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I 


JOINT  DOCUMENTS 


STATE  OF   MICHIGAN, 

FOR    TIIK    VEAR    1870. 


BV    AUTHORITV. 


LANSING: 
W.  S.  GEORGE  &  CO.,  PRINTERS  TO  THE  STATE. 

1S70. 


5-^6  33 


CONTENTS. 


1.  Governor's    Message    to  the    Legislature   at    the    Extra 

Session   of   1870. 
t.  Biennial  Message  of  the  Govenior. 
t>.  Special    Message    of  the    Governor    to    the    Legislature, 

relative  to  Pardons  for  the  years  1869  and  1870. 
4-  Annual  Report  of  the  Auditor  General  for  the  year  1870. 
.'•.  Compilation    of  the    Auditor    General    of   the    Annual 

Reports  of   the   Railroad   Corporations  in  the  State  of 

Miehi^n  for  the  year  1869. 
t>.  Compilation    of   the    Auditor    General    of    the    Annual 

Reports  of  the  Railroad  Corporations   in   the  State  of 

Michigan  for  the  year  1870. 


JOIXT  DOCUMENTS 


6  qoysrnob's  KESaA^OS. 

The  following  snmmaiy  will  give,  as  near  as  may  be  ascer- 
tained, the  amount  of  such  secnrities  now  outstanding,  under 
the  yarious  enabling  acts: 
Special  acts  of  1863,  and  of  the  extra  session  of  1864^ 

approved  by  Got.  Blair „  $858,600 

Special  acts  of  1865,  approved  by  Got.  Grapo 312,700 

Special  act  of  1867,  passed  over  the  veto  of  Qoy. 

Grapo _ 28,000 

Laws  of  1869,  approved  by  the  present  ExecutiYe. ..     447,000 

Total $1,646,300 

It  win  be  observed,  that  one-half  of  the  whole  amount  was 
issued  under  the  laws  of  1863  and  1864^  nearly  one-fourth 
under  the  enabling  acts  of  1865  and  1867,  and  a  little  more 
than  one-fourth  under  the  laws  of  1869. 

Our  own  State  has  not  been  singular  in  passing  enabling 
acts  of  this  character ;  not  less  than  twenty-two  oi  the  States 
have  similar  laws  upon  their  statute  books ;  in  most,  or  all  of 
these,  the  constitutionality  of  railroad  aid  legislation  has  been 
the  subject  of  judicial  adjudication ;  in  all  of  these  States 
such  legislation  has  been  sustained,  save  in  Iowa  and  Wisconsin, 
and  originally  in  these  also. 

The  States  were  but  following  the  example  of  Gongress^ 
which  body,  as  is  well  known,  has  made  extensive  grants  of 
lands  belonging  to  the  people,  as  well  as  large  subsidies  in 
bonds,  to  railroads.  In  1841,  Gongress  gave  to  the  State  of 
Michigan,  and  to  each  of  eight  other  States  named  in  the  act 
and  to  each  new  State  thereafter  admitted  into  the  Union,  five 
hundred  thousand  acres  of  public  lands,  ''for  the  purposes  of 
internal  improvement,  said  lands  to  be  disposed  of,  and  the  net 
proceeds  of  the  sales  applied  to  the  building  of  roads,  railways, 
bridges,  canals,''  &c. 

I  do  not  call  attention  to  our  own  reiterated  legislation,  to 
the  extensive  legislation  of  other  States,  and  of  Congress,  and 
to  the  sanction  given  to  it  by  the  courts  of  other  States, 


OOYESNOB^S  KES8AQE.  7 

either  for  the  purpose  of  expressing  an  approyal  of  sach  legis- 
lation, or  of  dissenting  from  the  decision  rendered  by  the 
highest  court  of  our  own  State;  but  simply  for  the  purpose  of 
showing,  that  holders  of  bonds  issued  under  the  authority 
of  fiye  successiye  Legislatures,  and  approved  by  three  successive 
Executives  of  Michigan,  had  good  reason  to  believe  that  they 
were  receiving  securities  of  value,  such  as  their  &ce  indicated, 
and  may  justly  claim,  that  the  municipalities  whose  bonds  they 
hold  should  be  allowed  and  authorized  to  make  provision  for 
their  payment 

Under  the  recent  decision  of  the  Supreme  Court,  all  railroad 
aid  bondB,  issued  by  virtue  of  the  various  enabling  acts  con- 
tained in  the  statutes  of  Michigan,  are  void,  and  under  present 
dreumstances  worthless ;  but  it  certainly  was  not  the  intention 
of  the  seyeral  Legislatures  by  which  these  laws  were  passed, 
or  the  municipalities  which  have  made  and  issued  the  securi- 
ties, to  deceive  the  people,  or  to  procure  their  money  without 
consideration,  by  placing  in  their  hands  empty,  worthless  prom- 
ises to  pay.  The  Legislatures  that  authorized,  and  the  people 
who  voted  to  issue  the  bonds,  supposed  they  were  acting  under 
constitutional  and  lawful  authority. 

Although  there  is  now  no  way  of  enforcing  the  collection, 
and  no  legal  obligation  for  the  payment  of  these  securities,  the 
moral  obligations  of  a  State,  and  of  a  people,  are  as  binding 
and  should  be  held  as  sacred  as  their  legal  obligations ;  the 
honor  of  the  people  of  Michigan,  and  especially  of  the  counties, 
townships,  and  cities,  by  which  these  bonds  have  been  issued, 
is  directly  concerned  in  the  payment  of  those  already  sold  and 
now  in  the  hands  of  honest  holders. 

The  credit  of  no  State  stands  higher  than  that  of  Michigan, 
and  the  people  cannot  afford,  and  I  trust  will  not  consent,  to 
have  her  good  name  tarnished  by  the  repudiation  of  either 
l^al  or  moral  obligations. 

As  the  present  emergency  could  only  be  provided  for  by  an 
amendment  of  the  fundamental  law  of  the  State,  and  as  con- 


8  OOYEBKOB^S  HE8SAQE. 

stitutional  amendments  must  first  receive  the  sanction  of  the 
Legislature,  and  can  only  be  submitted  to  the  people  at  a  gen- 
eral biennial  November  election,  and  as  the  refusal  or  neglect 
to  take  all  proper  and  constitutional  means,  to  enable  the 
municipalities  directly  interested  to  recognize  and  provide  for 
their  obligations,  would  be  little  less  than  an  approval  of  repu- 
diation, I  could  not  consent  by  any  action  of  mine,  to  with- 
hold from  the  people  for  two  years,  the  opportunity  of  making 
provision  for  their  payment 

I  respectfully  and  earnestly  recommend,  that  an  amendment 
of  the  Constitution  be  submitted  to  the  people  at  the  general 
election  to  be  held  in  November  next,  such  as  will  enable  the 
several  municipalities  to  ratify  all  such  railroad  aid  bonds  as 
have  been  issued  and  delivered  to  parties  in  good  faith. 

Besides  the  bonds  which  have  been  used,  and  are  now  in  the 
hands  of  innocent  purchasers  and  holders,  there  is  another  and 
much  larger  class,  which  have  been  voted,  made,  and  deposited 
with  the  State  Treasurer,  but  not  delivered  to  the  companies 
for  whose  benefit  they  were  designed;  of  these  there  is  now  in 
the  office  of  the  Treasurer,  the  sum  of  13,710,875.80,  which 
might  be  divided  into  several  classes,  but  for  present  purposes 
I  shall  consider  them  as  of  two  classes  only : 

First,  Such  as  have  been  pledged  to  roads  that  are  being 
constructed,  and  on  which  expenditures  of  labor  and  money 
to  a  greater  or  less  extent  have  been  made,  in  anticipation  of 
the  aid  so  voted. 

Second,  Such  as  have  been  regularly  voted,  and  deposited 
with  the  Treasurer  for  the  benefit  of  proposed  roads,  but  on 
which  no  work  has  as  yet  been  done. 

In  some  cases,  bonds  embraced  in  the  first  of  the  two  classes 
named  were  nearly  earned  by  railroad  companies,  and  had  been 
negotiated — and  part  of  the  purchase  price  advanced — ^before 
the  decision  of  the  court  had  been  rendered.  It  is  worthy 
of  your  consideration,  whether  good  faith  does  not  require 
provision  to  be  made  for  this  class  also. 


GOYEBKOB^S  MESSAGE.  d 

Whether  it  is  desirable,  or  the  wish  of  the  people,  that 
hereafter,  municipalities  should  be  authorized,  upon  any  con- 
ditions, to  aid  in  the  construction  of  railroads,  by  donations, 
loans,  or  subscriptions  for  stock,  may  well  be  questioned. 

While  it  is  not  to  be  denied  that  railroads,  wherever  they 
can  be  constructed  and  properly  maintained,  are  of  great  con- 
Tenience  and  service  to  the  people,  and  add  largely  to  the  value 
of  property,  and  while  it  must  be  admitted  that  by  means  of 
municipal  aid  they  are  sometimes  constructed  where,  without 
such  aid,  they  could  not  be  had,  I  do  not  conceive  it  equally 
dear,  that  the  principle  is  entirely  correct,  and  I  have  serious 
doubts  as  to  the  propriety  of  its  further  application.  It  is  for 
jou  in  your  wisdom  to  decide  whether  this  question  shall  be 
placed  before  the  people  for  their  decision  at  the  approaching 
Xovember  election. 

The  subjects  presented  for  your  consideration  involve  prin- 
ciples and  interests  of  the  greatest  moment,  no  less  than  the 
h<mor,  credit,  and  prosperity  of  our  noble  State.  They  are 
not  wholly  outside  of  the  past  experience  of  the  people  of  our 
own  and  other  States ;  the  teachings  of  the  past  should  be 
most  carefully  scrutinized,  and  whatever  tends  to  advance  the 
real  prosperity  and  credit  of  the  State  should  be  adopted, 
while  that  which  experience  has  shown  to  be  unsafe  and  dan- 
gerous should  be  discarded. 

I  submit  these  important  matters  for  your  consideration, 
with  full  confidence  that  your  action  will  be  such  as  will 
receiye  the  approval  of  the  people. 

HENRY  P.  BALDWIN. 


Executive  CHA3fBEB, 
Lansing,  July  27, 1870. 

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f 


BIENNIAL  MESSA&E 

HENRY  P.  BALDWIN, 

UOVKBNOB  OF  THK  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, 

LEGISLATURE, 

aA?»irAlli-    4,    1H71. 


BY  AUTHORITY. 


LANSING : 

W.  S.  GEORGE  &  CO.,  PRINTERS  TO  THE  STATE. 

1871. 


BIENNIAL  MESSAGE 

HENRY  P.  BALDWII, 

GOVERNOR  OF  THE  STATE  OF  SlICHIGAN, 

TO  THK 

LEGISLATURE, 

JANTJAHIT   4,    1S71. 


BY  AUTHORITY. 


LANSING : 

■W.  S.  OBORQB  A  CO.,  PRINTERS  TO  THE  STATE. 

1871. 


MESSAGE. 


AND  Representatives: 

The  period  fixed  by  tUe  Constitution  for  the  biennial  meet- 
ing of  the  Legislature  has  again  arrived^  and  I  congratulate 
yon  on  the  favorable  auspices  under  which  you  assemble  to  leg- 
islate upon  the  interests  of  the  State.  The  improvement,  gen- 
enl  prosperity,  and  progress  of  Michigan  during  the  past  two 
jeara,  as  well  aa  for  the  whole  decennial  period,  has  heen  most 
aadafactory. 

The  census  of  1870,  taken  by  authority  of  the  United  States, 
showa  a  continuous  and  most  gratifying  increase  in  the  popu- 
lation of  the  State ;  the  total  population,  as  reported  by  the 
TTnited  States  Marshals,  being  1,184,296 ;  an  increase  since  18C4 
of  378,917,  or  47^  per  cent,  and  since  1860  of  435,183,  or  nearly 
59  per  cent. 

Not  only  has  our  population  been  largely  increased,  but  the 
development  of  the  great  natural  resources  of  the  State  and 
the  increase  of  its  material  wealth  have  been  equally  gratifying. 
The  aggregate  assessed  valuation  of  real  and  personal  estate,  as 
fixed  by  the  State  Board  of  Equalization  in  1861,  was  1172,- 
055,808  89 ;  in  1866,  $307,965,842  92 ;  and  I  have  no  doubt  the 
Talnation,  which  by  law  is  required  to  be  equalized  in  August 
rf  the  present  year,  will  be  fully  $500,000,000,  an  increase  of 
oTor  190  pet"  cent  since  1861. 

While  the  progress  of  Michigan  during  the  post  has  been 
steadily  onward,  its  promise  for  the  future  is  still  more  encourag-^ 
bkgm  Until  recently,  owing  to  the  withdrawal  from  market  of 
quantities  of  land  granted  by  the  General  Government 


4  governor's  message. 

to  aid  in  tho  construction  of  railroads,  from  a  want  of  wagon 
roads  and  failure  to  construct  the  railroads  contemplated,  a 
large  portion  of  the  northern  part  of  the  State  has  been  inac- 
cessible and  almost  unknown.  But  this  condition  has  happilj 
changed.  By  means  of  swamp-land  grants,  many  wagon  roads 
have  already  been  constructed,  others  are  in  progress,  several 
great  lines  of  railroads  arc  in  process  of  construction,  and 
population  is  flowing  into  this  hitherto  neglected  but  most 
fertile  portion  of  the  State,  with  a  rapidity  before  unequalled. 

FIKANCIAL. 

For  a  detailed  statement  of  the  financial  transactions  of  tho 
State  Government  for  the  past  two  years,  I  refer  you  to  the     ^ 
Reports  of  the  State  Treasurer  and  the  Auditor  General*    The 
following  exhibits  them  in  a  condensed  form : 
Balance  in  the  Treasury,  November  30, 1868...  11,130,229  6T 
Receipts  during  the  fiscal  year 2,116,584  07 

Total - $3,246,813  74 

Disbursements  during  the  year 2,412,724  02 

Balance  in  the  Treasury,  November  30,  1869..      $834,089  72 
Receipts  for  tho  fiscal  year  ending  November 
30,1870 1,718,523  72    . 

Total $2,552,613  44 

Disbursements  from  the  Treasur)^  for  the  same 
period i 2,094,305  47 

Balance  in  the  Treasury,  Nov.  30, 1870 $458,307^97 

The  total  Bonded  Debt  of  the  State  on  the  30th 

of  November,  1868,  was 3,614,078  49    , 

Since  which  period  there  has  been  issued  of 

War  Bounty  Bonds,  under  Act  No.  85,  Laws 

of  1865,  for  the  payment  of  bounties  due  to 

soldiers.       44,000  00 

Making  a  sum  total  of -  $3,658,078  49 


O0VERN0B8    MESSAGE.  5 

Of  the  \f  ar  Bonds  issued,  115,000  were  purchased  as  an  in- 
veetment  for  the  State  Agricultural  College,  and  129,000  were 
purchased  and  cancelled  for  the  Sinking  Fund. 

During  the  two  years  ending  November  30, 1870,  tliere  has 
been  paid  of  the  Bonded  Debt  11,273,050. 

During  the  same  jieriod  the  State  taxes  have  been  largely 
reduced.  In  1869  they  were  1248,482  87  less  than  in  1868, 
and  $415,474  33  less  than  in  1867.  In  1870  they  were  170,- 
000  00  less  tj^an  in  1869,  and  1485,474  33  less  than  in  1867. 

The  State  debt  at  the  close  of  the  fiscal  year,  ending  No- 
vember 30,  1870,  was  as  follows : 

Interwt-bearing  funded  debt $2,343,000  00 

Non-Interest-bearing  funded  debt 42,028  49 


Total - $2,385,028  49 


Trust  Funds $2,293,979  48 

The  estimated  cash  receipts  and  disbursements  for  the  fiscal 
jfMTB  1871, 1872,  and  1873,  are  as  follows: 
Balance  in  the  Treasury  November  30, 1870.. .  $  458,307  97 
Becdpts  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  Nov.  30, 1871    1,060,942  32 

Total  receipts  for  1871 $1,519,250  29 

Diabnrsements  for  same  year 953,395  53 

Balance  November  30, 1871 $   565,854  76 

Beoeipts  for  fiscal  year  ending  Nov.  30, 1872. . .     1,042,314  97 

Total  receipts  for  1872 $1,608,169  73 

Disbursements  for  same  year $   713,057  35 

Brfance  November  30, 1872 $  895,112  38 

Reoeipts  for  fiscal  year  ending  Nov.  30, 1873 . . .     1,039,514  97 

Total  receipts  for  1873 $1,934,627  35 

Disbursements  for  same  year , 1,254,047  35 

Balanoe  November  30, 1873 - $680,580  00 


J'— • 


oovkrnor's  messagk. 


The  estimated  receipts  for  1871  include  the  general  levy  for 
State  tax  of  1870,  which  will  in  part  be  paid  into  the  Treasurr 
in  February  of  this  year.  The  estimate  of  receipts  for  1872 
and  1873  is  made  upon  the  supposition  that  the  general  State 
tax  for  1871  and  1872 — to  be  determined  by  the  Legislature 
at  its  present  session — ^will  be  the  same  in  amount  as  the  tax 
of  1870.  The  estimated  diebursements  include  the  x^^jnient 
of  the  $459,000  Bonds  due  January  1st,  1873^  and  the  expenses 
of  the  Legislatures  of  1871  and  1873,  but  do  not  include  appro- 
priations that  may  be  made  for  other  purposes.  It  must  be 
borne  in  mind,  however,  that  the  amount  of  tax  to  be  levied  for 
the  years  1871  and  1872,  must  be  govenied  by  the  appro- 
priations made  at  your  present  session. 

None  of  the  interest-bearing  State  Bonds,  now  outstanding, 
are  redeemable  at  the  pleasure  of  the  State,  their  maturity 
being  fixed  by  law.  Judging  from  past  experience,  but  few  can 
be  purchafied  before  they  become  due.  The  first  bonds  mature 
-January  1st,  1873.  From  an  examination  of  the  estimated 
receipts  into  the  Treasury  for  the  fiscal  years  1871, 1872,  and 
1873,  and  disbursements  for  same  period,  it  will  be  seen  that 
ample  provision  is  made  for  the  payment  of  said  bonds  at 
maturity,  or  sooner  if  they  can  be  obtained. 

The  entire  funded  debt  has  also  been  fully  provided  for,  by 
an  annual  tax  of  i  of  one  mill  on  the  dollar,  as  a  sinking  fund 
for  the  pa)Tnent  of  the  Two  Million  Loan  Bonds,  and  in  the 
setting  apart  of  the  Trust  Fund  Receipts  for  the  redemption 
of  any  bonded  indebtedness  of  tlie  State.  The  "War  Loan 
Bonds  having  all  been  paid  with  the  exception  of  $3,050,  drawn 
but  not  presented,  there  is  no  longer  a  necessity  for  the  tax  to 
•constitute  a  War  Loan  Sinking  Fund.  Section  6,  Act  No.  5, 
Extra  Session  Laws  of  1861,  should  be  repealed. 

FISCAL    YEAR. 

The  fiscal  year  of  the  State  terminates  on  the  30th  of  No- 
vember. The  object  of  establishing  by  law  this  termination, 
And  requiring  the  various  State  Officers  to  make  their  annual 


governok's  message. 


reporta  for  the  year  encVlng  November  30,  undoubtedly  was, 
that  the  condition  of  the  seyeral  departments  and  institutions 
of  the  State,  at  a  date  as  near  as  possible  thereto,  might  bo 
laid  before  the  Legislature  at  its  regular  session  on  the  first 
Wednesday  in  January.  While  some  good  reasons  can  be  ad- 
vanced in  £&vor  of  this  termination,  it  is  questionable  whether, 
on  the  whole,  the  closing  of  the  fiscal  year  on  the  last  day  of 
June  would  not  be  more  advantageous.  By  a  constitutional 
provifiion,  the  Governor  is  required  to  give  to  the  Legislature 
infoimation  by  message  of  the  condition  of  the  State,  and  to 
recommend  such  measures  as  he  shall  deem  expedient.  The 
theory  is  that  the  reports  shall  contain  an  exhibit  of  the  con- 
dition, suggestions  for  the  improvement,  and  statement  of  the 
wants  of  the  several  departments  and  institutions ;  that  from 
these  and  his  general  knowledge  of  the  State  and  its  various 
institutions,  the  Governor  will  be  prepared  to  place  before  the 
Legislature  such  information  and  with  such  recommendations 
as  the  interest  of  the  State  may  require.  Experience  has 
shown  that  the  reports  are  generally  placed  in  the  hands  of  the 
(Governor  at  so  late  a  period  as  to  preclude  the  possibility  of  a 
careful  examination  in  season  to  be  of  avail  in  the  preparation 
of  his  message  for  the  Legislature.  But  further  than  this :  it 
has  been  the  custom  of  the  Legislature  to  make  appropriations 
for  the  two  years  commencing  with  the  month  in  which  the 
regular  biennial  session  begins,  but  the  Legislature  cannot  pro- 
vide funds,  to  be  derived  from  taxation,  to  meet  such  appropri- 
ations as  are  to  be  paid  during  the  year  of  its  session,  for  the 
resson  that  no  portion  of  the  State  tax  will  be  received  into  the 
treasury  until  February  of  the  following  year,  that  being  the 
month  in  which  the  County  Treasurers  are  required  by  law  to 
make  their  returns  of  taxes  assessed  in  the  preceding  year. 

Should  the  termination  of  the  fiscal  year  be  established  as 
of  June  30th,  and  each  Legislature  make  its  appropriations  for 
the  biennial  period  commencing  July  1st  of  the  year  in  which 


8  govebxor'8  message. 

the  regular  segsiou  is  held,  it  could  in  such  case  provide  the 
requisite  taxation  from  which  the  appropriations  could  be  met 

If  the  termination  of  the  fiscal  year  should  be  thus  changed^ 
it  will  be  necessary  to  provide  that  all  State  reix)rtfl  be  made 
on  the  30th  June  of  the  present  year,  and  at  the  same  time 
annually  thereafter ;  or  that  the  time  for  the  first  reports  be 
extended  to  June  30, 1872,  then  to  embrace  the  period  from 
November  30, 1870.  It  will  also  be  necessary  that  the  appro- 
priations which  may  be  made  at  the  present  session,  cover  a 
period  of  two  and  a  half  years,  or  until  June  30,  1873. 

It  is  worthy  of  yout  consideration  whether  the  best  interests 
of  the  State  would  not  be  advanced  by  making  the  changes 
suggested. 

EDUCATION. 

The  reputation  of  Michigan  excels  in  no  one  thing  more 
than  in  its  educational  system.  The  people  of  the  State  have 
ever  felt  a  deep  interest  in  the  establishment  and  maintenance 
of  schools,  the  privileges  and  advantages  of  which  should  be 
open  to  all.  In  1869  the  liCgislature  abolished  the  rate-bill 
and  other  objectionable  features,  thus  rendering  the  system 
wholly  free  and  capable  of  affording  equal  facilities  to  every 
one  without  distinction. 

It  will  be  observed,  from  the  following  statistics,  that  the 
progress  of  our  public  school  system  has  kept  steady  pace  with 
the  increase  of  population  and  material  growth  of  the  State. 

The  whole  number  of  district  schools  in  1860  was  4,087, 
and  the  number  of  persons  between  five  and  twenty  years  of 
age  was  246,802.  The  school  census  of  1870  gives  the  number 
of  districts  as  5,175,  and  the  number  of  persons  of  school 
age,  391,459. 

The  number  of  districts,  however,  does  not  indicate  the 
number  of  schools,  that  dejiending  upon  the  density  of  popu- 
lation ;  for  example,  the  entire  territory  within  the  city  of 
Detroit  is  designated  as  one  district,  yet  it  has  twenty-six 
public  schools. 

2 


govbrxor's  message.  9 

The  County  Superintendent  feature  is  working  satisfactorily 
in  most  instances,  and  appears  to  gain  in  popular  esteem. 
Its  usefulness  will  be  more  extensive  and  more  generally 
af^reciated  in  proportion  to  the  care  taken  in  the  selection  of 
Superintendents. 

XORMAL    SCHOOL. 

No  argument  is  needed  to  show  the  importance  of  nor- 
mal schools.  The  influence  of  an  institution  of  this  kind, 
if  ptvperly  sustained  and  conducted,  cannot  well  be  over- 
estimated. The  value  of  our  public  schools  depends  to  a  very 
great  degree,  upon  having  thoroughly  qualified  teachers,  and, 
to  a  large  extent,  our  normal  school  is  supplying  this  want. 
Ita  pupils  and  graduates  are  to  be  found  engaged  in  teaching 
in  almost  every  village  and  city  in  the  State. 

During  1869  and  1870,  the  number  attending  the  Normal 
Department  was  526.  and  the  Experimental  Department  187. 
The  Normal  School  Board  believe  an  urgent  necessity  exists 
for  an  increase  of  the  salaries  of  professors  and  teachers,  and 
will  ask,  for  this  purpose,  that  the  usual  appropriation  for  cur- 
rent expenses  be  increased. 

I  bespeak  for  this  institution  your  favorable  consideratiou, 
not  doubting  that  it  will  receive  the  support  necessary  for  the 
continuance  of  its  prosperity. 

AGRICULTURAL    COLLEGE, 

This  institution  is  steadily  advancing  in  public  favor.  Dur- 
ing the  years  1869  and  1870,  several  very  important  improve- 
ments have  l^een  made.  A  new  hall,  mostly  for  dormitory 
porposes,  has  been  erected  and  occupied.-  It  presents  by  far 
the  most  substantial  and  attractive  appearance  of  any  of  the 
buildings  on  the  premises,  and  furnishes  accommodations  for 
eigfaty-four  additional  students.  The  cost  of  the  new  hall  was 
(34,550.  In  addition  there  have  been  expended  for  furnishing 
and  for  fixtures,  including  heating  apparatus,  cistern,  tank,  gas 
fixtares,  and  other  necessary  articles,  $13,075.  A  farm  house 
2 


10  goverxob's  message. 

has  also  been  built  at  an  expense  of  $3,075 ;  making  a  total 
exx)enditure  for  these  improvements  of  $50,700.  For  the  dor- 
mitory, $30,000  were  appropriated  by  the  Legislature  of  1869 ; 
$14,700  have  been  paid  by  the  College  Board  out  of  receipts 
from  the  sale  of  swamp  lands  in  Ingham  eonnty.  leaving 
about  $6,000  unprovided  for. 

On  the  30th  November  last,  there  had  been  sold  17,280  acres 
of  the  lands  donated  by  the  General  Government  for  the  Agri- 
cultural College,  for  the  gross  sum  of  $56,880.  Of  this  amount, 
$20,060  have  been  paid  into  the  Treasury  of  the  State,  leaving 
a  balance  of  $36,820  due  from  purchasers.  Of  the  amount 
paid,  $15,000  have  been  invested  in  State  War  Bounty  Bonds, 
leaving  $5,060  yet  uninvested. 

From  lands  already  sold,  the  annual  income  is  about  $4,000, 
and  to  this  extent,  should  lessen  the  needs  of  the  College. 

It  is  to  be  hoped  that  the  time  is  not  far  in  the  future  when 
the  revenue  from  the  sale  of  lands  will  render  the  College  self- 
supporting. 

Appropriations  will  be  asked  for  current  expenses,  for  the 
debt  incurred  in  making  the  improvements  already  noticed, 
and  for  the  construction  and  furnishing  of  a  laboratory. 
Whether  an  appropriation  for  the  last-named  purpose  should 
be  made  at  the  present  session  is  for  you  to  determine. 

Since  the  opening  of  the  new  hall  the  number  of  students 
has  largely  increased,  the  attendance  in  1869  being  79,  and  in 
1870,132. 

During  the  last  year  frequent  applications  Imve  been  made 
for  the  admission  of  ladies ;  ten  have  been  admitted,  but  with- 
out formal  action  by  the  Board.  The  experiment  seems  to  have 
worked  satisfactorily.  While  I  am  strongly  in  favor  of  fur- 
nishing every  facility  for  the  education  of  women,  I  am  not 
quite  satisfied  of  the  wisdom  of  admitting  them  to  the  Agri- 
cultural College,  until  proper  provision  had  been  made  for  thai 

■ 

purpose. 


governor's  message.  11 

the  university. 

The  people  of  Michigan  have  every  reason  to  be  proud  of 
their  University.  Unlike  the  leading  colleges  of  other  States, 
it  has  not  been  favored  with  liberal  pecuniary  gifts  or  munifi- 
cent bequests,  and  does  not  possess  the  large  revenues  which 
have  been  deemed  essential  to  meet  the  wants  of  such  insti- 
tntions. 

As  the  Stat«  develops  in  wealth,  intelligence,  and  population, 
I  have  no  doubt  the  University  will  receive  such  consideration, 
aid,  and  encouragement  from  the  State,  and  from  individuals, 
as  will  ensure  its  continual  and  permanent  success,  and  enable 
it  to  offer  advantages  and  inducements,  in  all  respects  equal  to 
those  of  the  older  and  more  richly  endowed  colleges  of  the 
country.  Its  income  or  revenue  should  be  sufficient  to  secure 
the  services  of  the  requisite  number  of  professors  and  officers, 
of  large  experience  and  the  highest  attainments,  to  provide 
all  necessary  buildings,  and  to  make  needed  improvements  as 
rapidly  as  the  increasing  attendance  of  students  should  require. 

The  whole  number  of  students  for  the  college  year  of  1869 
and  1870  was  1,126,  distributed  in  the  different  departments 
as  follows:  Academical,  477;  Medical,  340;  and  Law,  309. 
The  total  number  present  on  December  1,  1870,  was  1,095,  or 
greater  than  at  a  corresponding  date  last  year.  The  steadily 
increasing  number  of  students  in  the  academical  department 
is  a  matter  of  special  gratification,  as  indicating  a  general 
desire  on  the  part  of  the  youth  of  our  State,  irrespective  of 
professional  aspirations,  to  realize  the  benefits  of  the  highest 
class  of  education.  The  average  yearly  increase  since  1865  in 
this  department  has  been  about  12^  per  cent.  In  this  connec- 
tion,  I  desire  to  call  your  attention  to  the  fact  that  the  present 
accommodations  of  the  academic  department,  with  nearly  500 
rtndents,  are  about  the  same  as  in  1855,  when  the  number  was 
.  but  155.  The  condition  of  the  department  in  this  respect  is 
a  matter  of  much  inconvenience  and  embarrassment.  The 
lack  of  recitation  and  lecture  rooms  is  very  great,  and  should 


12  ggverxor's  message. 

be  remedied  at  the  earliest  practicable  moment.  Your  atten- 
tion is  called  to  the  report  of  Acting  President  Frieze  upon  this 
matter,  and  to  his  representations  and  suggestions  concern- 
ing the  necessity  for  building  a  large  assembly  room  for  lec- 
ture, exhibition,  and  commencement  purposes. 

Perhaps  the  most  marked  event  in  connection  with  the  Uni- 
versity for  the  past  year  is  the  admission  of  young  women  to 
its  various  departments.  Thirty-one  have  been  in  attendance, 
and  this  number  will  undoubtedly  be  increased  from  year  to 
year.  The  presence  of  women  thus  far  has  worked  most  satis- 
factorily ;  they  rank  high  in  scholarship,  and  their  influence 
has  in  no  way  been  unfavorable. 

THE   DEAF,    DUMB,    AND  THE   BLIND. 

The  attractive  and  substantial  buildings  so  long  in  process 
of  construction  for  the  education  and  improvement  of  the  deaf, 
dumb,  and  the  blind  of  our  State,  are  now  nearly  completed, 
and  quite  ready  for  occupancy.  A  large  portion  of  the  work 
on  the  main  building  has  been  done  during  the  last  tAVo  3  ears. 
While  prior  to  this  timel  there  has  hardly  been  room  for  150 
pupils,  there  is  now  ample  provision  for  300;  a  capacity  doubt- 
less equal  to  the  wants  of  the  State  for  many  years  to  come, 

A  great  deficiency,  heretofore  existing,  has  been  supplied 
through  the  building  of  work-shops,  wherein  the  pupils  may 
be  taught  a  trade  or  occupation  that  will  enable  them,  when 
they  shall  go  out  from  the  Institution,  the  more  readily  to 
obtain  an  honest  livelihood. 

In  order  to  fully  finish  and  furnish  the  entire  series  of  build- 
ings, for  stock  and  tools  for  the  work-shops,  and  for  the  im- 
provement of  the  grounds,  the  Board  of  Trustees  ask  an  appro- 
priation of  tSTyToO ;  for  details  of  which,  see  report  of  the 
acting  Commissioner.  This  sum  includes  ill  0,000  for  a  stone 
portico  in  front  of  the  main  building,  and  some  other  items, 
appropriations  for  which,  in  my  judgment,  can  be  deferred  to' 
a  future  time  without  detriment  to  the  Institution. 


governor's  message.  13 

For  current  exi^nses  of  1871  and  1872,  and  for  salaries  of 
foremen  to  take  charge  of  work-shops,  185,400  are  asked. 
This  eeems  to  me  a  large  estimate  for  expenses,  but  if,  npon 
examination,  yon  find  it  necessaiT,  I  recommend  the  appro- 
priation. 

The  nnmbcr  of  ))upil8  in  1868  was  140  ;  at  the  date  of  the 
report,  December  1st,  1870,  it  was  150,  of  which  fonr-fifths 
▼ere  deaf  and  dnmb,  and  the  remainder  blind. 

ASYLUM    FOR    THE    INSANE. 

I  beg  to  call  your  special  attention  to  the  reports  of  the 
Tnutees  and  Medical  Superintendent  of  this  Institution,  and 
to  the  pressing  necessity  for  largely  increased  proTision  for  the 
cire  and  treatment  of  this  unfortunate  class  of  our  people. 

Since  the  last  biennial  report,  the  north  wing  and  the  new 
bnilding  for  chapel  and  kitchen  purposes  have  l)een  finished, 
and  the  other  portions  of  the  building  placed  in  excellent 
r^Mur.  The  asylum  building,  the  foundation  of  which  was 
laid  in  1854,  has  thus  been  completed. 

The  number  of  patients  November  30, 1868,  was  229 ;  dur- 
ing the  last  two  years  there  have  been  admitted  314,  the 
whole  number  receiving  the  benefits  of  the  asylum  during 
that  time  being  543  ;  as  improved  or  recovered,  129  were  dis- 
charged ;  removed  by  their  friends  or  by  county  authorities, 
63:  died,  46;  the  remainder  November  30,  1870,  being  305. 

It  has  for  a  long  time  been  evident  that  more  ample  provi- 
sion is  necessary  for  the  proper  care  of  the  insane  of  our  State, 
and  during  the  past  two  years  this  necessity  has  been  most 
painfully  apparent  No  sooner  was  additional  room  furnished 
b?  the  completion  of  the  north  wing  than  it  was  filled  to  the 
iktmost  capacity.  During  the  last  year,  for  want  of  room,  over 
150  pressing  applications  for  admission  were  denied. 

These  applications  have  come  from  all  classes  of  people ;  no 
one,  however  highly  fevored,  being  exempt  from  liability  to 
this  terrible  affliction ;  it  is  found  in  the  homes  of  the  rich 


14  govebkor's  message. 

and  the  poor,  the  educated  and  the  ignorant,  the  refined  and 
the  nncnltivated, — all  alike  requiring  for  their  comfort  and 
restoration  the  peculiar  care  and  treatment,  which  can  only  be 
rendered  in  a  well-organized  asylum,  under  the  charge  of  phy- 
sicians who  have  made  this  disease  a  special  study.  While 
applications  have  come  from  all  positions  in  life,  by  far  the 
most  urgent  and  importunate  were  from  county  officers,  in 
behalf  of  some  who  had  been  removed  as  incurable.  A  very 
large  proportion  of  those  seeking  admission  as  paying  patients 
have  necessarily  been  denied;  many  of  these  were  from  fami- 
lies who  have  long  been  residents  and  large  tax-payers  of  the 
State. 

The  number  of  insane  persons  in  the  United  States  is  gen- 
erally estimated  as  about  1  to  1200.  If  this  be  so,  and  Michigan 
has  its  proportion,  then  we  have  1000  of  this  most  helpless 
class  among  us,  and  have  suitable  accommodations  for  300 
only.  Probably  one-third  of  the  whole  number  in  the  State 
are  in  condition  to  l)e  eared  for  at  their  homes  or  at  private 
hospitals ;  upon  this  supposition,  in  order  to  provide  for  the 
pressing  wants  of  to-day,  to  say  nothing  of  future  wants,  our 
asylum  capacity  should  be  doubled  at  once.  It  is  a  well  estab- 
lished fact,  that  the  least  delay  in  the  treatment  of  insanity 
fearfully  increases  the  prolMibility  that  the  case  vriW  Iw  wholly 
incurable. 

In  almost  every  one  of  the  County  jwor-houses,  more  or 
less  persons  are  found  in  the  various  stages  of  this  fearful  mal- 
ady, and  this  number  is  steadily  increasing.  Many  of  these 
are  already  incurable  and  others  rapidly  becoming  so.  In  two 
of  the  counties  necessity  compelled  the  erection  of  county 
asylums  for  the  paujxjr  insane,  in  connection  with  the  poor 
house.  In  my  inaugural  message  to  the  Legislature  two  years 
ago,  I  took  occasion  to  express  my  regret  for  the  necessity  of 
such  action  on  the  part  of  counties,  and  my  conviction,  that 
the  experiment  would  prove  here,  as  it  has  in  other  States, 
wholly  unsuccessful.    It  has  indeed  proved  a  melancholy  failure. 


governor's    ME8SAGE.  15 

I  do  not  hesitate  to  express  the  conviction,  that  both  duty 
and  humanity  demand  that  the  pauper  insane  should  become 
vaidB  of  the  State,  and  that  economy  and  wise  policy  also  re- 
quire that  the  State  should  without  delay  provide  for  all  these 
unfortunates,  the  chronic,  and  the  incurable,  as  well  as  curable 
and  more  recent  cases. 

The  Asylum  at  Kalamazoo  justly  ranks  as  one  of  the  best  in 
our  whole  country ;  its  present  capacity,  however,  as  before 
stated,  is  only  sufficient  for  300  patients.  ''  Experience  has 
demonstrated  that  the  proper  administration  of  such  an  estab- 
lishment can  be  well  extended  to  500  or  600  patients."  I 
believe  it  far  better  in  point  of  economy  and  from  every  point  of 
view,  to  provide  for  present  needs  by  extending  this  institution. 
In  this  case  the  present  staff  of  officers  would  suffice,  the  cost 
of  expensive  outbuildings  and  many  other  outlays  would  be 
avoided,  and  a  considerable  reduction  made  in  the  average  cost 
of  maintenance ;  and,  what  is  of  ver}'  essential  importance,  a 
new  edifice,  in  connection  with  the  present  Asylum,  can  be 
brought  into  much  earlier  use  than  could  another  and  separate 
Asylum  in  another  location. 

Well-considered  plans  for  a  new  structure,  with  apartments 
for  250  male  patients,  have  been  prepared  by  the  able  Medical 
Saperintcndent  It  is  estimated  that  this  can  be  constructed, 
and  a  portion  of  it  finished  for  the  occupancy  of  patients 
during  the  succeeding  winter,  and  that  the  whole  can  be  com- 
pleted within  18  months  or  two  years,  at  a  cost  of  t220,000, 
provided  an  early  appropriation  be  made  for  that  purpose. 
The  completion  of  such  an  edifice  would  leave  tho  present 
dgylum  building  wholly  for  female  patients.  I  most  earnestly 
recommend  the  appropriation  for  the  above-named  purpose  of 
#100,000,  to  l)e  expended  the  present  year,  and  $120,000,  or  so 
much  thereof  as  may  be  necessary,  during  the  year  1872.  The 
Trustees  ask  for  $12,000  for  1871,  and  the  same  amount  for 
1872,  to  meet  deficiencies  in  current  expenses,  and  $3,500  for 
fomiehing  office,  cementing  foundation  walls,  and  painting. 


16  governor's  message. 

The«e  items  arc  nccc^sarr,  and  I  recommend  that  appropri- 
ations therefor  be  made.    They  also  ask  $4,800  for  the  purpose 

« 

of  purchasing  34  acres  of  land  immediately  adjoining  the 
present  grounds,  and  near  the  Asylum  building.  This  addi- 
tional land,  from  its  locality,  is  much  needed.  The  price 
named  is  deemed  by  competent  judges  to  be  extremely  mod- 
erate. I  think  the  purchase  desirable,  and  that  an  appropriation 
for  such  purpose  would  be  judicious. 

THE  REFORM  SCHOOL 

Is  in  a  satisfactory  condition,  and  doing  a  good  work.  Its 
officers  have  been  faithful  in  the  discharge  of  their  duties,  and 
unceasing  in  efforts  to  improve  the  mental  and  moral  condition 
of  the  boys,  and  fit  them  for  usefulness  in  after  life. 

Since  the  last  biennial  re])ort,  213  hate  been  received ;  98 
have  been  discharged  unconditionally ;  91  on  ticket-of-leave ; 
2  have  died;  1  escaped;  1  became  of  age;  and  4  were  dis- 
charged for  other  reasons,  leaving,  November  16, 1870,  in  the 
School,  262.  The  net  earnings  of  the  boys  for  the  last  two 
years  were  about  $10,600. 

The  work-shops  have  been  enlarged,  a  fine  new  ^ansaid 
roof  has  been  placed  on  the  family  house,  increasing  its 
capacity  from  20  to  40;  an  excellent  bam  has  been  built, 
extensive  improvements  made  on  the  &nn,  a  large  amount  of 
new  machinery  has  been  added  to  the  shops,  and  general 
repairs  made  on  all  the  buildings. 

The  family  house  is  designed  for  the  use  and  occupation 
of  those  boys  who,  by  their  good  conduct,  have  earned  this 
distinction.  The  experiment  has  not  been  without  its  draw- 
backs, yet  it  has  been  reasonably  successful. 

I  earnestly  recommend  the  thorough  testing  of  the  experi- 
ment now  being  made  in  the  management  of  this  school,  by 
combining  the  two  systems  known  as  the  congregate  and 
family  systems.  In  my  judgment  the  principle  is  sound,  and 
the  plan  entirely  feasible.    I  am  convinced  that,  in  the  manage- 


GOYERXOH'S    MESSAGE.  17 

raeut  of  these  boys,  ever}-  effort  should  be  made  to  inspire 
them  with  a  feeling  of  self-respect,  and  to  carry  out  a  system 
of  discipline  entirely  reformatory  in  its  tendencies. 

I  invite  your  attention  to  the  reports  of  the  Superintendent 
.ittd  other  officers,  and  especially  to  that  portion  referring  to 
vx  intermediate  prison,  and  to  tlie  age  at  which  boys  should 
be  admitted.  No  appropriation  is  asked  except  for  current 
expense:?. 

STATE    PIIISOX. 

The  ivports  of  the  Board  of  Inspectors,  Agent,  and  other 
itffieera.  exhibit  in  detail  the  present  condition  and  working  of 
the  State  Prison  for  the  past  two  years. 

The  nnmber  of  convicts  in  the  Prison,  November  30, 1868, 
was  C22:  Xavember  30,  1809,  G44;  and  November  30, 1870, 
663, — or  19  more  tlian  ever  before  at  any  one  time. 

I  am  much  gratified  at  being  able  to  say,  that  never  before 
was  the  condition  of  this  institution  as  satisfactory  as  it  has 
been  daring  the  jiast  two  years.  From  its  first  year  to  the 
eloee  of  1868,  with  the  single  exception  of  the  year  1860,  its 
ciuTPDt  erpeuses,  not  including  improvements,  had  largely 
eioeeded  its  earnings.  During  the  past  two  years  the  earnings 
hare  been  $24,284.63  in  excess  of  the  expenses,  over  and  above 
«veral  thousand  dollars  thereof  in  labor  and  money  expended 
in  improvements.  Not  only  has  the  management  been  success- 
ful, bat  its  general  appearance,  order,  and  discipline  have  im- 
proved. A  great  good  has  been  accomplished  by  the  comple- 
Uon  in  June  last  of  the  building  put  up  for  the  care  and 
<tinjfinement  of  insane  convicts,  whose  condition  since  their 
rpmoval  has  greatly  improved. 

This  improvement  of  the  Prison  has  been  accomplished  un- 
der many  discouraging  circumstances.  It  will  be  remembered 
that  the  Legislature  of  1867  increased  the  salaries  of  the  offi- 
eeiB  and  keepers  for  the  yeai'R  1867  and  1868.  A  bill  for  the 
le  purpose  was  before  the  Legislature  of  18G9,  but  was 
3 


18  GOTKRVOB'8  kebsage. 

fiimllj  lo0t  on  the  hut  daj  of  the  sessioiL  Being  nnwilling  to 
remain  at  a  compeneation  inadequate  to  their  Bnpport,  the 
keepers  in  a  body  resigned  their  places.  As  might  hare  been 
expected^  the  aflSurs  of  the  Prison  assumed  a  serious  aspect 
For  three  days  the  prisoners  were  kept  in  their  cells,  thus  caus- 
ing a  loss  to  the  State  of  the  labor  of  about  six  hundred  men 
for  that  time.  The  excellent  Board  of  Inspectors,  then  re- 
cently appointed,  being  fally  satisfied,  after  mature  delibera- 
tion, that  the  salaries  formerly  received  by  the  keepers  were  not 
too  large,  and  that  suitable  persons  could  not  be  obtained  at 
the  salaries  fixed  by  law,  accepted  the  resignation  of  the  keep- 
ers and  appointed  them  as  guards,  with  a  compensation  equal 
to  what  they  had  been  paid  as  keepers  under  the  law  of  1867. 
This  action  of  the  Board  received  my  full  approval.  I  concur 
entirely  in  the  opinion,  expressed  by  the  Board  in  their  report, 
*^  that  it  is  a  great  mistake  to  suppose  that  almost  any  person 
will  do  for  a  keeper  in  a  State  Prison,"  and  "  that  nothing  so 
effectually  preserves  discipline  as  competent  assistants.'^ 

The  proper  and  successful  management  of  such  an  institu* 
tion,  with  reference  to  its  penal  and  reformatory  designs,  as 
well  as  financial  affairs,  requires  peculiar  qualifications  in  those 
having  charge  of  the  same. 

Frequent  change  of  ofiicers  is  exceedingly  injurious.  I  am 
of  the  opinion  that  the  salaries  jMud  the  Agent  and  otiier 
officers  are  entirely  below  what  they  should  be,  and  do  not 
believe  competent  and  suitable  men  can  be  had  and  retained 
without  an  increase.  I  therefore  recommend  such  addition  to 
the  salaries  as  will  cure  this  defect  and  difficulty  in  the  prison 
management. 

The  Ijegislaturo  of  1869  appropriated  1 15,000  for  a  building 
to  bo  used  for  chapel,  bath-room,  and  storage.  The  Board,  after 
ftill  examination,  visiting  other  prisons,  and  consultation  with 
experiencoti  prison  builders  and  architects,  came  to  the  conclu- 
sion that  it  would  l^e  wise  to  defer  this  expenditure,  in  order 
that  other  neeile^l  improvements  might  be  made  at  the  same 


goternob's  message.  19 

time.  The  appropriation,  therefore,  remains  in  the  Treaaiiry. 
in  imperative  necessity  exists  for  a  remodeling  and  improye- 
ment  to  some  extent,  if  not  enlargement,  of  the  Prison.  The 
buQdingB  and  walls  were  erected  many  years  ago,  when  the 
State  was  new,  and  when  bnt  little  was  known  or  thonght  of 
what  sach  an  institation  should  be.  There  is  no  chapel ;  the 
hoqiital  arrangements  ate  very  imperfect,  being  limited  to  a 
Bingle  room,  where  all  the  sick  are  huddled  together, — ^the 
severely  sick,  those  suffering  from  contagions  or  infections  dis« 
eases,  and  the  convalescent;  there  are  no  bathing  accommoda- 
tions; the  roof  of  each  wing  is  in  bad  condition,  requiring 
constant  outlay  for  repairs ;  the  walls  of  the  prison  are  too 
low,  thus  placing  before  the  inmates  a  constant  temptation  to 
escape,  and  the  prison  yard  is  too  contracted,  crowding  the 
shops  too  near  the  walls  for  either  safety  or  convenience. 

After  long  deliberation  and  visiting  the  prisons  of  other 
States,  the  Board  concluded  to  have  plans  prepared  with  a 
new  to  the  making  of  such  alterations  and  improvements  as 
would  be  of  permanent  value,  and  make  the  Prison  more 
nearly  what  the  enlightened  spirit  of  the  age  demands,  at  the 
suae  time  increasing  its  capacity. 

Hans  were  prepared  by  an  experienced  architect  in  prison 
bniUing,  who  visited  Jackson  for  that  purpose,  the  cost  of  the 
IRopooed  improvements  being  estimated  as  follows : 
Fhni.  To  erect  at  the  centre  of  the  Prison  an 
octagon    building  for   kitchen,  guard  room, 

school-room,  and  chapel  purposes $25,000  00 

S$c9tuL  The  constimction  of  48  well-lighted  and 
16  privileged  cells,  and  improvement  and  en- 
largement rendered  feasible  by  the  erection  of 

the  centre  building 10,000  00 

Tlird  To  raise  the  walls  sufficiently  for  the  con- 
liruction  of  another  tier  of  cells,  and  covering 
the  entire  building  with  slate 22,000  00 


^0  governoe's  kbssage. 

Fourth,  Building  a  new  tier  of  cells  in  each 
wing,  thus  increasing  the  cells  178 $26,000  00 

FSfth.  To  erect  a  hospital  building 15,000  00 

Sixth.  For  conveiiing  the  solitary  prison  into  an 
engine  room,  bath  and  store-room,  and  placing 
therein  an  engine  and  apparatus  for  cooking, 
and  warming  the  whole  structure 13,000  00 

Seventh.  Extending  the  east  wall,  and  making 
the  entire  wall  24  feet  high 30,000  00 

Making  the  total  estimated  cost 1141,000  00 

Such  an  expenditui*e  may  appear  large,  but  most  of  it  is 
absolutely  essential  to  the  proper  classification,  care,  and  con- 
trol of  the*  inmates,  and  is  demanded  by  the  dictates  of  justice 
and  humanity. 

By  omitting  the  construction  of  the  additional  tiers  of  cells 
in  the  two  wings,  the  cost  of  the  improvements  would  be 
reduced  to  $115,000,  To  partially  meet  this  amount,  there  is, 
as  I  have  already  said,  an  unexpended  appropriation  of  $15,000, 
and  a  surplus  of  earnings  of  $20,000.  It  is  believed  the  sur- 
plus earnings  of  1871  and  1872  will  reach  $20,000,  which  may 
be  applied  to  the  same  purpose.  The  Board  are  of  the  opinion 
that  an  appropriation  of  $65,000,  in  addition  to  the  amounts 
stated,  will  be  sufficient  to  perfect  these  greatly  needed 
improvements.  Believing  that  such  an  appropriation  would 
be  wise,  I  recommend  that  it  be  made.  In  another  connection 
I  refer  to  the  subject  of  prison  discipline,  and  in  this,  need  only 
to  add  that  the  tendency  of  civilization  as  well  as  the  duty  of 
Christian  sympathy  for  the  unfortunate — though  criminal — 
is  to  ameliorate  their  condition,  and  use  all  proper  efforts  for 
their  I'eformation.  I  believe,  for  the  accomplishment  of  these 
ends,  our  criminal  laws  might  wisely  receive  revision. 

The  reports  of  the  Inspectors,  Agent,  and  other  officers  of 
the  Prison  contain  many  valuable  suggestions  to  which  your 
attention  is  respectfully  invited,  and  especially  to  that  portion 


governor's   message.  21 

relating  to  the  subject  of  paying,  conditioned  on  good  behavior, 
to  the  prisoner  upon  his  discharge,  or  to  his  family  during  his 
confinement,  a  part  of  his  earnings. 

fH)MMISSIOX  FOR  THE  EXAMINATION  OF  PENAL,  REFORMATORY, 

AND  CHARITABLE  INSTITUTIONS. 

The  Board  of  Commissioners  for  the  examination  and  im- 
prorement  of  Penal,  Eeformatory,  and  Charitable  Institutions, 
appointed  in  pursuance  of  Joint  Resolution  No.  38,  laws  of 
1869,  has  been  most  untiring  in  the  discharge  of  its  duties. 
The  work  placed  upon  the  Commission  was  of  the  gravest  im- 
portance, not  only  to  the  unfortunate  inmates  of  these  institu- 
tions, but  to  the  well-being  of  society  at  large,  and  required 
much  time  and  labor.  For  the  last  year  and  a  half  the  mem- 
bers  of  the  Board  have  devoted  a  large  share  of  theii*  time  to 
the  object  of  their  appointment.  They  have  made  frequent 
Tigits  to  the  County  Jails,  Poor-Houses,  Prisons,  and  other  in- 
stitntions  of  Michigan,  and  have  likewise  visited  similar  insti- 
tutions of  other  States.  The  result  of  these  efficient  labors 
will  be  found  in  the  full  and  valuable  report  of  the  Board, 
which  has  been  printed  for  the  use  of  the  Legislature.  The 
discussion  of  the  merits  and  demerits  of  the  various  classes  of 
public  institutions  visited  by  the  Commission,  is  most  thorough 
and  able.  The  length  of  the  report,  embracing  as  it  does 
many  most  imiK>rtant  subjects,  and  the  late  day  at  which  it  was 
placed  in  my  hands,  have  prevented  me  from  giving  to  some 
of  the  recommendations  contained  therein,  that  careful  reflec- 
tion which  their  importance  demands. 

VThile  I  may  not  be  able  to  coincide  in  all  the  views  advanced 
in  this  report,  I  deem  the  subjects  discussed  of  such  vital  inter- 
est as  to  merit,  and  I  doubt  not  thev  will  receive,  your  earnest 
&nd  thoughtful  consideration. 

The  condition  of  our  county  jails  is  generally  bad,  and  in 
many  cases  wretched  and  deplorable  in  the  extreme,  I  have 
long  been  convinced  that  they  are  hot-beds  of  yice.    They  are 


^2  governor's  message. 

nsed  chiefly  for  the  detention  of  persons  charged  with  crime. 
The  young,  the  old,  the  unfortunate  and  the  depraved,  the 
innocent  and  the  guilty,  are  thrown  together  in  one  common 
room,  where,  for  a  longer  or  shorter  time,  they  are  deprived  of 
all  good  influence,  and  instructed  by  hardened  villains  in  all 
manner  of  iniquity. 

The  whole  system  is  bad,  and,  if  it  cannot  be  abolished,  it 
certainly  can  be  improved.  The  young  and  the  innocent  should 
not  be  contaminated  by  forced  association  with  the  vicious, 
already  steeped  in  crime.  The  jails  should  be  so  constructed 
as  to  prevent  this  promiscuous  intercourse,  and  efforts  should 
be  made  to  furnish  employment  to  the  inmates.  I  am  of  the 
opinion  that  the  jails  could  be  made  to  answer  their  proper 
purposes  better,  and  to  a  large  extent  be  relieved  of  their 
degrading  tendencies,  if  placed  directly  under  State  supervision. 

The  poor  are  found  in  every  country  and  in  every  com- 
munity, and  no  duty  is  more  plainly  recognized  than  that  of 
caring  for  and  pi'oviding  for  them.  As  a  State,  Michigan  has 
done  nothing  in  the  way  of  establishing  alms-houses.  That 
great  evils  exist  in  the  county  poor-house  system,  cannot 
admit  of  a  doubt  In  most  cases  this  is  not  chargeable  to  the 
want  of  humanity,  but  to  lack  of  information  on  the  part  of 
the  people  as  to  the  real  condition  of  things,  and  the  serious 
defects  of  the  system.  While  a  large  proportion  of  the  in- 
mates of  poor-houses  of  both  sexes  have  been  brought  there 
from  the  effects  of  intemperance  or  debauchery,  and  in  many 
cases  debased  and  vile,  both  in  body  and  mind,  no  small  num- 
ber are  there  of  a  very  different  character,  and  from  very  different 
causes.  Among  these  are  children  of  all  ages,  respected  old 
age,  the  infirm,  idiots,  a,nd  insane  persons.  In  but  few  of  the 
poor-houses  is  it  possible  to  separate  the  various  classes,  or  to 
make  suitable  hospital  arrangements.  The  deficiency  of  proper 
medical  attendance  is  another  great  evil,  due  mainly  to  the 
extremely  small  salaries  allowed  for  that  purpose. 


OOVSaNOB'S    1IES8A0E.  23 

DefectiTe,  however,  as  is  the  whole  systemy  in  no  other  par- 
ticnlar  is  it  so  terribly  revolting,  not  to  say  inhuman^  as  in  its 
cue  (if  such  it  may  be  called)  of  those  who  have  been  deprived 
of  their  reason, — ^ihe  insane. 

It  is  sad  to  think  of  the  large  number  of  children  and  yonth 
]daoed  in  these  poor-houses,  the  baleful  influences  with  which 
their  young  lives  are  surrounded,  and  to  know  that  with  such 
aaKMsiations  the  character  is  forming  for  the  future  lives  of 
men  and  women. 

I  commend  the  recommendation  of  the  Board  upon  this- 
sabject,  trusting  that  if  the  evils  which  they  so  clearly  define- 
cannot  be  wholly  removed,  they  may  at  least  be  largely 
diminished. 

The  attention  of  the  philanthropic  and  thoughtful  has  for 
a  long  time  been  drawn  to  the  subject  of  punishment  for  the 
vioibtion  of  law  and  the  commission  of  crime,  the  different 
fjBtiana  of  punitive  and  reformatory  institutions,  the  manage- 
mtaxt  of  these,  and  prison  discipline  generally.  In  all  ages,^ 
both  human  and  divine  law  have  recognized  the  necessity  of 
ponifihment  for  the  commission  of  crimes.  It  is  necessary,  for 
the  pcotection  of  society,  that  all  should  understand  that  after 
crisie  will  come  retribution.  It  should,  however,  never  be  for-^ 
gotten  that  not  unfrequently  persons  have  been  convicted  and 
imprisoned  for  offenses  of  which  they  were  entirely  innocent,. 
that  all  criminals  are  not  equally  depraved,  and  that  even  the 
more  obdurate  and  hardened  have  both  souls  and  bodies.  In 
all  cases  every  proper  encouragement  should  be  given  to  induce 
the  reformation  of  the  convict. 

The  infliction  upon  the  guilty  of  penalties  such  as  will,  for 
the  time  at  least,  deprive  them  of  the  opportunity  to  commit 
other  offenses,  has  not  been  difficult  of  accomplishment,  but 
to  what  extent  punishment  shall  be  carried,  and  the  means 
moat  likely  to  result  in  the  reformation  of  the  criminal,  have 
not  been  so  easy  of  solution. 


ti  6OTERN0RS    XCSSAGE. 

An  int^nnediate  prison,  to  occapy  a  place  between  houses  of 
detention  and  the  State  Prison,  is  mnch  needed^  and  will  soon 
— if  ithasnotalreadT — ^become  an  absolute  necessity.  Whether 
or  not  satisfactory  arrangements  can  be  made  with  the  Board 
of  Inspectors  and  Superintendent  of  the  Detroit  House  of 
Correction,  for  present  purposes,  can  easUy  be  ascertained. 

I  haye  elsewhere  made  suggestions  as  to  the  improyement  of 
all  these  institutions,  and  I  would  add,  that  in  my  judgment 
many  of  the  defects  in  the  present  management  are  owing,  not 
more  to  the  system  than  to  the  want  of  an  effectiyc  State 
supervision  oyer  all  prisons  and  prison  officials. 

I  desire  especially  to  call  your  attention  to  the  recommend- 
ation of  the  Commission,  for  the  appointment  of  a  Board  of 
State  Commissioners,  who  shall  haye  the  supen  ision,  and,  to 
some  extent,  the  control  of  all  penal  and  reformatory  institu- 
tions, now  or  hereafter  established  in  the  State.  Such  a  com- 
mission, wisely  selected,  would,  I  am  confident,  render  a  seryice 
almost  invaluable,  and  I  therefore  recommend  its  establishment 
by  law. 

I  commend  the  whole  of  this  report  to  your  carefiil  exam- 
ination. Should  vou  not  be  able  to  coincide  in  all  of  the 
views  and  recommendations  therein  contained,  some  of  them 
will  undoubtedly  meet  your  approval,  and  such,  I  trust,  will 
receive  vour  favorable  action. 

STATE   L:VXD8  AND   ROADS. 

One  of  the  most  important  departments  of  the  State  Gov- 
ernment is  the  Land  Office.  The  rejiort  of  the  Commissioner 
presents  the  condition  of  the  State  Lands,  with  suggestions  as 
to  needed  amendments  of  laws  connected  with  that  depart- 
ment, to  which  I  respectfully  call  your  attention. 

The  Director  of  the  State  Geological  Survey  having  reported 
to  me  that  the  lands  in  several  townships  along  the  northern 
shore  of  Lake  Michigan  were  underlaid  with  rich  deposits  of 
iron  ore,  the  Commissioner,  with  my  approval,  withdrew  the 


ooverxor's  mebsage.  25 

lands  ^m  niiirket.  He  recommends  siieh  logislatiou  as 
may  be  necedsary  to  procure  a  thorough  survey  of  tliese  lands 
and  report  of  the  same,  and  that,  until  this  be  accomplished. 
thev  be  withheld  from  market.  In  this  recommendation  I 
fnllv  concur. 

During  the  last  two  years,  nearly  f)00,000  acres  of  State 
lands  have  been  sold  or  disposed  of,  under  existing  laws,  as 
follows : 

Primarv  School  Lauds. 47,284 .  06  acivs. 

-Vgricultural  College  Jjands 16,760 

UnirerBitv  Lands 88.25 

Asylum  Lands 360 

Salt  Spring  Lands 456.40 

Swamp  Lands. -.. 531,059.81 


Total--- - 596,009.42 


Tnder  Act  Xo.  97,  Laws  of  1869,  graduating  the  price  of 
such  Swamp  Lands  as  had  not  already  been  placed  in  market, 
10^72  28  acres  have  been  sold  or  reserved  on  contracts  for 
road&,  for  $72,411  26,  being  an  average  of  $6  78^  per  aere,  and 
netting  the  State  $59,195  91  over  and  above  the  minimum 
price  formerly  established  for  Swamp  Lands. 

Including  18,823. 92  acres  of  what  are  designated  Indemnity 
Lands ;  5,813,132 .  50  acres  of  Swamp  Lands  have  been  patented 
to  the  State,  of  which  3,179,340.14  acres  were  in  the  Lower 
Peninaula*  and  2,633,792 .  36  acres  in  the  Upper. 

Of  these  lands  the  following  amounts  have  been  sold  or  dis- 
posed of: 
In  the  Southern  Peninsula : 

Soldforcash - 438,742.35  acres. 

Patented  imderJIomestead  Acts 61,077 .  75      " 

|0f  which  10,230.72  acres  were  patented 
in  1860  and  1870.) 
4 


26  oovbbnob's  hessaob. 

Licensed,  but  not  patented^  under  same 

acts 94,451.22  acre& 

(Of  which  46,374.66  acres  were 

licensed  in  1869  and  1870.) 
Sold  and  patented  for  roads  and  ditches..l,258;063 .  29      '' 

(Of  which  461,394.78  acres  were 

patented  in  1869  and  1870.) 

Reserved  on  road  and  ditch  contract^. . .  248,982 .17      '* 

Disposed  of  under  special  acts 52,873 .  28      " 

Total 2,154,190.06      « 

In  the  Northern  Peninsula : 

Soldforcash 59,126.34      " 

Patented  under  Homestead  Acts _  _  585 .  95      " 

Licensed  under  same  acts 3,474.43 

Sold  and  patented  for  roads  and  ditches.  227,252 .  93 

Reserved  on  Road  and  Ditch  contracts. ..  70,236 .  47      ** 

Disposed  of  under  special  acts.  _ 142,552 . 95 


u 


Total 503,229.07      " 

In  the  Lower  Peninsula,  1,025,150.08  acres  remain  subject 
to  entry,  and  in  the  Upper,  2,130,563. 29  acres.  It  should, 
liowever,  be  remembered  that  appropriations  have  been  made 
for  a  large  number  of  roads,  which  have  not  yet  been  con- 
structed It  is,  therefore,  at  least  doubtful  whether,  of  the 
lands  now  remaining  in  the  Lower  Peninsula,  after  deducting 
those  of  so  little  value  as  to  be  unavailable,  all  or  very  nearly 
all  will  not  be  required  to  meet  these  appropriations.  In  fact;, 
it  appears  from  the  report  of  the  Swamp  Land  State  Boad 
Commissioner  that  but  205,710.89  acres  of  these  lands 
remain  unappropriated. 

During  the  years  1869  and  1870,  by  means  of  Swamp  Land 
grants,  560  miles  and  20  rods  of  wagon  roads  have  been  fully 
constructed  and  the  work  approved ;  in  addition  to  which,  229 
miles  and  307  rods  are  nearly  completed,  but  not  sufficiently 


qovsskor's  message.  27 

•0  for  final  acceptance.  There  have  also  been  constracted  18 
miks  and  58  rods  of  ditches. 

I  am  clearly  of  the  opiniou  that  some  of  the  roads  author- 
iied  by  law,  but  not  yet  constructed,  should  be  abandoned  and 
the  appropriations  withdrawn.  I  also  belieye  that  further  ap* 
propriations,  to  any  considerable  extent,  of  lands  in  the  Lower 
Peninsula,  should  not  be  made,  until  the  roads  already  author* 
ixed  are  completed  or  abandoned,  and  that  such  as  may  be 
made  should  be  confined  to  work  actually  necessary  to  be  done 
in  the  newer  portions  of  the  State. 

The  Beport  of  the  Swamp  Land  Road  Gommissioner  for  the 
Lower  Peninsula  contains  much  information,  and  important 
fluggestions,  relative  to  his  department,  which  should,  and  I 
doubt  not  will,  receive  your  careful  examination. 

ST.  mart's  falls  ship  cakal. 

A  large  and  steadily  increasing  business  has  attended  the 
operations  of  this  canal  during  the  years  1869  and  1870.  The 
reedpts  for  tolls  in  1869  leached  $31,579  96;  in  1870, 
141,842  30,  amounting  for  the  two  years  to  $73,422  26.  The 
lolls  for  the  year  1870  were  $8,326  76,  or  about  25  per  cent 
laiger  than  for  any  previous  year. 

During  the  biennial  period  just  past,  the  pier  on  the  north 
side,  at  the  west  end  of  the  canal,  has  been  extended  three 
hundred  feet  Six  of  the  old  gate  towers  have  been  removed, 
new  ones  constructed  in  their  places.  The  lower  lock 
have  been  rebuilt,  and  extensive  and  general  repairs  made 
orer  the  whole  work* 

The  increased  business  of  1870,  over  any  former  year,  is  to 
be  largely  attributed  to  the  completion  of  the  railroad  from 
Duhith  at  the  head  of  Lake  Superior,  to  St.  Paul  on  the  Mis- 
awnppi,  and  is  but  the  foreshadowing  of  what  may  be  expected 
iriien  the  Northern  Pacific,  and  other  great  lines  of  railway 
DOW  being  constructed,  and  more  or  less  tributary  to  Lake 
Superior,  are  completed  and  opened  to  trafific 


28  governor's  mehsage. 

This  canal  has  ever  been  considered  a  national  work.  It  wta 
constructed  by  an  appropriation  of  the  General  Government 
for  the  commerce  of  the  whole  Northwest,  and  not  for  Mich- 
igan alone,  but  being  within  her  limits,  was  placed  under  Stat< 
control,  for  the  greater  convenience  of  management. 

Recognizing  its  great  and  growing  importance  to  the  com- 
mercial interests  of  the  Northwest,  and  the  necessity  for  itf 
•enlargement,  Congress,  at  its  last  session,  appropriated  $150, 
000  for  the  improvement  of  the  St.  Mary's  River  and  Canal 
The  kind  of  improvements  to  be  made,  and  the  expenditnn 
of  the  appropriation,  were  placed  by  the  War  Department  ii 
the  hands  of  Major  0.  M.  Poe,  of  the  Engineer  Corps,  XJnitec 
States  Army.  In  his  report.  Major  Poe  says  the  new  worl 
recommended  *'  in'  magnitude  is  quite  equivalent  to  th< 
original  work  of  constructing  the  present  canal,"  and  wil 
practically  double  its  capacity. 

It  is  contemplated  to  deepen  the  canal  so  as  to  increase  th( 
depth  of  water  to  fourteen  feet,  or  about  three  and  one-hal 
feet  deeper  than  at  present;  to  change  the  present  sloping 
side-walls,  and  make  them  nearly  vertical,  by  which  means  ih< 
width  of  the  canal  will  be  increased  nearly  fifty  per  cent;  fe 
construct  an  additional  set  of  locks  on  the  south  side  of  thoa 
now  used,  and  at  the  head  of  each  set  of  locks  to  constrac 
guard  gates,  to  avoid  interruption  of  navigation  wheneve 
either  lock  is  not  in  condition  to  be  used. 

The  appropriation  already  made  will  be  devoted  to  the  uppe 
end  of  the  canal,  removing  the  guard  gates  from  their  presen 
position  to  a  point  TOO  feet  nearer  the  head  of  the  canal,  8n< 
bringing  the  improvement  of  the  prism  from  the  head  of  th 
canal  down  to  include  the  new  guard  gates.  Contracts  hav 
been  made  for  this  work,  to  be  completed  before  the  openin] 
of  navigation  in  the  spring  of  the  present  year.  The  enginee 
in  charge  has  asked  from  Congress  an  additional  appropriatioi 
of  $500,000  for  the  next  vear. 


aOVEBKOR'8    MESSAGE.  29^ 

POKIAGE   LAKE   AND  LAKE  SUPERIOR  SHIP  CANAL. 

By  an  Act  of  Congress,  approved  March  3, 1865,  the  right 
eonferred  upon  the  State  of  Michigan  of  locating  and 
constmcting  a  breakwater,  harbor,  and  ship  canal  to  connect 
the  waters  of  Lake  Superior  with  those  of  Portage  Lake,  and 
for  the  purpose  of  aiding  in  constructing  and  completing  these 
▼orks,  200,000  acres  of  public  lands  wei-e  granted  to  the  State* 

On  the  18th  of  the  same  month  the  Legislature  of  the  State 
accepted  the  grant,  and  conferred  the  lands  upon  the  Portage 
Lake  and  Lake  Superior  Ship  Canal  Company,  upon  con- 
ditions and  with  privileges  as  provided  in  Act  No.  216,  Laws 
of  186a.  By  a  subsequent  Act  of  Congress,  approved  July  3d, 
I860,  a  second  grant  of  200,000  acres  was  made  for  the  same 
{Nirpose,  and  this  w^as  accepted  by  the  State  in  Act  Xo.  469, 
Session  I^ws  of  1867. 

By  comparing  the  Act  of  Congress,  conferring  upon  the 
State  the  first  200,000  acres  for  this  canal,  with  the  act  ap- 
prored  August  26, 1852,  granting  land  to  the  State  to  aid  in 
the  ooBStmction  of  the  St.  Mary's  Falls  Ship  Canal,  it  will  be 
seen  that  the  grants  in  both  cases  were  made  in  almost  pre- 
iisely  the  same  form  and  words,  and  for  the  same  general  pur- 
pose, viz.,  the  construction  of  great  public  works,  by  means  of 
pablic  hmds,  for  the  public  benefit. 

It  will  be  seen  firom  the  reports  of  the  otficers  of  the  com- 
pany, that  the  400,000  acres  of  land  selected  by  their  agents 
uM^nde  many  of  the  best  pine  and  iron  lands  in  the  Upper 
Peninsula,  and  are  estimated  as  of  very  great  value.  These 
lands,  by  the  terms  of  the  Act  of  the  Legislature,  will  be  ^^free 
of  any  tax  for  the  term  of  four  years"  from  the  time  of  the 
acceptance  of  the  canal,  '*  if  so  long  held  by  said  company.'' 

Although  this  work,  of  great  importance  to  the  business 
bterests  of  the  Northwest,  and  especially  to  that  of  Lake 
Superior,  is  being  constructed  at  the  public  cost,  the  company, 
apon  whom  the  lands  were  conferred,  claim  that  they  are  not 
«^>ntraetor8  for  the  construction  of  a  public  work,  but  that  on 


30  GOYEBNOR'S    MS88AGB. 

the  completion  of  the  canal  they  will  become  not  only  abflolate 
owners  of  the  400^000  acres  of  land^  but  of  the  canal  itselC 
The  only  ground  upon  which  their  claim  is  based,  is  the  pecu- 
liar language  or  constniction  of  Section  6,  Act  No.  216,  Ses- 
sion Laws  of  1865. 

Whatever  may  have  been  the  intention  of  the  Legislature  as 
regards  the  ownership  of  the  canal,  it  is  very  clear  as  to  the 
right  and  duty  of  the  Legislature  to  regulate  and  determine 
the  tolls  to  be  received  for  the  use  of  the  canal  and  harbor, 
and  also  to  cause  the  same  so  far  as  necessary  to  be  applied  to 
the  improvement  and  pre^rvation  of  the  same  in  such  manner 
as  it  may  prescribe. 

The  engineer  appointed  by  me,  in  conformity  with  the  act 
of  the  Legislature,  to  supervise  the  work  in  behalf  of  the  State, 
reports  a  very  large  amount  of  work  as  having  been  done 
during  the  last  two  years,  and  expresses  the  hope  that  the 
canal  may  be  completed  and  opened  to  the  commerce  of  the 
lakes  during  the  present  year.  This  report  will  be  placed 
before  you. 

It  therefore  devolves  upon  you  to  fix  the  tolls  to  be  received, 
and  the  manner  in  which  they  shall  be  applied,  as  fisir  as  neces- 
sary to  the  improvement  and  preservation  of  the  canal. 

GEOLOGICAL    8URVET. 

The  Legislature  of  1869  made  provision  for  resuming  the 
geological  survey  of  the  State ;  one-half  of  the  annual  appro- 
priation was  required  to  be  expended  in  the  Upper  Peninsula, 
and  the  remaining  half  in  the  Lower. 

The  State  Geological  Board,  under  whose  supervision  the 
work  was  to  be  prosecuted,  and  appropriations  expended, 
appointed  as  Director  of  Suney,  Prof.  Alexander  Winchell, 
who  had  filled  the  same  position  in  the  geological  investiga- 
tions of  former  years.  The  Director  immediately  entered  upon 
the  discharge  of  his  duties;  detailed  plans  for  a  systematic  and 
most  thorough  exploration  of  the  whole  State  were  made,  and 
two  corps  of  assistants,  one  for  each  Peninsula,  were  organized. 


ooybbnob's  message.  31 

This  important  urork  has  been  carried  forward  as  extensively 
and  rapidly  as  the  limited  appropriation  would  allow.  The 
results  of  the  researches  already  made,  and  the  work  accom- 
plished, will  far  more  than  repay  the  expenditures.  The  surrey 
has  indicated  the  existence  of  valuable  iron  ore  underlying 
thirteen  townships,  and  has  yielded  much  other  useful  inform- 
ation. The  value  of  these  investigatiouB  and  researches  is  of  a 
permanent  character,  and  not  confined  to  any  one  section  or 
interest  of  the  State. 

The  report  of  Prof.  Winchell  will  be  laid  before  you,  and 
wDl  he  found  full  of  interest.  It  also  contains  a  carefully  pre- 
pared estimate  of  the  cost  of  properly  completing  this  impor- 
tant work,  undertaken  by  the  State.  I  respectfully  submit  to 
jour  consideration,  whether  it  may  not  be  advisable  somewhat 
to  increase  the  annual  appropriation  for  this  purpose,  rather 
than  prolong  the  survey  for  a  series  of  years. 

No  provision  was  made  in  the  act  of  1869  for  printing  or 
pahKahing  the  documents  or  reports  which  might  be  made 
from  time  to  time. 

For  information  on  this  subject,  I  refer  you  to  the  report  of 
the  Director.  These  reports  to  be  of  service  should  be  pub- 
liriied  I  recommend  that  the  State  Geological  Board  be  au- 
tiiorized  to  publish  these  reports  when  prepared  by  the  Direc- 
tor, and  that  proper  appropriations  be  made  therefor. 

IMMIGB^TIOK. 

In  pursuance  of  an  Act  of  the  Legislature  of  1869,  giving 
authority  for  such  puipose,  I  appointed  M.  H.  Allardt,  of  Sag- 
inaw, Commissioner  of  Emigration,  to  reside  in  Germany,  and 
to  act  in  concert  with  him,  John  W.  Beisig,  of  Monroe,  as 
local  agent,  to  reside  in  this  country,  the  appointment  of  the 
former  dating  May  20th,  1869,  and  of  the  latter,  July  1st  of 
the  same  year. 

The  months  of  June  and  July,  1869,  were  occupied  by  the 
Commissioner  in  visiting  different  parts  of  the  State,  collecting 


32  OOV£RNOR*8    M£8SAG(L 

such  iufbrmation  as  might  be  of  service  in  furthering  the 
object  of  his  appointment.  In  August  he  sailed  for  Qermany. 
accompanied  by  the  local  agent,  and  upon  his  an*ival  there, 
established  his  headquarters  at  Frankfort.  At  this  point  a 
pamphlet  was  at  once  issued,  containing  a  map  of  Michigan,  u 
brief  description  of  the  climate  and  resources  of  the  State, 
and  setting  forth  generally  the  advantages  offered  to  those 
desirous  of  leaving  the  "  old  country."'  Mr.  Reisig  spent  sev- 
eral weeks  in  various  parts  of  Germany,  furnishing  information 
to  the  people  bearing  directly  on  the  object  of  his  mission, 
returning  to  Michigan  in  October  with  46  emigrants.  In  the 
early  part  of  last  year  he  again  visited  Germany,  and  retunied 
with  13C  emigrants. 

After  a  short  residence  in  Frankfort,  Mr.  Allardt  removed 
to  Hamburg,  that  being  by  him  considered  the  better  point 
for  the  accomplishmeiit  of  his  work.  Here  he  established  u 
small  monthly  paper  entitled  the  "'  Michigan  Guide,''  devoted 
to  general  information  on  the  subject  of  immigration,  referring 
particularly  to  Michigan.  The  pamphlet  before  referred  to 
was  largely  distributed,  and  about  2,000  copies  of  the  paper 
have  been  each  month  gratuitously  circulated  in  Germany. 
Bohemia,  and  Hungary.  The  circulation  of  the  pamphlet  and 
paper  has  been  the  means  of  calling  very  general  attention  to 
Michigan.  The  time  of  the  Commissioner  has  been  fully  occu- 
pied in  frequent  journcyings  for  the  purpose  of  conferring 
with  people,  and  furnishing  information  in  regard  to  our  State, 
and  in  correspondence  with  persons  contemplating  emigration 
to  this  countr}'. 

At  the  breaking  out  of  the  war  between  Prussia  and  France, 
large  numbers  were  making  preparations  to  leave  Germany  for 
Michigan ;  but  this  unfortunate  rupture  between  the  two  coun- 
tries mentioned,  has  for  the  time  being  put  an  end  to  emigra- 
tion therefrom.  It  is  believed,  however,  that  when  peace  shall 
have  returned,  the  influx  of  people  from  Germany  will  be 
greater  than  at  any  former  period. 


GOVSRirOB'S    MESSAOE.  33 

On  the  return  of  the  local  agent  from  Europe  he  established 
himself  in  New  York,  and  devoted  his  time  to  receiying  and 
fi»iraiding  all  emigrants  arriving  at  that  pointy  whose  destina- 
tion was  Michigan. 

The  reports  from  Castle  Garden  show  that  2,500  Germans  des- 
tined for  this  State  arrived  at  that  port  during  the  first  eleven 
months  of  the  year  1870;  of  this  number  557  are  reported  as 
baving  been  forwarded  directly  through  the  agency  of  the  State 
CommiflBioner,  while  through  the  same  agency  the  attention  of 
t  much  greater  portion  had  been  called  to  the  State. 

MtLITABY  DBPARTMEKT. 

From  the  reports  of  the  Adjutant  and  Quartermaster  Gen- 
erdSy  yon  will  learn  the  condition  of  this  Department  The 
entire  militia  of  the  State  consists  of  four  companies  of 
infimtry,  organized  as  State  troops.  During  the  past  two 
yeaiB  several  companies  have  organized,  and  about  as  many 
have  disbanded. 

From  the  Quartermaster  General's  report  if  will  be  seen 
that  the  State  is  in  possession  of  a  large  amount  of  ordnance 
and  ordnance  stores,  which  are  rendered  useless  by  the  issue 
by  the  United  States  Ordnance  Department  of  new  breech- 
loaders, with  ammunition  for  that  class  of  arms  only. 

Under  the  United  States  law,  there  is  now  due  the  State, 
(h>m  the  Ordnance  Department,  on  account  of  its  quota  for 
snning  the  militia,  129,870  57,  for  which  tl^e  new  kind  of 
anus  and  stores  may  be  drawn.  The  Quartermaster  General 
recommends  that  those  now  on  hand  be  sold,  as  they  are  of  no 
service  to  the  State,  and  will  soon  become,  if  they  are  not 
theadv,  valueless.  I  have  no  doubt  it  would  be  well  to  dis- 
pose  of  them,  but  can  find  no  authority  of  law  for  so  doing. 

I  recommend  that  authority  be  given  to  the  Governor  to 
dispose  of  all  ordnance  and  ordnance  stores  that  are  of  no 
valne  to  the  State. 


34  governor's  message. 

The  duties  devolving  upon  the  State  Military  Board  have 
been  faithfully  discharged ;  though  always  acting  with  a  view 
to  economy,  it  has  never  been  found  wanting  in  its  kind  care 
for  the  infirm  and  needy  soldiers  of  Michigan.  Such  persons 
as  required  temporary  aid  have  been  provided  for  at  the  Home 
at  Harper  Hospital,  while  those  requiring  aid  of  a  more  per- 
manent character  have  been  sent  to  the  National  Asylum. 

There  remained  at  the  Home,  December  1,  1868,  13 ; 
received  since,  133 ;  total,  146 ;  of  which  number  55  have  been 
sent  to  the  National  Asylum;  69  have  been  discharged;  10 
have  died,  and  12  were  remaining  December  1,  1870.  The 
expenditures  of  the  Board  during  the  two  years  were 
$5,878  32,  of  which  amount  8112  60  was  expended  in  aiding 
soldiers  outside  of  the  Home. 

While  the  duties  of  the  Board  in  past  yeara  have  been 
arduous,  and  still  require  no  little  time  and  attention,  they 
are  constantly  growing  less,  and  in  my  judgment  the  number 
constituting  the  Board  may  be  reduced  to  three,  without  detri- 
ment to  the  interests  of  this  Department,  and  I  so  recommend. 

BOUKTIES. 

Although  from  six  to  eight  years  have  elapsed  since  rights 
have  accrued,  under  the  several  laws  of  the  State  authorizing 
the  payment  of  bounties,  a  large  number  of  claims  continue  to 
be  presented.  During  the  last  two  years  867,900  have  been 
paid  for  bounties,  of  which  813,700  were  paid  under  a  decision 
of  the  Supreme  Court  of  the  State,  requiring  the  Quartermaster 
General  to  pay  a  certain  class  of  bounties,  the  payment  oi 
which  had  been  refused  by  him  prior  to  such  decision. 

I  am  informed  by  the  Quartermaster  General  that  there  it 
still  a  large  number  of  persons  entitled  to  bounty,  whose  claimi 
have  not  yet  been  presented. 

As  so  much  time  has  elapsed  since  their  rights  to  bountj 
accrued,  the  claims  therefore  should  be  carefully  scrutinizec 
before  payment.  ' 


GOVERNORS  MESSAGE.  35 

1  lecommend  that  the  law  be  so  amended^  that  hereafter  all 
claiins  for  bounty  shall  first  be  presented  to  the  Quartermaster 
General  for  examination,  and,  if  deemed  connect,  so  far  as  may 
i^ipear  from  the  records  in  the  office  of  the  Adjutant  and  Quar- 
terataster  Generals,  they  shall  be  transmitted,  with  the  proper 
certificate  of  enlistment,  and  credit  to  the  Auditor  General  for 
final  examination  and  adjustment ;  the  warrant  for  the  amount 
claimed,  to  be  issued  by  the  Auditor  General  only  when  the 
proof  shall  he  clear  that  the  applicant  is  legally  entitled  to  the 
moDev. 

CLAIMS. 

Early  iu  the  year  1869  I  caused  to  be  filed  in  the  Treasury 
Department  of  the  United  States,  a  claim  amounting  to 
159,993,  for  premiums  paid  by  the  State  to  recruiting  officers, 
for  procuring  men  and  having  them  mustered  into  the  United 
States  service  during  the  war. 

There  has  been  received  from  the  United  States  during  the 
two  years  past,  the  sum  of  $19,035  55,  on  account  of  our  war 
''laims.  Exclusive  oT  the  claim  for  premiums  above  stated, 
there  remains  unpaid  the  sum  of  $46,389  65. 

The  claim  of  the  State  against  the  Phcenix  Bank  of  New 
York  has  been  compromised  and  settled  by  the  payment  into 
the  Treasury  of  $10,000,  all  costs  having  been  paid  by  the 
Bonk,  making  the  net  amount  received  $38,774  02.  The  origi- 
nal olaim  of  the  State  was  $35,603  74. 

Under  the  provisions  of  Joint  Besolution  No.  33,  Laws  of 
1869,  the  Board  of  State  Auditors  has  made  several  efforts  to 
bring  about  a  settlement  of  the  claim  against  George  M. 
I>ew€y,  but  without  success.  I  have  directed  the  Attorney 
General  to  enforce  the  claim  by  a  foreclosure  of  the  mortgage 
without  further  delay. 

During  the  last  two  years  there  has  been  received  from  the 
General  Government,  being  five  per  cent  of  the  net  proceeds 
from  the  sales  of  public  lands  within  the  State,  the  sum  of 


38  GOVERNOR  6  MESSAGE. 

Section  15,  Article  18,  of  the  Constitution  prohibits  a  general 
revision  of  the  laws,  but  authorizes  the  bollection  of  all  such 
acts  and  parts  of  acts  as  are  in  force,  under  appropriate  heads 
and  titles.  If  the  re-compilation  should  be  made,  it  is  not 
improbable  that  a  sufficient  sum  might  be  realized  from  sales 
to  pay  almost  the  entire  expense  of  publication. 

Should  you  deem  it  advisable  to  authorize  such  an  under- 
taking, care  should  be  taken  that  the  published  edition 
should  not  be  so  large  as  to  leave  on  hand,  when  another  com- 
pilation may  be  necessary,  a  large  number  of  unsold  volumes, 
as  is  the  case  at  present. 

SUITS   BY  THE  STATE. 

It  will  be  observed  fipom  Sections  5362  and  5380  of  the  Com- 
piled Laws,  relating  to  the  limitation  of  actions,  that  all 
actions  for  trespass  upon  lands  must  be  commenced  within  two 
years  next  after  the  cause  thereof  shall  accrue.  This  limitatiou 
as  it  applies  to  individuals  is  proper,  for  the  reason  that,  either 
being  in  occupation  of  their  lands,  or  in  position  to  be  readily 
informed  of  any  trespass  thereon,  no  injury  is  likely  to  occur ; 
but,  as  applied  to  the  State,  it  has  been  found  to  work  hardship 
and  loss.  In  remote  portions  of  the  State,  trespasses  upon 
State  lands  may  occur,  and  before  the  State  authorities  become 
K^ognizant  thereof,  and  able  to  bring  action,  the  statute  may 
^deprive  them  of  their  remedies. 

I  recommend,  therefore,  such  an  amendment  as  will  authorize 
the  State  to  commence  action  for  trespass  upon  lands  at  any 
time  within  four  years  from  the  time  that  the  cause  thereof 
.shall  accrue. 

DRAIN  AND  TAX  LAWS. 

By  referring  to  the  reports  of  the  Auditor  General  for  1869 
and  1870,  it  will  be  observed  that  some  amendments  are  needed 
to  the  General  Tax  Law,  and  that  several  features  of  the  pres- 
ent Drain  Law  are  defective  and  wholly  impracticable  in  theu 
ojwration,  and  should  be  corrected. 


(ioyernor's  message.  39 

CIBCriT  COURT  COMMISSIONERS. 

As  the  law  now  is,  each  county,  having  20,000  inhabitants, 
according  to  the  last  census,  is  entitled  to  and  authorized  to 
elect  two  Circuit  Court  Commissioners.  I  am  officially  informed 
that  at  the  last  general  election,  in  several  of  the  counties, 
under  supposition  that  the  law  authorized  such  action,  two 
Commissioners  were  elected,  where  but  one  had  been  elected 
prior  to  that  time. 

As  the  census  of  1870  has  not  been  officially  declared,  and  as 
there  is  doubt  whether  the  election  of  two  Commissioners  is 
valid,  and  as  serious  questions  are  likely  to  arise  if  no  action 
is  taken,  I  recommend  the  passage  of  an  act,  similar  to  act  No. 
103  of  1863,  validating  and  confirming  said  election,  if  it  shall 
actually  appear  that,  at  the  date  of  election,  each  of  said  coun- 
ties contained  a  population  of  20,000. 

NOTARIES    PUBLIC    AND    COMMISSIONERS    OF    DEEDS. 

By  a  provision  of  law,  the  Governor  is  authorized  to  appofint 
Notaries  Public  in  the  several  counties,  and  without  limitation 
or  the  requirement  of  fees.  Nearly  four  thousand  have  been 
appointed  during  the  past  two  years,  more  than  one-third  of 
whom  have  not  qualified.  I  am  of  the  opinion  that  it  is 
advisable  to  limit  the  number  to  be  appointed  for  each  town- 
Ehip  and  city,  and  that  provision  should  be  made  for  the  pay- 
ment to  the  State  of  a  fee  for  each  commission  issued. 

The  law  also  authorizes  the  appointment  by  the  Governor 
of  Commissioners  of  Deeds  to  reside  in  other  States,  but  pro- 
vides no  fees  to  be  paid  to  the  State. 

An  amendment  should  be  made  establishing  a  reasonable 
fce  for  each  commission  issued. 

NEW  CAPITOL. 

I  deem  it  my  duty  to  call  your  attention  to  the  subject  of 
tlie  erection  of  a  new  Capitol.  The  present  State  House  was 
buflt  nearly  twenty-five  years  ago,  when  the  State  was  com- 


40  GOVEUNOB'S  MES8A0B. 

paratively  new,  with  a  population  about  one-fourth  as  large  as 
at  the  present  time,  and  with  about  one-twelfth  of  the  present 
taxable  valuation. 

The  present  building  wes  designed  for  a  temporary  purpose 
only ;  was  poorly  built,  and  is  wholly  insufficient  in  size  and 
accommodations  even  for  the  purposes  for  which  it  is  now  used. 
The  Legislative  halls  are  small  and  inoonvenient,  without  ven- 
tilation, and  without  necessary  committee  rooms.  The  Library 
should  be  steadily  increased,  but  the  rooms  devoted  to  that 
purpose  are  already  overcrowded.  The  Supreme  Court  room 
is  exceedingly  small,  and  wholly  unfit  for  that  purpose. 

The  building  used  for  State  offices  was  likewise  designed  for 
temporary  use,  and  is  far  too  small,  even  for  the  present  wants 
of  the  several  departments. 

The  present  and  growing  incapacity  of  the  State  buildings, 
the  insecurity  from  fire  of  the  public  records  and  library, — a 
calamity  likely  to  result  in  irreparable  losses, — and  the  require- 
ment of  several  years'  time  to  complete  the  building  sufficiently 
for  occupation,  are,  in  my  judgment,  adequate  reasons  why 
immediate  action  should  be  taken  to  erect  a  new  State  Honse^ 
with  capacity  sufficient  for  the  proper  accommodation  of  the 
Legislature,  and  all  of  the  State  departments,  and  commen- 
surate with  the  present  and  prospective  wants  of  the  State. 

The  building  now  used  for  State  offices  occupies  the 
site  designed  for  the  Capitol,  thus  rendering  it  necessary  to 
furnish  other  accommodations  for  the  Departments,  before  the 
foundation  of  a  new  State  House  can  be  laid.  A  building  can 
be  erected  on  the  front  of  the  present  Capitol  lot,  for  the  tem- 
porary use  of  the  Departments,  of  such  style  and  dimensions 
as  could  be  readily  sold  for  general  business  purposes. 

Believing  that  this  work  should  be  undertaken  without  far- 
ther delay,  I  recommend  the  appointment  of  a  Board  of  Com- 
missioners to  procure  plans,  drawings,  and  specifications  for  a 
new  Capitol,  and  for  a  building  for  the  temporary  use  of  the 
State  officers ;  that  the  Board  be  authorized  to  accept  such 


oovsbnob's  message.  41 

plans  &B  may  be  approved,  and  to  proceed  to  the  erection  of 
these  buildings  under  such  directions  and  restrictions  as  you 
may  deem  proper  and  advisable. 

There  is  now  standing  to  the  credit  of  the  State  Building 
Fond,  the  sum  of  $28,642  36.  For  the  construction  of  the 
building  for  temporary  purposes,  I  recommend  an  appropria- 
tion not  exceeding  $30,000  00;  also,  an  appropriation  of 
tlO,000  00,  or  so  much  of  that  sum  as  may  be  necessary,  for 
procuring  plans,  drawings,  and  specifications  for  the  new 

I  likewise  recommend  an  appropriation  of  $100,000  for  the 
fear  1872,  towards  the  construction  of  the  new  Capitol. 

IN    MEMOBIAM. 

On  the  23d  of  July,  1869,  departed  this  life,  my  immediate 
predecessor,  Henry  H.  Orapo:  a  man  of  great  vigor  of  mind 
and  sterling  worth.  Amidst  great  bodily  infirmity,  he  served 
the  State  for  four  years,  as  its  Chief  Executive,  with  unceasing 
devotion  and  great  integrity  of  purpose. 

A  native  of  Massachusetts,  he  became  a  citizen  of  Michigan 
liter  having  passed  the  meridian  of  life,  and  soon  became  one 
of  its  most  active,  most  useful,  and  honored  citizens. 

His  untiring  and  efficient  services  will  long  be  held  in  gratc- 
ftd  remembrance  by  the  people  whom  he  so  faithfully  served. 

CONCLUSIOK 

It  affords  me  pleasure  to  refer  to  the  faithful  manner  in 
wluch  the  business  of  the  several  departments  has  been  dis- 
chnged  during  the  past  two  years,  and  to  bear  testimony  to 
the  fidelity  and  ability  with  which  the  public  interests  have 
been  guarded  by  the  retiring  and  remaining  State  officers. 

Sbkatobs  and  Bepbesentatives  : — I  have  tlius  briefly 
called  your  attention  to  such  matters  as  to  me  seemed  neces- 
mrj  to  be  presented  for  your  consideration,  at  the  commence- 
ment of  vour  session.    Wc  are  citizens  of  a  noble  common- 


42  <4ovebnob'8  message. 

wealthy  having  advantages  and  resources  equalled  by  few  and 
excelled  by  none.  The  past  career  of  the  State  has  been  hon- 
orable,  its  progress  steady  and  substantial.  Its  future,  whether 
productive  of  greater  or  less  prosperify  to  the  people,  may  in 
no  small  degree  depend  upon  the  wisdom  and  fidelity  with 
which  we,  as  public  servants,  discharge  the  great  trusts  con- 
fided to  us.  Let  us  ever  bear  in  mind  the  high  character  of 
the  interests  committed  to  our  care,  and  let  it  be  our  endeaTor 
to  comprehend  and  anticipate  the  wants  of  the  State  by  wiae 
and  just  legislation. 

HENRY  P.  BALDWIN. 

Executive  Office,       ) 
Lansing,  January  4^  1H7(k  f 


46  APPBITDIX. 

should  thereafter  wholly  abstain  from  the  use  of  intozicatinj 
liquors. 

The  prisoner's  time  would  have  expired  in  three  weeks,  oi 
account  of  good  behavior/ 

6.  George  Barber,  convicted 1867,  in  Oakland  Oil 

cuit  Court,  of  the  larceny  of  an  overcoat,  and  sentenced  for 
years. 

Pardoned  June  16, 1869,  upon  letters  of  Judge  Dewey,  th 
prosecuting  attorney,  and  the  petition  of  many  respectabl 
citizens,  showing  that  previous  to  his  conviction  the  prisonc 
had  borne  a  good  character,  that  he  was  the  only  one  survivin 
of  four  brothers  engaged  in  the  late  war,  and  that  his  labc 
was  needed  by  his  aged  father. 

7.  William  Brown,  convicted  of  murder  in  March,  1869,  i 
Ionia  Circuit,  and  sentenced  for  life. 

Pardoned  July  29,  1869,  upon  petition  of  Hon.  Hamilto 
Bich,  Lemuel  Clute  and  other  citizens  of  Ionia,  expressin 
belief  in  prisoner's  innocence,  and  upon  report  of  Prison  Ph; 
sician  showing  Brown  to  be  low  with  consumption  and  that  1 
could  live  but  a  short  time. 

The  prisoner  died  Nov.  15,  1869. 

8.  Walter  Scott,  convicted  Dec  15, 1868,  in  Lenawee  count 
of  assault  and  battery,  and  sentenced  to  House  of  Correcti< 
for  one  year. 

Pardoned  Aug.  26,  1869,  three-fourths  of  his  time  harii 
expired,  on  petition  of  many  citizens  of  Lenawee  county,  gi 
ing  good  reasons  for  the  belief  that  Scott  was  wholly  innooe 
of  the  offense  charged  against  him. 

9.  Andrew  J.  Martin,  convicted  of  burglary  and  larcei 
October,  1867,  in  Lenawee  Circuit  Court,  and  sentenced  J 
three  years. 

Pardoned  Sept.  3, 1869,  on  recommendation  of  the  Ag« 
Physician,  and  the  Board  of  Inspectors  of  State  Prison,  Mail 
being  at  the  point  of  death.  | 

10.  Brainard  C.  Knowles,  convicted  in  Lenawee  Oin| 
Court,  Oct.  1867,  and  sentenced  for  three  years. 


Ftfdoned  Sept.  27^  1869,  on  petition  and  special  letters  of 
request  of  Horn  F.  C.  Beaman,  J.  R.  Bennett,  W.  S.  Wilcox, 
tnd  35  other  citizens  of  Lenawee  county. 

11.  James  Hogan,  conyicted  of  larceny  in  Washtenaw  Circuit 
Ooarty  Dec  24, 1868,  and  sentenced  to  Detroit  House  of  Gor- 
rectioD  for  one  year. 

Pardoned  Oct  11, 1869,  at  the  earnest  request  of  the  Super- 
intendent  of  the  House  of  Oorrection,  on  account  of  fatal 
OlneflB  of  the  prisoner. 

Hogan  died  at  St  Mary's  Hospital,  Oct  15, 1869. 

12-  Patrick  McCarren,  conyicted  in  Police  Court,  Detroit^ 
Sept  25, 1869,  of  assault  and  battery,  and  sentenced  to  House 
of  Correction  for  ninety  days. 

Pardoned  Nov.  23, 1869,  upon  petition  of  prisoner's  father, 
and  of  L.  B.  Willard,  showing  the  father  to  be  very  poor  and 
needing  the  aid  of  his  son,  and  upon  condition  that  the 
[vifloner  should  serve  out  the  remainder  of  his  sentence  if  again 
conyicted  and  sentenced  within  two  years  from  date  of  pardon. 

13.  Byron  Ayers,  convicted  in  Police  Court,  Detroit,  Sept 
25, 1869,  of  assault  and  battery,  and  sentenced  to  House  of 
Correction  for  ninety  days. 

Phoned  Nov.  23,  1869,  upon  petition  of  Hon,  George 
Jerome  and  of  Judge  StoU,  and  upon  the  condition  that  if 
again  convicted  and  sentenced  within  two  years,  he  shall  serve 
ont  the  remainder  of  his  sentence. 

14.  Caleb  Oresaey,  convicted  in  Lenawee  Circuit,  June  2, 
1868,  of  uttering  a  forged  note,  and  sentenced  for  three  years. 

Pardoned  Dec  9,  1869,  upon  petition  of  the  Board  of 
Inspectors,  the  Physician  and  Agent  of  the  Prison,  and  of  D. 
CTuniaon,  the  party  whose  name  had  been  forged,  showing 
the  prisoner  to  be  dangerously  ill  and  not  likely  to  live  but  a 
AoTt  time. 

15.  Edward  Boyer,  convicted  in  Berrien  Circuit,  Sept  1859, 
of  murder  in  the  second  degree,  and  sentenced  for  life. 

Pardon  granted  Dec  28, 1869,  upon  the  earnest  solicitation 


4S  AiiPraanTiry- 

of  Judge  Jewett,  the  late  Judge  Bacon^  the  prosecatiiig  attor- 
ney who  tried  the  caae^  H.  H.  Goolidge^  Ex-Gov.  Blair,  and 
numerous  other  citizens,  and  on  account  of  former  good 
character  and  good  behavior  in  prison. 

16.  William  Faulkner  (colored),  convicted  in  Becorder's 
Court,  Detroit,  March  6, 1863,  of  attempt  to  commit  rape,  and 
sentenced  for  life. 

Pardoned  Dec.  30,  1869,  upon  petition  of  J.  J.  Bagley,  H. 
N.  Walker,  J.  F.  Conover,  A.  Sheley,  D.  B.  Duffield,  L.  M. 
Mason,  J.  S.  Farrand,  and  many  other  prominent  citizens  of 
Detroit,  on  account  of  the  severity  of  the  sentence,  of  strong 
proof  tending  to  show  that  the  prisoner  was  guiltless  of  the 
offense,  and  because  the  girl  upon  whose  testimony  he  was 
convicted  was  at  the  time  utterly  depraved,  and  has  been  an 
inmate  of  the  House  of  Correction  most  of  the  time  since, 
being  at  the  date  of  pardon  in  jail  awaiting  trial  for  robbery. 

17.  Mary  Brooks,  convicted  of  murder  in  Eaton  Circuit, 
June  5, 1856,  and  sentenced  for  life. 

Pardon  issued  Feb.  12, 1870,  upon  recommendation  of  the 
Agent  and  Surgeon  of  the  Prison,  of  Ex-Gov.  Blair,  Ex- Agent 
W.  L.  Seaton,  and  John  Van  Arman,  then  prosecuting  attorney, 
upon  the  representation  of  the  Prison  Surgeon  that  the  prisoner 
could  not  live  long  in  confinement,  and  upon  proof  tending 
to  show  that  some  person  other  than  the  prisoner  was  the  real 
instigator  of  the  crime  committed. 

18.  Delos  Garmichael,  convicted  Nov.  1857,  in  Hillsdale 
Circuit,  "  of  mingling  poison  with  food  with  intent  to  injure 
the  person."  In  the  first  trial  of  the  case  the  jury  disagreed, 
but  in  the  second  Carmichael  was  convicted,  although  the 
testimony  tended  clearly  to  show  that  the  poison  (cantharides) 
was  administered  in  raisins  for  the  purpose  of  exciting  sexual 
desire. 

A  new  trial  was  granted  and  the  accused  set  at  liberty  on 
bail. 
Pardon  was  granted  Feb.  23,  1870,  upon  petition  of  W.  J. 


B^xtety  a  large  number  of  the  neighbors  fEuniliar  with  the  cir* 
camstances,  and  of  Jndge  Wilson,  who  expressed  the  opinion 
that  the  boy  was  conTicted  through  the  error  of  his  eounseL 

Carmichael  having  left  the  State,  his  bail  was  declared  for- 
fidted,  and  the  same  was  paid  by  his  father. 

19.  Edward  A.  Booher,  convicted  in  Kalamazoo  Circuit  of 
gnodd  larceny,  Oct  1867,  and  sentenced  for  three  years. 

