1150.00 Loans received 895.00 2045.00 Loans repaid 1510.00 Secured debt remaining $ 535.00 Balance in treasury on 7 July 1902 $2873.29 Secured debt on 7 July 1902 535.00 Net balance in treasury $2338.29 St. Louis, Mo., 7 July 1902. A. C. Burgdorf, Treasurer. We, the undersigned Committee, in accordance with the commission received, have carefully audited the books and accounts of the treasurer for the Negro Mission for the period from 21 July 1900 to 7 July 1902, compared them with the vouchers and found them correct, and herewith testify that the above treasurer's report agrees with them. J. F. Schuricht. R. H. Leonhardt.