...Congress, and represents the proportionate part of appropriations, actually advanced for expenditure, payable from the revenues of the District of Columbia in excess of the revenues collected by the District. Under existing legislation this indebtedness, and any increase thereof which...

...since June 11, 1878, which authorized the Secretary of the Treasury to advance to the Commissioners of the District of Columbia, in excess of the revenues of the District of Columbia, money for the purpose of meeting the expenses of the District of Columbia payable from...

...improvement should be suspended or abandoned. The necessity for this arrangement is as apparent as ever. The amount which it is estimated will have been advanced...appropriations which may be made during the fiscal year, is $3,697,670.59. This, and much more, represents the District's contribution to extraordinary projects...

...June 30, 1910, arising from loan advances made by the United States from appropriations charged to the revenues of the District of Columbia, in excess of the revenues thereof, bearing 2 per cent interest 3, 274, 278. 98 Total 12, 766, 378. 98 REDUCTION OF DEBT. The...

...States from the District of Columbia July 1, 1906, on account of advances from appropriations charged to the revenues of the District of Columbia in excess of the revenues thereof $2,931,259.49 Interest at 2 per cent per annum on the above indebtedness to be computed for...