Pardoned  April  1, 1870,  upon  petition  of  Judge  Littlejohn, 
J.  C.  Burrows,  prosecuting  attorney,  N.  A.  Balch,  J.  B.  Porter, 
nd  others,  on  account  of  good  behavior  in  prison,  because  of 
the  expiration  of  his  sentence  in  six  weeks,  and  that  he  might 
^  with  his  fatlier  who  was  about  to  remove  to  Dakota. 

to.  James  Craig,  convicted  in  Becorder's  Court,  Detroit,  of 
compound  larceny,  Aug.  6, ,  and  sentenced  for  four  years. 

Fftidoned  June  15,  1870,  on  recommendation  of  Prison 
Chaplain  and  Physician,  showing  fatal  illness  of  the  prisoner. 

Craig  died  at  St  Mary's  Hospital,  Detroit,  June  20, 1870. 

2L  John  Hay,  convicted  in  Becorder's  Court,  Detroit,  May 
3,  1870,  of  larceny,  and  sentenced  to  House  of  Correction 
for  one  year. 

Pardoned  July  2,  1870,  on  petition  of  his  father  and  other 
reqiectable  citizens  of  Canada^  showing  former  good  character, 
and  upon  condition  that  he  return  to  and  remain  with  his 
&ther. 

22.  Neil  McNeil,  convicted  on  plea  of  guilty,  of  burglary,  in 
Keweenaw  county,  June,  1868,  and  sentenced  for  seven  years. 

P^irdoned  Aug.  6, 1870,  on  petition  of  the  prosecuting  attor- 
ney, other  county  o£Scers,  and  many  citizens  of  Marquette  and 
Keweenaw  counties,  and  upon  the  earnest  recommendation  of 
the  Grand  Jury  of  the  United  States  District  Court  The 
prisoner  had  previously  borne  a  good  character,  and  in  the 
oommission  of  the  offense  were  many  palliating  circumstances. 

23.  Modiste  Le  Sage,  convicted  of  burglary  in  Keweenaw 
Circuit,  June,  1868,  and  sentenced  for  five  years. 

Pardoned  Aug.  6, 1870,  on  petition  of  the  prosecuting  afctor- 


so  APFSKBIX. 

ney^  the  county  officers  of  Keweenaw,  and  of  many  citizens  of 
Keweenaw  and  Marquette  counties.  Beasons  for  pardon  being 
nearly  identical  with  those  in  the  case  of  Neil  McNeil,  aboye 
mentioned. 

24.  Henry  Johnson,  convicted  on  plea  of  guilty,  Nov.  1868> 
in  Saginaw  Circuit,  of  larceny,  and  sentenced  for  three  years. 

Pardoned  Aug.  11,  1870,  on  petition  of  the  prosecuting 
attorney,  of  J.  F.  Brown,  C.  V.  De  Land,  other  citizens,  and  of 
Judge  Sutherland,  who  states  that  the  sentence  would  have 
been  for  one  year,  had  he  then  known  the  &ct8  which  have 
come  to  his  notice  since  the  trial. 

25.  John  Harigdon,  convicted  of  rape  in  Tuscola  county, 
Jan.  1864,  and  sentenced  for  fifteen  years. 

Pardon  granted  Aug.  12, 1870,  on  report  of  Prison  Physician, 
showing  that  the  prisoner  could  live  but  a  short  time,  being 
low  with  consumption. 

26.  George  A.  Stockwell,  convicted  of  drunkenness  and 
vagrancy,  in  Police  Court,  Detroit,  and  sentenced  to  House  of 
Correction  for  six  months. 

Two-thirds  of  his  sentence  having  expired,  pardon  was 
granted  Aug.  12,  1870,  upon  the  earnest  solicitation  of  his 
father,  expressing  the  belief  that  the  punishment  already 
inflicted  was  sufficient,  and  would  tend  to  his  son's  reformation. 

27.  Samuel  Cudney,  convicted  in  Bay  Circuit,  1866,  of  bur- 
glary and  robbery,  and  sentenced  under  the  statute  for  life. 

Pardoned  Aug.  17, 1870,  on  petition  of  eight  of  the  jury,  of 
the  prosecuting  attorney,  James  Watson,  the  complaining  wit- 
nesses, and  upon  report  of  the  Prison  Physician,  showing  pria- 
oner  to  be  in  the  last  stage  of  consumption. 

28.  Ellen  Fisher,  convicted  in  Genesee  county,  Aug.  6, 1870, 
and  sentenced  to  House  of  Correction. 

Pardoned  Sept  5, 1870,  on  solicitation  of  Superintendent 
Brockway,  the  prisoner  being  seriously  ill  and  needing  special 
care  and  nursing. 

29.  Bobert  Penzien,  convicted  of  arson  in  Manistee  county, 
Aug.  25, 1866,  and  sentenced  for  ten  years. 


▲PPEKBIZ.  51 

Pardoned  Sept  12, 1870,  upon  the  affidavits  of  the  prosecnt- 
ing  attorney  and  other  reputable  parties,  showing  clearly  that 
Penzien  was  an  assistant  in  a  hospital  at  Ohlcago,  and  not  in 
llanistee  at  the  time  the  arson  was  committed. 

30.  John  Mueller,  conyicted  of  manslaughter,  Dec.  1858,  in 
Beooider's  Ck>nrt,  Detroit,  and  sentenced  for  15  years. 

Pludoned  Sept.  17,  1870,  on  petition  of  Arnold  Kaichen, 
Esq^  and  upon  numerous  affidavits  tending  forcibly  to  show 
that  the  crime  was  committed  in  self-defense ;  also  upon  reports 
of  the  Prison  Agent  and  Physician,  representing  the  prisoner 
in  the  last  stages  of  consumption. 

31.  Benjamin  F.  Myers,  convicted  of  manslaughter,  April, 
1870,  in  Bay  Circuit,  and  sentenced  for  15  years. 

Ptodoned  Nov.  12,  1870,  on  recommendation  of  Judge 
Sutherland  and  reports  of  Prison  Agent  and  Physician,  repre- 
senting prisoner  to  be  low  with  consumption  and  that  he  could 
lire  but  a  short  time. 

32.  Dennis  DriscoD,  convicted  of  murder  by  poison  in  Feb. 
1867,  in  Shiawassee  Circuit,  and  sentenced  for  life. 

Ftodoned  Nov.  15,  1870,  on  petition  of  Judge  Turner  and 
of  the  prosecuting  attorney,  both  stating  that  from  facts 
brought  to  their  knowledge  since  the  trial,  they  are  thoroughly 
oonmoed  that  DriscoU  is  entirely  innocent  of  the  crime  for 
which  he  was  convicted.^ 

HENRY  P.  BALDWIN. 


ANNUAL  EEPOET 


Auditor  General 


STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, 


VOa   THE   YKAB   1870. 


BY    AUTHORITY. 


LANSING: 

W.  8.  GEORGE  *  CO.,  PRINTERS  TO  THE  STATE. 

1870. 


ANNUAL  EEPOKT 


Auditor  GIeneral 


STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, 


FOR   XHK    YKAB   1S70. 


BY    AUTHORITY. 


LANSING: 

W.  8.  GEORGE  &  CX).,  PRINTERS  TO  THE  STATE. 

1870. 


REPORT. 


Auditor  Gei^ekal's  Office,         ) 
Lansingy  Michigan,  November  30,  1870,  ] 

Tq  the  HoTwrabls  the  Legislature  of  the  State  of  Michigan : 

As  required  by  law,  the  Auditor  Genei'al  submits  his  annual 
report  for  the  fiscal  year  closing  this  day : 

The  receipts  to  the  State  Treasury,  as  appeal's  from  the  books 
in  this  office,  for  the  fiscal  year,  were $1,718,623  72 

There  was  a  balance  in  the  State  Treasury, 
November  30,  1869,  of 834,089  72 

Prom  which  it  appears  that  there  has  passed 

into  the  Treasury,  during  the  fiscal  year,  an 

aggr^ateof *$2,652,613  44 

Against  this  sum  warrants  have  been  drawn, 

by  the  Auditor  General,  amounting  to 2,094,305  47 

Leaving  a  balance  in  the  State  Treasury,  at  the 
close  of  business  this  day,  of $458,307  97 


I  For  wamsauj  of  reeeipti  and  ezpeaditnres,  see  Appendix,  p.  2-0. 

The  fiofli  receipU  and  expendltares,  as  glTon  In  "  Statement,"  Appendix,  p.  2-^, 
«  cxoeesiTe  by  the  arnonnt  of  ^'  Swamp  Land  Warrants  '*  ($8,104  85),  and  ''  Swamp 
Id  Wamots— Third  Series'*  (|806,819  88),  these  amounts  being  Included  in  the 
swamp  Land  Pond ''  item  in  same  Statement,  but  are  excluded  ftom  both  the  receipts 
Id  expeoditores  as  glTen  aboye. 


4  ANNUAL  REPORT  OP  THE 

The  amount  of  receipts  and  expenditures,  as  stated  aboTe, 
cover  all  transactions  with  the  Treasury,  whether  of  cash  or 
land  warrants,  and  include  amounts  paid  into  the  Treasury  in 
trust 

The  aggregate  receipts,  exclusive  of  balance  on  hand  Novem- 
ber 30,  1869,  as  stated  above $1,718,523  72 

But,  in  this  aggregate  is  included  the  total 
price  of  Swamp  Lands  expended  during 
the  year  in  the  construction  of  Swamp  Land 
State  ^  Roads,  amounting  to 314,423  63 


Deducting  which,  and  there  remains  as  cash 

receipts  to  the  Treasury. $1,404,100  19 

The  ca«h  receipts  "  in  trust"  for  the  year  were-         366,829  06 


Deducting,  and  there  remains  for  cash  receipts 
for  general  purposes  during  the  year  * $1,037,271  13 


The  receipts  for  general  purposes  were  from  the  following 

sources,  viz : 

General  Fund  receipts  - $562,806  06 

Specific  Tax  Fund  receipts  V  _ . .  300,353  61 

Trust  Fund  receipts ' 110,053  06 

Internal  Improvement  Fund* ..-  116  84 

U.  S.  War  Expenses  refunded," 
and  discount  on  bonds  pur- 
chased  - .—  19,941  56 

Sale  of  War  Bountv  Bonds  ^ . . .       44,000  00 

$1,037,271  13 


1  Swamp  Land  Fund,  Appendix,  p.  11. 

>  Statement ''  P/'  Appendix,  p.  88. 

s  The  General  Fnnd  receipts,  as  stated,  cover  the  following  items,  tIz  : 

Keceivcd  on  account  of  direct  taxes,  and  interest  and  charges  thereon  |582,TS8  27 

Sundry— Table  "H,"  Appendix,  p.  64 S8,248  88 

"        Fees— collected  by  State  officers 4,908  64 

State  Salt  Spring  Land...' 2,110  92 

Total  General  Fund  receipts,  as  above |6<i2,806  06 


•  Spociflc  Tax  Fnnd,  Appendix,  p.  8-9. 

•  Statement  *'  L,''  Appendix,  p.  84. 

•  War  Fund,  Appendix,  p.  29. 


AUDITOR   GENBRAL.  5 

Theaggre^te  expenditures  as  stated,  amount 

to* $2,094,305  47 

This  amount  covers  the  total  of  Swamp  Land 

warrants  drawn  during  the  year 3143423  63 

Deducting,  and  there  remains  as  the  aggregate 

of  cash  expenditures  during  the  year  * 1,779,881  94 

The  payments  from  moneys  received  in  trust 

(hiring  the  year,  amounted  to' _-.  345,588  88 

Deducting,  and  it  appears  that  the  expenditures 

during  the  year,  for  general  purposes,  were-  $1,434,293  06 

The  expenditures  for  general  purposes  cover 
the  following  items : 

General  Fund,  expenditures' -.  $350,392  72 

Asylum      "                 "          * 88,155  80 

War            ^-                  '*          *  .- 100,887  45 

Militan-      ^'                 ''          " 8,095  00 

University  Aid  Fund,  expenditures " 18,849  58 

Two  Million  Loan  Sink'g  Fund,  expenditures  *  108,000  00 

War  Loan  Sinking  Fund,  expenditures* 593,550  00 

Interest  on  Trust  Funds  = 166,362  61 

ToUlasaljove $1,434,293  06 


>  Ante  page  3. 

2  Appendu  "  Q/'  p.  SO. 

=Tm  Q«send  Fund  ezpcndftnres  were  for  the  following  parposce : 

As  per  Table '*  E/*  Appendix,  p.  61 $80,482  6« 

F,"          *•          p.es 89,87185 

'G,"          *■          p.  68 »-2,»80  74 

Paid  extra  clerkB 11,467  2S 

"   Awardsof  Board  of  Anditors 50,574  87 

"   Interest,  Renewal  and  Two  M.  Loans  and  premium 111,401  9 

••   Wolf  bounty 282  00 

"   CoronerK'  fees 1,166  23 

••   SalaryCommi^eioncr  of  Immigration 2,29168 

"  Bxpenses  Inspectoni  State  Prison  and  TniBtces  of  Asylums 1,889  60 

•'    Appraiaed  State  Salt  Spring  Lands 166  80 

Total  as  in  text $860,892  72 


A 


*  Aaylom  Fund.  Appendix,  p.  80-1. 
*War         »•  '•         p.  2S-9. 

•MUitary    »•  "         p.  2S-9. 

'  UntreraitT  Aid  Fund,  Appendix,  p.  20-1. 
'Two  MiUlon  Loan  Sinking  Fund,  Appendix,  p.  26-7. 
War  Loan  Sinking  Fund,  Appendix,  p.  28-9. 


6  ANNUAL  REPORT  OF  THE 

Detailed  estimates  of  receipts  and  expenditures^  hare  been 
prepared,  purporting  to  set  forth  the  receipts  and  expenditures, 
under  laws  now  in  force,  for  the  several  years  ending  respect- 
ively, November  30, 1871,  November  30, 1872,  and  November 
30, 1873.  From  these  estimates  it  appears  that  there  will  be 
a  balance  in  the  treasury,  November  30, 1872,  of  $892,146  96. 
It  is  necessary,  however,  when  determining  the  amount  that, 
with  resources  unchanged,  may  be  expended,  within  the  two 
years  ending  on  that  day,  for  the  purposes  not  enumerated  in 
the  table  of  estimates,^  to  keep  in  mind  that  one  month  later* 
—January  1,  1873,— $459,000  00*  of  the  Two  Million  Loan 
matures ;  that  $55,950  00  of  interest  upon  the  bonded  debt 
accrues  on  the  same  date ;  and  that  funds  with  which  to  pay 
these  demands  must  be  drawn  principally  from  said  balance  of 
$892,146  £6. 

The  tables  of  detailed  estimates  were  prepared  before  the 
general  tables  appended  to  this  report  were  completed,  and 
hence,  before  data  by  which  to  test  the  accuracy  of  the  general 
result  thereof  Mere  at  hand.  But  from  the  tables  since  com- 
pleted, data  by  which  to  test  the  work  of  the  estimates  is 
furnished,  and  the  following  computations  have  been  made 
to  that  end : 

l^hus : 
During  the  year  closing  November  JJO,  18G9, 

the  State  Bonded  Debt  was  reduced' $570,500  00 

During  the  yearending  November  30, 1870,  the 

reduction  therein  amounted  to 658,550  00 

Aggregate   reduction  during  two  years $1,229,050  00 

The  Treasury  balance,  November 
30, 1868,  was . .$1,130,227  15 

1  Estimatefl  of  Receipts  and  Ezpenditnrce,  Appendix,  p.  46~1T. 
3  State  Indebtedneee,  Appendix,  p.  4. 
a  Andltor  Oencral^s  Report  for  1809,  p.  4. 


AUDITOB  OEKERAL.  7 

TheTreagary  balance^  NoTcmber 
30,1869,  was $834,089  72 

Shofwing  a  redaction  in  Treasury 

bdance,  during  the  yeai-,  of. . .    $296,137  43 
Thfi  Tieasnry  bal., 

NoY.30,'69,wa8.    $834,089  72 
The  Treaaury  bal., 

Nov. 30, '70,  was.      458,307  97 

Redaction  during  the  year _    $375,781  75 

Showing  a  redaction  in  the  Treasury  balance 
during  the  two  years  ending  Nov.  30, 1870,  of.     $671,919  18 

Dedacting  from  amount  by  which  bonded  debt  was  re- 
daced  duriug  same  period,  and  it  appears  that  the  reduc- 
tion of  the  bonded  debt  exceeded  the  falling  off  in  the 
Treasurj'  balance,  by $557,130  82 

There  accrued,  upon  the  bonded  debt,  during 
the  two  years  ending  November  30,  1870, 
interest  to  the  amount  of '  $389,313  28 

The  amount  of  interest  upon  the 
bonded  debt  for  the  ensuing 
two  years,  computed  upon  its 
present  amount,  will  be '  290,720  00 

Showing  a  falling  off  in  the  am't 
of  int.  upon  the  bonded  debt 
for  the  two  years  ending  Nov. 
30, 1872,  as  compared  with  the 
amount  thereof  for  the  two 
yours  just  closed,  of. 98,593  28 

*  fatft  upon  Caiuk]  Loan  indadcd. 


8  ANXUAL  REPORT  OF  THK 

During  the  two  years  just  closed 

there  has  been  paid  from  the 

State  Treasury,  under  the  pro- 
visions of  special  appropriation 

acts,  amounts  as  follows : 
For  1869 : 

General  Fund  appropriations  ^   1181,737  32 

TJnir.  Aid,  in  excess  of  $15,000-       23,197  02 

Asylum  Fund' : 144,900  00 

Total  amount  for  1869 ... .     «349,834  34 
For  1870 : 
Gen'l  Fund  app'us*  $92,980  74 
Unir.  Aid,  in  excess 

of  $15,000' 3,849  58 

Asylum  Fund* 88,100  00 

Normal  School ....     7,000  00 

.    Total  amount  for  1870 $191,930  32 

Aggregate  of  appropriations  paid  during  two 
years $541,764  66 


1  statement  O.  Auditor  Gencrars  Report,  18<)9,  Appendix,  p.  54. 

s  Uniyersitr  Aid  Fund,  Anditor  Generars  Report.  1800,  Appendix,  p.  16. 

3  Asylnm  Fond,  Auditor  Generars  Report,  1869.  Appendix,  p.  S8. 

•  Statement  G,  Appendix,  p.  68. 

•  UnlyeraitT  Aid  Fund,  Appendix,  p.  ^. 

•  Aejlnm  Fond,  Appendix,  p.  W. 


AUDrrOR    GENERAL. 


ABSume  that  the  Treasury  receipts  during 
the  ensning  two  years  will  correspond  with 
those  for  the  two  years  just  closed' ;  then,  if 
the  expenses  for  all  purposes — except  such 
as  are  covered  bv  the  amount  of  the  above 
eitrcme  extensions — during  the  ensuing  two 
vears  should  also  correspond  with  those  of 
the  last  two  vears,  the  sum  of  said  exten- 
sions  would  represent  the  balance  to  be 
found  in  the  State  Treasury,  November  30, 
1872.    The  balance  would  then  be $1,197,488  7G 


While,  however,  the  receipts  to  the  Treasury  for  the  two 
biennial  periods  above  considered,  from  all  sources", — except 
from  that  of  direct  taxes, — will  correspond  very  nearly,  there 
lill  be  a  falling  off  in  the  receipts  from  this  source  during  the 
eofiuing  (present  laws  and  rates  continuing),  as  shown  by  the 
statement  following : 


^STATEMENT  qf  Amount  </  Ciuh  Seceipts  to  the  Treaeurv.  /rem  all  wurces^  pvm 

1S61  to  1870,  both  years  induded. 


I 


TtABS. 


From  sale  of 
Bondp. 


From  Direct 
Taxce. 


FBOM   SOUItCZS  OTHER  THAN  SaLS  Or 

Bonds  and  Direct  Taxes. 


From  Specific 
Taxes. 


From  all 
other  soarces. 


is«3 

ISM    I 
1865 


|4S«.78S87 
>92,000  00 
180.571  S2 
S^OeOJMMOO 
811.068  00 
S1&.000  00 
970,000  00 

'"'«16o6'66 

6186,900  86 

15.000  00 

44,000  00 

61».0S5fifi 


a$lM,668  00     I    $149,887  99 


I 


$i.%37,«04  SO 


4M,166fi0 
488,178  48 
440,000  79 
470,000  79 
642,467  75 
A81,923  97 
860,789  80 

'7i8*747'84 
465,264  97 


15,296,147  89 


187.988  87 
1M,152  72 
100,510  02 
171.760  77 
198,840  {« 
250.425  52 
288,547  44 

"268'680"61 
804,685  01 


$2,126,214  28 


(812,151  IS 

"862,'8fe7  86 
452,526  71 
540,767  72 
561,979  74 
478.918  67 
508,008  49 
487,998  70 

"'581,805  86 
571,114  66 


Total  fh>in 

Specific  Taxes 

and  all  oUier 

sources. 


$461,489  17 

"49b',870'78 
608,679  48 
701,277  74 
788.740  51 
672,250  60 
758.429  01 
771,546  14 

"fi49,886'8i 
876.799  67 


$4,792,658  53 


$6,918,927  81 


«Tu  of  1860,  not  receired  until  1S61 ;  the  same  of  amounts  following. 

ftAnumnt  refiinded  by  U.  S.  on  account  of  War  Claim. 

s|n  ttdB  eompatatton,  and  also  in  those  following,  no  account  is  taken  of  receipts  in 
calEBn  **  Prom  Sale  of  Bonds** ;  hence  the  phrase  *'  Receipts  from  all  sources  other 
tkiadtreet  Taxes"  will  not  be  construed  as  covering  receipts  in  the  column  ^'  From 
We  of  Bond?/* 

2 


10  ANNUAL  REPORT  OF  THK 

State  Tax  of  1868, 

collected  in  1869,  $713,747  84 

State  Tax  of  1869, 

collected  in  1870,   465,264  97 

$1,179,012  81 

State  Tax  of  1870, 

collected  in  1871,  $395,264  97 

State  Tax  of  1871, 

collected  in  1872,   389,437  62 


784,702  59 


Showing  a  falling  off  in  receipts 
from  direct  taxation  for  the 
ensuing  two  years,  as  compared 
with  receipts  from  the  same 
source,  for  the  two  years  just 
closed,  of $394,310  22 


Deducting  this  deficiency  in  receipts  from 
amount  as  above,  and  there  remains,  as  bal- 
ance in  Treasury,  November  30, 1872 i  -       $803,176  54 

Again: 
The  reduction  in  the  bonded  debt  during  the 

two  years  just  closed  amounted  to. .  _ $1 ,229,050  00 

The  balance  in  the  treasury  at  commencement 

of  said  two  years— November  30, 1868— was    '  1,130,227  15 


The  reduction  in  amount  of  bonded  debt  has 
absorbed  the  balance  in  treasury  at  com- 
mencement of  said  two  vears,  and  in  addi- 
tion  thereto  has  taken  from  the  receipts  to 
the  treasury $98,822  85 

Interest  accrued  upon'  bonded  debt  during 
the  two  years  just  closed,  to  the  amount 
of $389,313  28 


t  Auditor  Genenrg  Report,  16C8,  p.  a. 


AUDITOB  GENERAL.  11 


And  there  will  accrue  thereupon 
during  the  ensuing  two  years, 
interest  to  the  amouut  of $290,720  00 


The  interest  accruing  upon  the 
bonded  deht  during  the  coming 
two  years,  will  he  less  than  for 
the  two  years  just  closed,  by _         198,593  28 

There  has  been  paid  from  receiptSy — ^the  balance 
in  Treasury,  by  hypothesis,  having  been  ab- 
sorbed in  payment  of  portion  of  debt  of  past 
two  years,  on  account  of  bonded  debt,  prin- 
cipal and  interest, — being  an  expenditure 
not  required  by  law  to  l)e  made  during  ensu- 
ing two  years 197,416  13 

From  receipts  were  also  paid  the  following 
•mountS;.  under  acts  making  special  appro- 
priations for  the  past  two  years,  viz  ; 

For  1869 : 
General  Fund  appropriations..   $181,737  32 
UniTersitv  Aid,  in   excess  of 

•15,000 23,197  02 

Asylum  Fund 144,900  00 


Total  imments  for  1869,    $349,834  34 
For  1870 : 
GenT  Fund  appr'ns  $92,980  74 
Tniv.  Aid,    in  ex- 
cess of  $15,000. .      3,489  58 

Asylum  Fund 88,100  00 

Normal  School ....      7,000  00 


Total  payments  for  1870..   $191,930  32 

Aggregate  of  above  appropriations,  being  an 
amonnt  not  required  to  be  expended  under 
present  laws  during  ensuing  two  years $541,764  66 


12  ANKUAL   BEPOHT  OF  THE 

Footing,  it  appears  that  from  the  receipts  of 

the  past  two  years  there  has  been  expended, 

to  meet  demands  a^inst  the  Treasury  no 

longer  existing _ »739,180  79 

In  this  computation,  so  far,  it  has  been  assumed 

that  the  receipts  for  the  ensuing  two  years 

would  correspond   with   those  of  the  two 

years  just  closed.    This  assumption,  based 

upon  an  examination  of  the  receipts  to  the 

Treasuiy  from  all  sources,*  during  the  last 

eleyen  years,  is  substantially  correct,  except 

as  to  the  receipts  from  direct  taxes,  in  which 

there  will  be  a  falling  off — as  has  already 

l)een  shown — ^for  the  two  vears  to  come, 

amounting  to  $394,310  22.- 
There  is,  however,  to-day.  a  balance  in  the 

Treasury  of ='*458,307  97 

From  this  balance,  making  the 

deficiency  in  receipts  good  by 

deducting  the  amount  thereof,     394,310  32 


There  will  remain  of  the  receipts 
of  the  past  two  years 163^997  76 

Footing,  and  it  appears  that  there  was  expended 

from  the  receipts  of  said  two  years,  and  for 

purposes  no  longer  existing $803,178  54 

Which  amount  represents  the  balance  to  be  found  in    Stat<^ 

Treasury  November  30,  1872. 

»  Ante.  Note  1 ,  p.  l».       2  Ibid,  p.  10.       » Ibid.  p.  8. 


AUDITOR   GBNEBAL.  13 

OihenriBe: 

There  was  a  cash  balance  in  the  Treasury   November  30, 

1868,of $1,130,227  15 

The  cash  receipts  for  the  year 

ending  Nov.  30,  1869,  were. .  .$1,578,583  65 
The  cash  receipts  for  the  year 

ending  Nov.  30, 1870,  were...  1,404,100  19 


Cash  receipts  for  two  years  ending  Nov.  30, 
1870 2,982,683  84 


Giving,  with  balance  in  Treasury  Nov.  30, 1868, 

ifi  amount  of  fands  available  during  the  two 

jeare  just  closed $4,112,910  99 

Except  from  direct  taxes,  the  receipts  for  the 

ensuing  two  years  will  be  substantially  the 

aune  as  for  the  two  years  just  closed.    As 

has  been  shown,  the  falling  off  in  the  receipts 

from  direct  taxes  for  the  two  years  ending 

Nov.  30, 1872,  as  compared  with  the  receipts 

&oro  the  same  source  for  the  two  years  just 

cloeed,  will  be 394,310  22 

Deducting,  and  it  appears  that  the  receipts  for 

the  ensuing  two  years  will  amount  to $3,71 8,600  77 

The  cash  expenditures  for  the  year  ending 

Nov.  30, 1869,  were $1,874,723  60 

And  for  the  year  ending  Nov.  30, 

1870 _ 1,779,881  94 


Giving,  for  aggregate  of  cash  ex- 
penditures for  said  two  years.  .$3,654,605  54 


14  ANKCAL   REPORT  OF  THB 

If,  from  the  aggregate  expendi- 
tures of  these  two  years,  the 
payments  made  daring  that 
period  and  not  required  to  he 
made  during  the  coming  two 
years,  are  deducted,  the  remain- 
der will  give  the  expenditures 
required  to  he  made  under  ex- 
isting laws,  during  the  coming 
two  years. 

The  payments  so  made,  are  the 
following :    Paid 
interest  and  prin- 
cipal on  honded 

debt $197,416  13 

Paid  sundry  appro- 
priations   - .      541 ,764  66 

Add  outstanding 
warrant  charged 
Treasury  Nov.  30, 

1869 :t  62 

$739,183  31 

Deducting,  and  it  appears  that,  to  meet  the 
requirements  of  existing  laws,  the  cash 
expenditures  from  the  Treasury  for  the  two 
years  closing  Nov.  30,  1872,  will  be $2,915,433  83 

Expending  which,  there  will  remain  in  the 
Treasury  Nov.  30, 1872 $808»178  54 

Not  considered  in  the  foregoing  computa- 
tation,  are  the  following  obligations  that  must 
necessarily  be  discharged  by  the  use  of  funds 
that  enter  into  the  balance  as  shown  above,  viz : 


» 


AUDITOR  GENERAL.  If) 

Appropriations  yet  uncalled  for,  but  subject  to 

payment  on  call $36,062  12 

An  installment  of  the  Two  Million 

Loan  matures  Jan.  1, 1873,  funds 

to  pay  which  must  be  held  from 

the  balance  in  Treasury  Nov.  30, 

1872.    Said  installment  amounts 

to 459,000  00 

January  1,  1873,  there  will  also 

accrue,  upon  the  bonded  debt, 

interest  to  the  amount  of 56,960  00 

Funds  with   which  to  discharge 
this  must  also  be  drawn  from  above 
balance. 
These  ^vend  sums  make  an  aggregate  of- (551,012  12 

Retaining  funds  for  the  payment  of  which^  and 
of  the  aboTC  balance,  there  will  remain  avail- 
able but $252,166  42 

Between  the  balance  in  Treasury,  Nov.  30, 1872,  as  shown 
by  the  appended  tables  of  detailed  estimates  of  receipts  and 
expenditures,  and  the  balance  at  same  date  as  shown  by  the 
biegoing  computations,  there  is  a  discrepancy  of  $88,968  42, 
the  estimates  showing  the  larger  balance  by  that  amount,  aa 
viO  appear  from  the  following : 

Balance  in  Treasury,  November  30, 1872,  as  shown  by  esti- 
mates         $892,146  96 

Balance  at  same  date,  as  shown  by  foregoing 
computations - -         803,178  64 

Discrepancy $88,968  42 

This  discrepancy  is  divided  between  the  receipts  and  the 
expenditures  as  shown  below : 


16  ANNUAL  REPORT  OF  THE 

Expenditures  for  the  two  years  endiDg  Nov.  30,  1870,  as 

appears  from  the  computations  above $2,915,422  23 

Expenditures  for  the  two  years  ensuing,  as 

shown  by  estimates lyGGQ^ilS  30 

Excess  of  expenditures  as  computed,  over  esti- 
mates  _._ _..     tl,246,003  93 

Rec'ts  for  same  time,  as  computed  $3,718,600  TT 

estimated   2,561,56a  26 


u  »• 


Excess  of  computed  receipts  over  estimated. . .      1,157,035  51 

The  excess  of  expenditures  as  computed  being 
greater  than  the  excess  of  receipts  as  com- 
puted, the  balance  in  Treasury  should  be  less, 
as  shown  by  computation,  than  as  shown  by 
estimate,  by  the  diflTerence  in  the  excesses. 
The  diflTerenceis .._ 88,968  42 

The  discrepancy  does  not,  however,  weaken,  but  it  rather 
strengthens  the  probability  of  the  accuracy  of  the  result  of 
the  estimates  of  receipts  and  expenditures.  The  computations 
proceed  upon  the  assumption  that  tlie  receipts  from  all 
sources  other  than  direct  taxation  for  the  ensuing  biennial 
l>eriod,  shall  correspond  to  those  of  tlie  one  just  closed.  But 
it  appears  from  a  comparison  of  tlie  receipts  *  for  each  of  the 
biennial  periods  of  the  last  decade,  that  the  receipts  for  each 
succeeding  period  are  in  excess  of  the  period  next  preceding  it 
by  an  amount  greater  than  the  discrepancy  in   the  amount 

1  STA TEMENT  of  receipt*  t/y  biennial  periode,  commencing  uiM,  and  indutHng  2861^ 
exclusive  of  tale  cf  Bonds,  and  Direct  TaxeSy  and  of  amotmtt  rounded  by  U.S. 


BUHNIAL  PUBIODP.      YEAUS  INCLUDED  IN. 


1861  and  1862 

1868  ''  1861. 
1865  ''  1866 
1867  "  186S 

1869  *'  ISTO 


Receipts  for  Each 
Biennial  Period. 


Sxcese  of    Sac- 
ceeding  Biennial 
Period. 


$1,952,86»  90  1     

1,804,957  17  1  $d58,007  S7 

1,406,000  11  '  101,049  94 

1,529.976  15  '.  1S8.9T0  04 

1.726,685  48  39&,600  4S 


AUDITOB  OEKEBAL.  17 

of  the  balance  in  the  Treasury^  November  30,  1872,  as  shown 
bj  the  different  methods  pursued  to  determine  such  balance. 
Henoey  it  may  be  assumed  as  a  not  unsafe  conclusion^  that  the 
leoeipts  from  all  sources  other  than  direct  taxation,  for  the 
aiming  biennial  period,  will  exceed  those  of  the  period  just 
eloeed  by  an  amount  equal  at  least  to  the  discrepancy  shown 
aboTe,  and  that  the  balance  in  the  Treasury  November  30, 
1872,  will  not  vary  materially  from  the  amount  shown  by  the 
taUes  of  estimates.  ^ 

The  practical  inference  from  the  foregoing  coDcInsions  is, 
that  appropriations  of  any  considerable  amounts,  and  for  ob- 
jects other  than  those  enumerated  in  the  estimates  of  expen- 
ditmvs,'  must  be  largely  provided  for  by  increased  receipts 
from  the  source  of  direct  taxation. 


STATE    INDEBTEDNESS. 
BONDED  INDEBTEDNESS. 

The  total  bonded  debt  of  the  State,  matured  and  unmatured, 
amounted,  Nov.  30, 1869,  to $3,043,578  49 

During  the  fiscal  year  just  closed.  War  Bounty 
Bonds  have  been  issued  to  the  amount  of. . .  44,000  00 


Giving,  for  total  of  bonds  outstanding  during 

year _ $3,087,578  49 

During  the  year  bonds  hare  been  purchased 
sad  redeemed,  as  follows: 
PurdUuted  : 
Through  Two  Million  Loan  Sinking  Fund  : 
Two  Million  Loan  Bonds,  due 
Jan.  1,1873 $10,000  00 


^  Evtiakatei  of  Ezpendilaren,  Appendix,  p.  47. 

3 


18  ANNUAL  REPORT  OF  THB 

Two  Million  Loan  Bonds,  due 

Jan.1,1878 $13,000  00 

Two  Million  Loan  Bonds,  due 

Jan.  1,1883 24,000  00 

Renewal    Loan    Bonds,   due 

July  1,1878 32,000  00 

War  Bounty  Loan  Bonds,  due 

May  1,1890 29,000  00 

Through  Canal  Fund : 
Canal  Loan  Bonds,  due  July 

1, 1879. _ 1,000  00 

Total  amount  purchased,  $109,000  00 
Redeemed : 
Thro'  War  Loan  Sinking  Fund : 
War  Loan  Bonds,  due  Jan.  1, 
1886,  drawn  and  paid  as 
provided  by  See.  7,  Act  No. 
5,  Laws  of  1861  (extra  ses- 
sion), and  by  joint  resolu- 
tion No.  7,  Laws  of  1869..    593,650  00 

Giving,  for  bonds  of  this  State 
purchased  and  redeemed  during 
the  fiscal  year... -$702,550  00 

Giving,  for  amount  of  bonded  indebtedness  this 
day' $2,385,028  49 

Since  the  Annual  Eeport  of  the  Auditor  General,  to  the 
Legislature,  for  the  year  ending  November  30,  1868,  the 
changes  in  the  bonded  debt  of  this  State  are  shown  by  the 
following  statement  of  bonds  issued,  purchased,  and  redeemed. 
viz: 

1  The  redoctioii  in  the  amoant  of  bonded  debt  doring  the  rear  is  leea  than  the 
amoiint  purchased  and  redeemed  bv  $44,000  00,— the  amount  of  bonds  isaned  dnrlac 
the  year,— and  amounts  to  $668,600  00. 

s  State  Indebtednef  s,  Appendix,  p.  4. 


AUDITOR  GENERAL.  19 

Bonded  debt  of  this  State,  November  30, 1868,  '$3,614,078  49 

Since  which  date  bonds  have  been  issued  as 

follows: 

Wvt  Bounty  Bonds,  issued  1869. . .  tl5,000  00 

-       -  ^  -^       1870...    44,000  00 

59,000  00 

Giring  for  amount  of  outstanding  

bonds  during  the  two  years  end- 
ing November  30, 1870 $3,673,078  49 

Bonds  have  been  purchased  and 
redeemed  during  the  same  period,  as 
bQowB: 
Pufcia^: 
Tvo  Million  Loan  Bonds  : 
Due  Jan.  1,    1873, 
purchased  1869..  $28,000  00 
Due  Jan.  1,  1873, 

purchased  1870..  10,000  00 

$38,000  00 

Due  Jan.  1,  1878, 

purchased  1869  .  $44,000  00 

Due  Jan.  1,   1878, 

purchased  1870...  13,000  00 

57,000  00 

Due  Jan.  1,   1883, 

purchased   1870..  24,000  00 

B^ewal  Loan  Bonds : 

Due  July  1,  1878, 

purchased  1869. .    $8,000  00 

Due  July  1,  1878, 

purchased  1870..   32,000  00 

40,000  00 

Canal  Loan  Bonds: 
Due  July  1,  1879, 
purchased  1869..    $2,000  00 


^fUtetBdcbtcdneM,  Auditor  GhmenrB  Report,  18C8,  Appendix,  p.  2. 


20  ANNUAL  REPORT  OP  THE 

Duo   July   1,1879, 

purchased  1870..    $1,000  00 

•3,000  00 

War  Bounty  Loan  Bonds : 
Due  May  1,  1890, 

purchased  1869..  $15,000  00 
Due  May  1,  1890, 

purchased  1870..  $29,000  00 

44,000  00 

War  Loan  Bonds : 

Due  Jan.   1,  1886, 

purchased  1869 --  6,000  00 

Total  amount  of  Bonds  purchased 
during  the  two  years  ending  Nov- 
ember, 30, 1870 $212,000  00 

Redeemed : 
Two  Million  Loan  Bonds : 
Due  Jan.  1, 1868, 
redeemed  1869,     $3,000  00 
War  Loan  Bonds : 
Due  Jan.  1,  1886, 

redeemed  1869,  479,500  00 
Due  Jan.  1, 1886, 
redeemed  1870,  593,650  00 

Total  amount  of  bonds  redeemed 
during  the  two  years 1,076,050  00 

Aggregate  purchased  and  redeemed  during  the 
two  years $1,288,050  00 

Amount    of  bonded    debt  this   dav,  as   stated 
above _ $2,385,028   49 


AUDITOB  GENERAL. 


21 


The  aggregate  of  bonds  purchased  and  redeemed, 
as  shown  above, is -.  $1,^88,050  00 

Deduct  amount  of  War  Bounty  Bonds  issued  dur- 
ing two  years,  as  shown  above 59,000  00 

And  there  appears,  as  the  net  amount  by  which 
the  bonded  State  debt  has  been  reduced  dur- 
ing the  two  years  ending  November  30,  1870,  $1,229,050  00 

Except  by  the  payment  of  $3,000  00  past  due  Two  Million 
Loan  Bonds,  the  entire  reduction  in  the  amount  of  the  bonded 
debt  of  this  State,  as  effected  during  the  past  two  years,  has  been 
in  antaeipaidon  of  the  maturity  of  the  bonds  retired.  Hence,  the 
fednction  in  the  face  of  the  bonds  does  not  represent  the  entire 
smount  by  which  the  outstanding  obligations  of  the  State 
have  been  reduee<l, — the  entire  amount  of  such  reduction* 


^STAfKMEyT.  $houi»g  in.  detail  the  ckanget  in  ths  face  of  Coupont  (gtcUd  dufinff 

(he  two  fears  ending  Nottember  SO^  1970. 


a*tt 


S:: 


Face  of  nn- 
matond  coq- 
pons  Not.  80. 

1S68. 


1224,515  00 
iS4,575  00 
294,975  00 
884,5^00 
M0.66&00 
194,190  00 
194,155  00 
194,755  00 
194,760  00 
19,905  00 
108,115  00 
108.115  00 
158,115  00 

laoaio  00 

100,015  00 
106,115  00 
108,115  00 
70,908  50 
tt,410  00 
88,410  00 
88,410  00 
10305  00 


$8,909,999  50 


Face  of  nn- 
nuttored  cou- 
pons Not.  80. 
1960. 


$104,022  98 

144,070  00 

144,070  00 

180,000  00 

115,980  00 

115,900  00 

115,980  00 

115,980  00 

102.480  00 

77,410  00 

n,410  00 

77,410  00 

77,410  00 

54,910  00 

88,410  00 

88,410  00 

82,410  00 

82,410  00 

89,410  00 

82,410  00 

18,905  00 


$1,728,587  98 


Reduction 

during  year 

ending    Nov. 

80,1860. 


$224,575  00 
60,552  07 
80,605  00 

80.605  00 
79,666  00 
78,825  00 
78,825  00 
78,825  00 
78,825  00 

77.606  00 
76,706  00 
76,706  00 
75,705  00 
7^706  00 
75,705  00 
75^705  00 
75,705  00 
87,802  60 


Face  of  nn- 

matnred  con- 

pon8  Not.  80, 

1S70. 


$1,486,894  67 


$140,880  00 

140,880  00 

126,610  00 

112,ai0  00 

112,840  00 

112,8i0  00 

112,840  00 

90,780  00 

77,020  00 

77,020  00 

77.020  00 

77,020  00 

65,240  00 

88,460  00 

88,460  00 

88,460  00 

88,460  00 

89,400  00 

88,400  OO 

10,7841  00 


Changes 

during  year 

ending    Nov. 

80, 1870. 


a  $164,022  98 

a  8,690  00 

a  8,690  00 

a  8,890  00 

a  8,090  flO 

a  8,090  00 

a  8,000  00 

a  8,090  00 

a  2,700  00 

a890  00 

a890  00 

a890  00 

a89000 

c 880  00 

tf  1,050  00 

<;  1,060  00 

c  1,060  00 

c  1,060  00 

<;  1,060  00 

c  1,060  00 

C625  00 


$1,689,270  00 


UMBBtlag  to  $191,412  98. 
■monnting  to      7,155  00. 


Net  decrease $184,257  98 


22  ANKUAL  BEPORT  OF  THE 

being  in  excess  of  the  face  of  the  bonds  retired  by  the  amount 
of  the  unmatured  interest  coupons  attached  thereto  and  can- 
celed with  the  bonds  retired.  The  aggregate  reduction  in  the 
amount  of  outstanding  State  obligations  may  be  shown  as 
follows  : 

Attached  to  unmatured  interest-bearing  bonds 
of  the  State,  outstanding  November  30, 1868, 
were  interest  coupons,  amounting,  at  their 

face,  to $3,209,922  50 

The  interest  coupons  attached  to  bonds  outstand- 
ing this  day  amount  to 1,639,270  00 

Showing  a  reduction  ix\  the  amount  of  coupons 
attached  to  outstanding  bonds  during  the  two 
years  just  closed,  of. _.  11,670,652  50 

This  reduction  in  the  amount  of  outstanding 
interest  coupons  has  been  effected  by  the  pay- 
ment of  only  the  amount  of  such  interest 
coupons  as  had  matured  at  or  before  the  re- 
tiring of  the  bonds  to  which  they  were  at- 
tached, amounting  to _..- 379,113  28 

From  which  it  appears  that  the  amount  of  the 
interest  coupons  canceled  exceeds  the  amount 
of  payments,  by $1,291,539   22 

The  aggregate  outstanding  obligations  of  the  Staio,  on 
account  of  its  bonded  indebtedness,  NoTcmber  30,  1868,  vraa 
as  follows : 

Face  of  bonds  outstanding $3,614,078  49 

Face  of  coupons  thereon  attached  3,209,922  50 

Amount  of  obligation  November  30,  1868 $6,824,000   99 

This  dav  the  amount  is  as  follows : 
Face  of  bonds  outstanding $2,385,028  40 


AUDITOB   GENERAL.  23 

Face  of  coupons  thereto  attached 
outstanding $1,539,270  00 

Amount  of  obligation  this  day $3,924,298  49 

Shoving  a  redaction  in  outstanding  bonded  debt 
obligations  during  the  biennial  period  just 

closed,  of $2,899,702  50 

The  reduction  has  been  effected  by  payment 

of  the  following  amounts,  vizj 

By  payment  of  bonds  retired $1,229,050  00 

Bv  payment  of  matured  coupons     379,113  28 


Total  payments 1,608,163  28 


Redaction  in  excess  of  amount  paid $1,291,539  22 

This  amount  measures  the  aggregate  of  future  taxation  of 
which  the  people  have  been  relieved  through  anticipating  the 
pannent  of  the  State  bonded  indebtedness, — an  amount  of 
taxation  that,  if  it  were  now  continued,  and  the  proceeds  there- 
from turned  into  the  State  building  fund,  would  suffice  to 
apply  the  State  with  offices  in  whieli  the  business  of  the 
ftveml  departments  of  the  State  government  could  be  more 
conveniently  and  expeditiously  transacted,  and  where  the 
records  of  the  State  would  be  secure  from  fire  or  loss. 

The  funds  now  in  hand  and  pledged  to  that  purpose, 
together  with  the  increments  to  the  Sinking  Fund  under  the 
provisions  of  present  laws,  will  be  ample  to  meet  the  payment 
of  the  installment  of  $459,000  00  of  Two  Million  Loan  Bonds 
maturing  January  1,  1873,  as  will  appear  from  the  following 
fommary  of  the  present  condition  and  anticipated  receipts  to 
the  Two  Million  Loan  Sinking  Fund : 


24  ANNUAL  REPORT  OF  THE 

Balance  to  credit  of  Sinking  Fund  this  day $312,867  07 

Beceipts,  i  Mill  Tax «38,495,73 

"      Trust  Funds  (estimated)..      110,000  00 

148,495   73 

Available  during  year  ending  Nov.  30, 1871. .    $461,362  80 
Placing  the  receipts  for  the  year  ending  Nov.  30, 
1872,  at  the  same  amount  as  for  the  year  end- 
ing Nov.  30, 1871 148,495   73 

And  there  will  be  available  during  said  two  years 

the  sum  of $609,858  53 

From  which  pay  the  bonds  maturing  Jan.  1, 1873,    450,000  00 

And  there  will  yet  remain  a  balance  to  the  credit 
of  the  Two  Million  Loan  Sinking  Fund,  Jan- 
nary  1, 1873,  of. $150,858  53 

INTEREST  UPON  THE  BONDED  STATE   DEBT. 

Supplemental  to  the  rapid  reduction  in  the  bonded  debt,  is 
the  falling  off  in  the  annually  accruing  interest  thereon* 
Computed  upon  the  amount  of  this  class  of  indebtedness  oat- 
standing  November  30, 1868,  the  annually  maturing  interest 

would  be - 1224,575  00 

Upon  the  bonds  outstanding  to-day,  the  amonnt 

wonldbe 140,380  00 

Showing  a  falling  off  of  the  annually  maturing 
interest  in  two  years,  of $84,195  00 

To  meet  the  interest  upon  the  bonded  State  debt,  bnt  a 
small  appropriation  will  be  necessary  by  the  Legislature.     The 


AUDITOB  GENERAL. 


25 


intereBt  for  each  of  the  two  years  ensuing^  will  amount  to 
1140,380  00, — computed  upon  the  present  indebtedness, — 
and  should  the  indebtedness  be  reduced  the  interest  would  be 
leas  in  proportion.  The  Specific  Tax  applicable  to  the  pay- 
ment of  this  class  of  interest  amounted,  during  the  year  just 
closed,  to  $138,298  54,  a  sum  less  thau  the  annual  interest 
upon  entire  bonded  debt  by  only  12,081  46.  Should  there  be 
no  &lling  off  in  the  receipts  from  Specific  Taxes,  only  a  nom- 
iiud  sum  need  be  appropriated  from  the  Oeneral  Fund  to  meet 
90  much  of  the  interest  as  shall  be  in  excess  of  the  ability  of 
Qie  Specific  Tax  Fund  to  meet. 


-^STATEMENT 

Of  tks  AmtftaU  qf  AnnttaUy  aeeruinff  Jhterett  upon  the  now  ouUkmding  B<md»^ 
compvtedfor  each  year  io  the  maiuHiy  of  (he  eeveral  ckueee  thereqf. 


mi. 

198. 
MS. 

ttn. 


1987. 


a. 


og<a2     I    £§"022 


|S7,M0  00 
S7UM0  00 

is^nooo 


118,860  00 


o 


III 


$30,820  00 
80.no  00 
80,880  00 
80,880  00 
20,880  00 
80,820  00 
80,880  00 
18,110  00 


$190,000  00 


9,000 
9,000 
9,000 
9,000 
9,000 
9,000 
9,000 
9,000 


00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 


$70,800  00 


$48,600  00 
48,000  00 
48,600  00 
48,500  00 
48,600  00 
48.600  00 
48,680  00 
48,600  00 
48,600  00 
48,600  00 
48,600  00 
48,600  00 
81,780  00 


$544,600  00 


^ 


$88,400  00 
88,400  00 
88,400  00 
88,400  00 
88,400  00 
88,400  00 
88,400  00 
88,400  00 
88,400  00 
88,400  00 
88,400  00 
88,400  00 
88,400  00 
88,400  00 
88,400  00 
88,400  00 
88,400  00 
88,400  00 
88,400  00 
10,780  00 


$058,470  00 


o  S 
Eh 


$140,880  00 

140,880  00 

180,010  00 

118,840  00 

118,840  00 

118,840  00 

118,840  00 

99,780  00 

77,020  00 

77,020  00 

77,080  00 

77,080  00 

66.240  00 

88.400  00 

88,400  00 

88,400  00 

88,400  00 

88,400  00 

88,400  00 

10,780  00 


$1,689,270  00 


26  ANNUAL  REPORT  OP  THB 


DEPOSIT    DEBT. 


The  dex>osit  debt  is  made  up  of  the  seyeral  itemg,  and 
amounts  stated  below,  viz : 
Agricultural  College  Fund 15,060  00 

Railroad  deposits : 

Michigan  Central _       $1,397  02 

Michigan  Southern 147  72 

St  Joseph  Valley 55  00 

Oakland  and  Ottawa . .  _ .  8  58 

1,608  32 

Light-house  deposit.. _ 15  00 

Primary  School  Interest  Fund  deposit 1  33 

«  «      Fund  deposit 723  71 

University  Interest  Fund  deposit 7  83 

University  Fund  deposit _.-  375  00 

Swamp  Land  Interest  Fund  deposit 90 

Swamp  Land  Fund  deposit 186  33 

State  Salt-Spring  Land  deposit 80  00 


Aggregate... $8,068  42 


STATE   REVENUE. 

r 

The  principal  sources  of  supply  to  the  State  Treasury,  are 
Specific  Taxes,  Trust  Funds,  and  Direct  Taxes. 

SPECIFIC  taxes. 

From  Specific  Taxes  were  received  during  the  fiscal  year, 
the  amounts  set  forth  below : 


AUDITOR   GENERAL.  '^7 

Received  from  Railroad  and  Railway  companies  ^  $212,308  05 

**               Telegraph  companies*- 1,311  20 

Insturance'         "        81,046  54 

Express'            « -,.  1,503  00 

Mining*             "         8,514  22 


Total  amount  received $304,685  01 

Of  thii!  amount   there  was    re- 

funded    to   the    International 

Insmnee  Company  (amount 

overpaid) $74  29 

The  Mining  Co.  Tax,  transferred 

to  General  Fund,  amounted  to,        8,514  22 

$8,588  51 


The  balance,  applicable  to  the  payment  of  in- 
terest upon  the  Trust  Funds  and  upon  the 
Bonded  Debt,  was  • $296,096  50 

Of  this  amount,  there  was  used  in  paying  the 
interest  upon  Trust  Funds  * 157,797  96 


Leaving  a  balance,  applicable  to  the  payment 
of  interest  upon  the  Bonded  Debt,  of  • $138,298  54 


iThe  SpecUle  Taxes  received  from  Railroad  companies  were,  from  the  different 
rieiact  of  companies,  as  foUowe :  * 

T^rtri  aaionit  rcoeiTed.  as  above |31«,808  00 

Of  iriilch  there  was  paid  by  companies  operating  under  charters  : 

Bf  tkc  Michigan  Central  company $91,496  11 

*'        Sonthem  company J 86,644  80 

Erie  and  Kalamazoo  company 8,808  04 

Total  by  diarter  oompaales $180,848  85 

^  tlie  Detroit  and  Milwankeo  company 86,478  60 


Amboy,  LansW  and  Traverse  Bay,  Taxes  for  1802, 1868, 

19M,  and  1866. 6,64185 


••  Street RailwaTOomi>aniee....„....^ _        1,096  48 

r,Latt8li 
.and  186 

IflSTtBg  for  amount  paid  by  companies  now  operating  under  the  general 
"      -  •  •      ....  .-     ■       j^^^  -      - 


$168,468  68 


rsOroad  law,  and  subject  to  pay  the  tax  leyied  under  section  46 

of  said  law $48,849  43 


•Amiidtx."I/'p.66-71.    «IMd,p.T3.    »n>.,p.7^Tr.    *  H).,  p.  72.    *n>.,p7^W. 


28 


ANNUAL  REPORT  OF  THE 


As  compared  with  the  receipts  for  the  year  ending 
November  30,  1869/  those  of  the  present  year  are  in  excess 
136,154:  60 ;  the  amount  applicable  to  the  payment  of  interest 
is  greater  by  $37,492  88;  the  amount  required  to  meet  the 
interest  upon  the  Trust  Funds  is  larger  by  $7,768  71,  and 
there  is  an  increase,  in  the  portion  available  for  the  payment 
of  interest  upon  the  Bonded  Debt,  of  $29,724  17. 


TRUST     FUNDS. 


The  credit  balance  of  the  Trust  Funds,  November  30,  1869, 
the  receipts  thereto  during  the  year,  and  the  credit  this  day, 
appears  from  the  followiug 


3  TA  TEMEN  T: 


Cr.hal.Nov.80,'69 

Rec*t8  dnr'g  year. 

Cr.baLNoT.«>,"fO 

Primary  School  Fnnd 

s  $1,606,190  26 

s  210,011  07 

4  46,087  18 

&  818,686  18 

6|1<N$5S80  86 

7  4,689  46 

H760  00 

>  8,412  20 

c  $1,714,071  12 

-214,500  08 

»  46,797  IS 

Five  per  cent.  School  Fund.. . 
Normal  School  Fund 

University  Fund 

»8ie,98T  S8 

Totals 

1 12,177,768  64 

$114,602  62 

12,292,856  10 

DIRECT  TAXES, 

The  net  receipts  from  this  source,"  during  the  year,  amount, 
including  the  interest  and  charges  on  delinquent  taxes  re- 
turned to  this  office,  to  $532,783  27,  $67,518  30  in  excess  of 
the  amount  of  State  Tax  apportioned  for  1869. 

The  apportionment  of  the  State  Tax  for  the  year  1870,  and 
for  the  three  prior  years,  was  under  the  acts  and  for  the 
several  amounts  set  forth  in  the  following 


1  Report  1869,  p.  16-17. 

>  Report  1869,  Appendix,  p.  21. 

*n>id,p.20-21. 

«n>«,p.  18-19. 

»n).,  p.  10-17. 


<  Appendix,  p.  24-26. 

'n).,p.24-2ft. 

"U).,  p.  22-28. 

•n>.,  p.  20^21. 

i«  See  Note  1,  p.  29. 


AUDITOR  GENBBAL. 


29 


STATEMENT: 


ACTS. 


27oL  us;  1861,  V  mill 

M9fi«  &.  Ses.,  1-16  mlU 

1«,  180,  MUiUry  Tax..... 

m,  ISfT,  Unirenlty  Aid . . 

14, 189,  Unirenity  Aid... 

^       115. 1847.  ABylnm  for  Ins... 

Itt,  1867,  A»x.  for B J>.A  B. 

1S1,166»,     "      " 

GcBcnl  State  Tax. 

Total* - 


1867. 


$88,496  78 
19,M7  87 
24,674  85 
15,896  80 

'sb^ood'oo 

40,000  00 
692,988 'IB 


$880,789  80 


1868. 


$88,495  78 
19,847  87 
84,674  85 
15,893  80 


615,981  69 


$718,747  81 


1800. 


$88,495  78 
"^,808  40 

"i5i666"66 


70,000  00 
807,965  84 


$165,86197 


1870, 


$88,495  78 
"88',868'40 

'"i6,666"66 


807,965  84 


$895,864  97 


The  one-sixteenth  mill  tax  was  not  included  in  the  appor- 
tiomnent  for  the  year  1869,  or  1870,  for  the  reason  that, 
though  the  law  nnder  which  it  was  levied  had  not  been 
repealed,  the  debt  to  the  payment  of  which  the  funds  accru- 
ing from  said  tax  were  pledged  was  so  far  extinguished  as  to 
be  brought  within  the  reach  of  the  funds  on  hand. 

From  the  foregoing  several  statements  of  receipts  from 
specific  taxes,  the  trust  funds,  and  direct  taxes,  and  by  a  com- 
parison of  the  aggregate  amount  thereof  applicable  to  expen- 
ditures for  "General  Purposes''  with  the  total  cash  receipts 
from  all  sources  during  the  year,  the  following  result  is 
reached,  viz: 


>  Am  the  Statement  below  Indicates,  a  very  heavy  amount  of  taxes  have  been 
~  bade"  and  "  rejected'^  during  the  year  past. 


STA  TSMENTqf  Taxes  Charged  Back  to  the  Counties,  and  Ji^ected,  June  SO,  1870. 


WHAT  TAX. 


SC&te  Tax. 


Toneliip  Tax 

Bk^vayTtax 

ittM^  Tax 

Dtmia  Tax 

XlaedlaneoiiB  Taxes. 


Arooant  Re- 
jected, a 


$2,889  17 
17,785  94 
7,267  82 
22.166  40 
7.969  51 
8.229  89 
1,866  81 


Totals 


$68,174  54 


Amoant 
Ch'd  Back,  b 


$5,089  45 

20,987  22 

11,495  70 

14,961  14 

8,781  91 

4,104  09 

1,144  25 

14,065  10 

9,188  25 


$89,662  13 


Ag'gateReJec- 

tedand 
Ch'd  Back. 


17,628  60 
88,728  16 
18,768  52 
87,427  54 
16,701  42 
12,888  48 

8,010  56 
14,065  19 

9,188  25 


$157,886  72 


e  Supplement  p.  2.    b  Supplement,  p.  6. 


30  ANNUAL  REPOHT  OF  THS 

Gash  receipts  from  all  sources  during  the  fiEcal 

year $1,404,100  19 

Cash  receipts  of  amounts  held  "  in  trust" 366,829  06 


Balance  applicable  to  *' general  purposes"    $1,037,271  13 

Of    the  several  amounts  received  from  the 

sources  named,  the  revenues  for  general 

purposes  were : 

From  specific  taxes $300,353  61 

"     trust  funds^ 110,053  06 

"     direct  taxes. .  .$465,264  97 

From  interest  and 

charges  on  direct 

taxes 67,518  30 

532,783  27 


From    sale    of    War 

Bounty  Bonds . .  $44,000  00 
From  U.  S.  war  exp's 

reimbursed 19,941  55 


$30,139  63 


63,941  56 


1  Not  iDclndlng  Five  Per  Cent  P.  S.  Fund  receipta. 

a  Table  »'  H,"  Appendix,  p.  64. 

»  Qenenl  Fund,  Ibid,  p.  7 ;  alBO,  "  M  M,"'  Ibid,  p.  24«. 


943,189  94 


Deducting,  and  it  appears  that  from  sources 

other  than  the  above,  there  was  received 

of  revenue  for  general  purposes $94,081  1 9 

Whence  this  amount,  is  shown  by  the  following : 
From  sundry  sources*  $23,242  23 
From  fees, — collected 

by  State  officers'     4,669  64 
From  sale  of  Internal 

Improvem't  rnds        116  84 
From  sale  of  Salt  Sp'g 

lands 2,110  92 


94,081  19 


AUDITOR  GEKEBAL.  31 

EXPENDITURES. 

Though  a  statement  has  already  been  given,  it  is  not  deemed 
improper  to  re-state  here,  under  a  different  classification,  the 
cash  expenditures  for  the  fiscal  year  just  closed. 

The  aggregate  of  cash  expenditures*  for  the  ye«r  was 
$1,779,881  94,  of  which  1345,588  88  was  *  from  amounts 
received  and  disbursed  in  trust.  The  remainder,  $1,434,293  06, 
was  disbursed  for  general  purposes,  and  covered  the  following 
items,  viz: 


Salaries' — State  Officers,  Deputies,  Principal 

Clerks $30,432  66 

Salaries— Extra  Clerks  ^ 11,457  28 

-  Com 'r  of  Immigration,         2,291  68 

Awanls  of  Board  of  Auditors  *  _ .        59,674  37 

$103,755  9!* 

f      mraners   reaa* x,xcru  ^mj 

Wolf  Bounty' 232  00 

Appraisals — State  Salt  Spring  Ld.,'  155  80 

Military  Expenses* 6,595  00 

9,477  68 

Totalofabove $152,605  02 

Interest  upon  Bonded  Debt  and 
Px«minm $173,439  41 

Interest  upon  Trust  Funds 166,362  51 

339,801  92 

Bounties  to  soldiers 38,850  00 

UuTersity  Aid 18,849  58 

Belief  of  disabled  soldiers 1 ,500  00 

Footing  of  above $551,606  52 

>For  tabvJar  aiuUyiis  of  cash  expenditares,  aee  **  O,''  Appendix,  p.  80. 
«-K.''IWd,p.«l- 
•  Oeneral  Fond.  Id.,  p.  6. 

«Tbis  anioiut  does  not  cover  tbe  total  awards  of  Board  of  Auditors,  bat  indadei 
oaly  pach  portions  thereof  as  are  paid  flrom  the  General  Pnnd. 
»  -  rr  Appendix,  p.  «.    •  n»ld,  p.  88. 


32  ANNUAL  BEPOBT  OF  THE 

Appropriations— Gen'l  Fund  L . .     $92,980  74 
"  Asylum  ^- 88,156  80 

Total  of  appropriations  paid..    1181,136  54 

Principal  of  Bonded  Debf 701,550  00 

$882,686  54 

Aggregate  of  Cash  Expenditures  for  General 

Purposes $1,434,393  06 

From  the  foregoing  classification  and  division  may  be  seen 
at  once  the  purpose  for  which  the  Treasury  disbursements  of 
the  year  were  made,  and  also  the  portion  of  such  disburse- 
ments not  required  by  law  to  be  continued  beyond  this  year. 

The  disbursements  in  trust — stated  above  at  $345,588  88 — 
are  stated  in  detail  in  another  part  of  this  report.  The  items 
are  numerous,  and,  being  of  a  character  not  requiring  the 
special  attention  of  the  Legislature,  are  not  introduced  here. 

FUNDS. 

There  are  now  twenty-three  Funds,  accounts  with  which 
are  kept  upon  the  books  ^  in  this  office.  The  function  of 
these  several  Funds,  the  sources  whence  they  are  supplied,  the 
purpose  for  which  established,  with  the  transactions  through 
each  for  the  fiscal  year,  will  be  stated  under  proper  heads. 

GENERAL  FUND. 

To  the  crcdit  of  this  Fund  are  passed  the  amounts  of  all 
receipts  to  the  Treasury  not  required  by  law  to  be  carried  to 
the  credit  of  any  of  the  several  special  funds.  Thence,  by 
transfer,  are  supplied  such  of  the  special  funds  as  have  no 
resources  of  their  own ;  also,  deficiencies  in  any  other  of  the 
funds,  the  demands  upon  which  are  not  fully  met  from  the 
established  sources  for  the  supply  thereof.  Expenditures  other 
than  for  the  purposes  covered  by  the  special  funds,  are  made 
from  this  Fund  on  General  Fund  AVarrants. 

»*'G,"  Appendix,  p.  68. 

*  U).,  '*  Q?^  p.  80,  Incladce  $55  80,  expenses  to  the  Fond. 
3  Does  not  Inclade  payinents  on  account  of  Canal  Loan. 

*  Ledger  balances.  Appendix,  p.  5.    - 


AUDITOR  GBKEBAL.  33 

The  aggregate  credits  to  the  Gk^neral  Fiind^  daring  the  fiscal 
year  reached  $887,921  93,  and  included  $4,067  72  transferred 
ih»n  the  Canal  Fund  for  apportionment,  under  Joint  Resolu- 
tion No.  2,  of  1863,  and  $93,574  88  from  the  Specific  Tax 
Fund.'  The  charges  to  the  Fund  cover  tranetk^tions  amount- 
ing to  $858,428  82,  and  include  transfers  to  special  funds  of 
$280,562  83.  Or,  striking  from  each  side  of  the  account  all 
tnuiafers,  the  cash  credits  amount  to  $790,279  33,  less  by 
$613,820  86  than  the  total  cash  Treasury  receipts,  and  the 
duugea  to  $577,865  99,  less  by  $1,202,015  95  than  the  total 
cash  Treasury  disbursements. 

8PECIPIC  TAX   FUND. 

To  this  Fund  is  credited  the  receipts  on  account  of  specific 
taxes.  All  receipts'  to  the  Fund — except  those  irom  mining 
eompttnies  of  the  Upper' Peninsula — ^are  required*  to  be  applied 
in  paying  the  interest  upon  the  educational  funds,  and  the 
interest  and  principal  of  the  State  debt,  in  the  order  recited, 
BBtil  the  extingoishment  of  the  State  debt,  other  than  the 
amoants  due  the  educational  funds,  when  such  specific  taxes 
diall  be  added  to  and  constitute  a  part  of  the  Primary  School 
Interest  Fund. 

UNrVERSlTY    FUND. 

The  UniTersity  Fund  has  its  source  of  supply  in  the  sale  of 
UniTersity  land&  Its  credit  balance^  represents  the  realized 
endowment  of  the  University,  and  amounts  to  $316,937  33. 
The  account  with  this  Fund  was  opened  in  1841,  and  showed  a 
net  credit,  at  the  close  of  that  year,  of  $1,025  00.  The  net 
credit^  to  the  Fund  for  the  year  just  closed,  ^  $3,412  20. 

sSpedle  Tax  Faiid,  Appendix,  p.  8 ;  alM,  ante,  p.  27. 

«8ee.  1.  Article  XTv,  of  the  Conttltatlon. 

^Vmiwetatj  Pond,  Appendix,  p.  90-1 ;  also,  ''  T,"  n>id.,  p.  228. 


34  ANNUAL  BEPOBT  OF  THE 


UNIVBBSITY  INTEREST  FUND. 


The  credits  to  the  University  Interest  Fund  coyer  receipts 
from  two  sources — ^from  interest  paid  by  holders  of  part-paid 
certificates  of  purchase  of  University  lands,^  and  from  interest 
paid  by  the  State  upon  the  credit  balance  of  the  University 
Fund.  From  the  former,  the  receipte  for  the  year  were  $9,- 
579  88;  from  the  latter,  129,011  19.  The  disbursements  for 
the  support  of  the  University  during  the  year  amounted  to 
t38,157  95. 

UNIVEBSITY  AID  FUND. 

The'supply  of  this  Fund  comes  from  direct  taxation,  through 
the  General  Fund,  under  the  provisions  of  Act  No.  14,  Laws 
of  1869.  The  annual  credit^  to  this  Fund  is  fixed  by  said  Act 
at  115,000  00,  and  represents,  when  capitsdized,  a  seven  per  cent 
endowment  of  1214,285  72.  Under  the  provisions  of  said  act 
of  1869,  as  construed  by  the  Supreme  Court,'  there  was  dis- 
bursed from  this  Fund  during  the  fiscal  year,  $18,849  58. 

AGBICULTURAL   COLLEGE  FUND. 

The  Agricultural  College  Fund  is  credited  with  the  proceeds 
of  the  sale  of  Agricultural  College  lands.^  The  first  sale  of 
said  lands  was  in  1868,  and  the  amount  received  on  sales  for 
that  and  the  succeeding  years  is,  for  1868,  •2,300  00 :  1869, 
$11,865  00;  1870,  $5,895  00;  or,  a  total  to  this  date  of 
$20,060  00.  Of  this  amount.  $15,000  00  has  been  invested  in 
War  Bounty  Bonds. 

The  act  of  Congress  under  which  this  grant  of  lands  came 
to  the  State,  provides  that  all  moneys  derived  from  the  sale  of 
such  lands  shall  be  invested  in  stocks  of  the  United  States,  or 
of  the  States,  or  some  other  safe  stocks.    The  same  act  also 


» University  Interest  Fund,  Appendix,  p., 20-1;  also,  /'U/'  Ibid,  p.  224/ fbc  state- 
ment of  account  tfom  opening  thereof  to  tnls  date. 

>  University  Aid  Fund,  Appendix,  p.  20-1. 

» 19  Michigan,  18. 

4  Act  of  Congress,  Jnlr  2.  1962 ;  U.  S.  Statu  toe  at  large,  508 ;  also  Sees.  8  and  4,  Act 
No.  140, 1868,  Laws  of  Michigan. 


AUDITOR  GBNBRAL.  «}6 

prorides  that  if  any  portion  of  the  Fnnd  invested,  or  any 
portion  of  the  interest  thereon,  shall^  by  any  action  or  contin- 
geDcy,  be  diminished  or  lost,  it  shall  be  replaced  by  the  State 
to  which  it  belongs,  so  that  the  capital  of  the  Fund  shall 
p^nain  forever  nndiminished ;  and  the  annual  interest  shall 
be  regularly  applied,  without  diminution,  to  the  purposes  set 
forth  therein. 

Briefly,  the  conditions  are,  that  the  State  is  responsible  for 
the  safe  keeping  of  the  fund  created  by  the  sale  of  said  lands; 
aho,  that  the  State  is  held  responsible  for,  and  required  to 
make  good,  any  diminution  of  the  annual  interest  upon  said 
fund. 

The  State,  having  accepted  the  grant,^  is  bound  by  the  con- 
ditions of  the  act  under  which  it  was  made.  And  because  of 
€Bcb  conditions,  it  is  respectfully  submitted  that  the  security 
of  the  State  against  losses  contingent  upon  loaning  the  Fund 
— the  intervals  between  the  maturity  of  any  amount  loaned 
and  the  re-investment  of  the  same  amount — the  non-collection 
tjf  interest  upon  loans — and  the  chances  of  loss  of  the  large 
amoant  of  securities  that  must  necessarily  be  kept  to  represent 
fuch  loans — can  best  be  insured  by  treating  the  receipts  from 
(he  sale  of  the  Agricultural  land  in  the  same  manner  as  are 
the  receipts  from  the  sale  of  other  lands  held  under  similar 
conditions. 

If  such  is  not  technically  in  strict  conformity  with  the  con- 
ditions of  the  grant,  it  in  spirit  meets  the  requirements  thereof, 
as  to  the  investment,  for  the  investment  then  becomes  a 
perpetual  fnnd,  upon  which  there  can  bo  no  diminution  of  the 
annual  interest  To  the  security  of  the  Fund  as  now  treated 
the  fiuth  of  the  State  is  pledged.  Equally  would  the  faith  of 
the  State  be  pledged  to  the  perpetuity  of  the  Fund,  and  the 
return  of  an  nndiminished  annual  interest  thereon,  were  the 
tRatment  of  the  proceeds  from  the  sales  of  these  lands  made 
^miform  with  those  from  the  sale  of  other  lands  received  under 


'  ActXo.  4«,  Lur9  of  1S€8. 


36  ANNUAL  REPORT  OF  THE 

similar  conditious.  The  stocks^  or  securities  upon  which  snch 
proceeds  must  be  invested^  must  be  subject  to  constant  fluctu- 
ations in  value,  and,  at  best,  rest  only  upon  the  faith  of  the 
corporation  or  municipality  by  which  they  are  issued.  Upon 
no  less  security  would  the  safety  of  the  proceeds  rest  than  now, 
were  it  the  faith  of  this  State  instead  of  other  municipalities. 
By  a  resolution  of  the  Board  of  Control,  the  State  Treas- 
urer was  designated  aa  the  custodian  of  the  stocks  taken  for 
this  Fund.  That  officer  accepts  the  trust  as  a  matter  of 
courtesy,  and  not  of  official  obligation.  These  stocks  not  being 
State  funds,  nor  subject,  under  the  present  laws,  to  the  control 
of  the  State, — except  indirectly, — are  not  covered  by  the  official 
bond  of  the  Treasurer ;  hence,  depend  for  their  safety  upon 
the  integrity  of  the  custodian. 

AGRICULTURAL    COLLBGB  INTEREST  FUND. 

The  receipts  to  this  Fund  from  interest  upon  part-paid  cer- 
tificates of  sale  of  Agricultural  College  lands,  and  upon  loans, 
were^  for  the  year,*  12,732  21.  $2,779  89  have  been  drawn 
therefrom  by  the  Treasurer  of  the  State  Board  of  Agriculture. 

NORMAL  SCHOOL  FUND. 

Section  16,  of  Act  No.  139,  Laws  of  1850,  provides  that 
twenty-five  sections  of  salt-spring  lands  shall  be  set  aside  for 
the  support  of  a  Normal  School,  and  that  the  proceeds  of  the 
sale  of  said  land  shall  (except  as  therein  specified)  be  and  re- 
main a  perpetual  fund,'  and  the  interest  thereon,  computed  at 
the  rate  of  six  per  ceut  per  annum,  together  with  the  interest 
received  from  holders  of  part-paid  certificates  of  sale  of  any  ol 
such  lands,  shall  be  used  for  the  support  of  said  School.  The 
credit  balance  of  this  Fund — $46,797  18 — shows  the  total  ol 
net  receipts  thereto. 


1  vide  Appendix,  p.  8^87 :  alao,  "  W/'  Ibid,  p.  28S,  for  statament  of  approprlstf^ 
for  nse  of  College,  nom  ana  Indadlng  18ft5,  aud  the  specldc  purposes  for  wlUcli  sad 
appropriatloiis  were  made. 

s  Normal  School  Fond,  Appendix,  p.  28-88;  also.  Statement  "X,"  n>id,  p. 


AUDITOR  GENERAL.  37 

NORMAL  SCHOOL  UTTEREST  FUND. 

From  this  Fand  the  disbursements  for  the  support  of  the 
Komial  School  are  made. 

Interest  upon  part-paid  certificates  of  purchase  of  Normal 
School  land,  and  upon  the  credit  balance  of  the  Normal 
School  Fund,  constitute  the  established  resources'  thereof. 
The  credits  from  these  sources,  not  supplying  the  necessities 
of  the  Fund,  have  been  supplemented  by  annual  appropria- 
tions from  the  General  Fund.  The  total  interest  credit  to  the 
Fmid  daring  the  year  amounts  to  $4,490  78,  and  the  General 
Fund^  transfer  to  tlOjOOO  00.  On  certificates  of  the  Board 
of  Education,  $14,500  00'  have  been  disbursed  therefrom. 

PRIMARY  SCHOOL  FUND. 

The  net  credit  balance  of  the  Primary  School  Fund  stands^ 
toHlay  at  $1,714,071  12,  and  represents  the'amount  actually 
reotived*  from  the  sale  of  Primary  School  land  from  the  first 
sak  thereof,  July  5, 1837,  to  this  date.  There  are  no  charges 
against  this  Fund  except  for  the  correction  of  errors,  or  for 
lefunding  money  wrongfully  received. 

FIVE  PER  CENT  PRIMARY  SCHOOL  FUKD. 

The  ciedits  to  this  Fund* — upon  the  balance  of  which  there 
18  paid,  for  the  benefit  of  the  Primary  School  Interest  Fund, 
annual  interest  at  five  per  cent — are,  by  transfers  of  one-half 
of  the  annnal  net  cash  receipts  thereto  from  the  Swamp  Land 
Fund,  made  under  the  provisions  cff  Act  No.  31,  Laws  of  1868, 
and  amount  to  $214,550  53. 

PRIMARY  SCHOOL  IKTEHEST  FUND. 

The  sources  of  supply  to  this  Fund  are  from  interest  upon 
part-paid  certificates  of  purchase  of  School  lands;  interest 


"T^  and  '' Z,'*  Appendix,  pp.  280  and  281,  show  the  aggregate  cbargca 
thJa  Fund ;  also,  the  ag^^gate  credits  thereto   since   the   opening  of  the 
wcfmat  In  1S30. 
3&ce  Act  No.  92,1869. 

*  }fanBa]  Scbool  Interest  Fond,  Appendix,  p.  22-28. 
« ApiicBdiz,  p.  24-25.    « Ibid,  *"  AA,^*  p.  282. 


38  ANNUAL  BBPORT  OF  THE 

paid  by  the  State  upon  the  net  credit  balances  of  the  School 
funds,  and  collections  from  trespassers  upon  the  School  lands. 
The  credits*  to  the  Fund  for  the  fiscal  vear,  from  the  soureefl 
stated,  and  in  the  aboYC  order,  are  $53,714  30,  1115,406  78, 
$10,606  56,  and  $1,721  40.  From  this  Fund  the  counties 
have,  during  the  year,  received  upon  the  apportionment  of  the 
Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  $179,483  16.  The 
aggregate  net*  receipts  to  this  Fund  from  1840,  inclusive, 
amount  to  $2,636,038  19,  of  which  $2,544,759  72  have  been 
disbursed  for  the  support  of  primary  schools  in  the  several 
counties. 

ASYLUM   FUND. 

The  Asylum  Fund  was  established  by  Act  No.  133, 1849,  but 
was  not  opened  until  1850.  Its  source  of  supply,  as  provided 
by  the  act  of  1849,  was  from  the  proceeds  of  the  sales  of 
fifteen  sections  of  State  salt-spring  lands  set  apart  for  the 
benefit  of  the  Fund,  since  known  as  Asylum  lands.  The  land 
appropriation  was  increased,  by  Act  No.  282,  laws  of  1850,  to 
twenty-five  sections  of  land.  Amounts,  however,  in  addition 
to  the  receipts  from  sales  of  Asylum  land  have,  from  time  to 
time,  under  the  requirements  of  special  acts,  been  passed  to 
the  credit  of  the  Asylum  Fund,  for  the  purpose  of  aiding  in  the 
construction  of  buildings  for,  and  defraying  the  current 
expenses  of  the  Asylums. 

Act  No.  282, 1850,  appropriated  from  the  General  Fund,  to 
be  reimbursed  from  the  proceeds  of  the  sale  of  Asylum  lands, 
$5,000  00.  This  amount  was  used  from  the  General  Fund, 
direct,  and  replaced  as  provided  by  said  act. 

Act  No.  80,  1853,  appropriated  $23,000  00  from  the  General 
Fund,  to  be  reimbursed  as  under  the  act  of  1850.  The  amount 
was  covered  into  the  Asylum  Fund,  but,  as  appears  from  an 
examination  of  the  account  just  completed,  the  amount  has 
not  yet  been  recovered  into  the  General  Fund,  as  required  by 


1  Appendix,  p.  24-25.    2  Ibid,  ''  BB,''  p.  288. 


AUDITOB  GENERAL.  39 

aid  act  of  1853,  under  which  the  transfer  to  the  Asylnm  Fand 

wMmade. 
The  transactions  through  the  Asylum  Fnnd^  from  the  time 

it  was  established  to  this  day/  are  covered  by  the  following 

statementy  viz: 

ReeeipU : 

From  sale  of  Asylum  lands,  net $71,136  32 

Appropriations  thereto  from  General  Fund     1^222,373  12 


Total  resources  of  Fund 11,293,509  44 


ZKtte  rsemenis : 
To  Institution  for  D.  D.  and  B.,*  1606,500  00 
To  Institution  for  the  Insane '     613,089  37 


Total  disbursements  to  date,  11,219,589  37 

ImdMedness  of  the  Fund: 

To  General  Fund.   $23,000  00 

Institution  for  the 

D.D.andB 10,000  00 

33,000  00 

1,252,589  37 


Available  balance l $40,920  01 


This  balance  is  available  for  appropriation,  and  it  is  sug- 
gested that  appropriations  for  the  benefit  of  the  institutions 
drawing  their  support  from  this  source  might  cover  this 
amoant,  thereby  lessening  by  so  much  the  amount  necessary 
to  be  appropriated  from  other  sources. 

SWAMP  LAND  FUND. 

Among  the  tables  appendatory  to  this  report,  is  a  classified 
statement  *  of  the  receipts  and  expenditures  of  this  Fund,  from 
the  date  of  opening  the  account  in  1852  to  this  date.  The 
statement  shows  the  expenditure,  whether  of  cash   or  land, 

>  For  tnoMctloiii  of  carrent  year,  »ee  ABjIom  Fund,  Appendix,  p.  80-1. 
» ''  FP/'  Appendix,  p.  287.  » •*  QG,"  Appendix,  p.  288. 

«  Svamp  Land  Pnna,  Appendix,  p.  10-17. 


40  ANNUAL  RBPOBT  OF  THE 

upon  the  several  swamp  land  State  roads  and  ditches  ;^  giyee 
aggregate  cash  receipts  to  the  Fund ;  also,  the  cash  expendi- 
tures, whether  upon  roads  or  for  other  purposes ;  also,  the 
amount  of  land  warrants  drawn  during  each  year. 

A  comparison  between  the  expenditures  on  account  of  the 
construction  of  swamp  land  State  roads  and  ditches,  as  set 
forth  in  said  statement,  and  expenditures  on  the  same  account, 
as  set  forth  in  the  current  report  of  the  Swamp  Land  State 
Road  Commissioner,  will,  in  many  instances,  show  discrepan- 
cies in  the  amount  of  expenditures.  These  arise  from  the 
fact,  that  the  statement  of  the  account  as  appended  hereto  is 
of  transactions,  vouchers  for  which  have  passed  through  the 
hands  of  the  Auditor  General,  while  the  statements  in  the  said 
Commissioner's  report  cover  not  only  these  transactions,  but 
also  the  expenditure  of  lands  under  special  grants,  vouchers  for 
which  have  not  always  reached  the  Auditor  General. 

The  Swamp  Land  Fund*  Account  was  opened  in  1852.  The 
receipts  to  this  account  since  and  including  that  date,  cash 
and  warrant,  are  covered  by 

Warrants  credited,  amounting  to 12,219,077  92 

Cash 522,649  22 

Aggregate 12,741,727  14 

The  Expenditures,  by 
Price  of  L'ds  sold  for  war'nts . .  12,175,377  55 
Cash,  pd.  on  roads,  $168,301  63 

"    transf'd  to 
5  %  P.  S.  Fund.     214,550  53 
Cash,  sundry  ex- 
penditures       45,101  24 

427,953  40 

$2,603,330  95 


Cr.  bal.  of  Fund $138,396  19 


1  SUtement  "  QQ,'*  Appendix,  p.  848. 

9  Acts  187,  Laws  of  1851:  76,ofl8S8;  106,ofl857:  81«  of  1868;  117,  of  18W:  997of'61. 

>  9  U.  8.  Statates  at  Large,  M9 ;  10  Ibid,  684 ;  11  n>.,  251. 


AUDITOR  GEKEBAIm  41 

The  Fond  shows  a  warrant  credit  of t2,21 9,077  92 

And  on  lands  sold  for  warrants,  a  debit  of 2,175,377  55 


The  warrant  credit  exceeds  the  land  debit  by..         $43,700  37 


The  cash  credits  amount  to $522,649  22 

The  cash  expenditures $427,953  40 

The  excess  of  warrant  credits  oyer 

land  debits   represents    the 

amount    of    cash    warrants 

drawn  agaii^st  the  F'd,  but 

paid  in  land  and    charged 

against  the   Fund  as  cash. 

Deducting  from  the  amount 

ch'g'd  as  cash  expenditures, 

the  amount  of  warrants  so 

charged,  but  paid  in  land..         43,700  37 


And  there  appears  as  the  amount  of  cash  ac- 
tually expended 384,253  03 


Showing  a  cash  balance  of $138,396  19 


The  transactions  for  the  year  just  closed  show: 

Balance  on  hand  November  30, 1869 $138,995  99 

Expenditures — 

On  warrants $314,423  53 

Transfer'd  to  Five 

Per  Cent    P.  S. 

Fund 4,539  46 

Cash 5,510  16 

$324,473  15 

Beoeipts— Warrants.$314,423  53 

Cash 9,449  82 

323,873  35 


The  expenditures  exceeded  the  receipts  by ....  599  80 


Balance  as  above $138,396  19 


42  ANNUAL  REPORT  OF  THE 

WAR  FUND. 

The  War  Fund  was  credited  with  the  proceeds  of  the  sale  of 
the  War  Loan  and  the  War  Bounty  Loan  bonds.  It  receiyes 
credits  from  no  other  source,  except  of  amounts  sufficient  to 
meet  the  interest  upon  the  loans,  from  the  proceeds  of  which 
the  demands  of  the  Fund  were  originally  supplied. 
The  resources  of  the  War  Fund  during  the 

year,  including  credit  at  beginning,  iun't 

to $109,814  5« 

Expenditures  during  same  period >.         100,887  45 


Balance,  November  30, 1870 $8,927  14 

The  liabilities  of  the  Fund  are : 
Interest  upon  War  B'ty  Bonds, 

past  due $2,100  00 

Interest  upon  War  Bonds,  past 

due 250  25 

Gettysburg   Cemetery  Appro- 
priation, Act  118, 1865 854  80 

$3,205  05 


Showing  a  net  credit  balance  of $5,722  09 

The  gross  receipts  *  to  the  Fund,  from  and  in- 
cluding 1861,  are $3,343,203  19 

The  gross  expenses  of  the  Fund^  from  and  in- 
cluding 1861,  are - 3,334,276  05 


Showing  balance  as  above $8,927  14 

MILITARY    FUND. 

The  present  Military  Fund  was  established  under  the  pro- 
visions of  Act  No.  16,  Laws  of  1862,  and  has  its  source  of 
supply  in  an  annual  tax  equal  to  fifteen  cents  upon  each  vote 
cast  for  Governor  at  the  gubernatorial  election  last  preceding 


1  "BE,"  Appendix,  p.  386;  n)Id,  29-29. 


AUDITOB  GEKEBAL.  43 

the  year  for  which  the  tax  is  levied.     The  first  tax  leried 

under  the  provisions  of  this  act  was  in  1863, — collected  in 

1864. 

The  aggregate  amount  of  receipts  from  1864 

tothiBdateis' $161,666  70 

The  aggregate  amonnt  of  expenditures  from 

1864  to  this  date  is' 143,466  62 

Receipts,  in  excess  of  expenditures,  under 

above   act 118,210  08 

There  was  a  balance  in  the  old 

accoantof $7,530  15 

And   an    outstanding    demand 

against  said  balance  of  old 

acoountof 31  83 

Net  balance  of  old  account  to  credit  of  new  7,498  32 

Adding,  and  the  result  shows  a  credit  balance, 

November  30, 1870 «  of. $25,708  40 

S0LDIEB8'  AID  FUND. 

By  Act  No.  35,  Laws  of  1869,  relief  was  provided  for  dis- 
abled soldiers  to  an  amount  not  exceeding  $5,000  00  for  any 
one  year.  The  credits  to  the  Fund  are  by  transfers  from  the 
Military  Fund  of  such  amounts  as  may  equal  the  current 
demands  thereupon. 
The  transfers  to  this  dav  are : 

For  relief  of  soldiers,  1869 $2,000  00 

«  «  "       1870 1,500  00 

Total  aid  rendered  for  two  years $3,500  00 


I  For  deiAll  of  receipts  and  expenditures  of  Military  Fand,  fW>m  opening  of  account 
ider  ActlS,  1862,  see  ''DB/'  Appendix,  p.  285. 
s  MlUtary  Pand,  Appendix,  p.  28. 


44 


ANNUAL  BEPOBT  OF  THE 


ST.  MARY'S  FALLS  SHIP  CANAL  FUND. 

The  receipts  to  this  Fund  from  canal  tolls  during  the  fiscal 

year  amounted'  to 125^304  47 

The  disbursements  were _ 14,739  66 

Giving  for  net  receipts _ 110,564  81 

Add  .balance  in  Fund,  November  30,  1869 29,405  79 

And  there  appears  as  credit  balance  this  day..         139,970  60 
The  apportionment  to  the  counties,'*  to  be  made 

January  1, 1871,  will  covers  the  balance  now 

due  the  counties,  with  interest  to  that  date, 

principal  and  interest  amounting  to 10,322  23 

After  the  payment  of  which  there  will  remain 

to  the  credit  of  the  Fund _.         129,648  37 


The  cancelment  of  this  claim  of  the  counties'  discharges  all 
obligations  against  the  Canal  Fund,  except  for  the  payment  of 


I  Canal  Fand,  Appendix,  p.  S-9. 

s  ''  R/'  Ibid,  p.  218-221 ;  Act  No.  61,  Laws  of  1858 ;  7  Mich.  81 ;  Joint  Res.  No.  8,  '68. 

3  COUNTIES  to  whieh  taxes  have  been  rtfunded ;  Amount  qf  taxes  Apportioned  ;  Inter- 
est thereon^  and  total  amount  paid. 


COUNTIES. 


Alpena 

Cheboygan 

Grand  TraTcrse 

Gratiot 

Houghton 

Iosco 

Isabella 

Mackinac 

Manistee 

Marquette 

Mason 

Mecosta 

Midland 

Montcalm 

Newaygo 

Oceana 

Ontonagon 

Sanilac 

Tascola 


Amount  of 

Tax 

Int.  thereon. 

Apportioned. 

$117  89 

175  99 

77  08 

46  74 

2,685  04 

1,662  50 

600  04 

885  45 

4,481  01 

2,885  96 

172  08 

92  82 

2,570  09 

1,886  88 

688  20 

887  52 

2,244  06 

1,478  90 

6,886  17 

4,866  60 

1,074  10 

1,209  60 

860  45 

464  80 

8,102  74 

5,251  87 

8,968  81 

2,095  84 

8,981  84 

2,645  86 

2,460  47 

1,498  69 

6,697  41 

4,658  22 

805 

6  17 

225  90 

159  76 

$48,084  88 


$81,818  76 


Amount 
to  Coun 


paid 

tice. 


$198  88 

118  83 

4,89T64 

980  49 

7,816  9T 

264  85 

8,956  97 

1,020  72 

8,728  96 

10,708  86 

8,848  70 

1,884  76 

18,864  U 

6,600  15 

6,577  20 

8,958  16 

11,866  68 

14  88 

885  66 


$79,406  14 


AUDITOR  aEKBBAI^  45 

tlie  aemt-aonual  interest  upon  the  Canal  Loan,  now  reduoed 

to  $83,000  00,  and  of  the  said  loan  at  its  matnrity,  July  1, 

1869. 

The  gross  receipts  to  this  Fund^   from   the 

opening  of  the  account  to  this  date  are $300,051  67 

The  gross  expenses  of  the  Fund  from  the  open- 
ing of  the  account  to  this  date  are 260,081  07 

Credit  balance  as  above $39,970  60 

STATE  BUILDIKG  FUKD. 

To  this  Fund  is  credited  the  proceeds  of  the  sale  of  land 
giBiited'  by  Congress  to  the  State,  for  the  purpose  of  erecting 
public  buildings  at  the  seat  of  government  thereof,  and  also, 
the  proceeds  of  the  sale  of  lots  in  the  city  of  Lansing,  that 
were  reserved  by  the  State  at  the  time  of  locating  the  capital 
at  sftid  city. 

The  aggregate  credits  to  this  Fund'  are $62,797  76 

The  aggregate  charges  against  this  Fund  are. . .       34,155  40 

Giving  for  balance,  November  30, 1870 $28,642  36 

There  have  been  no  expenditures  from  this  Fund  since  1850, 
except  incidental,  at  the  close  of  which  year  it  stood  over- 
drawn $7,348  80.  The  balance  of  $28,642  36  is  available  for 
am^opriation  to  purposes  contemplated  in  the  grant. 

IKTBBKAL  IMPROVEMENT  FUND. 

There  are  expenditures  charged  against  this  Fund  amounting 

to $12,123,431  83 

The  credits  thereto  amount  to 9,687,022  39 

The  Fund  has  been  overdrawn  * $2,436,409  44 


i'*OCribld,p.£M. 

•OomfSUA  Laws  18»7,  p.  88 ;  Act  of  Jnne  38, 1888 ;  5  U.  S.  SUtates  at  Luve,  60. 
*  Vor  traaHctions  of  carrent  year  see  State  BuUdiiiff  Fund,  Appemdlx,  p.  80-1. 
«  For  a  ten  atatanent  of  the  Internal  ImproTement  Fand  receipta  and  expenditures 
lotait  DocQinenta  of  1866. 


46  ANNUAL  BEPOKT  OF  THE 

The  credits  to  the  Fund  for  the  year  were,  from  sale  of 
internal  improvement  land,  1116  84;  from  the  United  States, 
being  five  per  cent  upon  the  net  proceeds  from  the  sale  of 
public  lands  lying  within  the  State,  $14,650  78.  Under  joint 
resolution  No.  12, 1869,  the  last  stated  amount  has  been  dis- 
bursed in  part  liquidation  of  the  Beard  Claim. 

A  summary  of  the  expenditures  in  favor  of  the  several 
public  institutions  of  this  State,  from  the  tables  appended, 
show  the  following : 

Expended  for  University*— 1840  to  1870,  inclu- 
sive     $737,763  56 

Agricultural  College  '—1855  to  1870,  inclusive.-     313,878  09 

Normal  School^— 1850  to  1870,  inclusive 196,331  92 

Institution  for  Deaf,  Dumb,  and  Blind* — 1853  to 

1870,  inclusive - 606,500  00 

Asylum  for  the  Insane  '^—1853  to  1870,  inclusive     613,089  37 

State  Prison «— 1838  to  1870,  inclusive 1,423,440  46 

State  Eeform  SchooP— 1855  to  1870,  inclusive.-     436,585  13 

Aggregate  disbursements  for  the  benefit  of  the 
above  named  institutions $4,327,588  63 

In  addition  to  which,  there  has  been  apportioned 
to  the  counties  from  the  Primarv  School  In- 
terestFund".. 2,544,759  72 

Grand  total  of  expenditures  in  favor  of  the  sev- 
eral reformatory,  benevolent,  and  educational 
interests  of  the  State $6,872,348  25* 


SUPREME  COURT    REPORTS. 

An  account,  showing  the  cost  of  publication  of  each  of  the 
volumes  of  Supreme  Court  Reports,  and  also  tlie  amount  re- 

1  Appendix,  "  U,"  p.  224.    2  Ibid.  "  W,"  p.  228. 

»Ib.  •'Z,Vp.281. 

*n)."  PP."  p.  287. 

»Ib.  "GO,"p.  288. 

•  U).  "HE,"  p.  289,  and  "  1 1,"  p.  WO. 

'lb.  »'KK,"  p.241. 

«Ib.  "BB,"p.288. 


AUDITOR  GENERAL.  47 

odved  on  the  sale  thereof,  a^  accounted  hy  the  several  Beport- 
eiB  nnder  whose  charge  the  fieports  may  have  heen  published^ 
is  kept  on  the  books  in  this  office.  Under  a  resolution  of  the 
Board  of  Auditors*  of  November  30, 1870,  passed  nnder  the 
proYisio&s  of  Act  No.  133,  Laws  of  1869,  there  has  been  placed 
to  the  credit  of  each  volume  of  said  Reports,  an  amount  equal 
to  one-fifth  of  the  cost  price  thereof. 

COUNTY  TREASURERS. 

The  Treasurers  of  the  Counties  of  Houghton,*  Isabella,^ 
Keweenaw/  Midland,*  and  Saginaw  *  failed  to  make  returns  of 
lands  delinquent  for  non-payment  of  taxes  thereon,  within  the 
time  limited  by  law  for  making  such  returns.  But  the  Legis- 
lature, at  its  extra  session  in  July,  legalized  these  late  returns, 
and  the  lands  went  to  sale  in  October. 

The  Treasurer  of  Delta  county  neglected  to  make  a  sale  of 
the  lands  advertised  as  for  sale  in  his  county  for  unpaid  taxes, 
and  the  Treasurer  of  Keweenaw  county  absconded  after  selling 
the  lands  advertised  as  for  sale  in  said  county,  taking  with  him 
the  proceeds  of  such  sale.  He  also  destroyed  or  carried  away 
the  sales-books,  thereby  leaving  no  record  of  the  sales  made  to 
individuals,  or  of  lands  bid  to  the  State. 

The  Treasurer  of  Washtenaw  county  refused  to  conduct  the 
tax  sales  in  his  county.  In  his  stead,  Henry  W.  Walker  was, 
in  accordance  with  the  law  in  such  cases,  designated  by  the 
Auditor  General  for  that  duty. 

The  Treasurer  of  Chippewa  county  sold  the  lands  as  adver- 


i  Copy  of  Resolution  adopted  by  Board  of  Anditors,  November  80, 1870: 

Wkertag.  By  Act  No.  188,  Laws  of  1809,  It  was  referred  to  this  Board  to  Mjttle  with 
tka  feveral  Beporters  of  ttic  Sapreme  Conrt  in  respect  to  the  two  tanndred  copies  of 
tkeBeportfl  reqolred  to.be  deposited  with  the  Secretary  of  State, 

Saelwtd^  That  the  Auditor  General  is  hereby  authorized  to  credit  the  respective 
ftepoctiers  with  one-ilfth  of  the  cost  price  of  the  first  edition  of  one  thousand  copies 
«f  «Kh  Report. 

sUwsof  IhTO.  Act  No.  6. 

»lMd,  Aci  No.  1. 

'il>U,A^Ko.7 

•Ibid,  Act  No.  2.  

•Ibid.  Act  No.  8.. 


48  AKNUAL   RBPOBT  OF  THB 

tised,  but  has  failed  to  make  his  return  of  such  sale,  or  to  paj 
into  the  State  Treasury  the  proceeds  *  thereof. 

COUNTY  ACCOUNTS. 

A  full  statement  of  the  transactions  with  each  of  the  organ- 
ized counties  in  the  State,  for  the  twelve  months  ending  July 
1, 1870,  with  the  current  credits  and  charges  from  that  date  to 
the  close  of  the  fiscal  year,  will  be  found  appended,'  as  will  also 
an  abstract  of  the  balances '  shown  by  such  statements. 
From  the  Abstract  of  Balances  it  appears  that  the  gross  credit 

balance  is 1322,454  88 

The  gross  debit  balance  is 178,188  S% 

Showing  a  net  credit  balance  of. 1144,266  06 

This  balance  is  against  the  State.  To  the  proper  and  equit- 
able adjustment  between  the  several  counties  and  the  State,  of 
so  much  of  said  balance  as  to  them  respectively  belongs,  the 
attention  of  the  Legislature  was  called  by  the  Auditor  Oeneral 
in  his  report*  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  November  30, 1868. 
As  further  examination  confirms  the  views  set  forth  in  said 
report,  so  much  thereof  as  pertains  to  this  matter  is  repro- 
duced here,  unchanged,  except  in  so  far  as  to  bring  the  compu- 
tations down  to  this  date : 

"  For  the  purpose  of  reaching  a  reliable  conclusion  in  a  mat- 
ter that  has  thus  far  been  shrouded  in  uncerbiinty,  and  the 
treatment  of  which  has  been  based  upon  the  traditions  of  this 


1  Since  preparing  the  text  of  this  Report,  the  following  letter  concerning  the  tax  salea 
in  Chippewa  connty  has  been  received  from  the  present  Treasurer  of  aaia  oonnty : 

SAUI.T  Bts.  Mabis,  Mich.,  March  1,  ISn. 
Avdiior  Oeneral: 

Sib,— Yonra  of  Jan.  80  has  Jnst  come  to  hand.  In  compliance  with  yonr  wish,  I  here* 
by  transmit  yon  one  of  the  sales-booke.  Ton  will  perceive  that  there  has  been  twenty- 
two  certificates  isened,  and  that  the  late  Coanty  Treasurer,  M.  W.  Bcranton,  baa  not 
Tet  made  me  any  retom  of  the  certificates,  and  refuses  to  do  so.  He  has  not  signed  the 
book,  hence  my  sending  it  to  yon  unsigned.    He  haa  collected  thereon  S99  79. 

I  also  forward  yon  one  of  the  regular  Btate  Tax  Land  Lists,  showing  that  there  has 
been  22  certificates  issued,  and  that  there  has  also  been  collected  tt79  78.  which  la  in 
the  late  Treasurer's  possession.  Also,  one  of  the  State  Tax  Land  Lists  under  aeetioo 
1S4.    Amount  collected,  |7  fiO.     • 

L.  P.  TRBMPB, 

*  Appendix,  p.  90-217.    Mbid,  p.  0&-00. 
4  Report.  1846,  p.  25. 


^ 


AUDITOR  GEN  EH  A  L. 


49 


Department,  rather  than  upon  tangible  and  positive  evidence. 
much  labor  and  care  has  been  s^xeji  to  the  compilation  of  the 
foUoiring  statement^  which  gives  the  amount  of  State  tax 
apportioneil  to  the  counties  for  1850,  and  each  succediug 
Tear  to  and  including  1869  ;  and  the  net  cash  reeeipts  to  the 
tState  from  the  said  apportionments : 


STATEMENT. 


YEAR. 


Amoant  of  State 

Tax  Apportioned 

to  Counties. 


l« ' 

141 

l«t 

13M , 

UM 

1« 

!•« 

l-iK 

!•« 

l-W 

vm 

li«l 

l«« 

!« , 

i«<t I 

i««« I 

]•« I 

^*^  _......._ .. . .......-....._.........._, 

I"** 

!-• 


Amount 

Received  into 

State  Treasury. 


$118,709  Ml 



$187,879  »rt 

106,000  00 

129,897  24 

110,000  00 

174,159  61 

10,000  00 

68,528  96 

80,000  00 

88,047  15 

40,000  00 

54,716  46 

65,000  00 

55,885  04 

85.066  SO 

118,487  »; 

85,065  20 

185,106  81 

202.668  00 

208,019  04 

1M,668  00 

166,828  91 
460,619  60 

464,166  50 

488,178  48 

478,818  80 

440,000  79 

425,809  2-2 

470,000  79 

617,121  511 

642,467  76 

682,728  OS 

581,922  97 

590,619  8i) 

880,789  80 

865,048  48 

718,747  W 

722,409  57 

464,264. 97 

682.8T8  27 

$6,142,710  85 

$6,506,675  4y 

• 

In  studying  the  above  statement,  it  must  be  kept  in  mind 
(hat  the  amounts  found  in  the  right  hand  column  do  not  indi- 
cate the  collections  made  duriiig  the  year  opposite  to  which 
they  are  placed.  Thus,  the  amount  found  in  this  column 
opposite  to  1850,  shows  the  net  cash  receipts  into  the  Treasury 
through  the  means  of  direct  taxation  during  1851.  It  is 
placed  o])posite  to  1850,  because,  practically,  not  strictly,  it  ij^ 
the  amount  collected  on  the  tax  apportioned  in  1850.  So  of 
the  other  amounts ;  they  are  placed  opposite  the  year  next 
preceding  the  one  in  which  they  were  collected,  thus  bringing 
them  opposite  the  year  in  which  they  were  assessed,  and  by 
wliich  they  are  designated. 


50  ANNUAL  REPORT  OF  THE 

The  introduction  of  the  above  statement  in  this  place,  is  for 
the  purpose  of  calling  the  attention  of  the  Legislature  to  a 
growing  cause  of  disaffection  toward  this  Department,  on  the 
part  of  the  counties,  because  of  a  non-compliance  with  the 
requirements  of  the  law  in  the  matter  of  the  annual  settle- 
ments between  the  several  counties  and  the  State.  The  terms 
of  the  law  require  the  State  to  carry  the  uncollected  taxes  of 
the  counties.  The  counties  demand  a  compliance  with  the 
law.  It  has  been  claimed  by  this  department  that  a  com- 
pliance therewith  was  an  impossibility, — that  even  an  attempt 
at  such  a  result  would  bankrupt  the  State  Treasury,  and  lead 
to  financial  embarrassment,  from  which  the  State  could  onlv 
be  extricated  by  heavily  increased  taxation.  To  get  at  this 
matter  and  find  a  remedy  for  the  disaffection,  is  the  end 
sought  in  the  compilation  of  the  above  statement. 

It  is  assumed  at  the  outset  that  the  counties  ask  but  justice 
at  the  hands  of  the  State  on  the  one  hand,  and  seek  to  do  jus- 
tice to  the  State  on  the  other.  Between  the  two  organizations 
there  are  no  divided  interests ;  there  can  be  none.  The  scheme 
that  is  the  best  for  the  State  is  best  for  the  counties,  because 
the  State  must  derive  its  support  largely  from  the  counties. 

Comparing  the  net  receipts  to  the  State  Treasury,  during 
the  years  embraced  in  the  statement,  with  the  tax  assessed 
during  the  same  period,  and  we  have  the  following  result : 

Total  netreceipts -._ -...     16,506,675  49 

amount  of  taxes  assessed 6,142,710  35 

(riving  for  excess  of  receipts  over  the  amount 

of  State  tax  assessed 1363,965  14 

Deduct  for  amount  due  tax-certificate  holders  34,660  29 

And  there  remains  a  net  excess  of .  _ $329,304  85 

Against  this  excess  there  stands  as  the  amount  required  to 
make  sudi  a  settlement  with  the  counties  as  the  terms  of  the 
hiw  would  require,  the  following : 


/ 


AUDITOR   GENERAL.  51 

Cnsold  State  Tax  Lands^  . 

Per  Statement  ^  "  A  " $3,271  80 

Per  Statement  -  '*  B  " :>75,318  64 

*278,590  44 

Bids  to  State,  October  3,  1870 161,773  83 

Total - $470,364  27 

If  the  net  balance  as  shown  above  be  deducted,         329,304  85 

There  wonld  be  a  deficiency  in  the  receipts 

from  taxation  of $141,059  42 

This  reflnit  verifies  the  claim  that  the  State  could  not,  with- 
out  higher  rates  of  taxation,  carry  the  uncollected  taxes  of 
the  counties ;  but  it  indicates,  it  is  believed,  the  key  to  the 
solution  and  settlement  of  this  matter.  The  excess  of  the 
tax  receipts  above  the  assessment  approximates  the  amount 
of  the  unsold  State  Tax  Lands.  If,  then,  the  Legislature  will 
so  amend  the  law  as  to  require  the  counties  to  carry  their 
uncollected  taxes  until  the  expiration  of  the  time  within  which 
ihe  lands  sold  for  taxes  can  be  i*edeemed, — at  which  time  the 
lands  previously  bid  to  the  State  become  State  Tax  Lands, — 
requiring  the  State  to  assume  at  this  time  the  yet  itnpaid 
taxes,  and  to  pay  to  the  counties  the  full  amount  of  the 
taxes  then  assumed,  it  is  believed  that  the  difficulty  will  be 
^justed  on  a  proper  and  equitable  basis. 

An  amendment  to  that  end  is  again  respectfully  urged  as  a 
matter  of  simple  justice  to  the  several  counties,  the  accounts 
between  the  State  and  which  show  a  credit  bahmce  in  their 
favor. 

To  determine  the  practical  working  of  the  law,  when  so 
iunended.  as  between  such  counties  and   the  State,  take  the 
late  settlements  with  the    several   treasurers   thereof.    The 
tredit  balances  include  the  amounb-of  "State  Bids  "and  of 
"  State  Tax  Lands."    The  proposition  is  simply  to  withhold 

'  Appendix,  p.  4>. 
*  lOM.  p.  :*i. 


o2 


ANNUAL  BEPORT  OF  THE 


from  these  several  counties  the  amount  of  ^'  Bids  to  the  State/ 
and  pay  to  such  counties  the  credit  balance  less  such  ^*  Bide.' 


STATEMENT  $howing  credit  balances  of  Owniieg.  amount  <tf  "Bid*  to  State'' 
therein,  and  Uu  amounts  that  would  have  been  paid  to  meh  counties  at  last  oettiement 
therewith,  had  the  procieione  qf  law  been  as  recommended  in  text. 


COUNTIES. 


I 


CY.  Balances. 


Amoant  of  Bids 
to  State. 


Alcona 

Alpena 

Antrim 

Barry 

Bay 

Branch 

Cheboygan. 
Gratiot.... 

Iosco 

Isabella 

MacUnac. . 
Manistee. . 
Marqnette . 

Mason 

Mecosta 

MidUnd.... 
Montcalm. . 
Newaygo.. 

Oceana 

Sagf  naw  _ . , 

Sanilac 

Tuscola 

Wexford... 


|»,560 

6,888 

1,200 

795 

22,670 

828 

1.786 

8.288 

9,966 

7,847 

8,880 

2.471 

7.898 

1,891 

18.572 

84,654 

5,980 

18.615 

11,926 

57,772 

27.571 

84.658 

8.881 


2S 
96 
2.S 
27 
98 
22 
85 
99 
86 
15 
69 
71 
56 
65 
18 
06 
66 
27 
47 
67 
5^t 
6» 
17 


|274,7S5  58 


$1*265 

8,698 

589 

572 

12.266 

140 

616 

950 

6.800 

8,677 

967 

902 

5,417 

910 

4,624 

15,666 

2,188 

8,774 

4,611 

88,601 

6,068 

10,454 

2,041 


Bals.  less   Bids. 


79 

82 

47 

51 

22 

89 

64 

81 

76 

58 

98 

82 

78 

60 

62     i 

88 

62 

84     • 

70   ; 

26  . 

65  < 

09  I 
88 


2,eoo  et 

610  81 

S9S  76 

10,415  Tl 

188  88 

1,189  71 

8.288  15 

8,665  11 

8,6e»  57 

2,848  Tl 

1,568  80 

1,980  n 

481  05 

9.04T  51 

1S,9S7  SS 

8,747  04 

9,840  97t 

7,814  77 

24,171  41 

21,517  88 

84,904  50 

1,299  84 


$121,098  18 


$158,092  40 


Take  Alcona  county,  to  the  favor  of  which  there  stands  a 
credit  balance  of  $3,580  28.  The  *'  Bids  to  State  "  in  said 
county  uinounted  at  the  October  sale  to  $1,265  ?0.  TLo 
credit  balance,  less  the  bids  to  State,— $2,314  49, — ^would 
haye  l)een  paid  over  to  said  county  had  the  law  been  as  recom- 
mended. 

TAXATION. 

An  effort  has  been  made  by  the  Auditor  General  during  tlio 
past  year  to  gather  such  statistics  on  the  matter  of  Valuation, 
Assessment,  and  Taxation  as  would  enable  him  to  fully  set 
forth  in  this  Report  the  assessed  valuation,  the  cash  value,  and 
the  rate  and  amount  of  taxation  for  all  general  purposes  in 
each  township  and  ward  in  the  State,  for  the  year  1860.  Tlie 
result  of  this  effort  is  shown  in  detail  in  supplemental*  tables. 


1  Supplement.  Tabic  CIV,  p.  117. 


AUDITOR   GENERAL.  53 

The  assessed  valuation  of  the  taxable  property  has  been 
obtained  from  the  county  officers  of  the  several  counties  so  far 
us  possible,  and  of  the  supervisors  of  the  several  townships 
when  it  was  not  possible  to  obtain  such  a  statement  from  the 
county  officers.  There  are  a  few  counties  fronj  the  officers  or 
sapervisors  of  which  no  statement  could  be  obtained.  In 
ach  caees  the  assessed  valuation  has  been  computed  from  such 
data  as  were  accessible  for  the  purpose. 

The  cash  value  has  been  determined  by  computation,  the 
bass  of  the  computation  being  the  actual  price  at  which  lands 
Mere  sold  in  the  several  townships,  and  upon  the  assumption 
that  the  ratio  between  the  assessed  valuation  and  cash  value 
uf  the  townships  in  whole  is  the  same  as  between  the  price  at 
vhich  sales  were  made  and  the  assessed  valuation  placed  by 
the  supervisor  upon  the  property  sold;  and  upon  the  further 
asizmption  that  the  ratio  between  the  assessed  valuation  and 
r^gh  value  of  real  estate  is  the  same  as  of  personal  estate. 

The  rate  of  taxation  has  been  determined  from  the  returns 
(f  unpaid  taxes  on  file  in  this  office,  so  far  as  the  rate  is  shown 
bv  such  returns,  and  wheii  not  so  detennined,  then  so  far  as 
the  rate  is  shown  in  the  tables  it  has  been  furnished  bv  the 
•upernsors  of  the  proper  townships. 

The  amount  of  taxes  levied  in  the  several  townships  for 
SHiHral  purposes — State,  county,  township,  highway,  and  school 
uies — has  been  determined  by  computation,  and,  while  it  is 
probable  that  in  no  township  the  amount,  as  shown  by  the 
ubles*  is  the  same  as  that  actually  levied,  yet  the  tables  are 
as  correct  as  were  the  data  furnished  from  official  sources,  and 
are  sufficiently  accurate  for  a  general  exhibit  of  the  Avorking 
of  the  system  of  taxation  noAv  in  operation  in  this  State. 

The  accuracy  of  the  general  result  may  be  tested  readily  if 
it  be  assumed  that,  since  the  amount  of  each  of  the  several 
Ux€fl  as  shown  in  the  table  was  determined  by  the  same 
iBethod  of  computation,  and  from  the  same  data,  the  result  of 

Table  CIV.  p.  119. 


54  ANNUAL   REPOIIT  OF  THE 

each  computation  is  equally  reliable.  The  State  Tax,  as 
apportioned  among  the  several  counties  for  the  year  1869, 
amounted  to  $465,264  97,  while  the  amount  thereof  as  deter- 
mined  by  computation  is  1473,421  02,  differing  from  the 
amount  apportioned  by  only  $8,156  05,  or  less  than  32-10000 
of  one  per  cent  upon  the  assessed  valuation,  for  that  year,  of 
the  taxable  property  in  the  State. 

The  assessed  valuation  ^  of  the  taxable  property  in  the  State 
—real  and  personal— for  the  year  1869,  was  $253,869,606  96, 
the  valuation  of  the  real  estate  '  being  $207,519,597  30,  and  of 
the  personal  estate.  $46,350,009  66.  As  computed,  the  cash 
value  of  the  same  property,  at  the  time  of  the  assessment 
thereof,  Avas  $764,072,173  21,  the  cash  value  of  the  real  estate 
being  $620,905,267  17,  and  of  the  personal  estate  $143,166,- 
905  04, or  3.0097  times'  the  amount  of  the  assessed  valuation 
thereof. 

The  aggregate  amount  of  taxes  levied  in  the  State  for  the 
pui'poses''  above  stated,  as  appears  from  the  computations,  for 
the  year  1869,  is  $6,369,404  46,  being  a  tax  of  2.5  per  cent 
upon  the  assessed  valuation,-  or  of  .83  per  cent  upon  the  cash 
value '  of  the  taxable  proi>erty  in  the  State. 

>  Supplement,  Table  CIV,  p.  117. 

2  Ibid,  Table  GUI,  p.  1 15. 

a  The  amoant  of  the  tax  levied  for  each  purpose,  la  as  follows : 

Amonot  of  State  Tax  levied  In  1S09 $478,4^1  u-> 

County      ■  "        1,507,489  24 

Town         '  1,520,0^61 

Highway    •  1,02»,0£8  9ci 

School      '•  •    180b,  paid  In  isea 1,448,889  «« 

Total  amount,  as  Bhown  by  table,  for  such  purpoaep $6,809,404  4ft 

ir  to  this  amoant  is  added,  of  taxes  for  above  named  purposes  and  not 
given  in  the  tables  because  of  lack  of  data  fcom.  which  to  determine 

them  (estimated)... |2CO,000  0J> 

Andfordrain  taxes 890,000  00 

(KW«0OO  Oti 

Tofai,   for  adore  purpose^.—conijmted  atid  estimated |6,949,404  46 

And  for  all  other  special  purposes 400,000  OO 

There  appears  a  grand  total  of  taxes  levied  in  this  State  for  the  year  1809, 

and  under  the  laws  thereof,  of 47,869,404  44; 

For  the  same  period  there  was  paid  under  the  Internal  Revenue  laws  01 

the  United  States,  taxes  to  the  amount  of. 2,885,568  9i 

<iiving  for  aggregate  of  taxation  for  the  year  I960 |10,%5ft,96S  8h 


AUDITOR  GENERAL. 


00 


ASSESSMENT  OF  PROPERTY. 

Most  difficult  and  all  important  to  the  successful  working  of 
aDV  system  of  taxation  is  the  preliminary  work  of  accurately 
determining  the  basis  upon  which  to  estimate  the  amount  of 
taxes  that  each  person  may  justly  be  required  to  pay.  The 
constitution  and  laws  of  this  State  establish  as  such  basis  the 
<?ash  value  of  the  property  subject  to  taxation.  And,  beyond 
♦jutfltion,  this  is  the  only  just  and  equitable  basis;  any  other 
than  the  actual  value  is  fictitious  and  fallacious,  subject  to 
raiT  with  the  caprice,  prejudice,  or  favoritism  of  the  assessor. 

An  examination  and  comparison — made  in  the  preparation 
of  the  tables  supplemental  to  this  report — of  the  selling  price 
and  assessed  valuation  of  nearly  ten  thousand  parcels  of  real 
estate  distributed  through  every  county  in  the  State,  show  that 
ihnost  invariably  under  the  now  prevailing  custom  of  valuing 
property,  for  the  purpose  of  taxation,  according  to  the  judg- 
ment or  good  sense  of  the  assessing  officer,  the  more  valuable 
the  property,  the  lower,  proportionably,  it  is  assessed,*  it  often 
occurring  that  A^s  estate  is  valued  upon  the  assessment  roll  at 
its  fall  selling  price,  while  B's,  adjacent,  and  of  far  greater 
•jomparative  worth,  is  valued  upon  the  same  roll  at  one-third 
'»r  one-fourth,  or  even  a  less  proportion  of  its  cash  value. 


-  ^TA  TEMENT  <tf  coih  value   and  asttesged  valuation  qf  parceU  of  land  in  ih^ 

Townthip  <tf  ElbOy  County  of  Lapeer. 


DmacRHTiox. 


SobdlTisios. 


'^Vi^ofBw!^ 

^es^ofawjii 

iHvfseK 

S.Vofftelt 

t»V 

JV»w34 

5l^are3<ofne>li 

*<"^ 

Vi««fii  m)i 


Sec.    Town  Range. 


34 
19 
88 

4 
90 

9 
S9 
25 
16 


7N 


OE 


ACBBS  IN  BACH 

Tbact  OB  Parcel. 


Acres. 


40 
40 
80 
80 

160 
80 
40 

IflO 
80 


lOOths. 


Valuation. 


Cash.     I  Asaessed. 


$150  00 
400  00 
2,100  00 
1,900  00 
2,000  00 
1,000  00 
4S0  00 
7,200  00 
1.400  00 


$190  00 
250  00 
&60  00 
875  00 

1,265  00 
810  00 
190  00 

1,250  00 
815  00 


56 


ANNUAL  REPORT  OF  THE 


Practically,  however,  a  worse  and  more  deplorable  feature  of 
the  prevailing  custom  in  the  assessment  of  property  than  that 
of  the  inequitable  taxation  consequent  thereto,  is  its  inevitable 
debauchery  of  public  sentiment ;  its  demoralization  of  public 
confidence ;  the  loosening  of  the  sentiment  of  the  accounta- 
bility of  public  servants;  the  feeling  of  insecurity  begotten; 
the  popularizing  of  the  evasion  of  law,  and  of  disregard  of  the 
property  rights  of  such  persons  as  popular  clamor  may  single 
out  as  fit  subjects  to  plunder  through  the  tax-roll.  And  these 
are  not  imaginary,  but  accomplished  results  of  this  pernicious 
custom.  Property  is.  withheld  from  the  notice  of  the  assessor ; 
in  every  township  the  tax-payers  become  rest've  under  the 
inequitable  *  apportionment  of  taxes ;  assassing  officers  evade 
with  impunity  the  laws  they  have  sworn  faithfully  and  impar- 

i  STA  TEMEKT  qf  amount  of  taooes  aantsed  agaitut  parcels  qf  land  in  the  7l>triiM|p  Af 
Onekama—ftS  N.  16  W,— Manistee  County;  in  the  Township  of  SoulhJUld—i  N.  10  £. 
—Oakland  County^  and  in  the  T&umshipqf  Norton— 9  N.  16  W.—in  tht  county  qTMus- 
keffon,  showing  the  irregfUar  and  ineguiiaUe  manner  in  which  faxes  are  sometimes 
levied. 


DXSCRIPTION. 


SabdlTieion. 


Ne  M 

Sej* 

SeK 

I^t2 

Lots 

Sw  »t'neV-.. 
K^  8W  !^ 

Ne  U'nejii... 

Lots 

Lot  2 

i^XrieU 

EX n  w  M 

XptnwAi.... 
NcV 

w  n  3i  B  W  fl  »4 
Lots  1  and  2... 
Scj^ 

y ^8w  V 

X  H'ne  V 


Sec.  Town. 


Range. 


1 
1 
2 
9 
9 

12 
15 
21 
84 

5 
12 
85 
24 

6 

H 
10 

4 
5 


28  Ni    1«  W 


IN       10  E 


9  N I    1«  W 


• 


278 
160 
160 

44 

49 

40 

80 

40 

45 

65 

80 

HO 
100 
160 

66 

94.76 
160 

80 

80 


c 
o 


> 


H 


s 

X' 


M 


a 
a 

o 


$81100 
579  00 
606  00 
24100 
157  00 
266  00 
241  00 
95  00 
95  00 
155  00 

10,000  00 
8.900  00 
4,100  00 
5,200  00 

250  00 
800  00 
400  00 
200  00 
200  00 


$00 


85 
15 
62 
26 
26 
88 
26 
15 
10 
16 


8  24 
880 
840 
4  81 

88 
40 
60 
80 
80 


$12  17 

07 

299 

6  62 

8  67 

4  49 

2  42 

1  48 

14 

2  28 

so- 

ls 00 

5  88 

6  67 

8  89 

2  91 

4  44 

2  22 

2  22 

404   ' 

2000     

4M     

686  , 

1  70   I 

148  '       4  SO 

2S4  t       790 

Hi  .5  44 

1  12  .       S  «0 


AUDITOR  GENERAL. 


67 


tially  to  execute ;  the  prohibition  of  the  law  ^  is  no  security 
against  the  imposition  of  taxes;  property  rights  are  invaded 
through  a  disproportionate  vahiation  of  property,  and  taxa- 
tion based  upon  such  mis-valuation  is  plunder  to  the  extent 
that  it  is  proportionably  excessive. 

The  practice  goes  further  than  inequitable  assessments  and 
taxation.  If  A's  property  can  be  placed  upon  the  assessment 
roll  at  its  full  value,  and  B's  upon  the  same  roll  at  one-half 
its  value,  then  logically,  C's  property,  equally  valuable,  may 
be  omitted  from  the  roll  entirely.  And  the  omission  of  C's 
property  from  the  tax-roll  is  practiced  to  a  considerable  extent. 
It  has  occurred  that,  of  the  parcels  found  in  the  lists  of  lands 
sold,  as  furnished  the  Auditor  General  by  the  several  Eegisters, 
or  other  parties,  more  than  one-half  of  such  parcels  were  cer- 
tified by  the  supervisor  of  the  proper  township,  or  the  treas- 
urer of  the  county,  as  not  assessed,-  while  the  records  show 
that  such  descriptions  have,  for  years,  been  subject  to  taxation. 
Yet  it  is  no  more  an  evasion  or  violation  of  the  law  to  omit 
the  assessment  of  C's  property  than  it  is  to  assess  B's  property 
at  one-half,  and  A's  at  its  full  value,  upon  the  same  roll.  If 
the  one  is  within  the  jurisdiction  of  the  judgment  or  good 

1  The  law  limits  the  amount  of  road  tax  to  one  per  cent  of  the  aesesged  valuation  of 
property.  How  the  law  in  observed  l»  $>hown  by  the  tabic  below,  nhowing  the  aPHOHHed 
valuation  of  peveral  parcels  of  land,  the  road  tax  aBBepsed  thereon,  nnd  amount  by 
whicb  ffnch  tax  is  exceraive : 


DzaCRIPTION. 


Habdivirion. 


9  es 

C  a. 
—  o 


Sec  Town  R'nge;j"^ 


RSotne  V 

W  ^  of  »e  hC i 

SVof  *e\* i.l 

^eV ! 

5  3ft  oft  w  \ 

SeS,of  «  w  «i I 

Wji  of  8W>* 

Sw.Jiof  »e34 

SwH 

53ifrfne>4 ; 

Lots I 

^tii I 

?e3» 

Lots 

Sw\(  of  ne^ 


s9««Kot«l,p.  56. 


lOi 

14  N 

18  £ 

80 

11 

80' 

IS 

18  K 

bO 

10 

»  N 

16  W 

160 

4 

80 

n 

14  N 

12  E 

40 

17 

m  m  m  m  »  m 

...... 

80 

84 

12  N 

11  £ 

40 

U 

160 

1 

9N 

17W 

80 

8 

...... 

!^2 

1 

28  N 

16  W 

278 

1, 

»  •  *  a 

162 

9 

49 

12 

1 

40 

Valua- 

Road 

tion. 

Tax. 

|240  00 

112  00 

400  00 

20  00 

&0  00 

8  76 

400  00 

7  20 

200  00 

5  40 

00  00 

2  00 

100  00 

500 

100  00 

8  70 

850  00 

12  96 

200  00 

540 

200  00 

8  60 

811  00 

82  25 

579  00 

22  78 

157  00 

644 

266  00 

9  74 

REaiARKH. 


Tax  excessive  by 


$9  60 

16  00 

2  96 

8  20 

8  40 
2  00 
4  00 

2  70 

9  45 

3  40 
1  60 

24  14 
16  94 

4  87 
7  08 


58 


ANNUAL   REPORT  OF  THE 


sense  of  the  assessing  officer,  then  is  the  other  also.  Either, 
with  the  same  certainty,  vitiates  all  of  the  taxes  spread  upon 
the  tax-roll. 

Upon  the  correct  assessment  of  all  the  property  subject 
to  taxation,  and  the  careful  and  accurate  spreading  of  the 
l)roper  taxes  only  upon  the  tax-roll,  depends  very  largely  the 
collection  of  the  revenue  necessary  for  the  purposes  contem- 
plated in  the  levy  of  such  taxes.  The  enforced  collection  of 
any  taxes  depends  entirely  upon  the  correctness  of  the  whole 
levy.  If  the  assessment  is  made  as  the  law  prescribes,  and 
only  such  taxes  as  the  law  authorizes  and  as  are  properly  certi- 
fied are  spread  upon  the  tax-roll,  there  could  be  no  difficulty 
in  enforcing  the  payment  thereof,  in  every  case  of  delinquency. 
Thus  far,  however,  in  this  State,  the  courts  have  far  oftener 
been  called  upon  to  protect  the  t^x-payer  against  the  irregular, 
unauthorized,  and  illegal  acts  of  the  officers  whose  duty  it  was 
to  faithfully  aud  fairly  execute  the  law,  than  to  enforce  the 
payment  of  legitimate  taxes. 

« STATEMENT  qf  Usts  qf  Land*  sold  in  the  Township  qf  Brxnon—Ht  JV.,  IS  W.— 
County  qf  Manistee ;  also^  in  the  Township  of  Oceana— 1ft  Jv.,  17  W,~  County  qf  Mus- 
keaon^  sJundng  amounts  said  lands  were  sold  for.  what  lands  were  assessed^  and  at 
what  valuation ;  also,  giving  the  desertions  certified  as  not  assessed/or  1869,  and  th* 
date  of  location  (tf  such  descriptions,  so  jar  as  ascertained : 


Description. 


Valuation. 


Subdivision. 


N  V  of  se  )4, 

N  wfrl»4  ofnefrl.V 

S^ofse)^ 

JSe/iofneK 

S  c  'i  orBe>4 

Xefrl  1; 

S,Vof«e  V 

E;«  of  n  w,V 

Xefrl>4 

Xwffl.V 

Se»4 

S  Wk  of  8  WV 

Xc^of  se)^ 

Ne)^of»w>i 

8  w  Vof  8  wX 

Nw  j^ofBwX  ..-- 

S^ofseX 

Se  Vofne^i 

N^ofneX 


i 

o 

1 

aD 

H 

« 

4 
5 
4 
6 
29 

22N 

15W 



18'" 

4 
6 

7 

2 

5 

18 

28N 

14W 

.... 

24N 





8 
6 

8 

12N 

ITW 

"  *■  *  * 

"  "  •  " 

15 



19 

24 

84 

80 

.... 



ST. 

U 

< 


SO 

40.fi9 

80 

40 

40 
167.70 

84.11 ! 

80 

80  , 
168.751 
16A.16I 
160 


$600  00 
250  00 
800  00 
500  00 
100  00 
500  00 
400  00 
250  00 
400  00 
200  00 
500  00 
500  00 


40 
40 
40 
40 
40 
80 
40 
80 


200  00 
660  00 
1,000  00 
200  00 
250  00 
440  00 
450  00 
850  00 


Assessed. 


Rkxarks. 


$100  00 

Not  assessed. 

150  00 

75  00 

50  00 

Not  assessed. 


120  00 
Not  assessed. 


120  00 


Located  Ang.  80,  '62. 


Located  Mch.  80,  *67. 
Located  Oct.  29,  '66. 


Located  Sept.  10.  '67. 
Located  Mch.  80,  '67. 
Located  Mch.  28,  '67. 


Located  Jalj  11, '50. 
Located  Sept.  27,  '56. 
Located  Oct.  8,  '68. 
Located  May  9,  '04. 
Sold  May  5,  '60. 
Located  Jan.  14,  '06. 


AUDITOR   GENERAL. 


59 


RETURNED  TAXES. 

There  were  returned  by  the  several  County 

Treasurers,  taxes,  delinquent  for  1869,  to 

the  amount'  of ^^661,167  00 

Of  the  taxes  returned  there  was 

paid  on   applications  made 

prior  to  July  Ist $U2A22  08 

And  on  applications  made  on 

or  after  July  Ist,  and  prior 

todavof  sale 80,808  83 

There  was  discharged  for  mis- 
cellaneous reasons 4,267  01        l;427,497  42 


The  unpaid  balance  represents  the  taxes  upon 
lands  advertised  as  for  sale  for  unpaid 
taxes  thereon,  and  amounted  to . .  _ 

Of  which  there  were  sold,  lands, 
the  taxes  upon  which 
amounted  to $94,507  65 


$233,669  bS 


^  Note  3,  p.  60. 

•^TA  TEMENT  showing  the  number  of  descriplions  qf  kind  bid  to  the  State ;  total  tax^tt 
OA  wneh  lands ;  amount  of  drain  taxe»  thereon  ;  amount  thereqf  exclusive  qf  drain 
Uues  ;  the  increase  or  din^ntUion  in  amount  qf  taxes  on  lands  bid  to  Vie  State,  frotn 
ytar  to  pear,  for  Ihs  years  designated. 


Yeabs^. 


Lands  Bio  to  the  State  fob  Delinquent  Taxes. 


Wbeo 
lax 

lerl'd 


When 

re- 
tnni'd 
•  aad 
sold. 


Xo.  of  de- 

scriptloitf 

"  Bid  to 

State/^ 


1*154 

1886 

8,«10 

1«»  -  18U 

4J59 

1^     1857 

18,176 

1»7      18K 

17,750 

IW  \  18W 

10,503 

nat  '  iM) 

11,8» 

vm     1861 

15,418 

16Ci 

1818 

16,908 

l««i 

1868 

10,566 

I«il 

185ft 

ItJM 

vm 

1865 

18,M1 

vm 

1866 

1M56 

vm 

1867 

16,824 

\m 

1868 

17,842 

1818 

189 

18,167 

1^ 

18» 

17,148 

Total    Taxes 
on  ''Bids 
to  state/' 


$6,550  62 

14,876  78 

89,804  16 

66,458  40 

85,278  27 

M,251  97 

65,820  90 

65,610  48 

88,541  52 

58,176  25 

94,418  10 

102,999  76 

110,118  29 

184,082  69 

166,456  62 

189,161  98 


Amoant  of 

Drain    Taxes 

on  ''Bids  to 

State." 


$6,799  60 
858  00 


864  55 

5,028  98 

10,684  28 

25.841  82 

27,496  55 


Total    Taxes 

lees 
Drain  Taxes. 


$6,559  62 

14,876  78 

89,894  16 

58,458  40 

85,278  27 

47,452  87 

64,976  90 

65.610  48 

88,541  52 

58,176  25 

94.418  10 

102,185  21 

105,089  86 

128,898  46 

140,618  80 

110,665  88 


Annual  In- 
crease in  am' t 
of  taxes  on 
"Bids  to 
State."  <^ 


$7,817  11 
26,017  48 
19,060  24 

•28,175  18 

12,174  10 

17,524  58 

688  6f^ 

•27,068  96 
14,684  78 
48,286  85 
7,722  11 
2.954  15 
18,809  10 
17,215  84 

•29,948  42 


•  Dccreaae  is  anouit  of  taxes  on  "  Bids  to  State.* '     c  Exclosive  of  drain  taxes. 


00 


ANNUAL   REPORT  OF  THE 


And  bid  to   the  State,  lands 
upon  whieli  there  were  taxes 

to  the  amount  ^  of -1139,161  93       8233,669  58 


COLLECTION   OF  TAXES. 

The  aggregate  amount  of  all  taxes  for  the  year 
1869,  levied  under  the  general  laws  of  the 
State,  did  not  vary  far  from  ^ 

Of  the  entire  levy  there  was  returned  as  delin- 
quent  


$7,000,000  00 


:  29,341  54 


Showing  that  there  had  been  paid  to  the  town- 
ship treasurers,  or  other  local  collectors.  -    $6,270,658  46 


The  amount  returned  delinquent  was. 
Of  this  amount  there  was  rejected 


$729,341  54 
68,174  54 


And  passed  to  the  credit  of  counties  * $661,167  00 

1  Ante,  p.  59,  Note  2. 

-  Exdaeivo  of  interest  and  chai'ges. 

"  Ante,  p.  M,  Note  8. 

■•  STA  TEMENT  of  amount  of  taxe«  returned:  amount^  including  interest  and  charffes^ 
on  lands  advertised  for  sale  ;  atnount  discharged  itfier  odverHsement  and  prior  to 
Male ;  amount  on  lands  fold  to  individuals,  and  on  lands  Idd  to  the  StaU^  Jtir  the 
several  years  designated: 


a  « 

-1 

si  • 

Amount  ol 

Taxes 
Keiurncd. 

Amount 
Advertised. 

Amount 
Discliarsed 
before  Sale. 

Amount 
Sold. 

Amonut 

of  Bids  to 

»tate. 

^% 

lav) 

j;l  29,488  58 

$27,948  11 

Id.'Vi 

S87,918  71 

$50,090  55 

$9,875  05 

1855 

1856 

150,681  55 

109.486  47 

28,515  95 

55,862  84 

19,185  19 

1856 

1857 

189,260  55 

126.957  68 

29,510  87 

48.483  68 

.%4.013  13 

lfi57 

1858 

265.047  62 

190,094  48 

48,069  26 

65,777  27 

76,248  01 

185S 

1850 

261,928  54 

169,481  11 

47,198  80 

76,662  55 

45,575  26 

1S59 

1660 

819,769  82 

194,226  47 

84,202  28 

88,624  64 

66,899  A& 

1S60 

1861 

818,428  60 

198,550  65 

45,672  26 

71,284  97 

82,069  99 

1861 

1862 

465,774  62 

226,985  89 

51,122  96 

89,988  28 

85,829  80 

isea 

1868 

848,082  98 

188,167  18 

44,862  48 

85,512  71 

58,808  p 
68,407  ^ 

1S63 

1864 

408.868  12 

209,777  87 

58,817  84 

82,551  60 

1S<>4 

1865 

616,680  45 

845,847  84 

101,954  91 

128,256  96 

120,186  08 

1SC5 

1866 

628,518  96 

860,768  74 

100.824  26 

186,247  62 

126,196  86 

1S66 

1867 

544,065  48 

841,429  12 

98,519  11 

110,007  77 

187,818  M 

1867 

1868 

681,569  05 

406,549  55 

118,807  28 

126,001  88 

168,880  94 

1868 

1869 

714,520  70 

508,164  79 

144,979  28 

188,190  00 

225.065  9S 

1869 

1870 

661,167  00 

488.820  40 

118,198  40 

181.697  96 

198,924  04 

AUDITOR  OEISTERAL. 


61 


Of  the  amount  credited  to  the  eounties,  there 
has  been  realized — 
By  pay't  to  County  Treasurers  1^263,110  04 
**  State  Treasurer..      160,120  3: 

**    amount  included  in  sales 

to  indi^-iduals 94,507  65 

Otherwise     discharged     from 

books 4,267  01 


«522,005  07 


(ri^-ing,  for  amount  of  taxes  of  1869,  unreal- 

i2sed  and  included  in  "  Bids  to  the  State  *'  -    '  1139,161  93 


As  stated  above,  the  total  amount  ofdelinquent  taxes  returned  ^ 

to  this  office  for  the  year  1869,  amounted  to,       1661,167  00 

Of  which  there  was  paid,  prior  to  July  first  > .  _  342,422  08 


Leaving,  for  taxes  unpaid  on  the  first  day  of 
Julv - --. 


i3 18,744  92 


I  Exdnsive  of  ftmonnt  rejected. 

'•  STA  TEJfEXT  thowif^f  number  qf  degcriptums  of  land  bid  to  the  State;  aggregate  of 
tan»,  interert,  and  erpenses  charged  against  such,  lands  when  bid  to  the  State; 
amamtU  ef  tar  on  such  lands  ;  also  amount  qf  interest  and  charges  thereon  for  the 
f/sars  demgnated. 


-a  a 


No.  of  detic*0 
'  Bid  to  State'  i 
which    I 


i    on 
-there    waf* 
'   Drain  Tax. 


1' 


I 


I'MS 


156 
0 


44 

91 

81 'J 

una 


Whole    nam- 
bcr  of  depc's 
'  Bid  to  State' 


8,210 
4.759 

i«,n6 

17.730 
10.502 
11,829 
16.418 
16,20S 
10.066 
11,192 
18.841 
1.5,158 
16.824 
17.842 
1S,167 
17,148 


Total  amount 
on  'Bide 
to  State.' 


$9,875  OT) 

19,185  19 

54,012  18 

76,248  01 

45,575 

6o,899 

82,059 

8.\829 

58.808 

6S,407 
120,186  08 
126,196  86 
187,812  29 
168,880  94 
225.065  98 
198.924  04 


26 
W 
99 
29 
99 
68 


I 

Amt.  of  Tax 

,     on  *BIda 

;     to  State' 

$6,559  62 

14,876  78 

89,894  16 

58,458  40 

85,278  27 

.N4,25l  97 

65.329  90 

65,610  48 

88,541  52 

58,176  25 

94.418  10 

102.999  76 

110,118  29 

134,082  69 

166,4.55  62 

189,161  98 

1 

Interest  and 
charges  on 
'Bide  to  St." 


$8,815  48 
4;758  4<'i 
14,617  97 
17,794  61 
10,296  91» 
12.147  6*< 
16.780  0!> 
20.218  72 
14.762  47 
15.281  8n 
25,722  9:? 
28,197  l'» 
27.199  00 
29,293  2.^ 
58.610  8« 
54,762  1 1 


AViot  two  per  cent  of  the  tax  levied. 


62  ANKUAL  REPORT  OF  THE 

At  that  date  the  lists  of  lands  subject  to  sale 

for  default  in  the  payment  of  taxes  thereon 

were  made,  the  expense  of  sale  was  added, 

and  also  the  interest,  computed  to  Oct.  1st. 

The  interest  as  computed  amounted  to _ .  i|;63,748  98 

The  tax  covered  37,551  descriptions  of  land, 

upon  which  there  accrued  and  was  added 

expense  of  sale  amounting  to - 56,326  50 

Giving  for  aggregate  of  taxes,  interest,  and  ex- 
penses, charged  against  lands  advertised^  as 
for  sale  for  default  in  payment  of  taxes  of 
1869 1438,820  40 

Of  which  there  was  discharged  before  sale  'by 
payment — 
Land  against  which  the  taxes 
amounted  to...   186,075  34 
Interest    and    ex- 
pense thereon--      27,123  06 

8113,198  40 

Bv  sale' — 

Lands  upon  which 

the  taxes  were.-    $94,507  65 
Interest    and    ex- 
pense thereon. .      37,190  31 

131,697  96 

Bid  to  the  State  '— 

Ijands  upon  which 

the  taxes  Avere--- 8139,161  93 
Interest    and    ex- 
pense  thereon-     54,762  11 

193,924  04 

$438,820  40 

"'  Note  8,  ante  p.  60. 
-Note '2,  Ibid.  p.  01. 


AUDITOR    GENERAL. 


6.1 


STATE  TAX   LANDS. 

The  amount  charged  against  this  class  of  land  at  the  close 
of  each  fiscal  year  since  and  including  1855,  is  shown  by  the 
ensuing  statement : 


FISCAL    TEAR    ENDING 


Norember  80, 
80, 


80, 


1655. 

1856. 

1S57. 
80,  1896. 
80,  1869. 
80.  1800. 

1861. 

16«2. 
80,  1868. 
80,  1864. 
80,  1685. 
90,  1866. 
80,  18«T. 
80,  1868. 
30.  1869. 
30,  1S70. 


Amount 
Charged. 

Increase 
for  year. 

Decrease 
for  year. 

$8,503  14 

8,468  01 

$88  IS 

16,749  02 

$8,280  01 
9,882  68 
5.760  88 
6,511  40 

80,494  21 

80.517  80 
8,821  66 
4,689  41 

81,561  51 
58,476  43 
51,698  25 

44.518  60 

"  i',i68'66' 

26,681  70 

82,882  08 

88,898  48 

89,887  64 

99,904  94 

108,226  60 

112,916  01 

144,477  52 

197,954  00 

240,647  25 

294,165  85 

292,101  07 
298,264  57 

2,064  78 

From  the  above  statement  it  appears  that  the  greatest  annual 
increase  in  the  amount  charged  against  State  Tax  Lands  was 
daring  the  fiscal  year  closing  November  30,  1866,  and  that  for 
the  year  ending  November  30, 1861),  there  was  a  falling  off  in 
the  amount  charged  of  $2,064  78.  The  increase  for  the  year 
just  closed  is  $1,163  50. 

While  a  falling  off  in  the  amount  charged  against  this  class 
"f  lands  always  shows  a  corresponding  decrease  in  the  amount 
of  unpaid  taxes  thereon,  yet  an  increase  of  the  amount  charged 
Joes  not  necessarily  imply  that  there  has  been  a  corresponding 
iucreage  in  the  amount  of  unpaid  taxes  included  therein.  For, 
vere  there  no  transactions  in  these  lands, — neither  sales  from 
nor  additions  to  the  list, — the  amount  charged  against  such 
lands  would  be  annually  increased  by  an  addition  thereto  of 
10%  upon  the  amount  standing  against  them  at  the  time  they 
were  originally  placed  upon  the  State  Tax  Land  list.  The  in- 
Teaee  as  shown  above  for  the  year  ending  November  30,  1868, 
1*  $44,518  60,  upwards  of  $20,000  00  of  which  is  in  interest. 
The  year  ending  November  30, 1869,  sliows  a  net  decrease  of 
?t,064  T^.  and   this  decrease  indicates  a   reduction   in    the 


64:  ANXl'AL   REPORT  OF  THE 

amount  of  unpaid  taxes  for  the  year  of  nearly  $30,000  00. 
The  statement  also  indicates  a  reduction  of  neai'ly  the  same 
amount  in  the  unpaid  taxes  for  the  year  just  closed. 

The  above  statement  varies  in  the  amounts  given,  from 
those  stated  in  the  Auditor  General's  Report  for  the  year  1868, 
in  that  it  gives  the  amounts  charged  against  this  class  of 
lands,  as  they  appeared  from  the  footings  of  full  returns  of 
all  the  counties  for  each  of  the  yeai*s  noted,  whereas,  the 
former  statement  gave  the  amounts  as  they  appeared  from 
the  returns  of  sales  for  the  several  years  I'eceived  prior  to  the 
close  thereof.  From  1856  to  1861,  both  vears  inclusive,  the 
amounts  remain  unchanged,  while  for  each  of  the  other  years 
there  is  an  increase  therein. 

THE   FISCAL  YEAR. 

By  law,  the  fiscal  year  is  established  as  covering  the  i^eriod 
commencing  on  the  first  day  of  eacli  December,  and  ending 
with  the  last  day  of  the  succeeding  November.'  The  law  also 
makes  it  the  dutv  of  the  several  officers  aud  boards  of 
officers  of  this  State,  from  whom  annual  re^wrts  are  thereby 
required  to  be  made,  to  cause  their  respective  reports  to  be 
placed  in  the  hands  of  the  printer  as  soon  as  practicable  after 
the  close  of  the  fiscal  year,"  and  also,  that  such  reports  shall 
be  printed  and  ready  to  be  submitted  to  the  Legislature, 
immediately  upon  the  organization  of  the  two  Houses  thereof. 

It  is  believed  that  it  would  be  advantageous  to  establish  the 
fiscal  year  as  covering  the  period  commencing  July  first 
of  each  vear.  and  endino:  with  tlie  last  dav  of  June  next 
succeeding. 

Such  a  change  in  the  period  covered  by  the  fiscal  year, 
would  give  time  in  which  to  prepare  and  publish  the  reports 
reciuired  by  law  to  be  made  by  the  Auditor  General's  depart- 
ment, and  have  them  in  readiness  for  the  Legislature  at  the 

»  Compilfd  LawH.  Sec.  168 ;  I^W8  of  1889,  p.  116. 
»  Compllod  Law-?.  Soc.  y*^*^ :  Laws  of  1S89,  pp.  IIG-T. 


AUDITOR   GENERAL.  65 

time  prescribed  by  law,  also,  in  time  for  consideration  and 
review  by  the  Governor,  through  his  message  to  that  body. 

The  annual  reports  are  necessarily  growing  in  volume  and 
increasing  in  number, — hence,  more  time  in  which  to  prepare 
them  is  necessary,  and  their  greater  length  and  greater  number 
add  to  the  time  required  for  printing  them.  To  now  fulfill  the 
requirements  of  the  law,  and  place  the  Beports  of  the  Auditor 
GeneraFs  department  before  the  Legislature  on  the  first  day  of 
its  session,  is  only  possible  on  the  hypothesis  that  no  attempt 
ihsU  be  made  by  the  Auditor  General  to  analyze  the  fiscal 
omnsactions  of  the  period  covered  by  his  Report,  but  only  to 
)rfTe  the  briefest  possible  tabular  stat-ements  of  receipts,  expen- 
ditures, and  balances,  and  leave  to  hands  unfamiliar  with  the 
machinery  of  the  department,  the  unsatisfactory  task  of 
jittempting  to  deduce  from  the  maze  of  tabulations,  results 
that  should  have  Ijeen  a  part  of  the  Report  itself.  But  now 
the  tables,  ni)on  which  the  Reports  must  be  based,  can  hardly 
be  prepared  within  the  time  given  for  the  completion  of  the 
Report.  A  thorough  analysis  of  these  tables  is  a  work  of 
months,  and  would  be  beneficial,  not  only  in  the  results  devel- 
oj«d  through  the  anlysis,  but  also  in  the  thorough  tests  to 
which  it  subjt^ts  all  of  the  statements  found  in  the  general 
tables  accompanying  the  Repoi-t.  Such  an  analysis  simplifies 
the  crude  tabulations,  and  furnishes  data  for  new  combina- 
tions, that  may  produce  results  and  lead  to  conculsions  not 
deducible  from  the  original  tables,  and  that  would  add  largely 
to  the  information  conveyed. 

It  may  not  be  unworthy  of  consideration  in  this  conne(»ti(ni, 
that  the  fiscal  year  of  the  Greneral  Government  closes  on  the 
thirtieth  day  of  June,  and  that  all  statisticis  gathered  and 
published  under  the  authority  of  the  United  States  are  for 
the  twelve  months  ending  on  that  day,  and  that  statistics, 
gathered  through  different  channels,  are  of  vastly  greater 
pmdjcal  value  and  importance,  if  for  coterminous  periods. 

9 


66  ANKUAL   REPORT  OF  THE  AUDITOR   GENERAL. 

PERSONAL. 

When  the  present  incumbent  assumed  control  of  the  Audi- 
tor GeneraPs  office,  he  found  a  list  of  memorandum  credits  of 
balances  of  remittances,  in  favor  of  parties  who  had  been  in 
correspondence  with  the  tax  department  of  the  office.  These 
credit  balances  were  of  sums  from  five  cents  to  $54  63, 
and  amounted  to  $1,417  96,  to  which  has  since  been  added 
for  sums  found  in  old  and  unsigned  letters,  $6  55,  increasing 
the  amount  to  $1,424  51.  These  balances  had  been  accum- 
ulating since  1841,  and  were  held  subject  to  the  order  of  the 
parties  to  whose  credit  they  stood. 

There  was  turned  over  to  the  present  incumbent  by  his 
predecessor,  money  covering  these  credits  to  the  amount  of 
$999  75,  to  which  is  to  be  added  the  $6  55  found  as  above 
stated,  making  a  total  of  money  received  by  the  present  Audi- 
tor General,  of  $1,006  30. 

Early  in  1867,  the  corresponding  clerk  in  this  office  was 
directed  not  only  to  allow  no  farther  accumulation  of  balances, 
but  also  to  use  every  effort  to  find  the  parties  to  whose  credits 
the  several  balances  were  standing.  To  this  end  he  has  since, 
by  correspondence  and  otherwise,  discovered  parties  to  whose 
credit  there  stood  sums  amounting  in  the  aggregate  to 
$819  20,  and  remitted  to  them  the  sums  to  which  they  were 
respectively  entitled.  There  now  remains  of  the  $1,006  30,  in 
the  hands  of  the  Auditor  General,  the  parties  entitled  to  which 
he  has  to  this  date  been  unable  to  discover,  $187  10. 

WILLIAM  HUMPHREY,  Auditor  GeneraL 


APPENDIX. 


APPENDIX. 


STATEMENT" 

Of  Receipts  and  Expenditures  for  the  year  ending  November 

30th,  1870. 


The  balance  in  tho  hands  of  the  State  Troasnrer, 
on  Nov.  80,  1860,  was 


General  Fund 

Primary  School  Fand 

Primary  School  Interest  Fnnd 

t)wamp  Land  Fand 

i^wamp  Land  Interest  Fund 

University  Fnnd 

University  Interest  Fund 

Normal  School  Fnnd 

Normal  School  Interest  Fnnd 

^Vgricnltnral  College  Fond 

Agricultural  College  Interest  Fnnd. 

Asylum  Fund 

Stoto  Building  Fund 

Internal  Improvement  Fund 

War  Fund 

War  Loan  Sinking  Fnnd 

Two  Million  Loan  Sinking  Fund... 

tsto.  Mario  Canal  Fund 

Military  Fund 

Specific  Tax  Fund 

Soldiers'  Aid  Fund 


EXPEKDlTUIUeS 


$577,865  99 

200  00 
180,857  50 
ai9,983  €9 

201  25 


89,218  10 


U,5M  75 

15,000  00 

3,791  17 

88,155  80 

490 

14,600  78 

100,887  45 

598,560  00 

108,000  00 

10,671  94 

6,595  00 

74  29 

1,500  00 


Receipts. 


$884,069  72 
790,279  9K 
106.080  86 
55,485  7B 
828^878  8^ 
4,265  87 
8.4U  46 
9JSn  86 

7eom 

i,n7  8ft 

5,885  66 

S.78Sf1 

9,185  « 

98581 

14,761  « 

44,0SSM 

19,941  5 
953014 

804,6651 


AUDITOB   GENEBAI^ 


8TA  TEMENT^ConUnued. 


Primuy  School  Dcpoflit 

Swamp  Land  Deposit 

State  Baildlng  Deposit. 

yirMgan  Cential  Railroad  Deposits 

Michigan  Soathern  Bailroad  Deposits.. 

PiiBiary  School  Interest  Deposit 

State  Bonding  Interest  Deposit 

Svamp  Land  Interest  Deposit ^.... 

ralTeralty  Deposit 

Fairenitj  Interest  Deposit 

State  Sa]t«pring  Land  Deposit 

Svanp  Land  Warrants 

Smaip  Land  Warrants— Third  Series.. 

UaiTerritj  Aid  Fnnd 

Hfi^nf^  Charged  State  Treasurer... 


EXPENDITUBSS 


|l,e2S  75 

15  00 

50  00 

4«2  50 


122  76 
398 
1  25 


8,101  25 
806,819  28 

18,849  58 
458,807  97 


RxcaiFTs. 

$1,240  21 
186  88 


1  00 

119  81 

808 

4  72 

875  00 

7  88 

80  00 

8,104  25 

806,819  28 


$2,867,086  97 


$2,867,086  97 


APPENDIX. 


STATE   INDEBTEDNESS. 

The  bonded  debt  is  as  follows : 


Two-Million  Loan  Bondi«,  6>,  due  Jan.  1, 1878 

«'b,  due  Jan.  1, 1S78 

6'8,  due  Jan.  1, 1868 

Renewal  Loan  Bondfl,         6*s,dueJul7l,  1878 

War  Bounty  Loan  Bonds,  7's,  due  May  1, 1890 

Canal  Bond«,  G'a.  due  July  1, 1879,  guaranteed  by  State. . 

Total  interest  bearing  debt 

Matured  A^usted  Bonde,  interoet  atoppod,  payable  on  demand 

Matured,  ftill-paid,  Five  Million  Loan  B''d8,  int.  stop'd,  payable  on  dem 

War  Loan  Bonda,  int  stopped,  payable  on  demand 

Outatanding  part-paid  (unrecognised)  Bonds,  $57,000— a^ustable  at. . . 

Total  Bonded  Debt  of  tbe  State 


$l»>,000  OO 
487.000  00 
726,000  00 
160,000  OO 
478,000  OO 
88.000  OO 


$3,S18,000  OO 

8,000  OO 

8,000  00 

8,000  OO 

83,9TS  4f» 

$2,885,038  49 


AUDITOR    QENERAl-. 


;) 


LKDOER   BALANCES-NOT.   80,    1S70. 


State  Tretenrrr 

GeaoalFiind 

PriiBw;  School  Fund 

Priaary  8choo1  lutcreet  Fnnd 

Primarj  School  Tire  Per  Cent  Fund.... 

Smonp  Land  Fond. 

Smampliuul  Interest  Fnnd 

Cidvcrvity  Fnnd 

raivervity  Interest  Fnnd 

ralvctvity  Aid  Fnnd 

Soma]  School  Fnnd 

5«nMl  School  Interest  Fnnd 

Ajpienltnml  Collrgc  Fnnd 

AfjhtaaFnnd 

SuteBaildlngFnnd 

iBteranl  laprovcment  Fnnd 

War  Fnnd 

War  Loaji  Sinking  Fnnd 

Two  Million  Loan  Sinking  Fund 

St  Mary's  Falls  Ship  Canal  Fnnd 

XiHiatyPnnd 

Sospcnse  Aceonnt. 

Trearaiy  Notes 

Michigan  Ceiitial  Railroad  DepoaiU 

Mi^lgan  Southern  Railroad  Deposits... 
Sc  ioHph  Valley  Railroad  Deposits.. .. 
Oakland  and  Ottawa  Railroad  Deposits 

Ughthoase  Deposits 

Land  Warrants 

Land  Warrants    Second  Series 

Internal  ImproTement  Warrants 

Swamp  Land  Wariants 

Ptiaaary  Sdiool  Deposit 

9waap  Land  Deposit 

Priowry  School  Interest  Deposit 

i^vamp  land  Interest  Deposit 

University  Depooit. 

Ualveralty  Interest  Deposit 

^tate  Salt'fpring  land  Deposit 


Dr. 


Cr. 


t4:^,807  97 

1860,962  16 

1,714,071  12 

91,2t8  47 

214,060  68 
188,896  19 
114,129  74 

*•■"■* • 

816,987  88 

1,120  28 

8,760  00 

46,797  18 

18,007  40 

6,060  00 

78,920  07 

28,643  86 

2,486,409  44 

8,927  14 

8,060  00 

7T2.709  98 

89,970  60 

26,708  40 

88,001  81 

780  00 

1,897  02 

147  72 

66  00 

868 

16  00 

1,602  66 
666  06 

8,658  75 

646  99 

728  Tl 

166  88 

1  88 

90 

H 

875  00 
7  88 

80  00 

88t700,488  70 

$8,700,428  70 

G 


APPENDIX. 


Db. 


GENERAL  FUND. 


1870. 
Not.  80. 


«i 


ti 


To  Salaries  of  Public  Officers  (E) 

Expenscit  of  Judiciary  (F) 

Sundry  Appropriations  (G) , 

*'    Trustees  of  Michigan  Asylums 

•'    Inspectors  of  State  Prison 

*'    Ex.  Cl'ks,  Land,  Sec.  St,,  Trcas.,  and  Sup.  Pub.  Ins.  Offices 

^*    Awards  of  Board  of  State  Auditors 

' '    Gold  Premium — on  Renewal  Loan  Interest 

"    Wolf  Bounty 

"    Coroner's  Fees 

''    Refunded— delinquent  taxes 

i.  ^'  '*  *'      Interest 

"  ••  Collector's  fees 

»»  ••  office   cliai^os 

redcmp'8(Ind.,|41,066  71;  St,|4a0  78) 

State  bids 

State  bid  interest 

'.  State  taxlands 

ti  ••  "       "      »'     interest 

»*  '•  proceeds  ofsales 

''    Exp.  ofsales,  reC  and  dlsb.  fVom  proc'ds  ofsales 
''   Paid  sundry  counties  on  accH  (taxes  collected) 
Refunded  Tax  Histories— Aud.  Generars  Office 

Commissioner  of  Emigration— Salary 

"    Appraisals— S tote  Salt-spring  Land 

"    Interest  on  Renewal  Loan  Bonds 

"    Interest  on  2,000,000  Loan  Bonds 

"    Amount  Transferred  to  Two  Million  Loan  Sinking  Fund 

''  University  Aid  Fund 

Normal  School  Interest  Fund 

Asylum  Fund 

Military  Fund 


i% 


41 


H 


17,006  21 

1,988  92 

M49 

31  01 

41,486  49 

8,182  81 

808  09 

8,654  82 

191  70 

681 

41,846  62 

128,620  &I 


|80,48S66 

89.871  » 

92,980  74 

885  00 

954  &> 

11,467  2* 

59,748  17 

781  9» 

283  00 

1,155  M 

41 


41 


11 


Two  Million  Loan  Sinking  Fund 


Balance. 


327,2M  SI 

6  8e 

4,291  68 

155  80 

n,62«  64 

99,048  M 

88,496  78 

15,000  i» 

10,000  00 

49,500  OO 

88,S«08  40 

188,788  70 

650,08S  in 

11,700.800  »H 


AUDITOR  GENERAL. 


GENERAL  FUND. 


C'B. 


IfOT.W. 


By  baknce,  Nov.  80,  IS® 

Aw*d  of  BM  ofSt.  And.  (erron.  allowance  rcrd) . 


Salcii  of  binds  for  taxes  In  October 

J9azidi7  Counties— taxes  collected,  etc 

Delinquent  Ta xes  collected 

interest  on 

Expense  of  sales 

Collector's  feeat 

Office  charges 

Redemption  of  sales  to  IndiTidnals 

State  bids 

.State  bids  sold 

interest  on 

Tax  Landssold 

"     interest  on' 

Tax  Uuitories,  etc..  And.  GenTs  Office 

Fees  and  Chai^ies^State  Land  Office 

Secretary  State's  Office 

State  Treasurer 

State  Salt-spring  Land  and  Interest 

Sundries  (H) 

Am*t  tnnfird  firom  St.  Mary's  Falls  Ship  Canal  Fund 
•••    Specific  Tax  Fund 


$187,602  01 

846,789  92 

161,098  82 

10,168  68 

2,030  87 

6.879  76 

9,'i02  88 

13,057  13 

23,402  46 

17,634  48 

5,960  87 

17,977  87 

876  10 


1821,489  OS- 
178  »> 


760,075  8ti 

1,418  C0 

2,776  00 

292  01 

194  9U 

2,110  92 

28,242  28 

4,067  72 

•  98,574  8,H 


$1,709,800  OH 


8 


APPEKDIX. 


Db. 


SPECIFIC   TAX    FUND. 


18T0. 
Nov.  80. 


To  am*t  reftiBdod  to  Intomational  Insurance  Co.,  ovcr|iaj'L. 
am't  trans,  to  UniT.  Int.  Fand  (Soc.  1.  Art.  14.  State  Con.) 
Pr.  8.  Int.  Fund 
N.  S.  Int.  Fund 
War  Fund 
■•»  General  Fund 

••     (Upper  Peninsula  Mining  Tax) 


Dr. 

1870. 
Nor.  80. 


INT>niXAL    IMPKOVEMENT  FUND. 

To  balance  Nov.  80, 1860,  including  outstanding  warrants.. 
''  aniH  paid  on  Beard  claim.  J.  R.  12. 1860 


|T4  » 

S9.011  19 

136,018  84 

68,887  88 

85,000  66 

8,514  SS 

$804,685  01 


$S,486,9i«  28 
14,600  7« 


|3,451,irr  08 


Db. 


St.  MiVKY'8    FALLS    8UIP   CANAL   FUND. 


1870. 
N'ov.80. 


To  paid  interest  on  Canal  Loan  Bond^ 

"  salary  of  Superintendent 

"  am't  trans,  to  General  Fund  under  J.  R.  2, 1868. 

"  purchase  of  Private  Claims  No.  76  and  77~ 

"  paid  Canal  Bonds ^.. 

"  expenses  of  Canal  Board , 

"  gold  premlnm— on  Interest 

*'  advertising 

''balance 


$4,980  00 

1,600  00 

4,0«TTt 

3,500  00 

1.080  00 

812  00 

881  64 

88  ISO 

88,070  00 

$M,nO  SO 


AUDITOR    GKKERAL 


9 


SPKCIPIC   TAX   FUND. 


1(70. 


.^ov.M.jBj  Ca»h  rec'd  on  R.  R.  Specific  Tax  (I) 

I  *•  Telegraph     '*        (I) 

I 

j  *•  ••  InfiuraDCc      "         (I). 

I  ••  Bxpreen        "         (I), 

,  -  '•  Mining  (I) 


in. 

$219,808  05 

1,811  SO 

61,046  54 

1,000  00 

6,514  2i 


$804,685  01 


i9;o. 


INTERNAL  IMPROVEMENT  FUND. 

By  Caeh  of  United  States,  5  per  cent  on  sale  of  public  lands. 

'*  Intemal  ImproTement  laanda  sold 

"  balance,  tnclndtng  ontatandlng  warrants 


Ck. 

$14,600  TS 

116  84 

2,486,409  44 


$8,451, in  06 


St^  MARY'S    FALLS   SHIP    CANAL   FUND. 


C-B. 


V<w.80. 


Bj  balance,  Nov.  86, 1669 

**  Cash  received  on  acconnt  of  toll?. 


$20,405  T9 
25.804  47 


$D4,T10  26 


10 


APPBNDIX. 


SWAMP  LAND  FUND. 


1852, 
May  81, 

to 

Not.  80, 

1970. 


To 


n 


kl 


tk 


ii 


Making  plats 

Books  of  Record,  etc. 

Sandries 

Fees  etc 


Office 


it 


ti 


ti 


Stationery 

Awards  of  B'd  of  State  Auditors 

Printlnf?,  etc 

Cost  of  Suit 

Ex.  selecting  Indemnity  Lands 

Advertising 

Reftinded— and  incidental  ex.  of  Land  Office 

Am't  transfd  to  5  pr.  ct.  Pri.  Scliool  F'd  under  Sec  5, 81,*6S 
Ex.  S.  L.  S.  R.  ComVs  Office— L.  P 


it 


0.     P.. 


i  "    Salary  of  S.  L.  S.  R.  Com'r— L.  P. 
».        .»  .i  »k       — u.  P. 

"    Clerk  to        •'  •»       — L.  P. 


Allegan,  Muskegon  &>  Traverse  Bay 
State  Road 


Alma  A  Clinton 

Almont  A  Cass  River. 
Berlin  Jb  Georgetown. 


;Big  Rapids  A  Grand  Rapids. 
Capac  A  Clyde 

East  Saginaw  A  Junction... 


Amount  carried  forward. 


CAsn. 


110,416,86 
SO  00 


15  00 

15  00 

800 


$10,469  86 


La  nd  . 


$153,976  65 
43,928  48 
42,488  48 

15.645  22 

84.646  06 
:31,50S90 

9,198  00 


$881,888  61 


Total. 

|94«0» 

106  54^ 

127  8D 

71  TS- 

8  419 

19  84 

7,288  <MW 

747  87 

U  OQ 

1,454  9» 

7,968  » 

7,MS  » 

214,650  08 

5,871  7* 

891  6<^ 

.  6,455  87 

1,988  81 

4,878  1» 


109.89^  91 
4S,MS  4» 
48,483  4» 

15.660  3» 

84.661  Ols 
21,603  90 

9,198  0» 

$601,454  7« 


AUDITOR  GBKERAL. 


11 


SWAMP  LAND  FUND. 


196L 


lov.M. 

VB5Z. 

Sor.M. 


1699. 


Ntr.lL 

vm. 


vm. 


B7ftmH»c''don  !«3le  of  St.  Sw.  Vdn 


•«  k»  m% 


*t  •» 


Iot.M. 


Cash. 


'*  amH  refd  (paid  in  tsiror) 

^  nn'trec'd  on  sale  of  St.  Bw.  L^da 


»ft  »* 


1M1 


.. 


am't  rec'd  from,  sale  camp  eqalp.. 
on  sale  St.  Sw.  Lands. 

"  from  V,  8.  ind.  Tds  sld 

"  on  sale  of  St.  Swp.  L*d8 

"  aa  fines  from  trespas'rs 

"  from  fees  s.  l.  s.  b.  c.  o. 

-*  on  sale  of  St.  Sw.  L*ds. 


$47,094  18 

3,485  49 

2,828  82 

1,S76  87 

C2,S97  67 

78,094  IS 

26,8SS  06 

15,204  98 

10,982  87 

89,410  82 

44.781  15 

24  75 

25,890  98 

16,086  74 

89  48 

19,888  80 

58,407  84 

10,475  82 

50,746  68 

4,S95  40 

9  00 

9,449  82 


Wabrants. 


Anonnt  carried  forward |522,649  22 


$5,749  88 

24,407  91 

18,762  73 

118,729  07 

187,6S4  64 


185,577  as 

217,268  84 

I 
I 

I 

357,088  84' 
856,441  is: 


814,428  ,58 


12,219,077  92 


Total. 

147,094  18 

8,485  4tk 

2,82S  82 

l,b76  87 

62,897  67 

73,094  U 

82,187  41 

5».612  SJ^ 

29,695  60- 

158,189  89 

l'«,415  7!> 

24  75 

161,408  81 

2;?8.800  Oh 

89  48 

876,877  14 

414,849  02 

10,475  82 

5Ss,747  10 

4.S95  40 

i)  00 

828.«*78  8.'. 


$2,741,727  14 


Dr. 


APPENDIX. 


SWAMP   LAND   FUND.— Coxtikubd. 


1870. 
^Nov.  80. 


Amoant  brought  forward 

Duncan,  Alpena  and  Bauble  St.  R*d 

East  Saginaw  and  Sanble 

iBay  de  Nocquet  and  Green  Bay. .. 

English villc  and  Croton 

Oroenbush  and  Gratiot 

Greenville  and  Big  Rapids 

I  Ionia,  Houghton  Lake  &  Mackinac 

j  Ionia  a ud  Siny  ma 

I 
Summerfiield  A  St.  Line 

Ionia  and  Vermontvllle 

Ithaca  and  St.  Charles 

.L'AupcBay  and  State  Line 

•  St.  LouIh  and  Pine  River 

I 

'<  Lexington  and  Flint  Rker 

Mackinac  and  Little  Traverse  Bay.. 

Sagina^T.  Gratiot  and  Newaygo 


i  Marquette  and  Bay  de  Nocquet. 


i  Emmet  and  Grand  Traverse 

! 

'Keweenaw  Bay 

Marquette  and  Mineral  Range 

Mineral  Ranee 

Midland  and  Ittabella 

Muskegon  and  Cedar  Springs 

Newaygo  and  Dayton  State  Road.. 

Newaygo  and  North  port 

New  Haven  and  Fairfield 

Ontonagon  and  State  Line 

Ovid  and  St.  Charles 


tv- 


Port  Austin  and  Sanilac. 


I  Port  Huron,  Bay  City  and  Lansing 


;  Brldgeton  and  Osceola . . . 
Port  Sanilac  and  Tuscola 
Portage  RlTer 


Amount  carried  forward. 


Cash. 


$10,4«8  86 

148  75 

•t8,rj81  07 


1«85 

36  60 

17  60 

8,141  79 


18  00 

85  00 

S,744  46 


8,8n  51 


9,028  08, 


15  00 

15  00 

85  00 

14,881  SI 


1,402  94 


SO  00 
G1,S«5  64 


17  50 


Land. 


$881,888  61 

148,152  76 

58,568  65 

110,486  98 

91,221  42 

18,519  54 

84,888  52 

45,006  04 

8,883  10 

2,500  00 

14,400  50 

6,S19  00 

1,499  79 

4,000  00 

88,487  79 

12,287  20 

21,966  25 

1,810  62 

61,566  78 

47,286  86 

4,600  00 

48,028  51 

15,949  40 

24,462  00 

88,988  85 

109,468  91 

5,200  00 

279  50 

14,110  50 

78,624  87 

98,800  60 

16.980  68 

60,198  71 

6,406  06 


Total. 

$601,454  14 
148,296  08 
102,114  73 
119,486  98 
S1,S87  67 
18,000  M 
84,856  02 
68,147  68 
8,882  19 
2,000  09 
14,418  CO 
8,204  09 
4,944  25 
4,000  09 
41,610  80 
1S,287  9B 
Sl,966» 
11,468  60 
61,066  78 
47,286  61 
4.800  00 
48,028  01 
15,964  40 
M,47TO0 
88,968  80 
128,820  72 
5,200  00 
1,688  44 
14,110  CO 
78,649  17 
160,666  24 
18,960  61 
60,911  « 
6,406  06 


AUDITOR   GENERAL. 


Ki 


SWAMP  LAND   FUND— Continckd. 


Cr. 


"'^      Araooat  broiurht  forward 


Cash 


$022,610  22 


tcaniedforwArd. 


Warrakts. 


|2,219,07T  92 


|i»8,M9  22 


Total 


$2,741,727  14 


$2,219,077  92 


$2,741,727  14 


14 

Dr. 


APPENDIX. 


SWAMP   LAND  FUNI>— Contwubd. 


1870. 
Nor.  80. 


Amonnt  brought  forward 

Tascola  and  Saginaw  Bay 

Saginaw  and  Gratiot 

Saginaw  City  and  Owobbo 

Sand  Beach  and  Bay  City 

Sanilac  and  Bay 

St.  Mary's  River  and  Mackinac 

White  Rock  and  Bingham 

Dowag^c  Swamp 

State  DitchcB 

Bridge  acrosfl  Mnekegon  River 

River  Du  Fil  Improvement .  

Lapeer  and  Taecola 

Ingliam  and  Cli  n  ton 

Sanilac  and  Huron  State  Road 

Elk  Creek  Ditch 

Ithaca  and  Alma 

Cass  River  and  Bay  Ci ty 

Mecosta  and  Oceana 

Allegan  and  Lake  Shore 

Montcalm  and  Gratiot 

Mid.  City,  Honghton  L.  and  G.  T.  B. 

Clio  and  Chesaning 

Shiawassee 

GcDcsocand  Tuscola 

Ontonagon  and  Montreal  River 

Manistee  &  Locland 

Saugatnck  &  Overlsel 

Wisconsin  &  Lake  Superior, 

Crawford's  Marble  Quarry 

White  Lake  A  Big  Rapids 

Hastings  &  Lowell 

Cottonwood  Swamp 

Greenville  A  Bloomer 


Amonnt  carried  forward. 


C  ASH  . 


|8  7d 

15  00 

18  75 

2,7P4  27 


4,e09  25 


L  AND  . 


$18,175  91 

26,650  88 

34,728  62 

85,178  80 

28,254  16 

29,202  48 

18,859  86 

8,999  97 

51,846  18 

8,177  47 

4,000  00 

14.205  82 

5,405  60 

46,810  28 

4,800  00 

4,091  66 

51,726  25 

50  00 

88  10 

20,117  64 

186,718  18 

6^127  28 

800  00 

7,200  00 

12,100  97 

42,669  82 

16  05 

81,500  00 

91  00 

82,262  20 

645  60 

1,572  10 

1,200  00 


Total 


$18,175  91 
26,660  89 
24,727  ST 
85,188  » 
28,272  91 
81.996  75 
18,860  99 
8,999  97 
56,455  8S 
8,in  4T 
4^000  99 
14,205  9i 
5,406  00 
46,810  tt 
4,800  00 
4,09111 
51,726  25 
CO  99 
88  10 
20,117  61 
186,712  19 
6,127  « 
800M 
7,200  «( 
12,100  91 
42,869  81 
16  « 
81,500  9( 
91  0( 
82,262  • 
646  61 
1,579  II 
1,200  0 


AUDITOB  GENEKAL. 


15 


«WAMP  LAND   FUND— CoKTWUBD. 


Cb. 


itnt. 

9cm. n. 


Amonnl  bronght  forward. 


Anoont  curled  forwards. 


Ca  8B. 


1522,649  88 


|&28,649  82 


Wabbiktb. 


$2,219,07T  98 


12,219,077  92 


Total. 


12,741,727  U 


12,741,787  14 


16 


APPENDIX. 


Dr. 


SWAMP  LAND  FUND-Contikukd. 


1870. 
Nov.  30. 


Vienna  &  State  Line 

Rogue  River  Imp't 

Port  AusiUi  A  Unlonvllle 

Extension  of  Wis.  &  L'k  Superior 

Branch  of  Mackinac  &  Delta 

Port  Ilope  &  Wild  Fowl  Bay 

Big  Rapids  *  Gr'd  Rapids  (overd'rft) 

Newaygo  &  Dayton 

Newaj'go  &,  Northport 

Balance 


Totals. 


0  A  su. 


$166,801  68 


Land. 

12,557  00 

3,750  00' 
I 
3,1^  00 

n.-292  25; 

8  50 ' 

7  00 

im  00 

951  11 
1.417  W 


|t2,l75,8n  55 


Tot A  L . 

$3,557  00 

8.750  00 

8,135  00 

11.2W  25 

'4  50 

7  OO 

800  00 

951  11 

1.417  9» 

18$,89€  19 

$9,741,727  14 


AUDITOR  OEXSRAL. 


SWAMP  LAND   FUND— Contikuxd. 


17 
Cb. 


Cash. 

WASMAJsna, 

Total  . 

1S». 

1 

1 

1 

jUnoimt  broii^t  forward 

$582,M8  2S 

|S,S19,077  92 

|2,T41,T2T  14 

Ton 

Oa 

iass,ei9  22 

|2,il9,0TT  92 

tftjinjnn  u 

18 


APPENDIX. 


Dn. 


SWAMP    LAND    INTEREST   FUND. 


1870. 
Nov.  80. 


To  Snpcrrisora'  appraieals 

"  paid  for  advcrtlalng  forfeited  Lands . 

' '   erroneous  payments  refunded 

"   balance 


|M6  75 

69  05 

5  45 

114,122  T4 

$114,823  99 


AUJ)ITOR   GEKERAL, 


19 


SWAMP   LAND   INTEREST    FUND. 


a  or. « 


.Br  btlance  Not.  SO,  Ism 

"  receipts  during  1i0oal  joar. 


Ck. 

$110,068  62 
4,265  87 


$114,828  99 


20 


APPENDIX. 


Dk. 

1870 
Kov.  80. 


UNIVERSITY   FUND. 


To  twlance. 


|8i6sW7M 


$816,987 


Db. 


UNIVERSITY   INTEREST    KUND. 


1870. 
Nov.  80. 


To  amonntpaid  Unlreniitj  of  Michigan .. . 
"  amoant  paid  for  SapervlBon^  appraieals 

'*   erroneous  pajments  reminded 

^*   paid  for  adTcrtlslng  foifdted  lands 

"   balance 


$89,157  U 

23  00 

26  80 

7  W 

1,190  88 

189,888  88 

Dr. 


UNIVERSITY   Am   FUND. 


1670. 
Nov.  80. 


To  amoant  paid  under  Act.  14,  1809. 
"  balance 


$18,849  66 
8,T50  00 

$22,500  M 


AUDITOR    GBXERAL. 


31 


1K7». 


UNIVKRSITY    rCNI). 

By  balance  Not.  to,  18« 

^*  reocipta  daring  flacal  year 


Cb. 


$818,580  18 
8,412  80 


|81«,9eT  88 


UNIVERBITV   INTEREST    FUND. 


IdTO. 


By  balanee  Nov.  80, 18«» 

;  ^*   reeeipta  during  flscal  year 

,   "  amonnt  trana.  fh>m  Specific  tax  ftind— Int.  on  Unlver.  fd 


C». 


$743  86 

9,079  88 

89,011  19 


1«Q>>. 


UNTVKR8ITY   AID    FUND. 


•D.I.By  baUnee  Nor.  80,  18«».... 

'"'  amonnt  tnneferrod  from  General  Fond,  Act  14, 1809. 


Cr. 


$7,999  06 
15,000  00 


$88,099  08 


22 


APPENDIX. 


Dr. 


NOUMAL   SCHOOL   HIND. 


18T0. 
Nov.  80. 


H«,i91  1> 


Dr. 


NORMAL   SCHOOL   INTEREST   FUND. 


18T0. 
Nov.  80. 


To  paid  on  certificates  of  Stato  Board  of  Education 

'*  advertising  forfeited  lands 

''  paid  BnperviBors^  appraisals 

"  balance 


$14,600  00 

IS  00 

12  75 

18,007  40 

$27,68S  1^ 


AUDITOR   GENERAL. 


23 


NORMAL   SCHOOL   FUND. 


Bj  telance.  Nov.  30, 1869  .... 
"  reoripu  dorin?  fiscal  year. 


Cr. 


$46,087  18 
760  00 

I46J97  18 


NORMAL  SCHOOL   INTEREST   FUND. 

7C<»T.M.;B7lMi1uice,  Nor.  80,1809 

'  •*  receipts  during  fiscal  year 

"  am*t  traii!<ferTcd  firom  Qeneral  Fond,  Act  52, 1869 

'   ••  Specific  Tax  Fnnd,  Int  on  N.  8.  F'd 


Cr. 


$18,041  87 

1,717  85 

10,000  00 

2,778  43 

$27,582  10 


24 


APPBWDrX. 


Db. 


PRIMABY   SCHOOL   FTTSH), 


18T0. 
Nov.  80. 


To  erronooaB  sales  rcftinded 
"  balance 


tSOOM 
1.714,on  1« 


$1,714,271  1« 


Db. 


1870. 
Not.  80. 


PRIMARY   SCHOOL   INTEREST   FUND. 

To  amUa  paid  coanties,  apportioned  bySnpt.  of  Pab.  Inst^n 

u       u       u    for  adrertislng  forfeited  Unds 

**       *'       *'     "  Sapervisors'  appraisals 

"  erroneoQB  payments  refunded. 

"   balance 


I 


$179,488  16 

606  25 
116  » 

M,«78  47 


$271,686  06 


Dr. 


PRIMARY   SCHOOL   FIVE   PER   CENT  FUND. 


1870. 
Nov.  80. 


To  balance. 


$214,550  96 


$214,000  » 


AUDITOR   OENBBAL. 


26 


FRIMARY    BCnOOL  FUND. 


I0T.IO. 


Bj  biUuiee,  Nov.  80,  ia«» 

''  Ci«h  received  during:  fiscal  3*ear  on  lands... 
'*  »»         ••  encheatfl 


I 


Cr. 


$1,606,190  £6 

106,900  86 

180  00 

$1,714,271  18 


1819. 
X«T.99. 


PRIMABY   »CnOOL    INTEREST   ytTND. 


By  bmlanoe  Not.  ao,  1969 

**  Ouh  rec'd  during  fiscal  year  from  trespaMers. 


I      •*  »•  41  »t 


"    grasfl 

*'    int.  on  escheats. 


•  4  4. 


rent. 


Int.  on  balances  due  ftt>m  purchasers 

am*t  transfoTcd  (h>m  Specific  Tax  Fnnd,  int.  on  P.  S.  F'd 

nnderAct.  81,^S8 


t»  44 


Cb. 


$90,187  W 

1,887  40 

.     41  00 

SIOOO 

183  00 

68,T14  80 

115,406  78 

10,006  66 


$271,686  06 


PRIMARY   SCHOOL  FIVE    PER  CENT  FUND. 


18». 
^OT.IO,  By  iNrianceNov.  80,  1869. 

'*  am't  transferred  firom  Swamp  Laud  Fund. 


Cr. 


$310,011  07 
4,589  46 

$214,550  68 


26 


AF^PRNDIX. 


Dm. 


AGRICLXTURAL   COLLEGE    I-X'ND. 


1870. 
Nov.  80. 


To  am't  InvcBted  in  Mich.  Sevcii  Per  Cent.  War  Bounty  BMi* 
"  balance 


$15,000  00 
5,0€0  00 

S20,060  00 


Dr. 


AGRICULTLTIAL   COLLEGE   IXTEltEST   FUND. 


1870. 
Nov.  80. 


To  erroneous  payments  reftinded 

"  paid  Agricultural  CoUeg^e 

N 


$11  38 
2.779  89 

$8,791   17 


Dr. 

1870. 
Nov.  80. 


TWO -MILLION    LOAN    SINKING    FL'ND. 


To  balance,  Nov.  80, 1809 

''  paid  TwO'Million  Loan  Bondn 

"     ^'    Renewal  Loan  Bonds 

••    War  Bounty  Loan  Bondn 


$856,910  9T 
47,000  00 
•{31,000  00 
29,000  00 


$9M,910  97 


ALDITOK    GENERAL. 


2: 


AGKR'ULTURAL   ('OLLEGE    FUXD. 


.\OT.90.|BylM]JUic«,  Nov.  80,  1869 

'  '-  nlc  of  A^cnltnral  rollcg^e  Lands. 


$14,166  00 
5,895  00 

$20,060  00 


AGRICULTURAL   COLLEGE   INTEREST   FUND. 


XoT.atL  J  By  balance,  Nov.  80, 1869 

I  "*  Ca«h  received  dnrlog  flmail  year. 


Cr. 

$56  96 
«,T82  21 

$2,791  K 


TWO -MILLION   LOAN    SINKING   FUND. 


1S». 
VoT.at.'By  War  Expenses  rcimbaracd  by  United  States. 

•>  dio.  on  Two-Million  Loan  Bonds  purchased  and  retired. . . 

**  am*t  trans.  fVom  Gen'I  Fund  nndcr  Sees.  4  and  5, Act  122,  *61 

••  Act  75, 1869 

•*  balance 


Cr. 

$19,085  ST) 

906  01 

88,495  73 

188.708  70 

772.709  9S 


$964,910  97 


^ 


APPENDIX. 


JhL 


WAR  LOAN   SINKING    FUND. 


1870. 
Not.  SO. 


To  paid  War  Loan  BoimIb. 
••  balance 


$908,560  00 

8,090  00 


$980,600  00 


Dk. 


WAR   FUND. 


1870. 
Not.  80. 


To  paid  efltimates  of  Qaartennaster  General. 

"     "    interaitonWarLoan 

"      "  '*  "    Bounty  Loan 

**  balance 


$88,060  00 

20,807  SO 

42,180  OS 

8,927  14 

$100,814  SO 


Db. 


BnLITARY   FUND. 


1870. 
Nov,  80. 


To  paid  estimatefl  of  Quartennaster  General 

"      "   salary  of  *'  "  "      

**      "  "  Inspector  Genera] 

'*     "  '*  Adjutant  General 

''  amH  trans,  to  Soldiers'  Aid  Fund  under  Sec.  1,  Act  85, 1988. 
*'  balance 


$5,000  00 

470  00 

195  00 

1,000  00 

1,900  00 

25,708  40 

$88,808  40 


AUDITOR   OBKEBAL. 


2d 


WAK  LOAN  SINKING    FUND. 


By  iMUnce,  Kot.  80, 1849. 


Ob; 


$696,600  00 


1006,600  oa 


WAR   FUND. 


nrOT.  W. 


By  balance.  Not.  80, 1860 

*-*  diaooant  on  War  Bonds  for  Conpons  mimlDg 

I  '*  War  Bonnty  Bonds  iBsued 

(  ^  am'^t  tzane.  fh>m  Spec.  Tax  F'd  and.  Sec.  1,  Art  14,  St.  Con. 


Or. 

$18,6M2T 

03  OO 

44,000  00 

68,387  88. 


1109,814  09 


KILITABY   FUND. 


Cb. 


By  am*t  trane.  from  Oen*I  Fnnd  under  See.  98,  Act  16, 186S. 


188,808  46 


188^40 


30 


APPENDIX. 


Dr. 

1870. 
Nov.  80. 


:  SOLDIERS'    AID    FUND. 


To  am't  ])aid  under  Act  8«\  1S<K». 


$1.SOO  00 


|1,SOOOO 


Dn. 


ASYLUM    FUND. 


1870. 
Nov.  80. 


To  paid  Asylum  for  luHsnc  under  Sec.  1 ,  Act  63, 1  SCO 

"  ♦•     «.  "    68, 18« 

••  ••     4,  "    68,  ISOP 

"      '*    Institution  for  D.,  D.,  and  B.  under  Soc.  2,  Act  116,  '(99 , 
"      ••  *•  '•  '•       "     Soc.l,Act.l21,'0J>! 

"    for  advertising  forfeited  Landsi I 

'•      '*    for  Supervisors' appraisals 

*•   erroneous  payments  rcfkinded ' 

"   balance I 


17.000  00 

6,000  Oi» 

6.000  0(1 

88,000  00 

.«).000  Olt 

27  » 

ISM) 

»7:» 

$78,980  07 

$102,079  s: 


Dr. 


STATE    BUILDING    FUND. 


1S70. 
Nov.  80. 


To  paid  for  advcrti{>ing , 

Supervisors'  appraisals 
*•  balance 


$4  40 


$2$,017  1» 


Al'DITOK    GENERAL 


31 


SOLDIERS'    AID    FUND. 


Xor.ao. 


» 


Bt  am't  tnin^.  from  Military  Fund  under  Act  )'i5,  t309. 


Cb. 


|1,500  00 


$1,500  00 


ASYLUM    FUND. 

5m'.«.  BybftlaDOtN  Nov.  80, 1&60 

'•  receipts  daring  fiscal  year 

"  am't  tniui.  (him  Ocn.  Fnnd  nndcr  Sec.  3,  Act  68,  tSCO. 
"     -  •  •        ••  Sec.  2,  Act  tis,  t8«9. 


Cr. 


$109,689  9-2 

3,785  95 

12,000  00 

»7.600  00 


I  - 


$162,075  87 


STATE    BUIUJINC*    FUND. 


i>70. 


(. 


^0T.»,'Bj  baUncc.  Not.  80, 1  see 

'•  rvcriptii  dnrinsr  fiscal  year. 


C'B. 

$27,660  78 
986  r>8 


$2S,M7  26 


n 


APPEXDIX. 


Db. 


PRIMART    8CHOOL   DEPOSCT-AcT   86,    1809. 


18T0. 
Not.  80. 


To  AmH  refunded  on  redeemed  bids . 
"  iMdance 


723  71 


|2,1IM4« 


Db. 


PRIMABT  SCHOOL  INTEREST  DEPOSIT— Act  S5,  1309. 


18TO. 
N0V.M. 


To  Bm^t  paid  on  redeoned  certiflcatee,  P.  8.  Deposit.. 
"  balance 


|18S7« 
1 


IIMOO 


Dr. 


SWAMP    LAND    DEPOSIT— Act  85,  1809. 


1870. 
Nov.M. 


To  erroneona  payment  refunded 

"  am^t  trans,  to  Primary  School  Deposit  to  correct  error. 
"  balance 


$15  00 
46  00 

186  80 

IMOoa 


AVDITOR    GEXERAL. 


33 


PRUIARY    SCHOOL    DEPOSIT— Act    85,    1869. 


ISTO. 
XoT.80 


.  By  balance.  Nov.  80, 1S09 

'*  cash  receivod  during  il«cal  year. 


••  am*t  tranff.  from  Sirampi  Land  Deposit  to  correct  error. 


Ck. 

$1,061  25 

1,240  21 

45  00 

12,846  4G 


PKIMART    SCUOOL   INTEREST    DEP08IT~Act  86,  1869. 


lifSO. 
Sot.  80.  By  balance  Nov.  80, 1869 

'^  caah  received  daring  flscal  year. 


am't  tranaf 'd  fromSwaraplJind  Tnt.  Dep.  to  correct  error. 


Cb. 

|1  71 

119  81 

2  67 


$124  09 


SWAMP   LAND   DEPOSIT— Act   65,   1869. 


1S». 

ao. 


By  balance.  Nov.  30, 1860 

"  caah  received  daring  flftcal  year 


Cr. 


$60  00 
186  88 


$246  88 


34 


APPENDIX. 


Db. 


SVTAMP   LAND   INTEREST  DEPOSIT— Act  8ft,   18«». 


1870. 
Not.  80. 


To  amH  trane.  firom  Prim.  School  Deposit  to  correct  crrror.. 

**  amH  paid  on  redeemed  certificates,  S.  L.  Deposit 

"  balance 


$3  57 

1  26 

90 

$4  72 


Dr. 


STATE   BUILDING   DEPOSIT— Act   65,   ldfi9. 


1870. 
Not.  80. 


To  am't  rcftindcd  on  redeemed  bids. 


$50  09 


$50  00 


Db.  STATE  BUILDING  INTEREST  DEPOSIT— Act  85,   186». 


1870. 
Not.  80. 


To  am*t  paid  on  redeemed  certificates,  S.  B.  Deposit. 


$898 


$8  98 


AUDITOR    OBNEBAL. 


35 


SWAMP   LAND   INTERK8T   DEPOSIT— Act   85.    1860.  Cr. 


1^. 
Sm.  9^  I  Bj  cash  receWfd  daring  fUcal  year. 


%i  n 


$4  78 


STATE   BUILDING   DEPOSIT— Act   86,    1809. 


19m. 


iroT.IO.B7  iMlanoe,  Not.  80, 18<t0. 


Cb. 


$80  00 


$90  00 


STATE   BUHDINQ  INTEREST   DEPOSIT-Acr   85,    1809.  Cb. 


18». 
Hot.  n.  j  By  cuh  leceiTed  doring  flscal  ^ear . 


$8  98 


$8  98 


36 


APPENDIX. 


Dr. 


UNIVERSITY   DEPOSIT— Act   85,    1S». 


1870. 
Nov.  80: 


To  balance . 


'  tS75  0Q 

SS7500 


Dr. 


UNIVEBSITY   INTEREST   DEPOSIT— Act   85,   ls«. 


1870. 
Nov.  80. 


To  balance. 


$7  » 


Dr. 


STATE   SALT- SPRING    LAND   DEPOSIT— Act    85,    18». 


1870. 
Nov.  80. 


To  balance. 


ISO  00 


$90  00 


AUDITOE   OKNEKAL. 


37 


uNn^BSiTY  deposit—Act  85,  isw. 


Cr. 


XoT.  90.  By  CMh  rocelTcd  darln*;  fiscal  year. 


$875  00 


1875  00 


TNIVERSTTY    INTEREST    DEPOSIT— Act   86,    1869. 


ICTO.    ■ 
??0T.  80.  ;By  caeh  roceived  daring  flecal  year. 


Ch. 


$7  88 


17  88 


^5TATE   SALT- SPRING   LAND   DEPOSIT— Act   85,    1869.  Cii. 


1*-T0.    ■ 

KoT.  90.  By  cash  rcccWod  during  flf>ca]  year 


$80  00 


|80  00 


38 


APPENDIX. 


Dr. 


MICHIGAN   CENTRAL   RAILROAD   DEPOSITS. 


1870. 
Nov.  80. 


Toam'tpaid. 
''  balance... 


1,S9T0S 
$1,850  08 


Db. 


1870. 
NoY.  80. 


MICHIGAN   SOUTHERN  RAILROAD  DEPOSITS. 


$147  72 


$147  73 


Dn. 

1870. 
NoY.  80. 


ST.  JOSEPH    VALLEY    RAILROAD   DEPOSITS. 


$95  00 


AUDITOB   GENERAL. 


39 


mCHIOAN   CENTRAL   RAILROAD   DEPOSITS. 


Cb. 


mo. 


By  tMlanee,  Nov.  80, 18«. 


$1,8S9C2 


$1,859  Ofl 


MICHIGAN   SOUTHERN   RAILROAD   DEPOSITS. 


Cb. 


18TB.    i 
XoT.SOLBy  balance.  Nor.  80, 18«. 

'-0«.«,.«.V. 


1148  72 
1  00 

I14T78 


ST.  JOSEPH   VALLEY   RAILROAD   DEPOSITS. 


i»«a. 


5oT.  80. !  By  l>aUiM»»,  Nov.  80, 1388 . 


Cb. 


I&ooo 


166  00 


40 


APPENDIX. 


Ob. 


OAKLAND    AND   OTTAWA   RAILROAD    DEPOSITS. 


18T0. 
Nor.  80. 


To  balance. 


fSS6 


$S56 


Dr. 

1870. 
Not.  80. 


LIGHTHOUSE   DEPOSITS. 


To  balance. 


115  00 


$15  00 


Dr. 


SUSPENSE   ACCOUNT. 


1870. 
Nov.  80. 


To  balance  Nov.  80, 1909. 


$83,001  81 


$88,001  81 


AUDITOR   (iEXSRAL. 


41 


OAKLAND    AND   OTTAWA    RAILROAD    DEPOSITS. 


5oT.  M. :  Bj  bslanee.  Nor.  80.  I SQ9 . 


Ck. 

|8  0S 
*|3  OS 


LIGHTHOUSE    DEPOSITS. 


UT9. 


Bj  balance  Nov.  80.  Id09. 


Cn. 


$15  00 


$15  00 


Kor.M.jBy  balance 


SUSPENSE    ACCOUNT. 


Cr. 

$88,001  8t 
$88,001  81 


42 


APPENDIX. 


Ob. 


1870. 
Nov.  80. 


To  balanc<}. 


TREASURY    NOTES. 


$7S0  00 


$780  00 


Dr. 


1870. 
Noy.  80. 


LAND   WARRANTS. 


|1,60SS6 


Dr. 


LAND   WARRANTS—SxcoMD   Siribb. 


1870. 
Nor.  80. '  To  balance . 


$656  6« 


1658  Oft 


AUDITOR   GENBBAL. 


43 


TREASURY   N0TB8. 


Cb. 


11:0.    I 
llov.aO.,Bj  baUnca  Koy.  80, 1S69. 


$780  00 


$780  00 


LAND   WARRANTS. 


Cb. 


19».    I 
%o/9.m.\Bj  babmoe  Nor.  80, 1868. 


|t,602M 


|1,608  66 


IJIND   WARRANTS— Second   Skbieb. 


Cb. 


Svr.Mi  ■  By  balance  Nov.  M,  ISao. 


$666  00 


$666  06 


44 


APPBKDIX. 


DiL 


INTERNAL    IMPROVEMENT    WARRANTS. 


18T0. 
Nov.  80. 


To  balance. 


18.558  TS 


$8,568  ?S 


Dr. 


SWAMP   LAND    WARRANTS-Act   117,    1S50,    Ac. 


1870. 
Nov.  80. 


To  warranU  paid  during  fiwal  year. 
"  balance 


1 


$S,104» 
$15  99 


$8,750  21 


Db.       swamp  land  warrants— Thiiu>  Sbbies— Skc.  6,  Act  76,  1987. 


1870.    I 
Nov.  80.  iTo  warrantrt  paid  during  fiscal  year. 


$806,819  2ii 


$806,819  SS 


AUDITOR  GBNERAL. 


45 


INTERNAL   IMPROVEMENT   WARRANTS. 


XoT.  ao.  { By  balance  Nov.  ao,  1669 . 


S8,5Se  75 


SWAMP    LAND    WARRANTS-Acr    117,    lfe59^  &c. 


lft».    , 

NoT.ao.iB^f  balance  Not.  80,  ISW 

'•*  wairautB  iasued  during  fiscal  year. 


Ck. 


$645  9y 
$8,104  25 


$8,750  24 


SWAMP  LAND  WARRANTS— TaotD  SxRixs— Skc.  6,  Act  76,  1867,       Cb. 


ism. 

S«nr.SO.'By  warrants  iaeaed  daring  flecal  year. 


$806,819  28 


$806,819  28 


46 


APPENDIX. 


ESTIMATES    OF    RECEIPTS 

For  the  fiscal  years  ending  respectively y  Nov.  30,  J872,  A'of.  SO, 

1873,  and  Nov.  30,  1873. 


Cash  In  TreaBury  Nov.  80, 1870,  'H,  '72.... 

Onc-EIgbtb  Mill  Tax,  Act  1S3, 1S61 

Act  16, 1802,  MUitary  F*d  (15  cte  per  vot4i). 

Act  14, 1809,  University  Aid 

Act  74, 1860,  gcnjcral  pnrposea 

Specific  Tax— eetimatcd  at 

From  Prim.  School  Land8--C8timatcd  at.. 
From  Nonnal  School  Lands—  "  ''  .. 
From  University  Lands—  "       *'  .. 

Swamp  Land  Fund— cash 

Swamp  Land  Interest  Fund 

Sale  of  State  Salt  Spring  Lands  and  int... 
Sale  of  State  Bnilding  Lands,  and  interest 

Interest  on  surplus  flinds  and  deposits 

Interest  on  over  due  taxes 

Interest  on  part  paid  Pri.  Sch'l  L'ds 

Interest  on  part  paid  Korm'l  BchU  L'ds... 

Inttt'est  on  part  paid  University  L'ds. 

Int.  on  part  paid  A^cnltural  Col.  L'ds.. . 


o 
I- 

^88 


o 
n 


> 
o 


$458,807  97 

8S,495  78 

88,808  40 

15,000  00 

807,965  84 

800,000  00 

110,000  00 

1,000  00 

4,000  00 

80,000  00 

5,000  00 

2,100  00 

1,000  00 

15,000  00 

6,000  00 

179,400  00 

1,717  85 

9,600  00 

1,960  00 


$1,519,250  20 


5?5 

S 


o 


$562,880  84 

88,495  78 

27,976  05 

15,000  00 

807,965  84 

800,000  00 

110,000  00 

1,000  00 

4,500  00 

20,000  00 

4,800  00 

2,000  00 

1,000  00 

12,000  00 

5,000  00 

179,400  00 

1,717  83 

9,600  00 

1,860  00 

$1,605,204  81 


$S»S,  146  96 

88,495  7S 

27,976  05 

15,000  00 

807,965  84 

800,000  00 

110,000  00 

1,000  00 

5,000  00 

20,000  00 

4,600  00 

1,900  00 

1,000  00 

9,000  00 

5,000  00 

179,400  00 

i,n7  w 

9,600  00 
1,660  00 


$1,981,661  M 


AUBITOB  OEKERAL. 


47 


ESTIMATES    OF    EXPENDITURES 

for  the  fiscal  years  ending  respectively,  Nov.  SO,  1871,  Nov,  SO, 

1872,  and  Nov,  80,  1878. 


of  State  Officer? 

Vtn^B 

of  Sop.  and  Cir.  CoartiF 

Avarda  of  Board  of  St.  Auditors 

CuroDer'e  Fees 

Teackers  In9titiite» 

TrBatcc«  of  AvjloiDP 

Wolf  BOQOtJ 

Laelalatare.. 

HlUtary  Expenaea 

UalreiBf tj  Aid 

lat.  OB  war  Boantj  Loan  ($478,000— 7*b).. 
tet.  on  tt,OO0.00O  '•  ($l,622,0OO-6'ii).. 
lac  OB  Benewal  '"      ($160,000-<'b).. 

laL  on  Piimary  School  Fund 

Im.  OB  5  per  cent  Prlmaiy  School  Fund... 

Ibl  on  Nofmal  S'Aool  Fond 

tat.  OB  I'^renity  Fund 

lBt.<m  State  debt  past  dae 

Bnadapas^due 

!CatBiaI  Sdioo] — past  doe 

D.  D.  and  B.  Asvlnm— balance  of  app 

Tax  gBlec — Ceraflcate  Holders 

haUlem  Boon  ties 

Tvo  MQUon  r*n  Sinking  Fnnd 

>«aam  Land  St.  RM  Corn's  saPy  L.P.... 

Luid  St.  R*d  Corn's  sal'y  U.P.... 

Land  St.  R'd  Corn's  Clerk 

Land  St.  R'd  Corn's  office  exp 

<'<«DlQflcaI  Sairev 

Afrirnltnral  Collcce  Fnnd 

laccrvat  on  Canal  Bonds 

0««  CoBBties  from  Canal  Fand 

fac  Imp.  Wananta  and  Interest 

Taeasery  Notes 

LIgkthoaae  Deposits  and  R.  R.  Deposits.. 

I^kU  StatistioB 

Ravafriiu:  St.  Prison— .\ct  126, 1869 

Bon  of  Honor 

fsBau^cmtioB  Ageticj 

An.  loCo*fr— &t.  on  P.  P.  Pri.  Sch'l  L'ds 
5er"l  Seh'l— Int.  on  P.  P.  Nor'l  Sch'l  L'ds 
rBirrrvity- Int  on  P.  P.  University  L'ds. 
AiTI  *'c  kite— Int.  on  P.  P.  Ag'l  L'ds 

«  ledit  bslance* 


at> 


t- 

00 


8       - 
8 


^  2 

o    «^ 
'A 

n 
o 

PS 


o 


$82,500  €0 

12,000  00 

40,000  00 

100,000  00 

1,800  00 

1,800  00 

400  00 

800  00 

55,000  00 

10,000  00 

15,000  00 

88,460  00 

97,820  00 

9,600  00 

120,000  00 

11,600  00 

2.800  00 

80,000  00 

8,746  74 

42,028  49 

18,007  40 

10,000  00 

80,000  00 

20,000  00 

"  "i*«66  66 

1,000  00 

1.200  OO 

1,800  00 

8,000  00 

5.060  00 

2,520  00 

10,822  28 

8,000  00 

780  00 

1,628  82 

4,465  42 

17,800  00 

1,000  00 

7,500  00 

'179,400  00 

1,717  86 

9,600  00 

1,860  00 


$966,860  95 
662,899  84 


$1,519,250  29 


w 

t- 

S  g  S 

n       o 

$82,500  OO 

12,800  00 

40,000  00 

60,000  00 

1,800  00 

1,800  00 

400  00 

800  00 

S  '^ 

$82,600  00 

12,600  00 

40,000  00 

100,000  00 

1,800  00 

1,800  00 

400  00 

800  Wf 

65,000  00 

10,666  66 

15,000  00 

88,460  00 

97,820  00 

9,600  00 

125.000  00 

12,000  00 

8,000  00 

80,500  00 

10.000  00 
15,000  00 
88,460  00 
82,410  00 

9,600  00 

180,000  00 

12,600  00 

8,200  00 
81,000  00 

15,000  00 

10,000  00 
460,000  00 

1.600  00 
1.000  00 
1,200  00 
1,800  00 
H,900  00 

1,600  00 
1.000  00 
1,200  00 
1,800  00 
8,000  00 

7,500  00 
179,400  00 
1,717  85 
9.600  00 
1,860  00 

7,600  00 
179,400  00 
1,717  85 
9,600  00 
1,860  00 

$718,067  86 
992,146  96 

$1,268,547  86 
678,114  66 

$1,605,204  81 

$1,981,661  98 

48 


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APPENDIX. 


[C] 
STATEMENT 


Of  Tax  Scdesy  Oct.  3d,  1870,  for  Taxes  of  1869,  aiid  Unsold 

Descriptions  of  Previous  Years. 


COXINTIES, 


Alcona 

All^^D 

Alpena 

Antrim 

Barry 

Bay 

Benzie  (not  a^jnsted). 

Berrien 

Branch 

Calhoan 

Case 

Charlevoix  (no  rera).. 

Cheboygan  

Chippewa  (no  returns) 

Clinton 

Delta  (no  sales  held).. 

Baton 

Emmet 

Genesee 

Grand  Traverpc 

Gratiot 

Hillsdale 

Honghton  (no  rctams) 

Huron 

Ingham 

Ionia 

Iosco 

Isabella 

Jackson 

Kalamazoo 

Kent 


Am't 
Ad  vcrtlscd. 


$2,680  47 

10,605  86 

ri,856  71 

1,245  52 

8,016  98 

25,585  81 

4,816  10 

1,601  80 

2,150  91 

950  14 

1,877  25 

4,229  88 

8,211  11 

57  58 

7,880  55 

1,438  86 

11,811  84 

867  75 

4,618  56 
7.141  51 
2.805  44 
7,857  82 
6,184  11 
4,614  66 
1,454  01 
11,814  58 


Paid 
Co.  Treas'r 
before  sale. 


$174  89 
2,906  80 

555  48 
11  20 

493  75 
6,612  42 

1,046  60 
868  80 
587  79 
248  16 

88  59 

676  00 

854  06 

9  72 

2,150  70 

829  28 
1,074  97 

147  00 

877  87 
961  48 
615  69 
882  50 
899  67 
782  06 
818  90 
2,227  28 


Amount 
Bold. 


$981  62 
8,759  28 
1,860  89 
285  80 
1,925  79 
4,404  47 

1,287  47 

1,075  68 

1,408  84 

894  88 

454  67 

2,681  68 

1,920  48 

47  86 

4,902  95 

296  04 
8,140  47 

681  92 

1,105  84 
5.615  61 
1,862  57 

829  26 
1,920  48 
2,829  87 

247  91 
7,621  96 


Bid»  to  the 
State. 


$1,265  79 

8,505  89 

8,608  82 

589  47 

572  51 

12,255  22 


Paid  or 
Dlsclig'd  at 
A.  G.  Office. 


1,845  12 

186  9\ 

140  89 

21  98 

145  88 

23  95 

291  88 

15  8S 

616  64 


671  81 


700  09 


886  67 
686  68 
950  84 


2,287  71 
d49  29 
101  82 
6,800  75 
8,677  58 
S61  45 
850  79 
788  92 


$808  67 

^14  94 

247  52 

409  05 

24  98 

2,818  20 


267  85 


200  84 


286  4S 


481  28 
121  91 
745  06 
1S8  SS 


898  14 
315  16 
225  86 
394  72 
196  88 
141  IS 
41  41 
1,281  43 


AUDITOR  GENEBAL. 


57 


[C] 

8TATEMEN  T— Continued. 


COUNTIES. 


LeduAw  (no  nlea  b'd ) 


LiTiagston. 


Xaaistec. 
Hnitoa. 


(not  a^M) 


Vidlud. 


inota4J*d): 


Xcwajgo. 


Oattmgon  (not  «4i'd) 


OOMFs  (not  A^jiut^d) 


^CWr... 
^  Jowph. 


Am't 
AdYertlsed. 


TwBttren. 


Vexfort 


|4,45d25 

5,635  96 
948  55 

1,082  59 
1,918  74 
8,690  82 
8M  85 
6,678  02 
1,8M68 
7,075  49 

22,911  81 
7,416  12 
9,762  43 

6.475  81 
1,1191  41 

ll,n2  47 

7.496  63 

70,624  18 
8.865  61 

9.476  92 
10,192  26 

1,669  98 
14.880  70 

8,251  21 

1,817  14 
20,181  62 

2.792  21 

$880,862  60 


Paid 
Co.  Treas'r 
before  mle. 


9986  73 

828  65 
126  9S 

272  83 
862  06 

480  06 
252  41 
786  20 

8,108  56 
'  724  49 
2,845  79 

1,108  98 

168  29 

1,806  88 

1,064  80 

15,125  08 
1,068  91 
1,250  24 
1,414  88 

591  67 
2,676  11 

796  84 

156  80 
4,817  18 

206  17 


168,665  19 


Amoant 
Sold. 


12.788  43 

2,487  10 
776  05 

1,429  69 
1,628  58 

581  62 

512  44 

1,169  46 

2,722  48 
2,144  70 
4,694  99 

619  60 
1,010  86 
4,788  22 

2,669  45 

9,876  78 
1,466  10 
2,150  07 
6,586  96 
480  86 
1,595  65 
1,065  78 
1,485  58 
5,777  84 

8116,443  82 


Bide  to  the 
State. 


$660  84 


2,802  (« 


$161,778  88 


Paid  or 
Dischg'd  at 
A.  G.  Office. 


$72  65 


2,248  14 

122  or 

28  60 

17  02 

987  98 

94  61 

84  51 

127  16 

902  82 

297  86 

864  85 

5,417  73 

248  56 

910  66 

149  18 

4,524  6S 

645  21 

15,666  88 

1,518  44 

4,457  21 

89  72 

2,188  62 

683  03 

8,774  84 

972  54 

18?  87 

81  89 

4,611  70 

570  72 

1,660  90 


83,601  26 

12,021  11 

6,098  65 

276  95 

6,046  00 

29  61 

8,014  28 

226  20 

646  60 

42  40 

10,454  09 

104  85 

1,264  70 

188  89 

180  01 

45  80 

5,469  41 

4.067  24 

2,041  88 

504  71 

,$88,475  2& 


*  Treaoarer  reported  to  have  absconded.    Sales  book  not  found. 

8 


58 


APPENDIX. 


STATEMENT 

Of  Delinquent  Taxes  of  1869,  returned  to  Auditor  OeneraTs 
Office,  and  of  balance  due  to  and  from  the  several  Counties^ 
Nov.  SO,  1870. 


COUNTIES 


Alcona. 

Allegan 

lAlpena 

sAotrim 

Barry 

Bay 

Benzie 

Berrien 

Branch 

Calhonn 

Caes 

Charlevoix 

^Cheboygan 

^Chippewa 

Clinton 

41>eita 

Haton 

lEmmct 

Geneaec 

Orand  Trarersc 

Ontiot 

niUfldale 

«Hoa|fhton 

Ilnron. 

Ingham 

Ionia 


I860. 
Taxes  Returned 


$12,268  96 

14308  67 
9.981  72 
6,202  61 
4,870  74 

48,719  02 
8,802  25 
4,685  51 
2,074  60 
2,789  18 
1,164  85 
878  46 
8,107  99 
2,127  86 
6,688  11 
2,228  46 
5,442  62 
888  77 

12,485  02 
1,884  11 

16,948  44 
l,4n  61 

18,760  99 
7,200  08 
10,488  74 
5,247  61 


Dr. 
Nov.  80,  1870. 


$22,195  04 


8,847  48 


175  77 


4,409  29 

17  48 

218  67 

18,686  78 

1,471  81 

487  41 

2,85185 

875  79 

6,751  M 


Cr. 

Nov.  80,  18T0. 


$8,080  t8 


«,888  96 

1,900  tt 

796  97 

28,6T0$t 

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888  92 
104  U 


1,766  86 
3,991  40 


8,996  8T 


8,988  96 


1,647 


AUDITOB  GEXEBAL. 


59 


]D.  ] 

STATEMEN  T— Continued. 


COUNTIKS. 


■babella 

Jacki 

SaIh 

Knt 

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(Mk 
Umi 

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Xuifftoe.... 
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XieiMtt. 

■annliiec. 

lUlnd.... 

^MVM. ... 

iMtcilm... 

SCw«jngo — 
Oiklaiid.... 
OoetM 

Qneote 

OttMm 

tedtae 

8tC3iir.,. 


TaxcBRctnnied 


|15,02S 

o,ni 

2,889 

1,828 

19,482 

7,670 

11,787 

1,807 

7,148 

1.M2 

1,968 

2,619 

4,711 

882 

6,926 

7,216 

28,578 

9,880 

51,781 

7,609 

18,464 

11,487 

14,044 

1,809 

14,987 

5,466 

18,ni 

20,874 

85,088 

16,076 

16,499 

18,780 

1,884 


28 
98 
69 
22 
51 
99 
18 
87 
85 
78 
62 
00 
12 
47 
10 
86 
90 
21 
87 
21 
58 
20 
85 
40 
68 
80 
48 
89 
10 
20 
91 
89 
89 


Dr. 

Not.  80, 1S70. 


$28,140  97 

8,663  88 

13,575  61 

6,929  81 

8,021  25 
5,126  41 

6.651  85 


no  07 


4,219  74 


99  14 


8,808  98 
18,828  14 


10,4M  04 

8,886  65 

579  89 


Cr. 

Nov.  80,  M70. 

$9,965  86 

7,847  15 

............... 

689  or 


1,766  65 


8,880  69 

8,471  n 
887  87 

7,898  55 

1,891  65 
18,678  18 

1,206  85 
84,6C4  06 

5,980  66 

.. . .  ..A. .. 

18,615  K 

11,986  4f 
88,084  89 


67,778  69 
27,571  58 


60 


APPENDIX. 


ID.] 

STATE  MEN  T— Continued. 


COUNTIES. 


Tuscola 

Van  Buren. 
Washtenaw. 

Wayne '. 

Wexford  ... 


1S69. 
Taxes  Returned 

Dr. 
Nov-.  80,  1870. 

Cr. 
Nov.  80,  1870. 

$20,160  06 
5,164  40 

1,646  or 

17,490  41 
9,988  68 

$84,658  68 

$2,757  92 
1,814  77 
8,S71  19 

8,8S4  IT 

$661,167  00 

$178,188  82 

$822,454  S^ 

I  No  dnpllcates  received  since  September. 
^  Part  of  October  and  entire  of  November 

dnpllcates  not  received. 
3  November  duplicates  not  received. 
*  No  duplicates  received. 


3  No  duplicates  received  since  Jnly. 
^  No  duplicates  received  since  June. 
~  No  duplicates  received  since  May. 
K  Oct.  and  Nov.  duplicates  not  adjusted. 
9  No  duplicates  received  since  April. 


AUDITOR   GENERAL. 


61 


[B.] 
STATEMENT 


Of  the  Salaries  of  the  State  Officers  and  other  Officers  paid 
from  General  Fund  during  fiscal  year. 


tio?9Dor.  H.  p.  Baldwin 

Secretary  of  Steto,  O.  L.  Spanlding 

Sate  TreaMirer,  E.  O.  Grosvcnor 

Aaditor  General,  Wm.  Unmphroy 

Ognmiaiaoiier  State  Land  Office,  B.  D.  Prltchard 

SaperinteBdeiit  of  Public  Instmctioii,  0.  Hosford 

Sale  UbrariaiL,  H.  A.  Tenney 

Ittomey  Geoeral,  D.  May 

Ofitem  Asylam  for  Insane 

Coomifsioner  on  Deaf,  Dnmb  and  Blind  Institution 

I 

Goremor's  Private  Secretary,  Rnssell 

Secrrtary  State  Board  of  Agrlcnltnre,  Howard 

De^ty  Baperlntendent  of  Public  InstmcUon .'. 

DcpQt}- Secretary  of  State  and  r^^^lar  Clerk 

Drpaty  State  Treasurer  and  Book-keeper 

Dep'T  And.  Gen'l,  Book-keeper  and  four  principal  Clerks 

Dqmty  Land  Commiscioner  and  Book-keeper 

Clek  to  Attorney  General 


$80,800  00 


Salaries 

Amounts 

per  annum. 

Paid. 

|1,000  00 

$750  00 

800  00 

800  00 

1,000  00 

1,000  00 

1,000  00 

882  74 

800  00 

80000 

1,000  00 

1,000  OO 

700  00 

700  00 

800  00 

800  00 

5,800  00 

5,460  00 

800  00 

800  00 

700  00 

816  m 

1,000  00 

1,088  88 

1,200  00 

1,400  00 

2,200  00 

2,200  00 

2,400  00 

2,400  00 

6,400  00 

6,400  00 

2,200  00 

2,199  96 

1,000  00 

1,000  00 

$80,482  66 


62 


APPENDIX. 


[P.l 
STATEMENT 

Of  the  Expeiises  of  the  Judiciary, 


Gfhief  Ja«Uc«,  Coolcy  and  Campbell... 

Aasodate  Jnttioef  J.  V.  Campbell 

Associate  Justice,  I.  P.  Chiistiancy 

Associate  Jostice,  T.  M.  Coolej 

Associate  Justice,  B.  F.  Graves 

Johnson  and  Pratt,  Jndgc  1st  Circnit. 
PatnamandBlackman    ''     2d       '' 
J.  Patchin,  '*     8d 

Lawrence  and  HIgby, 
a.  Woodrnir, 


*i 


4tll 

•'  5th 

"  6th 

•'  7th 

"  8th 

"  9th 

•»  10th 

'*  11th 

*'  12th 

•'  18th 


t> 


J.  S.  Dewey, 

J.  Tomer, 

L.  B.  LovelU 

C.  S.  Brown, 

J.  G.  Sntherland. 

D.Goodwin, 

James  O'Grady, 

J.  G.  Bamsdell, 

Hopkins  and  Gidding*.  ''   14th 

Charles  Upson,  ''  15th     *'      

W.  T.  Hltchell,  "   16th     V       

G.  H.  Swift,  Recorder  City  of  Detroit 

A.  B.  Chadwick,  Recorder  City  of  Port  Horon.. 
Jennison  and  Clark,  Reporters  Sapreme  Court. 

SheriA'  Fees,  Rent,  Advertising,  Ac 

Publishing  Supreme  Court  Report*^ 


12,500  00 

«29  00 

2,600  00 

2,088  85 

2,500  00 

l,aS5  00 

1310  80 

1,900  00 

1,500  00 

1,500  00 

1,500  00 

1,500  00 

1,8T5  00 

1,600  00 

1,600  00 

1,600  00 

1,000  00 

1,750  00 

1,448  U 

1,500  00 

1,185  00 

1,500  00 

ilOOO 

soooo 

1,870  8T 

1,006  80 

180,87186 

iLUDIMB    QEKERAL. 


6a 


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S  T  A  T  E  M  E.N  T 
Of  Amounts  Paid  on  General  Fund  Appropriations, 


estate  Itefona  Sebool,  Act  106, 189 

Par  Stele  Agricaltanl  College,  Act  68,  ISW 

VorStetc  Ubttry,  Act  lltt,  18(» 

for  Inddental  Sxp^n*^  of  Legislature  of  1870,  Act  18, 1660. 

PBrTMohen'Ineatutee,  Act  880, 1861 

f«Lcgliclatnreof  18T0,  Act  8, 1870 

Ror8odalStotiaticfl,Act4, 1870 

PwNonnal  School  Banding,  Act  128, 1869 

FffOeologlcalSiirTejr,  Act  6i,  1861 

For  icepyrlag  State  Prison,  AcU20, 1860 

FWInsaranceonStateLibnrj,  Actas,  1960 

rsrOeologlealSQrvey,  Act66,1860 

ParlndaiQgLegialatiTeJoiimals^C.R.  2, 1870 

VorKaaiiBiiigPeiiallnBdtationB,  J.  R.88, 1660 

VvbDLB|gratlonA«:eiiC7,  Act  112, 1869 


*ITX1ZPBKDKD  AFFBOFBIATIONS. 


talqglcal  Surrey.  Act  M,  1861 

iitfetm  National  Cemetery,  Act  82, 1667. 

BipiirlBg  State  Prison,  Act  120, 1860 

M  of  Honor,  Act  40, 1869 .'. 

tedgiatlon  Agency,  Act  112, 1869 

Ssekl  Statlstlca,  Act  4, 1870 


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600  00 

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796  70 

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1,000  00 
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64 


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[H.] 
STATEMENT 

Of  General  Fund  Receipts  {not  Enumerated  Elsewhere). 


Sale  of  Michigan  Beports  Vol.  6. 

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Grand  Rapids  A  Indiana 
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[I.] 
STATEMEN  T— Contikued. 

TBLBORAPH  COXPANIVS. 


TITLE. 


Atlantic  and  Pacific 

Northwestern 

Superior  Mineral  Range. 
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8TATEMEN  T— Continued. 

IH8UBANCB    C01IPANIB8. 


TITLE. 


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Beekman  Fire,  New  York 

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CboBMrdal  Firr,  "         

CramerceFIre,  

CoBmercial,  Chicago,  III. 

**  Mntnal,  Clereland,  Ohio 

Caanaonwealth  Fire,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y 

**    New  York , 

C^nnectlcnt  Fire,  Hartford,  Conn 

**  General  Life,  Hartford,  Conn. . . 

Mntnal  Life,  *•  "    .. 

GoBtinental  Life,  Hartford,  Conn 

New  York 

Anwnat  carried  forward.. 

10 


When  Dae. 

Paid. 

January. 

IS6  89 

•I 

71  08 

(• 

44S  68 

»i 

86  40 

.1 

2T90 

kk 

1  80 

%k 

68  93 

4l 

26  84 

«t 

142  19 

kt 

«  92 

kh 

121  88 

ki 

26  98 

i. 

1,186  92 

t. 

198  66 

4k 

28  85 

il 

828  86 

*4 

466  94 

kk 

894  66 

it 

812  40 

4k 

8  24 

k. 

56  82 

44 

62  18 

kl 

482  64 

.. 

141  91 

kk 

1  68 

4k 

162  18 

kk 

46  66 

4k 

8,016  67 

kk 

287  69 

11 

680  40 

74 


APPBNDIX. 


]I.  ] 

STATEMEN  T— Contikukd, 

XNBUBAKCB    COMPAHIBe. 


TITLE. 


Amoant  brought  forward ^ 

Continental  Life,  New  York 

Craftsman's  Life,  Kew  York 

Com  Exchange,  New  York  City 

Eclectic  Life,  New  York 

Economical  Mutual  Life,  ProTidence,  R.I 

Empire  Mntnal  Life,  New  York 

Enterprise  Fire  and  Marine,  Cincinnati,  Ohio 

Equitable  Life  Assurance  Society  of  U.  8.,  New  York.. 

Excelsior  Life,  New  York.. 

"        Fire     "       " 

Firemen's,  New  York 

Fund,  San  Francisco,  Cal , 

Fulton  Fire,  New  York 

German,  Cleveland,  Ohio 

Gkrmania,  New  York  City 

Glen's  FaUs,  Glen's  Falls,  N.  Y 

Globe,  Cincinnati,  Ohio 

'•     Mutual  Life,  Now  York  City 

Great  Western  Mutual  Life,  New  York  City 

Guardian  Mutual  Life,  New  York  City 

Hahneman  life,  Cleveland,  Ohio 

Hartford  Life  and  Annuity,  Hartford,  Conn 

Fire,  Hartford,  Conn 

Hide  and  Leather,  Boston 

Home  Mutual  Life,  Cincinnati,  Ohio 

•'    New  Haven,  Conn 

"    New  York  City 

*•    Brooklyn,  New  York 

"    Columbus,  Ohio 

Amount  carried  forward , 


When  Due. 

Paid. 

1,150  98 

88  00 

128  12 

40  68 

124  01 

16  89 

298  88 

446  92 

17  6» 

41  76 

40  49 

28  67 

120  82 

88  22 

611  08 

870  87 

2  12 

* 

67  86 

• 

154  12 
1,945  18 

196  98 

46  76 

2,042  80 

as  87 

196  76 

1,628  84 

4.644  98 

98  60 

42  68 

AUDITOR    GBITBRAL. 


75 


8TATEMEN  T— CouTmuED. 

IKBURAirCI   COXPAimES. 


TITLE. 


Anonnt  brou^^t  forwftrd ............ ... .. 

Hmm,  Prorfdeiic«,  R.  I 

Homd,  New  York 

Iad«pendent,  Boston,  Mau 

Intemtlona],  New  York  City 

IniivFire,  New  York. 

Job!  Haaeodc  Mntiul  life,  Boaton,  Mass 

KakkcrbockerUilB,  New  York  City 

Uaar  Fire,  New  York  City 

Chicago,  m 

Uvopooi,  London  and  Globe,  New  York  City... 

UclDard^New  York  City 

Umbatttan,    "  

Life,  New  York  City 

Xatket  Fire,  New  York  City 

Xntnal  Life,  Spilngfleld 

itile  Fire,  New  York  City 

X«fl«kanta,  Chloa^,  111 

Hartft«rd,  Conn 

••         Proridence,  R.  I 

X«cropolitan,  New  York 

VataalBenefltLife,  Newark,  N.J 

■*      Life,  New  York 

"   Chicago 

Xanaganaett  Fire  and  Marine.  Providence,  R.  I. 

Xatknal.  Boaton,  Jfaa» 

Life  of  U.  8.  A.,  D.  C 

Xationd  Ufe,  New  York  City 

Sew  Amaterdam  Fire,  New  York 

XevJcr«ey  Xntnal  Life,  Newark 

^<w  Kngiand  Mntnal  Life,  lioston,  MaBS. 

Aiaonnt  carried  forward. 


When  Due. 

Paid. 

January. 

117  89 

895  4ft 

121  64 

708  70 

MOM 

14  98 

894  80 

110  08 

8106 

487  09 

1,889  16 

988  86 

101  5& 

190  78 

888  40 

187  84 

586  06 

776  09 

78  08 

08  05 

8,688  41 

8,981  96 

000  09 

08  79 

78  80 

879  98 

9  44 

8  96 

64  88 

1,405  87 

1 

76 


xVPPENDIX. 


II.] 

STATEMEN  T— Continued. 

TNBUBAlfCB  COXPAHIBfi. 


TITLE. 


Amount  brought  forward 

New  York  Central,  Union  Springs,  New  York 

New  York  Life.  New  York 

North  America,  Pennsylvania 

North  American  Fire,  Hartford,  Conn 

North  American  Fire,  New  York 

North  American  Life,  New  York  City 

North  American  Mutual  Life,  Philadelphia 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life,  Milwaukee,  Wis 

Norwich  Fire,  Norwich,  Conn 

Occidental,  San  Franclnco,  Cal 

PacMc,  "  "       

Phoenix.  Brooklyn,  N.  Y 

M  ulual  Life,  Hartford,  Conn 

'•       Hartford,  Conn 

Providence  Washington,  Providence,  R.  I 

Putnam  Fire,  Hartford,  Conn 

Railway  Passenger,  Hartford  Conn 

Relief  Fire,  New  York  City 

Republic,  Chicago^ 

Roger  Williams,  Providence,  R.  I 

Schenectady,  Schenectady,  N.  Y 

Security,  New  York  City 

Seourity  Life  and  Annuity,  New  York  City 

Springfield  Fire  and  Marine,  Springfield,  Mass.^ 

Standard  Life,  New  York  City 

Standard  Fire.         "        **       

State,  Chicago,  Til 

State  Fire,  Cleveland,  Ohio 

St  Louis  Untual  Life,  St.  Loui?.  Mo 

Sun,  Cleveland,  Ohio 

Amount  carried  forward 


When  Due. 

Paid. 

January. 

464  65 

t» 

4;i61  06 

»« 

1,849  89 

4i 

410  99 

ii 

S80  40 

»• 

S04  61 

i» 

480 

4i 

4,806  60 

hft 

45  99 

i. 

S4  94 

«l 

81  68 

i« 

T84«) 

*k 

609  8S 

tt 

1,685  61 

»4 

U46 

.1 

1,866  98 

*i 

147  15 

>t 

74  48 

kw 

9,067  44 

t( 

«6  86 

it 

«9  68 

ik 

1,966  18 

•  1 

94«89 

t> 

5T1  19 

4* 

SS  15 

k> 

7B  47 

.  k 

7S00 

4. 

SS  19 

4. 

829  67 

44 

66  96 

AUDITOR  GENERAL. 


77 


[I.] 
8TATEMEN  T— Costintjed. 

IK8X7BANCS    COMPAKIEB. 


TITLE. 


Anooit  iKFongfat  forward 

TcDtania,  ClereUmd,  Ohio 

TtidcRBMii's  Fire,  New  York 

Tn«clo«*Iire,  Hartford,  Conn 

UnderwTiten"  Agcncj,  New  York 

UoioBVatittlLtre,  Augusta,  Maine 

CiltcdSuicaUfe,  New  York  City 

raited  Secnrity  Life  and  Trust,  Phlladcl phia 

r.  8.  Bnncb  Imperial  Fire,  Loudon,  England 

"     Queen,  Liverpool  and  London 

"     North  British  and  Mercantile,  New  York. 

liireml  Life,  New  York  City 

WaaUi^a  Life,  New  York 

WiiUastoo,  New  York  City 

Wtttrtown  Fire.  Watertown,  N.  Y 

Wat«n,  Bu&lo,  N.  Y 

Wianeahoik,  Freeport^  111 


W«M  Mutual  Life,  N.  Y 

V<«kcr»,  N.  Y..  Fire,  Yonken*.  N.  Y. 


When  Due. 

Paid. 

January. 

198  67 

88  82 

556  81 

2,695  6C 

418  19 

128  45 

92 

:)04  47 

121  54 

258  08 

165  40 

123  S4 

188  4S 

20  04) 

267  57 

221  92 

29  00 

70  75 

268  98 

881,046  'A 

78 


APPENDIX. 


[I.] 
8TATEMEN  T— Continued, 
mniro  ooxpaitibs. 


Dato  to  Which 

T&x 

Ib  Ck)inpated. 

I860, 

Dec. 

81. 

1868, 

Dec. 

81. 

i860. 

Doc. 

81. 

186T. 

Dec. 

81. 

18T0. 

Jaoo 

80. 

1860. 

Dec. 

81. 

1860. 

Dec. 

81. 

1860. 

Dec. 

81. 

1868. 

July 

1. 

1870. 

Dec. 

81. 

1868. 

Dec. 

81. 

1860. 

Doc. 

81. 

1360. 

Dec. 

81. 

1860. 

Dec. 

81. 

1868. 

Dec. 

81. 

1860. 

Dec. 

81. 

1868. 

Dec. 

81. 

1860. 

Dec. 

81. 

1867. 

Dec. 

81. 

TITLE 


868. 
867. 
ooo. 
860. 
860. 
868. 
860. 
860. 

SAO 

860. 
860. 
868. 


Dec.  81. 

Dec.  81. 

July  1. 

Dec.  81. 

Dec.  81. 

Dec.  81. 

Dec.  81. 

Doc.  81. 

Dec.  81. 

Dec.  81. 

Dec.  81. 

July  1. 


AdTentoro 

Axtec 

Amygdaloid 

Bay  State 

Caledonia 

Calnmet 

Central 

Copper  Falls 

Eagle  River 

Franklin 

Grand  Portage  Copper 

Grand  Portage  Copper 

Hecla 

Huron,  Copper 

Iron  Moan  tain 

Lake  Superior 

Mass 

Minnesota , 

National , 

National 

Pennsylvania 

Pethcrick , 

Powabic , 

Phoenix  Copper 

Pittsbuig  and  Lake  Angeline.. 
Pittsburg  and  Lake  Angeline.. 

Quincy , 

Ridgo 

Rockland 

South  Pewablc 

St  Clair 


When  Due. 


July,  1870 
July,  I860 
July,  1870 
July,  1868 
July,  1870 
July,  1870 
July,  1870 
July,  1870 
July,  1868 
July,  1870 
July,  1860 
July,  1870 
July,  1870 
July,  1870 
July,  1860 
July,  1870 
July,  1868 
July,  1870 
July,  1868 
July,  1860 
July,  1868 
July,  1868 
July,  1870 
July,  1870 
July,  1860 
July,  1870 
July,  1870 
July,  1870 
July,  1870 
July,  1870 
July,  1868 


Paid. 


10  48 


18  88 


80  60 

1,870  08 

6n02 

860  27 


684  61 


27  18 
2,780  88 


76 

7  10 

80  81 

'848  17 

847  84 


860  15 

208  74 


006  61 
06  10 
44  69 


Unpaid. 


$87  00 


48  10 


8  14 


00  72 


681  OT 
88  40 


ISS  00 

4  fiO 


005  84 
801  54 


61T  *7 
49  09 


AUDITOR  GENEBAL. 


79 


[I.] 
STATE  MEN  T— Continued. 

XXHINO    COMPANIES. 


Date  to  Which 

Tax- 
Is  Compaled. 

TITLE. 

When  Due. 

Paid. 

Unpaid. 

I9ik   Dec    81. 

8t  Clair 

July,  1808 
July,  I860 

$17  81 

87 

IMB.   Dec.    n. 

Union  Copper  of  Lake  Saperlor.. 

18,614  22 

12.006  84 

tl.] 

STATEMEN  T— Continued. 
mccma  xixiho  obxPAiriEa  which  hays  filed  bxfobts,  as  bxquibkd  bt  law. 


Alhany  and  Beaton. 

Jkflaa. 

(^BBon  Iron. 

Can>BlTer. 

CoMMT  HaHK>r  Copper. 


lagle  Harbor  Copper. 
bgia  Hirer. 


fiBptre  Copper. 


Flint  ated  River. 


tl 


Highland  Copper. 

HOton. 

Holhert. 

Hnmholdt. 

Hungarian. 

Indiana. 

Kearaage. 

Lone  Rock. 

Madiaon. 

Mandan. 

Meenard. 

Michigan. 

New  England. 

Ontonagon  Copper. 

Oaaipee. 

Pontiac. 

Pethcrick. 


Philadelphia  and  Boaton. 

Reeolute. 

Rock  Island. 

Silver  Creek. 

Smith'a  Iron. 

Star  Copper. 

St.  Clair. 

St  Louia  Copper . 

St.  Mary>  Copper. 

Superior. 

Torch  Lake. 

True. 

Union  Copper,  Lake  Sup. 

Union  Copper,  Land. 

Washington  Copper. 

Wcat  Minnesota. 

Winthrop. 


80 


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APPENDIX. 


[L.  ] 

STATEMENT 


Showing  the  Transfers  to,  and  Payments  from  the  Two  Million 
Loan  Sinking  Fund  for  the  year  1870,  and  citing  the  Laws 
under  which  the  Transfers  and  Payments  were  m^e,  and 
the  condition  of  the  Fund  at  the  close  of  said  year : 


1870. 


^Credit  balance.  Not.  80, 1869 

By  K  MUl  Tax,  Sec.  4,  ActlM,  1861 

tBj  receipts  flrom  Educatloxial  Funds 

By  discount  on  bonds  purchased 

fij  War  Expenses  reimbursed  by  U.  8 

X  By  amount  trans,  from  Gen^l  F^d,  under  Act  75, 1869 

Beceipts  for  the  year 


Amount  available  daring  the  year. 
To  Two  Million  Loan  Bonds  purchased. 

To  Renewal  Loan  Bonds  purchased 

To  War  Bounty  Bonds  purchased 


Credit  balance. 


$88,495  78 

$119,101  n 

109,564  57 

906  01 

19,085  55 

188,768  70 

801,765  56 

420,867  07 

47,000  00 

82,000  00 

29,000  00 

106,000  00 

1812,867  Of 

*9ee  Auditor  GeneraVs  JECeport  for  1869,  Statement  "L/' 
tBrought  from  Statement  '*M." 
t  Brought  fh>m  Statement "  N." 


AUDITOR  GENEBAL. 


85 


LM.] 
STATEMEN  T— (Supplemental  to  Statement  L.) 

iAowing  ike  Receipts  to  the  Trust  Funds  for  the  year  end-- 
ing  June  30,  1870,  and  the  amount  Transferred  to  the 
Jifo  Million  Loan  Sinking  Fund: 


Tttr 


Month. 


1«0. 


Jttly 

Aiigiut 

September. 

October 

NoTember.. 
Oeoember.. 
/aauftry... 
PcsbniAiy... 

Mareh 

April 

ll«y 

Jiue 


Five 
Pri. 


eent 
h'l  P'd. 


Normal  Sch'l. 


fieooo 


lieooo 


Unlverfiity. 


$720  00 


45  00 
028  28 


720  00 
879  88 
468  00 
869  40 
804  48 


$8,620  fiS 


Primiiry. 


$6,868  00 

4,684  60 

18,298  60 

14,420  81 

4,998  67 

6,694  70 

5,169  45 

4,606  67 

9,098  16 

8,448  19 

18,669  48 

11,686  11 

4,609  77 


$106,788  99 


Am't  Trans,  to 
$8,000,000  Loan 
Sinking  Fond. 


*$109,664  67 


"Tnnaferred  to  Statement  *'  L/' 

The  Beedpts  to  Primary  School  Fund  for  June,  In  last  year's  report  shonld  have 
198,687  68. 


86 


APPENDIX. 


IN.] 
STATEMENT 


Showing  the  amount  of  Inter  est ^  accruing  on  the  Bonded  State 
Debt  to  be  paid  out  of  Appropriations^  under  Act  7Sy  1869  j 
the  amount  of  said  Appropriations^  the  payments  to  which 
they  were  applied^  and  the  surplus,  which,  under  said  law, 
was  transferred  to  %2fi00fi00  Loan  Sinking  Fund, 


ADDroDiiations  of  18W  for  1870  interest 

$160,000  00 

Interest  on  War  Loan,  Jannary,  1870 

|19,9S2  98 

Interest  on  Two  Million  Loan,  January,  1870 

60,085  00 

Interest  on  Two  Million  Loan,  July,  1870 

49,020  00 

Interest  on  War  Bonnty  Loan,  May.  1870 

16,654  95 

Interest  on  War  Bounty  Loan,  November,  1870 

16.780  00 

Interest  on  Renewal  Loan,  January,  1870 

6,760  00 

Interest  on  Renewal  Loan,  July,  1870,  and  gold  premiam  paid 
on  Coupons  presented 

6,48196 

Total  amount  of  Interest  falling  dae  in  1870 

1164,684  84 

*Le8s  amount  of  Bpeclflc  Tax  applicable  to  the  paym't  of  int 

188.298  54 

Amount  of  Interest  to  be  paid  fh>m  Appropriations 

96,286  80 

Surplus  of  Appropriation  to  $2,000,000  Loan  Sinking  Fund.. 

$188,768  70 

*8ee  Statement  **  O. 


It 


AUDITOB   OENEBAL. 


87 


[O.  ] 

STATEMEN  T— (Supplemental  to  Statement  N.) 

Exhibiiing  the  Receipts  from  Specific  Taxes  for  the  year  1870, 
the  portion  thereof  used  in  the  payment  of  the  Interest  upon 
the  Trust  Funds  for  said  year,  and  the  amount  applicable  to 
the  payment  of  Interest  on  the  State  Debt  for  the  year  above 
designated. 


1S79 


AmoBnt  of  Spedflc  Taxes  received  applicable  to  the 
payment  of  Interest. 

Itttereat  on  Primary  School  Fund 

**        "  Five  Per  Cent  Primary  School  Fund 

"  Normal  School  Fund 

"        "  University  Fund 


*  Sarploa  applicable  to  payment  of  Int.  on  St  Debt 


1115,406  78 

10,fl06  66 

2,r78  48 

29,011  19 


|S96,096iO 


m^wiH 


$188,898  64 


•  Ouried  to  SUtement "  N. 


«♦ 


6B 


APPENDIX. 


[P.] 
STATEMENT 

Of  Cask  Receipts  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  November  30^  1870, 
showing  the  receipts  applicable  to  general  purposes,  and  also 
suck  as  are  held  in  Trust : 


ON  WHAT  ACCOUNT  RECEIVED. 


Genera]  Fnnd., 

Speciflc  Tax  Fand 

Internal  Improvement  Fund 

St.  Mary's  Falls  Ship  Canal  Fund 

Swamp  Land  Fand— Cash 

Swamp  Land  Interest  Fond 

University  Fund 

University  Interest  Fnnd 

Normal  School  Fund 

Normal  School  Interest  Fund 

Primary  School  Fund 

Primary  School  Interest  Fand 

Agrlcaltaral  College  Fund 

Agricaltaral  College  Interest  Fand... 

AsylamFnnd 

Stete  Building  Fond 

Two  Million  Loan  Sinking  Fund 

War  Fund 

Primary  School  Deposit 

Primary  School  Interest  Deposit 

Swamp  Land  Deposit 

Swamp  Land  Interest  Deposit 

State  Building  Interest  Deposit 

University  Deposit. 

University  Interest  Deposit 

Salt  Spring  Land  Deposit 

Michigan  Southern  Railroad  Deposit. 


Rkceipts  fob  Fiscai.  Ybar. 


For  General 
Purposes. 


$502,806  06 

800,8S8  61 

116  84 


8,412  20 


760  00 


105,880  86 


19,941  56 
44,000  00 


11,087,871  18 


In    Trust 


1227,478  27 

4,881  40 

14,650  73 

25.804  47 

9,449  82 

4,265  87 

9,579  8S 

1,717  85 

*200  00 

55,485  70 

5,895  00 

2,T82  21 

2,786  95 

986  58 

52  50 

1,240  21 

119  81 

186  88 

472 

898 

875  00 

768 

80  00 

1  00 


$866,829  06 


Total. 


$790,279  SS 

804,665  01 

14,767  es 

25^804  4T 

9,449  SS 

4,265  87 

8,413  20 

9,GT9  88 

760  00 

1,717  85 

106,080  86 

55.485  70 

5,885  00 

2,782  21 

2,785  95 

986  58 

19,941  66 

44,082  SO 

1,240  n 

119  81 

186  88 

4T9 

808 

875  00 

7  8S 

80  00 

1  00 


$1,404,100  19 


*Beftinded  to  purchaser. 


AtJDITOR  GENERAL. 


89 


STATEMENT 


Of  Cash  Expenditures  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  November  SOy 
ISlOy  showing  Expenditures  for  General  Purposes,  and  also 
Expenditures  from  Funds  held  in  trust : 


OS    WHAT    ACCOUNT    EXPENDED. 


OoKtal  Fund 

Specific  Tax  Fund 

bitcrna]  Improvemen  t  Fund 

Bt  Xwy**  FiallB  Ship  Cuul  FniuL. 

Svasp  Laad  Fund— ca«h^ 

Svaap  Xjmd  Interest  Fund. 

UniTcntty  Interest  Fond. 

UBtrenlty  Aid  Fnnd 

Honoal  School  Interest  Fand 

Priany  Sdxool  Fund 

Prinmfj  School  Interest  Fnnd 

Acrfealtanl  College  Fnnd 

Agrienltanl  College  Interest  Fnnd 

A^lun  Fmd. . .. 

State  Bonding  Fund 

Tvo-MIDIon  Loan  Sinking  Fund . . 

War  Loan  Sinking  Fnnd 

War  Fund 

lO&laiT  Fund. 

Soldicn*  AldFnnd 

MaBsiy  SdMol  Depoait 

Seliool  Intereat  Deposit.. . 

Land  Deposit 

Swup  Land  Intereat  Deposit 

Mste  Building  Depoait 

•Me  Ballding  Intereat  Deposit . . . 
]IU%B]i  Central  R.  R.  Deposit.... 


EZPENDITURXS    FOB    FISCAL    YBAB. 


For  General 
Purpose  8. 


|8C0,892  72 


28,688  22 
18,849  58 
12,807  40 

124,921  89 


88,155  80 

108,000  00 

698,650  00 

100,887  46 

6,095  00 

1,000  00 


11,484,298  06 


In  Trust. 


1227,478  27 

74  29 

U,650  78 

10,671  94 

5,510  16 

201  25 

9,579  88 

1,717  85 

200  00 

55,485  70 

15,000  00 

2,791  17 

490 


1,622  75 

122  76 

15  00 

1  25 

50  00 

898 

462  60 


$845,588  88 


Total 


$577,865  99 

74  29 

14,650  78 

10,671  94 

5,510  16 

201  25 

88,218  10 

18,849  56 

14,624  75 

200  00 

180,867  69 

15,000  00 

2,791  17 

88,156  80 

4  90 

108,000  00 

608,660  00 

100,887  45 

6,695  00 

1,500  00 

1,622  76 

122  76 

16  00 

1  25 

50  00 

898 

462  60 


$1,779,881  94 


12 


90 


APPBNDIX. 


De.         ALCONA  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN. 


Mos. 

Dys 

Interest 

Total. 

1869. 

Jaly   1. 

To  balance  fW>m  oldacconnt 

12 
4 

-- 

$12  87 
8  08 

1188  79 

18T0. 
Mar.  1. 

Taxes  etc.,  rcc'd  Co.  Treaa.  Feb.  '70.. 

885  00 

Jane  80. 

March.... 

8 

. . 

18  67 

1,000  11 

April..... 

2 

-- 

1  74 

147  19 

May 

1 

■  • 

2  19 

878  16 

June..... 

.... 

a  m 

792 

*'        charged  back 



'- 

1,840  88 

Am't  of  above  interest 

.... 

-- 

44  85 

Balance  to  new  acoonnt 



.. 

9,229  08 



.••.*••« 

$12,771  88 

1870. 

V      1          tfWb 

To  cash  Daid  County  Treasurer ^- - 

$2,000  00 

•Jnlj  28. 

Oct.  18. 

tt             (t             »t 

7,1S147 
128  04 

Nov.  80. 

TaxeSf  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Troas.  July 

*»         "         "         Aue. 

28  20 

"         '•         "         Sept 

10  61 

"          "          '*          Oct 

184  88 

Red'n  "          *'          "          Oct 

12  18 

U                     il                                 ii                                 »t                                ^Qy 

26  92 

Amount  under  Sec.  124, 109,1860 

88$ 

Balance 

8,530  S8 

$18,065  86 

AUDITOR  GBHEBAL. 


91 


ALCONA  COXnXTY  IN  ACTT  WITH  THB  STATE  OF  MICHIOAN.        Cm. 


U». 


By  returns,  taxes  18d9 

Amount  of  abore  Interest. 


Mos. 

Dys 

6 



Interest 


$508  87 


Total. 


113,888  96 
609  8r 


$18,771  S8 


tsai 

My  ]. 
OOLUL 


By  balance  from  old  aooonnt. 


Am*t  of  State  Tax  Land  list,  Oct  8,  1370,  trans,  from  Al- 
Co 


19,889  98 
8,885  88 


$18,056  86 


92 


APPENDIX. 


Db.        ALLBOAK  county  in  act  with  the  state  of  MICHIGAN. 


1870. 
July   1. 
Nov.  80. 


To  balance  flrom  old  acconnt 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  July. 
Red'n, 


TaxcB, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Red'n, 


ii 
kk 
II 
ki 


ik 


Angnst. 


Sc^t.^. 


Oct. 
kk 


Nov. 


Am't  under  See.  IM,  160, 1809. 


Mob. 

Dys 

Interest 

Total. 

1870. 

July  1. 

To  balance  flrom  old  acconnt 

12 

$1,818  69 

$18,887  06 

Nov.  80. 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd,  Co.  Tr.,  July,  '60  1 

168  94 

Red'n,        "               "                "     j 

11 

11  82 

13  81 

Taxes,         "               *'       Aug.  '69 1 



18188 

Red'n,         "               "               "     ( 

10 

10  84 

445 

Taxes,        *'               "       Sept.  '69 1 

.... 

1,274  97 

Red'n,         "               "               "     ) 

9 

98  28 

606  89 

Taxes,        *'               '*       Oct.   '69) 



1,788  42 

Red'n,        "               "               "     \ 

8 

92  70 

248  08 

1870. 
Feb.   1. 
Mar.  1. 

Am't  under  Sec.  124.  Act  169,  I860.... 
State  Tax,  1860 

7 
5 

18  98 
261  82 

465  04 
8,976  65 

Red'n,  etc.,  rec'd,  Co.  Tr.,  Nov.  1869.. 

7 

400 

98  09 

Red'n,        "               "       Dec.  1860„ 

6 

0  18 

146  71 

Red'n,        ''              "       Jan.  1870.. 

5 

420 

144  10 

Taxes,        ^'               '*       Feb.  '70  j 
Red'n,        **               "              "      ) 

-- 

289  98 

4 

697 

66  22 

June  30. 

Taxes,        *•               *'       Mar.  '70) 

.... 

.... ... . 

1,106  TO 

Red'n.         "               "              "      ) 

8 

21  67 

126  01 

Taxes,        "               "       April  '70 ) 

690  8) 

Red'n,        "               "               *'      ) 

2 

808 

66M 

Taxes.        ''               "       May   '70.. 

1 

18  20 

8,101  7( 

Taxes,        "              "       June  '70.. 

287  21 

Red'n,        ''               **              *'     .. 



194  1' 

Taxes,  etc.,  charged  back 





489  1' 

Am't  of  above  interest. 

1,890  6 

$40,999  7 

$17,788  t 

4«8n 

100  6 
496  9 

88C 

1,819  4 

848  V 

1081 

481 
119  C 
2971 


tMa96< 


AUDITOR   GEiqiBRAL. 


93 


ALLBGAN  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN.      Cb. 


Xof.li, 
Set:  IS. 
Da  80. 
TUf    I. 


Bj  ain*t  erroneooBly  charged  on  ^67  Tax 
Caah  of  Co.  Treasurer  on  Gen*l  acH.. 


tk 


14  It 


Taxes  at  L*d  office,  etc.,  int.  July  1/70 

Retonis  Taxes,  1860 

Am*t  of  above  interest. 

Balance  to  new  account 


Moil. 


12 
6 
6 


Dys 


15 


Interest.      Total. 


$86 

118  67 
174  80 

488  08 


$12  04 

2,007  75 

4,006  81 

82  88 

14,808  67 

778  40 

17,788  02 


$40,090  72 


^^^••••b 


B^  balance. 


$22,106  04 


$22106  04 


04 


APPENDIX. 


Db.       ALPBNA  county  in  ACTT  with  the  state  of  MICHiaAN. 


18«0. 
JiUy27. 

Nov.  8. 

Nov.  30. 


1870. 
Feb.   1. 


Mat.  1. 


Jane  80. 


To  cash  paid  County  Treaanrer. 


It 


(» 


Taxes  rcc'd,  Co.  Troas.,  Ang.  1860... 

"  "  Bopt  1800.... 

Am't  under  Sec.  124,  Act  160,  I860.... 

State  tax,  1860 

Cash  paid  County  Treasurer 

Bedemption  roc^d  Co.  Treas.  Dec 

"     Feb. '70 
Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Treas.  March... 

"      April.... 
"  *'      May 

Bed'nrec'd  County  Treasr.  May 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Treas 

Taxes,  etc.,  charged  back 

AmHof  above  interest 

Balance  to  new  acccount 


\ 


Mob. 


11 
7 

10 
0 

7 
6 
0 
6 

4 
8 
8 


Dys 


8 

27 


Interest. 


$828  76 

108  48 

206 

71  00 

624 

n(i2 

20 

2  06 

802 

7  70 

1  64 

424 


Total. 


$5,000  00 

4,106  80 

CO  40 

1,871  U 

Item 

2,640  00 

000 

66  86 

120  S8 

410  8S 

180  84 

720  08 

6  16 

1,410  48 

1,16106 


14,114  82 


$88,278  00 


1870. 
July  16. 

Oct.  24. 

Oct  18. 

Nov.  80. 


To  cash  paid  Coonty  Treasurer. 

•  4  (t 


l» 


Am't  of  St  Tax  LM  Lists  Oct  8, 1870,  trans,  to  Alcona  Co. 

Taxes,  etc.,  received  County  Treasurer,  July 

Bedemption  received  County  Treasurer,  Joly 

Taxes,  etc.,  received  County  Treasurer,  August 

'Bedemptloc  received  County  Treasurer,  August 

Taxes,  etc.,  received  County  Treasurer,  September 

Bedemption  received  County  Treasurer,  September 

Amount  under  Sec.  124,160,1860 

Balance 


$1,000  00 

2,900  08 

8,825  88 

818 

18  07 

78  CI 

821 

444  88 

119  88 

86  84 

8,888  98 


114,114  89 


No  duplicates  received  since  September. 


AUDITOB  GEKEBAL. 


95 


ALPBNA  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  8TATB  OF  MICfHIGAN.       Cr. 


Jily  1. 
ItB.    & 


By  baUnoe  flrom  old  account 

Error  In  September  absfcnct... 

Betnnis  taxea  1889 

Amount  of  above  interest 


illy  1. 


By  balsDce  from  old  account. 


Mo8. 


12 
5 
5 


Dys 


25 


Interest 


$1,421  21 

609 

882  91 


Total. 


$20,802  94 

IW  12 

9,981  T2 

1,810  21 


$82,278  99 


$14,114  82 


$14,114  82 


96 


APPENDIX. 


Db.         ANTBIM  county  in  act  with  the  state  op  MICHIGAN. 


1869. 
July  22. 

Oct.  19. 

Nor.  80. 


18T0. 
Feb.   1. 

Mar.  1. 


Jane  80. 


To  paid  at  D.  D.  and  B.  ABjlttm. 

Caeh  paid  County  Treaearer^ 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec*d  Co.  Tr.,  July,  '69... 

TazeSf        "  "       August 

Taxes,        '*  "       September. 

Taxes,        '•  "        October... 

AnH  under  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1869.... 

State  Tax  1869 

Taxes,  etc.,  roc'd  Co.  Tr.,  Feb.  1870 1 


11 


Red*n, 
Taxes, 
Taxes, 
Taxes, 
Taxes, 
Taxes  charged  back.  ... 
AmHof  above  Interest.. 
Balance  to  new  account 


»i 


•'  f 


41 


tt 


tl 


March. 
April.. 
May.. 
June... 


Mos. 


11 
8 
11 
10 
9 
8 
7 
6 

m  m  m  ^ 

4 
8 
2 
1 


Dys 


8 
11 


Interest. 


92  49 

204  92 

99 

88 

88 

81 

1  12 

24  87 

288 

5  76 

86 

47 


1870. 
Aug.   8. 

Oct.  16. 

Not.  80. 


To  paid  at  D.  D.  and  B.  Asylum 

Cash  paid  County  Treasurer 

Taxes,  etc.,  received  County  Treaurer,  September.... 

Red'n, 

Taxes,       *'  "  October. 

Balance 


Total. 


$87  97 

4,198  02 

15  47 

6  68 

«  27 

«  68 

27  00 

858  72 

95  46 

4  S9 

828  29 

80  40 

79  85 

62  70 

1,704  66 

244  82 

4,016  02 


111,716  76 


|12  80 

2,676  08 

640 

lOT  06 

4  00 

1,200  08 


$4,015  02 


Part  of  October,  and  entire  of  November  duplicates  not  rooeived. 


AUDITOR  OEIirEBAL. 


97 


ASTBXM  COXTSTT  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OP  MICHIGAN.       Or. 


M08. 

13 
5 

Dys 

Interest. 

Total. 

189. 
Jllj  1. 

$413  67 
806  16 

$5,896  81 

1830. 
JueSO. 

netnmffT  t*x«i  tSW 

0,303  61 

Amoant  of  aboTe  interest 

• 

618  88 

w  *  «« 

|11>T16  78 

hir  L 

By  infamcefrvm  old  Account..    ..... 

$4,015  09 

$4,015  08 

13 


98 


APPENDIX. 


Db.        BARRY  COUNTY  IN  AC^T  WITH  THE  STATE  OP  MIOHIQAN. 


Mob. 

Dys 

Interest 

Total. 

1860. 

Jnly   1. 

To  balance  fh>m  old  accoimt ;.. 

12 

$87  78 

$689  6» 

July  22. 

Paid  atB.  D.  and  B.  Asylum 

11 

8 

L  94 

29  52 

Not.  80. 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,.  July,  *»  1 

116  T6 

Red'n,        "              "          **       --} 

11 

11  18 

66  7S 

Taxes,        "              "       Auguflt.... 

10 

14  41 

246  95 

Taxes,        »*              "       Sept....) 

.... 

486  09 

Red'n,        "              *'          "      ...  j 

9 

82  86 

180  74 

Taxes,        "              "       Oct ) 

.... 

418  28. 

Red%        "              "          "    ....) 

8 

84  66 

824  26 

1870. 
Feb.   1. 

AmH  under  Sec.  124,  Act  189, 1868.... 
State  Tax,  1889. 

7 
6 

8  61 
149  29 

88  42 
6,118  18 

Mar.  1. 

Redemp'n,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  Not 

7 

2  67 

68  10 

Red'n,        "             "        December. 

6 

9  16 

261  6e 

Red'n,        "             "        Jan.,18T0. 

0 

8  21 

109  8ft 

Taxes,        *'             "        Fcb.« 

4 

ion 

459  02 

June  80. 

Taxes,        **             •*        March..) 

.... 

000  6T 

Red»n,        **             **             "    ..J 

8 

11  28 

44  0ft 

Taxes,        "             **       April....) 

.... 

226  60 

Bed*n,        "             "          **     ....J 

2 

2  89 

21  t» 

Taxes,        "             "       May» 

1 

1  77 

806  11 

Taxes,        "             "       June ) 

.... 

184  79 

Red'n,        *'             "       June ) 

-..- 

687 

Taxes,  etc.,  charged  back 



167  86 

AmU  of  above  Interest. 

•   M  *   « 

82126 

Balance  to  new  account 



1,866  7» 



$11,666  8ft 

1870. 

Aug.  8. 
Nov.  80. 


To  paid  at  D.  D.  and  B.  Asylum.... 
Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  July.. 
Red'n, 


4i 

it 
il 

»i 

il 


August. 
Se^t " 


Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Red'h, 

Red'n, 

Am't  under  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1869. 

Balance 


41 
41 
44 
44 
44 
44 
44 


44 


Oct... 

44 


Nov. 


$80  84 
40  46 
17  4S 

118  68 


280  8S 

818  83 
98  65 
77  97 
49  05 
60  64 

796  27 


$1,886  79 


AimncHK  (ftauirBBAiu^ 


9d 


BABBT  COUNTY  IN  AL"T  WITH  THBlBTATB  OF^MICHIGAN:        Cb. 


Not.  10. 
Feb.  8. 
M«7   1. 

Jnme  7. 
Jmeao. 


Bj  Caah  of  Co.  Treaaarer  oa  Gcn'lac^t 
Guh  of  Co.  Treatiirer  on  Gaafl  aa*tL 
Taxes  at  L'd  office,  and  int  Jvfy  1,^  70 
Caah  of  Co.  Treaaarer  on  Oenl  ae't 

Betnma,  Taxes  18G9 

Am'tof  above  Interest. _. 


Mos.. 

D3?^ 

r 

ad 

4i 

w. 

^^  ^^^ 

28 

5 

... 

i 

1 

t 
1 

i 

1 

' 
1 

t 
I 

• 

...1 

-- 

T.Q.tal. 


|1» 
&7 

4 
IBI 


86^ 

17: 

48 


'•-»-». 


ISM. 
My  1. 


B J  balance  ftom  «44  HCormt 

Oaah  of  Connty  Tff^^fSfer  on  General  account. 


S,0O0OQi 

1,000  00> 
4,870  7A 

moa 


I    ' 


111,606  88 


$1,806  70 
600  00 


$1,866  70 


TT 


100 


APPENDIX. 


Db. 


BAY  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THB  8TATK  OP  MICHIGAN. 


1869. 
JnljSS. 
Not.  17 
Nor.  80. 


18T0. 
Feb.   1. 
Mar.  1. 


June  80. 


To  paid  at  D.  D.  and  B.  Asylum. 

Cash  paid  County  Treasurer 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Treaa.  July,  ^69  } 
Red'n  rec'd  Co.  Treasurer,  **  ) 
Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Treas.  Aug.  ^60  i 
Red*n  rec'd  Co.  Trees.  "      ) 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.  Sept.  1860  i 
Red'n  rec'd  Co.  Treas.  "       f 

Red'n        "  "  Oct.  I860.... 

Am't  under  Sec.  124,  Act  109, 1869.... 

State  tax,  1860 

Bed'n  rec'd  Co.  Treas.  Nov.  1869 

"  *•  Dec.     " 

"  "  Jan.  18T0 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.  Feb.  1870  i 
Bed'n  rec'd  Co.  Treasurer,  "  J 
Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.  March  '70 
Bed*nrec'd  Co.  Treasurer,  ^ 
Taxes,  etc,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.  April  1870  j 
Red'n  rec'd  Co.  Treas.  "       ) 

Taxes,  etc,  rec'd  Co  Tr.  May,  1870  i 
Eed'n  rec'd  Co.  Treas.  "        f 

Taxes  etc.  rec*d  Co.  Treas.  June,  1870 
Red'n  rec'd  Co.  Treas. 

Taxes,  etc.,  charged  back 

Am'tof  above  interests 

Balance  to  now  account 


™} 


(t 


1870. 
Nov.  18. 

Nov.  80. 


Mob. 


11 
7 

11 

10 

»  w  •  w 

9 
8 
7 
6 
7 
6 
5 

4 

»  •  •  « 

8 
8 

M  a  «  « 

1 


Dys 


8 
18 


Interest 


To  cash  paid  County  Treasurer 

"  on  drain  Orders.. 
Taxes,  etc,  received  County  Treasurer,  July. 
Redemption 


Taxes,  etc.. 
Redemption 
Taxes,  etc.. 
Redemption 


It 


It 
t( 
It 
11 
tt 
tt 
tt 


tt 
tt 
tt 
tt 
tt 
tt 
tt 


t. 

tt 


tt 


t( 


tt 


tt 


tt 


ti 


August. 

tt 


$6  60 
128  79 

21  25 

28  12 

618  24 

18  68 

18 

110  25 

648 

28  76 

16  66 

9185 

98  88 

18  86 

44  69 


September. 
tt 


October.... 
November. 


Amount  under  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1869. 
Balance 


Total. 


$100  81 

8,68187 

826  85 

485 

456  68 

85  49 

11,806  44 

874  87 

892  87 

448 

8,779  90 

167  56 

650  81 

571  86 

8,749  88 

1,186  75 

4,785  69 

685  96 

1,581  64 

'5187 

7,684  88 

9  91 

1,407  64 

178  06 

5,(^6  41 

1,810  54 

40,475  99 


$88,889  90 


$5,608  14 
8,886  4$ 

545  68 

T08 

478  8T 

Tl  89 

6,708  80 

841  7$ 

10  88 

800  86 

757  18 

88,670  98 

$40,875  9$ 


AUDITOR    QEKERAL. 


101 


BAY  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN. 


Cb. 


Jvly  1. 
JbmM. 


Bj  balance  from  old  acoonnL 

Am*t  under  Sec  124,  Act  1«,  18«9. 


Returns  taxea,  18<9 

An»*t  of  above  interest. 


Hof. 


13 
T 


Dj8 


Interest 


$2,795  94 

84 

110  26 

1,774  40 


Total. 


isni 

Jaly  1. 
OettS. 


By  balance  from  old  account 

Error  in  ehaised  back  list  of  1870. 


(89,941  86 
884 

48,718  08 
4,670  63 


$88,289  90 


$40,476  99 
100  00 


$40,676  98 


102 


jiFOTn^ixnL 


©ft*         ^IEH^HIE  COtJNt'Y  in  AC*T  WITH  THE-BTATE  OP  MICHIGAN. 


« 

Hob. 

Pys 

Interest 

Total. 

}8a». 

, 

July  .1. 

1870. 
Mar.  1. 

To  balanGo  from  old  tfccouni.^.. 

as 

-- 

iai«5 

tLW4B 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  Feb.  1870-. 

4 

~ 

ZU 

164  78 

Jfine-80i 

'Taxe«,        "             "       March 

8 

-.. 

7  21 

• 

412  04 

Taxca,        '*             "        April 

3 

f 

«27 

280  96 

Taxes,        "             "        May 

a 

-". 

74 

1M80 

Taxes,       "              "        Jane^ 

.... 

-. 

^ 

lfi8  15 

Taxes  cliarged  lulck 

— 

. . 

«71  17 

Am't  of  above  Interest... 

.... 

.. 

........ 

96  71 

Balantetotfew  accoimt  ....^, ^.. 

— 

1,722  78 

— 

: 

18,489  88 

isro. 

• 

■ 

Nov.  80. 

To  taxes,  etc.,  received  Comity  Trcflsurei 

r,  Jnly,  1870 

$18  79 

Taxes,       "             "           *' 

AiigaBt{1870 

sreos 

T4XCB,       *' 

Bcptember,  1870 

1«6  M 

taxes,       ''             *'           *• 

October,  1870 _ 

mss 

Taxes^       *'             "           '* 

November,  1670 

Me» 

llalaiiee 

1.967  29 

$2,477  TS 

AUDITOR  GENERAL. 


103 


BENZIB  COUNTY  IN  AC^T  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN.        Cb. 


By  retnniB  taxes,  1860 

Amonnt  of  above  interest. 


M08. 

Dys 

Interest. 

5 

$187  58 



Total. 

$8,802  25 
187  58 


$8,489  88 


Joly  1. 
Not.  11. 


By  balance  from  old  aoooant. 

AmH  of  State  Tax  Land  List  Oct  8,  1870  trana.  from  Grand 
TraTerse  County... 


$1,723  78 
754  94 


$2,477  72 


104 


APPENDIX. 


Db.         BERRIEN  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN. 


1809. 
July  1. 

Not.  80. 


18T0. 
Feb.  1. 
Mar.  1. 


JuieW. 


To  balance  ttom  old  acconnt 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  July,  '60 
Red'n, 


41 


4k 


44 

44 


Ang.  *89 


44 


44 


44 


14 


44 


44 


44 


44 


44 


Sept. 


( 
-"J 


October) 


Taxes, 
Red*n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red*n, 
Am't  under  See  124,  Act  109,  I860.... 

State  Tax,  1800 

Red'n,  etc,  rec^d,  Co.  Tr.,  November 

Red'n,        "  "        December 

Taxes,        "  "       Feb.  '70) 

Red*n, 

Taxes, 

Red*n, 

Taxes, 

Red*n, 

Taxes, 

Taxes, 

Red*D, 

Taxes,  etc.,  charged  back 

Am*t  of  above  interest 


44 
44 
44 

44 
44 


44 


44 


44 


•  I 


44 


44 


44 


44 


44 


•  4 


44 


March... 


April. 

44 

May. 
Jane. 

44 


'1 


Mos. 


13 

11 

10 

9 

8 
7 
6 
7 
0 


8 

S 
1 


Dys 


Interest 


$95  88 

19  58 
978 

20  80 

21  68 

78  17 

860  98 

240 

1^ 

8  10 

800 

■  •  »     «  M   »   M 

400 
1  00 


Total. 


$1,808  98 

221  90 

88  40 

laSTl 

008 

881  88 

108  88 

S91  41 

70  88 

1,914  48 

18,280  4S 

68  84 

48  80 

89  n 

45  8T 
417  00 

78  T8 
841  88 
0  16 
170  88 
284  44 
207 
815  67 
028  96 


$19^1  70 


1870. 

July  1. 
Ang.  8. 
Nov.  80. 


To  balance  from  old  acconnt 

Paid  at  D.  D.  and  B.  Asylum 

Taxes,  etc.,  received  County  Treasurer,  July,  1870 

Red*n, 

Taxes, 

Taxes, 

Red^n, 

Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Red'n, 

Am't  under  Sec.  184,  Act  109, 1809 


44 
44 
44 
44 
44 
4« 
44 


44 
44 
44 
44 
44 
4. 
44 


44 

44 
44 

44 
4. 
4k 

44 


August 

September. 


October. 


November. 


$8,884  78 

289 

800  00 

00  05 
119  84 
899  01 
290  88 
200  05 
180  SO 

40  86 
185  80 


$5,618  04 


AUDITOR   GEKEBAL. 


105 


BSBRIEN  GOUNTT  IN  ACT  WITH  THS  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN.        Cb. 


jQlyU. 

Aug.  7. 

Oct.  18. 

1S7D. 
Jab.   6. 


JcB.  1& 

Pd».  IS. 
IftySD. 

JaaeM. 


Bj  (^Lsh  of  Co.  Tr.  on  Taxes,  etc. 


«i 


*t 


t» 


kt 


»» 


Ik 


4( 


14 


»t 


i» 


kl 


»t 


il 


kl 


It 
(4 


State  Tax,  1809. 
on  Taxes,  ete 


} 


it 


State  Tax,  1809. 

it 


Taxes,  etc.. 

Betoms,  taxes  18M.. 

Ajttonnt  of  above  Interest 

Balance  to  new  account 


Mos. 


11 
10 

8 

6 
5 
4 
4 
1 
5 


Dye 


17 
28 
17 

24 
15 
S5 
18 
10 


Interest 


20  24 
19  75 
74  64 

28  68 

1  06 

68  15 

184  17 

8  61 

188  74 


Total. 


800  OOu 

814  60 
1,491  49* 

798  68 

61  47 

88  10 

2,002  50 

5,000  00 

46t  06 
4,566  68 

478  74 
8,884  78 


$19,891  70 


m!'si. 

^                         — 

By  Casb  of  Coanty  Treasure  on  Taxes,  etc.. 

1400  00 

•      .»                 "tt                          tt   ■ 

209  08 

it                   tt                          »t 

000  00 

KOT.ll. 

Kov.M. 

•  4                                          tt                                                          tt 

Balance I""!.!! 

897  48 
8,847  48 

$5,518  M 

14 


i06 


APPENDIX. 


Db.       BB4NCH  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OP  MICHIGAN. 


1869. 
Nov.  80. 


1870. 
Feb.    1. 

Mar.   1. 


Jane  80. 


ToTmos,  etc.,  rec*d  Co.  Tr.,  Jnly,  '69... 

Ta^e#,        ''  ''        AngOBt 

Taxes,        "  "        Sept 

Rod'n, 

Taxes,        ''  *'        October 

Red'n,        *'  ^^ 

AmH  under  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1869 

State  Tax  1869 

Rcd'D,  rec'd  Co.  Treaa.,  Not 


r  \ 

tober  } 


14 


tt 


tl 


11 


«• 


11 


11 


11 


1» 


Dec 

Jan.  1870. 
Pcb.  '70 


March 


April 


Bed*n, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 

Taxes,  etc.,  charged  back 

AmH  of  above  interest 

Balance  to  new  accoonnt 


11 


11 


11 


11 


May... 

11 

June... 

11 


Mos. 

Dys 

11 

10 

-- 

9 

-- 

8 

;; 

7 

6 

»  m 

7 

.. 

6 

w« 

5 

— 

Interest. 


8 


2 


18  07 
2  99 


10  91 


9  SB 

9  02 

808  45 

81 
280 

66 

1  94 

4  98 


1  78 


288 


Total. 


$47  78 

51  17 
148  40 

69  88 
182  96 

6166 

220  88 

10,675  84 

19  81 

66  49 
19  88 

67  86 
26  67 

S87  44 
47  04 

145  87 
678 

821  68 
86  50 
74  88 
80  21 
60  49 

856  42 
1,268  81 


$14,178  66 


1870. 

Oct.  22. 
Not.  80. 


To  cash  paid  Coantv  Treasurer. 


Taxes,  etc.,  received  Conntv  Treasurer,  JuIt,  1870 

Redemption  received  County  Treasurer,  July 

Taxes,  etc.,  recelTed  County  Treasurer,  August 

.Taxes,  etc.,  received  County  Treasurer,  September. 
Redemption  received  County  Treasurer,  Sepionber... 

Taxes,  etc.,  received  County  Treasurer,  October 

Redemption  recdvod  County  Treasurer,  October 

Amount  under  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1869. 

Balance „ 


$810  80 

11  82 

S9  81 

91  05 

160  84 

29  18 

94  18 

19  22 

194  79 

828  22 

|1,T68  81 

AtTDITOR  GEKEBAL. 


107 


Btf  ANCH  CWl^lfT  IN  AC*T  WITH  THB  STATE  OP  MICHIGAN.       Cb. 


JbJj  1. 

JbIj  7. 

Ang.  4. 

Sept  8. 

Oct  80. 

Not.  8. 

1870. 
Jan.    & 

Jab.  15w 

Feb.  4. 

1^7    t. 

JbbcSD. 


By balan^ from  oldaotonnt...^... 
Casb  of  Co.  Treas.  ob  tazes^  etc. 


Cash! 

i« 

n           it 

o»A> 

n 

It           »i 

Ouh< 

n               tl 

Cuh 

«4                   »» 

...... 

Cash' 

on  State  tax^  1869. 

Cash 

OB  taxes,  etc.- 

Cash 

OB  State  tax,  1809. 

Gash 

ottOeBeralacU... 

BctBms,  taxe^l8(I9'.... 
AmH  of  abot^lntcitetft. 


Hos. 


12 
11 
10 
9 
8 
7 
6 
6 
4 
1 
6 


18W. 

JbIj  1.  •  By  balance  fttmil>]d  accoBBt 

Jmly  n.        Oaah  of  CooBtj  Treasorer  ob  taxes;  -etc. 


Dys 


86 
82 

10 
87 
88 
10 
86 
10 


iBterest. 


$65  88 

8fi5 

807 

8  84 

15  67 

161 

167  82 

8  74 

141  96 

87 

60  61 


Total. 


$982  68 

124  42 

48  60 

67  22 

880  60 

82  66 

6,000  00 

85  80 

6,000  00 

82  76 

8,074  69 

469  91 


$14,178  60> 


$1,868  81 
600  00' 


$1,768  81 


108 


APPENDIX. 


Dr.        CALHOUN  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OP  MICHIQAN. 


Mos. 

Dys 

Interest. 

Total. 

1880. 

Jaly22. 

To  paid  at  D.  D.  andB.  Asylum 

11 

8 

fl  02 

$15  57 

Nov.  80. 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  July,  '60... 

11 

2  10 

82  72 

"       August.... 

10 

-. 

2  68 

46  06 

"       Sept ) 

.... 

-- 

101  48 

Red'n,         **             "          "   .... ) 

0 

-. 

6  77 

27  69 

Taxes,         *'             "       October.) 

.... 

.. 

66  48 

Red'n,         "             "          *'           ) 

8 

-- 

608 

08  00 

1870. 
Feb.   1. 

Am't  under  Sec.  124,  Act  160,  I860.... 
State  Tax,  1860 

7 
6 

.. 

2  68 
514  57 

65  78 

18,671  07 

18  24 

Mar.   1. 

Red'n  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  December 

6 

. . 

47 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.,  Tr.,  Feb.  '70. 1 

.... 

-. 

688  88 

Eed'n,        »•               "          "...  1 

4 

.. 

12  62 

687 

June  80. 

Taxes,        "               "       March.... 

8 

-- 

8  60 

211  86 

Taxes,        ''               "       April... 

.... 

-- 

88  75 

Eed'n,        '*               '*           "       ( 

2 

m  m 

1  04 

568 

Taxes,        *'               "       May 

1 

.- 

84 

55  02 

Taxes,        "               "       June 

saw* 

.. 

81  48 

Taxes  charged  back 

•  •-• 

.- 

004  47 

Am't  of  above  interest 

•  >«■  « 

-. 

884  06 

Balance  to  new  account 



158  80 



$21,850  14 

1870. 

Aug    8. 
Nov.  80. 

To  Dald  atD.  D.  andB.  Asylum 

$821 
14  68 

Taxes,  etc..  rec'd  County  Treasurer.  Jnlv.  1870.    _    . 

Eed'n,'        -                   ^'                 'ji 
Taxes,        "                   "                  A 

iiy..-..--:: 

_..,.".: 

7  11 

Dflmst. 

88  21 

Taxes,        "                   •'                  Septflmb 
Eed'n,        *•                   "                  Septemb 
Taxes,        "                   "                  October. 
Eed'n,        *'                   *'                  October. 
Eed^n,        '*                   *•                  Novemb< 
Am'tunderScc.  124,  Act  160, 1860 

er 

800  65 

er. 

107  54 

888  28 

88  78 

jr 

87  60 

10  85 

Balance .' 

104  18 

$048  04 

AUDITOB  GEKEBAL. 


109 


CALHOUN  COUNTY  IN  AC*T  WITH  THB  8TATB  OP  MICHIOAN.       Cb. 


Mj  1. 
kag.  1 
5aT.Mi 
Jao.  ». 
rrt>.  S. 
lUr.  5. 
Kftj  1. 
haut  T. 

JuelO. 


By  balance  from  old  acoonnt 

Cach  of  Co.  Tr.,  Taxes,  etc 

Am't  under  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1809... 
Caah  of  Co.  Tr.,  on  State  Tax,  1809. 


»t 


i» 


"  "       on  Taxes,  etc 

Taxes  at  L'd  office,  liiL  to  Jnlj  1,  *70 
Caah  of  Co.  Tr.  on  General  account ) 


it 


Taxea,  etc ) 

Retnma,  Taxea  1609 

A]D*t  of  above  Interest 


Mos. 


12 
10 
7 
6 
4 
8 


Dys 


27 

1 

20 
25 


28 


Interest. 


19VI. 

Jily  1. 
Oct  8. 


97  balance  from  old  account , 

Cash  of  County  Treasorer  on  Taxes,  etc. 


$19  99 

87  78 

10 

284  89 

197  86 

19  65 


5  87 
79  89 


Total. 


1265  96 

698  15 

288 

8,000  00 

7,000  00 

878  79 

48  88 

860  00 

857  7T 

2,789  18 
694  96 


$21,860  14 


$168  80 
790M 


$948  94 


110  APPENDIX. 


Dr.  CASS  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  HTATB  OP  MICHIGAN. 


1889. 
July  1. 

Nov.  80. 


18T0. 
Feb.   1. 

Mar.  1. 

June  80. 


To  balance  from  old  account 

TaxeBf  etc.,  rec*d  Co.  Tr.  July.  '69_ 

Red'n, 

**     August 

"     Sept 


Taxes, 
Taxes, 
Bed'n, 
Taxes, 


f 


Mob. 


4( 


tt 


} 


Oct. 


AmH  under  Sec.  124,  Act  189, 1860.... 

State  tox,  I860 

Red'n,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.  Jan.  *70...- 

Taxes,  "  "     March 

Taxes,  "  »*     April 

Taxes,  "  "     May 

Taxes,  "  "     J^une.. 

Taxes  charged  back 

Amount  of  aboTC  interest.. 


>••••••■ 


12 

11 
10 

9 
8 
7 
6 
^ 
8 
2 
1 


Dys 


Inlereat 


119  02 

1  90 
220 

11  M 

400 

00 

311  98 

299 

8  10 

14 

44 


Total. 


$2T8  99 

T  W 

10  98 

88  6T 

171  5T 

56  28 

96  87 

224 

10,694  80 

78  IT 

180  49 

12  29 

75  48 

•6  04 

10  70 

987  49 


|12,1M96 


1870. 
July   1. 

Aug.  8. 

Not.  80. 


To  balance  from  old  account 

Paid  at  D.  D.  and  B.  Asylum. 


Taxes,  etc.,  rec 


ki 


t» 


d  Co.  Treas.  July,  1870. 

Aug 

»'  Sept 

Sept 

P^t 

Oct ,.. 


Red'n  " 
Taxes  " 
Red'n  " 
Amount  under  Sec.  124,  Act  160, 1869 


i'  r«r  *^" ' 


9884  41 

14  28 

769 

• 

80  10 
177  99 
45  06 
88  41 
468 
98  21 


9975  77 


AUDITOR  GENERAL. 


Ill 


CAflS  COUNTY  m  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN.  Cb. 


JnlyM. 

Oct  11. 

1891. 

in.  M. 

JaB.il. 

Feb.  i. 

Feb.  t. 

IfajlB. 

JneM. 


By  cMh  of  Co.  Treas.  on  taxes,  etc 

CMh  "  "  "    

on  State  tax,  1869 


l» 


tk 


»4 


4* 


»t 


tt 


Cash 
Caah 
Caah  ''         on  taxes,  etc. 

Betnrni  taxes,  1869 

AmH  of  above  interest 

Balance  to  new  account 


44 


44 


44 


Mos. 


11 

8 
5 
6 

4 
4 
1 
6 


Dys 


6 

19 
10 

6 

88 
2T 
12 


Interest 


1870. 
Xer.  2. 

ICOT.tO. 


Bj  caah  of  County  Treasurer  on  taxes,  etc. 


$18  06 
SI  41 
98  88 
91  00 
48  19 
57  17 
1  80 
88  97 


Total. 


$200  00 

425  00 

8,000  00 

8,000  00 

1,498  85 

8,000  00 

160  01 

1,164  85 

854  86 

884  41 


112,186  98 
$600  09 

JT?77 


$675  77 


112 


APPENDIX. 


Db.    CHARLEVOIX  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OP  MICHIGAN. 


1870. 
Mar.   1. 

JnneSO. 


To  taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  Feb.  1870^. 

Tazet,       "  "        April 

AmHof  above  tntereet 

Balance  to  new  account 


Mob. 


4 
8 


Dye 


Intereet. 


$0  22 
08 


Total. 


$9  61 

2  68 

85 

876  88 


$889  02 


1870. 
NoY.80. 


To  taxes,  etc,  roc'd  Co.  Treas.,  Jnlj,  1870. 
Taxes,  "  "  October... 
Balance 


$26  7B 

59  80 

290  50 

I8T6  6B 


AUDITOB  GEKKBAL. 


113 


CHABLXVOIX  COUNTT  IN  ACT  WITH  THB  STATE  OF  MICHIOAN.    Cb. 


Byntnms,  taxes  18M 

Amomit  of  abOTe  interest. 


Hos. 

Dys 

Interest. 

6 

110  06 

m 

«  ••« 

Total. 

1878  46 
10  06 


1880  OS 


15 


114 


APPENDIX. 


Db.    CHBBOTOAN  county  in  act  with  the  state  of  MICHIGAN. 


18«0. 
Not.  8. 

Nor.  80. 

1870. 
Feb.   1. 

Feb.   9. 

JnneSO. 


To  Cash  paid  Co.  Tr 

TazcBf  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  July  I860.. 
Taxes,        *'  *'        September 

State  Tax,  1800 

Cash  paid  Co.  Tr 

Taxee,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  March,  1870 

Taxes,  etc.,  recM  Co.  Tr.,  May 

Taxes,  etc,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  Jane 

Taxes,  etc.,  chained  back 

Amount  of  above  interest.. 

Balance  to  new  account 


Mos. 

Dys 

Interest 

7 

27 

$101  85 

11 

-- 

C98 

9 

.. 

685 

5 

m  m 

6  74 

4 

SI 

16 

8 

.. 

204 

1 

-- 

4  81 

«  •  «« 

w* 

m  mmm 

**»S*M*M      • 

Total. 

$8,810  01 

98  49 

118  99 

880  96 

609 

116  88 

898  88 

505 

664  87 

187  78 

8,668  90 

|8,0(Fri4 


1870. 
Oct.  86. 

Not.  80. 


To  Cash  paid  County  Treasurer 

Taxes,  etc.  rec'd  County  Treasurer,  August,  1870. 

Red*n,       "  »*  October 

Amount  under  Sec.  184,  Act  169, 1869 

Balance 


$1,769  66 

84  61 

81  65 

70  78 

1,706  85 


$8,668  90 


NoTember  duplicates  not  received. 


AUDITOB   GBNEBAIi. 


116 


CHKBOT6AK  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  TH£  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN.    Cb. 


1 

Mob. 

12 
5 

Dys 

Interest 

Total. 

IMI. 

B7  balanee  flrom  old  Acoount 

1816  4» 

iseai 

fifin  00 

Ketvniff,  tazfit  IMP 

8,10TM 

• 

Amount  of  aboTe  Sntercft 

448  1« 

$8,00T14 

mo. 

Jvly  1. 

B|7  bthmee  ftxMD  oM  Mvomit a...... 

|8,M8  90 

* 

■ 

$8,M9M 

16 


APPENDIX. 


Dr.     CHIPPKWA  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIQAK. 


18T0. 
F^b.   1. 

Mar.  1. 


Jane  80. 


To  State  tax,  1889 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  Nov.  18». 
Red'n,        »*  "        Jan.  1870. 

Taxes,        "  "        April 

Taxes  charged  back 

AmUof  aboTe  Interest 

Balance  to  new  account 


Mob. 


6 
7 
5 
2 


Dys 


Interest. 


P4S 

471 

80 

56 


Total 


t2H66 

115  47 

17  16 
46  86 
64  48 

18  90 
S,»l  40 


$2,788  18 


1870. 
Nov.  80. 


To  balance. 


$2,22140 


$2,22140 


No  dnplicates  received  since  April. 


AUDITOB  GEKERAL. 


117 


CHIPPBWA  COUNTY  IN  AC'T  WITH  THE  STATE  OP  MICHIGAN.      Cb. 


Total 


ism. 

JiOt  L 

ifn. 

JancM. 


By  balance  from  old  aocoont. 

Betnrne  tszes,  1860 

Amount  of  above  interest. 


Mob. 

D78 

Interest. 

18 
5 

• 

$84  04 
85  46 



$486  88 

8,127  86 

119  40 


$2,788  18 


.     118 


APPENDIX. 


Db.       CUKTON  county  in  AC*T  with  the  state  of  MICHIGAN. 


1869. 
July   1. 

Jal7  22. 

Not.  80. 


1870. 
Feb.   1. 

Mar.  1. 


Jane  80. 


1870. 

Jaly  1. 
Aug.  8. 
Not.  80. 


To  balance  from  from  old  aeeonnt. 
paid  at  D.  D.  and  B.  Ajyhim.... 
Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  July  1870. 
Taxes, 
Taxes, 


Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red^n, 
Red'n, 
AmH  nnder  Sec.  124,  Act  189, 1868. 


41 
ti 


Aogast. 
Sej^t.. 


Oct.. 


Not. 


Mos. 

Dys 

Interest 

Total. 

To  balance  from  old  account 

IS 

fl91  62 

18,787  87 
17  65 

PaldatD.D.  and  B.  Asylum 

11 

8 

1  16 

Taxes,  etc.,'rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  July,  '69 ) 

.... 

06  98 

Red*n,        "              "          "      ..) 

11 

IS  89 

144  16 

Taxes,        **              "       August..) 

— 

685  99 

Red'n,        "            .  "            "    ..  J 

10 

81  77 

87  98 

Taxes,        »'              "       Sept...) 

.... 

958  04 

Bed*n,        "              '♦          "     ...) 

9 

17  48 

74  89 

Taxes,        •*              "      Oct ) 

w  •  «  « 

694M 

Red'n,        "             "         "   ....) 

8 

46  21 

985  917 

Am't  under  Sec  1S4,  Act  169, 1869.... 

7 

1  16 

98  69 

Stote  Tax,  1869 

5 

184  95 

6,841  08 

Redemp*n,   rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  November 

7 

1  19 

98  17 

Red'n,        "             ••        December. 

6 

871 

105  85 

Taxes,        "             "        Feb.  *70. ) 

«  »  w  « 

458  78 

Red'n,        "             "           "      .. ) 

4 

18  09 

«91  18 

Taxes,        "             "        March..) 

.... 

409M 

Red'n,        "             **             "     .. ) 

8 

7  61 

95  17 

Taxes,        "             "       AprH....) 

596  «9 

Red'n,        •*             ^*         "    .... ) 

9 

696 

10  89 

Taxes,        '*             "      May 

1 

85 

147  07 

Taxes,        '»            "      June 

.... 

186  18 

Red'n,        "             "       June 

........ 

814  89 

Taxes,  etc.,  chaiged  back 

.... 

694  06 

Am't  of  above  interest. 



514  90 

"■"" 

$14,761  06 

$8,871  69 

89  80 
88  19 
64  44 

478  45 
188  96 
989  81 

90  09 
99  44 

1  14 


$4,409  «9 


AUDITOB  GEKEBAL. 


119 


CLDTTON  OOUNTT  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN.      Cb. 


IBIO. 

JULiS. 

April  1. 


Qy  er.  in  ret,  Taxes '65,  int.  to  Jnly  1,'69 
Ga»h  of  Co.  Treasarer  on  Gen'l  ac'L 

Beiarns,  Taxes  1809 

AmH  of  above  interest 

Balance  to  new  acoonnt 


Hob. 


12 

r 

8 
5 


Dys 


Interest      Total. 


$28  25 

70  00 

199  51 


18». 
IVor.M. 


By  balance. 


$408  60 

4,000  00 

6,688  11 

297  76 

t,871  69 


114,761  06 


|4,409  29 


14,409  99 


120 


APPEKBIX. 


Db.         delta  county  in  act  with  the  state  op  MICHIGAN. 


1870. 
Feb.   1. 

JaneSO. 


To  State  tax,  1860 

Taxes,  etc.,  charged  back. 
Amount  of  above  Interest. 
Balance  to  new  acconnt.. . 


Mob. 


Dys 


Interest. 


$11  81 


Total. 


$887  75 

478  W 

11  81 

8,996  87 


14,860  92 


1870. 
Not.  80. 


To  balance. 


18,996  87 


$8,996  87 


No  dnplicates  received. 


AUDITOR  GEKERAL. 


121 


DELTA  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN.         Cb. 


ISO. 
JnlT  1. 


By  balance  ttom  old  acconnt. 

Retnms,  Taxes  16d8 , 

Am't  of  above  interest 


Mos. 


12 
6 


Dys 


Interest. 


1167  06 
88  00 


Total. 


8,828  48 
265  05 


|4,860  92 


JaJy    1. 


By  balance  from  old  account. 


|8,9»6  87 


18,996  8T 


16 


122 


APPENDIX. 


Dr. 


BATON  COUNTY  IN  ACTT  WITH  THE  BTATB  OP  MICHIGAN. 


1869. 
Nov.  80. 


1870. 
Feb.   1. 

ICar.  1. 


^nneSO. 


To  TaxeSf  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  July,  '69... 


August 


ii 


Taxes, 
Rcd'n, 
Taxes, 
Bed'D, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 

State  Tax,  1869 

Red'n  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  December 

Taxes,  etc.,  recM  Co.  Tr.,  Ja]iuar7,*70 
Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.,  Tr.,  Feb.  *70 
Red'n, 


i. 


it 


t( 


kk 


t( 


»i 


ngust..  I 

•*       ..I 
Sept.... ) 

October. ) 


»• 


it 


it 


Taxes, 

Bed*n. 

Taxes, 

Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Taxes  changed  back... 

AmH  of  above  Interest 


,  Tr.,  Feb.  '70.  | 
It  t(         C 

} 


Match. 


April. 
May.. 


At 


it 


f 


June.. 


Mos. 

Dys 

11 

-- 

10 

9 

8 

5 

6 

6 

Interest. 


8 
8 


115  16 

1  61 

28  18 

684 

196  89 

868 

89 

18  94 

»«  W    «  »  •  W 

10  98 
865 

1  81 


Total. 


I»6a^ 

88  08 
6  61 
878  1^ 
67  18 
107  81 
W48 
6,749  91 
78  81 
9  98 
548  TT 
5  78 
608  85 
84  71 
819  89 
801  8» 
988. 
146  8T 
180  07 
874  87 


$9,915  88 


1870. 

^uly  1. 
Aug  8. 
Nov.  80. 


To  balance  from  old  acc6uut 

paldatD.  D.  andB.  Asylum 

Taxes,  etc,  rec'd  County  Treasurer,  July,  1870. 

Taxes,        "  ^'  August 

Taxes,        *'  '*  September. 

Red'n,        '*  ''  September. 

Taxes,        "  "  October 

Red'n,        '*  "  October.... 

Red'n,        ''  "*  November, 


$1,187  61 

94  84 

114  87 

75  87 

100  68 

68  18 

60  86 

47  08 

14  84 

$1,616  08 


AUDITOR  GENERAL. 


123 


EATON  COUNTY  IN  AC*T  WITH  THE  STATE  OP  HICHIQ  AN.        Cb. 


Jily  1. 
SqitJL 


Oct  tl. 
Feb.  84. 
Mar  1. 
JbnM. 


By  balance  fh>m  old  account 

m'  t  erroneoasly  ch'd  1>a< 

of  a  e  K  sec.  19.  town  4  n  lange  6  w. 


I 


Am't  erroneooaly  ch'd  back  on  n  w  3i^ 
of  a  e  >^  sec.  19,  town 
cfaaigod  on  Dnplicate 


Gsah  of  Co.  Tr.,  Taxes,  etc 

Cash  of  Co.  Tr.,  on  State  Tax,  I860.. 
Tkxes  at  L*d  office,  int.  to  July  1,  '70 

Betnma,  taxes  1800. 

Am*t  of  aboye  Interest 

Balaaee  to  new  mooonnt 


Mob. 


12 

9 

8 

4 


Dys 


9 

6 


Interest. 


|9  68 

80 
88  00 
48  00 

106  74 


Total. 


1186  90 

6  79 
786  66 

8,000  00 
160  05 

6,448  OS 
806  71 

1,187  61 


99,986  88 


1638. 
Oct  86. 


By  Cash  of  Covnty  Trea^tirer  on  Taxes  etc. 
Balance 


$1,609  44 

17  48 


$1,616  98 


124 


APPENDIX. 


Dr. 


BMMET  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  HTATE  OF  MICHIGAN. 


18W. 
July  1. 

Nov.  80. 


1870. 
Feb.   1. 

Jane  80. 


To  balance  from  old  account 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec*d  Co.  Tr.  Sept,  '60.... 
Taxes,  "  "     Oct j 


Ik 


»i 


Red'n, 

State  tax,  1809 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.  Mar.  '70.. 
Amount  of  above  Interest 


I 


Mob. 

Dys 

18 
9 

8 
6 
8 



Interest 


$18  96 
20 

78 
6  15 
2  92 


Total. 


1199  44 

8  69 

14  16 

1  48 

176  41 

167  06 

82  96 


IB66  14 


1870. 
July  1. 

Nov.  80. 


To  balance  from  old  account 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Treas.  Oct,  1870. 


$214  80 
9  00 


November  duplicates  not  received. 


AUDITOR   OEN^ERAL. 


125 


BMMST  COUNTY  IN  AC'T  WITH  THB  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN.        C«. 


By  cash  of  Co.  Treas.  on  taxes,  etc. 

Retarna  taxes,  1S48 

Am'tof  abore  interest 

Balance  to  new  account 


Mos. 


7 
5 


Dys 


Interest. 


$0  81 
U  90 


Total. 


$19  97 

888  77 

18  71 

814  89 


$085  14 


18T0. 
Oct.  8«. 


By  cash  of  County  Treasurer  on  taxes,  etc. 
Balance 


$9  72 
818  87 

1888  89 


126 


APPBN^DIX. 


Db.       QBNESBE  county  in  act  with  THK  state  of  MICHIGAN. 


18(19. 
July  1. 
July  22. 
Nov.  80. 


18T0. 
Feb.   1. 
Mar.  1. 


Jane  80. 


Mob. 


f 


it 


To  balance  fh>m  old  acconnt 

piUd  at  D.  D.  and  B.  Aaylam. 

Tazef ,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Treaa.  Jnly,  *00 
Red*n  rec*d  Co.  Treasurer,  " 
Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Treas.  Aug.  '«».- 
Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.  Sept.  18W  t 
Red'n  rec'd  Co.  Treas.  "       ) 

Taxes,        "  **  Oct.l8». ) 

Red'n  rec'd  Co.  Treas.  "       f 

State  tax,  ia» 

Red'n  rec'd  Co.  Treas.  Nov.  ISfl© 

Dec.     " 

Jan.  1870 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.  Feb.  18T0  j 
Red'n  rec'd  Co.  Treaaorer,  *'  ) 
Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.  Harch  '70 
Red'n  rec'd  Co.  Treaanrer,  ** 
Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.  April  1870  i 
Red'n  rec'd  Co.  Treas.  ♦'       J 

Taxes,  etc,  rec'd  Co  Tr.  May,  1870  \ 
Red'n  rec'd  Co.  Treas.  "        ) 

Taxes  etc.  rec'd  Co.  Treas.  June,  1870 
Red'n  rec'd  Co.  Treas. 

Taxes,  etc.,  charged  back 

Am' t  of  above  Interest. 


44 


\ 


44 


12 

11 

ft  «  •   a 

11 

10 


8 
5 
7 
• 

4 
8 
2 
1 


Dys 


1870. 

Jnly  1. 
Aug.  8. 
Nov.  80. 


8 


Interest 


$576  48 
666 

0188 

21  82 

66  86 

80  61 

841  84 

086 

461 

1  06 

68  61 

20  80 
7  98 
677 


To  balance  from  old  account 

Paid  at  D.  D.  and  B.  Asylum. 

Taxes,  etc.,  received  County  Treasurer,  Jnly,  1870. 
Redemption 


44 


44 


Taxes,  etc.. 
Redemption 
Taxea,  etc.. 
Redemption 
Taxes,  etc. 
Redemption 


44 


44 

44 
14 
44 

«4 

44 

41 


4. 

41 


14 


August. 


44 


44 


44 


44 


44 


4i 


44 


September. 


44 


October. 

41 


November. 


Total. 


$8,285  46 
99  81 
688  78 
176  08 
874  11 
916  13 
789M 
892  20 
f42  22 

11,702  88 

148  46 

181  68 

67  20 

2,562  88 

148  97 

1,081  88 

166  61 

448  28 

240  87 

750  10 

288  79 

615  47 

78  61 

866  71 

1,280  69 


$82,762  21 


$16,818  79 

72  71 

126  84 

12  06 

224  04 

211  79 

1,849  29 

706  14 

468  10 

40  88 

80  09 

$19,666  78 


AUDITOB   GSKBBAL. 


127 


QSNB8BB  OOUNTT  IN  ACT  WITH  THB  8TATB  OF  HICHIGAK.      Cb. 


.». 

1. 

«80. 


By  euh  of  Ck>.  Treas.  on  tazet,  etc 

Cash  of  Co.  Tr.  on  General  aocoimt. . 
Taxes  at  L'd  OiBce,  Int  to  July  1,  "10 

Betnnui  tazea,  1869 

AmHof  abOTe  Intereat 

Balance  to  aooonnt 


Hof. 


8 
8 


Dys 


22 
9 


Interest 


flOl  80 
28  88 

871  86 


Total. 


$9,000  00 

1,600  00 

10  78 

12,486  02 

602  02 

16,818  79 


$82,762  21 


1810. 
OeC    8. 


By  eaah  of  Comity  Treaannr  on  General  aeeonnt. 


$1,000  00 
18,686  78 


$12,666  78 


128 


APPENDIX. 


Db.    grand  TRAVBRSE  CO.  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN. 


1869. 
Not.  8. 


To  am't  trans.  t»  Mantstee  Co.,  for  er- ) 
ror  in  returns,  taxes  1855,  with  V 
int  to  July  1, 1869 ) 


Taxes,  etc.,  reo'd  Co.  Tr.,  July,  '09. 


1870. 
Jan.  29. 

Feb.   1. 

Har.  1. 


June  80. 


K 


11 


(4 


t( 


ii 


Red*n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 

AmH  under  Sec.  184,  Act  169, 1869 

Cash  paid  County  Treasurer 

State  Tax  1869 

Red'n,  rec'd  Co.  Treas.,  December 


\ 
\ 

tober.  I 

f 


August 


Sept. 
October 


Mos. 


Red*n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red'u, 
Taxes,  etc. 


i( 


ik 


ti 


n 


41 


44 


Jan.  1870. 
Feb.  '70 


i'"  \ 


March. 


f- 


April. 
May.. 


44 


\ 


June. 


44 


charged  back. 


Am't  of  abore  interest. 


18 


11 


10 


8 
7 
5 
6 
6 
5 

»  •  « 

4 
8 

a 


Dys 


Interest. 


$1  88 
8  41 
7  09 

16  18 

440 
645 
645 
80  81 
248 
66 

71 

1  29 

1  61 

2  18 


Total. 


$19  70 

97  15 

8$  96 

99  91 

90  04 

278  ST 

88  Tl 

68  TT 

25  86 

188  89 

220  16 

1,066  17 

70  90 

1ft  08 

24  02 

6  61 

42  00 

81  91 

148  08 

288  82 

72  66 

190  n 

97  69 
885  12 

88  87 


$8,498  19 


1870. 

July  1. 
Nov.  11. 
Not.  80. 


To  balance  from  old  account 

AmH  of  State  Tax  L'd  listOct.  8, 1870,  trans.  toBenaie  Co. 

Taxes,  etc.,  recelred  County  Treasurer,  August,  1870.- 

Redemption  received  County  Treasurer,  August 

Taxes,  etc.,  received  County  Treasurer,  September 

Redemption  received  County  Treasurer,  September 

Taxes,  etc.,  received  County  Treasurer,  October 

Amount  under  Sec.  184,  Act  169, 1869 


$178  10 

754  04 

62  00 

28  21 

96  51 

49  84 

167  82 

188  80 


11,471  81 


AUDITOB    OEl^RAL. 


129 


QBSSD  TRAYERSB  OO.  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OP  MICHIGAN.    Cb. 


JnW  1. 
lfR«. 


By  balance  from  old  account. 

Bctnnis,  taxes  1809 

Am*  t  of  above  interest. . . . 
Balance  to  new  accconnt. . 


Mob. 


12 
5 


Dys 


Interest. 


$98  08 
63  21 


Total . 


$1,829  M 

1,884  11 

156  29 

178  10 


18». 


By  balance. 


$8,498  19 


$1,47181 


$1,471  81 


17 


130 


APPENDIX. 


Db. 


GRATIOT  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OP  MICHIGAN. 


1809. 
Oct.  29. 

Not.  80. 


18T0. 
Jan.  86. 

Peb.   1. 

Mar.  1. 


Jane  30. 


To  cash  paid  Countj  Treasurer 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  Jaly,  *69 
Bed'n, 


Taxes, 
Taxes, 
Bed*n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 


(i 


■°\ 


August 

Sept.. 


(i 


\ 


October  | 

"     I" 


Am't  under  Sec.  124,  Act  160, 1869... 

Cash  paid  County  Treasurer 

State  Tax,  1869 

Red'n,  received  Co.  Tr.,  November 


II 


II 


Bed*n, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red*n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red*n, 
Taxes,  etc.,  charged  back 

AmH  of  above  interest 

Balance  to  new  account.. 


44 
4i 
tl 
4i 
U 
(I 
t( 
ti 
tt 
11 
tt 


it 
li 

(» 

44 
44 
44 
44 
44 


December 
Jan.  1870 
Peb.  '70 


,:i 


March.., 


April.... 

44 


May .... 

44 


!1 
\ 


Mos. 


June 

44 


8 

11 
10 

0 

8 
7 
6 
5 
7 
6 
6 


8 


2 


Dys 


Interest 


$820  12 

12  87 
18  57 

61  22 

7112 
24  28 

1  44 
72  08 

5  91 
62 

788 

285 

88  14 

9  76 

7  67 


Total 


$6,88102 
176  57 

16  17 
282  47 
688  14 
187  44 
827  86 
696  72 
508  28 

47  98 

2,469  » 

144  62 

17  64 
270  46 

709 

96  81 

1,808  49 

91  12 

729  56 

107  40 

1,878  62 

41  57 

211  64 

25  88 

1,724  42 

688  48 

18,860  78 


188,402  80 


1870. 
Nov.  16. 
Nov.  80. 


To  cash  paid  CountT  Treasurer , 

Taxes,  etc.,  received  County  Treasurer,  July,  1870. 
Red'n, 


44 
44 
14 
44 
44 
14 
44 
44 


Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Bed'n, 

Red'n, 

Am't  under  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1869. 

Balance 


44 
44 
44 
44 
44 
44 
4» 
41 


44 
44 
44 
14 
44 
4» 
14 
(4 


44 


August 

September. 


October. 

44 


November. 


$6,964  19 

72  61 

49  09 

252  88 

88  18 

662  91 

768  88 

960  89 

82  66 

80  60 

806  58 

8,888  99 

$18,860  78 


AUDITOR  GEKERAL. 


131 


GRATIOT  COUNTT  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIQAN.       Cb. 


Jal7  1. 


ISIO. 
M^    1. 


By  balance  from  old  aocoant 

AmH  under  Sec  124,  Act  189, 1889 

Taxes  at  L'd  office,  and  int.  Jnlj  1,'  70 

Betanu,  taxes  1889^ 

Amount  of  above  Interest. 


Mos. 


•  ■  •  m-^  «  w« 


12 

T 


Dys 


Interest. 


$1,076  60 


646  18 


My  1. 


9y  balance  from  old  aocoant. 


Total . 


$15,879  94 

680 

44  68 

16,248  44 

1,722  99 


$88,402  80 


$18,860  78 


$18,860  78 


132 


APPENDIX. 


Dr.     HILLSDALE  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OP  MICHIGAN. 


Mob. 

Dys 

Interest 

Total. 

18d9. 

July   1. 

To  balance  from  oldaooonnt 

18 

fl40  TO 

$2,010  91 
16  « 

Jaly  22. 

Paid  at  D.  D.  and  B.  Aeylnm 

11 

8 

111 

Not.  80. 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  July,  '09  1 

8S| 

KedX        "              "          "      -.) 

11 

.. 

1  48 

141 

Taxes,        "              "       August.... 

10 

-. 

08 

10  7: 

Taxes,        "              "       Sept...) 



.. 

95  6i 

Ked'n,        **              •*          "     „.  j 

9 

.. 

502 

90 

Taxes,        "              "      Oct ) 

.... 

852 

Red'n,        "              "          "    ....J 

8 

2  98 

270 

187V. 
Feb.    1. 

AmH  under  Sec  124,  Act  180, 1809.... 
State  Tax,  1809- 

7 
5 

— 

87 
890  75 

89 

18,602  7 

Har.  1. 

Bedemp^n,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  Noyember 

7 

^  ^ 

92 

284 

Sed'n,        *»             "        December. 

0 

.. 

288 

0^4! 

Taxes,        "             "        Feb.  '70. ) 

.. 

122  8 

Ked'n,        "             "           "      .. ) 

4 

. . 

8  10 

10  T 

June  80. 

Taxes,        "             "        March..  | 

w«  •  « 

.. 

400 

Red'n,        '*             "             "     ..  f 

8 

.. 

97 

14  8 

Taxes,        "             "       April 

8 

.. 

260 

214  8 

Taxes,        **             "       May.. 

1 

-. 

2  11 

seio 

Taxes,  etc.,  charged  back 



-. 

76  6 

Am' t  of  above  Interest 



5014 

mmmm 

117,8819 

1870. 

Jaly  1. 

To  balance  from  old  account 

tl077 
^[9  6 

Aoff.  8. 

Dftld  D.  T),  ^nd  7%,  A^lflTn  .   ,    .....     .. 

Nov.  80. 

^axes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.'Tr.,  July , 

21  1 

Taxes,        *'           "         August . 

._                              S 

12  1 

Taxes,        "            "         Sept» .......11 

106  1 

Taxes,        "            '♦         Oct.. 

17  4 

$8644 

AUDITOB  GEKEBAL. 


133 


HILLSDALE  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN.       Cb. 


vm. 

Od  19. 
Feb.  4. 

lir.  ». 

1»7   4. 

By  eash  of  Co.  Treasarer  on  Oen'l  ac't.. 
OMh     '"  "  State  tax,  18«9. 

CtLtfh     **  *'  "      "    

Cash     '*  "  taxes,  etc 

Retnnia,  taxes  1869 

Am'tof  above  Interest. 

Balance  to  new  account 


Moe. 


imt. 

Octfi. 


8 
4 
8 
1 
6 


Bj  caah  of  Coonty  Trsasnrer  on  Taxes,  etc. 
balance 


Dys 


11 
26 
21 
26 


Interest. 


fl8  66 
866  22 

'81  26 
2  77 

48  11 


Total. 


$882  19 
12,900  00 

1,448  87 
264  06 

1,477  61 
469  02 
407  74 


117,881  91 

$147  00 
487  41 


$684  41 


134 


APPENDIX. 


Dr.      HOUGHTON  COUNTY  IN  AC*T  WITH  THB  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN. 


1868. 
Jnly  1. 

Nov.  80. 


1870. 
Feb.   1. 

Mar.  1. 

June  80. 


\ 


To  balance  flrom  old  account 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  July,  1809, 

Taxefl,        "  "      Aagnst 

Tazefl,        "  *'       Sept... 

Red^n,        »*  "  "    .. 

State  Tax,  1809.., 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  Feb.,  1870.. 

Taxes.        "  "       March 

Taxes,        *'  "      April 

Taxes,        "  "      May 

Taxes,        "  "       June. 

Taxes,  etc.,  charged  back 

Amount  of  above  interest 


Mos. 

Dys 

12 

11 

10 

9 

6 

4 

8 

3 

1 



•- 



Interest. 


$70  18 

126  91 

89  12 

100  04 

142  88 

608 

42  28 

2  20 

10  46 


Total. 


$1,088  22 

l,9n7» 

670  76 

1,898  27 

47  87 

4,898  70 

298  57 

2,416  28 

187  64 

1,796  80 

4  47 

5,080  41 

64610 


120,780  01 


1870. 
July   1. 

Kov.  80. 


To  balance  from  old  account 

Taxes,  etc.,  received  County  Treasurer,  Jnly. 
Balance...! , 


$1,598  06 

48  01 

1,647  88 


$8,248  40 


No  duplicates  received  since  July. 


AUDITOR  GEKERAL. 


135 


HOUGHTON  COUNTY  IN  ACTT  WITH  THE  STATPB  OF  MICHIGAN.      Cr. 


Mos. 

Dye 

Interest. 

Total. 

ism. 
KoT.ao. 

By  S  mlninff  tax  collected  in  year  end- 
ing Nov.  80,  1WW      

19 

7 
5 

$102  24 

180  86 
512  12 

$1,468  80 

Ji  mining  tax  collected  in  year  end- 
ing Nov.  80, 1869 

8,192  44 

1»0. 
Joneao. 

Betnrnei,  taxes  1S69 

18,760  99 

Amonnt  of  above  interest. , 

Balance  to  new  acconnt 

804  72 
1,658  06 

. 

$20,780  01 

ISTO. 

Hov.ao. 


By  X  mining  tpeclflc  tax,  collected  In  year  ending  Nov.  80,  *70. 


$8,248  40 


$8,248  40 


136 


APPENDIX. 


Db.         HURON  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN. 


1860. 
Not.  80. 


To  Taxes  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  July,  1S60 
Bed'n, 


1870. 
Feb.   1. 

Mar.  1. 


JnneSO. 


1870. 

July  1. 
Nov.  80. 


It 


it 


Sept 


TaxeSf 
Red'n, 
Tazea, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
AmH  under  Sec.  134,  Act  100, 1800 

State  tax,  1800 

Red*n  receiyed  Co.  Tr.,  Not — 

Dec 


It 


n 


tl 


tl 


It 


\ 

»« I 


Aug.  .. 


\ 


It 

It 


II 


it 


It 


II 
II 

II 


I* 


It 


It 


It 


It 


II 


It 


II 


II 


It 


It 


II 


II 


II 


Jan.  1870. 

Feb 

It 


March. 

It 

April. 


II 


Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red*n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 

Taxes,  etc.,  chaigedback 

Amount  of  above  interest 


May. 


II 

Jnne^. 

It 


::f 


Mos. 


11 


10 


8 
7 
5 
7 
6 

I 

5 


8 


8 


Dys  Interest. 


To  balance  from  old  aoconnt 

Taxes,  etc,  received  Connty  Treasurer  July 

Rcd'n,        ^* 

—  II 


$5  82 

503 

11  76 

9  87 

61  85 
67  76 

1  12 
89 

1  OS 

16  10 
4  74 
685 

11  80 


Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red*n, 


II 


It 
It 
Ik 
II 
ti 
It 


II 

II 

tl 

11 

II 

It 

II 

It 

1. 

II 

It 

tl 

It 

II 

(. 

II 

tl 


Amount  under  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1609. 


Aug. 

II 

Oct.  I 

II 

Nov.; 


Total. 


$8129 

1  68 

78  4S 

28  14 

807  49 

16  44 

144  58 

66  tt 

1,269  88 

1,980  87 

27  46 

28  87 

85  05 
609  04 

899 

185  74 

80  76 

488  21 

18  69 

2,028  64 

082 

111  25 

86  69 
1,585  64 

188  82 


$9,812  76 


$878  86 

60  22 

27  06 

540  02 

11  19 

168  97 

827 

92  88 

68  88 

54  69 

474  S 

$2,805  85 


AUDITOR   GENERAL. 


137 


HURON  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN.         Cb. 


1M». 

Jiljr  1 

1670. 
lUy    1. 


By  baluice  from  old  acoonnt 

Taxes  at  L*d  Office,  Int.  to  July  1,  '70. 

Returns,  taxes  1869 

Amount  of  above  Interest 

Balance  to  new  account 


Mos. 


13 


Dys 


Interest. 


$62  78 


275  28 


18T0L 


By  error  in  charged  back  list  of  1870. 
.Balance 


Total. 


$896  88 
4  49 

7,200  08 
888  00 
878  86 


$9,819  76 


2,8M 


00 

86 


$9,866  86 


18 


138 


APPENDIX. 


Db. 


INGHAM  CO.  IN  ACT  WITH  THB  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN. 


Mos. 

Dys 

Interest. 

Total. 

1869. 

. 

July  1. 
Nov.  80. 

To  balance  from  old  account 

12 

$108  24 

$1,546  86 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec*d  Co.  Tr.,  July,  *e9. 1 

1S6  41 

Red'n,        "             "          "        -- ) 

11 

12  99 

16  11 

Taxes,        "             **        August — 

10 

-- 

8  83 

67  86 

Taxes,        •*             **        Sept ) 



.- 

487  86 

Red'n,        "             '*           '*    .— 1 

9 

-. 

25  48 

47  97 

Taxes,        '*             '*        October.  1 



f 

827  90 

RedX        "             "             "         ) 

8 

.. 

17  68 

149  80 

1870. 
Feb.   1. 

AmH  under  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1869.... 
State  tax,  1869 

7 
5 

SOS 
196  97 

197  98 
6,708  07 

Mar.  1. 

Red'n,  rec'd  Co.  Treas.,  November. 

7 

8  87 

95  16 

Red'n,        "          "           December.. 

6 

.- 

8  81 

65  95 

Red'n,        **            "           Jan.  1870.. 

5 

.. 

62 

8180 

Taxe8,etc.,  rec'd    "           Feb ) 

.... 

-- 

466  84 

Red'n,        "          '*             "            ( 

4 

10  96 

8  08 

Jane  80. 

Taxes,        '*          **           March 

8 

•  • 

864 

908  89 

Taxes,        '*          "           April 

8 

-- 

5  07 

484  60 

Taxes,        '*          *'           May 

1 

-- 

1  65 

888  11 

Taxes,        "          **           June 

---- 

-- 

18  88 

Taxes,  etc.,  charged  back 



«  * 

448  88 

Am' t  of  above  interest 

.... 

.. 

400  91 

Balance  to  new  account 



944  78 



^8,999  54 

1870. 
Not.  80. 


To  Taxes,  etc.,  received  County  Treasurer,  July. 
Red'n, 

August 

September. 


Taxes, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n. 
Taxes, 


it 
ki 
it 

it 
tt 


If 

ii 

14 
t4 


Ii 


October. 


November 


$74  46 
81  84 
170  18 
408  76 
119  66 
811  18 
78  88 
141  81 


$1,880  61 


AUDITOB  GENERAL. 


139 


INOHAM  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  BTATPB  OP  MICHIGAN.        Cn. 


1S70. 
M«7    1. 

Jane  80. 


By  Taxes  at  L*d  Office,  and  Int.,  July  1/70 

Retorns,  taxes  1369,  P.  P.  L.  Lots 

Returns,  Taxes  1808 

AmH  of  above  Interest 


Mos. 


5 
5 


Dys 


Interest. 


$46  96 
852  40 


Total. 


UTQ. 
Joly    1. 


By  baUnce  ftt>m  old  acooiint. 
Balance  


$505  46 

1,610  98 

10«488  74 

809  86 


$12,999  64 


$944  7$ 
875  79 


$1,890  51 


140 


APPENDIX. 


Db.  IONIA  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIOAN. 


1860. 
Jaly  1. 
July  22. 
Nov.  80. 


1870. 
Feb.   1. 

Mar.  1. 


•Jane  80. 


To  balance  from  old  account 

Paid  at  D.  D.  and  B.  Asylum . 


Tazee,  etc.,  rec^d  Co. 
Red*n, 


Trea8.Jaly/09 


II 


»i 


\ 


Ang.... ) 


Sept.., 

II 

Oct.... 
It 


f 


Taxes, 
Bed'n, 
Taxes, 
Red*n, 
Taxes, 
Red*n, 
Amount  under  Sec  124,  Act  109, 1800. 

State  tax,  1800 

Rod'n  rec*d  Co.  Trees.  Nor 

*♦  Dec 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec*d  Co.  Tr.  Feb.  1870 1 


44 


II 


Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Red^n, 

Taxes, 

Bed'n, 

Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Bed*n, 

Taxes,  etc.,  charged  back 

AmHof  above  Interest... 


14 


March 

14 


11 


II 


II 


I* 


41 


AprlL....  I 


May., 
ki 

June. 


II 


Mos. 


12 
11 

11 

10 

9 

8 
7 
6 
7 
6 

»   »   *  M 

4 
8 
2 
1 


Dys 


1870. 
July   1. 
Aug.  8. 
Nov.  80. 


8 


Interest 


To  balance  firom  old  account 

Paid  at  D.  D.  and  B.  Asylum. 

Taxes,  etc.,  received  County  Treasurer,  July. 


II 


II 


Taxes,  etc.. 

Redemption 

Taxes,  etc.. 

Redemption 

Taxes,  etc., 

Redemption 

Am't  under  Sec.  124,  Act  180, 1800 


August. 


44 


$482  00 
1  74 

21  M 

0  61 

16  78 

11  10 
84  62 

200  00 

466 
206 

10  44 

12  06 
6  10 
280 


September. 


It 

41 
II 


II 


II 

October. 

II 


Total. 


|6,170  04 
26  48 

824  11 
1145 
08  40 
14  80 

228  0» 
01  45 

200  86 

87  28 
846  88 

10,286  22 
111  00 

00  18 
424  68 

22  86 
6S6  71 

88  22 
616  76 

70B 

856  88 

86  04 

06  62 

18  22 

410  04 

862  86 


$21,06104 


$8,808  08 

87  80 

80  07 

00  06 

42  81 

467  40 

241  82 

66  72 

44  04 

207  50 

$0,601  14 


AUDITOR  OENEBAL. 


141 


IONIA  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THB  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN.         Cb, 


1809. 

Not.  9. 

1870. 
Jan.  29. 


Kay   1. 

lUylO. 
June  80. 


By  cuh  of  Co.  Treasurer  on  OenU  acH.. 

Error  In  retom  taxes,  1862,  and  In- 
terest to  Jnly  1, 1809 

Taxes  at  L'd  Office,  Int.  to  Jaly  1,  '70 

Cashvof  Co.  Treas.  on  State  tax,  1869. 

Returns  taxes,  1809 

AmHof  above  interest 

Balance  to  new  aooonnt 


Mob. 


7 

12 

1 
5 


Dys 


21 


20 


Interest. 


$129  26 

9  84 

48  12 
168  08 


Total. 


|2,87T  72 

188  48 

12  42 

4,950  00 

6,247  64 

889  75 

8,898    98. 


$21,964  94 


18T0. 
llav.ll. 


By  cash  of  County  Treasurer  on  General  aoconnt. 
Balance 


$2,849  90 
6,761  24 


$9,601  U 


142 


APPENDIX. 


Db. 


IOSCO  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OP  MICHIGAN. 


Mob. 

Dys 

Interest. 

Total. 

1869. 

Aug.  81. 
Nov.  15. 

To  cash  Daid  Countr  Treasurer 

10 

$288  88 

$4,000  00 

Cash      **           "               

7 
11 

15 

47  42 
148 

1,088  99 

Taxes,  etc,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  July,  '69... 

83  28 

Taxes,        "              "       August.... 

10 

-- 

88 

693 

Taxes,         "             "       Sept 

9 

-- 

84  06 

648  70 

Taxes,         *'             "       October.  1 

-— - 

-- 

74  20 

Red'n,         "             ''          "          j 

8 

.- 

588 

50  64 

1870. 
Feb.   1. 

AmH  under  Sec  124,  Act  169, 1869.... 
State  Tax,  1869 

7 
6 

-- 

420 
60  42 

108  01 

1,728  61 

Feb.  8. 

Cash  nald  Connty  Treasurer 

4 

27 

88 

18  66 

Mar.  1. 

Red'n  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  December 

6 

2  77 

79  06 

Jane  80. 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  March,  'TO  j 

-- 

697  86 

Red'n.        *'               "      *"            ) 

8 

.. 

12  83 

769 

Taxes,        "                "       April 

8 

-- 

728 

e»4  15 

Taxes,        "               "       May 

1 

-. 

885 

697  61 

Taxes,        "               *'       June 

-.-- 

.. 

118  48 

Taxes,  etc.,  chani^ed  back. 

-- 

6,098  87 

• 

Am't  of  abore  Interest 

.- 

406  08 

I 

Balance  to  new  account 



.. 

17,651  23 

1 

.... 

$82,968  79 

18T0. 

JnlTlS. 

To  cash  paid  Counter  Treasurer 

$1,000  00 

Oct.  18. 

Cash         "           "               

6,480  08 

Nov.  80. 

Error  in  list  of  taxes  chanred  back.  June  so.>is?o  . 

100  00 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Connty  Treasurer,  c 
Red'n,        "                   ^» 

ruiy...: 

18  6T 

u^ 

46» 

Taxes,        "                   "                  August. 
Taxes,        ''                   *'                 Septemi 
Red'n,        "                   "                      ^» 
Taxes,        "                   "                 October 
Red'n,        "                   *•                 Novemli 
Am't  under  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1869 

748 

ier.. 

128  90 

186  89 

788  17 

»er  -- 

84  61 

67  04 

Balance 

9,966  86 

$17,661  88 

AUDITOB  GENERAL. 


143 


IOSCO  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OP  MICHIGAN.        Cb. 


Mob. 

12 
T 
5 

Dys 

Interest. 

Total. 

180. 
July  1. 

Bt bftlAiicd  ftt>iii  old  account-. . 

$1,138  87 

01 

604  81 

$16,108  10 

Nov.  SO. 

18T0. 
Jv2ie80. 

AmH  under  Sec.  124,  Act  160,  I860.... 
Rfftnmn.  tftz<)fl1840  ., 

27 
15,022  28 

AmH  of  aboTO  Interest 

■ 

1,788  19 



$82,908  79 

18TD. 
July  1. 

By  halanc«  from  old  account  ......                                  ... 

$17,661  28 

$17,651  28 

144 


APPENDIX. 


Dr.       ISABELLA  COCTNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  ttTATE  OP  KICHIQAN. 


i8e9. 

Oct  80. 
Nov.  80. 


19T0. 
Feb.   1. 

Feb.   6. 

ICar.   1. 


Jane  80. 


I 


To  cash  paid  Coanty  Treasurer 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.  July,  'OS- 
Taxes.  "  **     Angast... 

Taxes,  "  "     Sept 

Red'n,  "  "        " ) 

Red'n,  *'  "     Oct 

AmH under  Sec.  124,  Act  109,  I860.... 

State  Ux,  1809 

Cash  paid  County  Treasurer 

Red'n,  rec*d  Co.  Tr.  Nov 


it 


«i 


4» 


tl 


kt 


t4 


i* 


Dec 

"     Jan.  '70.. 
Feb.:. 


it 


it 


"     March.... 


ii 


Bed'n, 
Bed'n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Taxes, 
Taxes, 

Taxes,  etc.,  charged  back 

Amount  of  above  interest 

Balance  to  new  account 


ii 


44 


April. 
Hay.. 
June.. 


Mos. 


8 
11 
10 

9 

8 
7 
5 

4 
7 
6 
6 


8 
9 

1 


Dys 


25 





Interest 


15S8  68 
1  19 

1  16 

19  98 
420 
789 

47  28 

5  71 

88 

2  19 


47 

541 
420 
1  80 


To  tal. 


il2,507  49 

18  46 

19  79 
881  81 

48  80 
90  04 

181  00 
1,619  80 

202n 
2148 

eioo 

S8  82 

10  19 

991 

802  06 

7  10 

8«0  24 


186  62 

884  94 

686  66 

26,9ni6 


144,678  57 


1870. 

Oct  97. 
Oct  26. 

Nov.  80. 


To  cash  paid  County  Treasurer 

Am't  of  State  tax  I'd  lists  of  Oct  8,  '70,  trans,  to  Mecosta  Co. 
Am't  "  "  "        ^*  Midland  Co- 

Am't  under  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1869 

Balance 


$9,104  80 

4,978  29 

6,518  06 

89  86 

7,847  16 


126,977  16 


No  duplicates  received  since  June. 


AUDITOR  OEKSBAL. 


145 


ISABELLA  COUNTY  IN  ACTT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN.       Cr. 


190. 

Xn  1. 


By  balance  from  old  account. 

Taxes  at  L'd  Of.  and  int  to  Jaly  1/70 

RetornB^  taxes  1800 

AmH  of  above  Interest 


Mos. 


12 


DjB 


Interest. 


$2,261  84 


884  40 


Total. 


$82,812  09 

8  26 

9,ni  98 

2,646  24 


$44,678  6T 


My  1. 


By  balance  fbom  old  aoeonnt. 


$26,977  15 


$26,9n  16 


19 


146 


APPENDIX. 


Db. 


JACKSON  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THB  STATE  OP  MICHIGAN. 


1870. 

July  1. 
Aog.  8. 
Nov.  80. 


Mob. 

Dys 

Interest 

Total. 

1869. 

Jnly   1. 
Jaly  22. 

To  balanco  from  old  Accoant 

12 

$1,014  88 

114,491  15 

PaidfttD.  D.  andB.  Asylum. 

11 

6 

1  18 

ITH 

Nov.  80. 

Taxes,  etc.,  recM  Co.  Tr.,  July,  1869 

11 

46i 

79  88 

Taxes,        "             **        Aug. 

10 

2  97 

60  84 

Taxes,        "             "        Sept j 

.... 

879  66 

Red'n,        **             **           "    ....( 

9 

25  69 

107  64 

Taxes,        "             "        Oct....) 

-.-- 

519  81 

Bed'n,        "             "           "  ....  i 

6 

25  49 

26  46 

1870. 
Feb.   1. 

Am*t  under  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1869.... 
State  tax,  1869 

7 
6 

28  66 
560  48 

679  28 
19,214  80 

Mar.  1. 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Treas.,  Nov..  | 

«  «  »  « 

10  45 

Bed'n,        "             "             »*     .. ) 

7 

1  19 

18  87 

Taxes,        "             "            Dec...  J 



........ 

15  19 

Red'n,        "             "              "    ..  i 

6 

66 

9  79 

Taxes,        "             "            Jan.  '70 

5 

1  02 

S5C4 

Taxes,        »*             "             Feb...) 

44  17 

Bed'n,        "             "               "  ..i 

4 

196 

40  18 

Juno  80. 

Taxes,        "            "            March.. 

8 

140 

80  05 

Taxes,        •'             "            April... 

2 

282 

242  74 

Taxes,        "             "            May..) 



209  90 

Red'n,        "             "               "   ..  j 

1 

2  01 

80  04 

Taxes,        "             '*            June... 

19799 

Red'n,        "             "                "   ... 



96  73 

Taxes,  etc.,  charged  back 



106  10 

Am' t  of  above  interest 

•  m 

1,609  40 



SS9,296  00 

To  balance  from  old  account 

Paid  at  D.  D.  and  B.  Asylnm. .. 

Taxes,  etc.,  rcc'd  Co.  Tr.,  July 

Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 


Rodn, 
Taxps, 
Red*n, 


It 
It 
{I 
tt 
It 


Aojjiiist.... 
September. 


October... 
November. 


Am't  under  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1869. 


128,140  07 
94  09 
99  07 

101  «9 
9  19 

297  09 
4«  It 

851  00 
14  99 

140  flO 


tS4,lT9S4 


AUDITOR   GENERAL. 


147 


JACKSON  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OP  MICHIGAN.      Cb. 


July  t, 

Aug.  8. 

8cpt  2. 

Oct.  IS. 

Rot.  S. 

Hot.  90. 

Dee.  S. 

1870. 
Ail   5. 

Feb.  8. 

Mff.  4. 
April  4. 
Iby  4 
Ju«  «. 
JomSO, 


By  cash  of  Co.  Tr.  on  Taxes,  etc 

Cash     **  "  "        "    

Cash     "  "  **        "    

Gash     "  "  "        "    

Cash     "  **  "        **    

AmU  nndor  Sec.  124,  Act  168, 1868.... 

Cash  of  Co.  Tr.,  on  Taxes,  etc 

Qmih     "  "  »*         »» 

Cash     "  **  "         "  — . ) 

Cftsh     "  "     State  Tax,  1869. ) 

Cash     *'  "     Taxes,  etc 

cash  **    "    "   "  

Cash  "    "    "    "  

Cash  "    "    "   "  

Retains,  taxes  1869 

Amount  of  aboTo  interest 

Bahmoe  to  new  aocoant 


Mos. 

Dys 

Interest. 

Total. 

11 

88 

$85  11 

$860  77 

10 

27 

460 

78  88 

9 

88 

894 

60  84 

8 

18 

48  88 

961  17 

7 

88 

477 

108  75 

T 

.- 

08 

66 

6 

28 

1  19 

89  88 

6 

85 

65 

18  98 



-- 

85  04 

4 

85 

8^98 

10,000  00 

8 

86 

190 

84  85 

8 

86 

188 

60  01 

1 

86 

879 

854  67 

.... 

84 

1  66 

854  97 

5 

-- 

65  81 

8,889  89 

.. 

448  49 

88,146  07 

.... 

-- 

$88,886  66 

isn. 

July  6. 

Bt  cash  of  Connty  Treasorer.  on  Taxes,  etc _ 

$169  04 
94  45 

Ai^.  1 

*k                                              ••                                                              «l 

tqH-l- 

»t                    i»                          ti 

105  09 

IS.  14. 

»«                   li                          11 

668  86 

Hot.  IS. 

Balance ... 

88,140  97 

$84,178  84 

148 


APPENDIX. 


Db.    KALAMAZOO  COUNTY  IN  ACTT  WITH  THE  8TATB  OP  MICHIGAN. 


1849. 
July   1. 

Nov.  80. 


1870. 
Feb.   1. 

Kar.  1. 


Jane  80. 


To  balaoce  from  old  account. 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.  Jnly,  '60 
Red'n,  "  " 

"      AugQst... 

*'     Sept 


It 


ily,  '60 . ) 


it 


»t 


It 


tt 


tt 


tt 


Oct. 


tt 


Taxes, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Am't  under  Sec.  124,  Act  160, 1860. 

State  tax,  1860 

Red'n  received  Co.  Tr.  Nov 

Bed'n,        "  "      Dec 

Bed'n,        "  "      Jan. '70.... 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.  Feb 

Taxes,  "  "      March... 

Bed'n,  "  "  "     .. 

Taxes, 

Taxes, 

Taxes, 

Bed'n, 

Taxes,  etc.,  charged  back 

Amount  of  above  interest. 

Balance  to  new  account 


tt 


tt 


It 


tt 


\ 


"  Aprfl. 

'*  May.. 

"  June . 

tt 


ti 


Mos. 


12 

11 
10 

0 

M  •    «  W 

8 
7 
5 
7 
6 
5 
4 

8 
8 
1 


Dys 


Interest 


$54  96 

8  14 
1  24 

6  77 

7  11 
88 

489  60 

1  22 

1  90 

21 

8  85 

•  •   •   W  «  WW 

599 

54 

1  18 


Total. 

178517 

44  49 

448 

2121 

74  88 

54  21 

14  58 

187  58 

798 

15,0n95 

29  08 

64  25 

786 

166  40 

286  21 

56  04 

46  74 

196  22 

66  25 

8  46 

118  19 

537  99 

1,006  82 


$18,767  63 


1870. 

Aug.  8. 
Nov.  80. 


To  jMid  at  D.  D.  and  B.  Asylum.. 
Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.  July 


Taxes, 
Bed'n, 
Taxes, 
Bed'n, 
Taxes, 
Bed'n, 
Balance. 


t» 
tt 
tt 
tt 
tt 
tt 


tt 
tt 
tt 
tt 

tt 
tt 


August 

September. 


kt 


October... 
November. 


$24  88 

64  er 

08  18 

18  18 
104  98 
68  46 
87  10 
10  90 

569  or 


$1,018  68 


AUDITOR  GEIJ^EBAL.  149 

KALAMAZOO  COUNTY  IN  AC^T  WITH  THB  STATE  OP  MICHIGAN.       Cb. 


ISO. 
J1I7  2. 

Oct   4. 

Hot.  4. 

1S70. 
Ju.  18. 

Aprfll 
/oaftM 


Bj  Gsah  of  Co.  Tr.  on  general  acconnt. 
Cash 

Cash  **  taxes,  etc 

Cash  *'  general  account. 
Caah  **  State  taz/60.... 
Caah  **  tazea,  etc 


Betoma,  taxes  1868 

Amount  of  above  Interest... 


Mos. 


11 
8 
7 
6 

4 
8 
5 


Dys 


88 
26 
26 
17 
87 
88 


Interest. 


$17  06 

18  08 

6  99 

10  48 

428  76 

96 

68  14 


Total. 


1246  00 

848  68 

16161 

600  00 

16,000  00 

66  96 

1«888  88 

644  8T 


S18,76T  61 


1570. 


By  balance  Arom  old  acconnt 

Gaflb  of  Co.  Tr.  on  taxes,  etc. 


, 


11,006  8t 
841 


$1,018  m 


150 


APPENDIX. 


Db. 


KENT  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OP  MICHIGAN. 


18W. 
Jnly  1. 

July  22. 
Nov.  80. 


1870. 
Feb.   1. 

Har.  1. 


Jane  80. 


To  balance  ftom  old  accoant 

Paid  at  D.  D.  and  B.  Aaylam 
Taxes,  etc,  rec^dCo.  Treas.  Jnly,  *69 
Red'n, 


It 


':r\ 


tt 
II 
II 
41 


Aug....  ) 

-    ...f 

Sept...  I 


II 


Oct.. 
II 


Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Rod'n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Amount  under  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1868 

State  tax,  1868 

Red*n  rec*d  Co.  Treas.  Nov 

Red*n,  "  Dec 

Red'n,  ''  January,  1870 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.  Feb 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Red*n. 

Taxes, 

Red*n, 

Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Taxes,  etc.,  chained  back... 

Am'tof  above  interest 


14 
II 
II 

t; 

II 


II 

II 


eu I 

"     ....  ) 
March 


II 


April. 
II 

May.. 

.1 

June. 


II 


1870. 
July   1. 
Aug.  8. 
Nov.  80. 


Mos. 


IS 
II 

11 

10 

■  *  •  • 

9 

8 
7 
5 
T 
6 
6 

4 

8 

9 

1 


Dys 


8 


Interest 


To  balance  from  old  account 

Paid  at  D.  D.  and  B.  Asylum 

Taxes,  etc.,  received  County  Treasurer,  July. 
Red'n, 


II 
II 


II 
II 


II 


II 


Taxes,  etc., 

Redemption 

Taxes,  etc., 

Redemption 

Taxes,  etc.. 

Redemption 

Redemption 

AmH  under  Sec.  124,  Act  160, 1869 


August. 


II 


$882  85 
1  64 

67  67 

74  70 

96  88 

78  42 

5  16 

528  65 

408 

23  68 
560 

18  54 

40  58 

18  61 

7  08 


II 

II 
II 


II 
i» 
II 
II 


September. 


II 
II 


October. 

II 


November. 


Total. 


$11,890  T8 

25  03 

928  47 

181  06 

1,206  64 

74  00 

1,280  66 

558  14 

1,024  80 

656  82 

186  88 

17,958  44 

99  87 

045  18 

188  24 

568  10 

27  00 

2,181  97 

198  92 

1,481  89 

164  00 

1,065  68 

140  01 

1,442  61 

960  43 

676  85 

1,791  67 


$46,684  79 


$10,860  91 

86  71 

899  88 

19  68 

i*7^H 
9868     i 

986  46 

567  88 

444  69 

648  98 

9602 

6921    \ 

$14,610  64 


I 


AUBITOB  GENERAL. 


161 


KENT  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN.         Cb. 


18« 

>ov.16. 

ism. 

IbySA. 


B7  cash  of  Co.  TrcAsarer  on  Qen^l  ac*t. . 

Caah  ''  on  taxes,  etc.  . 

Error  in  recspitnlation  of  1868,  tazea 
and  interest  to  July  1, 1869 

Cash  of  Co.  Tr.,  on  General  aooonnt. 

Betozna,  taxes  1889 

Am^t  of  above  interest 

Balance  to  new  account — 


Mob. 


7 

4 

12 
1 
5 


Dys 


15 
22 


Intei-est. 


$288  78 
188  08 

18  00 

60  61 

460  10 


Total. 


$6,486  14 
6,000  00 

268  48 

7,667  21 

16,482  61 

040  60 
10,860  91 


$48,684  79 


ura. 
Sov.n. 
Sov.sa. 

xoT.ao. 


By  cash  of  County  Treasurer  on  General  account. 
Cash 
Cash  "  on  taxes,  etc 


$60  98 
8,088  97 
2,908  86 
8,662  88 


(14,610  64 


152 


APPENDIX. 


db.   kbwbbnaw  county  in  act  with  the  state  of  MICmOAN. 


Mos. 

Dys 

Interest. 

Total. 

1869. 

Jaly  1. 
Nor.  80. 

To  balftnce  ttom  old  acconnt 

12 

81,06591 

$15,609  96 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  July,  1869,. 

11 

45 

Taxes,        "             "       AnguBt 

10 

9  61 

49  96 

Taxes,        "             "       Sept 1 

•  •  «  » 

8,565  01 

Red'n,        "             "          "    j 

9 

886  19 

•4198 

Taxea,        "             "       October..) 

.... 

67  98 

18T0. 
Fob.   1. 

Red'n,        »'             »'           "       -) 
State  Tax,  1869. 

8 
0 
0 

899 

110  70 

688 

18  89 

8,795  81 

818  86 

Mar.  1. 

Bed'n,  receired  Co.  Tr.  Jan.,  1870 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  Feb 

4 

88  51 

1.668  09 

June  80. 

Taxes,        "             "       March 

8 

T12 

407  41 

Taxes,        "             "       April 

9 

11 

985 

Taxes,        "             "      May ) 

-.-- 

860  66 

Red'n,        "             "         "   f 

1 

978 

107  46 

Taxes,        "            "      June 

---. 

140  68 

Taxes,  etc.,  charged  back '. 



891  41 

Amoant  of  above  interest 

•  «  M  at 

1,4»8  86 

m  m  mm 

128,718  81 

1870. 

Jal7   1. 

To  balance  from  old  account 

114,188  18 
17  6i 

Aug.  8. 

PrM  At  T).  T).  And  R.  Anylnm 

r4,9C8  li 

No  dnpllcates  rocdvod  since  Jane. 


AUDITOR  6ENEBAL. 


163 


KSWBSNAW  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  TH£  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN.    Cb. 


18tt. 
Oct  & 

VOT.IO. 


Dee.  8. 

0«e.87. 

1819. 
4aM80. 


By  cash  of  Co.  Tr.  on  taxes,  etc. 


K  mining  tax  collected  in  year  end- 
ing Nov.  80, 1868 

3i  mining  tax  collected  in  year  end- 
ing Nov.  80, 1888 


Cssh  of  Co.  Tr.  on  taxes,  etc 

Cash  *'         General  accoant. 

Returns,  taxes  1880 

Amount  of  above  interest 

Balance  to  new  account 


Mos. 


8 

10 

T 
6 
6 
5 


Dys 
85 

88 
8 

Interest. 

$8  88 

88  40 

65  84 

178  14 

9  85 

878  17 

Total. 


$18104 

898  78 

1,865  18 
4,880  84 

869  08 
7,670  09 

648  68 
14.188  18 


188,718  81 


1810. 
BOT.80. 


By  X  mining  spedJle  tax,  collected  in  year  ending  Not.  80,  '70. 


$684  64 
18,575  61 

$14,800  15 


20 


154 


APPEKBIX. 


Dm.       LAPBEH  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MIOHIQAN. 


Mos. 

Dys 

Interest. 

Total. 

19m. 

July  1. 

To  balance  ftom  old  account 

18 

IT06  46 

$10,003  26 
195  lS 

Not.  80. 

T^es,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.  July,  '©.  » 
Red'n, 

.. 

11 

•  • 

19  28 

104  68 

Taxes,        *•             **       Auj^ast..  i 
Bed'n,        "              "              "     ..  f 

.... 

•  . 

181  90 

10 

.  . 

825 

9  58 

Taxes,        "             •*       Sept i 

Red*n,        "             "          '*  » 

.... 

.  . 

192  90 

9 

^  ^ 

20  56 

198  71 

Taxes.        "             "       October.,  i 
Bed'n,        "             "           "       ..» 

.... 

•  * 

818  95 

8 

.. 

54  88 

846  2S 

18T0. 

AmH  under  Sec.  124,  Act  109, 1869  ... 

T 

.. 

478 

115  93 

Feb.   1. 

State  tax,  1860 

5 

207  80 

7,184  8T 

l£ar.   1. 

Bed'n,  recelred  Co.  Tr.  NoTcmber... 

7 

.. 

1  45 

85  45 

Bed'n,        "          "       December.... 

6 

. . 

878 

108  14 

Bod^n,        "          "       January, 'TO.. 

6 

. . 

580 

198  68 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.  Feb i 

Red'n,        "             "         »*   f 

.... 

.. 

8,214  fi8 

4 

.. 

75  79 

88  91 

Jane  80. 

Taxes,        "             "       March....  i 
Bed'n,        "             "          "     ....  1 

.... 

. . 

887  00 

8 

. . 

16  18 

84  98 

Taxes,        "             '"       April i 

Bed'n,        '•             "          **    f 

.... 

a  . 

888  51 

2 

.  . 

480 

127  98 

Taxes,        "             "       May j 

Bed'n,        "              "         "    f 



1,500  16 

I 

.. 

10  88 

279  56 

Taxes,        •'             "       June 



.. 

299  5T 

Rod'n,        "             "          »*     

.... 

.. 

88  79 

Taxes,  etc.,  charged  back 



.. 

w««»*M«« 

927  55 

Amount  of  above  interest. 



1,189  54 

$28,485  8t 

1870. 

• 

July   1. 
Nov.  80. 

To  balance  from  old  account 

S10,T61  4T 

Taxes,  etc..  rec'd  Co.  Tr.  JdIv.... 

89  70 

Red'n.        '*             "         "    

6  67 

Taxes.        "             *'       Auffust 

108  Ai 

Bed'n,        "             "          ^-      -- -- 

64  81 

Taxes,        '*             *'       September. 

Red'n, 

Taxes.        '*             *'       October ... 



668  97 

604  fS 

180  16 

Red'n,        "             **             "      .... 

84  17 

Amoant  under  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1369. 

68  00 

$12,512  15 

AUDITOR  GENERAL. 


155 


LAPEER  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN.         Cr. 


Hot.n. 

Kov.80. 

IStO. 
lUj   1. 

JnneSO. 


By  cash  of  Co.  Tr.  on  General  acconnt.. 
Am*t  ander  Sec.  124,  Act  160«  1869.... 

Taxes  at  L'd  Office  and  int.,  Jaly  1  '70. 

Retams,  taxes  18^ 

Amoant  of  above  interest... 

Balance  to  now  account 


Mob. 


7 
7 


Dys 


18 


Interest. 


$328  76 
06 

402  07 


Total. 


$5,160  68 
1  45 

99  40 

11,787  18 

626  80 

10,761  47 


$28,485  87 


1810. 

Hot.  10. 
Hwr.M. 


By  cash  of  County  Treasurer  on  General  acconnt. 
Balance 


$5,588  84 
6,929  81 


$12,512  16 


156 


APPENDIX. 


Db.     LBBLANAW  county  in  AC'T  with  the  8TATK  OF  MICmOAN. 


Mos. 

Dys 

Interest. 

Total. 

1869. 
Nov.  1. 

To  cash  paid  Coantv  Treasurer 

8 

tl  86 

$29  81 
15  T4 

Nov.  80. 

To  Taxes  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.»  July,  1869 

Eed^n,        "             "           "    ....  f 

11 

1  48 

78ft 

Taxes,        "             "       Aug j 



60  71 

Ked'n,        "             "           "    ....  ( 

10 

5S5 

80  86 

Taxes,        "             "       Sept ) 



89  98 

Bed^n,        "             "           "    .... ) 

0 

14  61 

196  68 

Taxes,        "             •*       Oct   ...- 1 

.... 

83  87 

Rod'n,        "             "           "    ....  f 

8 

•• 

8  81 

48  81 

1870. 
Feb.    1. 

AmU  under  Sec.  124,^ct  169, 1869 

State  tax,  1869 

7 
5 
6 

6181 

14  57 

06 

1,518  76 
409  4f 

Har.   1. 

Bed*D  received  Co.  Tr.,  Dec 

87  88 

Taxe8,etc., "            *'       Feb.,  18T0.. 

4 

866 

114  08 

Jane  80. 

Taxes,        "             "       March 

8 

1  78 

98  08 

Taxes,        *•             "       April 



88  14 

Red'n,        "             "          "     .... ) 

2 

1  07 

408 

Taxes,       "             "      May 

1 

19 

80  66 

Taxes,        "             '*       June 

.... 

47  44 

Red'n,        "              "          "     

.... 

88  6t 

Taxes,  etc.,  chai^ged  back 



817  68 

Amount  of  above  interest 

^00  48 

Balance  to  new  account 



8,149  00 



$5,625  68 

1870. 
Nov.  80. 


Taxes,  etc.,  received  County  Treasurer  July. 

Red'n,        "  '»  "  "    . 

"  •»  "  Aug.. 

"  "  »*  Sept. 

Ik  •»  II  *t 


Taxes, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Taxes, 
Balance. 


It 

II 


II 
I. 


Oct 

Nov. 


$fio  a 

18  78 
14  Oft 

188  80 
87  51 

189  G8 
788 

1,766  <f 


$8,148  08 


AUDITOR  QEIirEBAL. 


157 


LEELANAW  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OP  MICHIGAN.      Cb. 


iair  1. 

1870. 
JqaeSO. 


^y  balanoo  ftt>m  old  aoeonnt 

Rctarns,  taxes  1809 

Amount  of  above  Intereet.... 


Mob. 


Dys 


12 
5 


Interest. 


$282  60 
72  19 


Total . 


$8,882  78 

1,897  87 

805  88 


$5,985  68 


1810. 
h^  1. 


Bj  balance  flrom  old  aocoant. 


$2,149  95 


$2,149  95 


158 


APPENDIX. 


Db. 


LBNAWKB  CO.  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OP  MICHIGAN. 


Mos. 

Dys 

Interest. 

Total. 

1869. 

July  1. 

To  balance  from  old  accoant 

12 

$297  25 

$4,948  41 

69068 

Nov.  80. 

Taxes,  etc.,  rccM  Co.  Tr.,  July,  '09... 

11 

44  81 

Taxaa,        "             "       Angnst.. ) 

— 

»»•*«••• 

41  57 

Red'n.        "             "          "            f 

10 

483 

82  88 

Tares,        "             "        Sept 1 

.... 

618  08 

Red'n,        "             "           '^    ....) 

9 

89  95 

148  09 

Taxes,        *'             "    '    October.  1 

.... 

882  77 

1870. 
Feb.    1. 

Red'n,        "             •*             "         J 
State  tax,  1869 

8 
5 

7 

21  45 

778  74 

50 

176  8S 
26,537  08 

Kar.  1. 

R6d*n,  rec'd  Co.  Treas.,  November. 

12  17 

Red'n,        "          *'           December. 

6 

8  98 

lis  27 

Red'n,        "          "            Jan.,  1870. 

5 

72 

24  69 

Taxes,etc.,  rec'd    "           Feb 1 



784  84 

Red'n,        "          "             "            ( 

4 

18  42 

498 

June  80. 

Taxes,        *•          "           March...) 

.... 

819  28 

Red'n,        "          '»               "       .. ) 

8 

20  29 

88984 

Taxes,        ••          "           April 

S 

409 

860  84 

Taxes,        "          "           May 

1 

.. 

800 

514  5T 

Taxes,        "          '•           June 

.... 

.- 

66  88 

Red'n,        "          »»             "      



.. 

86  41 

Taxes,  etc.,  charged  back 



-- 

2,259  n 

AmH  of  above  interest 



1,28197 



$89,817  29 

1870. 

July  1. 
Nov.  80. 


To  balance  from  old  accoant 


Taxes,  etc.,  received  Coanty  Treasurer,  July. 

Red'n,        "  ^'  "    . 

Taxes, 

Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Taxes 

Am't  ander  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1869. 


it 

41 


It 
11 
tk 

II 
I* 


Angnst 

September. 


October... 
November 


$8,577  19 

91  58 

7  07 

878  58 

265  98 

19  50 

84  88 

67  95 

817  90 


K,909  86 


AUDITOR   GENERAL. 


159 


LENAWEE  COUNTY  IN  AC^T  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN.        Ck. 


ISO. 
Rot.  11. 

Dec  ST. 

mo. 

Feb.  4. 
Hat.  21. 
Apr.  li. 
JnaeSO. 


By  cash  of  Co.  Tr.,  oa  taxes,  etc.^ 

Cteh  "  "  

Cuh  *'  State  tax,  1860... 

Cash  "  General  account.. 

Cash  **  taxes,  etc 

Returns,  taxes  1860 

AmH  of  aboTO  interest 

Balance  to  new  account 


Mos. 


7 
6 

4 
8 
2 
6 


Dys 


10 
8 

26 
0 

10 


Interest. 


$47  84 
67  68 

611  00 
06  26 
80  10 

208  82 


Total. 


$1,068  02 
1,618  40 

18,000  00 
6,000  00 
1,065  16 
7,142  86 
060  68 
8,6n  12 


180,817  22 


1S70. 

*ttly  f. 
Rot.  16. 
Rot.  80. 


By  cash  of  County  Treasurer  on  taxes,  etc. 
Cash 
Balance  ... 


*» 


4k 


1068  72 

810  80 

8,021  26 


$4,800  86 


160 


APPENDIX. 


Db.    LIVINGSTON  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THB  STATE  OF  MICHIQAN. 


1870. 

July  1. 
Ajig.  8. 
Nov.  80. 


Mob. 

Dys 

Interest 

Total. 

1869. 

Jaly    1. 

To  balance  from  old  acoonnt 

12 

$827  06 

$4,672  M 

JxLlj  22. 

Paid  at  D.  D.  and  B.  Aaylnm 

11 

8 

4  79 

78  62 

Not.  80. 

Taxea,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr:,  Jnly/00.. 

11 

2  86 

86  76 

Taxes,        "              *'       Angust.. 

— 

89  88 

RcdX        "              "          •*       ■■) 

10 

2  61 

8  15 

Taxes,        '•              "       Sept....) 

TOOK 

Red*n,        "              •»          '*     ...) 

0 

5  18 

28  00 

Rcd'n,        "              "       Oct 

8 

888 

7145 

187W. 
Feb.    1. 

Am't  under  Sec  124,  Act  160, 1860. . . . 
State  Tax,  1860 

7 
6 

17  93 
276  04 

488  24 
9,464  11 

ICar.   1. 

Bedemp*n,  rcc'd  Co.  Tr.,  November 

7 

48 

10  68 

Bed*n,        »•             "        Jan.,  1870. 

5 

1  15 

89  60 

Taxes,        "             "        Fcbrnary.. 

4 

268 

116  29 

Jane  80. 

Taxes,        "             "        March..) 

.... 

97  88 

Red'n,        "             '•             "     ..  f 

8 

176 

272 

Taxas,        *'             "       Aprfl 

2 

1  08 

92  49 

Taxes,        "             *'       May 

1 

71 

128  76 

Taxes,        "             "       Jane. 

.. 

90  88 

Red'n,        "             "          "  

.... 

.. 

16  97 

Taxes,  etc.,  charged  back 

.. 

46  68 

Am'tof  above  interest. 



_ . 

617  01 



$16,181  16 

To  balance  from  old  accoant..p 

Paid  D.  D.  and  B.  Asylam 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  July 

Red'n,        »*  "  "    

Taxes,        '*  '*  Angast 

Taxes,        *'  "         Sept 

Red'n,        "  "    

Taxes,        "  *'         Oct 

Red'n,        "  "  *'    

Amoant  under  Sec.  124,  Act  160, 1860. 


$4,988  68 
79  10 
889 
20  66 
17  81 
84  75 
81  42 
14  27 
89  10 
16  88 


$6,26141 


AUDITOB    QEKERAL. 


161 


UVraOSTON  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN.    Cb. 


189. 
Joly  5. 

Aug.  10. 

Oct   9. 

KOT.ll. 

Kir.  8. 

]ftf.ia. 

May  1. 

Jane  1 


By  eaah  of  Co.  Tr.,  on  taze«,  etc. 


Cub 
Cash 
Cash 
Cash 
Gaah 
Caah 


.1 


tt 


ti 


4i 


4» 


Btate  tax,  1869.... 

State  tax 

taxes,' etc 


\ 


Taxes  atL*d  Office,  and  int,  July  1,'70 

Caah  of  Co.  Tr.,  on  taxes,  etc.. 

Cash  "  General  acoonnt^ 

Cash  **  taxes,  etc... 

Betnrns,  taxes  18a9 

Am't  of  above  Interest. 

Balance  to  now  account 


Mo0. 


11 

10 

8 

7 

8 

8 


Bys 


26 
20 
21 
19 
27 

18 

24 


Interest. 


15  87 

1  06 

1  81 

668 

118  75 

60  21 

96 


45  67 


Total. 


177  86 

17  10 

25  87 

160  00 

5,000  00 

2,667  72 

800  00 

6  87 

200  00 

1,000  00 

100  00 

1,568  78 

284  88 

4,868  68 


$16,181  16 


1810. 
Hot.  1. 


By  cash  of  Coonty  Treasurer  on  taxes,  etc. 
Balance 


$126  00 
6,126  41 


$6,26141 


21 


162 


APPBlirDIX. 


Db.       MACKINAC  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THB  STATE  OF  MICHIQAN. 


1860. 

Not.  80. 

1870. 
Feb.   1. 

Feb.   9. 

Jane  80. 


To  Tazefl  rec'dCo.  Tr.,  September,  1860^ 

SUtetox,18«» 

Cash  paid  Co.  Tr. 

Taxes,  etc.,  charged  back 

Amoaxit  of  above  interest. 

Balance  to  new  account 


Moe. 


0 
6 

4 


Dys 


21 


Interest 


1870. 

t 

Not.  80. 


To  amoont  nnder  Sec.  1S4,  Act  169, 1869. 
Balance 


$11  86 

16  46 

1  48 


Total. 


$216  it 

6e4« 

an 

889  4S 

99» 

8,888  » 


$4,068  14 


$5  66 
8,^61 


$8,888  » 


No  daplicates  receiTod. 


AUDITOB  GEKEBAL. 


163 


MACKINAC  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN.       Cb. 


189. 
Jane  90. 


By  balance  ttom  old  acoount. 

Hetama,  taxea  1809 

r      Amoant  of  abore  interest. 


1S». 
iil7  1. 


By  balance  from  old  aooonnt.. 


Mos. 


19 


I>yB 


Interest 


I1M47 
T4  9T 


Tottfl. 


|2,8T8  1S 

1,968  62 

Ml  44 


$4,688  14 


$8^6  29 


•8,888  » 


164 


APPBKDIX. 


Dr,  MACOMB  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN. 


1869. 
July   1. 

Jaly  22. 


1870. 
Feb.   1. 

Mar.  1. 


Jnne.W. 


To  balance  flrom  old  aocoimt 

Paid  at  D.  D.  and  B.  Asylam 
Taxee,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  July, ' 
Bed'n, 


41 


*i 


■'\ 


ii 


i% 


tt 


Ii 


41 


Aagust 
Sept 


it 


z\ 


October ) 


Taxes, 
Taxes, 
Red*n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Am't  under  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1869.... 

Stote  Tax,  1869 

Red'n,  receiyed  Co.  Tr.,  Jan.    18T0 


44 


ii 


it 


t4 


44 


44 


44 


44 


Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Taxes, 

Bed'n, 

Taxes, 

Taxes,  etc.,  charged  back, 

AmH  of  aboTe  interest... 


Feb.  '70 


tt 


41 


44 


44 


44 


March.. 


I 


April.... 
May 


44 


44 


44 


( 


Jane. 


Mob. 


12 
11 

m  m  »  tm 

11 

10 


8 
7 
6 
5 


8 
2 


Dye 


8 


Interest 


$611  27 
227 

82  59 
52 

85  87 

460 

11  19 

879  40 

284 

978 

625 
64 


Total. 


$8,782  48 

84tt 

45961 

48  86 

883 

244  89 

488  95 

67  75 

86  66 

278  98 

18,007  98 

80  21 

897  76 

20  12 

263  66 

96  87 

66  41 

189  29 

8  10 

7198 

806  21 

1,097  4(t 


$96,878  87 


1870. 

Joly  1. 
Aug.  8. 
Not.  80. 


To  balance  from  old  aoconntu , 

Paid  at  D.  D.  and  B.  Asylam 

Error  in  list  of  taxes  charged  back,  Jane  80, 1870. 
Taxes,  etc.,  received  County  Treasurer,  July 


Taxes, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red*n, 
Red'n, 
Am't  under  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1869. 


41 
44 
44 

44 
44 


44 
14 
44 
4b 
44 
44 


August 

September. 


44 


October. 

44 


November. 


$8,656  48 

29  or 

82  14 
20  68 
14  84 
168  48 
108  58 
82  80 

21  n 

6  76 

196 


$9,184  46 


AUDITOR  GENEBA.L. 


165 


MACOMB  COUNTY  IN  AC^T  WITH  THE  STATE  OP  MICHIGAN.        Cr. 


JfBly  10 

Oct.    8. 
Oct.    9. 

5, 


If. 

MS. 
April  7 
Aprils. 
Uaj  e. 


ino. 

Ott    T. 


It 


Ik 


By  caidi  of  Co.  Tr.,  taxes,  etc. 
Cash  "  "    . 

Guh 
Cash 
each 
Cash 

Cteh  *'       State  Ux,  180Q. 

Caah  "  " 

Owh         '^       taxes,  etc 

Caah 
Cash 

Betaras,  taxes  I860 

Amount  of  aboTe  interest 

Balance  to  new  acooimt 


*i 


k4 


t« 


Mob. 


11 
11 
11 
8 
8 
6 
4 
8 
8 

1 
5 


Dys 


20 
17 
15 
28 
21 
26 
18 
15 
88 
21 
84 


Interest. 


$108  68 

4  60 

80 

50  08 

10  88 

828 

266  88 

12  58 

8  10 

1  86 

7  08 

76  88 


By  cash  of  Co.  Tr.  on  taxes,  etc 

Cash          '*           Genexu  accoiint 
Cash         "  taxes,  etc 


Total. 


$1,506  84 

68  80 

4  48 

1,079  88 

804  88 

96  86 

10,000  00 

618  16 

188  48 

80  64 

678  77 

8,619  00 

549  98 

8,658  48 


$86,878  67 


$284  09 

8,000  00 

889  08 

6,561  86 


$9,184  46 


166 


APPEKDIX. 


Db.       HANI8TEB  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THB  UTATB  OP  MICHIOAN. 


1860. 
Nov.  5. 

Nov.  80. 


1870. 
Feb.   1. 


ICar;   1. 


To  csah  2>ald  County  Treaeorer. 

Tazea,  etc.,  recM  Co.  Tr.,  July,  '60. 
Red'D, 


June  80. 


»* 


iiy,  '60. ) 


»» 


»t 


Ik 


AaguBt 
Sept... 


Taxes. 
Taxes, 
Red*ii, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Am'tnnder  Sec.  134,  Act  169, 1869 

State  tox,  1860 

Cash  paid  Connty  Treasurer 

Red'n,  recM  Co.  Trees.,  Nov .. . 


I 


i« 


Oct J 


k% 


It 


>i 


Bed'n, 

Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Taxes, 

Rcd'n, 

Taxes, 

Taxes, 

Bed'n, 

Taxes,  etc.,  cbaiiged  back. 

Amoant  of  above  Interest 

Balance  to  new  account. . . 


Dec 

Feb.,  1870 


i« 


\ 


March. 
April.. 


II 


f 


II 


May.... 

Jane 

Jane 


Mos. 


n 

10 


8 
7 
5 
5 
7 
6 

4 
8 

«  *  w 

8 
1 


Dys 


S5 


Interest. 


$147  68 

8  18 
564 

95  81 

57  68 
16  08 
85  84 
.  5  57 
66 
IS  16 

446 
5  16 

I    «  •    M    «   •  B  « 

9  81 
9  68 


To  tal. 


$8,998  46 

48  GB 

699 

96  64 

976  80 
106  76 

1,019  66 
991  94 
898  66 

1,998  64 

190  79 

18  61 

847  01 

176  96 

16  01 

994  78 

189  68 

68  94 

460  98 

184  06 

16  61 

198  98 

894  47 

7,675  04 


|16,69»  78 


1870. 

Oct  98. 
Nov.  80. 


II 

II 

II 

II 

II 

•  1 

II 

II 

*4 

.1 

II 

II 

II 

II 

II 


Aagost. 


To  cash  paid  Connty  Treasurer 

Am't  of  State  tax  Vd  lists  of  Oct.  8,  '70,  trans,  to  Wexford  Co. 

Taxes,  etc.,  received  County  Treasurer,  July., 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Bed'n, 

Red'n, 

Am't  under  Sec.  184,  Act  160, 1860, 

Balance 


II 
•I 
II 
II 
II 
•I 
II 


September 
II 

October 

November. 


$9,894  96 

1,810  87 

49  56 

16  96 

464  88 

4  66 

988  79 

18  01 

18  89 

19  87 
116  99 

9,471  TI 


$7,076  04 


AUDITOB   GEKSBAL. 


167 


MAIOSTBE  CO.  IN  AC*T  WITH  THE  8TATB  OF  MICHIGAN. 


Cb. 


Jily  1. 
Nov.  8. 


Hoy.  80. 

1870. 
JvmM. 


By  balance  from  oldacooont 

Am't  trans,  from  Gd.  Trav.  Co., ) 
for  error  in  reta.,  taxes  1866,  and  V 
int  to  Jnly  l8t,18«9 ) 

BcTor  on  rdected  taxes  of  1800,  with  ) 
int  to  July  1, 18e9 f 

Am't  under  Sec.  124,  Act  189, 1880. . .. 

Hetams,  taxes  1880 

Am*t  of  aboye  interest. 


Mob. 


12 

12 

12 
T 
5 


Dys 


Interest. 


1787  80 


1  88 


1  22 

17  88 

1  64 

87  18 

180  08 

4,711  12 

962  87 

Total. 


110,961  48 


19  70 


116.099  76 


18>0. 
Jily  1. 


By  balance  from  old  account. 


17,676  04 


$7,676  04 


168 


APPEITDIX. 


Db.       MANITOTJ  county  in  ACTT  with  THB  BTATB  op  MICHIGAN. 


1868. 
Nov.  80. 


1870. 
Feb.    1. 

Juno  80. 


To  Taxes,  etc.,  recM  Co.  Tr.,  Sept.,  1809. 

Taxes,        "  "      Oct 

State  tax,  1869 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  May,  1670.. 

Taxes,  etc.,  charged  back 

Amonntof  above  interest 

Balance  tonewacoonnt 


Mos. 


9 
8 
5 
1 


BjB 


Interest. 


$0  77 

S64 

668 

09 


Total. 


$14  49 
M  m 

S27  40 
15  46 

945  66 
10  18 

881  « 


$95106 


1S70. 
Nov.  80. 


To  error  in  list  of  taxes  charged  back  June  80, 1870. 

Amount  under  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1869 

Balance , 


$10  00 

88  41 

887  87 


$88198 


No  dnplicates  received  since  May. 


AUDITOB  OBNBBAL. 


160 


MANTTOUCO.  IN  AC*T  WITH  THE  STATE  OP  MICHIGAN. 


Cr. 


Mob. 

Dys 

m  w 

• 

Interest. 

Total. 

IStt. 

JllT    1. 

im. 

Jim  80. 

12 
5 

$86  84 
18  00 

$519  15 

Retnniii.  taxefl  1H40 

882  47 

Amoant  of  above  interest 

40  48 



$05106 

18T0. 
Jaly  1. 

By baluife firoBi old mecoant ..  ... 

$881  88 

$881  88 

22 


170 


APPEKDIX. 


db.      mabqubttb  county  in  act  with  thb  8tat£  op  MICHIQAK. 


« 

Mos. 

Dys 

Interest 

Total. 

1889. 

Hot.  80. 

To  Taxes,  etc,  rec*d  Co.  Tr.,  July,  '00.  j 

»  *  •  « 

-- 

$00  01 

Red'n,        '»            "           "    ....  J 

11 

-• 

14  00 

866 

Taxes,        "             "        Angnst..  | 



-. 

08  44 

Red'n,        **             *'          "     ....  ( 

10 

.. 

488 

10  08 

Taxes,        "             •*        Sept ) 

.... 

-. 

800  10 

1870. 
Feb.   1. 

Red*D,        **             *'          "     ....) 
HtAtA  Tat,  IftOO  .             

9 
5 

-- 

19  05 
99  06 

8  01 

8,896  81 

648  98 

Cash  paid  Connty  Treasarer 

6 

16  99 

Mar.   1. 

Bed*n  rec'd  Co.  Treas.,  Not. 

T 

. . 

8  10 

58  98 

JonelSTO.. 

5 

.. 

880 

100  78 

Taxes,        '»             "        Feb j 



.- 

588  81 

Red'n,        "             "           "    .... ) 

4 

.. 

18  80 

11  70 

Jane  80. 

Taxes,        "             "         Marcfa.... 

8 

.. 

706 

480  88 

Taxes,        "             ♦*         April 

8 

-- 

48 

8T09 

Taxes,        '*             **         May 

1 

•  • 

81 

189  28 

Taxes,        "             "        Jnne. 

.... 

.• 

448  96 

Red'n.        "             **            "    

.... 

•  • 

14  80 

Taxes,  etc,  chari^ed  back 

.... 

.. 

767  87 

AmH  of  aboTe  Interest 

.... 

.. 

171  00 

Balance  to  new  aoconnt 



8,047  48 



$16,600  00 

18T0. 

Not.  80. 

To  Taxes,  etc..  rec'd  County  Treasurer,  July,  18 
Taxes,        "                   ^*                 August- 
Taxes,        ''                   *'                 Septemb 
Red'n,        ''                    "                     '^ 
Taxes,        '•                  "                 October. 
Red'n, 

Red'n,        "                   ''                 NoTemb< 
Am't  under  Sec.  184,  Act  109, 1808 

TO.. 

$68  81 
88  60 

cr... 

844  88 

t  66 

146  60 

08  87 

»r 

9  60 

700  98 

Balance 

7,898  66 

$8,047  49 

AUDITOR  GENBBAL. 


171 


MABqUBTTE  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN.      Cb. 


1MB. 
jQly  1. 

A«g.U. 

KoT.80. 

18T0. 
Feb.  1. 

JvmBO. 


By  balsnce  flrom  old  account 

Gash  of  Co.  Treasiirer  on  Gen'l  ac't. 
X  min.  taxes  col.  year  end.  Nov.  80/68 
Caah  of  Co.  Treaa.  on  General  acc't  ~ 

Betuna,  tazeal860 

AmH  of  aboye  Interest. 


Mob. 


18 

10 

19 

ft 

5 


Bys 


16 


Interett. 


$409  55 
61  44 
80  66 

15  99 
246  19 


Total. 


$5,860  68 

1,000  00 

7ST88 

548  29 

6,926  10 

818  76 


$16,866  66 


18T0. 
Jnly   1. 


By  balance  flrom  old  aoooont. 


$8,647  40 


$8,647  49 


172 


APPEKDIX. 


Db.         mason  county  in  act  with  the  state  op  MICHIGAN. 


1869. 
Nov.  4. 

Nov.  80. 


To  cash  paid  Connty  Treasurer 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  July,  * 
Red'n, 


»4 


ti 


':} 


\t 


18T0. 
Fob.   1. 


Mar.  1. 


June  80. 


*t 


»4 


ii 


4* 


44 


August. 
Sept... 
Oct 


44 


[ 


Taxes, 
Taxes, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Am't  under  Sec.  184,  Act  189, 1869.... 

State  tax,  1869 

Cash  paid  Connty  Treasurer 
Red^n,  received  Co.  Tr.,  June 
Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  Feb 


5, '70..) 


Mos. 


Taxes, 

44 

Red'n, 

44 

Taxes, 

44 

Taxes, 

44 

Red'n, 

*4 

Taxes, 

44 

March 


arch... ) 
"     —  i 


April. 
May.... 

41 

Jone  ., 

Taxes,  etc.,  charged  back 

Amount  of  above  interest.. 


( 


Balance  to  new  acccount. 


11 

10 

9 

8 
7 
6 

6 
4 

8 
2 


Dys 


28 


1870. 
Oct  28. 

Nov.  80, 


Interest 


$117  28 

286 
429 
446 

1  18 
14  42 
21  42 

505 
96  84 

1  n 

205 
1  98 


To  cash  paid  County  Treasurer 

Amount  of  State  tax  land  lists,  Oct.  8, 1870,  transferred  to 

Osceola  county 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  July 


44 

44 
41 
44 
44 


Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Red'n,        *'  "       November 

Amount  under  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1869 

Balance 


September 

44 

October 


Total. 


$2,565  48 
28  11 
18  66 
78  4T 
86  00 
15  60 
805 


784  18 

166  17 

6  76 

4,129  18 

91  06 

10  49 

175  71 

811  28 

26  88 

14  28 

887  18 

272  05 

8,184  96 


$12,688  06 


$1,24104 

95  47 

18  68 

187  82 

95  68 

87  88 

527 

17  48 

49  88 

1,891  65 


$8,184  95 


AUDITOR  GBKBKAL. 


173 


H ASON  COUNTY  IN  ACTT  WITH  THE  STATE  OP  MICHIGAN.  Cb.  . 


Jnlv  1. 

lOTO. 
Vaj  1. 

JnaeSO. 


By  balance  iW>]n  old  account 

Taxes  at  L'd  ofBce,and  int.  July  1,*  70 

Retarna,  taxes  18<9 

Amount  of  above  interest 


Mob. 


12 


Dys 


Interest. 


1828  60 


291  51 


Total. 


|4,e95  01 

7,216  S6 
620  20 


il8,6B8  06' 


July  1. 


By  balance  from  old  acoonnL. 


$8,184  90 


(8,184  95 


174 


APPENDIX. 


Dr.      MECOSTA  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OP  MICHIGAN. 


1889. 
Aug.  18. 
Oct.  21. 
Nov.  80. 


18T0. 
JiiDe2T. 

Feb.  1. 

Mar.   1. 


June  80. 


To  cash  paid  County  Treasurer 

Cash       " 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'dCo.  Tr.,  jQly,18fl9. 


(( 


a 


Angast... 


Sept. 


Taxes, 
Bed*a, 
Taxes, 
Bed'n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Am't  ander  Sec.  124,  Act  160, 1860 

Cash  paid  County  Treasurer 

State  tax,  1860 

Red'n,  rec'd  Co,  Treas.,  Nov 


4k 


II 


14 


Oct 

II 


II 


«i 


II 
II 
Ik 


Red'n, 

Red'n, 

Taxes,  etc.  rec'd  Co. 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Taxes, 

Bed'n, 

Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Taxes,  etc.,  chaif^ed  back. 

Am't  of  above  interest.... 

Balance  to  new  account... 


II 
II 


Dec 

Jan.,  1870.. 
Treas.,  Feb... 


treo-.- 1 
"  ...» 
March 


II 


\ 


April 
May 


II 


;:} 


Jnne... 
II 


Mos. 


1870. 

Oct.  18. 
Oct.  29. 
Oct.  28. 
Nov.  80. 


10 

8 

11 

10 


8 
7 
6 
5 
7 
6 
5 


8 
2 


Dys 


12 
9 


8 


Interest 


fl21  84 
926  41 

7  81 

896 

86  96 

11  65 

n68 

202 

68  47 

87 

5  81 

68 

86  88 

84  28 
521 

760 


To  cash  paid  County  Treasurer 

Cash  "  "  

Am't  of  State  tax  Vd  lists,  Oct  8,  '70,  trans,  to  Osceola  Co. 

Taxes,  etc.,  received  County  Treasurer,  July,  1870 

Bed'n, 

Taxes, 

Bed'n, 

Taxes, 

Bed'n, 

Bed'n, 

AmH  under  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1869. 

Balance 


II 
II 
•I 

II 
II 
II 


II 

41 
II 
It 
41 

14 


II 
II 
II 
»l 
II 
II 


August 

I* 

September. 
II 

November. 


Total. 


$2,000  00 

19,118  U 

121  67 

6186 

6  47 

679  14 

24  02 

82  01 

217  09 

1,898  54 

67  87 

1,888  27 

21  22 

16109 

21  88 

1,666  82 

279 

1,968  02 

279 

446  06 

1,278  70 

18  20 

1,886  40 

107  06 

2,826  90 

1,880  00 

27,097  88 


$68,756  87 


$2,000  00 

10,948  82 

8,411  40 

88  04 

26  90 

60  60 

68  96 

684  44 

200  78 

94  20 

961  40 

18,672  10 


$82,070  07 


AUDITOR  GENERAL. 


176 


1CBC08TA  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OP  MICHIGAN.       Ob. 


ino. 
IU7  1. 

JneW. 


By  t>a]ance  from  old  aocoont 

TAzet  at  L'd  Of.  and  int.  to  Jaly  1,  *70 

Retama,  taxes  1809 

AmH  of  abore  interest 


Mos. 


12 


Dys 


Interest. 


|2,<»7  81 


917  86 


illy  1. 
Oct.  W. 


By  tMlaoco  from  old  accoant..    . 

Am' t  of  St.  tax  Td  Uals,  Oct.  8,  '70,  trans,  f^m  Isabella  Co.* 


Total 


$87,681  60 

100  60 

28,678  80 

8,646  07 


$68,766  87 


$87,097  88 
4,978  89 


$88,070  67 


176 


APPEIfDIX. 


Db.       MENOMINEE  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIOAK. 


Mob. 

Dys 

Interest. 

Total. 

1869. 

Nov.  80. 

To  Taxes,  etc.,  recM  Co.  Tr.,  Jnly,  '60 .. 

11 

-- 

1105 

fl6t1 

1870. 
Feb.   1. 

Taxes,        "             "       Oct 

Statfl  tflT,  18W  . .  . 

8 
5 

-- 

298 
10  40 

62  88 
66518 

Mar.  1. 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tp.,  Feb.,  '70... 

4 

16  94 

726  02 

June  80. 

Taxes,        "             *»       March...) 

.... 

875  71 

Red'n,        "             *'          "      ...  ( 

8 

808 

88  04 

Taxes,        "             ''       April 

2 

22 

18  87 

Taxes,        •'             "       May 

1 

11 

10  42 

Taxes,  etc.,  chai^g^ed  back 



847  68 

Amount  of  above  interest 

.... 

-- 

48  68 

Balance  to  new  account 



* 

2,044  22 

-• 

14,907  77 

18T0. 

Nov.  80. 

To  Taxes,  etc,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  July ^ 

$684  90 

47  84 

Taxes,        "             "       August ^- 

Taxes,        "             "       September. 

Red'n, 

Taxes,        "             "       October.... 

62  42 

18  66 

20  07 

Red'n,        *'             **            "      I 

16  68 

Balance... , 

1,208  65 

$2,044  22 

AUDITOB   GEKERAL. 


177 


MRNOMINSB  COUHTT  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  8TATEOF  MICHIGAN.      Cb. 


ISO. 

^«ly   1. 

1970. 


By  balance  from  old  account . 

RetnroB,  taxes  1609 

Amonnt  of  alK>ve  Interest. 


Mos. 

Dys 

12 
6 

-— . 

Interest 


$129  40 
90  68 


Total. 


$1,818  66 

8,889  91 

219  98 


$4,907  77 


': 


By  balance  from  old  acooant-. 


$2,044  22 


$8,044  22 


23 


178 


APPENDIX. 


D«.       MIDLAI9D  COUNTY  IN  ACTT  WITH  THE  STATE  OP  MICHIGAN. 


1899. 
Nov.  IT. 
"    80. 


18T0. 
Jan.  IS. 

P6b.   1. 

Xar.  1. 


Jane  80. 


To  cash  paid  County  Treasurer 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec*d  Co.Treas.,  Julj/OO  i 


t» 


4» 
11 


11 
11 
11 
11 
11 
11 


11 


Aug... 
Sept.. 


11 

Oct. 
11 


Z\ 


Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Taxes, 
Red*n, 
Taxes, 
Bed^n, 
Amount  under  Sec.  124,  Act  189, 1880. 

Cash  paid  County  Treasurer 

State  tax,  1880 

Red'n  rec'd  Co.  Treas.,  Nov 

Taxes,  etc.,  rcc*d  Co.  Tr.,  Dec » 

Red'n, 


Taxes, 
Red*n, 
Taxes, 
Red*n, 
Taxea, 
Red*n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 


1* 
II 
II 


It 


11 
11 


II 
11 
11 
II 
11 
11 
11 
Ik 
11 
11 


11 


Feb.,  1870  J 

"      ....  f 

March.. .  i 

April 1 


May. 
11 


June. 


Taxes,  etc.,  charged  back... 

Am'tof  above  interest. 

Balance  to  new  account 


Mos. 


11 

Id 


8 
T 
0 
0 
7 


8 

m  »  m 

2 

•  *  « 

1 


Dys 


18 


13 


Interest. 


1408  90 

0  87 

12  77 

185  86 

124  02 
68  94 
21  56 
82  80 
16  76 

8  07 

184  77 

82  12 

88  18 

18  94 


Total. 


$11,881  64 

40  05 

84  67 

218  85 

2,628  06 

55  06 

1,878  82 

1,278  77 

1,830  95 

684  12 

2,842  11 

410  80 

45  25 

42  28 

5,678  69 

98  24 

4,468  95 

228  77 

2,480  64 

850  75 

2,104  66 

284  96 

864  84 

21,127  16 

1,218  64 

68,928  88 


$114,008  44 


1870. 
Aug.  19. 
8ept.21. 
Not.  19. 
Nov.  80. 


To  cash  paid  Co.  Treas. 
Cash  paid  Co.  Treas. 
Cash  paid  Co.  Treas. 

Taxes,  etc.,  received  County  Treasurer,  July. 
Red'n, 


11 
ki 

11 
11 
11 
11 
11 


Taxes,  etc., 

Taxes,  etc.. 

Redemption 

Taxes,  etc.. 

Redemption 

Redemptien 

AmU  under  Sec  124,  Act  160, 1860 

Balance 


11 
II 
11 
11 
11 
11 


11 
11 

11 
11 
11 
ki 
11 


i» 


August 

September. 


October.... 
11 

November. 


$2,000  00 

1,000  00 

16,106  10 

48  84 

88  72 

151  28 

2,887  80 

1,488  11 

100  86 

182  95 

47  80 

870  24 

84,054  06 


$60,486  04 


AUDITOR  GBNESAL. 


179 


XIDLAND  COUNTY  IN  AC^T  WITH  THE  8TATB  OP  MICHIQAN.     Cm. 


Mov.ao. 

18T». 
Jon«SO. 


By  balance  from  oldaoooant 

Am*t  under  Sec  184,  Act  160, 1849. 


Betnrns,  taxes  1869.... 
AmH  of  above  intereat. 


Hob. 


IS 

T 


Djs 


Interest. 


$8,9T4  05 
28 

2,119  94 


Total. 


$58,772  n 
568 

51,781  87 
6,094  23 


$114,808  44 


Joly  1- 
18. 


Bt  balance  from  old  aoconnt 

Am't  of    State  tax  Td   liets,  Oct.  8,  1870, 
from  Isabella  Co 


transferred  f 


$68,928  88 
6,518  06 


159,488  94 


180 


APPENDIX. 


Db.        MONROE  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OP  MICHIGAN. 


Mob. 

Dys 

Interest 

Total. 

1868. 

July   1. 

To  balance  lh>m  old  account 

12 

$269  78 

|8,8SSa9 

Jalj  22. 

Paid  at  D.  D.  and  B.  Asylum 

11 

8 

2  48 

86  86 

Nov.  80. 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  July,  '69... 

11 

880 

187  20 

Taxes,           "          "     August..) 



66  06 

Red'n,           * ) 

10 

11  80 

181  17 

Taxes,           '*          '*      Sept j 

.... 

418  92 

Red'n,           "          "        "     ) 

9 

80  61 

169  07 

Taxes,           **          •*     Oct j 

.... 

1,160  80 

Red'n,           "          *•       "  f 

8 

69  48 

827  42 

18T0. 
Feb.   1. 

Am't  under  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1869.... 
State  tax,  1869 

7 
5 
7 
6 
6 

182  04 

804  18 

486 

222 

1  87 

8,288  46 
10,427  00 

Mar.  1. 

Red*n  received  Co.  Tr.,  Nov 

118  91 

Red'n,        "          "      Dec 

68  81 

Red'n,        »'          "      Jan. '70 

46  96 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  Feb j 

.... 

82  74 

Red'n,            "          "         "  ) 

4 

240 

70  U 

June  80. 

Taxes,            "          "      March....) 

.... 

207  n 

Red'n,           »*          "          "     ...  f 

8 

679 

180  06 

Taxes,            "          "      April ) 

.... 

88960 

Red'n,            »'          *'         "    ) 

2 

464 

887 

Tares,           "          "      May ) 

.... 

28S47 

Red'n,            "          "         "   i 

1 

1  78 

12  42 

Taxes,            *'          *»      June 

.... 

288  00 

Red'n.           "          "         "    

.... 

... ..... 

16  94 

Taxes,  etc,  charged  back 



606  89 

Amount  of  above  interest. 



8SS78 



$28,180  40 

1870. 

Jnly   1. 
Ang.  8. 
Nov.  80. 

To  balance  from  old  account 

$1,084  08 

Paid  at  D.  D.  and  B.  Asvlnm 

89  IT 

Taxes,  etc..  rec'd  Co.  Tr..  Jnly.  1870 .......... 

28  20 

Taxes.        **             *'       Aucrust ^ --  --- 

97  M 

.Taxes,        "             "       September. 
Red'n,        '*             **             •* 

270  07 

_  .             ^ 

229  01 

Taxes,        *'             "       October 

406  79 

Amount  under  Bee.  124,  Act  169, 1869 

4S4  28 

1 

$8,140  09 

November  duplicates  not  received. 


AUDITOB  OBKERAL. 


181 


XONBOB  GOUNTT  IN  ACTT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAK. 


Ca. 


Hot.  If. 
KoT.SO. 

r.n 


April  9. 
Jane  80. 


Bt  error  In  recapltalatfon  of  retama, ) 
taxes  1868,  with  interest  to  Jolj  V 
1,  S869 } 

Am*t  nnder  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1909.. . . 

OBshof  Co.  Tr.  taxes,  etc 

Gash  ''       State  tax,  '69 

Betnms,  taxes1809.. 

Amonnt  of  aboye  interest. •• 

Balance  to  new  aceoumt. 


Mos. 


18 
T 
8 
8 
5 


Dys 


18 

21 


Interest. 


$666  86 

28 

869 

66  88 

219  01 


IT. 
IT. 


By  errxmeouB  releetlon  and  interest  to  Jnlj  1, 18T0 

CiBsh  of  Co.  Tr.  on  taxes  charged  hack  as  paid  D.  M.  Brig- 1 

ham,  late  County  Treasurer. ) 

Oai^  of  Co.  Tr.  on  taxes,  etc 

Balance 


Total. 


|9,8T4  94 

6  84 

1T9  49 

8,646  98 

T,609  21 

984  98 

1,664  08 


$28,186  46 


$8  66 

8  68 

9,418  86 

TIOOT 


$8,140  69 


i8d 


APPBKDIX. 


D«.       MONTCALM  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THB  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN. 


1860. 
Oct  27. 
Not.  30. 


44 


44 
44 


44 

44 
44 
*4 


To  cash  paid  Coiintj  Troasnrer 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  Jnly, '( 
Red*n, 

Aogaet, 

14 

I 

Sept.... 


44 


44 


41 
»4 


October.. 

44 


18T0. 
Jane  26. 

Feb.   1. 

Mar.  1. 


Jane  80. 


Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Tazee, 
Red'n, 
Taxes. 
Red*n, 
AmH  under  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1860  .. 

Cash  paid  Coantj  Treasurer 

State  tax,  1869 

Bed'n,  received  Co.  Tr.,  November. 
Red*n,        "  "       December... 

Red*n,        "  "       January, '70 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  Feb , 

Red^n, 

llaxes, 

I(ed*D, 

llaxee. 

Taxes, 

Hed'n, 

Taxes, 

Rcd'n, 

Taxes,  etc.,  charged  back. 

Amount  of  above  interest 

Balance  to  new  account.. 


44 
44 

44 

I 
I 

4( 
44 
44 
41 
4t 


44 
44 
44 
44 
44 
44 
44 
41 


44 

March.... 

44 


April. 
May.. 


June  ... 

44 


Mos. 


8 
11 
10 

9 

8 
7 
6 
5 
7 
6 
5 


8 

2 


... 


Dys 


8 


Interest 


$244  20 
26  80 
42  18 

78  08 

66  68 
26  66 
10  21 
89  98 

6  14 

7  40 
1  60 

28  96 

29  84 
6  61 

6  76 


Total. 


$6,169  21 

896  01 

14  88 

707  04 

18  11 

1,106  85 

880  SO 

1,069  69 

856  84 

628  60 

841  14 

8,088  28 

126  OB 

211  28 

54  61 

946  87 

81  10 

1,618  6§ 

82T2 

566  60 

1,046  98 

118  6S 

406  68 

69  68 

720  51 

668  90 

17,665  10 


$87,618  15 


1870. 

Nov.  2. 
irov.80. 


To  cash  paid  County  Treasurer 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  July,  1870. 
Red'n, 


Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Red'n, 
Red'n, 


44 

44 
44 
44 
44 
14 
41 


44 
14 

44 
44 
44 
44 
44 


August 


September. 


October... 
November. 


Amount  under  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1860. 
Balance 


$8,218  08 

108  61 

81  91 

280  74 

86  14 

2,028  n 

405  99 

181  74 

129  60 

268  or 

5,900  00 

$17,605  10 

AUDITOB  6SKBBAL. 


183 


MONTCALM  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN.     Cb. 

ft_ 


189. 
JllT  1. 

im. 

Uaj  1. 

Jane  80. 


By  batanee  from  old  aoeoimt 

Taxes  at  L'd  Office  and  int.,  July  1  '70. 

Betarna,  taxes  1869 

Amount  of  above  interest 


Mob. 

D76 

Interest 

12 
5 

11,186  76 
780  61 

*  a  a  « 

Total. 


$16,968  71 

177  84 

18,461  C8 
1,917  57 


$87,518  16 


$17,666  16 


$17,666  16 


184 


APPEKDIX. 


Ihl.       MTrSKEGON  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THR  STATE  OF  MICHIOAK. 


1860. 
Julj    1. 

July  82. 

Not.  80. 


1870. 
^6b.   1. 

Mar.  1. 


June  80. 


To  lialance  from  old  aoconnt-..^ 

Paid  at  D.  D.  and  B.  As  jluin 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  July,  1809. 
Taxes,        "  "        Aiig._ 

Red'n,        "  "  "  ... 

Taxes,        "  "        Sept... 

Red'n,        *»  "  **    .. 

Red'n,        "  "         Oct 

Am't  under  Sec.  124,  Act  109, 1800... 

SUte  tax.  I860 

Red^n,  received  Co.  Treas.,  Not. 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec*d  Co.  Treas.,  Feb. 
Red'n, 


»( 


»t 


■*:f 


Taxes, 

»( 

Xarchi 

— 

Red'n, 

»t 

"    J 

8 

Taxes, 

(• 

April. ) 

.... 

Red'n, 

It 

^*    J 

8 

Taxes, 

tt 

May..) 

•  —  •  • 

Red^n, 

*i 

"J 

1 

Taxes, 

»i 

Jane... 

Red'n, 

i» 

»i 

.... 

Taxes,  < 

Btc.,  charged 

I  bade.. 

.... 

AmH  of  above  interest 

Mos. 


12 
11 
11 

w  m  m  m 

10 

9 
8 
T 
0 
7 


Djs 


8 


Interest. 


$144  60 

1  n 

14  28 

884 

181  64 

64 

86  11 

116  46 

1  41 

088 

17  78 

450 
0  61 


Total 


$8,066  OS 
20  20 
222  68 
124  08 
18  96 
2,863  81 
800  OS 
18  67 
860  67 
8,098  11 
S4  54 
76  40 
824  27 
872  55 
148  00 
8U60 
12  40 
1,071  88 
64  07 
407  0? 
12  6B 
021  01 
042  68 


$15,644  60 


1870. 

Jalj  1. 
Nov.  80. 


To  balance  ftrom  old  account.. 

Taxes,  etc,  roc'd  Co.  Tr.,  July,  1870. 
Red'n, 

August. 


Taxes, 
Red*n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
AmH  under  Sec.  124,  Act  160, 1860. 


t« 

it 


September. 


$114  28 
168  70 
116  4S 

1,716  06 
88  73 

1.141  7S 
666  68 
257  50 


$4,219  74 


October  and  November  duplicates  not  adjusted. 


AUDITOR  OEKERAL. 


185 


MUBKBOON  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THK  STATE  OF  MICHiaAN.     Cb. 


IMS. 

NOT.W. 
1810. 
18. 


By  am*t  under  Sec.  194,  Act  IW,  1800 

Gash  of  Co.  Tr..  on  General  account. 

Retnnie,  taxes  1860 

Amonnt  of  abOTe  Interest 

BaUncetonew  aooonnt 


M08. 


T 
6 
5 


Dys 


17 


Interest. 


1118  65 
428  69 


Total. 


$0  08 

8,600  00 

11,487  20 

542  84 

1U98 


$15,644  50 


Nov.  M.  By  balance . 


$4,21$  M 


$4,81$  74 


u 


186 


APPENDIX. 


Db.      NEWAYQO  county  in  AC*T  with  THB  state  of  MICHIGAN. 


1860 
Aug.  9. 
Nor.  17. 
Not.  80. 


To  cash  paid  Coontj  Treasarer 

Caah        "  "  

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  Jnly  1860  j 


1870 
Jan.  86. 

Feb.   1. 

Mar.   1. 


Jane  80. 


ti 


tt 


f 


i% 


Aug. 
Sept. 

Oct. 

It 


::::f 


Red'n, 
TazeSf 
Taxes, 
Red^n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
AmH  nnder  Sec.  IM,  Act  160, 1869.... 

Casta  paid  Co.  Treas 

State  tax,  1800 - 

Red'n  received  Co.  Tr.,  Nov 

Red'n, 

Red'n, 

Taxes,  etc.,** 

Red*n, 

Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Taxes,  etc..  chaiged  bade 

Amoont  of  above  interest 

Balance  to  new  account.. 


14 
kl 


it 
%i 

It 
H 
it 

n 
tl 

t» 
n 


(I 
(i 
il 
it 
il 
li 
il 
i* 

il 

ti 


Dec 

Jan..  1870.. 

Feb 

ti 

March 


April. 
It 


May 

ii 

Jane.... 

it 


Mos. 


10 

7 

11 
10 

9 

8 
7 
6 
6 
7 
6 
5 


8 


2 


Dys 


21 
18 


Interest 


$81  21 
175  68 

680 
iOl 

86  99 

28  04 
14  66 
10  08 
60  64 

1  64 

2  46 
87 

72 

28  80 

14  16 

705 


Total. 


$500  00 

4,060  80 

76  48 

15  85 

68n 

1,165  85 

401  50 

865  08 

885  86 
858  91 

886  94 
8,887  68 

40  88 

70  88 

89  84 

18  06 

18  98 

1,867  78 

249  68 

1,181  84 

81  60 

888  96 

271  46 

464  81 

818  61 

1,908  89 

481  84 

19,188  86 


$86^511  70 


1870 

Aug.  8. 
Sept.  2. 
Oct  4. 
Nov.  11. 
Nov.  80. 


To  cash  paid  Connty  Treasarer 

Cash       "  "         

Gash       "  "         

Canh       "  *• 

Taxes,  etc..  received  Connty  Treasurer,  Jnly 

Red'n,        " 

lb 

li 


Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Tbxes, 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Red'n. 

Amount  under  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1869. 

Balance 


il 
li 
II 
il 


it 

41 
14 

44 
41 
44 

44 


4t 


August 

September. 


44 


October. . . 
November. 


$600  00 

1,400  00 

800  00 

1,599  60 

154  70 

00  74 

188  86 

28  9« 

780  18 

807  8T 

48  74 

949  » 

81  60 

18,615  97 


$19,188  86 


AUDITOB  GENEBAL. 


187 


HEWAYGO  COtTNTY  IN  AC'T  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  IflCHIGAK.      Ch. 


ISA 


May   1. 


80. 


By  belaoce  fh}in  old  aocoiint. 


Taxes  at  LM  Office,  and  intereet  to  ) 
July  1,18T0 f 

Betnrns,  taxes  18d0 

Am*t  of  abore  interest 


Mos. 


12 


Dys 


Interest. 


$1,405  95 


566  86 


Total. 


$SO,085  0f 

420  46 

14,044  86 

1,901  81 


$86,511  70 


19V0 
^idy   1. 


By  balance  from  old  acoonnt. 


$19,182  86 


$19,188  86 


188 


APPENDIX. 


Db. 


OAKLAND  CO.  IN  AC*T  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  HICHIQAN. 


ISflO. 
jQly  1. 

July  32. 


18T0. 
Feb.   1. 

Xar.  1. 


JimeSO. 


To  balance  firom  old  accoant 

Paid  at  D.  D.  and  B.  Asylam 

Taxes,  etc.,  recM  Co.  Tr.,  July,  '69. 
Red*n, 


t» 


II 


II 


II 


II 


II 


Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Bed'n, 
Am't  under  Sec.  124,  Act  109, 1869... 

State  tax,  1869 

Red'n,  roc'd  Co.  Treas.,  November 


II 


Angast. 

II 


Sept 

Ik 

*  «  «  « 

October. 

II 


Mos. 


II 


II 


Red'n, 
Red'n, 
Taxe8,etc.,  rec'd    " 
Taxes, 


II 


II 


II 


II 


II 


II 


II 

II 
II 


II 


II 


II 


II 


Taxes, 
Red*n, 
Taxes, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 

Taxes,  etc.,  chai^ged  back 

Am' t  of  aboTS  Interest 


December.. 
Jan.,  187U. 

Feb 

March 

April... 


} 


May 

Jane 


II 


12 
11 

•  *  •  « 

11 
10 


8 
7 
5 
7 
6 
6 
4 
8 

2 
1 


Dys 


8 


Interest. 


$287  86 
2  41 

8  16 

686 

16  62 

781 
181 
678  09 
146 
829 
16 
460 
478 

1  81 
11 


Total. 


$8,897  96 


117  18 
•  78 

60  86 

41  06 

197  04 

100  49 

86  67 

81  72 

44  16 

28,248  64 

86  87 

98  78 

496 

197  68 

270  11 

126  CSB 

29  IT 

18  86 

84  69 

4  74 


9T8  26 


$29,66196 


1870. 

Jnly  1. 
Aog.  8. 
Nov.  80. 


To  balance  fh>m  oldacconnt 

Paid  at  D.  D.  andB.  Asylum 

Taxes,  etc.,  received  County  Treasurer,  Jnly... 

Red'n,        "  ^' 

Taxes, 

Rcd'n, 

Taxes, 

Rod'n, 

Taxes, 

Red'u, 

Red^n, 

Am't  under  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1869 


■  ^mmm9  m 


II 
II 
II 
II 

II 
II 
II 


II 
II 
II 
II 
II 
II 
I* 


August 

I. 

September. 
II 

October 

II 

November . 


$2,911  84 
88  65 
16  81 
41  81 
20  99 

8  16 
70  90 
829  28 
82  66 
24  07 
16  11 

1  97 

$8,867  88 


AUDITOB  GENEBAL. 


189 


OAKLAND  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN.        Ob. 


1MI. 

N0T.16w 

1870. 
Feb.  17. 

IJmy   1. 

JueSO. 


By  cash  of  Co.  Tr.  on  General  accoant... 
Cash  "  State  tax,  1809... 

Taxes  at  L'd  office  and  int.  Jaly  1,  '70 

Betnrna,  taxes  1800 

Am*t  of  aboTe  interest 

Balance  to  new  account 


Mos. 


7 

4 


Dys 


14 
18 


Interest. 


I17S08 
617  28 

6S76 


Total. 


|4,C88  7S 

20,000  00 

44S 

1,809  40 

748  00 

2,011  84 


|29,6«190 


1870. 
Nor.  15. 

KoT.ia 

NoT.80. 


By  cash  of  County  Treasurer  on  General  acconnt. 
Cash          •*                   " 
Balance 


12,988  64 

460  6S 

99  14 


$8,Sffr  88 


190 


APPENDIX. 


Db.        OCEANA  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OP  XICHIQAN. 


Mos. 

Dj's 

Interest 

Total. 

1868. 

Oct.  80. 

To  cash  DEid  Co.  Tr... 

8 

1199  68 

14,878  78 
884  69 

Not.  80. 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co,  Tr.,  July,  '69  J 

Red'n,        **             "             "     ..  i 

11 

84  08 

104  71 

Taxes,        "              "       August..) 



818  71 

Red^n,        "              "          "       -- J 

10 

14  10 

88  94 

Taxes,        "              »'       Sept..:.) 

780  60 

Red'n,        **              '*          "      ...f 

0 

48  80 

48  10 

Taxes,        "              "        Oct....  | 

.... 

616  64 

Red'n,        "              "          "           f 

8 

48  89 

889  65 

1870. 
Feb.    1. 

Am't  under  Sec  184,  Act  168, 1869.... 
State  Tax,  1869 

7 
5 

4 

15 

15  48 

48  60 

6  81 

8TB  88 
1,466  89 

Feb.  15. 

Cash  paid  Co.  Tr. 

808  77 

Xar.   1. 

Redcmp'n,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  NoTexnber 

7 

489 

106  88 

Red'n,        "             "       December.. 

6 

868 

108  40 

Red'n,        *•             "       Jan.,  1870.. 

6 

896 

186  80 

Taxes,        "             "       Feb ) 

..•a 

48  61 

Red'n,        "             '*          "     ....{" 

4 

1  n 

88  77 

June  80. 

Taxes,        "             "       March 

8 

1  68 

87  88 

Taxes,        "             "       April....) 

.... 

667  67 

Red'n,        •'             "          "     ....  f 

8 

8  80 

84  66 

Taxes,        *•             »*       May ) 

•  *  «  « 

78147 

Red'n,        "             "           "    ....  | 

1 

668 

166  98 

Taxes,        **             "       June 

.... 

616  98 

Red'n,        "             '•          "  

.... 

88  66 

Taxes,  etc.,  charged  back 



1,096  64 

Am'tof  above  Interest. 

M   *   *    » 

416  48 

Balance  to  new  account 



90,011  89 



188,869  07 

1870. 

Nov.  IB. 

To  cash  oald  County  Treasurer 

16,108  85 
198  60 

Not.  80. 

Taxes,  etc..  rec'd  Co.  Tr..  JuIt 

Red'n,        "          "           "   .".'.....'.". 

86  46 

Taxes.       "           "         Ausust. - 

848  54 

Red'n,        "            **            *'        

8  67 

Taxes,        "           "         Sept... 

Red'n.        **            "            *»    

1,108  18 
191  68 

Taxes,        **           *'         Oct .• 

801  28 

Red'n,        "           "           "    

41  96 

"            *»            »»          Nov 

86  06 

Amount  under  Sec.  184,  Act  169, 1869. 
Balance .'.. 

TOO  8i 

•                  «•• .... 


11.986  4T 

|9C,911  88 

r 


AUDITOR  GEKEBAL. 


191 


OCEANA  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN.         Ciu 


1869. 
July  1. 

Hot.  SO. 

1S79. 
JvneM. 


Bj  balance  flrom  old  account 

Am't  under  Sec  124,  Act  leo,  1889. 

Returns,  taxes  1809 

AmU  of  above  Interest 


Mos. 


IS 
6 


Dys 


Interest. 


11,197  B6 

46 

604  17 


Total . 


fl7,107  91 

1184 

14,987  68 

1,808  19 


$88,869  07 


18T0. 
^■Ij   1. 


Bj  balanee  ftt>m  old  account. 


tS0,9U89 


$20,911  89 


192 


app£;kdix. 


I>B.    ONTONAGON  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THB  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN. 


1809. 
Nov.  80. 


1870. 
Feb.   1. 

Hat.   1. 


Mar.  24. 
June  80. 


Mob. 

Dys 

'  ■ 

Interest 

Total. 

To  taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  July,  '60    j 

1745  71 

Red'n,        "             "          "            ) 

11 

-- 

$48  18 

19  01 

Taxes,        "             "       August..) 

-..- 

*  ■ 

860  45 

Red*ii,        •'             "             »*     .. ) 

10 

-- 

28  46 

41  76 

TaxCT,        "             "       Sept | 

.. 

648  28 

Red'n,        "             "          " ( 

9 

•  - 

n  78 

7S8  01 

AxnU  under  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1868.... 

7 

-- 

980 

2«T7f 

State  tax,  1869 

5 

62  68 

2,147  88 

Red'n,  received  Co.  Trcas.,  Nov 

7 

, . 

1  05 

25  88 

Red'n,        "             "         Dec 

6 

-- 

684 

iDsn 

Red'n,        *'             "         Jan., '70.. 

6 

-- 

28 

808 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Treas.,  Feb..  j 



-- 

§28  64 

Cash  paid  Co.  Tr.,  J.  R.  2,  '68 ) 

4 

•  - 

28  18 

581  78 

Cash             "        Sec.  7,  Art.  9,  Con. 

8 

6 

5  18 

278  96 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr., March....  1 



-- 

684  96 

Red'n,      ^  "                "        "     ....  f 

8 

-- 

12  84 

40  15 

Taxes,        "                 '»     April 

2 

.- 

858 

807  16 

Taxes,        "                "     May 

1 

.- 

80 

187  OS 

Taxes,        "                "     June 

.. 

... ..... 

187  92 

Red'n,        "                 "        "    



-- 

6  18 

Taxes,  etc.,  chained  back 



-- 

2,806  57 

Amount  of  above  Interest 

_... 

-- 

• ..... . . 

872  90 

Balance  to  new  account 

" 

88,685  88 

$44,165  69 

1870 

Aug.  8. 
Nov.  80. 


To  paid  at  D.  D.andB.  Asylum 

Error  in  list  of  taxes  charged  back  June  80, 1870. 

Taxes,  etc..  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  July 

Taxes,        *♦  "       August 

Taxes,        "  ''       September 

Red'n,        "  "  '*  

Amount  under  Sec  124,  Act  169,1869 

Balance _ 


$21  82 

10  00 

68  08 

47  47 

288  91 

88  09 

78  S8 

88,824  89 

$84,069  65 

ovembor  duplicates  not  received. 


AUDITOR   QENBBAL. 


193 


OirrONAQON  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF^MICHIOAN.      Cb. 


Jsly  1. 


UI70. 


Hoe. 


By  babtnec  fh>m  old  acoonnt 

*i  Mining  tax,  coFd  during  year) 
cndingNoY.  80, 1868 j 

)i  Mining  tax,  oolM  during  year ) 
cndlngNoT.  80, 18« j" 

Retoraa,  Taxce  16« 

Amount  of  above  Interest 


UI70. 
My  1. 


12 


19 


Dys 


Interest. 


12,499  05 

12  80 

0T7 
201  01 


By  balance  from  old  account 

X  mining  specific  tax,  coVd  in  year  cnd*g  Nov.  80, 18T0. 


Total. 


$89,700  70 

111  06 

165  90 
6,468  80 
2,n9  18 


$44,165  69 


$88,686  88 

881)7 


$84,069  66 


25 


194 


APPENDIX. 


Db.        OSCEOLA  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OP  MICHIGAN. 


Mob. 

Dys 

Interest. 

Total. 

1869. 

July  1. 

18T0. 
Mar.  1. 

To  balance  from  old  account 

13 

■  • 

$62  16 

8837  94 

TazcB,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  Feb.,  '70. ) 

37  m 

Red'n,        ''             "          "            f 

4 

.- 

5  46 

196  77 

June  80. 

Taxes,        "             '•       March...  J 

.... 

.- 

65606 

Red'n,        '*             "           ''      ...) 

8 

11  81 

18  82 

Taxes,        "              *•       April 

2 

-- 

280 

195  82 

Taxes,        "             "       May j 



-- 

281  41 

Red'n,        '•             "         "   ) 

1 

1  66 

29*^ 

Taxes,        "             '*       June 



j 

5  13 

Taxes,  etc.,  charged  back 

.... 



'             1.714  6T 

Amonnt  of  above  interest 



t 

8889 

Balance  to  new  account 



-- 

1 

16,264  15 



1   ■■ 

114,845  28 

1870. 

July  28. 
Not.  4. 
Nov.  80. 


To  cash  paid  County  Treasurer 

Cash        "  "  

Taxes,  etc.,  rcc'd  County  Treasurer,  July 

Taxes,        "  **  August 

Taxes,        "  "  September. 

Red'n. 

Taxes,        ''  "  October... 

Red'n, 

Amount  under  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1S69. 

Balance 


It 


12,000  00 

6,788  81 

42  42 

90  86 

998  01 

829 

n  4A 

7  18 

118  66 

4,296  07 


$14,801  88 


AUDITOR  GENERAL, 


195 


OSCEOLA  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  TBfi  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN.        Cr. 


JdySO. 


By  retarns,  Uzea  1809 

Amoant  of  above  interest. . 


Dys 


Interoflt. 


$678  60 


1970. 

July  1. 
Oct  W. 


Oct    5. 
Nov.  4. 


By  balance  from  old  account 

Amoant  of  State  tax  land  lists,  Oct.  8,  1870,  transferred 

from  Mason  county 

Amoant  of  State  tax  land  lists,  Oct  8,  1870,  transferred 

from  Mecosta  county 

Error  in  recapitolatlon  of  '00  tax.  and  int  to  July  1, 1870.. 
Error  !n  list  of  taxes  charged  ba(^  June  80, 1870 


Total. 


118,771  4d 
578  80 


114,845  29 


$10,264  15 

95  47 

8,411  40 

442  82 

88  04 


114,801  68 


196 


APPENDIX. 


Dr. 


OTTAWA  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN. 


• 

Mos. 

Dys 

Interest. 

Total. 

IMO. 

July    1. 

To  balance  trom  old  account 

12 

$690  66 

$9,866  57 
674  M 

Nov.  80. 

Taxes  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  July,  1S69  j 

•  . 

Red'n.         •              '*           "....) 

11 

-- 

60  49 

368  28 

Taxes,        "             •'       Aug.  ....  1 



488  51 

Red'n,        "             '•           "    ....  1 

10 

27  88 

84  99 

Taxes,        '*             "       Sept ) 

1,508  7S 

Red'n,        -             •♦           "    .... ) 

9 

189  08 

1,140  55 

Taxes,        "             '•       Oct ) 



2,464  88 

Red'n,        '•             "           ••    ....  j 

8 

143  87 

586  56 

1870. 

AmH  under  Sec.  124,  Act  189,  ISOO.... 

7 

23  61 

554  86 

Feb.    1. 

State  tax,  1860 

5 

7 
6 
C 

154  85 

5  77 

14  68 

S2 

5,S9S  51 

141  55 

Mar.  1. 

Red'n,  received  Co.  Tr.,  Nov 

Red'n,             "                Dec 

416  OS 

Red'n,              "                Jan.,  1870.. 

17  78 

Red'n  received  Co.  Tr.,  Feb.  1870... 

4 

64 

37  82 

Jane  30. 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  March.... ) 



681  71 

Red'n, 

-f 

8 

12  15 

69  7% 

Taxes,        "                      April... 

i 



565  84 

Red'n,         '             '•          "... 

-f 

2 

8  16 

148  14 

Taxes,        •'             '•       May 

■i 



3,<99  81 

Red'n, 

) 

1 

••  1 

18  71 

60  59 

Taxes,        '*             •'       June 

1,M7  70 

Red'n,         "              *•            '     ... 

... 

.... 

48  62 

1 

Taxes,  etc.,  chai^ged  back 

— 



1,605  87 

Amount  of  above  interest 



1,398  45 

1 

....  1 

-- 

181,456  88 

1870. 

Jaly   1. 

To  balance  from  old  account 

$9,723  89 
14  16 

Auff.  8. 

Paid  at  D.  D.  and  B.  Asvlum 

Nov.  80. 

Taxes,  etc.,  received  Connty  Treasurer,  July 

Red'n,          *                    "           "               '    . 

Taxes,        "                    "          "            Aug. 

Red'n, 

Taxes,         '*                    "          "            Sept. 

Red'n,        ''                   •*          "             "    . 

283  45 
10  98 

890  28 

75  51 
1,294  67 
1.880  92 

Taxes,        '' 
Red'n, 

Oct. 

608  76 

4k 

24  27 

Red'n,        '•                   **          "           Nov 1 

131  86 

Am't  under  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1669. 

198  44 

$18,688  14 

AUDITOR  GENERAL. 


197 


OTTAWA  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN.   Cr. 


18TD. 
Maj  1. 

JoDe80. 


Br  Taxes  at  L*d  Of.  and  Int.  to  Jaly  1/70 

Retnms,  taxes  1S<I0 

Amount  of  above  interest 

Balance  to  newaooonnt 


leTO. 
KoT.80. 


By  balance 


1 


Moe. 


Dye 


Interest. 


|S08*eo 


Total. 


$M  95 

20,874  89 

808  60 

9,T2S  89 


$81,456  88 


$18,828  14 


$18,828  U 


n 


198 


APPENDIX. 


Db.         SAGINAW  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICUIQAN. 


1860. 
Jaly  28. 

Nov.  80. 


1870. 
Feb.   1. 

Mar.   1. 


June  80.  < 


To  paid  at  D.  D.  and  B.  Asylom 

Taxee,  etc.,  rcc'd  Co.  Tr.,  July,  'flO. ) 


1870. 

Aug.  8. 
Nov.  80. 


(t 


t« 


Aug., 


%i 


It 


»l 


»* 


Sept. 


Oct. 


Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxee, 
Red*n, 
Taxes, 

SteteTax,  1909 

Red*n,  received  Co.  Tr.,  Nov 

Red'n,        "  '•       Dec 

Red'n,        "  "       Jan.,  1870 

Taxee,  etc.,  rcc'd  Co.  Tr.,  Feb 

Red'n, 


i 
i 

\ 


41 


»l 


tl 


tt 


tt 


it 


tk 


April... 


May 


Taxee, 
Red'n, 
Taxee, 
Red'n, 
Taxee, 
Red'n, 
Taxee, 
Red'n, 

Taxee,  etc.,  charged  back 

Amount  of  above  intercet . . . 
Balance  to  new  account 


March... 


tt 


tt 


«t 


it 


It 


I 


June. 


MOB. 


11 

11 

10 

9 
8 
6 

4 
6 

6 


8 


Dya 


TopaidatD.  D.  and  B.  Aeylnm 

Taxee,  etc.,  recM  County  Treasurer,  Jnly. 
Red'n, 

Anguet. . 


Taxee, 
Red^u, 
Taxee, 
Red'n, 
Red'n, 
Red'D, 


»t 
It 

»i 

4. 

4. 
it 
4t 


44 
14 

4t 


tt 


September. 


October... 
"  November. 
Amount  under  Sec.  124,  Act  109, 1S09  (1809  liet). 
Amount  "  "  **  (1870  llet). 
Balance , 


Interest. 

$1  28 

110  68 

168  40 

1,887  21 

7  36 

872  76 

26  01 

18  80 

14  87 

188  09 

188  28 

89  81 

51  98 

Total. 


$18  60 

1,444  16 

278  97 

8,607  62 

196  48 

19,061  97 

7,861  10 

156  16 

18,780  08 

687  01 

879  88 

498  66 

5,4n  Tl 

S96  46 

6,885  92 

1,988  96 

1,961  64 

604  01 

8,800  79 

506  94 

2,46144 

196  49 

8,878  02 

2,448  14 

86,080  61 

$166,180  99 

$89  06 

«8  71 

794  S8 

1.949  76 

196  79 

12,862  18 

^657  74 

90  70 

740  78 

2,966  69 

2,756  80 

67,n8  67 

$86,066  86 


r 


AUDITOR  GENERAL- 


199 


SAGINAW  COUNTY  IN  AC^T  WITH  TIIE  STATE  OP  MICBIGAN.  Cn. 

Mob. 


IStt. 
Joly  1. 

Not.  80. 

16T0. 
Mty   1. 

June  80. 


By  balance  from  old  account 


Error  In  retama,  taxee  1868,  with ) 
Intereet  to  July  1.  iseo s 

Tazca  at  L*d  office,  and  Int  July  1/78 

Returns,  taxee  1869 

Am't  of  above  interest 


IS 
IS 


Dys 


Interest. 


$4,99547 
9S4 

8,885  60 


Total 


$71,868  68 

181  96 

206  79 

85,088  10 

8,890  81 


(165,180  99 


1670. 

July  1. 
KoT.80. 


By  balance  from  old  acooant 

Amount  under  See.  124,  Act  169, 1869. 


186,080  61 
5  66 


186,066  26 


200 


APPENDIX. 


r 


Db.       SANILAC  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN. 


i8eo 

Nov.  4. 


To  cafili  paid  County  TreasQror 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co,  Tr.,  July,  '69  ) 


18T0 
Feb.   1. 

Mar.  1. 


May  26. 
May  81. 
June  80. 


Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 


4; 


J 


Aug. 
Sept.. 
Oct... 


Am't  under  Bee.  124,  Act  160, 1869.... 

State  Tax,  1869 

Rcd'n,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  Nov 

Red'n,       *'  "     Dec 

Red'n,       '•  '■     Jan.,  1870 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr ,  Feb ) 

Red'n,        "  '•       '• i' 

Cash  paid  Co.  Tr.,  J.  R.  2,  '68 

Cash       "  "       "     

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,M2rcb ^ 

Red'n,        ^'  ■         '"     ...J 

Taxes,        '• 

Red'n, 

Taxes. 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Taxes,  etc.,  charg^cd  back 

Amount  of  above  interest 

Balance  to  new  account. . 


April \ 

May I 


Juno. 

km 


1870 

Nov.  8.|To  «ish  paid  County  Treasurer. 
Nov.  80. 


It 


Auffust. 


Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  July. 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Red'n,        *'  ♦'     November. 

Amount  under  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1869. 

Balance 


.1 

»• 

t. 

4k 


4; 


tk 


September. 
October 


T 

■  *  •  • 

11 

10 

9 

8 
7 
5 
« 
6 
6 

4 

1 
1 

8 

2 

1 


Interest. 

$807  67 

80  60 

9  IS 

4S  05 

51  IS 

150  41 

109  21 

2  98 

8  83 

2  95 

44  U 
01 
01 

50  72 

4  86 

2  62 


To  tal . 


$6,704  87 

421  84 

51  S9 

152  m 

4  8R 

756  74 

;  lu9  44 

i  552  IS 

544  45 

3,908  96 

8,744  80 

n  65 

252  85 

100  91 

1,880  20 

81  94 

2  02 

1  65 

2,ni  86 

187  42 

295  01 

121  71 

415  15 

88  50 

544  79 

190  Tl 

8,607  70 

888  07 

83,874  22 

$62,254  84 


$2,865  15 

154  88 

804 

169  15 

111  01 

465  82 

873  85 

821  02 

180  81 

44  60 

2,161  82 

27,8n  OB 


$88,874  92 


AUDITOR  GEKEBAL. 


201 


SANILAC  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OP  MICHIGAN.        Cit. 


1S«. 


Jtlj  l.jBy  balancrc  from  old  account 

nJ^ J  I      Taxes  at  L'd  of.  and  int,  to  July  1,  '70 

JoneSO.'      Returns,  taxes  19d9 

Amount  of  above  interest 


163D 


^vly  l.'Bj  balance  fh>m  old  account. 


M08. 


12 


5 


Dys 


Interest. 


Total 


$8,016  41 

I 

5i>l  86 


$48,001  62 

488  75 

15,076  20 

8,»T  TT 


$62,254  84 


$S8.S74  22 


$88,874  ft 


26 


202 


APPENDIX. 


Dr.        SHIAWASSEE  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OP  MICHIGAN . 


1809. 
July    1. 

July  22. 

Nov.  80. 


1870. 
Feb.    1. 

Mar.   1. 


Jane  80. 


Mofl. 


To  balauce  from  old  account 

Paid  at  D.  D.  and  B.  AHjlam 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  July,  '69. 
TaxeP,         **  "        AugueL. 

Taxes,        "  "         Bept 

AmH  under  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1868.. 

State  Tax,  1869 

Red'n  rec'd  Co.  Treas.,  Doc 

Taxef*,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  Feb.,  '70 
Rcd'n, 


Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxes. 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Taxes, 
Red'u. 


ik 


March. 


April 


May.. 
June.. 


Taxes,  etc.,  chat;p:ed  back. 
Am*t  of  above  interest 


12 

11 

11 

10 

9 

7 

5 

6 


8 


Dys 


Interest.  ;     Total 


1870. 

July  1. 
Aug.  8. 
Nov.  80. 


To  balance  fW>m  old  account 

Paid  at  D.  D.  andB.  Asylum 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  County  Treasurer,  July  1870.. 

Red'n,        *'  "  **    

Taxes,        "  "  Aujruet- 

Taxes,        "  "  September. 

Red'n. 

Taxes,        **  "  October — 

Red'n  *'  '* 

Am't  under  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 18^. .. 


t% 


t412  4C  I 

171  j 

8  92 

25  10 

142  01 

11  55 

166  88 

16  18 

79  82 

19  16 

4  08 
8  78 


g5,332  18 

2<09 

189  06 

480  84 

'2,705  02 

232  77 

5,721  81 

400  99 

8,861  44 

88  £5 

1,0S2  88 

02  84 

3^  07 

62  7?* 

MO  m 

888  9« 

162  56 

1,802  28 

990  99 


128,878  65 


$7,616  92 

86  T8 

167  75 

S8  57 

SS8  8S 

959  08 

688  08 

16  28 

65  96 

690  92 


$10,424  04 


AUDITOR  GENERAL. 


203 


SHUWASHEE  COUNTY  IN  ACTT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN.      Cb. 


180. 

NOT.tt. 

1870. 
ioncM. 


By  caah  of  Co.  Tr.  on  Oenentl  account. 

RetnmB,  taxM  1809 

AmHofaboTointereBL 


I 


Balance  to  new  account. 


B7  balance. 


Mo».  'Dj'B 


8 


Interest. 


$7  42 

574  80 


Total  . 


$175  10 

15,499  91 

681  72 

7,616  92 


128,878  65 


$10,424  04 


910,424  01 


504 


APPENDIX. 


Dr.      8T.  CLAIR  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OP  MICHIQAN. 


1869. 
Jnly  1. 
July  22. 
Oct.  1. 
Nov.  IT. 
Nov.  80. 


To  balance  from  old  account 

PaidatD.  D.  andB.  Asylum 

Caeh  paid  Co.  Tr.  (ditch  orders).... 

Cauh 

TaxetJ,  etc.,  recM  Co.  Tr.,  July,  1869 

Red'o.  •'  " 


1S70. 
Feb.    1. 

Mar.   1. 


JuncSO. 


August.. 
8cpt 

41 

Oct. 


Taxes, 

Red'n. 

Tazee,  '■ 

Red'n. 

Taxee,        '• 

Red'n, 

Am't  under  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1869.. 

State  tax,  1869 

Taxes,  etc.  roc'd  Co.  Tr.,  Nov 

Red'n,         ' 


I 
J 


\ 


ii 


:.} 


Rod'n. 

Red'u, 

Taxes, 

Red'u. 

Taxes,        '" 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Red'D, 

Taxet?. 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Taxes,  etc.,  charged  back 

Am't  of  above  interest... 


Dec , 

Jan.,  1870. 
Feb 

March 

April.... 


May 

41 


11 
41 


Juno 

44 


1870. 

July  1. 
Aug.  S, 
Nov.  10. 
Nov.  80. 


Mo8. 

Dys 

12 

11 

8 

9 

.  . 

7 

18 

11 

-- 

10 

-- 

9 

-- 

8 

7 

5 

-- 

7 

'" 

6 

^  ^ 

5 

-- 

4 

-- 

8 

•  • 

2 

-- 

1 

•  a 



-- 

44 


To  balance  from  old  account 

PaidatD.  D,  and  B.  Asylum - 

Cash  paid  County  Treasurer  (ditch  orders)... 

Taxes,  etc.,  received  County  Treasurer,  July. 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Red'n, 

Am't  under  Sec.  124.  Act  169, 1869 


Interest. 

S90  57 

2  86 

194  29 

82  IS 

10  14 

6  22 

A2  47 

54  78 

47 

277  89 

2  47 

1  01 

2  87 

8  40 
17  50 

7  79 

11  48 


44 

4t 
41 
44 
.4 
44 
44 


August 

September. 

44 

October 

41 

November. 


Total 


$1,298  65 

85  94 

8,700  73 

1,895  19 

196  45 

81  41 

89  50 

17  15 

595  97 

478  88 

48S  60 

788  99 

11  48 

9,597  70 

99  88 

88  S8 

28  79 

81  84 

44  99 

101  27 

889  81 

117  75 

687  48 

SI  07 

1,941  96 

16  M 

208  85 

199  29 

1,285  97 

817  29 

$25,845  55 


$4,815  75 

86  IS 

964  73 

654  47 

12  91 

196  98 

64  09 

406  92 

629  69 

191  06 

25  98 

28  79 

206  16 

$8,046  71 


AUDITOR    QEKEBAL. 


205 


8T.  CLAIK  COU>*TY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN.       Cr. 


lUj  1,  By  taxes  at  St.  LM  office,  and  int.  to  \ 
July  1,1870. f 

MV*«.       OishorCo.  Tr.  on  Qen'l  acH 

Jw««».'      Hetonu,  taxes  18« 

Am*tof  aboTe  interest 

Balance  to  new  aooount 


I 


im 

»OT.10. 


Mob. 


1 
3 


DyB 


IntereBt. 


|42  6T 
418  43 


By  cash  of  Coonty  Trcasnrer  on  General  Aeconnt. 
Balance 


Total . 


|8Wi:i 

6,487  76 

12,780  80 

406  00 

4.S15  7i 


185,845  » 


|4,2ia  06 
8,886  65 


$8,048  71 


206 


APPENDIX. 


Dr.    ST.  JOSEPH  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN. 


1870. 

Ang.  8. 
"Nov.  80. 


Mos. 

Dys 

Interest 

Total. 

1860. 

July    1. 

To  balance  from  old  accoant 

12 

11 

8 

128  06 
1  81 

1929  41 

July  82. 

Paid  at  D.  D.  and  B.  Asylam 

19  88 

Nov.  80. 

Taxes  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  Angnst  '69 

10 

-- 

80 

13  69 

Taxes,         "               "       Sept | 



1 

251  71 

Rcd'n,         ''                "          "  ....) 

9 

•  * 

14  49 

24  89 

TaxeH,         '•               ••        October! 

-- 

201  M 

1870. 
Feb.    1. 

Rod'n,         '•                "                "     f 
State  Tax,  1860 

8 
5 
6 

-- 

41  29 

406  70 

76 

688  89 
18,944  00 

Mar.  1. 

Ked'n,  received  Co.  Tr.,  December... 

21  69 

Rcd'n,  received  Co.  Tr.,  Jan.,  1870 

0 

-- 

2  41 

62  6& 

Taxc«,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  Feb 

4 

1  18 

50  46 

June  SO. 

Taxes,        "''               "       March...! 

* . 

88  69 

Rcd'n,         "                "            *'     ..) 

8 

.. 

1  65 

59ft 

Taxe8,         "                '•       April....! 



-- 

168  86 

Red'n,        -                '          ''    ....( 

2 

.. 

280 

88n 

Taxes,        *•               *'       May j 



-- 



816  99 

Rcd'n,         '•               "           "    ....  ) 

1 

1  90 

9  83 

Taxes,        '*               "       June 

■ 

6  IS 

Taxes,  etc.,  charged  back 

-- 

58  47 

AmH  .of  above  interest 



.. 

497  85 

Balance  to  new  account 



7 

92  21 

$16,897  S8 

To  paid  at  D.  D.  and  B.  Asylum 

Taxes,  etc.,  received  County  Treasurer,  July 

Taxes,        "  '*  •»  August 

Taxes,        "  "  "  September. 

Red'n,        "  "  '■-  " 

Taxes,        **  *•  "  October 

Red'n,        •'  -  *•  ♦'     

Rod'n,        "  '■  ''  November. 


|17  S3 
65  09 

14  40 
470  07 

44  47 

86  88 

8  16 

15  15 


$672  10 


AUDITOB  QEXCBAL. 


207 


8T.  JOSEPH  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN.       Cb. 


1S70. 
Feb.  2.;  By  cash  of  Co.  Tr.  on  State  tax,  1660. 

Feb.  «.:  C«i«h  ••  "  '*        . 

Feb.  R  Caah 

M«r.  1.'  Cash 

JnnfDO.I  Returns,  taxea  1S«9 

i  Amonnt  of  above  In teroet 


I 
4 

4 
4 


5 


Dye 

28 
27 
U 


Interest. 


Total. 


$7d  49 

$3,619  00 

171  60 

6,000  00 

89  08 

1,500  00 

105  00 

4,600  00 

56  42 

1,984  89 

444  49 

1S70. 


By  balance  trom  old  account. 
Balance 


$16,89T  88 


|92  21 
6T9  89 


$673  to 


208 


APPBKDIX. 


Dr.        TUSCOLA  CODNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  BTATK  OF  MICHIOAN. 


isao. 

KOT.ll. 


To  cash  paid  County  TreoBurcr 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  July,  '69. 
Red'n,        "  "  "      .. 


1S70. 
Jan.  28. 

Feb.   1. 

Mar.    1. 


Jane  80. 


Taxes.  *•       Aug.     .. 

Red'n,        "  "  *'      .. 

Taxes.        "  '•        Sept 

Red'n. 

Taxes,        "  *•        Oct 

Red'n,        "  "         " 

AmH  under  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1869.. 

Cash  paid  County  Treasurer 

State  tax,  1869 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  Nov 

Red'n.        '•  "  "  

Taxes,        "  *'       Dec 

Red'n.  •'         *• 

Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red*n, 
Taxes, 
Rcd*n, 
Taxes, 

Red*n,    "  ♦'  

Taxes,    •»      •'   June..... 

Rod'n,    "      '•   June 

Taxes,  etc.,  charged  back 

Amount  of  above  interest 

Balance  to  new  account 


Jan.,  '70. 
Feb 


March. 
April. 
May.. 


:\ 


-i 


Mos. 


1870. 
Nov.  18. 

Not.  80. 


11 

10 

9 


t 
5 


5 


6 
5 

4 

8 

1 


Dys 


it 


it 

tk 


it 
kt 


«t 


To  cash  paid  County  Treasurer  (ditch  orders)... 
Cash  '*  •' 

Taxes,  etc..  received  County  Treasurer,  Juiv 
Red'n,  ^  '       . 

Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Red*n, 

Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Red'n, 

AmH  under  See.  124,  Act  169,  1S69 

Balance 


19 


Interest. 


I&4  61 

87  77 

88  06 

61  44 

82  64 

68  66 

68 

106  74 

10  81 

11  71 
5  25 

40  10 

44  08 

18  76 

508 


August 

»t 

September 

October 

November. 


To  tal . 


|l.S26dO 
471  86 
117  88 
464  07 
102  69 

1,248  fe 
807  90 

1,297  » 
478  at 

1,569  5« 
19  T« 

8,669  7a 
189  4d 
114  18 

180  90 
20d  7:^ 
180  00 

1,666  90 
158  85 

2,800  8C 
158  64 

1,884  89 

228  88 

796  14 

67  68 

621  8& 

17  88 

8,687  96 

696  76 

47,221  U 

870,561  OS 


1184  8$ 

2,972  84 

156  18 

62  18 

278  77 

810  14 

1,284  28 

86146 

80120 

128  08 

102  79 

6,624  86 

84,668  68 

117,821  84 


AUDITOR  GENERAL 


209 


TUSCOLA  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WH'U  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN.       Ch. 


lbC0. 
ialy  1. 

Jul  19. 
Jdik89. 


fij  bftlance  from  old  account 

Am't  under  Sec.  1^,  Act  169, 1S69... 

HctnniB,  taxes  1869 

Am*t  of  aboTc  intorofit 


USO. 
i*h  1. 


Dys   Interest. 


By  balance  from  old  acconnt. 


$8,24140 

284 
T94  84 


I        I 


Total 


|4«,806  68 

57  8«L 

20,160  06 

4,087  98 


170,661  08 


147,921  94 


$47,22104 


27 


tio 


APPENDIX. 


Db.    van  BUREN  county  in  act  with  the  state  of  MICHIGAN 


1S», 
July  1. 

July  22. 


1670. 
Feb.   1. 

Mar.   1. 


To  balance  from  old  accoant 

Paid  at  D.  D.  and  B.  Asylum.. 
Taxes,  etc.,  rcc'd  Co.  Tr..  July,  'flO 
Rcd*n, 


JUDCSO. 


18T0. 

July  1. 
Aug.  8. 
Nov.  30. 


Taxes, 
Red'n. 
Taxes, 
Rcd'n, 
Taxes, 
Rod'n, 


August. 


Sept. 


Oct. 


i« 


AmH  under  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1S60. 

SUte  tax,  1860 

Red^n,  received  Co.  Tr.,  Nov 

Red'n,        **  "     Dec 

Red'n,        '•  "     Jan..  ISTO. 

Taxes,  etc.,  rcc'd  Co.  Tr.,  Feb 

Red'n,        "  "        "     

Taxes,        "  '*       March . . 

Red'n. 

Taxes?. 

Red'n, 

Taxes. 

Taxes-. 

Red'n, 

Taxes,  etc.,  charged  back 

.\mount  of  above  Interest 


April 

%m 

May.. 
Juno 


■I 


-(' 


12 
It 

11 

10 


5 


t 

6 
5 


ti 


Dys 


Interest.       Total 


To  balance  from  old  account 

Paid  at  D.  D.  and  B.  Asylum 

Taxes,  etc.,  rcc'd  Co.  Tr.,  July 

Taxes,         '*  "       August 

Red'n, 

Taxes,  September. 

Red'n, 

Taxes.  '•       October.... 

Rod'n,        '*  •'       November. 

Am't  under  Soc.  124.  Act  IGO,  1800.... 


^26 
1  25 

5  00 

U  10 


18  97 

78  5fi 

10  V» 

208  69 

6i5n 

1.066  2f 
SSI  00 
144  49 

90  4!!' 
7,442  69 

03  46 

51  79 
280  94 
219  7» 

37  44 
513  77 

47  57 
2^85 

24  90 
;»82  75? 
7S0  70 
216  5A 
197  iW 
421  99 

$14,195  S^ 


$2,358  45 

15  74 

191  S«l 

60  45 
«M 

632  W 

iOe  25 

22  01 

»^  46 

61  15 

^,767  92 


.VUDITOK   GEXEKAL. 


211 


VAN  BUREX  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THK  STATK  OF  MICHIGAN.    Or. 


16«9. 

Nsr.  13. 

18T0. 
4mn.  31. 

April  2» 

M*y    1.1 

Hay  31. 

I 


By  ca«h  or  Co.  Tr.  on  General  account.. 
Cash  '•  *'  .. 

Cash  ••  '•  .. 

Taxee  at  L'd  Of.  and  Int.  to  July  1/TO 
Cash  of  Co.  Tr.  on  General  account.. 

Retums,  taxes  ISW 

Amount  of  above  interest 

Balance  to  new  acccount 


1S70. 

XoT.  IT. 

Nov.  30. 


Mos.  JDys 


I 


1 


By  cai*h  of  County  Trcudurcr  on  taxes,  etc. 
Balance 


17 


Interest. 


$1^7  M 

46  67 

5  9S 

588 
loO  62 


Total. 

$2,8i>G  7r> 

1,600  00 

S04  07 

$40  35 

1,000  00 

5,164  40 

880  96 

2,853  45 


$14,196  ^ 


$1,000  00 
•i.757  92 


$3,757  n 


212 


APPENDIX, 


Db.        WASHTENAW  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN. 


1869. 
July   1. 
July  22. 


1870. 
Feb.    1. 

Har.   1. 


Jane  80. 


To  balance  from  old  account 

Paid  at  D.  D.  and  B.  Asylum 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  July,  '90 
Red'n, 


f 


Aug. 
Sept 

Oct.. 


Taxes,        "  " 

Taxes,        '* 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Am't  under  Sec.  124,  Act  169, 1869.... 

State  tax,  1869 

Red'n,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  Nov 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  Feb.,  'TO.. 

Taxes,        '^  "       March 

Taxes,        •*  "       April 

Taxes,        *'     •        "       May 

Taxes,        '•  "       June { 

Taxes,  etc.,  charged  back 

Amount  of  above  interest 


Mos. 

Dys 

12 

11 

8 

11 

;; 

10 

-- 

9 

-- 

8 

;; 

7 

-- 

5 

' 

■   ' 

4 

-- 

Interest 


8 
2 
1 


$70  82 

1  08 

2  94 
4  76 

19  00 

4  71 

0-1 

757  45 

86 

2  47 
71 

1  02 

1  26 


Total. 


$1,004  60 

16  St 
48  7^ 

2  04 

81  se 

808  61 
60  00 
88  00 

17  61 
89 

S5,9«B7« 

864 

106  65 

40  86 

87  51 

915  85 

68  61 

185  99 

866  21 


|S9,118  91 


1870. 

July  1. 
Aug.  8. 
Nov.  80. 


To  balance  from  old  account 

Paid  at  D.  D.  and  B.  Asylum 

Taxes,  etc..  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  July 

Taxes,        ^'  "       August 

Taxes,        **  "       September 

Red'n, 

Taxes,        '*  "       October..., 

Red'n,        "  "  '•     ... 


$1,114  m 

88  47 

14  10 

67  »T 

68  88 

15  78 

788 

9  8S 

$1^4  n 


At'DITOK    GENERAL. 


f^l3 


WASHTENAW  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN.     Cb. 


MOR. 


Aug.  2.  By  cash  of  Co.  Tr.  ou  taxes,  etc. 


D«c.  Sl.| 

Jab.  28. 
F<ib.  14.! 
S5.: 


^y  «*.; 


Jane  30. 


Cash. 
Cash. 
Cash, 
Cash. 
Cash, 
Cash, 

Retumn.  taxe.**  1 8C9 

Amonnt  of  above  interest 
Balance  to  new  account.. 


State  Tax,  1860.  | 

Gen'lacH ( 

StaieTax.  1S69... 

Gen'lac't 

Taxfs,  etc 


10 

6 
5 
4 
3 
1 


5 


Dj'S 


Interest. 


28 


2 

16 

5 

6 


$4  68 

t 
.... —    i 

I 

245  00  ! 

8M  67  I 

161  94  , 

1  89  I 

1  88 

43  01  i 


Total. 


$78  8T 

5,4M  00 

1,550  00 

12,000  00 

6,124  17 

75  85 

261  46 

817  S3 
1,114  07 


$29,112  51 


i«n>   ' 

N«T.  so.  B  J  balance . 


$1,814  77 


$1,814  77 


2U 


APPENDIX. 


Dn. 


WAYNE  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN 


1S69. 
Jaly   1. 
Jnly  22. 
Nov.  80. 


I 


IbTO. 
Feb.    1. 

Mar.    1. 


Junc.%. 


To  balance  from  old  account 

Paid  at  D.  D.  and  B.  Asylam 

Taxes,  etc.,  roc'd  Co.  Tr.,  July,lS09 
Rod^n, 


Aug. 
Sept. 


t> 


Tazofl, 

Red'n, 

Taxefi, 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Am't  under  Sec.  134, 

StAteUz,  1808.... 

Red'n  received  Co.  Tr.,  Nov. 

Red'n, 


Red'n, 

Taxe«,ctc.,** 

Red'n, 

Taxefl, 

Red'n, 

Taxee, 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Taxes, 

Red'n, 

Taxes,  etc.,  cliai^d  back 

Amount  of  above  interest 

Balance  to  new  account.. 


J 
-{ 


..  ) 


Oct.    ... 
Act  109, 18€9. 


Doc 

Jan.,  16T0., 
Feb 


March. 


\pril. 


May. 

it 


June. 


Mos. 


1:2 
11 

11 

10 

9 

8 


n 


4 
8 


Dys 


s 


Interest. 


^4  II 


Total. 


1870. 

AuR.  8. 
Nov.  80. 


To  paidatD.  D.  andB.  Asylum 

Taxes,  etc.,  received  County  Trensurer.  July,  IblO i 

Red'n. 

Taxes,        "  '"  "  .luxuoi 

Red'n, 
Taxes, 
Red'n, 
Taxes  *' 

Red'n'        *'  '*  "  .Novemoer ^j 

Amount  under  Soc.  Vil,  Act  IfiU,  1809 i 


AujTUSt 

*. 

September. 

Ik 

October 

November. 


$1,:U4  is» 
33  83 


J)l  27 

i€7  a% 



1,114  Stf 

71  99 

119   IK 

2.198  62 

104  50 

940  Ki 

27  77 

095  20 

100  82 

j5,92C  S2 

1,S28  02 

02,508  00 

8  18 

T6  T^ 

.VI  S8 

1.587  8.*» 

1  71 

5S  70 

115  01 

5  58 

123  51 

479  27 

12  72 

24S  5t» 

. .   .... 

1,10SS0 

lo  52 

216  €U 

1,150  C4 

7  85? 

105  00 

798  s:» 



01  41> 

1,027  72 

2,473  O;: 

?B3  &: 

S«^,ie3  ch\ 


fid  0'.' 

-'.  •     1 

81  7?: 

1,000  02 

OS  79 

8,031  9.'* 

1,094  $9 

!»8<^ 

:t.l«4  4:1 


$9,.S10  4:^ 


Al'DlTOR   GENERAL. 


01  .\ 


WAYNE  COUNTY  IN  AC'T  WITH  TlIE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN. 


Cn. 


IStt. 

Ang.ll. 
DepL  7. 
Not.  11 
Xor.80. 

mt. 

JueS9. 

Ptb.  t 
Feb.  14. 
Jhr.U. 
April  4. 


JimM. 


By 


ea»h  or  Co.  Tr.,  ou  taxoj*.  etc 

Cash,        "  •'  

Cash,         ••  •'  

Ca«h  Gen'lAc't 

ArnH  under  Sec.  124,  Act  100, 1969.... 

Cash  of  Co.  Tr.  onGen'l  AcH 

Er  in  *67  Ret.  Tzs.,  and  int.  to  J'y  1,  '69 
CaahofCo.  Tr.  onOcnUAct 


Caib, 
Caib, 
Cash. 
Cash, 
Ctata. 
Cash. 


taxes,  etc. 


Gcn'lAc^t. '^ 

SUte  ta.T,  1670.. 
Taxea,  etc 

Returnfi,  Uxea  1869 

.\monnt  of  above  interoet 


Moi. 

Dys 

25 
19 
28 
IS 

17 

IC 
IG 
26 

■  • 

10 

Interest 

11 

10 

9 

7 
7 

5 

12 
5 

4 
3 
2 

1 
5 

$98  49 
80  S5 
70  48 

166  01 
01 

52  43 
15  68 
39  20 
1  54 
444 
13  18 

414  17 

510  14 

Total. 


$1,804  U 

4£7  68 

1,287  15 

7« 

11 


8,744 


1,614  8h 

228  88 

1,844  00 

58  40 

216  62 

728  01 

5,099  73 

46,888  12 

1,267  6:^ 

17.490  41 

1,409  97 


hij  1.;  By  balance  from  old  account 

^^.17.      Cai>b,  County  Treasurer  on  General  Account. 
J^er.M.       Babincp 


$8d.l(»  .'« 


S882  2}t 
107  08 

S.971  19 


$9,810  4: 


316 


APPEXDIX. 


Dr.       WEXFORD  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  THE  STATE  OF  MICHIGAN. 


1869. 
July   1. 

Mar.  1. 

Jane  80. 


Mob.  :  Dy8 '  Interest.        Total 


To  balance  ftom  old  acconut 

Taxes,  etc.,  rec'd  Co.  Tr.,  Feb.,  1S70. 

Taxep,        '■  '*        March 

Taxes,         *'  *'        April 

Taxes,         ••  *•         May 

Taxes,         '"  "        June 

TaxcH,  etc.,  charged  back 

Amount  of  above  Interest 

Balance  to  nevr  account 


12 
4 
8 
o 

1 


$18  54 

8  S5 

11  61 

S  88 

1  04 

$X98  41 

165  S5 

665  4S 

705  M 

17»  26 

42  96 

K756  84 

88  80 

6,658  9S 


^0,899  ae 


1S70. 

Oct.  27. 
Nov.  80. 


To  cash  paid  County  Treasurer , 

Taxes,  etc.,  received  County  Treawurer,  July,  1870. 
Taxes,  •'  •'  "  September. 

Taxes,  "  '•  '*         October 

Redemption      "              "             '"         November.. 
Balance 


$4,651  94 

84  0ft 

68  06 

102  52 

19  07 

8,884  17 


$8,909  81 


AUDITOR  GENERAL 


217 


WEXFORD  COUNTY  IN  ACT  WITH  TUB  STATE  OF  MICflIO.\X.        Cn. 


t 


Jane  80. 


By  retortiH.  taxes  18d& 

Am't  of  abovo  intcrcut. 


leto. 


Moe.  .Dj'B 


t      :> 


Interest.  Total. 

I 

^15  <J0  \  $9,968  68 

415  on 


I         t 


July   l.jBy  balance  fh>m  old  account 

Oct.  SS.  I       AmH  of  State  tax  Yd  U»U.  Oct.  8/70,  tranti.  from  Manletoe  Co.  \ 
Oct.     5. 1       Error  in  recapitulation  of  '69,  taxes  and  Int.  to  July  1 ,  l  ^70.. . ' 


$10,899  SO 


$6,668  98 

1.810  87 

245  46 


$8,809  81 


28 


318 


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APPENDIX. 


IS.) 
S  T  A  T  E  M  E  X  T 

€f  Cash  Receipts  to  (hr  Trcamiry^  from  all  sources,  from  ISoO  to  to  1S70, 

both  years  inchmte. 


a  J: 

*-  s 


ISoO 
1351 
1S52 
18^ 

1355 
1S56 
155T 
1S53 
1559 
IS60 
1S61 
lS6-i 
1J6SJ 
1SC4 
15fi5  ' 


From  talc  of 
BondH. 


I 


156G 
H6T 
1S63 

1•^T0 


266,000  00 
100,000  00 

j  292,000  00 
{   436,788  37 

150,671  S-2 
2,060,800  00 
811,053  00 
615,000  00 
370,000  00 


12188,900  85 
\      25,000  00 

15,000  00 

S    210,085  r>5 
>     44,000  00 


I  §5,20:1,604  50 


From  sources  other  than  sale  of  Bonds  and 
Direct  Taxes. 


From  Direct 
TaxcH. 


>j;102,406  75 
1 18,700  56 
106,000  00 

110,000  00 

I 
10,000  00 

80,000  00 

40,000  00 

<M,000  00 

85,065  20  , 

S5,<365  20  j 

202,663  00  j 

154,668  00 

-164.166  50 

1S3.175  4S 

440,000  70 

470,000  70 

« 42,467  75 

:>{S1.022  07 

''^.7.*J0  80 

718,747  M 

465.264  07 


From  Spirciflc 
Taxe-*. 


$28,951  60 
37,717  80 
85,854  71 
101,089  15 
113,818  95 
119,889  18 
127,977  21 
181,647  40 
166,261  44 
145,874  43 
15(1,402  47 
149,35}7  9!) 
1S7.0S5  87 


151.152  72 


100,510  02 
171,760  77 
198,840  98 
250,425  52  i 
2S8,547  44 
26S.5J50  51 
.M04.6Ni  01 


From  all  other 


Honrcei*.       ^and  ^  All  otkor 


$285,272  02 
242,255  08 
247,845  36 
488,444  90 
^32,820  41 
483,988  57 
888,260  35 
258,406  86 

618.150  90 
492,-64  89 
882,777  8S 

312.151  18 
302,887  36 
452,:x26  71 
540,767  72 
561,979  74 
478,913  67 
508.008  49 
4^7,998  70 
5<1,:}05  30 
571,114  66 


Total  ft,  **  Spe- 
cific Taxes/* 


sonroce. 


j56,246,ll7  10  ,      $8,820. 64^  25        $s,S08,89s  29 


$250,238  71 
269,*>7S  S« 
883,200  or 
;>40,$Sft  14 
586,189  86 
553,277  70 
461,387  56 
885,053  85 
779,721  84 
638,683  82 
488,2«>  W 
461,4S9  17 
400,S70  73 
603,679  4A 
701,277  74 
738,740  XA 
672,250  60 
758,429  01 
771,M6  14 
849,836  81 
s75,799  67 


$12,219,046  M 


(I).    Tax  of  1459,  not  received  uutil  1S50.    ^<Amc  of  amountp  followlDp. 
C'\    Amonut  refnndcd  hv  I'.  S.  ou  acconut  of  >vnr  clnim. 


AUDITOR   (JEXKRAL. 


[T.J 

STAT  E  M  E  N  T 

Of  Annual  Btctipta  to  the  University  Fund  from  the  opening  of  the  Fund 
AbcouiU  to  Notember  «/0,  JS70^  as  tthofnti  hy  the  books  in  the  Auditor 
Generates  Office. 


Years. 


Mil 

1644 

T's4:> 
1-^46 

1S4; 

KM 
!%>! 
1S5T 

iN^S 


!<<>4 


fSm...  ii.v...int«     Am'ts  Refunded, 
Gros.H  Receipts'.    croesEntrieii.etc. 


3,495 

32.S22 
17.o6l 

j».;n5 

13,221 

11.5^6 

10,233 

J»,SS1 

11, Mo 

15,911 

;m,9^4 

:?1,384 

24.190 

SlTl 

9,032 

2.400 

•1.391 

T,708 

9,660 

in.OfiS 

2^445 

:?2.984 

17.T24 

14,093 

19,402 

7.114 

7.^17 

:?,412 


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67  I 

SI  . 

01 

GC 

S6 

99 


72 


67 
89 
22 

44 

79 
4S 
13 
47 
So 
GO 
49 
25 
SI 
54 

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I 
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5S  I 


lO 

37 
97 
82 
20 


^17,795  S2 


Net  Receipts. 


r»  15 
98  89 


1 100,000  00 
10  70 


131  00 


i:0  00 
fA)  00 


120  00 


120  00 


25^1  75 


$100,So3  49 


81,025  00 

8,495  67 

1,968  69 

32,72S  12 

17,561  66 

9,875  86 

18,221  99 

11,556  73 

10,238  67 


11,534  52 

15,911  73 

84,9^  44 

31,3S4  79 

24,199  4S 

S,W0  13 

9,082  47 

2,870  S5 

6,822  60 

7,708  49 

9,660  25 

13,66S  bl 

2?,445  54 

32,S14  02 

17,724  5S 

14,693  75 

19,252  87 

7,114  97 

7,562  57 

iJ,412  20 


?7et  Expenditurt'H 


§407,055  94 


^,118  61 


2316,987  83 
$407,055  94 


Proceed*  of  l'nIv<T»lty  Loan,    -  Balnncp 


224 


APPKNDIX. 


LIT.  3 
S  T  A  T  E  M  E  N  T 

Of  Annual  Cliargc^  agaiimt  the  Uniceridiy  Interest  Mind  from  the  opening 
of  the  account  to  date,  as  shown  hy  the  books  in  the  Auditor  QeneraVs  office. 


Years,  t     Lniverfiiiy, 


1S40 
l&il 
1842 
1818 
ISU 
1845 
1&46 
1S4T 
I&IS 
1949 
19M 
1851 
1S02 
1858 
1854 
1855 
1856 
1957 
1358 
l8Ce 

ie«o 

1861 
1862 
1868 
1864 
1865 
1366 
1867 
1868 
1860 
1970 


$402  91 

2,268  61 

10,146  45 

1,294  38 

8,688  48 

10,040  68 

4,816  94 

11.915  00 

19,020  84 

5,186  11 

9,644  70 

9,815  88 

11,498  57 

14,874  55 

28,120  55 

86,758  00 

84,675  16 

84,679  U 

85,425  01 

29,026  07 

44,142  77 

17,817  72 

56,199  72 

82,870  48 

42,688  SO 

89,465  97 

87,415  82 

88,877  88 

89,744  87 

88,400  00 

88,157  95 


r787,768  56 


Actus,  1688-  I 
lilt  on  Un,  8t.  I 
Stock  BondR.   ' 


CommlHeloD, 

Sreminmon 
rafta  and 
coupons. 


$6,000  00 
6,000  00 

6,000  00 
5,970  00 
6,000  00 
6,080  00 
8,000  00 


$89,000  00 


$101  72 
75  15 


68  41 


98  54 

80  00 

87  50 

416  98 


15  00 


10  00 


Sundry  expen- 
ditures. 


$858  80 


$286  49 
185  86 


2  00 

22  25 

1  00 

201  16 

184  91 

95  60 

ilO&2 

215  90 

101  54 

149  09 

149  01 

116  89 

105  2S 

74  64 

ai5  90 

r>6  00 

51  25 

47  55 

51  51 

114  88 

68  40 

127  60 

105  69 

386  59 

55  15 


TOTAi. 


$8,126  89 


$402  91 
2,263  61 
10,146  45 
7,688  OS 
9,896  99 
10,040  €6 
10,88T  35 
17,907  25 
35,119  88 
n,S9T  27 
12,817  11 
9.827  91 
11,524  09 
15,105  45 
28,222  09 
86,912  09 
»4,724  17 
»4,796  28 
86,530  2» 
29,100  71 
44,4SS  07 
17,8T8  72 
56,250  97 
32,418  08 
42,600  81 
S9,680  80 
8T,4T9  28 
S9,004  8S 
89,840  96 
38,785  68 
88,213  10 
U,120Si 


rdl,3aBKi 


1  Balance  to  new  account. 


ArnitOR  OEVUBAt. 


225 


[V.J 

STATEMENT 

Of  Annual  Receipts  to  the  Unw^^Uy  Interest  Fund  from  the  opening 
ofik$  Account  to  date,  as  t^own  by  the  hooks  in  the  Auditor  Generates 
Qglce, 


\ 


TlA». 


1841 

1848 

1641 

1813 

1818' 

1818 

18« 

IStt 

16tt 

1814 

1844 

1844 

1644 

I84ft 

1845 

1645 

1815 

1845 

1811 

184« 

164« 

1848 

1S4< 

184T 

1847 

1847 

1S48 


Under  what  Act. 


See.  1«,  Act  104, 1887.. 


Act  42.  1648. 


Act  42, 1848 

Sec  18,  Act  104, 1887.. 
Act88,lW4 


Act«8,  IS44 

Sec.  18,  Act  104.1887.. 

Act  88, 1844 

Act  86, 1944 

Sec.  18,  Act  104, 1837.. 

Act  8R,  1844 

Act  91, 1848 

Page24d,  R.  S.,  1S46.. 
Page  S88,  R.S.,1S46.. 
Page  888,  B.  S.,1846.. 

Act  91, 1848 

Sec  16,  Act  104,1987.. 
Page  S8d,  R.  8.,  1848.. 
Page28»,  R.  8.,1948... 
Secl6,  Act  104, 1887.. 
Page24S,  R.  S.,184«.. 


Int.  on  pt  pd. 

lands,  and 

on  loans. 


ABMut  forward. 


S402  91 

3,468  61 

910  00 

8,947  27 

89  18 

'i,195  86 

4,008  58 

80  87 

812  66 

910  00 


5  14 
6,216  44 
2,170  00 


6,in  74 
2,170  00 
1,800  00 


7,898  96 
575  14 

2,170  00 
6.607  57 
2.788  88 
1.610  00 


Inciden- 
tals. 


$11  88 


Tranftfers  for 

Int.  on 

Unlverflity 

Pond. 


14  50 


88  00 


16  11 


11.482  80 


2,418  65 


8,88S  81 


2.105  S3 


Total. 

|402  91 

2,468  6t 

910  00 

8,947  27 

89  18 

2,195  66 

4,059  58 

43  70 

812  66 

910  00 

1,482  80 

19  01 

6,216  44 

2.170  00 
2,418  65 

6.171  74 
2,170  00 
1.800  00 

88  00 

4,883  81 

7,892  96 

575  14 

16  11 
2,170  00 
6,607  57 
2,788  88 
1,610  00 
2,105  88 


39 


226 


APPENDIX. 


IV.] 
STATEMENT— Continued. 


1M6 
1848 
1849 
1849 
1819 
1850 
1850 
1850 
1861 
1851 
1858 
18S2 
1858 
1858 
1SS8 
18M 
16M 
1850 
1855 
1850 
16M 
1857 
1857 
1858 
1858 
1850 
ISfiO 
1600 
1800 
1801 


UB4«r  what  Act 


AmH  forward 

Act  107,1847 

Page  289,  R.  8.,  1840. 
Sec  16,  Act  104, 1687. 

Act  107,1847 

Pa««  889,  R.  8.,  1840. 
Act  107,1847 


Pa^  889,  R  8.,  1846. 


Pa|:e  889,  R.  8.,  1846. 


Paiee  889,  R.  8.,  1846. 


Page  889.  R.  8.,  1846.. 

Act  60, 1958 

Act  60, 1858 

Page  889,  R.  8.,  1816.. 

Act  78, 1935 

Page  889,  R.  8.,  1846.. 

Act  78,1855 

Page  389,  R.  8.,  1846.. 

Act  56, 1857 

Page  778,  C.  Laws,  '57 

Act  66,  1857 

Pagi  778,  C.  Lawp,  *57 

Act  66,  1857 

Page  778,  C.  Lawn,  '57 

Act  66,  1857 

Page  779,  C.  Laws,  57 
Act  148, 1859 


Amount  forward 


Int.  on  pt.  pd. 

lands,  and 

on  loans. 


19,818  87 
1,470  00 


10,741  80 


10,478  81 


9,784  68 


11,684  19 


11,287  97 


18,740  78 


17,794  8S 


18,807  43 


18,890  96 


19,881  45 


19.004  67 


18.909  48 


iBciden- 
tals. 


10  50 


TnuMfiBra  lor 

I»t.on 

University 

Fnnd. 


17.988  n 

6,509  98 

1,487  07 
889  48 

1,088  89 

1,951  65 

658  94 

7,997  86 

12.989  85 


16,076  74 

16,808  87 

16,881  00 

17,868  98 

17.568  98 

17.989  99 

18,658  n 

TOTAX. 


9,818  8i 

1,470  OO 

3,509  98 

10,M1  89 

1,487  07 

889  4S 

10,478  81 

1,098  88 

9,794  06 

1,908  16 

11,684  19 

698  94 

11,867  97 

7,997  66 

18,989  86 

18,740  78 

15,076  74 

17,794  88 

16,808  87 

18,807  48 

16,681  00 

19.880  96 
17,898  98 

19.881  46 

17.968  98 
19,004  87 

17.969  99 
18,906  48 
18,668  77 


AUDITOR  OENEBAL. 


m 


LV.) 
STATEMENT— Continued. 


Yum, 


vm 

Utt 


im 

ISIS 
IKS 
ISM 

ui: 

UI7 

laia 

IStt 

Utt 


Under  what  Ae(. 


AmH  forward 

Page  7*9,  C.  Laws,  '5T 

Act  148,1850 

Page  ns,  C.  LawB,  '57 

Act  148,1S90 

Page  778,  C.  Lawt,  '57 

Act  148, 1860 

Page  778,  C.  Lawa,  *57 

Act  148,18S» 

Page  778,  C.  Lawa,  '57 

Act  148,1998 

Page  778,  C.  Laws,  '57 

Actl48,  1S50 

Page  778,  C.  Laws,  '57 

Act  148, 1950 

Page  778,  C.  Laws,  '57 

Act  148,1859 

Page  778,  C.  Laws.  *57 

Act  148,1850 

Page  778,  C.  Laws,  '57 


TottU 


Int.  OB  pt  pd. 

Iftnia,  and 

on  Voan*t 


Inclden* 
tain. 


Tranatee  far 

Int.  on 

UalretakCy 

rvnd. 


$19,880  65 


17,808  66 
17,106  40 
15,308  06 


18,S08  88 
12,806  58 


12,608  45 


10,860  45 


10,210  08 


0,579  88 


1886,417  80 


$185  94 


$10,898  72 

20,866  91 

22,600  60 

tM,647  50 

25,918  50 

27,010  05 

29,125  58 

28,644  48 

20.011  10 

$895,800  74 


ToTAI*K 


$16,860  65-. 
19,898  72* 
17,808  68 
20,866  91> 
17,186  40 
22,600  69 
15,298  08 
24,647  60 
18,908  68 
25,848  50. 
12,806  5a 
27,010  90. 
t2,692  45 
28,185  59 
10^  45. 
28,644  4& 
li0,219  08 
29^011  19- 
9,578  89 

$761,868  98 


2'ZS 


APPBHTDIX. 


\ 


STATEMENT 

€f  AppropriatioM  f&r  the  use  of  the  State  Agricultural  CoUege^  from  4t9 
organkation  to  Nowmber  30 y  1870,  atul  purposes  ofsueh  Appropriaiion$y 
as  appears  from  the  books  in  the  Auditor  GeiieraVs  Office. 


Under  what 
Act. 

18S5 

lao,  1865,   and ) 
142, 1857.       f 

18S6 

i» 

185T 

%% 

1856 

»b                   1 

1859 

385.    18fie. 

\m 

bk 

1861 

»• 

1861 

188,    1861. 

1803 

.i 

1863 

285,    1650. 

1868 

315,    1668. 

18M 

»b 

1865 

181,    1865. 

1866 

«  » 

1867 

74,    1867. 

1868 

t. 

1869 

Sec.  1,  68,  1860. 

1860 

Sec.  3,  68,  1860. 

1870 

Sec.  1,  58,  1860. 

1870 

Sec  3,  58,  1860. 

1870 

Sec.  5, 140, 1868. 

1870 

Sec.  8, 140, 1868. 

Totals 


o  •«  v 


s|10,145  00 


^,000  00 
35,000  00 

$10,145  00 


GQ 


$318  95 

34,181  50 
48,6^9  01 

8,158  85 
17,676  45 
18,319  48 

8,097  50 


8,606  68 


$188,678  SI 


H 

si 


$6,500  00 
10,000  00 

8,000  00 
10,000  00 
15,000  00 
15,000  00 
30,000  00 
30,000  00 
30,000  00 

30,000  00 

^1,904  94 
••874  95 


$147,379  80 


$10,986  96 

S4,m  80 

48,a9« 

MM  85 

17,67«  45 

18,n»  68 

8,09T90 

6,900  00 

10,000  00 

8,908  03 

8,000  00 

10,000  00 

15,000  00 

15,000  00 

90,000  09 

30,000  00 

30,000  00 

35,000  00 

90,000  OO 

5,000  00 

1,904  M 

874  05 

$811,098  90 


iThc  amoants  for  each  object  were  not  designated  In  the  Act. 

<Parchafle  of  Farm. 

'Buildings. 

4 Amount  of  Interest  received  on  part-paid  Agricultural  College  Landn. 

AAmoant  of  Intereat  received  on  War  Bonntj  Bondu  bold  by  Land  Grant  Botrd. 


AUDITOR  GENERAL. 


229 


STATEMENT 

or  the  Annual  BeeeipU  to  the  Nonndl  School  Fundfrom  the  opening  of  the 
Aeeouni  to  November  30^  1870^  ae  $hown  hy  the  hooke  in  the  AudUar 
BeneraVe  Ofiee. 


TBiJtf. 

OroM  Receipts. 

Am'U  Keftmded, 
CnM8Bntilet,etc. 

Net  Receipt*. 

Net  Bxpeiuea. 

1860 

18,88180 

8,801  05 

1,818  88 

8,184  48 

4,80187 

8.814  61 

4,488  47 

1,686  87 

880  00 

880  00 

847  00 

1,808  60 

8,774  00 

5,188  01 

5,444  86 

4,888  00 

2,n8  80 

1,884  08 

780  00 

1,576  88 

780  00 

$811  80 
8,000  00 
8,668  80 
8,704  87 

11,079  70 
640  88 

1861 

uei 

$1,946  47 

1880 

8,480  88 

4,60187 

8,748  06 

4,488  47 

1.664  87 

888  00 

880  00 

847  60 

1,808  68 

8,774  00 

6,188  01 

6,484  86 

8,806  80 

S,87S80 

1,884  08 

780  00 

1,676  88 

780  00 

1864 

• 

1886 

87  68 

1888 

188'I 

80 

1886 

1888 

laoi 

1888 

1888 

1884 

40  00 
80  00 
40  00 

18I& 

1888 

1887 

1886 

• 

1888 

1816 

1 

140,797  IS 

l^tll* 

$67,968  00 

|11,1«1  78 

148,740  06 

48,740  86 

•230 


APPEKDIX. 


[T.J 
STATEMENT 

'Cf  the  Annual  BeceipU  to  the  Normal  Sthooi  Intorttt  Fund  from 
tng  of  the  Aecoynf  to  date,  a*  shown  by  tht  books  in  the  AndUor 
Office, 


the  open- 
GeHeral*s 


YcarQ 


•toco 

1851 
:iWl 
1851 
psSn 
1868 
189B 
1854 
1854 
1865 
1855 
1865 
1866 
1866 
1867 
1857 
1858 
16S6 
1860 
1860 
18«) 
1860 
1861 
1861 
1861 
1868 
1868 
1868 
ii864 
1864 
1865 
1866 
1866 
1866 
1867 
1867 
1868 
1868 
1869 
1860 
1870 
1870 


Under  what  Act. 


8^.  16,  Act  189. 1650. 
Sec.  16,       ••      *' 


iBt.  on  pnt 
paid  lands. 


Sec.  H,  Act  189, 1060. 
Actl»,  1865 


Page  780,  C.  Lawt-. 

Actios,  1857 

Page  780,  C.  Laws.^. 

Actios,  1867 

Page  780,  C.  Lawa.^. 

Act  884,  1860 

Page  780, 0.Lawe... 

Act  884,  1859 

Page 780,  C.  LawiL.. 

Act  884,  1861 

Page  780,  C.Lawa... 
Act  884,  1561 


Page  780,  C.  Law*. 
Act  166, 


1868. 
Page  780,  C.  Laws. 

Actios,  1868 

Page  780.  C.  Laws. 

Actus,  1865 

Page  780,  C.  Law*. 

Act  115,  1865 

Page  780,  C.  Laws. 

Act  147,  1867 

Page  780,  C.  Laws. 

Act  147,  1867 

Pago  780,  C.  Laws. 

Act  58.  1860 

Page  780.  O.  Laws. 
Act  58,  1860 


815  86 

806  88 
0)680  86 


Sec.  16,  Act  189,  1860. 
Sec  16, 
Sec.  16, 

Act78, 1868 

Sec.  16,  Act  189, 18uO. ...  1 ,788  79 

Act  76, 1868.. 

Sec.  16.  Act  189, 1650.. 
Act  188, 1865 


980  75 
1,819  04 


8,807  56 


(«)88  00 
8,715  07 


8,000  55 
8*048 'u 

'8,684  06 
8,a96'88 

'8,686"76 
'8',6i6'46 
2,648'66 
8,566'96 

'2,867'79 

issSoo 

'2,66i'77 

i",887*28 
l',864'78 
V,717'85 


ToUla !     $46,179  99 


ijn*ti  tnas- 

ferredflrom 

Genu  Fund, 

Int.  on 


Arn't  tr'ns. 
fttnn  Oen. 
Fnnd  for 


N.  8.  Fond.' •^^^^^"P'' 


I 


$6  44 

171  40 
78  18 
18  78 

688  07 

578  48 

767  81 

968  86 

'"V,d86'6i 

1,068  40 

1,080  48 

1,18140 

1,888  75 

1,586  83 

1,765  66 

8,200  85 

2,414  75 

2,558  14 

2,646  58 

$21,758  60 


5,000  00 

8,000  00 

7,700  00 

"'6*666'6o 

7,700  00 

6,000  00 

"*7*,666'66 

6,000  00 

6,500  00 

"*  6,666*66 

6,500  00 

6,600  00 

7,600  00 

7,600  00 

10,000  00 

10,000  00 
(s)8,788  80 

10,000  00 
(>>8,778  48 

10,000  00 


$188,901  78 


Total. 


I9A70 
806  88 
«0  88 
171  40 
14MS7 
1,881  76 
MWOO 
8,805  86 
8,(H8  00 
8,060  96 
7,11100 
8100 
8,418  88 
6,000  00 
8JM41 
7,700  00 
4 JIB  15 
6,000  00 
4J8V49 
7.000  00 
4,8«75 
6.000  00 
4^81110 
6,600  00 
4JI9  94 
6,900  00 
4jt9»6 
6,800  00 
4J88  64 
6,600  00 
4,40614 
7,500  00 
4,609  75 
7,600  00 
4,«U$1 

10,000  00 
4JM80 

10,000  00 
4.607  06 

10.000  00 
4,400  7fi 

10,000  00 


$2Q1J>0  88 


(1)  Transferred  t*  correct  error. 
<3)  Rocoyered  fhm  trespasseni. 
'<^)  Transferred  IVom  Specific  Tax  Fnnd—Intcre^t  on  Normal  School  Fond. 


AUDITOR  GENERAL. 


33V 


[Z.  J 

STATEMENT 

Cf  Annual  Charges  agaifut  the  Normal  School  LUereH  Fund  from  ths 
opening  of  the  Aceount  to  daie^  a»  ehowi  by  the  books  in  the  Auditor 
OtntraX^s  Office. 


Ybax». 


1890.. 

180S.. 
1888.. 
»».. 

1885.. 
1808.. 
1857.. 

18».. 

1688.. 

1881. 

1881.. 

1688.. 

I88t.. 


1881. 


Expenses  of 
Board  of  Ed- 
ucation. 


$288  83 

i48S8 


<78  98 
188  88 
589  38 
188  10 
88  SO 
808  T4 


17  81 


1888. 


Totals 


t3,O0S98 


Incidentals. 


178  75 
88  65 


88  88 

135  98 
88  88 
33  04 
37  86 
83  35 
88  90 
18  50 
87  80 


Carrent  Ex- 
penses of 
Normal  ScVl. 


38  50 

85  15 

10  50 

108  64 

88  38 

28  00 

15  00 

15  00 

31  75 

$881  00 

1350  00 

375  00 

3,709  99 

4,898  08 

5,848  88 

9498  80 

8,789  90 

6,885  90 

11,788  76 

9,600  00 

9,800  00 

10,000  08 

11,350  00 

11,400  00 

9,500  00 

10,500  00 

9,500  00 

18,500  00 

16,000  00 

14,500  00 


Schn  Bnild- 
Inge. 


$175,845  79 


$180  79 

881  88 

3,977  98 

60  00 

3,000  00 

1,163  13 


8,500  00 


110,563  11 


Total. 


$868  07 
717  08 
375  00 

8,781  88 

8,183  58 

6,568  08 
11,887  74 
10,088  18 

8,998  49 
11,808  86 
18,018  60 

9,837  60 
10,038  60 
11,803  79 
11,410  60 

9,608  84 
10,539  38 

9,533  00 
18,515  00 
18,015  00 
14,534  75 


$188,881  93 


1  la  addition,  there  has  been  expended  for  school  balldtngs  fh>m  General  Fond 
^rpcoprlAtioB,  Act  138,  1989.  $3,000  in  1809,  and  $6,000  in  1S70,  making  a  toUl 
expeaditnrr  of  $18,068  17. 


i82 


APPBNDU^ 


[AA.] 

STATEMENT 
Oftke  Afinual  BitetUtU  to  tiu  Primary  Sekooi  J^ind  fhrni  the  <mening  ofOU  AeemttU  to 
Xav.SO,  mo,atslbitnbiftk$boottinth€AwUU>rG€Mix^ 


Ykabs. 


1889. 
1840. 
1M1. 
1849. 
1648. 
1844. 
1645. 
164«. 
1647. 
1848. 
1840. 
.SCO. 
1851. 
185S. 
1858. 
18M. 
1855. 
1856. 
1857. 
1856. 
1800. 
1900. 
1801. 
1802. 
1868. 
1604. 
1605. 
1800. 
1807. 
1808. 
1800. 
1670. 


TotalfL.. 


Orosa  Reeelptn. 


194,057  19 
0,604  95 
19,889  17 
94,994  78 
10,195  00 
95,864  89 

98.098  90 
90,tf0  48 
o7,^96  96 
97,460  78 
17,916  79 
99,401  90 
40,560  99 
89,899  61 

109,445  44 

110,991  86 

02,996  45 

49,000  01 

90,908  69 

19.099  00 
19,018  89 
•2^,007  15 
91,978  99 
85,060  74 

102.804  94 
170,700  04 
111,809  55 
191.681  18 
112,965  44 

(I)  115,860  08 
115,400  40 

<s)  100,060  80 


11,784,505  04 


croM  entr^t,  etc. 


190,888  20 
7,000  28 
8,606  48 
17,794  69 
9,545  56 
0,819  05 
8,000  00 


10  00 
40  49 
9.098  94 
495  68 
756  07 
900  00 
810  81 
460  00 

89  60 

90  90 
48  00 
12  80 

100  80 
209  00 
440  00 
120  00 
»,806  90 
590  00 
900  00 


170,488  99 


Net  SecelptB. 


|8,6a86 


6,908  74 
6,609  69 
18,680  07 
10,579  77 
90,098  90 
90,990  48 
87,890  96 

97.460  78 

17.918  79 

29.461  90 
40,640  99 
89,869  89 

107,417  90 

116,406  97 

61,409  76 

48,860  01 

95,867  51 

19.919  00 
10.008  89 
98.007  15 
21,186  09 
84,987  74 

109,991  44 
170,545  78 
111,000  55 
194,091  18 
119,885  44 
I19,0n  78 
114,940  46 
106,880  80 


$1,714,669  45 


NetEzpen 


$561  8S 


•1,714,071  19 


11,714,089  45 


1 19.160  66  ef  the  reeeipts  in  1868  were  derived  ttom  tale  of  eeeheit  landA. 
Oof  tberecei^ln — ^- .-^- . ^.-.,-_._ 

ce,  Nov.  80. 1870. 


<  ^80  00  of  tbe  recei 


1^70  were  derived  firbm  sale  of  escheat  landn. 


AUDITOR  GENERAL 


233 


IBB.] 

STATEMENT 

Of  C4tf  AmwU  XteHptt  to  the  Pirimanf  £fekool  Mtsrttt  ISmdfrom  Uu  timt  &f  opening 
ike  AeeeufU  to  Hov,  50, 1870  ;  ateo,  (he  Diebunementt  tkerifrom  for  the  earns  period, 
oe  ehouiHh^  the  boohe  in  the  Auditor  Generate  Qtlee.  ^ 


lOiO. 

IMl. 
IMS. 


1M4. 
IMft. 
lOM. 
184T. 
1846. 
1810. 


1861. 


18M. 
1IS5. 

UM. 
1607. 

1808. 
1860. 

ICCl. 


IMS. 

1804. 
180. 

1801. 
IMT. 


vm. 

18V0. 


Totil*. 


Oro88  Receipts. 

MlecelUineoos 
ExpeiiMfl. 

Amt'a  paid  on 

Apportionm'tt 

toCotmtlet. 

Total  EsEpeiwee 

188,968  65 

$88,760  44 

$98,760  44 

7,074  11 

38,400  00 

10,789  80 
15,480  98 

10,780  86 
17,000  89 

$1,616  97 

19,488  00 

800  88 

19,898  17 

90,108  00 

21,000  91 

476  84 

28,070  00 

88,66140 

80,004  88 

607  07 

28,818  00 

88,810  97 

86,196  10 

411  88 

27,985  78 

88,887  10 

38,419  70 

81,874  74 

81,874  74 
08,606  80 
40,488  09 

40,540  17 
48,660  00 

88.006  80 

89.007  07 

1,804  48 

47,040  41 

1,087  88 

48,880  06 

48,98147 

60,817  87 

8,885  48 

46,804  80 

49,160  89 

66,006  08 

8,866  81 

67,660  00 

60,917  81 

00,895  08 

2,181  68 

54,008  18 

00,814  86 

74,999  18 

1,490  91 

78,687  75 

74,080  06 

94,107  18 

890  86 

88,848  08 

84,008  44 

108,801  65 

684  88 

99,986  68 

100,460  85 

100,904  06 

98148 

107,170  87 

108,161  79 

118,841  89 

970  17 

107,600  89 

106,540  06 

116,916  89 

964  98 

106,700  07 

106,661  00 

116,801  88 

1,061  15 

108,888  08 

100,874  77 

114,086  97 

982  99 

108,457  81 

104,440  80 

\          116,188  91 

1,081  87 

180,464  16 

187,496  48 

181,118  94 

989  08 

180,978  60 

181,906  13 

147,810  09 

798  86 

186,808  00 

187,154  80 

188,689  34 

746  U 

184,684  48 

186,880  70 

148,085  10 

1.876  86 

166,560  00 

187,986  30 

166,«6  81 

940  88 

148,787  60 

144,788  81 

161,818  81 

1,788  49 

151,080  00 

166,868  99 

176,018  10 

1.067  19 

166,661  87 

106,688  46 

181,440  04 

874  48 

170,488  10 

180,857  60 
191,878  47 

$8,606,866  86 

$80,818  66 

$8,644,709  78 

$9,006,866  85 

1  Unexpended  batonoe. 

ne  Snpt.  of  Pub.  Inatniction.  In  hia  Report  for  1S41  (Joint  X>oca..  page  874),  givea  ap 
bH  apportioned  to  Co'a  for  1888,  $88,061.90 ;  for  1889,  $18,860.06,  and  ft)rl840,  $18,718.82. 

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AUDITOR   GENERAL. 


i31 


[FF.] 

STATEMENT 


€f  AfprcpriaUani  'from  the  Anilun^  Fund  for  ih^  use  <ff  ike  Inetitutionfor 
the  tkaf  aiid  Dumb  and  the  SUnd,  for  each  year  from  the  orffamtaibm 
ihereof  to  November  30, 1870,  and  of  the  purposes  for  uifikh  the  sewral 
Amropridtwns  were  nutde^  as  shown  by  the  books  in  the  AudUor  Oeneral^s 


Tttrln 
wych     S3^ 
propriaCns 

in  to  be 
Expended. 


1«6 
189B-6 

1688 


ISM 
liMi 
liStt 

\m 

18M 
1M& 
160 
IMS 
IMS 
IM7 

istr 

IMS 

IMS 


Under  what  Act. 


i^ec.  2,  Act  80,  1900.. 
Sec  1.  Act  IM,  18W. 
St-e.  2,  Act  IW,  185T. 
Sec  2,  Act  102, 186T. 

'Act«54,18M. 

"     251, 18M. 


18T0 
ISTO 


tb 


la 


156,18C1. 
15«,18«1. 
141, 1868. 
141, 1888. 
141, 18M. 

188. 1885. 

197. 1886. 
197, 1885. 

6,1887. 

162. 1887. 
162, 1887. 
163, 1887. 
118, 18M. 
118, 18M. 
121, 16M. 


Totsls 


Current     Ex- 
pen  ii»e8. 


$10,000  00 

10,000  00 

1 17,000  00 

17,000  00 

8,000  00 

8,000  00 

10,000  00 

10,000  00 

3  18,000  00 
17,000  00 
17,000  00 

s  17,000  00 
27,000  00 
27,600  00 
10,000  00 

3  92,600  00 
87,600  00 


$284,000  00 


Buildings. 


$17,600  00 

27.600  00 

148,000  00 

10,000  00 
7,500  00 

15,000  00 
10,000  00 

1 8,000  00 


40,000  00 


^70,000  00 


$285,600  00 


Total. 


«$8,000  00 
«88,000  00 
•87,600  00 
87,600  00 
65,000  00 
17,000  00 
18,000  00 
15,600  00 
10,000  00 
25,000  00 
10,000  00 
18,000  00 
20,000  00 
17,000  00 
17,000  00 
27,600  00 
27,500  00 
60,000  00 
92,600  00 
87,500  00 
70,000  00 


$608,600  00 


iStxty-flve  thousand  dollars  were  appropriated  for  current  cxpennes  and  bnlldlngs. 
^Amangee. 

'PiAeen  thoneand  dollars  for  arrearages. 
Vorfbmiture. 

"Two  thonaand  dollars  for  mnfical.  instmmmts,  etc.,  $5,000  00  for  pnrchase  of  ma- 
cUMiy,  18,000  00  tor  fencing. 
^BsOdlng  and  cnrrent  ezpensea^canH  separate, 
^ndodes  $10,000  00  for  arrearages,  purchase  of  lands,  fencing,  and  ftimitnre. 


238 


AFPKKDIX. 


lO.G.l 

STATEMENT 

Of  AfpivprkUion$  from  the  A^um  Pund^for  the  use  €f  the  A»iflumfir  the 
Jnmtis^  far  each  year  from  the  organiaakon  ef  (ll«  /noMMftm  to  ih^em- 
'her  90^  1870^  and  qf  the  purpoeeefor  yokieh  Ae  eeveral  AppropriaUone  were 
made,  as  thoton  by  the  books  in  me  AudiU>r  Otneral*»  Q^. 


in 

which     ap- 
proptlat*Bi 

are  to  be 
Bzpoadad. 


1866 
lOM 
lOOO 
ISBT 
18B8 
18S0 
1800 
ISOii 
1888 
1804 
1805 
ISOO 
1800 
1807 
1807 
1803 
1808 
1808 
1800 
1870 

Totals. 


Under   what   Act. 


See.  2,  Act  80.  18S6. 


Sec.  2, 


"  100,  1855. 
'*  114,18fi7. 
"  114,  16S7. 
"  8S0, 1890. 
•*  220, 1880. 
'•  157,1801. 
"  157,1861. 
•'  187, 1868. 
•'  187, 1568. 
"  175, 1865. 
•'  102,1865. 
"  192,1865 
'•  115,1867. 
•'  67,1867 
"  115, 1867. 
"  115,1667. 
"  63,1860. 
"     63,  1S60. 


Boildinff. 

1 
1 

Corrent    Ex> 
penaes. 

TQ9AL. 

010,000  00 

110,000  00 

10,000  00 

101,000  00 
07,000  00 

67,000  00 

25,000  00 

so^ooooo 

25,000  00 
38.500  00 

20,000  00 
1401,600  00 

48,000  00 

-flR,00O  00 

25,000  00 

Oft^OOO  00 

25,000  00 

8ft,00O  00 

29,000  00 
29,000  00 

3  12,200  00 

OMOOOO 
90,000  00 

481,600  OO 

40,000  00 
40,000  00 

•  -••>-»«>  •>• 

401.000  00 
40,000  00 

10,000  00 
^  24,689  87 

10,000  00 

12,000  00 

84,809  87 
19,000  00 

71,000  00 

18,000  00 
12,000  00 

71,000  00 
181,000  60 

<  41,000  00 

1488,500  00 

107,088  87 

|61&,080ST 

1  jjdclades  $12,000  00  for  fbmitoro  and  ezpenM«. 
sindndei!  $7,000  00  for  ftimitnre  and  expends. 
sAnearagei  for  1861  and  1862. 
^Arrearage  and  honse  for  Engineer. 
(Arrearages  for  1866  and  1867. 

<^Indade6f29.000  00  for  boiler,  coal  depot,  feneea,  corrldore,  etc 
NoTX— In  the  Report  of  the  Medical  Saperlntendent  for  1870,  the  total  cost  of  con- 
Ktmction  to  NoTembcr  80, 1870,  Ia  stated  at  $499,285  00. 


AUDITOR  GENEKAL. 


23^ 


fHH.] 

STATEMENT 

CjfAmujUi  expended/or  8UUe  Pri$on  BuikKiwifaom  183S  to  1870  inehiHrey 
4itko»n  hif  tA«  b(»k$  in  ike  Auditpr  Oeneral'i  Ojfke, 


im. 

IMS. 

mi. 

IBtt. 
U56.. 
IMC.. 


18BB. 


Ifitt. 
ISID. 

vm. 

1MB. 


Totih 


Under  what  Act. 


r  Act  68,  1888... 

i    '*    98,1889... 

•*  185, 1840... 

"    T7, 1841... 

'•    76,1648... 


"  84,1848... 
'*  181,1865... 
"  181,1855... 
'*  181,1805... 
•'  181,1855... 
'•  858,1858... 
'*  858,1608... 
"  258,1608... 
'•  858,1668w.. 
••  858,1608... 
"  858,1808... 
•*  148,  188T... 
'*  148,  188T... 
"  120,  1688... 
'*  120,  18«8... 


Buildings. 


1  818,400  00 

10,88T  15 

s  84,710  81 

8,284  58 

3  88,885  85 


SiOaryorBBUd- 
ing  Ckknun^m. 


8,000  00 
10,000  00\ 


4,700  00 


21,000  00 

7,000  00 

i,000  00 

700  00 

$148,187  84 


825  87 
898  00 
999  00 
999  00 


878  88 


579  56 


419  45 


Total. 


18,400  00 

10,887  15 

84,710  91 

8,284  56 


88.885  a% 


896  87. 

00 

00 

999  00 

8,000  00 

878  08 

10,000  00 

579  US 

4,750  00 

419  45 

21,000  00 

7,000  00 

2,000  00 

700  00 


1154,182  94. 


^  Tlds  is  the  debit  entry,  lese  flOS  00  for  brick  sold,  etc. 

>  This  it  the  debit  entry,  less  |89  25  for  tondrlee  sold. 

>  1\laia  the  debit  entry,  lets  228  54  for  tandrles  told. 


240 


APPEXDtl 


[U.J 
STATEMENT 

Of  Annual  Staie  Priton  ExpendUure;  oi  thown  by  th$  Monthiff  8taki}mi» 
anJUeinths  Office  of  fht  Auditor  General,  and  the  Acts  under  whichiudi 
expenditures  were  made. 


YllAIW. 

Under  what  Act. 

AmH  drawn 

fh>m  the  State 

Trearory. 

Rec'ts  from 

convict  labor, 

etc. 

Ag'ta  Tondien 
of  «x- 
penditnrea.  ■ 

1810 

8oc.  18,  Act  66, 1640.... 

$7,800  00 

$31  49 

$7,909  01 

1841 

ki                  k\                 41 

6,000  00 

613  75 

36,666  9S 

1643' 

km                     .«                     t. 

9,000  00 

8,800  79 

13,866  99 

1848 

\,                    \%                    kl 

• 

8,000  00 

408  34 

6,38818 

1844 

it                   4>                   •> 

10,000  00 

360  33 

10,41$  6 

1645 

•t                   %•                   ki 

7.000  00 

160  36 

8,471  18 

1646 

Sec.68,P«ge7»,R.8.'46 

6,000  00 

15,096  99 

9,56165 

1847 

i«                 ik                 •; 

3,000  00 

11,041  87 

13,679  96 

1648 

k«                           •k                           4» 

6,000  00 

9,889  88 

16,188  49 

1648 

>k                 k.                 t. 

13,000  00 

6,779  81 

>  17,866  76 

1890 

•k                         kk                         k« 

6,000  00 

8,666  45 

15,307  98 

1851 

ik                                 •»                                kk 

6.000  00 

« 18,879  75 

30,066  77 

1808 

••                                 * •                                kk 

9,000  00 

13,871  09 

19,987  09 

1668 

k*                             ••                             k* 

9,600  00 

16,766  61 

39,56612 

1804 

kk                             »•                              •• 

10,600  00 

18,666  39 

38,054  61 

1865 

kk                             kk                             •• 

16,000  00 

31,869  40 

41,968  86 

1866 

kk                             ki                             kk 

20,000  00 

38,565  80 

48,796  09 

1897 

Sec.  6,334,  Page  1,636,  t 
C.  Laws s 

33,790  86 

35,000  00 

48,899  37 

1866 

»k          kk           kk 

31,000  00 

86,009  49 

66,108  41 

1869 

k.                             «•                              vk 

18,000  00 

40,888  57 

51,700  88 

1860 

k.                              .k                             kk 

6,000  00 

45,490  66 

60,687  89 

1861 

kk                             kk                             .« 

1,000  00 

46,186  87 

49,789  66 

186S 

•k                             ki                             kl 

8,000  00 

46,736  88 

54,064  86 

1868 

•:                              kk                              k. 

5,000  00 

88,577  97 

46,107  98 

1864 

kk                              k*                              kk 

18,000  00 

85,137  40 

47,8$6S8 

1866 

kk                             .k                             «• 

45,000  00 

81,478  48 

76,409  9i 

1866 

k.                             kk                             k  k 

68,000  00 

88,686  53 

106,919  It 

1867 

kk                             Bk                             kk 

34,000  00 

56,433  07 

80,196  89 

1868 

•  •                              k  .                             1  . 

33,000  00 

60,665  83 

94,056  57 

1869 

k  k                             k  •                             kk 

87,187  18 
108.415  08 

94,319  79 
91,386  88 

1870 

•  fc                                                            •*                                                           •& 

^    ^w^kr  ■    ^  9  ^^         ^r  ** 

s  16,831  88 

ToUls  . 

$899,560  86 

$969,676  66 

$1,369,357  K 

I  $4,148  56  transferred  from  Bnilding  Accoont. 

'  Indades  an  entry  of  $134  79  to  correct  error. 

>>  Includes  award  of  Board,  $416  00,  and  a  cash  item  of  $1  5^. 

<  Indodes  $900  nnder  Act  196, 1651. 

^  Unexpended  balance*. 


AUDrrOR  OBNEKAL. 


241 


[KK.l 

STATEMENT 

Showing  Annuai  AppropriatioM  for  the  bni^l  of  the  JState  Meform  School 
from  the  opening  of  said  TngOtuHon  to  Sbvember  30, 1870,  Also  the  pur* 
pota  covered  by  mch  Appropriatiom,  as  shoicv-  by  the  booke  in  the  Audi^ 
tor  OtneraVs  Qffke, 


Vfltre   in 
wbkb    Sx- 
peadltiires 
vere  made 


I%5 
1»6 
1S57 
1S57 
1»58 
ISM 
ISM 
IMO 
19M 
186t 
1^ 
ISO 
1848 

m& 

ISCS 
ISM 
IMi 
1S«5 
1M5 
16CS 
1S«« 
18«7 
1M7 

liifti 
19« 
18« 
16« 
1S« 

vm 

ISTO 
ISTO 

13T» 


Todcr  what  Act. 


Act  TS. 
Act  78, 

S€C.  Of 

cWCa     *f 


8«c.  S, 
Secl'si 

8MJC«   >f 


OOCa       If 

See.  3, 

E}vC«  If 

cWC«    1  • 
CMC*  Sf 

iMCa     If 

Sec  Sf 
Sec.  If 

OCC.   *f 

rtcc  Xf 


1865-,. 

18W.... 

Act  91, 

let  91f 

Act  91, 

Act  91  f 

"  198, 

198, 

198, 

19ft 

199 

169, 

18W... 

Act  48, 
149, 
187, 
187, 

8T, 
100, 
195, 
195, 
100, 
195, 
100, 
195, 
195, 
108, 
108, 
108, 
108, 
108f 
lOS, 


4i 
li 
k. 
It 
li 
II 


•  I 

kfc 
kl 
k. 
.1 

kl 
». 
Ik 


li 
11 
kk 
l> 
kl 
k. 
il 
kl 
•  ( 


1857. 
1857- 
1857. 
1857. 
ISCO. 
1859. 
1857. 
1S59. 
1857. 
1861. 
1857. 
1859. 
1868. 
1868. 


1865. 

1865. 
1866. 
1865. 
1867. 
1867. 
1867. 
1867. 
1867. 
1867. 
1867. 
1867. 
1867. 
1867. 
1869. 
1669. 
1869. 
1869. 
1869. 
1869. 


Farm 
and  BnlldiDgH 


911,688  89 
18,868  81 


2,000  00 
10,175  00 

"'5,W8*S4 

i  M94'28 

'V,i8i'76 


•1,516  46 
'3  5,20626 


1,158  42 

<  10,000  00 


Touia. 


10,7*^9  10 


4,052  48 
'i  5.000  00 


•2.000  00 
•  8,8?J  05 


18.000  00 
"  1,126  95 


199,218  69 


Current    £2- 
pcns»e«. 


$12,640  66 

6,188  10 

15,000  00 

15,000  00 


16,999  90 
10,006*66 

18,666 '66 


16,000  00 
16,000  00 

'i4,666'66 
22,666*66 

22,000  00 
16,000  00 
10,000  00 
24,999  20 


88,996  58 
"1^66666 


85,000  00 

""Vi66'66 

9  82,000  00 

* ''"•'566*66 


$387,871  44 


Total. 


$11,688  80 
18,862  81 
12,640  60 

6,188  10 
15,000  00 
15,000  00 

8,000  00 
10,175  00 
16,999  90 

5,MS  24 
10,000  00 

1,494  28 
18,000  00 

2.181  70 
16.000  00 
16,000  00 

1.516  46 
14,000  00 

5,206  25 
22,000  00 
22,000  00 
16,000  00 
10,000  00 
24,999  80 

1,158  42 
10.000  00 
88,998  58 
10,789  10 

1,000  00 

4,052  48 

9,000  00 
35,000  00 

2,000  00 

8,978  05 
82,000  Ou 

8,000  00 

1,626  95 


^6,5S5  i>; 


iRcpaln. 

sinesltnWeU. 

*  bpcnded  for  farm,— $905  56  also  expended  for  samf  purpose  previous  to  Novem- 
ber 18, 18&T. 

*  Appropriated  for  kitchen,  bakcrr  and  lanndr}-. 
-  Stcun  warming  apparataa. 

*  ApptopciAted  for  bam. 

'  WoslEBbops  and  machinery. 

■  Sspended  for  musical  instrumenta. 

'Balaaoeof  appropriation  drawn  out  Rincc  dose  of  fiscal  year. 

1*  Expended  for  books. 


31 


AI»UKKDI\. 


ILL.l 
STATEMENT 

Showing  the  raluaiion  of  iarabU  property  upon  vhich  the  iState  Tax  hn^ 
been  apportioned  each  year  from  J838  ;  the  valuation  a$  ^hoitm  by  tht  U. 
S.  eennui  for  the  year»  1850  and  1860  ;  the  valuation  as  equalized  by  the 
Boards  of  Super tisors  for  the  years  185S,  1856, 1861,  and  1866,  vpon  tthieh 
the  equalization  of  the  State  Board  for  said  years  leas  based;  the  assessed 
valuation  for  the  years  185,3,  1856, 1861,  1866, 1869,  and  1870  ;  also,  the 
total  amount  of  State  ToJt  levied  for  earh  year  and  the  increase  or  decrease 
from  year  to  year. 


Yiw. 


1S88 
1S89 
1^} 
\Ml 

iai2 

IS48 
1»44 
1S45 
1946 
1W7 
1S48 
1S49 

ISM 

1851 
ISM 
1858 
1S58 
1SC8 
1854 
1S65 
1856 
1956 
1856 
1857 
1858 
1859 
1860 
1861 
1661 
1861 
1669 
1868 
1864 
1865 
1866 
1866 
1866 
186T 
1868 
1669 
1970 


Eq'Hz'd  by  Bd.  Suprvisrsl 


/  ••  •  •  *  *  I 

(  Shown  by  cenHaH f 

Eqoalized  by  State  Board. 

Bqnalixed  by  8Utc  B^rd. 
Kqnalizcd  br  Supervisors. 
ABseeeed  vaioatloii... 


EqnAlized  by  State  Board. 
Bqnalised  bv  Hnperrifloni. 
Aaseescd  valoatlon 


As  shown  by  census 

Bqualized  by  SUtc  Board. 
Equalized  bv  Supervisors. 
Assessed  \'aluatiou 


Equalized  by  State  Board. 
Equalized  bv  Supervisors. 
Assessed  valuation 


Valuation. 


^2,953,49r>  61 
46,192J02  29 
37,888,0»4  la 
84,603,021  85,1 

29.148.089  19 
27,606,940  41 
28,588/)07  82 

29.922.090  59 
29,869,065  67 
27,617,240  IS 
29,908,769  27) 
29,188,070  4o 
29,3&4,270  66 
52.679,608  00 
80,976,270  1^ 

Y20,862",474"85 
114.049,102  84 
115,647,758  95 


187,668,009  00 
149.688,900  44 
149,749,628  41 


Assessed  valuation. 
Assessed  >'aluation. 


Totals. 


2)^,294.588  00 
172,0B5,«OS  80 
151,871,992  07 
157,868,206  09 


807,965,M2  92 
176,209,042  82 
179,065,450  86 


258,869,606  96 
266,929,278  49 


Tax. 


$85,906 

92,885 

t5,666 

108,809 

58,296 

55,898 

57,166 

72,805 

73,422 

60,048 

130,719 

102,406 

118,760 


Increase. 


Dccre«»e. 


9o 
40 
M 
08 
07 
8S 
01 
28 
66 
10 
3:) 
75 
67 


$6,478  45 
28,142  99 


1,772  18 

15.189  22 

1,117  48 


81,676  23 
11,862  82 


106,000 

110,000 

10,000 


00 
00 
00^ 


4.000  00 


80,000  00 
40,000  00 
65,000  00 


85,065  20 

85,065  20 

902,668  00 

154,668  00 

464,166  50 


488,178  48 

440.000  79 

470.001  79 
642,467  75 
581,922  97 


880,789  80 
118,747  &4 
465,264  97 
895,264  97 


20,000  00 
10,000  00 
25,000  00 


20,066  20 


117,807  8© 
'8b9',568'50 


19,006  96 


80,001  00 
172,465  96 


298,816  88 


$7,585,406  78  $1,178,146  04 


$16,n9  8C 


454^12  9«i 
2,903  19 


4^379  5C 
'48,812 ':a 


T.7W  ol 

ibo.ooo'oi) 


48,000  UO 


4S,172  69 


60,M4  •> 


1«6.9»1  46 

d4a.48S  87 
70,000  00 


$S89,7SS02 


NoTX.— For  1850  and  prior  years,  the  State  tax  was  apportioned  to  the  a«y«rm]  coiui- 
tlea  upon  the  valuation  of  the  taxable  property  therein,  as  equalized  by  the  Boards  of 
Snpemsors J  for  years  subsequent  to  1S50  it  has  boon  apportioned  upon  the  equaliza- 
tion of  the  SUto  Board. 


ArDlTOU   (UvXElJAL. 


24:] 


I  MM.  J 

STATEMENT 

Shcutittg  Treasury  biila  ure  at  close  of  each  fiscal  yt  a  t\  from  ISoS  to  1810  y  iu- 
chtnce  ;  ahso^  amount  of  inter  eat  received  by  State  Trcanurer  ttpon  fvndu 
deposited  in  bank  ;  aUo^  of  amounts  rereiocd  for  tax  histories^  plata, 
certified  copies  of  records,  etc.,  from  the  offices  desi^nated^  for  years  stated. 


I         ancci*. 


IMl 
m:* 
IMS 
W4 

1S3A 
liVJ 
JS.M 

\^% 
!;«« 

:^ 

1^ 
1^ 
)^ 


$7^.097 
514,027 
SO.IO* 
v^0,10rt 
70.58« 
s5,7«> 
:)«,424 

7S,561 

W.470 

r)2,78« 

N5,957 

«6.057 

97,a)l 

116,555 

«75,778 

538.004 

516,628 

:)$8.015 

158,690 

176.«»4 

168.577 

1^4,621 

1 27,179 

200,794 

:«W,121 

440,(H7 

46^,401 

579,007 

582.118 

1.180.229 

rs84.089 

458.807 


47 

04 
80 
15 
29 

97 
81 
00 
88 
9S 
47 
85 
21 
21 
6S 

as 
1« 

77 
4il 

22 

^S 

79 
62 
0^ 
27 

SI 

82 
96 
67 
T2 
97 


IntercPl  on  F'cIj* 
J)epo*'iled. 


Fkes  ahd  Charues. 

I  j 

And.  (fonoral.  i    Land  Office.     Scc*y  State. 


)1,558 

•i9.92«' 

20.067 

9.189 

2,445 

8.110 


48 
40 
87 
80 
74 


4.256 
5.814 
5.852 
10,495 
14.589 
22.760 
29,859 
88,882 
17.158 


(t 

89 
50 
SO 
15 
75 
94 
47 
41 


S44)l  57 
520  69 
470  79 
96«)  67 

1,882  89 
576  85 

987  90 
2  00 


1.440  11 
1,9JJ5  76 
1.581  08  I 
1.418  5I» 


Totals $218.90184 

'  Trct»arv  overdrawu  thif*  Rinonnt. 


$12.0^8  79 


§5.411  87 


S511  65 

^8  7*) 

1,080  92 

179  Cm 

l.tVW  80 

•iSiJ  95 

2,776  00 

292  01 

$SU  81 


Al'i'KXDlX. 


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APPENDIX. 


I  PP.] 
STATEMENT 

iShoicina  the  number  qf  descriptions  of  land  adrertmd  af  for  sale  (JctoLer  /*.  2^(1^.  for 
taxe^t  of  1868.  returned  to  the  Auditor  Generars  Office  an  delinquent:  aUo.qf  land* 
advertised  as  for  sale  October  S,  ^87^).  for  taxes  of  1868,  returned  delinqmnt:  also,  the 
ina'ease  or  decrease  in  the  number  of  desniptioM  so  advertised. 


COUNTIES. 


1  Alcona. 
Allegan 
.iVlpcna.. 
Antrim  . 
Barry... 


J3ay 

2Benzic . 
Berrien . 
Branch.. 
Calhonn 
Case 


■Charlevoix 
Cheboygan. 
Chippewa.. 

Clinton 

Delta 

Eaton 

Emmet 

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COrNTIES. 


Leelanavr..., 

Lenawee 

UTlngston.. 
Mackinac... 

Macomb 

Maniatcc 

Manlton 

Marquette.. 

Maaoa 

MeoMta 

Meaominec. 

Mklland 

Monroe 

Montcalm... 
Muskegon.. 

Newaygo 

Oakland 

Oceana 

Oatonagon.. 
'Oaceola.... 

Ottawa 

Saginaw 

Sanilac 

Shiawaaaee. 
St.  Clair.... 
St  Jofleph.. 

Tascola 

VanBnren.. 
Washtenaw. 

Wayne 

-Wexford.., 


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adr.  in  ^69 


>  AdTertlaed  with  Alpena  in  1869. 

3  Adt«rtl8ed  with  Grand  TiaTerse  in  1 S69. 

3  Ad?«rtla«d  with  Bmmet  in  1869. 

*  AdTcrtlaed  with  Meooata  in  1869. 

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Antrim 

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801  18 

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11,200  00 

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27  18 

177  00 

1,455  00 

8,750  00 

1,875  00 

579  12 

4,145  00 

575  00 


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22  56 
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8  96 
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2  87 

12  46 
7  67 
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TABLf:    LXVII. 

XBOWjyQ  when^ach  Organised  County  in  ths  State  tea*  ''Laid  Ovt'"  to  what  Covnty 
AttocMdfor  Jtidicial  and  Municipal  pttrpoften^  and  when  fo  Attached ;  o/w  the  year 
in  which  <<kA  County  wa«  Organized. 


Naves  or 
COUNTIKS. 


Akronai 

Allegan 

.\lpena 

.\jitrim 

Barry 

Bay 

Benzie 

Berrien 

Branch 

Caltioan 

(^g,g§ 

Charleroix 

Cheboyf^n 

CMppewa 

<*UBtDn 

Delta 

Eaton 

Emmet. 

Geneaee 

Grand  Trarerpe 

OratioL 

HiUedale 

Honghton. 

iloron 

tngfaam 

Ionia. 

loico. 

leabella... 

<Jackeon 

lEalamazoo 

Kent 

Keweenaw 

Lapeer 

Le^naw 

Lenawee 

Lirlngaton 

Mackinac 

Macomb 

Manietee. 

Maniton 

Maxiiaette 

Maeon 

Xeoo#ta 

Menominee 

Midland- 

Monroe 

Montcalm 

Ma»kegon 

Newajffo. . . . 

OakbiA 

Oceana 

Ontonagon 

Occeola 

OtUwa. 

Sarinaw 

Sanllae 

Sbiawafsee 

St.CUir_ 

St  Joccph. 

Toecola 

Van  Bsren 

Wa«ihtenaw 

Wayne 

Wexford 


1»S1 
1840 
IMO 
1S29 
1R81 

1829 

lf<S9 
1H29 
ISW 
l^M 
182« 
1S81 
lim 
1829 

\im 

1885 
ItMO 
1H81 
1629 
1»I8 
1840 
1«29 
1881 
1840 
1881 
1829 
1829 
1881 
1661 
ISsiS 
1^10 
1822 
1S88 
1818 
1818 
l&M 
1855 

itm 

IMO 
1840 
1861 
1881 
1817 
1831 
1890 
1840 
1619 
1881 
1»18 
1840 
1831 
1«»22 
1822 
1822 
1820 
1829 
1840 
2829 

i82ar 

1815 
1»10 


To  WHAT  COO'TIKH  ATTACHED,  AKD  WhEX. 


Cheboygan,  1858 ;  Alpena,  1857 ;  Iobco,  1858 ;  Alpena,  1850 

Kalamazoo.  1888 

Mackinac,  1840 ;  Cheboygan,  1858 

Mackinac,  1840;  Grand  Traverse,  1858 

St.  Joseph,  1829;  Kalamazoo,  1880 

Haginaw,  1840 

Grand  Traverse,  1868 

Casn,  1829 

St.  Jo8eph.1829 

8t.  Joi»eph,1829;  Kalamazoo,  1680 

Mackinac,' i  MO;' EmnietViMB*. .  I !  J 

Mackinac,  1*10 

Kent,"  V(«6  :*  'Shlawasjice','  1887 '.'.'.'. '.'.  1 '.  I .' *.'  1 ' ! .'. .  1 . '. ! '  ^ !  I ! ! 

Mackinac,  1^8 

St.  Joseph,  1829 :  Kalamazoo,  1S80. 

Mackinac,  1*40 

Oakland,  1885 

Mackinac,  1840 

Saginaw,  1886 

Lenawee,  1829 

Sa'gVnawVi  WO : "  SanllacVlSWl  ."**.'!! .'."'."'  .'.*.".'  !!.'.'!.'!]!.'*  I 

Washtenaw,  1829 

Kent,  1886 

Mackinac,  1840 ;  Saginaw,  1888 

Saginaw,  1M0;  Mi^nd,1855 

Washtenaw,  1829 

St.  Joseph,  1829 

OakiandVi8W*"!II!Iiy.^\\\"^\\*.'ll."*^'l!'.rr..ir.'."."I 

Mackinac.  1840;  Grand  Traverse,  1858 

Monroe,  1822 

Washtenaw,  1888 

Mackinac.'  '40 ;  Ottawa, '*46;"Oc«naI  'Si  VGd'fraVcreeVM 

Hoiighton,"ia46lI^lI^  *""'".'.  ...I!.' '.'.'.'.'.' 

Ottawa,  1W0:  Oceana,  1851 

Kent,  IMO;  Newaygo,  1857 

Marqnette,  1861 

Saginaw,  1886 

ionia",  1840." ."  1 .'.'.'."  I  ^' .'-*.'"  ^^.^.'.v.^'.''.v.""^^ 

kenVY84bl*Il^Jr!I^ri*^J]".llllJJII!I*IJIiI*'J!l"!II*" 

Ottawa,  1840.' '.*."." '. '. '. .1. '. .'-.".".' /.'.'.y.'. . . .*. ^ .'.' ' " . . '.."'.'. ".'.'. 

Houghton.  1W6 

Ottawa,  1840;  Newaygo,  1857 ;  Mecosta,  1859 

Kent,  1886. 

Oakland,  1822 

Oakland,  1822 :  St.  Clair,  1827 ;  Lapeer,  1886 ;  St.Clair,  1&40 
Oakland,  1822 ;  Genesee,  1886 

Saginaw,"i»46Iir..*I!....*"I7."I-"'"IIir"" 

Cass,  1829 

Wayne,  1822 

Mapkinac,'  1 840 ;'  Grand  Traverse^  1 8i!8  ;  Manistee.  iS55. . 


1809 
n885 
1857 
1868 
1887 
1857 
1S60 
1881 
1888 
1888 
1829 
1869 
1858 
1826 
1889 
1861 
1887 
1858 
1886 
1851 
1855 
1885 
1846 
1659 
1888 
1887 
1857 
1859 
1882 
1880 
1886 
1861 
1885 
1868 
1826 
1886 
1818 
1816 
1855 
1855 
1851 
1855 
1659 
1868 
1856 
1817 
1880 
1889 
1859 
1820 
1855 
1855 
1809 
188T 
1885 
1848 
1887 
1821 
1829 
1845 
1887 
1826 
1815 
1869 


ALDITOR    GENERAU 
TABLf   LXrill. 

Cfotu*  Jot  tit  ynirt  1370.  ISSO. 


N.MK,.  OP  VWTlt*. 

Rank, 

ass 

Wjgl^w 

Is 

!i 
li 

7.0W 
WO 

ail 

asB 

"W 

SK.MTp 

jlfc-:-:::: 

si"joKpii" 

nin"^'. '.■.'.■.:;;::::::: 

jtarry 

MvlDgaUni 

?2^"":..;:::;:::: 

^e;;;;;;;; 

^s^ir 

Onnd  Tnvenw 

KS":::::;;:::: 

iSS":::=:  :::::: 
SISSU::...:::..: 

sffiu,  ■■■■■■■"" 

SS?"" 

<.1iirlcv<ili 

ssa.-. 

AWm 

aV  PPLEXENT. 


TABIK  LXIX. 


saowixo  Ou  B 


I'Xm 


COUNTIES, 

\ 

lyo. 

Vllulion. 

i,oi»,iW(t  e» 

s,T«!i.«1  00 
i,»a8JM00 

2,m,aii  00 

T4S.1S0  48 
4AI^8>3» 

m.«&  « 
s!*M,Meoo 

'Hi 

I.ISO  »M  SI 
l,««l.STOS» 
UB.OMOO 

..ass 

Ml,«51  Oil 

i.ow.osaw 
«w.ia9  0o 

l.ll!l,4»4  00 

1      V.l«.Uo» 

3        '.'.4«S;il4 

isei, 

Vsln«tl«b. 

1 

1510, 
YllDtUon. 

S'Kii::::: 
ESsr.-..:: 

»0( 

lis 

I' 

17 

»0o 
KOI» 

WOO 
II  00 

»0» 

vSBS^ — 

S&i.:;::::; 

Mkkiid- 

£;;;;;;; 

HUl»<tole. 

BnrlHi, 

"LCtalr 

t7 
W 

SI 
K 

'i 

" 

f4           4M,»»                                 M  00 

9       ooa,«oe                    MOO 

M          W«.I88                            1    00 

1   ,.!»             LS 

ir.       Noo.ooo                      « 00 

j;          (>i«,l48                            M  00 

!i     iSffl             SS 

ID          nSO.MS                            is  00 
M           389,418                                 11  00 

!■■■       i«.oiO                      10  00 

1         !'1S,41B                            »  00 
l»          T«1,0«0                            M  »0 

M        •i»4.4S0             ..,.„,.;!  00 

-■(           r>t4.*M                    H,«I».4M  SB 

J.:       .-At-Mx             2.400,814  ou 

5!     SS         !«S!! 

<4D0 

woo 
woo 

IB  00 

IS  00 

»00 

IT  00 
N  M 

MOO 

»oo 

IT  DO 

SS::;;::: 

llM 

lonit.. 

iiX.^-:::: 

4,4n30T  00 

4.8flT,08«  Oil 
4.309.081  Oil 

4,MT,»a  oo 
0,CIO.»1T  o<> 

3.400,541  0(1 

<'S5^.:::::::: 

h\    i,OM',»st  S6 

-7       lii.iii 

lt.J^,Wt  00 

SiiSiloo 

*,GTi,«44  00 

i^smItwoo 

l,n8H,6e«  Ti 

m.oHB» 

4I>T,0S«00 

a.is^ise  00 

otuws..!.".!"! 

-■mm-hi 

■9       oii.m 
M   "'Mi'oii' 

.»           Mint 

»!ii»i!c86  M 
■j.an,808  00 

I'^f'^lS 

a*i,«is« 

'■S^^SS 

Lwuiu*":::; 

jo 

-■ 

■     iw^waoo 

»:::■*"*:« 

¥ 

::i!^^ 

110.eM  IB 
:IIG,O0D  00 

2SK" 

il 

4I.M0  0O 

M           T0,1M  00 

M 

i»:i-  o« 

^•a.»ss  oil 

- 

~ 

(ia:,s«3.«wCT 

|OT.W«.Oit  l» 

...f^.3S4.l!;0  00 

BIVi.9i9.8IiJ  49 

A.i:iDrroR  oener.^l. 


TA  BLE    LSX. 

■taO  WISO  line  dale  o/  Oe  oUgiaal  /nylnff  out  if  ""  Ooanlia  qf  Mcwa  and  Alt' 

lAt  CovaOti/o  urhich  tAfU  hart  brra  ailached /rem  Hmc  lo  time ;  lAa  dai4Vf  t 

itaOon  tker^;  Uu  FopulaUon  JOr  the  yean  ulattd;  aUo.lhe  Talaationif  7\ 

Proprrty.  anil  the  Slate  Tax  for  each  year  Ann  the  orqaniiaUm  nf  mM  CbwiCfa 


j 

Alcoka  foes 

TT. 

Al.LKeAN  COCSTT. 

'"S^ 

VlllUtlnn. 

Stale  T«i. 

Laid  ont. 

"onw- 

Vilas  11  on, 

ltd. 

o|l,<«i,iiei  on 

aTlK.ltO  4fi 
OTOI.744  M 
alSI.KiB  U> 

naiCTHI  4ti 

SfflS 

.i.t»,»80  lA 
lrtW.M8«) 
0«lfl,!H7  W 
aait,»fiO  lO 

8t«lcT 

^ 

U.\i 

out. 

l.tSi 

5,t2T 

AtUcbrf  to 

Cbeboygau. 

(I.UI.TSI  48 

JJlOl 

I89C 

""«t.WT,Ki'i6 

zi. 

ISii 

'B. 

■iioii- 

r 

■rt.M»SiB  DO 

tot 

1S,»« 

IMf 

"a- 

TM 

0l,b4,«»  « 

I.10,4»I,0»  «l 

ToWl 

HtlOD. 



"t 

■ah  nil 

vllluUon. 

"ii  br  SHIP  B< 

SUPPLEMKXT. 


8:3 


TABLE   LXXI. 

SHOWING  th€  daU  of  original  laying  out  of  the  Counties  of  Alpnia  and  Antrim  ;  the 
ClMfiMM  to  which  they  have  been  attached  from  time  to  time  ;  the  date  qf  organisation 
thereqf:  the  Population  for  the  years  ttated:  aleo^  the  Valuationof  Taxable  Property, 
and  the  State  Tax  for  each  year  Hnce  the  organization  (f  Mid  Oountie^t. 


• 

-\iPKNA  County. 

1 

• 

Antrim  Cofwty. 

>* 

Popola- 
tfon. 

Valnation. 

1        _                              __^ 

State  Tax.    :    ^Xn'* 

.  1 

Valuation. 

State  Ta.T. 

IW 

tR89 

1840 
1811 

Laid 

out.  Attached 

to  Mackinaw.  1   Laid  out 

and  attached  to 

Mackinaw. 

1848 

1S4B 

_            '1.. .. 

1814 

......  — .....  ,|. ......... 

1 

1846 

!| 

1646 

1 
..............  II .......... 

1 

I8C7 

'1 

1848 

! 

1849 

1 1 

1800 

18B1 

II 

\m 

1808 
1864 

Attached  to 

Cheboygan.    1 

Attached 

to  Grand  Trav 

eree. 

1805 

1666 

I8R 

Organ 

ixed. 

i 

ttB8 

lew 

1819 

817 

1801 

e  1867,862  78 

8991  06 
1,081  64 
989  46 
1,006  61 
1,871  76 
8,802  68 
4,996  59 
4,060  84 

\       2,610  69 

2,248  81 

1801 

1809 

Organ 

izcd. 

1004 

718 

1006 

1008 

« 1,747,848  82 

«  $564,428  82 

$1,066  6B 
1,614  18 

IflIT 

1000 

1.808  18 

1809 

2,766 

a  1,494,280  82 
4;14tt6,175  98 
al,488,TW  92 

S     a424,046  00 

}    c  1,067,614  41 

a  460,488  00 

{•               868  72 

1870 

2,409 
!        Total 

724  48 

1 

Total 

822,678  44  i 

$5,665  99 

1 1 

aAaaeflMd  valaatioD. 

eCaahTslfie. 

^  \*  equalized  by  State  Board  of  Eqaallxatlon. 


At;»ITOR    GENERAL. 


TA  BLE    LXXII, 
mOWINQ  Uie  liaU  tfllie  nHglaal  lOfbiff  out  qf  Of  Counliu  of  Ban-y  and  Bav ;  M 
CbundM  to  tcAliA  U<y  Ash  bten  attachttl  from  lime  to  Unit ;  lAt  dolt  qf  lAf  orjai 
loMon  OertqT;  tht  Populallon  /or  tht  veart  ttaUd ;  aim.  Vie  TaluaHon  if  Tkroh 
noperty,  aad  the  Slate  Tax  for  wrA  ytar  ilna  lAi  oryanltaHon  rf  »i«fl  CwnWa. 


Babbt  CouKTr.                                        BiiCoDurr 

£ 

LlldDDt 

Attached 

VriMMon. 

BMW  Til.    i;^^^' 

V*)iutlon. 

BtslfTii 

■".'.rjisi 

out  M  Arenw 

ooonlr. 

UrginJz 

ed. 

0|7*B.5W  00 

« ;s<i.uBe  00 

dSO^OMOf 

a  SioloHS  0( 
awi-moo 
n4OT,«4T0O 
n408.eMoO 

!i«s 

a8ra;4»0  0« 

•m 

i,6iB 

.fwoniJAtMched 

toS«slD««-. 

O.OTi 

\,^\ 

el.IijO,000  00 

\^t\.       **'^° 

14.041 

r$flis,"s« 

'V40JW00 

S 

14,tSS 



fl.B4T  7S;:          8,801 

(KA^LMBU 

.i,0Ol.te8  8i 

'^:^^ii 

fls.(ios,ow  00 
a  g!kii;414  on 

.■e;<i§3.M«  87 
ae,e7o,m  OS 

Z 

4.S4S14           "[BittfO 

8,iii 

»«.1W  W          Tolil 

turn 

a  AHcnKd  nlultlou. 

r  (^h  (line. 

f  A*  eqmllied  by  ."tiilii  Hoiird  of  E<|ui1i» 


SUPPLEMENT. 


ST) 


TABLE    LXXIII. 

SHOWING  the  dat4  qf  original  laying  out  (^  the  Coufitiee  qf  Benzie  and  Berrien  ;  the 
OowUieg  (0  which  they  Mate  been  attaehed/itam  time  to  time  ;  the  date  qf  organiMafkm 
ther«f;  the  PopuUUion  for  the  yeare  etated  ;  aleo,  the  VaivaOonqf  TaaeaNe  Property, 
and  the  State  Tax  for  each  year  Hnee  the  organization  qf  eaid  Coumtiee. 


^ 
4 


1881 
18ft4 
1888 
IA89 
l»fO 

mi 

m% 

1S48 
1^44 

1»M 
IM7 
1S4S 
1449 
1400 
1451 
li02 
1868 
ISM 
1S55 
lS5ft 

i«pr 

IsSB 
1S50 
1880 
19B1 
1882 
188B 
1904 
1885 
1SC8 
I88T 
ls86 

1.S68 

i>;o 


Pojpala 
tion. 


Attached 


Laid  ont. 
000 


Organ- 
ized. 
S,184 


BEKznt  CotrsTi'. 
Valoation.       State  Tax. 


BXRRIBN  COCXTT. 


to  Graud  Tra 


a$888,900  78 
e  685,196  64 
a  807,418  00 


Total 


Popnla- 
tlon. 


Laidont 
Organ 

1,787 


5,011 


11,417 


18,840 


vernc. 


22,274 


2r),720 


85,110 


Valnatlon. 


and  attached  to 
iaod. 


a  $1,876,271  00 
a  1,686,285  00 
(1808,521  00 
a  714.92S  00 
a  628,092  00 
a  098,802  00 
a  710,668  96 
a  788,142  75 
0  765,824  20 
a  661,208  88' 
a  660,588  21 
a  882,455  10 
a  856,148  80 
f  775,088  81 


e   8,060,888  55 


e  8,989,196  00 


€   4,515,862  00 


e    8,101,461  66 


a  6,208,928  00 
c  28,516,540  87 
a  6,284,094  00 


Total 


State  Tax. 


Casy. 


a  AsacMed  Talaation. 

cOathvaloe. 

r  An  equalized  by  State  Board  of  Bqualization. 


$8,752  M 

8,070  67 

1,797  04 

2,144  78 

1,257  18 

1,896  60 

1,421  81 

1,846  86 

1,918  81 

1,628  02 

3,942  17 

2,941  68 

8,297  47 

2,652  15 

2,762  25 

254  80 

762  90 

1,017  28 

1.869  95 

2,484  12 

2,484  12 

5,799  14 

4,425  65 

12,268  68 

12,765  86 

11,626  20 

12,417  82 

16,974  65 

l.\808  28 

28,169  68 

18,776  76 

12,289  4n 

10,897  98 


$200,789  OH 


Al'DITOR  OEXERiU 


TABLH   LXXir. 
J0WIKOUu<l(Utiif  t^tiirigiimtliitl^<«^<^tkiOouiMit<^  BnintAtH\it(Mliemi 
UtOgimllmtoiMekatrltaMtitiiaaaciUd/nmlfmiloaiiu.atilaltqfrlmwfa 
UaOmamef;  mt  KBptJaOan /or  tlu  ytar  ilaua;  aln>,  Ou  rotuaUM  ^  TVmM 
Prepirlji,  ami  M«  8taU  Tax/er  taeA  tftor  niiiH  tMd  orvanl&rMon  qf  niei  OnHMtt. 


BaiMCH  COCHTT. 


■Id"- 

a         moo 

(             MOO 

eioo 

M  li 

atu 

01  00 

WW 

_ .JI8  00 

a  ISlfitJ  00 

5.715 

l»,«W 

'•■'«"•  - 

■i»,Mi;w»-«, 

( i.»os,w8  no 

sa,iw 



) 

a4.1t4)l,»48l» 
0  J..H«,0»S  M) 

ifen. 

YaliuiloD. 

is-i 

lo"^ 

^    Si: 

3.MSI0 

i»,i» 

a            7900 

1        «.78s 

1        W,8»i 

'«^^ 

8b,i« 

10,075  8« 

<.!IS4iO 

"i;.:, 

j  a  f  j^.4S7  iM 

ic  Boar^  of  Eqiwllmlon. 


SUPPLEMENT. 


8? 


TABLE    LXXV. 

SBOWiNG  tke  date  t^  the  original  lavi*igwtqf  the  CounUesqt  (^om  and  CkaHetoix: 
tkt  «0MNli#«  to  vfHch  thsy  hat4  been  aitaeked  from  Hme  to  time ;  the  date  qf 
orgaid*aikm  thereof;  the  Population  for  the  peare  elated;  ote»,  the  Vaiuaiion  qf  Tax- 
able 'Pteperty^  and  the  State  Tax  for  each  year  since  the  orffonioaHon  ^  said  Counties. 


M 


18M 
18B8 


IMl 
19tt 


18M 
1Mb 
1M8 

leM 

18B1 


18M 


18W 

xmb 

imb 
tmb 

iMft 

lam 

IMI 

im 

IStt 

ism 

1670 


Cam  County. 


Charlevoix  Ooitntt. 


PojmU- 

t£Ml. 


Laid  out 
8,880 


3,r.O 


10,900 


l3i,lS4 


17,805 

iVjio 


Vahutiou. 


Aud  Organ 


State  Tax. 


ized. 


Popala- 
tion. 


a|l,0M,808  00 
a  1, 146,020  00 
a  1,0^,086  53 
a»7«.fid7»4 
aSM,141  IS 
a  80S,888  40 
a 745,616  IT 
0  760,824  80! 
(1760,602  00 1 
a  000,850  001 
aS87.496  00 1 
a908,S60  oo! 
a8»1.486  00  i 
«  811,411  00 


f  2,944,988  00 
'e'B^m\m'QO 


f  8.918,381  00 1 


I 

«  7,079,051  60  [ 


S 
-, 

21,007 


a  4,800,572  00 

0 19,242,187  90 

0  4,209.081  00 


Total 


^,l!M  50 

2,291  24 

2,056  07 

2,928  86 

1,602  28 

1,605  67 

1,491  08 

1,902  06 

1.901  25 

1,727  15 

8,998  61 ; 

•>,859  67 1 

8,185  55! 

2,879  80 

•2,987  94 

244  67! 

784.01! 

978  60 

1,556  80 

•2,086  78 

2,086  78 

4.862  40 

3,708  1811 

10.568  74 1! 

10,991  lOh 

10.009  08!  I 

10,601  46 

14,614  69 

18,876  88:! 

20,216  08  ' 

16,406  54 1 1 

10,094  80 11 

9,085  7.'3!i 


$178,502  47'! 


Laid  out 


Attached 
AtUched 


Organ- 
ized. 
1,724 


Valoation. 


and    attached 


to  Emmet  Co. 
to  Grand   Trav 


a  $85,770  80 

(7101,161  68 

a  98,947  00 


Total. 


State  Tax. 


to  Ma(ikiBac. 


erse. 


valuation. 
cCaahvalne. 
c  As  equalized  by  State  Board  of  EqnalizaUon. 


AUDITOR   «BHBK.VI.. 


TABlt:    LZXVI. 


nUOniA'OtJu  daUqf  IJuorl0nailariHgovlcflMii  CKmnUenif  Cjlitawu  ajtd  I 
peua;  Ot  Comiiia le KMeA  IJur  katt  bttn  aUathtd /tam  ttmeloUme:  au4atti 
or9mitaikMOitn(^;  th»Flv>'UMmfottAtytantUiUa!iam>.ll>*Vai>iatkmtf 
aKc  ProftrlTi.aadOu  Stale  Tia for  tack  ifKtr  ttitei  U<(irvaniairfaHq^(wA  duait 


'Tt 

v.i™.,„„. 

swwrii.  '^^{'fi'i''" 

V»la«tloi..      '    81 

Laid  oat 

md  Rtucbed 

IdMhUdsc.              OM 

OrsiD 

im. 

*»S(.,SW«) 

mt 

^t .':^ 

ell,a»*( 

#» 

ilH  95            I.IW 

<iK.»«i  w 

"jo«o.6iB6o 

i            MDiHi'" 

2.1H 

1WS1  ,         [.TOO 

\BMMad  Tlhiatlon. 

^rnhviTae. 

kg  rqmlliDd  hy  Siatr  rtoard  of  Kigiit 


Sl'PPLKMENT. 


89 


TABLE    LXXVII. 

LOWING  ike  €late  qf  origiMl  lading  tml  iff  tks  OotoUiM  qf  VikUon  and  Ddta  ;  Hu 
OmiUiet  to  wkUk  tktif  Aom  betn  aUadudfrom  Ume  to  Ume  ;  the  daUqfiMrgai^UuHiOn 
OUrtqf;  thsJPoptaatkfn/or  tk$  yean  ttaied  ;  aito^  the  YfAuaXUmnf  Taxable  Property, 
and  the  SttUe  Tax  for  each  year  einee  the  organitation  qf  eaid  ComMee. 


Olintom  County. 


1 1 
1 1 


Dklta  County. 


'  Popula- 

tlOD. 

* 

Valuation. 

'  iiii 

Laid  oat 

Attached 

Atuched 

to  Kent. 

toHbiawasMce 

a  1878,616  0» 

a  754,518  00 

a68S,789  00 

a  686,881  66 

OrganUM 
1,614 

IlirfS 

a  508.480  90 

180 

a419,788  00 
?454,7&l  00 

IM4 

)^ 

a  404,377  00 
a  480,841  00 

iftie 

IH17 

a  456,175  00 
<l  519,954  00 
a  529,508  00 

1>4S 

J«# 

1800 

1)91 

r»,102 

a  505,448  00 
€888,788  00 

issa 

1S9B 

e  1.164,900  00 

ISM 

S,042 

\m 

ISM 

e  1.940.810  00 

IS87 

\m 

IHM 

\m 

18,928 

\m 

e  2,868,840  00 

}m 

\m 

ISM 

14,789 

ifm 

\m 

e  4, 197,21s  82 

\m 

)m 

,  , 

1ST0 

) 

32,S9fi 

a8,421,665  00 

cll,748,«88  87 

a  8,610,617  00 

ToUl. 


State  Tax. 


Popala- 
tion. 


$1,847 

1,500 

1,265 

1,910 

1.186 

889 

909 

1,010 

1,075 

1,145 

2,559 

1,S48 

1.999 

1,809 

1.859 

96 

290 

887 

916 

1,198 

I.19S 

2.856 

2,179 

0,875 

<V686 

fi.(V18 

6,455 

8.824 

7,980 

12,008 

0,727 

6,811 

5,887 


I 

28; 

08, 

46; 

641 

84| 

57 

57 

60 

85 

44 

86 

72 

68 

85 

80 

79 

87' 

15 

15 

96i 

96. 

46 

92, 

74 

82 1 

80, 

881 

87 

94 

45 

55 

06 

01 


Laid  oat 


$106,124  58 


1,172 
Organized 


561 


2,441 


Total 


Valuation. 


and  attached  to 


« 150,000  00 


State  Tax. 


Mackinac. 


«256,6S0  00 


S  a  861,964  00 

'(  <;6M,881  88 

a  815,000  00 


$104  67 
421  84 
888  60 
400  74 
560  11 
484  96 
788  97 
Q04  81 

887  T5 

329  41 


$4,710  20 


f  Asfletsed  Talnation. 

^Caali  Taluc; 

f  As  equalized  by  State  Board  of  Eqaalization. 

12 


IL'DITOK   UKNIiRAL. 


TABLt:    IXXYUI. 
SHOWISOlKedaUiif  Uaor^iinai  laying  out  ^  tit  a>u«titt<!f  KiUai  and  Emmit 
Omittin  to  vUA  IMty  hatt  btm  attadud  from  ttmt  to  limt  ;  IM  daUoftht  trga 
tlaitllenqf;  till l^iptilatiM  /brUtvtanlattd ;  alio, tlU  ValiialUmi^  TaaaUn 
rrtp.  and  tJUatalt  Tax  for  tath  yior  (inw  tlii  ortanUattmi  tf  meh  CamM^. 


i 

K.^«C.„„. 

-r- 

VdiwUon. 
■nd  *)  tubed 

ii«d. 
at18i,t;G  00 

JffifflS 

a  WI.W  « 
a4S7.aio  eo 

a4SB.ftM« 

ouo.suw 
awi^en  00 

O4M.M0  00 
a«tlS.MI  «l 
ntWt.llI  ts 
fl*18.«0  00 

BSD 
MI 

Organ 

r-- 

■m 

S.ltIO 

MM 

-.DM 

<  i,;iM.>M  on 

f  t.«a.ufio  00 

ia.Gi4 

S 

«*,m;iis  00 

s 

IC.UT 

r4.4bT.»6«  6i> 

: 

8M 

810 

■■-^ 

rl^.MC.OIK-i 

0  6.4!(Mil  00 

'xii- 

Yilii«tloii. 

sulci 

«D*dai»'iih^M 

Huklu 

„3 

li^l 

(lAO.ODOOO 

l.liu 

ViJ.ioi'M 

!         \»S> 

rll«,T71  « 

aT0.B41  M 
n  IS1>U  OC 

[ 

'"" 

A  Aa*«aa«d  olDtllan 

'  A*  tqiuliird  by  ^\i 


f  Board  of  Hguftllzallon. 


SUPPLBMRNT. 


91 


TABLE    LXXIX, 

SHOWING  the  date i^foriffiHOt  laying  out  <tf  the  C(mntU$qt  GmtMe  and  Grand  Trax- 
ike  OowUkt  to  which  they  have  been  attached  from  Hme  to  time  ;  the  date  qf 
there(if  ;  the  JPopula^onfar  the  yeare  stated  ;  aleo^  the  Vaiuation  ^  Tax- 
aUe  Property^  aitd  the  State  Tax  for  each  year  Hnce  the  organization  qf  taid  Oottntite. 


•a 

H 


1885 
IBM 
1S88 

im 

1611 

18a 

18IS 
ISM 

19» 

ia4< 

IMT 

\m 
im 

1880 
1»1 

1881 
18G8 
1884 
1885 
1888 

imt 

I 

I 

I 


OsmCBXE    COUKTY. 


Valoatioii. 


If 


1888 
181 


1888 
1S88 
liTQ 


Laidont 
OrgKuiz 


4,«68 


12,081 


15,67tf 


•ii,Wi 


t»,(M8 


\ 
-J 

89,985 


and  attacbed 

a  $486,665  00 
ai»4,S95  88 
a  987,148  9i 
a  917,425  07 
a  Sa9,895  18 
aSMd,506  85 
a  997,728  »4 
a  748,697  00 
a  725,427  67 
a  715,880  01 
a  740.299  00 
a  744,677  00 
a  782,844  00 
e  785,209  28 


«  8.114,856  00; 


€  4.018,455  00 


e  4,025,980  00 


€  7,74€,27S  82 


a  5.9T8«857  00 

C  19,276.700  88 

a  6.002,954  00 


State  Tax. 


to  Oakland. 

I 
$878  81, 
1,818  5ft 
1,994  80' 
2,752  28! 
I,77S  59 
1,997  Oil 
i,995  46l 
1,871  49; 
1,S18  571 
1,788  88i 
3,817  91 
2,601  74^ 
2,867  07i 
2,515  851 
2.610  80! 
258  75< 
776  25I 
1,086  00; 
1,895  02 
2,480  02^ 
2,480  02: 
5,908  48; 

4,509  or 

10,861  02 
1 1,805  77 
10,295  57 
10,997  54 
15,068  09 
14,687  18 
22.158  24 
17,952  91 i 


Tola], 


11,702  881 
9,942  12! 


Oramd  Tbatxbsb  CocirrT. 


1 

Popala- 
•     tion. 

Valuation. 

State  Tax. 

Laid  out 

and  attacbed  to 

Mackinac. 

1     »,.«••••• 

»  mm  m    ••-*••••*-•• 



Organ 

izod. 

911 

— . ...... ...... 

e  $100,000  00 

$47  22 
61  80 

61  80 

• 
t 

147  22 

1,288 

""'V548,459'66 

112  85 
1,479  61 

1,610  20 

1 

1.409  58 

1          2,017 

1,498  21 

1                *ivi.i 

2,047  9S 
1,821  00 

1 

e  699,101  66 

1 

4 

1......--.. 

1,620  25 

! 

t           4,448 

Total. 

a  1,241,898  00 
c  2, 187,218  62 
a  1,150,680  00 

[■         1,066  17 
897  27 

$15,292  98 

a  AMcaaed  valnation. 

f  Casb  Talne. 

(  An  equalized  by  State  Board  of  Equalisation. 


AUDITOB   QKKSRAL. 


T.iSL£     LXXX. 

SUOWING  Ou  doll  1^ Oh  original  laying  iM<^tluVovMia<ifOralMa»dlM 

t>u(lomtUttoteM^tluyhav*btmaUacli4dJtiiiiiUmilotinu;Ouaateqftlu 

izoHon  t/uret^  ;  Oit  Populatloa  for  tht  yran  ilaltd  ;  olto.  Hit  Valvaiiim  i^  3 

Prapert)/.  anil  tAt  Slait  Tax  for  tath  year  Huce  tkt  oryanixatloH  </  «cA  Cant 


Slate  Tux. 

^r^- 

,„,....„„. 

.„, 

t 

'^Gl.''- 

Valuation. 

ValnatiaD. 

s». 

..Id  oat 

«nd.tUcb«lto 

Organ 

Altacbe^ 

lo  Saginaw. 
(0  8t.  Cbir. 

o|l.a5T.19I00 
al,M8,§0100 
iil.t«<>0*00 
alCT8,§>S41 

ai:^;«i4» 

a  1  Wilt  BO 

a  l.lSt.OIS  Si 
oSOOOOOOO 

aaoo;ooooo 

Atucbed 

laHagliiaw. 

T,WO 

■"■■io;i» 

10,1S» 

Orpm 

<ts»,oooao 

Woj 

wooo 

'i,im  Tn 

■(.OSSO* 

1       !(,4«0  8a 

|28,4S4fc. 

4,03J 

Mn.80i 

e«;.«i6o 

*a,*4S,K.t  00 

5,881 

«,8t4 

<!,&>»  CO 

tim-^Hi 

«0 

J, 

11,801. 

iSE 

sa.m 

Total. 

r.t.. 

tMi 

SUPPLEMENT. 


93; 


TABLE   LXXXl. 

f^HOmyO  the  date  <tfthe  original  laying  out  (^  the  Counties  qf  Houghton  and  Huron  ,** 
(he  OowUUe  to  tehieh  they  have  been  attached  from  time  to  time ;  the  date  qf  the  organ- 
Italian  thereof;  the  Poputation  for  the  yeare  etated ;  aleo.the  Valvationqf  Taxabfe 
Property^  and  the  State  Tax  for  each  year  einee  the  organization  qf  such  Counties. 


• 

9 

HOUOBTOK  COUKTY. 

1 

IlrRON  COUWTT. 

'4 
K 
> 

Popala- 
tfon. 

Valaation. 

State  Tax. 

1 

Popnla- 
1     tfon. 

1 

1 

Valnatlon. 

State  Tax. 

1888 

im 

1 

\m 

1 

Laid  oat 

and  attached  to 

Saginaw. 

180 

::::::::::::::i 

\m 

1 
\ 

IM 

Uidoat 

1 
t 

IflM 

1 

IM 

1 

IHI 

Organ 

ized. 

1 

IMT 

1  * 

1MB 

f 

vm 

\m 

798 

1             207 

i« 

I8BI 

UK 

1 

18M 

2,878 

702 

Attached  to  San 

ilac  coantr. 

t» 

1 

lai 

«$800,000  00 

$141  65 
185  87 
185  87 
441  65 
887  05 
-2,698  98  i 
2,809  44 
2,568  41 1 
2,782  85 1 
8,785  67, 
0,126  97' 
J»,278  20, 
7,514  98 

}■         4,898  70 

4.161  68 

tm 

i» 

, 

i» 

'       Organ 
8,167 

1 

ized. 

im 

9Xfi 

tm 

^1,000,480  00 

«  $515,810  00 

81,471  12 

vm 

1,681  86 

\m 

1,894  68 

\m 

8,225 

8,961 

1,489  61 

iw 

2,086  22 

vm 

e  8,242,528  82 

1 
1 

e  1,810,776  66 

2,476  80- 

m 

8,748  62 

tm 

1 

8,087  86 

\m 

1?J0 

a  2,166,646  80 
C  4,166,076  02 
a  1,865,648  00 

( a  1,096,144  50 

)  €  4,188,974  54 

a  1.181,828  00 

'■         1,990  27 

18,881 

1 

9,W9 

1,682  8i) 

rotoi 

^7,801  87 

Total . 

^,848  72 

• 

«  Aaeaased  nUaation. 

^Guhvahie. 

'An  equalized  by  State  Board  of  Equalization. 


-WIHTOR  OKN'KR-^L. 


TABLK    LXSXII. 


•iHOWIXG  tht  tialfqf  oiigiial  laying  out  of  lit  Cwniitto/  liight 
Countiu  to  vliich  (hey  hare  btm  allachedjrom  Unit  to  time ;  the  d: 
l/ienqf;  Ih*  nvulaHonfer  tht  yeariilatni;  alio,  the  Valvallan  m 
and  the  Stale  Tor  for  each  year  rinee  the  organUalioiy  qf  mrh  (bwi 


isa 

'7T 

Laid  oat 

VU-.l... 

Suie  Tm. 
Wni-lileuiw. 

mi 

Organli'd 

■fflffiS 

o6OT.08eTS 

aWI.OfiSGn 
a6t8,tU  S» 

<D83^00 

'I;S!S 

WW 

S,4» 

;«s 

S,*«(l    4 

|i 

is;res44 

10*»M 
'         fl,)M  01 

.-..m  o< 

sw 

B.648 

-;V.Effl;o6o-o6 

11,KS 

<WI4.000M 

1T.4M 

«V«,»»ooo 

1M*S 

<4.4«,e«aoo 

8M 

••••ii 

a  SfiUfiii  00 

tiii.Tss  se 

Laid  ant.  . 
Atuched   [ 


0  089,44 

n 091,49 


SUPPLE^BNT. 


95 


TABLE    LXXXriI. 

^  no  WING  the  date  ^f  the  original  laying  out  of  the  Cofuntie*  of  Joaco  and  Itabella ; 
(he  Counties  to  which  they  have  been  attached  from  time  time ;  the  date  qf  the  organi- 
zaOon  thereof;  the  PopuUUian  for  the  years  etated  ;  also,  the  Valf4ation  of  Jwcable 
PropeHyy  and  (he  State  Tax  for  each  year  since  the  organization  of  such  Counties. 


I 


IO(«CO  COUXTT. 


ISABBLLA  COUKTT. 


< 
W 


1^1 

1888 


Popala 
tion. 


Valaatioii. 


State  Tax. 


I  Popula- 
I     tion. 


-It- 


Laid  oat. 


Valuation. 


SUte  Tax. 


I 

IBM 

18U 

18l» 

1818 

1844 

1845 

vm 

1847 

\m 
vm 
\m 
lan 


Laid  oat 


and  attached 


to  Mackinac. 


Attached 


to  Saginaw  Co. 


ifle 
\m 

1808 
I8R 


Attached 


to  Saginaw 


coanty. 


Attached 


to  Midland  Co. 


Oi|^n 


ixod. 


175 


18n 

1 

I 


«  $129,200  87 


885 


I 
IMI 

1 


1 1444,138  82 


1888 


8,175 


a  1,856,985  94 
C  4,142.885  48 
a  1,518,409  16 


Total. 


$848  60 

862  97 

880  58 

898  07 

482  68 

2,161  90 

8,272  08 

2,651  65 

1,728  51 

1,468  45 


Organ 
1,445 


ized. 


«|888,668  03 


1,844 


e  1.071,825  00 


4,118 


j  a  1,867,254  90 

\  «2,894,688  27 

a  1,206,148  00 


818,160  4811       ToUl. 


aAaecMed  valuation. 

cOishTBliie. 

tSM  equalized  by  State  Board  of  Bqualizatiou. 


81.065  05 
l,On  48 
961  16 
1,048  06 
1,489  65 
2,025  29 
8.065  97 
2,484  09 

1,619  80 

1.876  68 


$16,148  98 


EDITOR    GENBRAt- 


r.iBLE     LXXXIV. 
jiaal  layinj  out  1^  Iht  Coualitti^  J 
icy  Kant  btvn  oUad^tA  from  fbnt  to  i 
npalaaon  for  Vie  feart  ttattd ;  a 
Slatf  Tax  fvr  /atk  jitar  tln«  M*  • 


fi,iM  at- 
<«,ow  -w. 


Yalnnti 

;       :,8s« 

:i« 

IMW 

»I,6W 

-  ----- 

t'ijni. 

s*,««t 

•.ts. 

S^UPPLEMENT. 


97 


TABLE    LXXXY. 

SHOWINO  (he  daU  of  original  laying  out  of  the  Counties  of  Kent  and  Keweenaw ; 
the  OotmUet  to  whicli  they  hare  been  attached  from  time  to  time  ;  the  date  (ff  organ- 
'aoikom  therecf;  the  Population  for  tJu  years  stated:  also,  the  Valuation  qf  Taxable 
Property^  and  the  State  Tax  for  each  year  since  the  organization  of  said  Counties. 


m 

< 
1S81 

Popala- 

tlOD. 

__    

Laid  out. 

Kent  Couxt 
Valuation. 

T. 

State  Tax. 

sum  4S. 

1,784  84; 

1,627  26 i 

2,075  58 

J.020  85 

900  86 

072  66, 

1.846  571 

1,488  68; 

1,465  18! 

8,529  70' 

2,797  101 

8,400  80 i 

8.021  65; 

8,185  68; 

296  00 

883  00 1 

1,184  Wi 

2.765  75  i 

8,606  44l 

8.606  44 

8,502  14; 

6.557  12' 

22,111  681 

28,017  12' 

20,960  48 

22,889  60 

80,6(«  4S 

22,454  9H 

:l:),985  56 1 

27,541  77 

[        17,958  44' 

15,252  81 1 

1 

Popula- 
tion. 

SeweenawCou. 
Valuation. 

N'TT. 

State  Tax. 

im 

On^n  1  IzmI. 

i«» 

a  $1,015,744  00 
a  867,419  87 
a  818.628  50 
a691,»42  87 
a  510.172  42 
a  450,429  8S 
a4S6.880  9S 
0  588.028  98 
a  578,452  89 
a  586,072  00 
a  767,201  00 
a  81 1,962  00 
a  908,609  21 
t  888.014  7S 

l98B 

\m 

2.6^7 

1841 

\m 

im 

-  •  .         •     ... 

.  .  . 

1AI4 

1845 

I 

im 

■ 

1817 

184S 

1 

1SI» 

IdSO 



12.017 



]»1 

18K 



ISflB 

«■  8,562.^28  00 

1S64 

17.869 

JSfiK 

laM 

€5.'S8'6.8b6  (K) 

...... .... 

185Z 



ISSB 

1S» 

\9m 

:M,7i^    --   

( Ijiid  out 
■J  and  or- 
(ganizod. 

im 

e8,196.2.>8  0<> 

^$771,082  02 

$2,080  06 
2,165  24 

ism 

im 

1,971  77 

im 

88,458 

5,180 

•  •••-•»«i        «      •• 

2,106  21 

tM5 

. ., 

2,879  08 

18M 

«11,S88.<>15  00 

e  2,512,178  82 

4,746  98 

im 

7,184  47 

19« 

5,822  28 

1 

50,410 

a  8,581 ,710  00 

<r86,672,W0  11 

a  9.844,1 00  00 

4,209 

)   a  1.1-22.915  60 

\   c  2.168,984  71 

(21,122,915  69 

[         3,796  81 
8,224  80 

1 

rotal -. 

S2W,25I  14 

Total 

$85,975  65 

a  AMewed  ^-aloation. 

e  GMh  value. 

f  .Kb  dualized  bf  State  Board  of  K<|ual{ nation. 

13 


AIDITOR    GEXERAJ- 


SHOWISO  the  Ualt  <^  lie  original  logins  out  ?r  We  Cauntimif  Laparatid  Lsdfo 
tkt  CburIUi  Io  irhicli  Ihey  hate  been  attadied  from  time  to  titue  :  the  dale  qf  the  i 
iaOon  thtm^:  the  n^utaOonfor  the  year  tiattd;  alio,  the  Vaiaattoa  qf  T 
Pn^rlff,  and  the  Stale  Tax/or  each  j/ear  rinft  the  orffaniiafibn  qf  euch  laiiUie* 


a 

T^'- 



IzSl.' 

M|i,iao,B78on 
al  001  SOS  00 
oi;oo«.eSiiM 

al.OSD,S!B  00 
aK0,9USn 

am 

ata!.a»m 

S:SS 

ImwotK. 

sa.ise  7,-.i 

^t,lM411 
■J,01S  BT 

a.sso  4^1 

^^ 

'M 

'Ti- 

vni„Mi«.."  :   s7..c 

I'Tt" 

Uld  oD( 

OtgaD 

1*10 

4.B» 

Uld  out 

nndattachtal  la 

Mackii 

liUli 

T,0^ 

•'"^ 

IS» 

VW 

(1,W0,11SM 

fi,e5;.K!«oi 

:!.])IB  04' 
MO.!  96, 

lis 

isliso  m 
loioa  Kj 

SllO.m  :14' 

U,liTO 

(8,187,80;  w 

S.HJ 

"ffl 

lft,SJ- 

1S» 

ii.xa 

c  10.841, ST4  40 
a  i,sss,3?.^  00 

4..-.T: 

1  a4l4,«ll  M 
1   i-»0,Oi;  11 
n4.M.8Sl  00 

,.„...- 

"c 

McuedYi 

I 

I 


SUPPLEMENT. 


00 


TABLE    LXXXVJl  . 

fiHOWING  the  date  qf  original  laying  out  qf  the  Ckntniietqf  Lmawet  and  Livingston  : 
the  Coitniiee  to  which  they  have  been  attached  from  time  to  time  ;  the  date  of  or- 
fonigation  thereqf  ;  the  Population  for  the  yeare  stated  ;  also,  the  Valuation  of  Taa:- 
able  Property,  and  the  State  Tax  for  each  year  Httce  the  organization  qf  said  Countie*. 


Lenawee  County, 


.•«  I  Pojjttla-  I 


1^ 

\m 
\m 
ism 

\m 

1843 
IMS 

\m 

184S 

\m 
\m 
\m 
\m 

18» 

im 

19M 

\% 

I8M 

\m 


vm 


15^ 


tioo. 

Laid  out 
Organ 


Valuation. 


I 


and  attached 
ized. 


7.416 


SUtc  Tax. 


to  Monroe. 


LiviNGHTOK  County. 


i'onula- 
tion. 


Valuation. 


State  Tax. 


Laid  out 


IT.SsU 


•>«,**) 


I O  $2,868,617  00  i 
a  2,945,900  00, 
a  2,449.811  00- 
a  2,449,811  00, 
O2,00«,2.")8  00 1 
fl  2,000,000  00 1 
a  2,000,000  00 
a  1,994,625  00 1 
a  2,000,000  00 
a  2,000,000  00 
a  2.000,000  00 1 
a  2,000,000  00 
a  2,448.114  00 
e  2.853,050  82 


^\7'^ 


31,148 


3S,49T 


^9,G09,.yl8  001 


e  9,877,591  00  j 


40,202 


{ 

45.S0S 


e  11,86«,040  00 


e  17,550,248  82 


all,021,&48  00 
c  84,892,078  84 
a  10,554,808  00 


4.s<»S 

7.847 

4,012 

4.000 

4,000 

4,987 

5.000 

5,000 

10,500 

7,000 

•S,S87 

W.069 

8,878 

79S 

2,896 

8,198 

4,427 

5,794 

5,794 

18,805 

10,586 

80.662 

81,918 

29,066 

81,048 

42,441 

38,179 

50,216 

40,695 

26,527 

22,586 


28 
00 
fvl 
OS 
52 
0<»i 

00 ; 

OOi 
0<)| 
00: 
00 1 
0<»| 

25, 
78] 

40 
20| 

80 

68 

G8I 

89! 

681 

98l 

58 

M 

84 

54i 

42; 

97i 
64 

98 

75 


Toul. 


$478,784  02 1 


Organ 


',480 


and  attach(Hl  to 


Washtenaw. 


18,175 


ized. 
a  $1,147,574  W, 
fll,2S8,109  00, 
« 1.118.498  00 
a  1,096,760  00 
a  921,201  57' 
«  901,651  76' 
rt8S+,118  00 ' 
a  858,468  00 1 
«  882,821  001 
a  815,110  01  i 
a  860,617  40 , 
0  690.745  2«, 
0598,687  W)\ 
e  807,687  20 


t  8,078.620  97 

14,185 

t  2,8^2,188  00 

10,0^9 

f  8,000,200  00 

16.186 

19,417 


€  6,2(>i,48r>  00 


j  rt  8,480,600  00 

Ul4,ft87.888  87 

a  8,496,541  00 


Total 


§2,295  15 
2,676  22 
2.287  0<» 

3.287  2h 
V,842  40 
1,808  80 
1,768  28 
2,146  17 
2.205  80 
2,087  7^ 
4,898  10 
2,687  4> 
2,456  8r, 
2,768  90 
2.868  is 

256  7S 
767  84 
1,028  12 
1.860  84 
1,780  94 
1,780  94 
4,242  9S 

8.288  OG 
8,098  (4 
8,426  27 
7,678  4:. 
8,196  57 

11,202  95 
11,687  09 
17,916  42 
14,618  5s 

9,404  11 

8.040  22 


$157,0&l  85 


4  AMcMed  valuation . 

''Cuh  value. 

'.U equalized  bj  State  Board  of  Equaliieatlon. 


AIDITOH   (JESERj 


■I  .1  ULK    LXXXVII/. 

SirOWIXO  lilt  daU  of  the  originiU  layiag  Bill  iif  tht  I'tivalief  n/  Macktai 
lie  Oeanaa  lo  which  llirv  hatt  btta  allafMtd  from  ttme  lo  Htae  ;  theai 
iia/Um  Iherecf;  tht  PopulalUm  /or  the  yeart  tialtd ;  o/m.  the  Yaltia 
Properly,  and  tie  Statr  Tax  for  larh  year  »(n«  thf  oigatiitaHon  nf  lU- 


Papula- 
lion. 


'  j'aimjm'i'i  I 


M 

.-■S2  4; 
mm 

§1 

'iifloil';; 


a  AswMed  Tmlni 

CUullVllDS. 

'  AKoqullEod  b; 


SUPPLKMENT. 


101 


TABLE    LXXXJX. 

^ROJfLXG  the  daU  qf  the  original  laying  out  of  the  Countiee  of  Manistee  and  Manilov; 
the  Counties  to  which  they  have  been  attached  from  time  to  time  ;  the  date  qf  the  organ  - 
isaiion  thtreef ;  the  Population  for  the  years  stated  ;  also^  the  Valuation  tf  Taxaitle 
Property,  and  the  Stats  Tax  for  each  year  since  the  organization  qf  such  Counties. 


Bf  AXIitTEB  CoUJiTY 


» 


1«S 


Popnla- 
tlon. 


Valaation. 


Stale  Tax. 


Manitou  Covsrr. 


Popala- 
tlon. 


Valaation. 


State  Tax. 


Mtt 


Laid  oat 


and  attached 


to  Mackinac. 


IM 


attached 


to  Ottawa  CO 


unty. 


Attached 


to  Oceana  con 


nty. 


Attached 
Organ 


to  Grand  Tra 


vorec. 


im 


ized. 
e%l91Ae»  00 


bT4 


« 885,662  62 


nm 


I,678| 


1»CD 


.  •  •  ^ 
I 

6,074 


<'H  8,258  82 


a  1,10:2,865  7H 
<;  8.865.1 16  84 
a  1,186,2W  68 


^8  00 

121  88 

121  S8 

290  25 

221  51 

i)05  54 

iM2  62 

S5S89 

916  92 

1,258  89 

1,586  71 

2,825  86 

l,dB4  82 

1.228  64  I 

1.043  79  ' 


703 
Laid  out 


1,048 


hOl 


and  organized. 
e  ^5,000  00 


<  62,177  00 


e  150,521  66 1 


a  118,551  00 
r  161 ,660  28 
a  118,551  00 


Total 


$18,746  19  .        Total 


n  AMeMed  valaation. 

<"Caiih  value. 

'' A*  cqaalized  by  State  Board  of  Eqnalizarion. 


$11  80 

15  45 

15  45 

86  80 

28  08 

167  74 

174  61 

159  01 

169  85 

282  17 

284  42 

480  46 

848  85 

22T  40 

193  19 


$3,495  2S 


AUDITOR    HEXEKAI.. 


SHOWJ.Va  the  doll  qf  lit  oriffinal  laying  oatqflAt  Vounliti  ^  Hargiittle  anil . 
the  Oounttii  to  tchUA  Uiey  haul  beta  atlaelitd/rom  litni  (o  flow  ,■  rit  ilaU  cf  tht 
iialUn  tlurt^:  Hit  AvufO'lon  fi>r  the  yean  italed ;  alio,  lAe  ValuaHon  if  ^ 
Proptrty.  ttnil  the  tUale  Tax  for  tofA  ytar  rtnct  Ihe  organbaHoH  qf  tudi  Cmmiii 


«.,^..„.  ..,„„, 

M.«.»C..« 

- 

a 

"■r.-- 

VduRlion. 

""•■">■ 

T.^- 

V.la«tioa. 

m.[c 

in 

•nd  aiucbcd  lo 

Atuched 

to  HoughlOB. 



...°r" 

M 

s 

'."■■^; 

loOcema. 

Orgmn 

iieA. 

f  M.O0O  00 

IS 

!I,I»4  01 
S.*0S63: 

;.     H.««8i; 

'-i'-m 

m 

e  i.uoo.ooo  DO 

**M,sii  go 

».m 

H4 

<1i.«T.WS  00 

tiUMiiK 

15.017 

aV.Ms'Mt  00 

J   f*'5''SI£?;'- 

STO 

..^ 

aom.mss! 

tjm«»d  viloBtlon. 

II  cqnallied  bj  Hlatc  Biurd  of  Equillutinii. 


SUPPLEMENT. 


103 


TABLE    XV r. 

>'E0WISO  tht  date  qf  the  oHginal  lofifing  out  of  the  Counties  qf  Mecosta  and  Menotn- 
iiue  ;  the  Countien  to  which  they  have  been  attached  from  time  to  time  ;  the  date  qf  the 
otyanUation  thereof:  the  Population  for  the  yeare  etated  ;  aUo^  the  Valuation  qf 
Taxable  Property,  and  the  State  Ta.r  for  each  year  Mnce  Jie  organization  qf  natd 
i\Mnt%4e. 


Mecosta  County. 


Menominee  County . 


1SS8 
18» 
ISM 
ISll 
l»t 
IStt 
18*4 
1815 
ISM 

isn 

1848 

\m 

18S1 

I8tt 

1« 

185* 

1886 

1801 

18ft7 


Tn"-  i  V«'.-..Uon. 


SUUoTax.   YlC^- 


II 


Valnatiou. 


State  Tax. 


Laid  out 


and  attached 


to  Kent. 


Attached 


to  Newaygo. 


la 

18881 

1811 

1881 

1888 

188i 


Organ 
1.017 


1,W?S 


18R 
188B 

1880 


0,T78 


Iced. 


*  1.218,475  00 


a«.416,428  59 
/r  8.147,089  01 
a  8,891.686  ns 


Total. 


$1,274  70 
1,826  89: 
1.20S  88, 
1.290  72 i 
1.764  8.5 
2,292  951 
8,470  84! 
2,312  85 

1,888  27' 

1,&57  45; 


Sl^,«81  85 


See  Note. 


Oro^an 
496 


«  $154,000  00 
ixed. 


«  440,260  00 


1,894 


Total 


a  541,650  08 

c  2,245,885  28 

0  589.474  89 


AAiaeiNied  valaation. 

rOMhTalae. 

rAseqnalUed  by  State  Board  of  Equalizatfou. 

Acto.— Laid  oat  and  attached  to  Maiquettf. 


$898  88 

420  68 

575  05 

881  90 

1,259  09 

1,020  86 

665  18 

565  OG 


$5,781  10 


Ai;niTOR    (IKNKU 


TABLK     sen. 


iteqfltforlginollaiiinyOHl  if  tie  Connl'ut /^  Uiillaiut  ami  Maiir^ 
ahlch  thei  htttt  beax  alttKlud  /mm  time  to  lime ;  Ue  dale  tf  I 
■of  ;  the  ftjndoHon  for  the  giart  italed  ;  olte.  the  Taluatien  if  ti 
id  the  Slate  Tax  for  each  ftartliiatlieoryaniiaHiM  cf  tatk  chmll 


-«lil«tloi.. 

RUto  Til. 

Lildont 

V.lli«lloi.. 
and  orgiBlKd. 

suit  T»I 

8.543 

S.B1U.W. 

2!:S!:aS 

m^Mo.sis  u 

al.)7«.n7  M 

(I918.4J9  IT 

w 

».VS 

14,«15 

■■"is:iM 

cS,Ml.ST5  0U 

MO 

as 

i.n;4  so 

I.RS9W 
l,4MSt 

l^.'SOSW 

!I..Vrt  7* 

;     !,sjj  11 

|5«fl,SMOO 

si.«i 

<fs«i,iiss  00 

w.ati 

Lsi-i.ai « 

(oVob'i-wi  60 

K1.W1 

W7.WJ  W 

1    n4,JU(r.7«t  111 
KlO.O«.«SIOO 

i|nis!sft)  DO 

Tolnl 

(S01.M 

c^rPPLKMJ'.NT. 


ior> 


TABLE    XCIII. 

sU0\VI2iG  the  daU  <if  the  o/iglnal  laying  ottt  qf  tJie  Counties  of  Jfonicaim  and  Muske- 
gon ;  the  Countie«  to  which  they  have  been  attached  from  time  to  time ;  the  date  ttf 
the  organiuUicn  thereto ;  the  Population  for  the  yean  stated;  also,  the  Valuation  qf 
TaxaJbk  Property,  and  the  State  Tax  for  each  year  since  the  organisation  of  such 
Counties. 


1               Montcalm  Couxtt.                 i 

MUBKKOON  COUJJTT. 

< 

4 
> 

Pomila- 
Uon. 

Valaation. 

1 
State  Tax.    1 

Popula- 
tion. 

Valnation. 

1 

8tate  Tax. 

1881  •  Lftid  ont. 

1 

1 

.._.... 

1888 

.......... 

ifim 

1! 

1810 

Attached 

to  Ionia. 

1 

1 

184t 

• 

184« 

1S48 

IR44 

*  * 

184A 

t 

1846 



I  "      --    - 

1817 

1848 

.  ...  -.1        .  ... 

I8» 

a  57.870  22 

0  66,766  28 

e  109,183  55 

........ ...... ii 

•  «•«•«>•      «     •* 

1800 

3  891 

$247  86; 

878  60 
*S7  71 
24  28 1 
72  69! 
96  98! 

i 

1851 

Iffie 

1838 

f  291,615  00 

i8;m 

2,060 

t<W 

1866 

e  795,288  00 

1               875  51 , 

1 

ll»7 

491  431 

491  4S\ 

1.170  801 

1 

la'K 

lffi9 

f  Aid  ont 

and  organized. 

1S0O 

3,9M 

898  50  >          8.898 

1861 

'....-....- 

«  987,107  00 

2,528  10 

( 

«  860,524  i2 

$2,821  49 
2,416  56 

\m 

2,681  62; 
i            '2.896  48 
2,559  87 
8,499  22, 
8,856  80 

\m 

2,200  68 
2,850  67 
8.218  25 

1864 

5.6i9 

5.810 

( 

1S65 

r. 

\^ 

e  2,(V40,836  66 

1  «••.••••••»•««• 

"€2',648,i66  66 

4,994  as 

7.558  89 

life: 

.■>.886  46 
!             4,729  84 

1  [          8.083  28 

3,619  85 

$0S,365  60 

t 

\m 

1 

1 

6,125  70 

[         3,998  11 

3,392  iW 

$88,566  07 

1969 

ISTO 

J 

i 

18,642 

Fowl 

« 1,527,440  00 
r  6,606,449  08 
rt  1.978,142  00 

1 

1 

14,895 
Total 

j   a  2,946,818  00 
1  t   c  8.200.002  66 
;      0  3,287,212  00 

•  Organixed. 

aAs9€«8ed  valnation. 

'^Caab  valnc. 

<?  As  eqn^zod  by  State  Board  r)f  tlqiiRHxation. 

14 


AVMTOK   (;ES-EHA1 


TA  BLK    XVIV. 

SUOH'l.VU  l/u  dolt  qflHiQrisinai  laying  out  ef  '»«  Coimliri  of  Xnrnyt^o  and  Oa 
land  :  tilt  Vounlialo  itliUk  llwii  Itart  bftn  atladied  frtm  linn  ia  llmt :  tkt  OaUi^  I 
oraanizatlOK  Uicnqf ;  Ihi  Popiilalioii /or  M<  ttan  ilaltd :  alto.  Ihe  Vaiuatiim 
nuaNt  Pnptrly,  and  llu  malt  Tiu  for  tar*  utar  tintt  llit  oraaxiiaHin  i^  « 


•.-■BITQOCOI- 

„. 

Laid  onl. 

incd. 

ni.Hl.moo: 

aiiwojBl  00 ' 
al,lM.08E0u 
a  S.IM.AI1  OU 
a  « in.TTS  OU 
a  i.iw.tis  on 
at.lM.miO0 

It  tMi.tas  00 

a  £.««,«e  00' 

oslsH^oo; 

i 

';c 

Vila*11on. 

suif  Tai. 

M.WTU 

IMO 

Laid  oul 

U>  Kent. 

«..«. 

im 

1SW 
IBM 

Oi^n 

iioi". 

::;::::::: 

":o« 

*tiw.«s  " 

11 

J.OVI  t« 

s.nj  Ml 

■ir.8si' 

,e,fli.»sooo 

»;» 

ISM 



*  .%;»,oiti  00 

(B.W.JII  IKI 

ISW 

*.!« 

"VJiMiioo 

.19.0W 

<li.iss.:!ifl><w. 

so,»r 

lis 

n.4si 



ViiMoiiiii* 

M,7« 

r  l.ljWiU'*'  00 

«.on 

H.OOS 

■d 

ISis 

r«;sW3<aTt 

flttlaii^ool 

"i" 

M.mn 

aAaHMcdnliutloa. 

<-Cwh  value. 
.A«rqinllBi'(ll>jS«tP 


sl'ppleme:st. 


lor 


TABLE  XCV. 

SHOWING  the  date  of  oiiginal  laying  out  qf  the  Counties  of  (ktatm  and  Onlanagou  : 
ths  Counties  to  ichich  they  have  been  attached  from  time  to  time  ;  the  date  qf  the  organ- 
ization thereqf:  the  Population  for  the  years  stated ;  also^  the  Valuation  of  Taxable 
Property,  and  the  State  Tax  for  each  year  since  the  organization  qf  such  Counties. 


• 

H 

1S81 

Popula- 
tion. 

Laid  om. 

1 

OcBANA  County. 

Valuation,    j    State  Tax.     1 

1 

i 

1 

Ontonaoon  Cou 

1 

1 

NTr. 
Stale  Tax. 

188A 

■  "    "i 

ifm 

i                    1 

lAM 

496 

Attached  to 

Ottawa.           j 

IMt 

_ 

................ 

1848 

::"::::::::::     -  - 

1SI8 

1 

Laid  out. 

tHI4 

1H46 

1. 

lftl6 

i 

Attached 

to  Houghton  CO 

untv. 

lUl 

I 

1846 

' 

\m 

'1 

IffiO 

800 

( 

«...••*-*-••*• 1 

899 

ISM 

1 

18M 

•  •-«*•••  .-_•>• 

188S 

: 

1854 

8,662 
Organ 

• 

1805 
IBM 

Organ 

ized. 
<•  $207,866  00 

$97  91 
128  18, 

izod. 

«  $584,^00  00 

$252  14 

18» 

829  98 

18S0 

128  18; 
5105  28, 

829  98 

IRM 

786  14 

IMO 

1,802 

282  971 
976  59 

4,575 

599  94 

IttI 

€862,000  00 

£653,822  00 

1,762  51 

Ifltt 

1,016  58 
925  75 1 
968  87: 

1,851  18 

1,884  68 

\m 

1,670  75 

I8M 

2,879 

•  • 

.... ...... 

5,406 

1,784  66 

1(W6 

2,489  55 

xfm 

<r964,a46  6o 

1,822  19 
2,757  87 i 

e  1,421,885  00 

2,685  81 

\m 

4,064  9C 

}fm 

•i,284  96; 
^          K456  89* 

3,204  22 

1869 

i  '  a  "1,074,862  41 

S  a  1,086,121  00 

>    r  1,986,576  85 

a9n,808  00 

[-         2,147  89 

1S70 

(     c  8,952,432  65^ 

7,222   a  1,420,784  07;             1,287  70 

1 

2.846 

1.824  81 

1                         1 

Total $15,66155.        Total. 

1 

$25,807  02 

aAa«c«eed  valuation. 

rCasb^-alne. 

«  Af  equalized  by  State  Board  of  Eqiializatiou. 


nnoufqffAi  Couiilitiiif  Otcioia  and  OOaira: 
atlaeitd /rvm  Hint  to  rime;  lH«  <taU  of  iittn-- 
rDitt/faittlaltd;  alte.llu  FaliiaHim<if  TacaU' 
tftar  ttmv  the  organitallon  <^  tuek  CbHUSA, 


"■ :  's- 

Valosllon, 

SUWTU. 

■         Or^o 

I»l! 

i;       s.nij 

i.Ha.v 

'■*" 

Il 

f'i.nb.iiw  00 

«1,M«.W0  00 

i.OKt! 

,j        IW» 

f»,a«,mw 

iS-SKS 

j 

n«jBW.«*«) 

;     5,s«  01 

"■'■**■ 

4.««S4 

.StrPLKMEN'T. 


101) 


TABLE    XCVir. 

SHOWING  tht  daU  qf  the  otiginal  laying  out  qf  the  CoutUieti  qf  Haginaw  Ofid  Sanilac  ; 
tkfe  0(m/Uie9  to  tchich  they  have  been  attached  jYom  titne  to  time  ;  the  date  qf  the  organ- 
izaHon  thereqf;  the  Population  for  the  years  stated;  also^the  ValueUion  qf  Taxabit 
Property^  and  the  State  Ta.xfor  each  year  since  the  organization  qf  guch  Counties. 


Saginaw  County 


Sanilac  County 


'0^ 


1M» 

1SS8 
l^ 
l!MO 
ISIl 

ISIS 
1S44 
1845 
ISM 
1847 
lSt8 
1849 
18S0 
1851 

isoe 

IdSfl 
1851 
1855 

l%e 
1857 
1858 
1860 
1840 
1861 
18tt 
IStt 
1864 
1845 
I9M 
18«T 
1868 

1660 

ISTO 


Popala- 
tfon. 


Laid  out 


Oi^n 


Valuatiou. 


and  attached 


State  Tax. 


Popula- 
tion. 


Valuation. 


i;sed. 


to  Oakland.        I^id  out '  and  nttached 
Attached    to  St.  Clair. 


692 


•>.60» 


a$l.l«9,8!W  70 
a  621,602  75' 
a«27.2S4  7.'i 
a  253.894  47 
a  228,382  25 

a  488,726  on 

a  446.658  89 
0  455,872  SO  I 
a  451,079  80, 
r<  851,982  97  j 
«  842,069  54 
a  844,916  46 
a  421,961  16 
€  357.978  01 


3,52^ 


<?  1,886,002  22 1 


e  2,2«.«)S  00. 


12.758 

e  2.498,660  00  • 

t 

...   .  ---, 
1 

19,675 

e  8,459,291  6C. 

89,079 

a  4,688,809  00 

£•20.410,948  88 

a  8,298,668  00 

ToUl 


Attached 


5-2.279 

1.248 

€kA 

761 

446 

>>77 

S98 

1.189 

1. 127 

rt-9 

1  ,s-28 

1,204 

1,584 

1,224 

1.271 

111 

:W8 

444 

1.055 

1.880 

8.290 

2,610 

6,727 

7.002 

6,877 

6,81t 

9.811 

15,984 

24.192 

19,605 

12,780 

10,857 


48 
25 


i| 


Organ 


04    

80    

57,  Attached 

68' 

60'! 

45, 

81.1 

6s'l 

7o;i 

9C    

is:j 

'SA\ 
95  i 
20  ! 
00' I 
00  ' 
00,1 
25  ! 
99 
90: 
15 
89i 

81,; 

79  1 

49 
42 
89 


3.529 


1,628 


NS5d 


14.565 


to  Lapeer. 


Mtate  Tax. 
to  Oaklnml. 


to  St.  cnair. 


ized. 


a  180,998  00 
a  160,867  00 
e  221,225  19 


e  776,657  00 


<^  1,548,925  00 1 


«  1.491,808  00' 


e  2,478,408  82 


(  a  1,808,064  00 

'(  e  4.504,279  98 

a  8,409,276  00 


$147,517  71 


Total 


$605 

757 

785 

&4 

198 

258 

731 

957 

957 

2,280 

1,740 

4,024 

4,180 

8.815 

4,075 

5,570 

4,668 

7,087 

5,748 


M 
00 
60 

62 
11 
85 
09 
09 
27 
20 
55 
85 
02 
14 
51 
12 
88 
99 


3,744  80 
8,180  96 


$55,445  20 


a  AMeMcd  valuation. 

c  Ouh  valae. 

e  Aa  oqnaliced  by  State  Board  of  £quali2atIon. 


AUDITOR   CiESERAL. 


BI.K    XVVIIf. 


SHQJVIXO  IJie  date  qf  thf  aigiaal  layiiig  oat  of  the  VouatUs  of  Shiaaamt  OJid  Si 
Clair  ;  Ike  CounOtt  to  icMcA  thtg  Aart  betn  allachtd  from  llmt  la  lime  ;  Ihi  dolt  of  a 
organiaMon  (Iutm^:  Ihe  PopUlaHonfor  the  yiart  ttaUd  :  alio,  lit  Valualione^  7iu 
aile  Property,  anil  lit  Stale  Tar/Or  faet  year '■iiiet  the  orgaaiiatlca  r^ mieh  Cmnllre. 


PopnI.. 

Vsiuiifion.    , 

Sli.t.-T«j. 

LaM  uut 

sDd  attiiiV,^' 

o  (XktaiHl. 

Atuetiiid 

....■;*" 

--^ 

ind'. 
fltTIO.Sil«i 

olBa.eia  »• 

■■z;"- 


:S;SS 

iK-m 

".Vii^i 

li^l*s 

■■■.i)!^' 

c  w,4D8  jas  M 

(lt.46j.]4£  DO 

I. MI  SI, 

106  sn I 
4snM 


al.iai.^tK< 

lim'.ivt » 


"""itl,"»iT 

,it,!M>,iMi)a 

'^■ 

fit.m.m  w 

«t,80e,S!tl  K 

V'a'4,biw'.»4iMI    • 

;    fT;«8B,TIST8   , 

a  B.I4I,IB7  no 

4.SIS 

se.m 

S,OM 

a  ASHMed  Tilnatlan 


Ic  Board  ol  Kqiialfm 


SUPPLEMHXT. 


Ill 


TABLE    XCIX. 

SJW  WIS<r  tht  date  (^  the  ongincU  la^fing  out  of  the  Canities  of  St.  Joteph  and  Tuscola  ; 
the  CountU^  to  which  they  have  been  attached  from  time  to  time  ;  the  date  of  the  organ- 
ization ther«if  :  the  Population  for  the  years  stated ;  also^  the  Valuation  of  Taxable 
Property,  and  the  State  Tax  for  each  year  since  the  organization  qf  such  Counties. 


St.  Ju»£PH  Col'xty 


«   I  Popala-  .    y^,„^ji 


non 


on. 


State  Tax.    ,    Pj^P"^** 


1H20 
1884 

!<.•» 
1540 
l>il 

l^i 
l^iS 
1544 

1946 
lSt7 

lS4b| 

IS49' 

1800 

18^51 

IS5i 

1SS8 

ISW 

ISTh) 

1956 

iw: 

IS60 

ibei 

1963 
1S64 

1S66 
1967 
ISOS 

1S60 

1870 


and   orjyaniz 


Lnid  rnt  . 

;«81,a05,788  (K) 

:  «l,.'i81,44«  00 

T.06>j  rt  1.059,968  69 

'     a  992,811  ♦« 

aS02,800  (M) 

rt79O.9fc«0'2 

fl&72.0Sr>24 

tf  944,088  9.") 

ae51,»0l  0t> 

a  912,582  00 

I  ^f  1,011,009  (M) 

o967,eS7  00 

a  997,188  00 

f  1,088,920  00 


ed. 


I-J.7r 


«  4,116.975  OOi 


I. "1.0^7 


«  -M.'iCOOO  00; 


•ji,ini 


'   f  5.825,665  00 


il,796;.... 


e  9,229,741  66 


015,816.088  00 
c  28,804,878  18 


2<?.274  ffi  12,721.564  00 


ToLil 


|«,0U 

8,162 

2,119 

2,978 

1.604 

1.581 

t.744 

2.860 

2,879 

2,2S1 

r),(»86 

8,480 

8,S87 

8,726 

•J.  866 

842 

1.026 

1.868 

2.101 

2.749 

2,749 

6,551 

4,999 

15,716 

16,859 

14,897 

15,918 

21,758 

17,440 

26.895 

21,891 


46i 

89 

941 

48' 

621 

97 

22! 

•  .), 

8-^1 

98 

28 

91 

25: 

87 1 

06, 

20 
84 
76! 
76 

84 1 

02! 

»  ^ 

01. 

801 

66' 

05| 

24 

T4, 

00' 


Laid  out 


Organ 


291 


Tuscola  Coontt. 
Valuation.     '   State  Tax. 


and  attached  to   Saginaw 


izcd. 


('$115,249  bb 


18,044  00: 
11.846  10 


f  278.157  98 

1,504 

e  820,664  00 

4,885 

^  980,709  42 

6,988 

(  2,422,458  82 

13,721 

i    a  1,803,020  00 

1    r5,832,S42  92 

a  1,867,621  00 

$240,668  2 


11 


Total 


$894  8:> 

409  26 

28  12 

69  86 

92  4r. 

887  49 

507  11 

507  11 

1,208  15 

922  01 

2,510  M 

2,618  &•) 

2,860  12 

2,542  40 

8,475  88 

4,677  89 

6,927  m 

5,614  81 

8.650  75 

3,109  IS 


$41,981  19 


aAssefficd  valuation. 

'•  Caeh  ralac. 

'.Kf  equalized  by  State  Board  of  Equalization. 


i/iw  <|f  Van  Bartn  t 
I  from  Hbu  to  tbat; 
in  tlalHl ;  alro.  flu  I 


4H,4II  OD 
M^44I  DO 


eoLSM  oo>        :ii.i>e 


SLl'PLKMEXT. 


113 


TABLE    CI, 

SBOWINO  the  date  qf  original  laying  <ntt<if(fu  Counties  qf  Wayne  and  Wec^rd  ;  the 
OounHee  to  which  they  have  been  attached  ftotn,  time  to  time  ;  the  date  qf  organization 
thereto  ;  the  Population/or  the  years  stated ;  also^  the  Valttation  qf  Taxdtie  Property^ 
and  the  State  Tax  for  each  yfar  since  the  organitation  qfsaid  Counties. 


•«  I  Popola- 
^  .     tlon. 


WaYSK    Co C NTT 

Valuation. 


Wbzfobd  Cotistt. 


18151  Laid  out 
iaS8 


1810 
18*1 
1818 


2-LlT« 


t8U 

I8i5i 

18M 

18IU 

Si- 

llfiO:        42,765 
1»l! 


and  organized. 


MM] 


85,778 


18ftT 


rni 


»;• 


75,284 


9S.826 


] 

119,054 


a  87,066.(h24  fiO 
a  7.981,685  OU 
a  6,850,446  28 
a  4.572.861  09 
a  8,788,051  66 
a  8.608,055  22 

^8.858,607  00 
a  3,948,  t44  81 
a  4,077,225  00 
a  8.881,856  00 
a  8iS48,888  00 
a  3,779.487  00 
a  8,476,598  00 
«  8,888,218  76 


e  18,958,585  00 


e  19,148,481  00 


e  28.508,940  00 


SUto  Tax. 


I'opnla- 
tion. 


Valnatlon. 


0  41,871,718  32, 


a  27,515,229  00  i  ( 
c  110.454,295  781  ) 
0  27,291,820  00 ' 

I 


$14,182 

15,868 

12,713 

18,718 

7,566 

7,006 

7,704 

9.870 

10,198 

8,899 

18,772 

18,292 

18,944 

18,117 

18,612 

1,574 

4,724 

6,296 

9,041 

11,882 

11,882 

28,189 

21,518 

68,408 

66,004 

60.106 

64.205 

87,765 

78,174 

118,817 

95,888 

62,508 

53,099 


06' 

83! 

80 

58< 

10| 

ll' 

01  j 

86 

06 

89, 

60 

48| 

90 

20 

16 

67 

01 

82 

80 

80 

80 

78 

18 

16' 

68, 

96' 

16' 

261 

75, 

881 

91, 

06' 

86! ; 


Laid  oat  and  attached 


Attached 


Attach^ 


67 


Organ- i 


ized. 


7S0 


to  Grand  Tra 


to  Manistee. 


a  1941,279  08 

c  761,560  88 

a  795,909  72 


Total !    81,024,816  60 


Total. 


State  Tax. 


to  Mackinac. 


veree. 


a  Aaeewed  valnatioo. 

c  QMh  valne. 

e  Aa  equaliaed  by  State  Board  of  EqnalSaation.  , 

■    ;   15  '■    • 


/ 


/• 


AUDITOR    r.EXERAL. 


lioaqf  TaxabI*  Pnpniv  in  Hit  Stattjor  Ihtyturiue.c 
oani  t^  EmiaHiation  ;  alio  tht  Afttttd  Valualtm  Iheriq) 
alto.  On  OOmpulai  CatJi  Valm  thtrtoffor  the  ytw  1888. 


RHOWIXG  lAe  ValnttHim  <^  TaiiatU  Pruptrls 
mlatd  by  Uu  State  Board  i"  "^ — "— «—  -  -'- 


COUNTIES. 

MBqD>lllOdbT 

State  Boird  or 
Eqni]li->ili.'eO. 

1880. 

AdemhhI  Viln- 

atlon. 

1808. 
Cash  Value. 

•tlonfor 

AlTOD* 

'SC4;42gS2 
8.8S7.S0S  82 

e,ibi,40!  80 

fl.»»8,0I8  82 

7;o7»:o5i  m 

1S8:4HOO 
4,197,218  8a 

«»,ioi  et 

I.684.74B  00 

B.oo8.ftM  ea 

3.242,  MS  82 

4.«80;«fl0  00 
6.8tr7,»48  82 
1.114.118  SI 
1.071.825  00 
12.718.M71  SO 

s:bi2:it8  J» 

4.715.781  88 

8;284:«J  00 
878.828  00 
8,010.198  82 

2iSl 

i.!i8:47sno 

440,280  00 
1.831. 3SI  88 
8.001  .SOI  08 
!:0»0;SS«  80 

is|8gs!58o  on 
Uwjwooo 

(1.182,019  <2 
11.800.488  00 

1.404.280  82 
424.048  00 

0,505,060  no 

Bosleoo  78 
«.so8.eM  00 

4:800:572  00 
88.770  SO 

'J14;4B1  00 
S,421.6«e  00 

sai.osmo 

4,897,514  00 
_   70,W1  BO 

i':24i:s»s  no 

2,812,063  00 
6.680.608  00 

■  4:170:548  00 

4,880.278  no 
IJIflLSSl  20 

io.fa».2a)  00 
e.4.vi.778  00 
8,581.710  no 
i.iM,9(5  ro 

2,872.2*2  00 

414.481  00 

11,021:848  00 

3,480.600  no 

887.01)8  75 
5,884,072  no 
i:i02:s65  7S 

I18.B51  no 

2,008.5!!  no 

i,4io:4M  re 

MI.BBOO* 

l'.!.2^MS  00 

9:579:819  00 
l,074,SO2  41 

5.WW:4B4  00 
4.a88,l«9  00 

4»no,Mloo 

1:888:02000 
ll,106Jt80  00 
10.881,815  00 

M,0B1,118»T 

LBiAln 

1,00181 

it:o6s:i( 

n.»..M 

28,ni6.5t 
1B.87».B( 

488  J» 

„,a:!i 

««4.ffi 

iB,m.8i 

■ill 

111 

ifi:8»o:T< 

I8,88i5; 

«l(?oo:« 

Sil 

.■»o,oi 

19.114.11 

( 

gT«.OJ7.12 

11.174.1: 

ISS,-./.:::.-.-..;: 

Cbarlevoli. 

anadTraTerM.... 

iSE""" 

iSl"--"'""" 

ffise.::;.-.:: 

KSa.;:;.::.:: 

Ssa.vi;:-:::: 

^™l^ 

8.78r.8.1l  K 
6.904.S81  88 
»,2»,T41   88 

I7.IS«,78B  no 

rcisr 

W»>lll«lBW 

S;j£Ai;::::;;::;: 

'8a)7,M5,M2  93 

(25.1.869,600  9« 

SUPPLEMENT. 


115 


TABLE    cm. 

SBOWIXO  Aunsed  and  Cash  Valuation  qf  Taxable  Properly  in  the  »everal  Oonntiee  of 
Uu  State  for  the  year  1B$9  ;  aleo^  the  Aagregate  (ff  Taxee  levied  for  State^  County^ 
TbtPiMAlp,  and  Highfcay  purpoeesfor  the  ttame  year;  aleo,  the  Male  qf  Taxation  for 
the  same  year  vpon  the  Ane^d  VcUwtCn^  and  tq)on  the  Cash  Valve  for  the  several  vos. 


COUNTIES. 


Alkffftn 

Alpena 

Aatrim 

Barry 

B»y 

Bensie 

Berrieo 

Bnuich 

Cftlhoim 

0M8 

dttiieroix 

Cheboy|{Bii. 

Chippewa 

Cninton 

Ddta 

EnHon 

EmmeL 

Oeneaee 

Orand  Travene. 

Otatlot. 

HUladale 

Hongbton 

Huron 

lagbam 

Ionia. 

loaeo 

iMbella.. 

JackaoD 

Kalmnifoo 

Kent 

! 

?r 
Leelaiiaw 
Lenawee... 
LiTingaton. 
Haddoac. 

MaoocDb 

Maalfitee... 
Manitou . . . 
Mavqaette.. 

Maaon 

Meooeta 

Henomlnee 
HldlaiHl.... 

JfoDioe 

MoDtcalm. 
Maakegon. 
llewayao... 
Oakland... 

Ooouia. 

Oatonagon. 

Oaoaola 

Ottawa..... 
Saginaw... 

ianUac 

ShiawaMee 
8C  Clair... 
9C  J^oaeph.. 

Taaoola 

Vaa  Baren. 
Washtenaw 
Wayne 


Rate  or  Taxation  roR  1869  on  AasssaBo  and  Cash  Valua- 
tions, RSSPBCTIYELT. 


Assessed  and  Cash  Valaatlon. 


Assessed. 


$1,182,019  G2 

11,806,488  00 

1,494,280  82 

424,045  00 
6,50^.060  00 
2,488,084  20  i 

868.900  7Si 
6,208,928  001 
4,848.948  00 ' 
7.889,497  00; 
4,860,672  00, 
86.770  hU 

410.015  00: 

214,451  00, 
8.421,665  00! 

861,964  00  > 
4,897,514  00 
70.841  50 
6,978,857  00 
1,241,898  00 
2,812,052  00 
6,686,698  00 
2,166.646  80 
1,006,144  50 
4,170,548  00 
4.«bO,i:7S  00 
1,856.295  94 
1. 867.254  20 
10,888.2S9  00 
6,450,778  00 
8,5hl.710  001 
1,122.915  69' 
2,872,202  CO 

414,481  00 

11.021.^18  00 

8.480.600  00 

887,098  75 
5.864,072  00 
1.102,865  78 

118,551  00 
2,698,522  00 

427,997  08 
2,416,428  59 

541,650  08 
8,007,608  00 
4,656,767  00 
1,527.449  00 

2.946.818  00 
1,519,644  00 

9.579.819  00 
1,074.802  41 
1,085,121  00 

986,895  94 

8.888,454  00 

4.688,809  00 

1,808,694  00 

2,481,646  00 

4,000,941  00 

15^816,088  00 

1,806,080  00 

11.106  880  00 

10,887,845  00 

27,515,229  00 

941.279  08 


1858,869.606  96 


Cash. 


$4,084,118  97 

12.948,491  62 

1,525,175  98 

1,057,614  41 

11,052.195  50 

9.685.986  57 

525,196  64 

28,516.540  87 

18,879.860  87 

26,444;655  95 

19,242,187  90 

101.161  68 

4i«.58S  88 

450,118  12 

11.748,688  87 

6M.821  bK 

18,905,918  78 

.88,558  48 

19,276.700  «S 

2.187,218  .'52 

4,576,878  95 

24,178,178  98 

4,156,076  02 

4,188,974  54 

15.860.757  47 

16,885.560  04 

4,142,885  49 

2,824.598  27 

81.582.824  01 

81,700,671  12 

a%672,840  11 

2,158.9S4  71 

10,841.874  46 

590.017  12 

»4.892,078  &4 

18,870.207  29 

504;642  56 

19,114.175  84 

8,865,116  84 

161,660  2S 

5.268,178  28 

1.414,488  84 

8,147,089  01 

2.245,8&5  28 

6,481,570  67 

10,696.481  90 

0,606,449  08 

8.200,002  66 

8,661,606  68 

27.6^9.842  78 

8,952,482  66 

1.985.576  85 

1.284,968  42 

10,961,801  42 

20.410.948  88 
4,504,279  98 

10,408,528  88 
7.695,718  78 

28,804,878  18 
5,822,842  92 

18.680.949  08 
87,852.217  57 

110.854,011  78 
761,650  88 


Rate  per  cent,  of 
Taxation  on 


Asi*^cd 
Valna'n 


$764,072,172  21 


1.6220 

1.5015 

2.4150 

2.6^65 

1.7146 

6..5472 

8.7088 

8.0258 

2.808 

2.6502 

2.2529 

4.7465 

2.8465 

8.02978 

8.00588 

2i)7l2 

2.29947 

1.8526 

8.0572 

1.74692 

2.1940 

1.8148 

4.5845 

8.57218 

2.99812 

2.6962 

2.622JM 

8.4402 

1.4952 

8.2084 

8.49r>l 

8.0926 

8.8220 

2.9527 

2.1899 

1.8720 

.5807 
2.24T0 
8.0965 

.8077 
2.1820 
8.9544 
1.9414 
1.67277 
2.9600 
2.801 R8 
8.8087 
2.9989 
2.0787 
1.6064 
4.4724 
8.8276 
2.18416 
6.19205 
5.1660 
8.6688 
8.5252 
8.7495 

.98877 
4.0498 
1.1526 
2.1008 
8.1257 
1.5881 


Ca8h 
Value. 


.4.VM 

1.8601 

2.8669 

1.07W 

1.0092 

1.6878 

2.6012 

.7988 

.6299 

.7855 

.5105 

4.0248 

2.4184 

1.4485 

.««750 

1.5488 

.7272 

1.5766 

.9474 

1.0161 

1.»1H2 

.4081 

2.8689 

.W71 

.8126 

.6994 

.85?*5 

2.0284 

.5129 

.6518 

.S408 

1.6122 

.9228 

2.0789 

.6857 

.4S78 

.8879 

.6894 

1.0149 

.2161 

1.0981 

1.1966 

1.4906 

.4085 

1.87S4 

.8806 

1.0777 

.8869 

.5658 

1.2161 

1.7847 

1.7087 

1.8182 

1.1865 

.8289 

1.4270 

1.9494 

.6169 

1.8756 

.9460 

.6015 

.n98 

1.8050 


Aggregate  of 
Taxes. 


2.5089 


.S886 


$18,861  47 
177,278  n 

86,100  47 

11,884  16 
111,589  94 
158,641  18 

18,661  55 
187,876  08 
100,041  14 
194,518  08 

98,248  85 
4,071  18 

11,671  09 

6,497  41 

102.861  29 

10,754  88 

101.126  18 

1.818  47 

182,C86  18 

21,695  06 

61,698  99 
120,412  01 

08,246  66 

89.156  97 
124.829  90 
118.101  94 

85.566  78 

47,C86  82 

161,988  91 

206.615  49 

299,975  67 

»4,727  22 

95.488  41 

12,286  85 

285,854  18 

66.157  19 
1,957  74 

181.778  82 

84.168  12 

849  48 

67,584  10 

16,028  80 

46,914  40 

9,060  67 

89,018  60 

104,921  79 

58,176  67 

88.874  11 

81,589  88 

158.906  86 

46,069  44 

84,446  10 

21,040  62 

144,460  13 

242,177  96 

&4,27'7  80 

85,720  48 

150,017  96 

148,788  46 

78,222  85 

128,010  76 

227,668  88 

860,051  68 

14.481  48 


$6,869,404  4« 


ACMTOH    (;E>CEKAL. 


nIlO  fVnVa  ths  liaU  y  tht  original  laning  out  tf  Iht  Leiiiitir'  of  XticaDyo 
land  ;  lAt  CourUUi  lo  irAifA  lAtj/  han  l/ttR  altaditd  /nmi  Hmt  lo  Hoir  ;  lAi 
organiialUm  lAtrtqf ;  thi  Papiilaiien  for  Iht  ytarr  tfated;  alio.  Iht  V 
Taxabie  Pr^irly.  and  l/ie  Ulaff  Tajr  fi.r  tarh  gior  naee  Ibt  aiti"''!!''' 


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TABLE  XVY. 

SHOWING  the  date  of  otiginal  layitig  out  qf  tAe  Counties  of  Occaiui  and  Ontmxagon  : 
thi9  Ooundee  to  which  they  have  been  attached  from  time  to  time ;  the  date  of  the  organ- 
tzaiion  thereqf:  the  Population  for  the  years  stated ;  (Uso^  the  Valuation  of  Taxable 
Property^  and  the  State  Tax  for  each  year  since  the  organization  qf  such  Counties. 


Oceana  CorxTT.                                    Ontonagon  Countv. 

< 
H 

mi 

Popala- 
tion. 

Laid  om. 

1 
Valuation.        StJitt;  Ta.T.     i 

'Tn-  !     valuation. 

1 

i 

State  Tax. 

1888 

1 

..     .                .| 

188Q 

., 

I! L. 

1840 

496 

Attached  to 

Ottawa. 

1 

1 

1841 

1     _     . 

184ff 

1 

1^ 

i 

Laid  ont. 

t8U 

1810 

1S16 

1 

Attached 

to  UoQghton  CO 

untv. 

1347 

; 

1848 

::::::::::::::! ::::;:::: 

1840 

i8no 

800 

.............. 

1 
^ . ... .. , 

889 

1851 

189* 

1  ---------- 

1 , 

1866 

18,M 

8,662 
Organ 

• 

1895 
18M 

Oi::gan 

ized. 
^$207,866  00 

$97  911 

128  18 

Izcd. 

«  $584,^)00  00 

1 

$262  14 

18,'Vr 

......... 

829  9$ 

18l)g 

12S  18, 
:X»5  28, 

829  98 

18W 

786  14 

1860 

1,802 

282  97" 
976  59 

4,575 

599  94 

1861 

«  862,000  00 

c  658,822  00 

1,762  61 

1868 

1,016  98' 
926  75 1 

988  87! 

■"•■"■"■••• 

1,884  68 

186ft 

""""■■  "*•-  »--- 

1,670  75 

1864 

2.879 

5,406 

1,784  66 

1860 

1,861  iS 
1,822  19 1 
'i.757  87, 

'* 

2,489  N5 

1860 

•      <!964,840  00 

1 

« 1,421,886  00 

2,686  81 

186T 

4.064  96 

1868 

1 

1 

•J.2S4  96 1 
^          1.466  89' 

8,294  22 

1809 

t     a  1,074,802  41 

t   a  1,086,121  00 

)    01,960,576  86 

a9n,608  00 

j-         2,147  89 

1S70 

f     <;  8,992,432  6A   \          -,          -, 

7,222   a  1,420,784  07  i             1.287  70 

2.846 

1.S24  81 

1 
Total $15,661  55ii        Total. 

1 

$25,807  02 

a  AM«*Mcd  valuation. 

r  Cash  \-alue. 

e  A#  eqaallsed  by  State  Board  of  Equalization. 


ArniTor,  oeverai.. 


TABJ.f     XV  VI. 


IMG  l/ie  dalr  qf  Uie  original  lai/iiff  oul  <f  iKe  Co«nRti  iff  Oicmla  and  Ottatca  ; 
aaniio  to  whkh  U<v  kact  bten  tjilaehut  Jrom  lUat  to  Umt;  tht  date  qf  Ouer- 
:anon  IherKif ;  the Populaliim/erlhtstartitaltd:  alio.the  VtU<iaii<m<if  TaaiM' 
Ttg.  and  lit  Slate  Tar  fortaeh  yeartinet  the  er^nixaiion  qf  tueA  OanUa. 


r."- 

"■-"• 

SUW  Tai. 

Laid  ont. 

lo  Kent. 

I«d. 

SUmTu. 

nill,4U7S 
nM0,M4» 

jMonl 

ud  miuchcd 

lO  OtlBWH. 

S«9 

:::.:::::: 

SiS 

:.::'.'-'.'. 

-■:.:■::■"... 

-:«.: 

fl,»M,4T»TO 

W  NcwuIBc 

1»  MfcoM.. 

."'■'^' 

e  l.sis.WO  M 

IMM 

,J.,S(B,lt«  Hi 

ss:>, 

i.ftM 

e  I.K4.I>M  4< 

n  i,o«s.»w  mi 



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10l» 


TABLE     XCVII. 

ifffOWiyG  tht  datt  of  tht  otiginal  laying  out  of  (he  CouiUum  qf  siaginaw  and  Sanilac  : 
Uke  C&untist  to  which  they  have  been  attached  from  time  to  time  ;  the  date  of  the  organ- 
izaHon  thereof ;  the  Population  for  the  years  stated ;  aUOythe  Valuation  qf  Taxadlt 
Property  y  and  the  State  Tax  for  each  year  rince  the  organization  of  euch  Counties. 


Saginaw  County. 


Sanilac  CoirNTY. 


lb27 

1^ 

1H)8 

ISM 

IStl 

1»» 
tS44 
Id46 
ISK 
1»4T 
IS18 
Ibtf 
1890 
1851 
199e 
1808 
ISM 
ISK 
1S8^ 
1857 
I«8 
1^ 

i*$eo 
t^ 

1M2 
196S 
I8C4 
1865 
ISM 
1867 
1868 

1860 

term 


Popala- 
tiou. 


Laid  oat 


Organ 


Valuation. 


and  attachtHl 


izod. 


Stalo  Ta.\. 


to  Ookland. 


Popula- 
tion. 


Valuation. 


fm 


2.609 


a$l.l»»,5*i  70 

'      a  621,693  75' 

a827.2&l  751 

0  258.804  471 

a  228,882  2h 

a  488,726  W 

a  446,658  89 1 

a  455,872  SO* 

0  451,079  80! 

rt  851,982  97 

«842.0S9  M 

aS41,916  46 

0  421,961  16 

e  857,978  01 


3,5255 


<■  1.886,002  22' 


f  2.2*4,S9H  00. 


12.758 


19,675 


i 

89,079 


f  2.498.660  00' 


e  8,459,291  66 


a  4.688,809  00 

r  20.410,948  88 

a  8.298,668  00 


Laid  out'   and  attachc>d 
Attached  .to  St.  CMair. 


Total 


yi.279 

1.248 

fi54 

761 

(4ii 

^77 

^98 

1.189 

1.127 

.<79 

1.S28 

1,204 

1,584 

1,224 

1.271 

111 

:t88 

U4 

l.(»M 

1.8M) 

1.8S0 

8.290 

2.510 

6.727 

7.002 

6.877 

6,811 

9.811 

15,9»4 

24.192 

19,605 

12,780 

10,857 


$147,517  71, 


Organ 

2  822 


..    Attached 

(U   

80    

57,  Attached 
6s"' 

66  ' 

45, 

81 
&S 
70 
9C 

ls;| 

8;r 

95, 
20  ■ 
00-! 
00 
00  ! 
2o! 

99  ! 

15,, 

89 

81 

79 

07 

87 

49j 

42 

89 

481 

08* 


«..>.>« 


7.628 


S,S53 


14.505 


State  T.1X. 


to  Oakland. 


to  Lapeer. 


to  St.  Clair. 


izcd. 

a  180,998  00 
a  160,807  00 
e  221,225  19 


6  776,657  00 


<- 1,548,925  00 : 


e  1.491,808  00' 


e  2,478,403  82 


i  a  1,808,594  00 

(  c  4,504,279  93 

a  8,409,275  00 


Total. 


$605  51 

757  00 

785  60 

&4  M 

193  62 

258  11 

781  Sit 

957  09 

957  09 

2,280  27 

1,740  20 

4,024  55 

4,189  85 

3.815  02 

4,075  14 

5,570  61 

4,668  12 

7,087  88 

5,748  99 

3 ,744  80 

8,180  9C 


$55,445  20 


a  Aaaeaaed  ^-alnatlcn. 

c  OMh  ralne. 

e  As  equalized  by  State  Board  of  £<iaaHzatioQ. 


Al'DITOn    f.ESEHAl,. 


^  /iilaieattn  and  S 


TA£l.h-    XVVIII. 

HltOVi'lSO  tht  dati  <if  Ike  criginal  laipng  out  (ff  the  i'ouidi 

Cialf;  the  Countlttio  irllirA lA/^ Aan  betn attiKhfii  fnna  llmelcHint;  the  SattcfU 

orgaaUatiOB  thers^;  the  f^ulalion  for  the  yean  ilattd :  alto.the  ValualUmnf  To; 

able  Protxrly,  anil  tht  Stale  Taxfortath  yeartiiiee  the  crsaniialUn  r^ mrll  Covnlit*. 


"r- 


I  Biid  attndicdj  toUskliDii. 


a41S.T;5  W 

amt,imoii 

rt 861.1*8  M 


in  r-' 

i(i,sw 



■■■,v^;!»Y« 

S.4601t2: 

MAH 

"■"f"M,9WS»«« 

*S,3Ug.Ml  CC 

1  a4.oao.R4i  w 

4,8W!IS 

1 

M.ee.7 

'  SJ:S?;S?S 

a  Afrewed  r*l  nation. 
c  Caih  \alaf. 


SUPPLEMKXT. 


Ill 


TABLE     XCIX. 

iiBOWIS(T  the  (late  qf'  the  original  laying  out  of  the  Cmmties  of  St.  Jowph  and  Tveeola  ; 
the  Countiee  to  ichidi  they  have  been  attached  from  time  to  time  ;  the  date  of  the  organ- 
ization thtrfof  ;  the  Population  for  the  years  stated ;  also^  the  Valuation  qf  Taxablf 
Property,  and  the  State  Tax  for  each  year  since  the  organisation  (f  svch  Co^mties. 


St.  Joheph  County. 


Tuscola  County. 


a    > 

<    ! 


Popnla- 

tlon. 


Valuation. 


State  Tux. 


Poj)ula- 
tion. 


lJ«4i 

1-m 

1842 
1!^) 

IS46 
1S47 
tft4b 
1S49 
1550 
1851 
IS53 
1R53 
1SS4 
ISTiT) 
1S5(S 
18ft7 
t.S% 
lSf« 
1960 
l&tfl 
imi 
IS63 

lS6o 
1966 

1867 
IS63 

1668^ 

1870' 


Laid  ont  ;  nnd   organiz.ed. 


S,IC6 


.Oft^ 


1*J.717 


>  a  $1,505,783  (H), 
■  a  1,581,446  00  i 

I  rti.a'59,068  oy, 

:      «  992,81 1  65 ! 
«R>2.«0')  00 ; 
a  790.9^»  02 
a  872,085  24 1 

,      a944.08vS95: 
a  951 ,901  00 
rt  912,582  W 

!  « 1,011,009  001 

,      a  967,687  00 
rt  997,188  00 
«l,0i>8,920  00! 


<■  4.116,975  (MH 


15.0^7 


1-4,450.000  00 ; 


•ji.in 


<' 5.825,565  (H) 


•J  1,796' 


*^  9,229.741  66 


(  ;al5.816.0S8  00 


-      ■<    c28,«W,873  18 
26.i'74'a  12,721.564  00 


Total 


^S,011 

8,162 

2,119 

2,978 

1.604 

1,581 

1.744 

2.860 

2,879 

2,281 

5,0:36 

8,480 

8,S5J7 

8,726 

8.866 

342 

1 .026 

1,868 

2.101 

2.749 

2,749 

6,551 

4,999 

15.716 

16,359 

14.897 

15,913 

21,758 

17.440 

26,896 

21,891 

18,944 

11.846 


46  i 
89'! 

481 
62, 

97!' 

22 

88l 

98' 

281 

9l' 

25 1 1 

87 

06 

IS 

20 

a* 

76 
76 
84 

63 
02 
57 

80 
56 
05 

241 
741 

oo; 

00 
10 


Laid  oat 


ri40,668  271  i 


Organ 


291 


Valuation. 


State  Tax. 


and  attached  to 


izcd. 


tf  $115,249  5fc» 


]■  .. . 

«  278.157  98 

1,504 

' 

e  S20.6W  00 

1 

4.885 

/>  980,709  42 

i 

1 

'            6,988 

Saginaw. 


1 

<•  2,422,458  32 

I 

'         18,721 

1 

(    a  1,808,030  00 

'1    c5,8'i2,842  92 

fl  1,867,621  00 

Total 


<!As0ef«cd  valuation. 

r  Caeh  value. 

'•  Af  oqualiz<Hl  by  State  Board  of  Equalization. 


$894  85 

409  2(5 

28  12 

69  81) 

92  45 

887  49 

507  11 

607  II 

1,208  15 

922  01 

2,510  84 

2,618  65 

2,880  12 

2,542  40 

3,475  «J 

4,577  89 

6,927  86 

5,614  81 

8.659  75 

8,109  18 


$41,981  19 


AVUITVK   UKNKKA!,. 


T.<  JllJi  I-. 
'^liOWIA'tr  UK  aaU  <!/'  lAe  orieiaat  laytag  DUl  of  Hit  CuUHlie^  o/  >(in 
WaMeaaw ;  tAt  VQutiiim  to  trhich  th^y  harf  been  attafhtU  /rtnn  linu 
datt  Iff  tht  or-jaidiatton  Mrivq/'.-  Ihe  Popvlalitm  for  Ihe  i/nin  ftutnl;  alro.  tJif  To.' 
KOrton  qf  Taxahlt  Pntpntii,  and  Ihe  Stalt  Tar  far  aich  year  Hnct  l/u  oi-yaal-alKi 
qf  tueA  Comlier. 


a  4M.UM  M : 

n  U0,fti4  ail] 
(I  414.813  t.V 

a  4IW.65I  01 ' 
a  4^.3(11  PH. 

<i4iig!lMi  M 


5.S«4 

f2,»l.4WIW. 

....'':!^ 

j 

».I3n|  oSJiKi.CU  w 


1,       Orgau 

'-•'■ 

jl    «,» 

1.:..:..-.. 

*J*g:;- 

SSI 

'^^T'' 

i.ooeM 

J  ^11  M 

I. HIT  « 


aiMa.ii»i  nil 

n  J.&IH,44:  00 
*i.WT.4«  00 

■  eU«;.;oDo  "oil 


.  s.Hoo'.miii  00  i 

»;t4i 

i     ii,Krt 

i 

41.443 

1  s  io.m;.m.%  ua 

a  ia,MlLft40  00 1 

IpBoBrd  or  i::<tiiiillziillgu 


aiPPLEMEST. 


113 


TABLE    CI. 

SBOWTNO  th$  daU  of  original  laying  out  qf  the  CounOea  <^  Wayns  and  Wea^rd  ;  the 
OonmHieB  to  which  they  hare  bun  attached  ftoin  time  to  time  ;  the  date  of  organitaHcn 
thereqf  ;  the  FopukMonfor  the  years  stated  ;  aleOy  the  Valuation  (tf  Taxable  Property^ 
and  the  State  Tax  for  each  year  tdnce  the  organigation  qffoid  Counties. 


1 

• 

Wayne  Cocxi 

~  '                 ■  1 
State  Tax.    ^ 

WSXrOBD  COUKTT. 

5 

Popula- 
tion. 

Laid  oat 
16,68S 

Valnfttlon. 

•"r^?-     V..a.Uon. 

State  Tax. 

1815 

oud  oi^anized. 

ISM 

vm 

a  87,066,024  50 
a  7.981,665  00 
a  6,859,446  28 
a  4,572.861  09 
a  8.788,061  66 
a  8.608.055  22 
218,858,607  CO 
a  3,94$,  t44  81 
a  4.077^225  00 

814.182  05 

15,868  88 

12,718  89 

18,n8  58' 

7,566  10, 

7,006  11 

7,7W01| 

9.870  86 1 

10,198  06 

3,829  89 

18,772  60 

18,292  48! 

18,944  90, 

18.117  20i 

18,612  16 

1.574  67 

4,724  01 

6.296  82 

9,041  80 

11.882  80' 

11,882  80, 

28.189  78, 

21,518  18' 

68,408  16! 

66,004  68 

60,106  96' 

64.205  161 

87.766  26! 

78,174  76. 

118,817  88, 

95,888  91' 

^       62,508  06' 

58,099  86. 

1                        ; 

vm 

- 

mo 

1811 

84,179 

Laid  oat 

and  attached 

to  Mackinac. 

vm 

.... .......... 

IMt 

1814 

'. 

V""" —  "•"  — 

ms 

..... ..^ ...... 

iii6 

1841 

(l8.88).dB6  00 

SSr 

• 

a  8.848,888  00 
a  8.779.487  00 
a  8.476,598  00 
e  8,888,218  76 

i3 

...  «. 

1869 

42,766 

1851 

• 

186S 

1I0» 
1I5« 

""*«I778 

e  lS,958,58ft  00 

Attached 

to  Grand  Tra 

verae. 

MW 

.\ttached 

to  Maniatee. 

m$ 

e  19,148,491  00 

mt 

1100 

mt 

lan 

75,284 

m 

«S».5b8,946  66 

iitt 

^ 

MM 

88,826 

67 

vm 

wu 

e  41 ,871 ,7 18  82 

1M7 

vm 

U70 

119,054 

a  27,515,229  00 

e  110.454,295  78 

a  27,291,620  00 

Organ>j 
ized.  1 
780 

atMl,270  08 

c  761,550  88 

a  795,909  72 

■               ■••»•••• 

i 

rotol 

• 
$1,024,816  60 

* 

Total. 

a  AmMBd  valaatlOD. 

c  Qnh  valoe. 

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116.771  00 

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1,171,819  on 
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440.MO(10 

i,sni.»i  60 

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i;ow;«8  60 

1,648,100  60 
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3.4*8,084  30 

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7.880,407  DO 
4,160.571  00 

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1,187.318  ai 
4.576.S78  95 

34.178.118  08 
4.156,076  01 

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SUPPLEMENT. 


115 


TABLE    cm. 

8H0WJ2S'O  AsHtted  and  Cash  Valuation  qf  Taxable  Froperty  in  the  teveral  Conntiee  of 
the  State  f&r  the  year  1869  ;  aleo,  the  Aggregate  qf  Taxes  levied  for  State ^  County^ 
TbwfiMlp,  and  mghioay  purposes  for  tne  same  year;  also,  the  Rale  of  Taxation  for 
the  same  year  upon  the  Ass^d  Valuafn,  and  upon  the  Cash  Value  for  the  several  cos. 


COUNTIES. 


Ratk  of  Taxation  tor  IddO  ok  Asbebbed  and  Cash  Valua- 

TIONB,  RBSPSCTIVSLT. 


ABscsBed  and  CaBh  Valuation. 


AUegean 

Aifwna 

Antrim 

Barry 

Bay 

Beaxie 

BcirlcB .....  — 

BlEDCh 

Ctlboan 

CaM 

CharicTOiz 

CheboyKAn 

<%lppewa 

CSinton 

Ddta 

Baton 

Sinmet. 

Q«DMee_ 

Oraod  Tmrerse 

Ovatiot. 

miladsle 

Houghton 

Huron 

bfbam 

l<wia 

loaoo 

laabelU... 

Jackson 

Kalamazoo 

Kent 

fr 
Laelanaw 
Lenawee... 
liTlnsaUm. 
HarkTnac 

Maoomb 

Mantetee... 
Haniton . . . 
XarqoetteL. 

Haw^n 

Meooata 

MenmBlnee 
Midland.... 

Honroe 

Montcalm  _ 
Moakegon . 

Jfeimyso 

Onkland... 

Ooesna 

Ontonagon. 

Oaeaola 

Ottawa 

flurinaw ... 

aSilac 

flliiawnMee 
BLOair.... 
flt.  ioneph.. 

Tnaoola 

Tan  Bnren. 
Washtenaw 

Wayne 

Wezfiitd.... 


^^SBCsseci. 


Cash. 


$1,182,019  62 

n,M06,488  00 

1,494,280  A2 

424,045  00 
<t,60A.060  00 
2,428,084  20 

868.900  T8 
6,208,928  00 ; 
4.848.948  00 
7,889,497  00  > 
4,860,672  00! 
86,770  W). 

410.016  00 1 

214,461  00 ! 
8.421,665  00 

861,964  00 
4,897,614  00 
70.841  60 
6,978,867  00 
1.241,898  00 
2,812,062  00 
6,686,698  00 
2,166.646  80 
1.096,144  riO 
4,170,648  00 
4,880,'i7S  00 
1,866.295  94 
1,867,264  20 
10,888.2^9  00 
6,460,778  00 
8,661.710  00 
1.122.916  60 
2,872,202  CO 

414,481  00 

11.021,848  00 

8.480.600  00 

887,098  75 
5.864,072  00 
1,102,865  78 

118,661  00 
2,698,622  00 

427,997  08 
2,416,428  59 

541,650  08 
8,007,608  00 
4,&'»,767  00 
1,627.449  00 

2.946.818  00 
1,619,644  00 

9.579.819  00 
1,074.802  41 
1,085,121  00 

986,895  94 

2.888,454  00 

4.688,809  00 

1,808,564  00 

2,481,648  00 

4,000,941  00 

15,816.088  00 

1,806,020  00 

11,106  880  00 

10,887,845  00 

27,515,229  00 

941.279  08 


1268,869.606  96 


$4,084,118  97 

12.948,491  62 

1,626,176  98 

1,067,614  41 

11,062.195  50 

9.685:986  67 

625,196  64 

28.516.510  87 

18,879,860  87 

26,444,656  95 

19,242,187  90 

101,161  68 

4S8,688  88 

450,118  12 

11,748,688  87 

694.821  88 

18,906,918  78 

.88.658  48 

19,276.700  8S 

2,187,218  52 

4,676,878  95 

24,178,178  98 

4,166,076  02 

4,188,974  64 

15.860.767  47 

16,885.550  64 

4.142.885  49 
2,824.598  27 

81.582,824  01 

81,700,671  12 

86,672,810  11 

2,158.984  71 

10,811.874  46 

690.017  12 

84.892,078  84 

18.870,207  29 

604,642  66 

19,114.176  84 

8,865,116  84 

161,660  2S 

6.268,178  28 

1.414.488  »4 

8.147,089  01 

2.246.886  28 
6,481,570  67 

10,696.481  90 
6,606,449  08 
8.200,002  66 
8.561,606  68 

27,6vS9,842  78 
8,962,482  66 
1,985,676  85 
1.284,968  42 

10.961.801  42 

20.410.948  88 
4,604,279  98 

10,408,628  88 
7,696,718  78 

28,804.878  18 
5,822.842  92 

18.680.949  08 
87,862,217  67 

110,854,011  78 
761,560  88 

$764,072,172  21 


Rate  per  cent,  of 
Taxation  on 


ABfii'cd 
Yalna'n 


1.6220 

1.6015 

2.4159 

2.68165 

1.7146 

6.5472 

8.7088 

8.0268 

2.808 

2.6502 

2.2629 

4.7465 

2.8465 

8.02978 

8.00588 

2.9712 

2.29947 

1.8526 

3.0572 

1.74692 

2.1940 

1.8148 

4.5845 

8.67218 

2.99812 

2.6962 

2.622)U 

8.4402 

1.4962 

8.2084 

8.49M 

8.0926 

8.8226 

2.9527 

2.1809 

1.8720 

.5807 
2.2170 
8.0$»65 

.8077 
2.1820 
8.954-1 
1.9414 
1.67277 
2.9600 
2.80168 
8.8087 
2.9969 
2.0787 
1.6064 
4.47M 
8.8276 
2.18416 
6.19205 
6.1650 
8.56as 
8..'i252 
8.7496 

.98877 
4.0498 
1.1626 
2.1008 
8.1267 
1.6881 


Cash 
Value. 


.4561 

1.8691 

2.8669 

1.0761 

1.0092 

1.6878 

2.6012 

.7988 

.5299 

.7856 

.5105 

4.0248 

2.41»1 

1.4485 

.f<759 

1.54W 

.7272 

1.6766 

.9474 

1.0151 

1.8482 

.4981 

2.8689 

.9471 

.8126 

.6994 

.8585 

2.0284 

.5129 

.6518 

.6408 

1.6122 

.9228 

2.0789 

.6857 

.4878 

.8879 

.6894 

1.0149 

.2161 

1.0981 

1.1966 

1.4906 

.4085 

1.8784 

.9808 

.8806 

1.0777 

.8860 

.5563 

1.2161 

1.7847 

1.7087 

1.8182 

1.1865 

.8289 

1.4270 

1.9494 

.6169 

1.8766 

.9460 

.6016 

.7798 

1.8960 


Aggregate  of 
Taxes. 


2.5089  '      .8886 


$18,861  47 

177,278  n 

86,100  47 

11,884  IS 

111,689  94 

158,611  18 

18,661  66 

187,875  02 

100,041  14 

194,518  08 

98,248  85 

4,071  18 

11,671  09 

6,497  41 

102.861  29 

10,754  88 

101.125  18 

1,812  47 

182,€d6  18 

21,695  06 

61,698  99 

120,412  01 

98,246  66 

89,166  97 

124,829  90 

118,101  94 

85,666  78 

47,C86  82 

161,988  91 

206.615  49 

299,975  67 

ai,727  22 

96.488  41 

12,286  85 

285,854  18 

65,157  19 

1,967  74 

181.778  82 

84.168  12 

819  48 

57,684  10 

16.928  80 

46,914  40 

9,060  67 

89,018  69 

104,921  79 

68,176  67 

88,874  U 

81,689  82 

158,906  88 

48,069  44 

84,446  10 

21,040  62 

144,489  12 

242,177  96 

61,277  80 

85,720  48 

160,017  96 

148,788  48 

78,222  85 

128,010  76 

227,688  88 

860,061  68 

14.481  48 


$6,860,404  46 


AUDITOH    QENEUAI- 
TABLK    CIV.—SMUtttt  qf  AmrtmeHl.    ralwUlot 
I  Otarv  SrA>un«  or  ino. 

(■OlNTIFJi. 


SUPPLEMENT. 
Tiaxation  In  the  State  of  MeAigan,  far  the  Ynir  JS69. 


117 


Ambskbd  and  Ca»h  Valuation  of  tbk  Pjciwonal  and  Real  Estate  roR  18a». 


A0fiB»8ED  Valuation  op 


PctsodaI  Estate      Real  Rrttatp. 


$B»MO  00 

l,t 48.480  00 

2eO,4Sl  65 

68,206  OO; 

1.016,067  00, 

805,247  00' 

68,97»  00 

1.088,896  00* 

ni,688  00 

1.482^806  00 

804,671  0(1 

88,080  00 

99,985  00 

48,705  00 

«09,904  00 

65,458  00 

678,786  00 

27.087  00 

1,088,622  00 

884,764  00 

420.888  00 
1.241,448  00 

418.160  00 

895,859  00 

670,878  00 

801,705  90 

1H8.989  00 

107,788  50 

8,078,851  00 

1,888,615  Oil 

1,701.951  00 

102,060  00 

491,289  00 

189,847  00 

1.996,066  00 

786,825  00 

78,288  84 

1,098,287  00 

829.862  00 

14,196  S5 

807,188  00 

98,451  55 

886,650  00 

96.441  00 

106.889  00 
890,515  00 
856,299  00 
901,671  00 
888,528  42 

1,971,409  00 

166,968  00 

181.8^00 

68,688  00 

420,888  00 

780,576  00 

888.686  00 

885,888  00 

798,268  00 

8,410.960  00 

877,887  00 

1,696,845  00 

8,045,577  00 

7,092.666  00 

45,915  85 


(46,880,009  66 


11.072,509  02 
10.058.006  00 

1.288,849  17 
860.887  00 

5.488.998  00 

2.117.787  20 
815.921  78 

6,n5,&27  00 
8.578.285  00 
5,907,142  00 
8,5M,901  00 
47,740  SO 

810,080  00 

165,746  00 
8.811.761  00 

896,511  00 

8,728.728  00 

48,754  50 

4.945,285  00 

907,184  00 
2.801,719  00 
5,895.150  00 
1,758,486  80 

800.285  50 
3,409,675  00 
8,578,578  00 
1,172.806  94 
1,259,521  70 
8,754.988  00 
5,117,158  00 
6,879,750  00 
1,020.855  69 
2,880,968  00 

275.084  00 
9.025.792  00 
2.744,275  00 

268,816  41 
4,765,83)5  00 

778,518  78 

99.857  15 

2.801,880  00 

885,545  58 
2,179.778  SO 

445.206  08 
2,908,709  00 
8,788.252  00 
1.271,150  00 
2.045,148  00 
1,286,121  58 
7,606,410  00 

94)7.884  41 

858,741  00 

928,262  94 
1,918,226  00 
8.968.288  00 
1,470,958  00 
2,106,810  00 
8.202,679  00 
18,905,188  00 

1.580.788  00 
9.410.085  00 
8,798,268  00 

20,482,561  00 
895,868  68 


$207,619,597  80 


For  Canh  Value 
multiply 

AHttesHcd  Valu- 
ation by 

8.56864757 
1.09678148 
1.020675605 
3.4941 0H88 
1.69909851 
8.99744118 
1.42866 
8.78758946 
4.84618446 
8.60806107 
4.4127669 
1.179442 
1.179442 
2.0989822 
8.4S2I4 
1.918207 
8.1622216 
1.179442 
8.22684829 
1.72092516 
1.62741618 
8.64840717 
1.918207 
8.77187785 
8.68815085 
8.8M908876 
8.0M52178 
1.70019099 
2.91584958 
4.914248784 
4.15684521 
1.918207 
8.6006781 
1.42868 
8.12085458 
8.&il85l2 
1.497017 
8.25058967 
8.05124784 
1.42868 
1.9508911 
8.80477884 
1.80285184 
4.145458998 
2.15605882 
8.846854150 
4.82515195 
2.78266814 
8.84864580 
8.890484854 
8.67785745 
1.918207 
1.25262552 
4.69745768 
4.85811906 
2.49789128 
4.27888897 
1.92847717 
1..' 2159485 
8.94401772 
1.21880065 
8.49259682 
4.010652127 
.80905964 


8.00970618 


Ca«»h  Value  of 


Personal  Estate 


$196,1  U  00 

1.855.280  28 
205.448  71 
158.418  14 

1.251.281  10 
1,185,889  08 

75,425  14 

8,915,669  68 

8.899.065  82 

5.197,011  98 

8.500,227  86 

44,854  18 

117,867  52 

100,441  88 

2,097,926  90 

125,562  40 

2,180,171  88 

81,947  55 

8.508.477  95 
466,688  87 
708,690  78 

4,404,986  42 

792,526  86 

1.188,618  80 

2,520,612  44 

8,169.885  09 

618,98'4  28 

174,045  &4 

6,269,864  M 

6.656.145  45 

7,758,106  98 

195,772  20 

1,796,900  2ft 

198.885  nn 

6.225,788  01 

2,911,467  52 

109,704  91 

8.548.980  20 

1.047,111  72 

•   20.207  60 

616,216  40 

415,492  88 

828.418  81 

899,804  16 

221.966  46 

1.086,829  ^ 

1,181,816  82 

2,251,117  16 

675,406  58 

5,284,761  75 

690,158  18 

847,924  88 

75,161  82 

1,568.968  24 

8,164,224  25 

772,488  60 

1.868.275  58 

1,572.569  89 

8,572,049  88 

7»7,C89  62 

2.281  ,aM  11 

7.622.478  56 
26,110.757  99 

52.226  9S 


$148,166,906  04 


Real  £8Ut(<. 


$JJ,S87,974  97 

11,098,211  89 

1,819,788  27 

904,201  27 

9,800.914  40 

8,500,547  49 

449,771  60 

19,600.871  19 

15,480,294  65 

21,247,648  97 

15,741,960  04 

56,807  60 

865,781  86 

849,676  79 

9,646,706  47 

568,7€0  48 

11,726,741  95 

61,606  88 

15,678,222  48 

1,670,680  15 

8,872,688  22 

19.768,187  51 

8,868,649  66 

2,950,861  24 

12,840,146  08 

18,716.165  55 

8,498,901  21 

2,150,647  68 

25,818.450  87 

25,044,526  67 

.27,919,788  18 

1,958.212  51 

8,544,974  2» 

891,681  611 

28.166.285  88 

10,458,789  77 

894,987  65 

15,566.245  14 

2,818,006  12 

141,4.'y2  78 

4.046.966  8h 

998,941  01 

2,823,620  20 

1,845,581  12 

6,259,604  n 

8,759.662  68 

5.474,682  71 

5,948,885  60 

2,886,099  95 

22,455,060  98 

8,262,274  62 

1,687,651  97 

1,169.797  10 

9,892.888  18 

17.246,719  58 

8,781,846  88 

9,040,248  80 

6,128,149  84 

19,782.828  80 

4,f>85.808  80 

11,299,,'i&4  97 

80.229,744  01 

iM,248,268  74 

709.828  90 


$620,905,207  17 


i:i)rroR  geheral, 

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SUPPLEMENT. 


119 


TABLE    CIV.  —  Candnued. 


AXOUXT  OP  TaX£9  AseE88KD  FOR  GENBKAI<  PUBPOeXS,  FOB  THE  YEAB  1869. 


State 
.Tax. 


$9,180  04 

2.998  06 

1476  90 

6,688  61 

8,S49  66 

410  01 

12.482  94 

10,956  11 

19,721  66 

10,688  92 


246  96 

298  58 

9001  8S 

861  96 

6,942  80 

122  08 

11,9M  OS 

1,172  26 

2,686  87 

12,895  57 

6,790  18 

2,171  78 

6,909  10 

11,600  48 

1,729  7.% 

1,657  89 

20,176  56 

14,804  66 

18.249  09 

5,»I0  60 

7,206  67 

492  61 

26,616  M 

10,289  44 

664  45 

14.047  81 

1.116  79 

227  40 

Mil  58 

750  26 

1,9(M7I 

668  24 

8,004  46 

11.194  60 

2.807  44 

4.097  65 
1,662  72 

22,081  75 
1.512  76 
2,914  94 

'5.808  98* 

12.6(2  42 

8,S89  4S 

5.210  96 

9.668  14 

18.012  Of 

4.098  06 
7,4<^4  7« 

26.457  04 
66,276  n 


9(78.421  03 


Connty 
Tax. 


02 
ftO 
88 
67 


$9,056  15 
22.878  27 
11,951  25 

4.211  26 
29,809  79 
5;),420  78 

6,66S  91 
68,198  78 
19.614  27 
40,8M  05 
80.440  16 

1,465  90 

5.220  78 

4.289 
28.488 

6:5ST 
20.974 

915  57 
60.906  96 

8,84>4  89 
14.665  88 
26,085  62 
26,r»29  81 

7.868  86 
26  296  28 
28,898  08 
14,120  52 
14.802  47 
82.088  40 
68,817  88 
80,450  41 
14,914  29 
20,875  89 

4.140  40 
50,558  14 
18,5(7  24 


88.840  14 
14,714  68 


28,688  88 

6.460  61 
14,S27  28 

4.195  68 
45.205  97 
88.815  85 
12JS9  66 
28,088  20 

7,081  07 
88,511  81 
18,740  41 
18,985  49 

6,866  60 
44,748  77 
50,760  57 
15,519  61 
17,465  88 
84,785  91 
24,207  88 
14,028  19 
15,286  20 
44.196  72 
206.000  07 

4,706  40 


$1.K>7,4R0  24 


Township 
Tax. 


$1,905  50 
58,090  07 

2,738  46 

1,567  88 
28,760  71 
85.288  09 

2.180  41 
29,986  56 

9.811  42 
60.298  85 

9,887  26 

1,359  11 

2.271  65 

485  58 

21,828  89 

1,799  91 

25.689  99 

274  82 

88,787  05 

2,919  62 

9,861  24 
17,482  10 
10.851  68 

6,904  17 
19,56(  10 
26,848  25 

6.661  47 

6,492  01 
15,267  09 
58,888  78 
71,978  88 

4,075  04 
21,880  74 

1.852  51 
49.440  42 

6,945  19 


26,012  OS 
4.825  42 


4,828 

1,590 

6,150 

1,162 

10,895 

84.468 

18,780 

20,206 

5,111 

21,150 

6,157 

2.445 

8,794 

88,641 

74.167 

0,148 

16.(154 

87,878 

86,750 

20.fl5 

26;887 

87.441 

418.882 

1,252 


04 

74 

82 

47 

75 

01 

09 

28 

89 

68 

00 

58 

87 

42 

99 

81 

02 

08 

02 

91 

00 

11 

21 

82 


$1,520,625  61 


Hlj^hway 
Tax. 


$5,245  58 
82,478  66 
14,951  74 

8.068  20 
24.109  84 
80,190  97 

8,821  05 
88,298  05 
16,849  86 
25,6(1  62 
14,749  18 
754  42 

2.485  82 

1,009  49 
28,285  76 

1,286  16 
21,520  18 


26,882  78 
6,470  88 
21,808  68 
2^,108  66 
14,806  94 
15,872  80 
20,480  48 
25,296  14 
10,102  88 
17,028  91 
21,187  10 
20.840  06 
88,940  28 
4,084  41 
16.407  85 
8,057  20 
29,916  14 
14,470  04 


28,758  88 
8,589  45 


•    5,2Ty6r 

4,5n  58 

12,8M56 

1,912  68 

22,1)72  87 

18,008  09 

14,002  81 

18,172  98 

8.008  81 

21.809  90 

9,869  09 

6.066  79 

8,?82  79 

22.378  27 

88,016  61 

18,218  58 

16,121  85 

28,1124  89 

18.785  or 

18.:-r54  60 

24.511  54 

89,709  49 

34.000  86 

6,284  54 

$1,029,028  98 


School 
Tax. 


$2,154  29 
60,160  78 

8,467  46 

1,860  48 
27,700  99 
88,891  78 

2,181  17 
68,918  74 
43,809  98 
58.662  86 
88,028  98 
491  75 

1,496  48 

604  74 

22,R52  26 

1,769  47 
20,147  95 


44,105  81 

2,s27  42 
12,681  82 
36.890  16 
40,768  65 

6,889  82 
46,629  94 
81,559  99 

2.952  66 

7,556  04 
78,874  76 
58,204  16 
90,857  01 

6,412  88 
80,062  86 

2,694  18 
79,822  94 
19,905  28 

1.898  29 
84,120  46 

9.906  78 

122  08 

W.496  98 

8,541  11 
11,483  58 

1,221  &> 

7,485  14 
17,940  25 
14.847  07 
17.859  15 

9,875  78 
55,902  79 
11,790  18 

9,088  85 

2.096  46 
37,721  68 
71,001  87 
17,561  87 
80.868  22 
44,120  09 
51.079  11 
15,785  58 
54,441  29 
79,879  52 
148,402  78 

2,287  72 


Total  of 
Taxes. 


$18,861  47 
177,278  77 

86,100  47 

11,884  16 
111,589  94 
168.641  13 

18.661  65 
187,875  02 
100,041  14 
194,518  08 

98,248  85 
4,071  18 

11.671  09 

6.497  41 

102,851  29 

10,754  88 

101,125  18 

1,812  47 

182,686  18 

21.695  06 

61,698  99 
120,412  01 

98,246  56 

89.156  97 
124,829  90 
lis,  101  94 

85,566  78 

47,086  82 

161.988  91 

206.645  49 

299,975  51 

84,727  22: 

95,488  41 

12,286  85^ 

285,854  18 

65.157  19 
1,957  74 

181,778  82 

84.158  12 
849  48. 

57.584 

16  9'i8 

4P.C14  <0 
I'.!. 60  o7 

8!  .018 
104.  yil 

5M76 

8S874 

81. .%9 
15,"  ,906  88 

48,069  44 

84,445  10 

21,040  62 
144,489  12 
242.177  96 

W,277  80 

86.720  48 
150,017  96 
148,788  48 

73/222  86 
128,010  76 
227.688  88 
860.051  68 

14,481  43 


10 

go 


69 
79 
C7 
11 
82 


$1,748,889  66  |    $6,869,404  46 


AUDITOR   OENERAI. 


TABLE   CJ-. 


SAVE  OF    TOWNSHIP, 


HUTliivllle.. 

UDorgsuEzcd 


CiKEDB  Stituticb  or  IMO 


TABLi:   cri. 

staHitki  of  vlHMnnnf.  Vaiuatiim. 


NAMB  OF  TOWSSnU' 


Cisco 

Cbinhln).... 
Clido 

Dorr.._ 

Fillmore.... 

HopktM.... 
Uulb 

Lee 

Lclftaton 

MlDllUB 

Monterer... 

lUHln 

Ot»ego 

OrerelHl... 
PfneFUlDe. 

tUlem. 

Sangalnck . . 
Trowbridge. 

Wajrlind::" 


Cbkbcs  8T*TlSTirS  o 


Si 

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SUPPLEMEKT. 


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TABLE  CV. 
TKoUion  in  the  County  <tf  Alcona,  for  th4  ymr  1869. 


A8SB88EO  kXD  CABH  VALUATIONS  OF  TBI  PERSONAL  AND  RiAL  EbTATB  FOB  1809. 


AseEMSD  Valuation  of 

For  Cash  Value 
multiply 

Asseraed  vain- 
lion  by 

Cash  Value  of 

Personal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

Personal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

$11,920  00 
18,010  00 
88,980  00 

$215,884  25 
167,999  84 
855,177  65 
888,497  as 

8.785294 
1.515001 
8.854978 
4.221779 

$44,524  70 

20,027  82 

180,991  98 

$806,206  44 

254,619  45 

1,809,197  74 

1,407.954  M 

$S0,510  00 

81,072,009  63 

8.50864757 

• 

$196,144  00 

$8,887,974  97 

TABLE  CVI. 
TaxaHon  in  the  County  qf  AUegun,  for  the  Tear  18G0. 


AssBSBSD  and  Cash  Valuations  of  the  Pebsohal  and  Real  Estate  for  1869. 


Assessed  Valuation  of 

For  Cash  Value 

Cash  Value  of 

multiply 

Assessed  Valu- 

1 

Personal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

ation  by 

Personal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

$847,718  00 

$1,674,698  00 

1.147887 

$899,186  28 

$1,922,862  06 

20,890  00 

887,825  00 

1.419918 

86,761  M 

479,682  10 

47,670  00 

806,110  00 

.&12012 

80,604  71 

196,526  29 

22.416  00 

104,146  00 

1.717948 

88,509  52 

178,915  09 

88,600  00 

864,820  00 

1.278026 

60.609  82 

466,249  44 

48,455  00 

821.620  00 

1.285067 

62,268  S9 

418.809  66 

69.615  00 

461,265  00 

.682986 

47,548  07 

815,087  58 

211,660  00 

1,018,586  00 

.949488 

200,9.'»  04 

.     967,185  68 

^,240  00 

266,900  00 

1.440960 

60,866  72 

*     884,589  66 

27,775  03 

174,010  00 

2.184090 

60,668  09 

880,068  50 

17,870  00 

122.010  00 

1.662618 

28,879  67 

202,856  02 

8,785  00 

125.450  00 

1.126816 

9,898  67 

141,286  21 

83,680  00 

807,920  00 

1.01C068 

89,146  06 

812,886  82 

11,980  00 

166.480  09 

1.716900 

20.470  79 

286,578  78 

81,882  00 

501.890  00 

.956884 

78,467  89 

481,264  29 

70.980  00 

861,716  00 

1,716404 

121.678  60 

020,487  86 

106,002  00 

719,756  00 

1.118288 

115,241  29 

804,889  78 

61,608  00 

842,814  00 

1.077489 

66,876  65 

^68,889  57 
^,424  14 

16,861  00 

119,708  00 

2.85102 

89,617  08 

80,981  00 

414.940  00 

.764804 

80,641  78 

817372  66 

219,588  00 

569.955  00 

.684 

116,060  96 

298,416  42 

64,080  00 

522,470  00 

.77 

49,841  60 

402,801  90 

64,620  00 

412,880  00 

.976640 

68,128  40 

408,817  60 

66,800  00 

860,648  00 

1.850299 

80,624  82 

478,479  64 

$1,748,480  00 

$10,066,008  00 

1.09678143 

$]  ,866,280  28 

411,098,211  89 

16 


•AUDITOR  OENERAI. 


TABLE    V  V—Coatinutd. 


ra  rOB  OiKERAL  PCBPTHIIII.  FOB  THK  YEAR  ISM. 


TOWKSHIP. 

SUleTai 

CoBmy 

T...;„ 

»sr 

»{r 

ToU] 

IE 

s  ■ 

6  " 
1.908 

8.W 

1.WM 

TABLE   C  T  I-COfM«utd. 


R    QmBIUL    PvHTOBIE,    I 


TOWNSHIP. 

All^tD 

Ouca 

Ch«lilr« 

Clide 

Ki  I  Iniore"  ■'!.■.".";.'! 

a^nP\aiD.".\".\'." 

HopkliiH 

H«Hb...., 

Liketowo 

Lee 

Monwrtj 

Martin 

Owogo 

Onr^Hl 

PlnePlalnii 

SannMdc 

Trowbridgo 

W»jUnd"".'';'','l 


SUPPLEMENT. 


123 


TABLE  cr—CkmHnwd. 


AjfotTNT  OT  Taxes  AsflXMXD  roB  Oekshal  PuRFoeis,  for  tbb  Year  1869. 


State  Tax. 


County  Tax. 


$1,822  08 
1.452  88 
8.118  26 
2,667  98 


$9,056  15 


Township 
Tax. 


$569  89 
868  22 
972  89 


Highway 
Tax. 


$2,277  54 

944  87 

2,028  62 


$1,905  501  $6,245  58 


School  Tax. 


$1,012  75 
a868  22 
a  778  82 
b 


$2,154  29 


Total  of 
Taxes. 

$5,681  71 
8.128  60 
6,888  00 
2,667  98 

$18,861  47 

a  As  appears  from  the  returns  at  Auditor  Ocncrara  office. 
b  No  taxes  reported. 


TABLE  C  V  I- Continued, 


Amoukt  of  Taxes  Assessed  for  General  Purposes,  for  the  Year  1869. 

To\Tn8hip 

Highway 

Total  of 

State  Tax. 

County  Tax. 

Tax. 

Tax. 

School  Tax. 

Taxes. 

$1,415  69 

$8,488  10 

$17,892  74 

^.010  44 

$8,027  25 

$84,284  22 

254  60 

618  82 

1,568  98 

1,200  26 

2,187  51 

5,774  67 

818  40 

742  94 

247  65 

1,768  90 

1,746  50 

4,824  80 

87  89 

218  45 

1.205  80 

5()2  25 

a  570  79 

2,670  77 

288  00 

727  96 

606  68 

l,'ll  05 

1,241  48 

8.870  21 

«n56 

675  89 

882  67 

1.289  75 

1,472  68 

4,407  05 

886  01 

866  98 

1,521  50 

8,096  68 

1,781  02 

7,658  12 

819  81 

2,008  91 

6,888  78 

1,280  20 

2,758  69 

18,650  78 

870  97 

865  50 

953  84 

1,607  58 

1,787  85 

5,500  28 

141  25 

8S8  89 

848  04 

1,008  98 

578  07 

2,454  68 

97  57 

286  95 

501  77 

606  90 

877  06 

2,410  27 

98  97 

221  49 

489  96 

671  18 

a  581  91 

2,068  61 

277  16 

658  26 

519  68 

866  18 

1.690  78 

8,862  01 

124  85 

410  28 

1,890  62 

891  80 

1,819  20 

6,186  70 

518  68 

•1,287  49 

875  58 

1,167  44 

al.570  21 

6,864  40 

562  44 

1,297  94 

785  50 

562  44 

964  06 

4,112  88 

822  81 

1,974  n 

10,065  42 

1,870  80 

7,022  28 

21,266  08 

278  70 

666  46 

1,088  07 

504  90 

1,148  M 

8,686  77 

81  98 

211  66 

148  88 

682  77 

a  1,182  42 

2,802  16 

272  92 

650  56 

614  08 

1,187  18 

992  06 

8.675  82 

515  68 

1,286  24 

2,888  61 

2,928  26 

7,0T5  01 

14,168  80 

410  58 

967  81 

1,525  08 

1,466  88 

a  8,878  25 

7,748  06 

882  00 

1,002  75 

429  75 

1,198  75 

1,811  02 

4,810  87 

416  95 

1,000  68 

416  95 

1,667  79 

a  8,160  51 

11,662  88 

$9,186  04 

$22,378  27 

58,090  07 

$82,478  66 

$60,150  78 

• 

$177,278  77 

a  As  appears  fh)m  returns  at  Auditor  G«neral*s  office. 


AUDlTOn  OEXERAL. 


Slallttia  qf  AuMtmrnl,  Valuatlcn.  a 


c„. 

..„„.„„  O, 

9T0. 

NAME  or  T0WS8H1!'. 

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SUPPLEMENT. 


126 


TABLK   evil, 
VaauiHon.  in  the  County  of  Alpena^  for  the  year  1869. 

AMSSflXD  AND  CABU  VALCATtOKS  OF  TBI  PUWONAL  AKI>  KkAT.  EcTATK  90S  1800. 


ABSBSflZD  Valuation  of 


Persona]  EeUte 


|S8S,281  65 
28,200  00 


$960,481  66 


Real  Etftatc. 


$617,682  45 
187,916  79 
678,800  98 


$1,288,819  17 


For  Cash  Value 
multiply 

Aaaesaed  vala- 
atlon  by 


.658082 
1.9 
1.248686 


1.020676606 


Cash  Valux  of 


Peraonal  Eatate 


$151,868  n 
08,580  00 


$205,448  71 


RoalEsUte. 


$888,486  42 
262,040  00 
719,196  86 


$1,819,782  2T 


TABLK   CVIII, 
Taseation  in  the  County  qf  Antrim,  for  the  Year  1869, 


AsasaasD  and  Cabr  Valuations  of  thk  Pxrbonal  and  Seal  Estate  for  1869. 


A8flX88ED  Valuation  of 


Penonal  Estate 


$6,846  00 
87,945  00 
4,665  00 
2,886  00 
6,878  00 
7,289  00 


$68,208  00 


Real  EsUtc. 


$6,878  00 
961.796  00 
18.620  00 
14,775  00 
46.998  00 
18,8n  00 


$860,887  00 


For  Cash  Value 
multiply 

Assessed  Valu- 
ation by 


1.666066 
2.61 8421 
8.6448M 
4.888908 
1.218675 
1.666666 


2.49410688 


Cash  Value  of 


Personal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

$10,676  06 
97,628  00 
16,183  80 
10,465  02 
6,627  14 
12,148  88 

^.M8» 
6fi,48ir68 

66,600  88 

64,77t«i 
07,060  80 

22,tM  00 

$168,418  14 

$904,201  27 

AUDITOR  GENERAL. 


TABLE   CFII-Oonllaiud. 


lUTiorTtxtTtoiaroBOiMsiuL  Pc■ro^^rI 


auUTu 

CJJJ., 

Townoh'p 

•tr 

School 

ToW. 

Alpmu 

li 

sioo 

P 

lO.U 

.a 

n^ 

"■* 

,M 

s.<» 

i.m 

,..« 

S.8W 

H.Ui 

>t  Auditor  Ocncnl'it  olllce. 


Bits  or  Tiutioh  fob  Oihehal  PuBrtwis,  i 


TOWNSHIP. 

SUloTai 

Sjs!' 

To-DBfp 

Til. 

m^.^, 

"^ 

ToUL 

BiDki 

«.8I 

8.63 
8.B0 

i!m 

BO.IS 

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8UPPLBMBNT. 


127 


TABLE   Cril-OonHnwd. 


Amount  or  Taxbb  Absessxd  for  Gkvbhaii  Pubfosss,  fok  tbk  Tsab  1669. 


State  Tax. 


$1,489  78 

882  28 

1,156  60 


$2,988  56 


CoQDty  Tax. 

Township 
Tax. 

$5,998  91 
1,828  98 
4,626  41 

$1,874  66 
868  80 
b 

$1 1,954  26 

$2,788  46 

Hl^hwaj 
Tax. 


$7,878  67 
2,740  91 
4,887  26 


$14,961  74 


School  Tax. 


a  As  appears  from  returns  at  Auditor  Gcncrars  office. 
b  No  (axes  reported. 


$8,062  17 
a415  29 
b 


$8,467  46 


TABLE    CVm—ConHnued. 


ToUl  of 
Taxes. 


$20,299  04 

5.681  16 

10,120  27 


$86,100  47 


Amount  of  Taxks  Assxssid  fob  Gbitebal  Pubfosks,  fob  tbx  Teab  1869. 


State  Tax. 


$88  65 

897  12 

65  40 

84  82 

104  75 

51  65 


$1,176  89 


County  Tax. 


$106  62 
2,990  40 
865  62 
1<»02 
419  01 
149  79 


^,211  26 


Township 
Tax. 


$248  55 
299  04 
249  82 
198  84 
866  58 
206  70 


$1,567  88 


Highway 
Tax- 

School  Tax. 

Total  of 
Taxes. 

$412  10 
1,496  20 
178  14 
257  40 
028  76 
206  60 

$94  57 
806  71 
181  00 
199  08 
a  104  75 
24  87 

$892  88 

6,468  47 

994  88 

851  11 

1,6)8  80 

689  01 

$8,068  20 

$1^48 

$11,884  16 

a  As  appears  from  retnms  at  Auditor  Gcncrars  office. 


AUDITOR   GENEBAL. 


ABLE    CIX. 

SlaHtHa  ^  A—tfnuHt.  FalvaUon,  ana 


ClHtul  STlTUTIra  ol-  1810. 

NAME  OP  TOWNSlirP. 

^1 

1 

1 

1 
S. 

BSO 
■1,M1 

Ml 

m 

1 

8*: 
Ml 

,-.,w: 

CuUelon 

i,i»a 

HuilDgs 

Woodland _ 

renkM  Spring. 

M,3IM 

IP. 

CIMIUB  8T1T 

BTic«  or  18». 

NAME  OF  TOWNBE 

'1 

•1 

^i 

S18 

6111 
W 

'1 

3,>1B 

B^:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::;::::::;; 

s.ew 

•■a 

lIODllDr„ 

^■KZ-r::--::;;::::::-: 

DM 

MTO 

iB.sai 

b  ladado  towufhlp  of  Ad  Om* . 


SUPPLEMENT. 


129 


TABhK    CIX. 
Taxaiion  in  the  Vounttj  of  Barry,  for  the  ytar  1869. 

A«8S!isBD  Ajn>  Cabh  Valuations  of  the  Personal  and  Real  Estate  for  18«9. 


A8ftstii>ED  Valuation  op 


Penonal  Estate ;     Real  Estate. 


For  Cash  Value 
multiply 

Assessed  Valua- 
tion by 


127,185  00, 
88^10  00 ; 
70,000  001 

m,42S  00 1 
:»,070  00 

•238,606  00 
25,680  00 
41,676  00, 
29,825  00 
14,807  00 
21,685  001 
:jO,970  00 
76,n5  00 

106.745  00' 
51,408  00  < 
43,440  00 


$1,016,067  00 


$878,115  00 
459,110  00 
201,667  00 
805,444  00 
295,162  00 
001,182  00. 
•219,249  00' 
881,648  00; 
458,285  001 
280,082  00, 
261,802  00 
.■i07,708  00 
298,422  00 
886,748  00 
821,784  00 
1  $7,600  00 


^,488,998  00: 


1.668944 

•J.811612 

.884890 

.&4S552 

1.259689 

.785819 

2.522950 

1.405162 

6.078014 

1.764706 

2.808080 

1.488698 

.470149 

.788162 

1,111111 

1.584898 


1.60909851 


Cash  Value  of 


Personal  Estate 


$45,151  12 
77,098  27 
58,449  81 
94,552  45 
45,811  01 

208,087  41 
84,668  20 
58,569  70 

178,287  76 
26,180  00 
61,868  25 
85,990  86 
86,096  68 
78,794  OS 
00,468  82 
76,748  28 


51,261.281  10 


Real  Estate. 


$629,162  18 
1,061,284  18 
168,869  76 
269,185  11 
871,818  82 
472.060  88 
568,164  26 
466,015  86 
2,785,462  64 
494,263  88 
788,888  86 
728,001  48 
187,952  06 
286,476  11 
857,482  18 
297,875  66 


$9,800,914  40 


TABLE    t'X, 
Tiaation  in  Uu  County  of  Bay,  for  the  year  1869. 


ASflESAED  AND  CASH  VALUATIONS  OF  THE  PERSONAL  AND  REAL  ESTATE  FOR  1869. 


AasEssED  Valuation  of 


Penona]  Estate .      Real  Estate. 


125.707  00 
89,886  00' 
260  OOJ 
196,890  00 
5,745  00' 
14,765  00 
6,460  00, 
18,660  001 
2,955  00, 


1805.247  00, 


i»81,lT4  00 

285.665  00 

105,944  20 

888.880  00 

125.541  00 

99,071  00 

98,415  00 

185,478  00 

58,129  00 


$2,117,787  20 


For  Canh  Value 
multiply 

Assessed  Valu- 
ation by 


2.744565 

2.817027 

2.5 

8.800286 

7.048180 

6.096288 

3.828125 

6.691194 

4.088888 


8.09744118 


Cash  Valve  of 


Personal  Estate 


$70,664  58 

110,807  76 

626  00 

746,828  86 

40,497  54 

89,996  19 

24,691  41 

89.969  80 

11,918  60 


$1,185,889  OS 


Real  Estate. 


$771,700  82 
804,697  85 

264.860  60 
8,876,008  66 

884,961  11 

608.861  82 
857.604  80 

1,222,621  48 
214,286  95 


$8,500,547  49 


AL'PrrOB  OBNEUAL. 


TABLE    ClS—ConHnuid. 


IUti  or  TtiATioH  ran  Gihibii.  PcBrosia.  fob  tbi  Tub  1M». 


TOWNSHIP. 

8WWT»i 

C.._n„ 

ToTDsh-p 
T«I. 

eig™ 

•i^' 

To 

Amt1« 

1,'m 
i.n 

if 

1.70 

'.&> 
.w 

I,4« 
I.W 

s.so 

8.10 
S.6M 

4.80 

^:B0 

4J» 

4.1KI 

slat 

8.W 

i 

S.MK 

1.80 

ROO 

.v's» 

6.M1 

:«» 

i 
1 

CuUeton 

P£r.::::;:-.:::: 

YmnkeoSprioe. 

1.(8 

4.S0SI 

8.T0W 

4.ttiSI> 

il  Aodllor  Ocncrsl's  office. 


TABLE    C S-~C<nlln<i^. 


BJlTI    of    TjtXlTIOH    FOB  OlMBBlL    PUBFOUB.    I 


T0WK8U1P. 

Btagor'.'.'.'..'...'.'. 

Bt«i»r 

BijCiiT 

KiKkawl  Id  ".".;; 


subs  Tar 

Tw,'^ 

"t^*  ' 

"&:■' 

School 

Tm. 

To 

IJO 

mo 

2M 

1.J5 

sa.M 

^■™ 

10.00 

6.04 

1,«8» 

«,.«» 

14.063 

W.4* 

..«. 

SUPPLEMENT. 


131 


TABLE    CIX^ConUniMd. 


AxonvT  or  Tazbs  Asbkssbd  fob  Gxmkbal  Fvbpobba,  for  the  Yxar  18e9. 

Township 

Hlghwaj 

Total  of 

State  Tax. 

Coanty  Tax. 

Tax. 

Tax. 

School  Tax. 

'  Taxes. 

$875  15 

$2,998  85 

$1,864  15 

$2,701  40 

$1,854  08 

$9,698  68 

812  99 

8.S96  86 

641  99 

665  17 

1,088  01 

6,705  02 

123  25 

548  85 

1,118  87 

548  85 

1,420  71 

8,748  68 

166  75 

888  74 

1,700  18 

1.042  IB 

2,818  85 

6,070  20 

281  79 

960  28 

1,821  25 

1,665  66 

1,689  10 

6,208  08 

429  87 

1,891  42 

8,696  87 

8,009  08 

4.872  50 

18.899  74 

416  29 

1,812  10 

980  54 

2,448  79 

1,788  68 

7,846  85 

828  80 

1.448  27 

982  96 

1,866  02 

991  84 

5,607  49 

804  56 

8,588  98 

2,121  10 

2.488  05 

1,882  95 

10,280  50 

684  01 

2.675  17 

1,789  85 

2,948  89 

1,828  68 

9,521  65 

481  67 

2,210  08 

628  84 

991  68 

615  08 

4,921  75 

681  21 

2,724  85 

2.997  84 

b      • 

1,298  47 

7,701  87 

185  10 

777  41 

1,882  71 

444  24 

1.695  92 

4,485  88 

2S0  06 

1,288  72 

986  98 

1,288  72 

1,541  04 

5,25154 

225  69 

969  16 

846  82 

MO  86 

0  8,867  49 

6,889  02 

188  90 

865  65 

472  26 

1,180  65 

1,208  74 

8,911  20 

$6,688  61 

$29,809  79 

$28,780  71 

$24,109  84 

$27,700  99 

$111,689  94 

a  Ae  appears  Arom  retaras  at  Auditor  O^nerars  office. 
A  Unable  to  get  rate. 


TABLE    C X— Continued. 


AXOUXT  OF  TaXXS  AsSKBSED  for  OENRRAL  PURPOf 

)E»  for  the  Y] 
School  Tax. 

BAR  1869. 

State  Tax. 

Connty  Tax. 

Township 
Tax. 

Highway 
Tax. 

ToUl  of 
Taxee. 

$621  70 
889  99 
199  11 

1.T86  68 
298  19 
198  (» 
169  77 
818  60 
96  15 

$6,812  76 
5,102  84 
2,654  86 

22,454  74 
2,967  06 
2,498  01 
2,296  90 
4,821  08 
1,817  98 

$618  76 
8,997  88 

849  55 

a  17,464  80 

2,886  89 

8,934  26 

768  96 
8,982  56 
1.269  98 

$4,827  02 
6,409  80 
2,601  77 
7,918  82 
2,886  89 
1.188  86 
2.816  19 
1,991  28 
560  84 

$788  06 

9.646  90 

274  00 

21,000  00 

818  &I 

818  87 

.     751  08 

4,960  48 

888  60 

$18,068  80 

25,686  41 

6,679  29 

70,678  99 

8.682  87 

8,128  02 

6,802  65 

15,57»  95 

8,605  60 

$8.840  66 

'  $50,420  78 

$86,288  09 

$80,190  97 

$88,891  78 

$168,641  18 

aCiiy  tax. 


AUDlTOIt  QENEBAL. 


r.4  BLE    CXI. 

aiaOiliaqf 


V\SIK  OF  TOWNeHIP. 


BenioaU 
Colhx... 

(tlTmorc . 

Inland... 

JOTlGld.. 

PUtte-.. 
WeWon.. 


AMK  OF  TOW.VSlIll'. 


ttalnbridgc 

Oenlnp — 

Berrlun ^ 

Hertnuid 

BaduniD 

Chicks  mlng 

X::::::::EE;:': 

Lincoln 

New  Balftlo 

Nil™ 

NllM  CltJ— |J«  «nd  4tli  wsrt 
Nll«  City— id  and  M  ward' 
Oronoke 

^Vldn8    ".'.....'..... 

Three  Oaka:....; 

Wmmw... J!;.".".".". .■.",".".".- 


Ckn 

U^  BTiT 

1 

S 

Mi 

IK 

m 

MS 

ass 

Is 

an 

1 

eu 
m 

m 

m 
a4s 

■5: 

MS 
CM 

«a 
«I 

MU 
(IS 

S8S 

8n 
as4 

1 

8,i» 

■5 

SI 

SUPPLEMENT. 


133 


TABLE    CXI. 
naustion  for  the  County  qf  BenxU^  for  the  year  1869. 

ASBSSBSO  AKD  CaBH  YaI.UATI0X8  Or  THX  PSBSONAL  ANJ>  RSAL  ESTATS  rOR  18C9. 


A8BX8BU>  Valuation  op 

For  Cash  Value 

Cash  ^ 

''ai.us  of 

moltiply 
Assessed  Yala- 

Pcnonal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 
$24,028  60 

ation  by 

Personal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

$2,260  00 

11.42868 

$8,208  28 

$84,20192 

7J6B00 

46,412  00 

11.4S868 

11,086  87 

66,075  88 

1,400  00 

28,992  18 

11.42868 

1,998  15 

41,276  58 

21,025  00 

88.065  00 

11.42868 

29,988  87 

119,286  45 

1,485  00 

11,112  00 

11.42868 

2,128  40 

15,819  98 

2,880  00 

27,270  00 

11.42868 

8,408  69 

88,8»75 

8,000  00 

24,026  00 

11.42868 

4,271  04 

84,206  84 

2,860  00 

18,500  00 

1 1.42868 

.      8,845  65 

19,219  68 

»,84T00 

21,291  00 

11.42868 

14.018  98 

80,811  tn 

1,4T0  00 

86,210  00 

11.42866 

2,092  81 

51,551  45 

$62,879  00 

$815,921  78 

1.42868 

$75,485  14 

$448,ni  50 

1  Estimated,— beinfc  average  of  Antrim,  Grand  Traverse,  and  Manistee  counties. 

TABLE    CXI  I, 
Ttosfion  iA  the  County  of  Benim^  for  the  year  1869, 


AflBxsasD  AMD  Cash  Valuatiokb  of  ths  Psbsoxal  and  Real  Estate  fob  1669. 

AasxBBBD  Valuation  of 

For  Cash  Valne 

Cash  V 

ALU!  OF 

multiply 
Assessed  Valn- 

Ptnonal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

atlon  by 

Personal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

$80,864  00 

$128,8n00 

5.046729 

$158.288  88 

$647,888  98 

00,400  00 

875^)15  00 

5.608865 

2n,889  68 

2,065,679  84 

68,840  00 

819,060  00 

8.052147 

189,898  54 

978,818  02 

86,680  00 

501.165  00 

24»7661 

257,001  87 

1,882,096  90 

106,680  60 

500,265  00 

8.488841 

856,689  08 

1,720,881  79 

28,606  00 

91,090  00 

8.051687 

88,886  89 

825,294  48 

22,985  00 

128,140  00 

8.025751 

69,895  01 

872,690  98 

11,776  00 

65,725  00 

6.970744 

82,151  16 

456,546  50 

20.500  00 

126,000  00 

2.722687 

55,949  98 

848.051  00 

11,686  00 

180,815  00 

2.6125 

80.527  00 

841,447  94 

22,466  00 

110,160  i» 

2.740868 

61,546  08 

801,906  06 

68,870  00 

475.180  00 

8.668806 

288,948  42 

1,740,809  01 

47,190  00 

267,280  00 

8.816666 

179.841  80 

1,020,118  49 

184,900  00 

400,615  00 

4.149779 

5e9,»B19 

1,662,468  71 

68,T10  00 

824,660  00 

8.58667 

285,257  48 

1,144,648  29 

SM»oo 

200,540  00 

4.459601 

148,978  22 

916,646  89 

24,480  00 

120,880  00 

8JI29268 

81,884  02 

418.921  79 

20,106  00 

82,890  00 

8.848282 

67,488  08 

277,887  58 

118,170  00 

878,280  00 

4.085641 

456,702  17 

1,606,184  97 

81,160  00 

160,725  00 

4.220225 

,        181.615  76 

686,847  04 

16,800  00 

187,475  00 

(f  5.570274 

88,088  1ft 

765,778  42 

80,8noo 

161,280  00 

8.90184 

119,696  74 

629,098  66 

$1,088;886  00 

$5,175,587  00 

8.78758946 

$8,915,669  68 

$19,600,871  19 

tf  Ratio  obtained  ftom  footings  of  Balnbrldge,  Benton,  and  Hagar. 


AUDITOR  OENERAL. 


'    C  X  I~VORlinutd. 


[I  Oekbkal  Pnitpoeir,  : 


TOWNSHIP. 

9«loT«l 

"S.' 

Tosush'p 

TBI. 

"fc"' 

T»™ 

Tot 

1 

I.ISS 
1.90 

15.09 
1«.00 

i«.eo 

KM 

in.M 
aioo 

i.oo 
Cm 

S.8M 
4.8WI 

a.M 

T.OO 
S.AO 

irM 

■fS 

Sgi-.-.::--.::;;:: 

Weldon 

,.,„ 

lB.SflT 

».m 

.„ 

™ 

r 

TABLE    C X I I—CenHnutd. 


Rat*  or  Tizitioh  roB  Oih>bal  Pubpoiib.  for  thb  Tkib  lUB. 


TOWSSHIF. 

8Mlo  TBI 

Connlj    Town 
Tm.           Ta 

»h-p 

«'&-•' 

"^^ 

To 

S.TO 

aioo 

.13 

aioi) 
iM 

2.00 

IE 

v.oo 

11.40             1 

S.40          a 

h!so 

a:«          ! 

osiift       all 
slao          i 

B.40             1 

IS» 

10 
40 

10 

ei95 

6.00 
2!*0 

.^:oo 

15.fl0 

filuo 
a.Hsai 

S.M1 

4:in 

1,168 
IliflOO 

ivn 

IJ.OM 
10.BM 
K.T,t 

n.m 

ssifer'"* 

SS-r":  ;:■:.:: 

NtleBClly— w«nia  1*S 
Miles  Cliy—iM>rdi)-j£S 

S'J.-.Sl 

«.««           4 

e.4sn 

8 

a  RBtc  ukea  from  h 

6  dtr  Ux. 
cIllptaH-iylBiioInc 


SUPPLEMENT. 


135 


TABLE    C X I-Continu4d. 


Amount  of  Tajekd  A^ssaasD  fob  General  Pubpopes,  for  the  Year  1809. 


Towiiship 

Highway 

Total  of 

State  Tax. 

Count  J  Tax, 

Tax. 

Tax. 

School  Tax. 

Taxes. 

$i»M 

.  $894  10 

$888  88 

$875  87 

$807  45 

$1,880  81 

W58 

t)84  18 

808  88 

574  14 

151  46 

1,988  68 

IS  16 

188  86 

818  75 

808  98 

60  76 

771  97 

135  at 

1,894  80 

874  80 

1,041  10 

1,111  58 

4,567  68 

1<89 

201  71 

68  04 

68  04 

68  »1 

406  89 

8868 

447  87 

187  54 

896  60 

101  51 

1,006  15 

»78 

405  89 

8M  81 

108  10 

54  06 

901  68 

19  08 

866  28 

859  94 

158  60 

80  88 

784  06 

84  85 

478  80 

808  68 

811  88 

74  66 

1,108  81 

41  85 

568  97 

58  75 

188  40 

187  16 

978  68 

1*10  01 

$5,668  91 

$8,180  41 

$8,881  05 

$8,181  17 

$18,661  55 

TABLE    CXII-OonUnued, 


AxouKT  OP  Taxes  Assbbbed  for  Qenbral  Purposes,  for  the  Tear  1869. 

Township 

Highway 

Total  of 

8iateTax. 

Coonty  Tax. 

Tax. 

Tax. 

School  Tax. 

Taxes. 

$488  60 

$1,809  65 

$365  10 

$798  71 

$986  75 

$4,888  61 

651  61 

8,576  76 

1,877  42 

4,180  81 

4,014  56 

18,880  65 

756  00 

8,818  00 

264  60 

864  60 

1,576  00 

6.074  80 

1,195  78 

5.088  08 

488  88 

517  75 

8,769  64 

9,948  86 

1.907  89 

5,198  98 

784  78 

1,207  89 

4.82S  88 

18,662  77 

880  89 

967  M 

1,878  66 

886  88 

1,850  18 

4,678  14 

898  15 

1,841  64 

898  15 

a,578  84 

1,089  48 

6,484  26 

150  00 

651  00 

651  00 

887  50 

906  0*; 

2,745  58 

898  10 

1,81B  95 

615  51 

8,286  18 

741  85 

5.855  59 

898  80 

1,278  00 

108  80 

1,480  00 

1,496  98 

4,001  98 

865  81 

1,113  88 

198  91 

1,728  87 

708  18 

4.005  05 

1,084  10 

4,687  60 

598  90 

5,886  10 

8,14-1  04 

18,624  74 

a  618  OS 

a  8,640  96 

0  4,716  00 

C 

5,661  81 

18,681  85 

1.014  86 

4,498  88 

b  8.088  78 

c 

9.648/44 

28,817  76 

788  58 

3,808  88 

989  08 

978  15 

8,184  48 

8,098  60 

475  66 

1.997  78 

2t^89 

166  48 

8,458  89 

5,888  54 

800  58 

1,868  18 

405  81 

751  80 

8,887  01 

5,166  88 

847  08 

1,091  01 

104  68 

505  86 

8,024  67 

4,088  74 

978  80 

4.0S5  76 

8,161  60 

4,804  00 

6,453  88 

19,548  44 

868  75 

1,546  94 

8,546  25 

1,818  76 

1,615  67 

7.690  86 

806  66 

1.818  81 

1,088  89 

766  40 

2.141  70 

5,681  16 

888  61 

1,681  81 

1,688  78 

960  54 

8,808  99 

6,978  83 

$18,483  94 

$58,198  78 

$89,986  56 

$88,298  06 

$53,918  74 

$187,875  02 

a  Rate  taken  from  second  and  third  wards. 

frCSty  Ux. 

tf  Higbfay  tax  is  included  with  city. 


AITDITOR    QEKEBAL. 


TABLE    CXIII. 


;amk  iir  TOWNsiiir. 


AIbuimc  .. 

£Evii 


Orid 

Sherwood 


. 

6% 

^ 

■°o 

sss 

lU 

an 

\tM 

n.ra« 

<1.T» 

SUPPLEMEKT. 


137 


TABLE    CXHL 
TaaDOition  in  the  County  qf  Branch,  for  the  Tear  1869. 


AssseesD  axd  Cash  Valuations  of  thx  PBusoirAL  and  Bbal  Estate  fob  1869. 

■ 

Assessed  *> 

'aluatiok  of 

For  Cash  Value 

Cash  Value  of 

1 

mnltipW 
Assessed  vain- 

PersoDAl  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

ation  by 

Personal  Estate 

Real  EsUte. 

|814U!0  00 

8168,000  00 

4.195409 

1181,696  85 

$704,897  54 

25,890  00 

908,000  00 

4.109907 

104,860  68 

854,860  66 

84,966  00 

164,000  00 

8.764478 

98,980  19 

617,874  89 

44,M6  00 

960,000  00 

4.8195 

198,868  44 

1,191,960  Oa 

S8,716  00 

160,600  00 

8.849 

91,979  08 

617,764  50 

19,148  00 

94.760  00 

4.988875 

81,166  98 

401,<n5  80 

88,800  00 

979,000  00 

8.688098 

140.964  00 

988,901  99 

49,400  00 

180,000  00 

6.784615 

885,160  98 

1,991,980  70 

08,885  00 

188,085  00 

8.66904 

915,466  19 

609,161  78 

68,000  00 

165,700  00 

6.085106 

885,616  99 

849,609  06 

41.876  00 

168,895  00 

5.698809 

997,995  99 

874,557  06 

18,977  00 

109,000  00 

5.496866 

109,975  95 

568,488  81 

66,000  00 

996,000  00 

8.8088605 

184,987  69 

746,567  21 

tt,806  00 

89,600  00 

4.841085 

98,998  44 

856,189  61 

90,195  00 

164,000  00 

8.488871 

70,848  69 

686,464  58 

tt,951  00 

94,880  00 

4.980886 

98,479  07 

404,796  17 

98,967  00 

165,180  00 

5.609866 

189,065  00 

864,745  89 

84.600  00 

846,960  00 

8.741096 

816,116  il 

1,994,945  00 

87.140  00 

189,485  00 

8.98617 

146,189  85 

718,991  96 

61,890  00 

969,660  00 

4.864948 

997,669  76 

1,960,160  80 

|ni,65B00 

18,919,986  00 

4.84618446 

$8,899,065  89 

$15,480,294  66 

18 


Al'DITOU  OENERAL. 


TABLE    CSIII^aKtlRwd. 


Rati  or  TixiTiux  : 


rGesehal  Pcbihjbc 


TOWNSHIP.          Swte 

T«i 

CODDI}     Tow 

ril-p 

«'C-' 

<.s>s 

8.401 

S0.U0I 
SJ«> 

aa»t 

4,1S» 
10.96S 
ID.tOl 

ToW 

I 

w 

M 
W 

tM 
M 
W 
40 

SO 

iiw             1 

4.4a          1 

4.40             i 

6.00 

0.00 

City— l»t  WBTd....           I 

4.IW          1 

4.48             1 
4.IW             1 

i.m        1 
4:10         i 

41 

N) 

rM 

S.8S8 

s.oo 

H.4a 

£ 

5»1 

4.«».           . 

uwo 

™ 

l.OTOI 

««J1I 

SUPPLEMENT. 


i3y 


TABLE    CXI II- Continued. 


Amount  or  Taxes  Arbbssed  fob  Gekeral  Px7RPoes8,  for  the  Tbab  1869. 


State  Tax. 


|«S8  57 
868  48 
481  81 
79S  88 
44S  12 
978  88 

m  00 

»7  44 
480  72 
M8U8 
485  02 
802  44 
724  74 
968  26 
470  88 
000  82 
447  74 
i,088  10 
687  10 
802  18 


110,856  11 


County  Tax. 


$787 

1.026 
850 

1,402 
904 
601 

1,867 
997 
860 

1,007 
868 
544 

1,206 
4T8 
886 
895 
806 

1,807 
966 

1,411 


48 
92 
84 
79 
76 
20 
62 
89 
78 
80 
26 
40 
96 
87 
14 
21 
94 
98 
85 
74 


119,614  27 


ToH-noUip 

Ulg^bway 

Tax. 

Tax. 

ft 

$179  42 

1996  76 

808  41 

1,166  95 

718  07 

944  88 

1,118  09 

1,524  78 

921  08 

1,868  19 

186  69 

84  17 

808  OS 
1 
I 

1,654  00 

1  __.... ...... 

1 

120  98 

60489 

400  44 

485  04 

105  81 

868  04 

866  61 

910  65 

910  80 

977  80 

810  28 

885  49 

860  92 

2,152  80 

1,767  00 

746  78 

770  04 

1,60125 

$9,811  42 

$16,849  86 

Total  of 

School  Tax. 

Taxes. 

$1,875  80 

$8,877  47 

794  59 

8,875  86 

2,461  82 

6,455  87 

8,077  66 

7,911  20 

1,267  05 

4,988  20 

426  40 

1,871  84 

3,006  20 

7,512  80 

4,709  68 

6,264  96 

4,062  81 

5,408  76 

4.756  85 

6,827  77 

4,097  88 

6,451  11 

406  58 

1,979  24 

2,489  82 

5,806  50 

878  05 

1,578  58 

721  12 

8,884  05 

1,274  04 

4,567  67 

1,827  16 

4,816  61 

2,272  51 

8,126  76 

980  89 

4.927  67 

2,985  72 

7,678  68 

• 

|IB,809  98 

$100,(M1  14 

>  Unable  to  get  rate  of  city  tax. 


AUDITOK  GBNEBAt. 


:amk  o>'  to»t(8hip. 


AlbloE 

Bedfoni'.:."":;:;: 

BatUe^wk. ■-■."! 
BatUe  Creek  C»y. 

ClBrendoo — 

Clarence 

Eckford!;. ';.■.".' .v.". 

Smmet 

Fredonla.-- 

Nvowp 

Msri^l 

HwahaUCIty 

PepDlleld 

SbertdiD. 

Tpkonaha 


c. 

.-Sta™t,c.o, 

-i 

^i 

q 

m 

m 

m 

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SID 

3TO 

''iMl 

i.ftM 

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TABLK    CXr. 


StatUlia  qf  Aataintnt.  roJiiafhni,  i 


SAME  OK  TOWNSHIR 

.1 

5 

9 

m 

«1 

MS 
SH 
HU 

lac 

s 

IM 
4.18S 

MS 

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1 

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4,m 

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Pokigun  __ 

1 

It 

Sl-PPLEMENT. 


141 


TABLE    VXIY. 
TazaUon  in  tht  County  qf  Calhouny  for  the  year  1869. 


AMBsazo  AND  Cash  Valuations  of  the  Pebsonal  and  Real  Estate  roR  1S60. 


Aasxbsbd  Valuation  op 


Penonal  Estate 


109,060  00 
41,765  00 
88.990  00 
40,TS0  00 
69,980  00 

^18,805  00 
89,806  00 
28,575  00 
41,470  00 
45,870  00 
51,110  00 
41.675  00 
62,710  00 
86,840  00 
17.805  00 
80,200  00 
98,080  00 

201,885  00 
32,010  00 
48.580  00 
48,560  00 
48,000  00 


$1,482,855  00 


KcttI  EstAte. 


^90,469  00 
150,628  00 
212,816  00 
176,698  00 
295,084  00 
626,704  00 
177.178  00 

89,457  00 
189,064  00 
802.846  00 
:)09,561  00 
227,925  00 
2$S,198  00 
180,048  00 

88,989  00 
849,108  00 
802,048  00 
668,167  00 
160,275  00 
201,799  00 
258,801  00 
166,829  00 


$5,907,142  00 


For  Cash  Value 
multiply 

AsscBsed  Valn- 
tion  by 


1.66 

2.00697G 
6.111111 
4.524096 
r/ 8.88646 
4.881801 
2.011494 
6.976744 
4.8S8888 
2.298968 
5.458888 
2.710848 
1.526815 
8.6807&4 
$.8 

8.076889 
2.910717 
2.828122 
2.841187 
4.8 

.1.018297 
3.677122 


Cash  Value  of 


8.6080610': 


Personal  Estate 


$154,486  80 
121.409  85 
287,844  44 
184.266  48 
248,665  71 
1,178,017  97 

79,061  77 
161,476  78 
181,776  81 
104,804  67 
278,975  89 
121,106  91 

95.715  21 
188,757  84 
152,284  00 
246,762  48 
278,574  90 
468,848  84 

74,989  79 
209.184  00 
248.445  70 
244,116  24 


$5,197,011  98 


Real  Estate. 


$765,181  61 
487,871  98 

1,800,725  58 
799,876  09 

1.146,687  84 

8.028,110  89 
856,882  42 
624.118  5S 
828,780  47 
695,088  77 

1.689,682  48 
617,868  89 
489,880  98 
658,698  64 
788,108  20 

1,074,148  10 
888,222  98 

1,555,574  29 
875,225  78 
968.685  20 

1.272,879  79 
047,106  58 


$21,247,648  97 


dBatio  obtained  trom  footings  of  Bedford,  Emmet,  LcRoy,  and  Nc^vton. 

TABLE    CXV. 
Taxatkm  in  the  County  of  Cass,  for  the  year  1369. 


Ambsssd  and  Cash  Valuations  or  the  Personal  and  Real  Estate  fob  1869. 


Assbbsxd  Valuation  of 

For  Cash  Value 

Cash  Value  op 

■«            —    _.__ 

_    __       _-       _                 -, 

multiply 
Assessed  Valn- 

.-— .                          — —  — -.. 

.....          .  _  -    .               • 

Penonal  Estate 

Real  Ei-tale. 

ation  by 

Personal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

$89,910  00 

$177,980  06 

4.091919 

$168,808  48 

$728,279  74 

80,075  00 

220,060  00 

4.556451 

187,085  26 

1,002.692  60 

42,685  00 

252,220  00 

8.798108 

161,681  01 

956,696  48 

188,126  00 

845,495  00 

4.258578 

524,887  41 

l,4n,817  40 

25,710  00 

168,480  00 

4.004444 

102,954  25 

654,646  50 

29,805  00 

148,860  00 

5.172418 

154,629  28 

741,517  12 

81.006  00 

168,525  00 

4.1 

77,120  60 

689,952  50 

88.800  00 

144,840  00 

4.1224 

185,585  78 

597,088  41 

45,680  00 

217,660  00 

8.789614 

160,718  87 

818,926  98 

78,645  00 

296,875  00 

4.702791 

846,887  04 

1,886,141  07 

50,881  00 

280,6n  00 

4.994979 

296,107  85 

1,401,945  75 

117,810  00 

888,215  00 

4.404761 

516,288  08 

1,709,994  29 

54,210  00 

280,140  00 

6.655555 

860,797  68 

1,864,487  17 

50,610  00 

260,620  00 

2.981084 

148,046  52 

768,886  OS 

48,980  00 

215,770  00 

4.4 
4.4187669 

215,292  00 

949,888  00 

|Mi,671  00 

$8,555,901  00 

$8,500,227  86 

$15,741,960  04 

rOR   OEITEBAL. 

?   CXIV~Oonlini:fd. 

OiNBBAL    PCIWOHBB,    FOB    THI    Ybi>B    1M 


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4.00 

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cCUylairanUlniMpi 


L  PcBTOaiH,  n>R  TBS    Vll 


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Town 

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1.606 

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SUPPLEMBlsrr. 


143 


TABLE  CXIV—Oontinued. 


Amowt  of  Taxes  Ambssxd  fob  Oxitxbal  Pttbfobxs,  fob  the  Ykab  1^. 


Townehip 

Highway 

Total  of 

State  Tax. 

County  Tax. 

1 

Tax. 

Tax. 

School  Tax. 

Taxes. 

il,6fiO«0 

S8,801  19 

$1,582  70 

$1 J68  50 

$8,827  04 

$11,660  08 

442  50 

928  49 
1,409  89 

846  53 

684  90 

876  25 

8,728  67 

679  77 

1.510  60 

a 

2,240  96 

5,841  24 

601  89 

1,217  67 

1,797  22 

1,449  84 

689  48 

5,704  95 

897  54 

1,796  07 

969  M 

1.796  07 

1.788  68 

7,240  70 

2,080  22 

4,852  55 

627,188  77 

C 

18,772  96 

47,848  50 

581  49 

1,168  96 

974  15 

1.062  89 

1,051  88 

4,861  84 

805  19 

621  68 

949  47 

1,180  82 

2.201  84 

5,206  60 

686  27 

1,290  99 

882  69 

768  2T 

754  66 

8,682  90 

978  60 

1,981  98 

1.460  41 

1,147  46 

1.291  76 

6,866  28 

978  78 

1,968  01 

1,968  64 

1,442  61 

8,298  68 

9,682  88 

768  28 

1,553  82 

S89  61 

1,868  00 

1,448  47 

5,969  18 

965  00 

1,947  54 

850  91 

2,421  27 

1,977  52 

7.662  24 

574  74 

1,171  17 

487  99 

1.084  42 

888  17 

4,201  49 

818  88 

581  02 

935  89 

1,062  94 

779  20 

8,661  08 

IJdO  18 

2,818  26 

1,416  72 

.1,078  27 

1,786  88 

7.704  21 

1,040  28 

2,188  89 

1,050  89 

987  68 

1,106  68 

6318  87 

*'SS?8 
088  78 

5,217  81 

a 

a 

14.886  97 

22,589  08 

1,057  57 

264  89 

961  48 

1,476  85 

4,289  02 

690  25 

1.825  05 

1,141  01 

1,895  96 

1,896  68 

5,910  95 

8<M75 

1,762  76 

2,589  88 

8,028  61 

816  68 

9,007  58 

687  52 

1,185  58 

1,781  09 

1,019  16 

801  25 

5,854  54 

$19,721  66 

$40,804  05 

$50,298  85 

$25,641  62 

$58,552  85 

$194,516  08 

a  Unable  to  get  rate,    b  City  tax.    c  City  tax  contains  }4  per  cent  aeseseed  for  streets 
and  bridges. 

TABLE    C X r-Continwd. 


Axotarr  op  Taxis  Asbbssxd  fob  Obkkbal  Purposes,  for  the  Yeab  1869. 


State  Tax. 

Coonty  Tax. 

$068  88 

$5<870  99 

600  82 

1,176  68 

787  11 

1,415  26 

U24  69 

2,166  65 

472  96 

906  11 

488  85 

848  06 

518  78 

997  65 

444  88 

885  88 

681  92 

1,268  81 

907  77 

7,206  61 

815  88 

1,568  78 

1,218  02 

2.875  50 

885  88 

1,604  86 

746  71 

1,462  81 

661  75 

1,270  60 

$10,688  82 

$80,449  16 

Township 

Tax. 

$655  62 

250  14 

294  85 

468  62 

485  14 

288  98 

119  72 

1,018  06 

210  64 

296  42 

185  96 

1.111  94 

2,942  28 

902  28 

817  64 

$9,887  26 

Highway 
Tax. 


$2,178  90 

1,250  66 
787  11 

1,561  91 
945  96 

1,782  55 
498  88 
888  66 

a 

1,222  72 
566  86 
681  78 
885  88 

1,086  06 
661  76 


$14,749  18 


School  Tax. 

$1,907  20 

1,101  07 

2.568  19 

S,.%40  41 

1,028  77 

519  92 

947  05 

1,525  SS 

1,041  70 

2,560  65 

2,744  68 

1.808  61 

9,046  81 

1,679  54 

1,628  67 

$88,028  98 

Total  of 
Taxes. 


$10,546  54 
4,877  84 
5,747  52 
8,851  28 
8.790  95 
8,817  81 
8,082  08 
4,707  20 
8,148  10 

12,184  17 
5,826  58 
6,685  86 

15,265  78 
5,626  90 
4,485  87 


$98,248  85 


o  Unable  to  get  rate. 


AUDITOR  OENERAL. 


ABLK    CXVI. 

SlamUa  qr  Aieiniuiti 


Cems 

„„„ 

„„., 

.», 

NAME  UF  TOWNSHIP. 

-3    ■ 

i 

y 

> 

e 

1 

"•" 

413 

m 

1 

TABLE    VXVII. 


Cosca  Statistic*  or 

^, 

NAME  OF  TOWNWHIP. 

-a 

-.i 

^' 

:^ 

^ 

^S 

s: 

> 

231 

_ 

J 

i 

41* 

« 

% 

SUPPLEMENT. 


145 


TABLE    dXVI. 
Taxation  in  the  County  of  Charkvoix,  for  the  year  1869. 


AsassBKD  AND  Cabh  Valuationb  or  TRS  Pbrsonal  asd  Real  Estatx  for  1869. 


AasESBSD  V 

ALUATION  OF 

For  Cash  Value 
multiply 

Assessed  valu- 
ation by 

Cash  Yalus  of 

Pemonal  Estate 

Real  Eet&tc. 

Personal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

$16,869  00 
5,600  00 
1,080  00 
5,049  00 
4,470  00 
4,983  00 

$21,980  00 
8,469  00 
1.408  60 
2;564  00 
12,980  00 
6,285  80 
160  00 

a  1.179442 
a  1.179442 
a  1.179442 
a  1.179442 
a  1.179442 
a  1.1794^2 
1.179442 

$19,829  87 
6.616  49 
1,214  88 
6,644  72 
5,272  11 
6,877  16 

$25,984  75 
4,091  48 
1,660  85 
8,024  09 
16,260  18 
6,174  78 
176  92 

$88,080  00 

$47,740  80 

1.179442 

$44,854  18 

$56,807  60 

aEstlmatcd^belng;  average  of  Alpena  and  Antrim  counties. 


TABLE   CXVII, 
Taxation  in  the  County  of  Cheboygan^  for  the  year  1869, 


AMXsflXB  AMD  Cash  Valuatiohs  of  the  Personal  and  Real  Estatk  fob  1660. 


AjMssfliD  Valuation  of 

For  Cash  Value 
multiply 

Aaeessed  Valu- 
ation by 

Casb  Valux  of 

PcrKHul  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

Personal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

$740  00 
87,817  00 
61,878  00 

$96,100  00 

186,914  00 

77,066  00 

a  1.179442 
a  1.179442 
a  1.179442 

$872  78 
44,018  28 
72,981  61 

$118,844  87 

161,488  IS 

90,884  87 

$99,985  00 

$810,080  00 

1.179442 

117,867  62 

$866,72186 

a  Estimated— being  ayerage  of  Alpena  and  Antrim  counties. 
19 


Al'DrrOB   GEXEKAt- 


TABLB    {"in-Cimli^an/. 


Rite  op  TAiAnm  fob  Gesexal  Poronf .  ntm  iwi  Tub  IS 


T0W5»nip.     Ismc-rtij  '^^\»  ■■^'^■'',^'fir'^    ^^ 


OurlcTolz 

l::z: 

11.00 
1»,M 

,.ij 

aw 

S?""-"--" 

5.00 

.., 

^™ 

.00  )5.»U 

^Joo 


i  Ai  iinMin  frani  retama  it 
cVpt£htogctntc. 


And)  lor  (Ieoenr>  Olllrr. 


TABLE   CXVII-COBlim 


Rin  or  TmnoN  ros  Oiviril  PcBnnu.  fob  tbi  Tiab  IS 


TOWNSHIP.  SUtvTni 


Connlj    Toiniata'p  Ulshinrj   Srhoal 


Ta<niata-p  Ulghici 


„^™l 


.V:M«I         .V98M'        3.(U«7 


SUPPLEMENT. 


147 


TABLE  Civ J—Continved. 


Axou? 

IT  OF  Taxbs  At 

County  Tax. 

$748  87 
160  69 
17  79 
187  92 
295  80 
112  40 
2  98 

$1,465  90 

i98K8aED  FOB  GeNEBAL  PuRP08E8,  FOR  THE  YEAR  1869. 

State  Tax. 

Township 
Tax. 

$864  50 
182  54 
12  16 
250  62 
8tt5  40 
224  80 
c 

Highway 
Tax. 

$199  57 

90  78 

12  16 

81  13 

217  50 

158  28 

c 

School  Tax. 

Total  of 
Taxes. 

d 

c 

$144  75 

^ 

190  66 

128  64 

5  82  70 

c 

$1,812  58 

d 

518  76 

d 

42  It 

d 

660  88 

d 

1,002  84 

d 

528  IS 

d 

2  98 

$1,859  11 

$75A42 

$491  75 

$4,071  18 

5  As  appears  from  retarns  at  Auditor  Goncrars  OfDce. 

c  enable  to  get  rate. 

dNoneaasessed. 


TABLE    CX  VI I—Continued. 


AxouKT  OF  Taxes  Assesbbo  fob  Gbnebal  Ptbposes,  fob  the  Ybab  1860. 


State  Tax. 


$67  78 
95  88 
88  86 


$246  96 


County  Tax. 


$1,550  12 
2,022  08 
1,689  58 


$5,220  78 


Township 
Tax. 


$800  20 

609  80 

1,861  65 


$2,271  65 


Highway 
Tax. 


School  Tax. 


Total  of 
Taxee. 


$508  56 
1,287  04  I 
694  72  I 


$2,485  82 


$194  55 
449  08 
852  85 


$1,496  48 


2,025  21 
4,418  77 
4,682  11 


$11,671  09 


CDITOR   OENERAL. 


TABLE    CXVltl. 

iStatUtUt  qf  A»4i>tmtnt.  Valualioa,  a 

I       Ccii9I;h  StiiiSTiOH  ur  1570. 


P  TOWNSniP. 


.s 

^E 

"o" 

•?; 

go 

— 

iS 

« 

« 

sm 

!,.» 

aw 

. 

TABLE    CSIX 

fUatUlia  qf  Auemnent,  ViiiuaOen,  a 

CiNSUB  STiniTiCB  or  IBTO. 


OF  TOWNSHIP. 


SUPPLKMENT. 


149 


TABLE    CXYIJI, 
Tttx:ition  in  tlu  County  of  Chippewa^  for  the  ytar  iseo. 


AMxa»ED  AKD  Cash  Valuations  of  toe  Pbrsonal  and  Rbal  Ebtatx  roR  1600. 


AM»Eef(KD  VALrATXOX  OF 


Personal  Estate       Heal  Estate. 


$81,090  00 

11,585  00 

6,120  00 


$48,705  00 


$146,268  00 

18,048  00 

6,485  00 


$165,740  00 


For  Cash  Valoc 
multiply 

Assessed  \ala- 
ation  by  . 

Cash  Vaiub  of 

Personal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

2.186048 

1.5 

8.747474 

$66,824  89 
17,808  60 
16,814  54 

$812,484  T8 
19,572  00 
17,680  01 

8.0980682 

$100,441  88 

$849,676  79 

TABLE    CXIX. 
TKxMon  in  the  County  qf  Clinton^  for  the  year  1860. 


ASSBSSCO  ANS 

»  Cash  Valuations  of  tub  Personal  and  Beal  Estate  foe  1869. 

Assessed  Y 

ALUATION  of 

For  Cash  Value 

Cash  Value  of 

multiply 
Assessed  Valn- 

1 

Personal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

tion  by 

Personal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

$80,865  00 

$104,641  00 

4.4857D7 

$90,885  00 

$464,166  28 

79,684  00! 

805,790  00 

8.868578 

807.680  69 

1,418,856  00 

17,014  00 

146,124  00 

8.924187 

49,753  11 

427.298  90 

48,1M  00 

148,675  00 

8.846153 

144,899  8$ 

497,158  19 

riO,790  00 

850,545  00 

1.750909 

H8,98S  66 

488.681  49 

88,512  00 

150,955  00 

2.9 

94,884  80 

487,769  50 

47,410  00 

186,610  00 

8.509615 

166.890  84 

654,929  25 

63,075  00 

886,425  00 

8.293018 

174,766  66 

778,560  50 

58,880  00 

179,680  00 

8.296896 

in,604  48 

502,298  46 

84,870  00 

138,880  00 

8.216767 

78,046  66 

444,488  81 

48,860  00 

201,685  00 

4.845147 

209,601  05 

976,909  28 

88^460  00 

121.150  00 

4.246681 

118,865  50 

514,478  18 

85,287  00 

188,941  00 

8.502270 

88,561  90 

480.572  57 

82,600  00 

147,410  00 

8.662187 

88,764  06 

589,884  18 

89,288  00 

168,950  00 

8.894855 

99,898  96 

578,459  88 

40,910  00 

148,010  00 

8.858083 

188,040  68 

461,881  06 

$609,904  00 

$2,811,761  00 

8.48814 

$8,097,986  90 

$9,646,706  47 

iR  GENERA  1^ 


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Towneh'p 
Tti. 

"&' 

School 

Tow 

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as 

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■i.mi 

M.t 

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B.l« 

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1(100 

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SITPPLEMENT. 


161 


TABLE    (XVIII—CoHtinued, 


AxouKT  OF  Taxes  Asbebpsd  for  Oxkebal  Pubposes,  for  tux  Tear  1669. 


SUto  Tax. 

CouDty  Tax. 

Township 
Tax. 

Highway 
Tax. 

$866  57 
122  92 
b 

School  Tax. 

Total  of 
Taxes. 

$212  78 
80  78 
15  07 

$8,546  26 
491  66 

251  10 

$854  68 
80  73 
.■50  22 

$485  58 

a$44»28 
a  61  46 
b 

$5,44a-52 
787  60 
816  89 

1208  96 

$1,289  02 

$1,009  49 

$604  74 

$6,497  41 

«  As  appears  from  rctuma  at  Auditor  (General's  ofllcc. 
b  No  taxes  reported. 


TABLE    CXIX—Contlnved. 


AxorMT  OF  Taxes  Assessed  for  Gexbhal  Purposes  for  tub  Year  1869. 

Township 

Highway 

Total  of 

Slate  Tax. 

County  Tax. 

Tax. 

Tax. 

School  Tax. 

Taxes. 

Saiwoi 

$1,2S7  56 

$675  08 

$1,260  06 

$1,063  01 

$4,676  67 

8$4  0S 

8,607  94 

8,585  66 

8,840  68 

1,826  65 

18,184  86 

848  82 

l,»i8  08 

1,482  71 

384  48 

1,005  90 

4,929  89 

888  46 

1,618  87 

806  n 

958  65 

2,540  97 

5,888  72 

48694 

1,918  48 

662  M 

1,506  68 

2,065  72 

6,575  76 

468  01 

2,106  IS 

1,128  80 

■2,840  20 

1,087  87 

7,125  69 

482  94 

1,918  97 

1,885  56 

1,179  10 

1,748  52 

7,170  09 

424  41 

1,881  75 

4,429  85 

1,447  60 

914  07 

0,097  08 

878  70 

1,042  68 

810  64 

777  76 

1,868  94 

4,468  67 

841  44 

1.479  67 

1,707  20 

1,090  94 

1,996  02 

7,215  17 

489  79 

2,174  67 

1,126  52 

2,448  95 

2,611  81 

8,851  24 

295  22 

1,808  84 

826  62 

1,476  10 

621  88 

4,628  11 

296  46 

1,821  60 

1.047  88 

741  14 

878  99 

4,280  57 

806  02 

1,860  08 

799  05 

860  05 

1,245  26 

4,660  46 

896  47 

1,754  86 

778  11 

991  16 

891  00 

4,806  10 

884  18 

1,783  47 

567  05 
$21,328  89 

1,900  86 
$28,285  76 

1,011  80 

5,648  81 

$7,001  &S 

$28.488  00 

$22,852  26 

$102,851  29 

AUDITOR  GEKEBAl. 


TABLE   CZX. 


„„„„., 

iBTicii  or  Iff 

KAME    0 

it 

a 

i 

1! 

IE 
SM 

it 

11 

8SS 

TABLE   CXXI. 


aiatun 

}et  <tr  A 

HMiniffl 

,  rofaodo-, 

ClK 

rs  Stxtibtics  or  isn 

NAME  OF   TOW-mniP. 

1 

1 

ij 

•5 
■I 

Sfil 

i 
1 

Ml 

VunDODtTllle - 

8.8W]     Kl 

SUPPLZMEN'T. 


153 


TABLE    CXX. 
Taxation  in  the  Ceunty  qf  Delia^  fcr  (he  year  1869. 


AB6K8eED  ASD  CaSB  VALrATIOKS  OF  THE  PeBBONAL  AND  ReAL  EbTATK  TOR  18C9. 


ASSBSflSD  VALrATXON'  OT 


Penonal  E«ta tv      Real  Esta tc. 


$»7,000  00 

•J4,ooa  00 

!3,-IOO  00 
2,000  00 


$65,458  00 


$120,000  00 

120,000  00 

87,078  00 

16,S88  00 


SS96,511  00 


For  Cash  Value 
maltipiT 

AeecHBcd  Valu- 
ation by 


a  1.918907 
a  1.918207 
01.918207 
a  1.918207 


1.918307 


Cash  Value  op 


Personal  Estate       Ileal  Estate. 

I 


1 

$70,978  flO' 

46,188  68 

4,608  70- 

8,886  41 ; 


8125,553  40' 


fa80,l?4  64 

281,911  28 

71,128  28 

85,550  18 


8568,769  48 


o  Estimatpd— being  average  of  Marqactto  and  Henominee  counties. 


TABLE    CXXI, 
Taxation  in  the  County  of  Eaton^  for  the  year  1860. 


AfSBSSED  AND  CaSH  VALUATIONS  OT  THE  PBBSONAL  AND  BBAL  EbTATB  FOR  1669. 

Assessed  Valuation  op 

For  Cash  Value 

Cash  'N 

'alub  of 

multiply 
Assessed  \aln- 

Personal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

atlon  by 
4.682727 

Personal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

$65,609  00 

$206,816  00 

$252,408  87 

$985,873  20 

J8,46l  00 

158,165  00 

8.828520 

70,586  16 

565.680  61 

18,900  00 

106,490  00 

2.791666 

52,762  48 

897,284  51 

«),760  00 

286,850  00 

4.049882 

258.188  59 

1,159,540  58 

28,860  00 

149,840  00 

8.860258 

79,987  08 

500,826  78 

20,060  00 

152,525  00 

2.280583 

44.026  08 

841,592  89 

46,880  00 

278,060  00 

5.190886 

241.199  51 

1,419,744  84 

88,870  00 

261,901  00 

8.420922 

208,100  18 

995,942  89 

51,680  00 

285,956  00 

8.191489 

164,770  57 

758,050  97 

68,070  00 

487,755  00 

1.611925 

109,728  78 

705,628  22 

88.190  00 

591,850  00 

2.098089 

186,284  88 

1,241,724  88 

81.751  00 

196,275  00 

8. 

95,258  00 

558,885  00 

81,885  00 

156,785  00 

1.600815 

40,140  88 

896,878  52 

88,090  00 

195,260  00 

1              8.171007 

168.848  76 

619,170  82 

89,880  00 

160,250  00 

5.1851S5 

1M.674  06 

984.089  59 

88,790  00 

150,000  00 

2.54 

57,661  20 

881,000  00 

$678,786  00 

$3,728,728  00 

8.1622-216 

<        $8,180,171  88 

$11,786,741  95 

so 


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6a 

d- 

^£ 

X^ 

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m 

m 

nx 

i»i 

1.SW 

1.8M 

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401 

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888 

SS8 

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SUPPLEMENT. 


141 


TABLE    CXIV. 
T\»xatiOA  in  the  County  of  Calhoun  ^  for  the  year  ISeo. 


AMBB8ED  AXD  CA8H  VALUATIONS  OP  THE  PEBSOXAL  AND  RSAL  ESTATB  FOB  1660. 


JUaX88BD  Valuation  of 


PeMonal  Estate 


$99,030  00 
41J65  00 
88,9SO00 
40,780  00 
69,980  00 

348,805  00 
99,900  00 
•28,575  00 
41,470  00 
45,870  00 
51,110  00 
44,676  00 
62,710  00 
86,840  00 
17.805  00 
80,200  00 
98,080  00 

201,885  00 
82,010  00 
48,580  00 
48,560  00 
48,000  00 


$1,482,855  00 


Rcol  Estate. 


$490,469  00 
150,623  00 
212,840  00 
176,698  00 
:295,084  00 
626,704  00 
177.178  00 

89,457  00 
1S0,084  00 
;{02.846  00 
a09,551  00 
227,925  00 
288,198  00 
180,048  00 

88,989  00 
849,108  00 
:j02,048  00 
668,167  00 
160,275  00 
201.799  00 
258,801  00 
166,829  00 


$5,907,142  00 


For  Cash  Valac 
multiply 

A8fle^8cd  valii- 
tion  by 


1.56 

2.90607G 
6.111111 
4.524096 
r/ 8.88646 
4.S81804 
2.011494 
6.976744 
4.888888 
2.208968 
5.456888 
2.710848 
1.526815 
8.6807&1 
*>  8 

8.076889 
2.940717 
2.828122 
2.841187 
4.8 

r).018297 
3.677122 


Cash  Value  of 


8.60806107 


Personal  Estate 


$154,486  80 
121.400  85 
287,844  44 
184.266  48 
248,665  71 
1,178,017  97 

79,061  77 
1(M,476  78 
181,776  81 
104,804  67 
278,975  89 
121,106  91 

95.715  21 
188,757  84 
152,284  00 
246,762  48 
278,574  90 
468,848  84 

74,989  79 
209.184  00 
248,445  70 
244,116  24 


$5,197,011  98 


Real  Estate. 


$765,181  64 
487,871  98 

1,800,725  68 
799,876  09 

1.146,687  84 

8.028,110  89 
856,882  42 
624.118  58 
S'28,780  47 
695,088  77 

1.6)^,682  48 
C17,S68  89 
489,880  98 
658,698  64 
788,108  20 

1,074,149  10 
888,222  98 

1,555,574  29 
875,226  78 
968,685  20 

1.272,879  70 
047,108  58 


$21,247,648  97 


d Ratio  obtained  ttom  footings  of  Bedford,  Emmet,  LeRoy,  and  Newton. 


TABLE    CXr 
Taxation  in  the  County  of  Caes,  for  the  year  1869. 


AaSBSSBD  AND  CASH  VALUATIONS  OF  THE  PERSONAL  AND  REAL  ESTATE  FOR  1S69. 

AsaBSSED  V 

ALUATION  OF 

For  Cash  Value 

Cash  Value  of 

_ 

.  .     .   _    _ 

maltiply 
Assessed  vain- 

,__ 

Penonal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

atlon  by 
4.091919 

Personal  Estate 

RcaJ  Estate. 

$88,910  00 

$17t,980  06 

$168,808  48 

$728,279  74 

80,075  00 

220.060  00 

4.556451 

187,085  26 

1,002.692  60 

42,025  00 

252,220  00 

8.798108 

161,681  01 

966,696  48 

128,120  00 

845,495  00 

4.258578 

.'324,887  41 

1,471,817  40 

25,710  00 

168,480  00 

4.004444 

102,954  25 

654,646  50 

29,895  00 

148,860  00 

5.172413 

154,629  28 

741,617  12 

81.000  00 

168,525  00 

4.1 

77,120  60 

689,952  50 

88.880  00 

144,840  00 

4.1224 

185,585  78 

u97,088  41 

45,660  00 

217,660  00 

8.789614 

160,718  87 

813,926  98 

78,645  00 

296,875  00 

4.702791 

846,887  04 

1,896.141  07 

S0,281  00 

280,671  00 

4.994979 

296,107  85 

1,401,945  75 

117^0  00 

888,215  00 

4.404761 

516,282  08 

1,709,994  29 

54310  00 

280,140  00 

6.656555 

860,797  68 

1,864,487  17 

60,610  00 

260,620  00 

2.981084 

148,046  52 

768,886  08 

48,980  00 

215,770  00 

4.4 
4.4127669 

215,292  00 

949,888  00 

ftti,671  00 

$8,555,901  00 

$8,600,227  86 

$15,741,960  04 

AtTDlTOR   QEyERAL. 
TABLE   CXIV- 


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70 
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4:554 

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15.8il 

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5.80 

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SUPPLEMENT. 


143 


TABLE  CXir-Oontinued. 


AXOUHT  OF  TAZS8  AmBBSZD  FOR  GXHBBAL  PuSFOflBS,  FOB  TBZ  TbAB  1^. 


Townehip 

Highway 

ToUl  of 

Stat6Tax. 

Coonty  Tax. 

* 

Tax. 

Tax. 

School  Tax. 

Taxes. 

ii,«ao  w 

$8,801  10 

$1,582  70 

$1,768  60 

$8,827  04 

$11,680  06 

442  M 

028  40 

1,400  80 

846  58 

684  00 

876  26 

8,788  67 

•TO  77 

1,510  60 

a 

2,240  08 

6,841  24 

601  80 

1,217  57 

1,707  22 

1,440^4 

680  48 

5,704  06 

807  54 

1,706  07 

060  84 

1.706  07 

1.788  68 

7,240  70 

2,080  22 

4.852  55 

527,188  77 

C 

18,772  06 

47,848  60 

984  40 

1,168  08 

074  15 

1.082  80 

1,061  88 

4,861  84 

800  10 

621  68 

040  47 

1,180  82 

2.201  84 

5,208  60 

886  27 

1,200  00 

882  80 

768  27 

754  68 

8,882  00 

078  60 

1,081  08 

1.460  41 

1,147  46 

1.201  76 

6,866  28 

078  7e 

1,068  6ft 

1,068  64 

1,442  64 

8,208  68 

0,688  88 

768  28 

1,568  82 

S80  61 

1,868  00 

1,448  47 

6,960  18 

066  00 

1,047  54 

860  01 

2,421  27 

1,077  52 

7.662  24 

574  74 

1,171  17 

487  00 

1.084  42 

888  17 

4,201  40 

818  88 

584  62 

085  80 

1,062  04 

770  20 

8,681  08 

l,lfiO  18 

2,818  26 

1,416  72 

.1,078  27 

1,786  68 

7.704  21 

1,040  28 

2.188  80 

1,060  80 

087  68 

1,106  68 

6,818  87 

2,484  75 

588  78 

5,217  81 

a 

a 

14.886  07 

22,680  08 

1,067  57 

264  80 

061  48 

1.476  85 

4,280  03 

680  25 

1,825  06 

1,141  01 

1,805  06 

1,808  68 

5,010  05 

86176 

1,768  76 

2,580  88 

8,028  61 

816  68 

0,007  68 

667  52 

1,185  58 

1,781  00 

1,040  15 

801  25 

5,854  54 

$10,721  66 

$40,804  05 

$60,208  86 

$25,641  62 

$66,552  86 

$104,518  08 

a  Unable  to  get  rate,    h  City  tax.    c  City  tax  contains  }^  per  cent  aesceecd  for  streets 
and  bridges. 


TABLE    C  X  r-C<mtinued. 


Axoiarr  op  Taxxs  Absbssbd  for  Oxxkbal  Ptrfoses,  for  thb  Year  1860. 


State  Tax. 

Coonty  Tax. 

$088  88 

$5370  90 

600  82 

1,176  68 

T87  11 

1,416  26 

U24  60 

2,166  65 

472  98 

906  11 

488  85 

848  06 

518  78 

907  65 

444  88 

885  83 

681  92 

1,268  84 

007  n 

7,206  61 

816  88 

1,568  78 

1,218  02 

2,875  50 

885  88 

1,604  86 

746  71 

1,468  81 

661  75 

1,270  66 

$16,668  88 

$80,440  16 

Township 

Tax. 

$665  62 

260  14 

294  86 

468  62 

485  14 

882  08 

119  72 

1,018  06 

210  64 

206  42 

186  98 

1.111  94 

2,942  28 

902  28 

817  64 

$9,887  26 

Hiji^hway 
Tax. 


$2,178  90 

1.860  68 
787  11 

1,561  91 
945  96 

1,782  66 
498  S3 
888  66 

a 

1,222  72 
566  86 
681  78 
885  88 

1,086  06 
661  75 


$14,740  18 


School  Tax. 

$1,907  20 

1,101  07 

2,668  19 

8,510  41 

1,028  77 

619  92 

947  06 

1,526  f<8 

1,041  70 

2,660  65 

2,744  68 

1.808  64 

9,046  81 

1,679  54 

1,628  67 

$88,028  98 

Total  of 
Taxes. 


$10,646  54 

4,87T84 

5,747 

8,851 

8,790 

8,817 

8,088 

4,707 

8,148 
12,184 

6,826 

6,686  88 
16,266  78 

6,826  90 

4,486  87 


52 
28 
96 
81 
08 
80 
10 
17 
58 


$96,248  86 


a  Unable  to  get  rate. 


AUDITOK  GENEBAL. 


SlaUtlici  Iff  Aufttmenl,  Valaatlon, 


CENflUi  STiTigncs  or  ISI 

SSt!!!'-;::::::::::::::-:;:;:::;::":;;::: 

± 

71 

/I 

11 

lot 

1«4 
US 

45 

- 

a 

SSX;::::::::::;:::::::::::;:;;;::;;;::::::: 

~«. 

^. 

», 

— 

r^ai./;  vxvn. 


SAME  OF  TOWNSHIP. 

UENKDB  SriTlSTICl.  Or  liTI 

1 

si 

IS 

> 
IS 

- 

SUPPLEMENT. 


146 


TABLE    OXVI. 
Taxation  in  the  County  of  CharUvoix^  for  the  y«ar  1869. 


AsaxsaxD  and  Cash  Yaluationb  op  tb3  Pehsoxal  ako  Real  Ebtats  Fon  1669. 


For  Cash  Value 
mnltiply 

AeiOBScd   vain- 
ation  by 

Cash  Value  op 

Pcnonal  Estate 

Real  Eetatc. 

Personal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

$16,889  00 
5,609  00 
1,080  00 
5,649  00 
4,470  00 
4,968  00 

$21,989  00 
8,469  00 
1.408  60 
2;5M  00 
12,980  00 
5,286  80 
150  00 

a  1.179442 
a  1.179442 
a  1.179442 
a  1.179442 
a  1.179442 
al.l7944t 
1.17944^ 

$19,829  87 
6,616  49 
1,214  88 
6,644  72 
5,272  11 
6,877  16 

$26,984  76 
4,001  48 
1,666  85 
8,024  00 
16,250  18 
6,174  78 
176  OS 

$88,080  00 

$47,740  80 

1.179442 

$44,854  18 

$66,1307  60 

a  Estlaiatcd'-beixig  average  of  Alpena  and  Antrim  oonntiee. 


TABLE  CXVII, 
TaxatUn  In  tke  County  qf  Ckeboygany  for  th4  year  1869, 


Amxbssd  axd  Cash  Valuations  op  the  Pbrsohal  and  Real  Estate  fob  1860. 


Ambssbo  Valuatioh  op 

For  Cash  Valne 
moltiply 

Assessed  Valu- 
ation by 

Cash  Value  op 

Pcnonal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

Personal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

$740  00 
87,817  00 
61,878  00 

$96,100  00 

186,914  00 

77,066  00 

a  1.179443 
a  1.179442 
a  1.179412 

$872  78 
44,018  28 
72,981  61 

$118,844  8T 

161,488  IS 

90,894  87 

$99,966  00 

$810,090  00 

1.179442 

117,867  62 

$866,72186 

a  Estimated— being  ayeiago  of  Alpena  and  Antrim  conntlea. 

19 


AUDITOK    OEXKBAL. 


TABLE    tiXVI—Cmtiiu 


>t  TrnTiOM  FOB  OlmtBu.  PirspOBB^,  roB  tbe  Yeib  ISW. 


TOWNSHIP. 

8«.T.. 

Cotiiitj 
Tas. 

i4.eo 

10.00 
5.00 

loioo 

8.iM 

School    1 
T«i. 

Hurl 

. 

n.»i 

in.9M 

5.TM 

h  Ab  sppears  fhiiD  re 
cDnibre  to  get  rale. 
d  NoDe  BBftcuied. 


TABLE   CXTII- 


IB  Oehiril  PrRPOSES.  roB  TBI  TlAJl  IMt. 


Slate  Ta  I 

CO..,, 

^60 

iiiao 

.«» 

□Isrbica;  i   i 


SUPPLEMEKT. 


147 


TABLE  CtV I— Continued. 


.VXOUNT  OF  TAXXS  AuSXSSED  POR  GbNZBAI.  PURPOi«E8, 

FOR  THE  Tear  1869. 

State  Tax. 

County  Tax. 

$748  87 
IM  69 
17  79 
187  92 
295  80 
112  40 
2  98 

$1,465  90 

Township 
Tax. 

$864  50 
182  54 
12  16 
259  62 
8H5  40 
224  80 
c 

Highway 
Tax. 

$199  57 

90  78 

12  16 

SI  IS 

217  50 

158  24 

C 

Sc 

c  . 
c . 

c . 

bool  Tax. 

Total  or 
Taxes. 

d 

$1,812  58 
51S  76 

rf 

$144  75 

moG 

128  64 
6  82  70 

d 

42  11 

d 

609  88 

d 

1,002  84 

d 

528  IH 

d 

2  98 

$1,850  11 

$754  42 

$491  75 

$4,071  IH 

6  Ab  appears  from  retarne  at  Auditor  Gcncrare  Office. 

r  Unable  to  get  rate. 

tfNoneaaaesBcd. 


TABLE    CXVU— Continued. 


AxouHT  OP  Taxss  Absxsbsd  pon  General  PusposEe,  por  the  Year  1S69. 


State  Tax. 


$«TT8 
96  89 
88  86 


$246  96 


County  Tax. 


$1,580  12 
2,022  08 
1,689  68 


$6,220  78 


Township 
Tax. 


$800  20 

609  80 

1,861  65 


$2,271  65 


Highway 
Tax. 


$508  56 

1,287  04 
694  72 


$2,485  82 


School  Tax. 


$194  55 
449  08 
852  85 


$1,496  48 


Total  of 
Taxet". 


2,625  21 
4,418  77 
4,682  11 


$11,671  00 


ACDITOR   OBNERAL. 


TABLK    CXVlll. 

.StalUtta  qf  Amtm-ait.  Valua 


NAME  OF  TOWNSHIP 


Mnlt  Ste.  Harie. 
Hngur  ItUud 


c« 

„s„,„™.„. 

,» 

^t 

^ 

9M 

■>5S 

aoi 

1 

4« 

48 

8WI 

ai» 

«H 

■ 

TABLE    CXtS. 

^aUfUet  (^  Antitment,  VoluaHon,  t 


NAME  OF  TOWNSHIP. 


Balb 

Beunl 

DopUd 

DeWltt 

Bigie"".'::: 

L^uon 

OtW 

Olive 

RUej 

Victor 

Wit«rtawD .. 
ffotphilEa.. 


Cekbus  STiTierics  oi 

18T0. 

*■& 

^« 

-: 

S 

'"^a 

*S 

'•> 

Sfll 

S8S 

j 

m 

m 

9M 

j 

!M 

MO 

n. 

KT 

«t 

4.7IS 

4,T0S 

&.M0 

n. 

SUPPLEMENT. 


149 


TABLE    C XVIII. 
Taxation  in  the  County  of  Chippewa.^  for  (he  year  1860. 


Assessed  akd  CAsn  VALUATioya  of  toe  Pehsonal  and  Real  Estate  tor  1600. 


AME90ED  Valuation  of 

For  Canh  Valac 
multiply 

Afi^eBsed  Yala* 
ation  by  . 

Cash  Value  of 

Personal  Estate 

Kcnl  Estate. 

$146,268  00 

18,048  00 

6,485  00 

8165,746  00 

Personal  Estate 

Real  Efltatc. 

$81,090  00 

11,585  00 

6,120  00 

2.18604S 

1.5 

2.747474 

$66,824  29 
17,802  60 
16,614  M 

$812,424  78 
19,572  00 
17,680  01 

$48,705  00 

2.0960822 

$100,441  88 

$849,676  79 

TABLE    CXIX. 
Taxation  in  the  County  qf  Clinton,  for  iht  year  1860. 


AaBBSAED  AKI 

»  Ca£H  Valuations  of  tbe  Personal  and  Real  Estate  fob  1669. 

AfisEesED  V 

ALUATION  of 

For  Cash  Value 

Cash  Value  of 

multiply 
Assessed  \aln- 

Personal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

lion  by 

Personal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

$20,865  00 

$!04,641  00 

4.485797 

$90,885  00 

$464,166  28 

79,684  00 

865,790  00 

8.S68572 

807,680  €0 

1,418,256  00 

17,014  00 

146,124  00 

2.924187 

49,762  11 

427.298  90 

48,154  00 

148,675  00 

8.846153 

144,899  8S 

497,158  19 

rjO,790  00 

250,545  00 

1.750909 

88,928  66 

488.661  49 

82,512  00 

150,966  00 

2.9 

94,284  60 

487,769  50 

47.410  00 

186,610  00 

8.509615 

166,890  84 

654,929  25 

58,075  00 

286,425  00 

8.298018 

174,766  G6 

n8,650  50 

58,880  00 

179,680  00 

8.296296 

177,604  42 

592,298  46 

24,270  00 

188,820  00 

8.216767 

78,046  66 

444,4()o  oX 

48,260  00 

201,685  00 

4.845147 

209.601  06 

976,959  28 

26,460  00 

121.150  00 

4.246621 

112,865  60 

514,478  18 

25,287  00 

122.941  00 

8.502270 

S8,561  90 

480.672  67 

22,600  00 

147,410  00 

8.662127 

82,764  06 

689,884  18 

20,288  00 

168,950  00 

8.894255 

99,898  96 

578,459  88 

40,910  00 

142,010  00 

8.252082 

188,040  62 

461,821  06 

|609,9M00 

$2,811,761  00 

8.43214 

$2,097,926  90 

$9,645,706  47 

AUDITOH   QEKEKAl™ 


TABLE    CSVIIl—Conllnued. 


Rate  or  Tahtion  toh  Qehkhal  Pubpoem,  ( 


TOWNSHIP. 

state  Tu 

roDDty 

TowDtll'p 
Tu. 

Htirt.in>T 

School 
T»i. 

Ton 

S^M":!::;.: 

i.to 

so.oo 
w.oo 

4:00 

i.OMl 

ai.tO 
at.sa 
6 

80 

I.S0B8 

M.0» 

.  i.tau 

80. 

Andllor  Oenenra  ofllce. 


TABLE    VZIS- 


Rati  or  Taxation  fob  Oenibal  PcsmsEB,  r< 


Towssmp. 

SUM  T>x 

CountJ 

Tu. 

Tamgh'p 

"^•r 

School 
tiiu 

18.SW 

II 

lO.OM 
4.iu> 

4.4M 

ToU 

ih 

i.OO 

i.m 

silft 

if 

1 

10.00 
-tioo 

10.40 

a.oo 

«le 

™tpl«"« 

SO 

SUPPLEMENT. 


151 


TABLE    r XVII I—  Ccmtinu€d. 


AxovxT  OF  Taxes  Asexa^xD  for  Oxnkbal  PuBPoaxa,  roB  tuk  Ybab  1869. 


State  Tax. 

County  Tax. 

Townnhlp 
Tax. 

Highway 
Tax. 

$866  57 
122  93 
b 

School  Tax. 

Total  of 
Taxed. 

1218  78 
80  78 
15  07 

18,546  86 
491  66 
251  10 

1354  68 
80  T3 
.'»  22 

1485  5S 

a  $448  28 
a  61  46 
b 

$5«448-G2 
787  60 
816  89 

1258  58 

$4,280  02 

$1,009  49 

$504  74 

$6,497  41 

a  As  appears  from  rctarns  at  Auditor  Gcncral^s  ofllcc. 
b  No  taxes  reported. 


TABLE    C X I X— Continued. 


AXOCKT  OF  TaX£S  AsSXSAXD  FOR  OXXXBAI.  PUBPOBES  FOB  TBB  YXAR  1869. 

• 

Township 

Highway 

Total  of 

State  Tax. 

County  Tax. 

Tax. 

Tax. 

School  Tax. 

*       • 

Taxes. 

$8ix)01 

$1,287  5C 

$675  08 

$1,250  06 

$1,068  01 

$4,575  67 

884  08 

8,607  94 

8,685  66 

8,840  68 

1,826  55 

18,184  86 

618  82 

1,248  09 

1,498  71 

884  48 

1,005  90 

4,989  89 

888  46 

1,618  87 

800  77 

958  66 

2,540  97 

5,888  72 

48694 

1.918  48 

662  94 

1,506  68 

2,065  78 

6,675  76 

468  04 

2,106  18 

1.128  80 

2,840  20 

1,087  87 

7,125  69 

488  94 

1,918  97 

1,895  66 

1,179  10 

1,748  52 

7,170  09 

484  41 

1,831  75 

4,429  85 

1,447  50 

914  07 

9,097  08 

878  70 

1,642  68 

810  64 

777  76 

1,868  94 

4,468  67 

841  44 

1.479  07 

1,707  20 

1,090  94 

1,996  08 

7,216  17 

489  79 

2.174  67 

1,126  52 

2,448  95 

2,611  81 

8,851  24 

296  22 

1,808  84 

826  62 

1,476  10 

621  88 

4,628  11 

296  46 

1,821  60 

1.047  88 

741  14 

878  99 

4,880  57 

806  08 

1,860  08 

799  05 

a'wos 

1,245  86 

4,560  46 

886  47 

1,754  86 

T78  11 

901  16 

801  00 

4,806  10 

884  18 

1,783  47 

567  05 
$21,328  89 

1,908  86 
$28,285  76 

1,011  80 

5,648  81 

$7,001  38 

$28,488  00 

( 

$22,852  26 

$102,851  29 

152 


AUDITOR   GENEBAL. 


TABLE    aXX. 

Statistics  of  Assessment,  Valvatkm,  m6 


t 

Census  Statistics  ov  1S«0. 

NAME    OF    TOWNSHIP. 

No.  of 
Dwellings. 

No.  of 
Families. 

No.  of 
Voters. 

• 

J 

Delton 

118 

19 
10 

115 

220 

19 

12 

18t 

2:24 

19 

8 

en 

Eflcanaba 

Masomillo 

Nahma 

1.870 
86 

84T 

866 

888 

2,441 

TABLE  CXXI. 

Statistics  (if  Assessment^  Vahtaikm,  a/td 


NAME  OF   TOWNSHIP. 


Bellevae 

Bentou 

Brookfield.... 

Garmel 

Chester 

Delta 

Eaton 

Eaton  Rapids. 

Hamlin 

Kalamo 

Oneida 

Rozand 

Honfleld 

Venaont>ille.. 

Walton 

Windsor 


CxNL*u8  Statistics  of  1870. 


• 

• 

■ 

i 

«l 

Oj5 

02 

No 
DwelJ 

d  g 

63 

416 

421 

472 

1,9» 

281 

281 

856 

1,855 

222 

216 

268 

1,067 

&S9 

588 

715 

2,504 

282 

222 

260 

1.117 

286 

228 

277 

1.1?4 

442 

442 

520 

2.0l>5 

405 

410 

512 

1,989 

8d5 

809 

447 

1.600 

289 

2S7 

888 

IJBS^ 

481 

42** 

580 

2.M7 

247 

287 

248 

1.144 

240 

280 

2«) 

1,10$ 

861 

872 

419 

1,901 

849 

842 

40.') 

1.645 

264 

262 

828 

1,2« 

5,299 

5,269 

6,885 

25,16* 

SUPI'LEMEKT. 


153 


TABLE    CXX. 
Taxadon  in  the  County  (ff  Dtlta^  fcr  the  year  1869. 


AecKMED  AND  Caeh  Valuatiok?  of  TnE  Pbbsokal  and  Beal  Ebtatk  fob  1S69. 


AsOSflflED  VALrATXON  OF 


Penonal  E«tate  I     Heal  Estate. 


$87,000  00 

*J4,0Sfl  00 

*2,400  00 

2,000  00 


$<5,4fi8  00 


$120,000  00 

120,000  00 

8T,078  00 

18,588  00 


$S96,5il  00 


For  Cash  Valnc 
maltiplr 

Aeecfiecd  Valn- 
atlon  by 


a  1.918207 
a  1.918207 
a  1.918207 
a  1.918207 


1.918207 


Cash  Value  of 


Personal  Estate ,      Bcal  Estate. 


S70,978  66 
46,188  68 
4,608  70' 
8,886  41 


8126,5»40' 


a  Eatimatc^—bctng  average  of  31  arqnctto  and  Menominee  eonntios. 


$280,1  ?4  64 

231,911  2« 

71,128  2S 

85,fi50  13 


$568,769  46 


TABLE    CXXI. 
TOsttUijon  in  tAe  County  cf  Eaton^  for  the  year  1869. 


AncssED  and  Cash  Valuations  of  the  Pbraonal  and  Beal  Estate  fob  1869. 

Assessed  Valuation  of 

For  Cash  Valoe 

Cash  Value  of 

multiply 
Assessed  vain- 

Personal  Estate 

Real  Estat4>. 

atfon  by 

Personal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

^,609  00 

$206,816  00 

4.622727 

$252,408  87 

$985,872  20 

18,461  00 

168,165  00 

8.828520 

70.586  16 

585.680  81 

18,900  00 

106,490  00 

2.791666 

62,762  48 

297,2^  51 

68,740  00 

286,850  00 

4.049882 

258.188  m 

1,159,640  58 

28,860  00 

149,840  04t 

8.850258 

79,987  08 

600,826  7S 

20,060  00 

152,525  00 

2.2895*?;3 

44,926  08 

841,692  80 

46,890  00 

278,060  00 

5.19983G 

241,199  51 

1,419,744  U 

86,870  00 

261,901  00 

8.420023 

208,100  18 

995,942  89 

51,680  00 

285,950  00 

8.191489 

164,776  67 

758,060  97 

.    68,070  00 

487,755  00 

1.611925 

109,728  78 

705,628  2-2 

88,790  00 

591.850  00 

2.098089 

186,284  8S 

1,241,724  88 

81.7M  00 

196,275  00 

8. 

95,258  00 

558,826  00 

21,885  00 

156,785  00 

1.800815 

40,140  88 

296,278  52 

68,000  00 

195,260  00 

8.171007 

166.848  76 

619,170  82 

29,880  00 

180,250  00 

5.185185 

1M.674  06 

'                984.029  60 

22,780  00 

160,000  00 

2.54 

57,861  20 

881,000  00 

|«T8,7S6  00 

$3,728,723  00 

'              8.1622216 

$2,180,171  88 

$11,725,741  95 

20 


154 


AUDITOR   GENERAL 


TABLE   CX X— Continued. 


Rate  of  Taxation  for  Genera i.  Purposes,  fob  the  Year  1M9. 


RATE    OF    TAXATION    EXPRESSED   IN    MILLS. 


TOWNSHIP. 

State  Tax 

County 
Tax. 

Ton^nsh^p 
Tax. 

Highway 

School 
Tax. 

Total. 

Del  ton 

Escanaba 

Matonvllle 

Nahma 

1.00 
1.00 
1.00 
1.00 

15.00 
15.00 
1».00 
15.00 

2.00 
7.60 
7.60 
5.00 

2.00 
5.00 
5.00 
c 

8.415 

6  8.921 
6  2.00 
6  2.00 
e 

28.921 

aojo 

21.00 

1.00 

15.486 

4.978 

4.888 

29.nt 

6  Aa  appears  IVom  returns  at  Auditor  General's  office, 
c  None  assessed. 


TABLE   CXXI—Ocnflnwd. 


Rate  of  Taxation  for  General  Purposes,  for  the  Year  1869. 

rate  of  taxation  expressed  in  MILLS. 

TOWNSHIP. 

1 

SUto  Tax 
1.80 

Connty 
:     Tax. 

1 

Township 
Tax. 

HijErtiway 
5.00 

School 
Tax. 

Total. 

Bellevue 

5.40 

7.40 

5.088 

«4.e6» 

Benton 

;       1.96 

6.00 

9.50 

1         7.50 

7.956 

82.906 

Brookflcld 

,         2.00 

,         5.70 

9.00 

1       10.00 

7.992 

S4.e92 

<!/armel 

!        2.20 
1        2.00 

6.80 
6.00 

5.50 
8.00 

1.40 
10.00 

2.012 
6.601 

17.94S 

Chester 

27.691 

Delto 

1.80 

5.50 

10.60 

10.00 

7.967 

8S.857 

Eaton 

2.20 

G.80 

6.SU 

5.00 

MMA 

4A.4(H 

Eaton  Rapids 

1.80 

5.60 

18.70 

5.00 

8.784 

84.S»4 

Hamlin 

1.90 

5.80 

11.40 

8.83 

2.409 

dk6» 

Kalamo 

.H88 

2.50 

1.25 

8.40 

1.872 

9.855 

Oneida 

.675 

2.00 

.60 

2.80 

1.288 

7.268 

Roxand 

1.20 

8.40 

2.02 

5.00 

6.417 

18.087 

Snnfleld 

1.40 

4.20 

1.40 

5.00     . 

5.649 

17.549 

VermontviUe 

2.00 

6.00 

18.00 

8.00     ' 

7.615 

86.615 

Walton 

2.W 

5.80 

1.40 

5.00     ■ 

8.699 

17.899 

Windsor 

1.80 
1.5786 

5.50 

9.80 

3.00     j 

1 

4.8984 

6.6S7 

JW.187 

4.7694 

5.8075 

5.9458 

:».9947 

SUPPLEMENT. 


lo5 


TABLE    C XX— Continued. 


AjtouNT  or  Taxes  Asssmed  fob  General  PunpofiEfi,  for  the  Year  1800. 


Hute  Tax.     County  Tax. 


1157  00 

144  90 

»48 

80  58 


|M1  90 


t2,8fiS0O 

2,174  80 

750  08 

80S  00 


19,567  88 


$814  00 

1,087  16 

290  09 

102  07 


§1,799  91 


Highway 
Tax. 

1814  00 
724  n 
197  89 

c 

$1,286  16 

School  Tax. 


&$1,400  60 
6  289  91 
d78  96 
c 


Total  of 
TaxeH. 


$4,540  60 

4,421  08 

1,802  00 

481  20 


11,769  47 1        $10,754  8S 


ft  At  ftppetn  fh>in  rctorne  at  Auditor  GeneraPR  office. 
rKoaeftsaeaeed. 


TABLE  CXXI—Contlnwd. 


Amount  op  Taxes  AaaBssBD  pob  General  PcRPoeBB, 

POB  TBE  Year  1869. 

TownHhlp 

Highway     ; 

ToUl  of 

HIateTkx. 

County  Tax. 

Tax. 

Tax            School  Tax. 

Taxes. 

$472  72 

$1,418  IS 

$1.948  48 

1 

$1,818  is; 

$1,886  87 

$6,488  88 

884  67 

1.029  75 

1,680  44 

1,287  19! 

1,865  85 

5.647  90 

260  78 

714  72 

1.128  51 

1.258  90; 

1,002  20 

4,850  11 

no  94 

8.880  75 

1,925  61 

490  16! 

715  16 

6.281  02 

866  40 

1,069  20 

584  60 

1,782  OOi 

1,148  46 

4.885  66 

810  65 

948  22 

1,829  40 

1,725  85; 

1,878  80 

6,188  42 

702  79 

2,172  26 

2,076  48 

1,507  25 

7,955  90 

14,504  68 

678  29 

1,799  12 

4,401  41 

1,606  86; 

2,S05  99 

11,191  17 

546  41 

1,668  00 

8.278  48 

957  6GI 

692  98 

7.148  58 

42185 

1,264  56 

682  28 

1,719  81 

094  48 

4,782  48 

469  48 

1,861  28 

840  82 

1,905  791 

877  26 

4,944  08 

86168 

741  29 

440  41 

1.090  18! 

1.899  22 

8,082  68 

249  16 

747  48 

249  16 

889  85! 

987  61 

8.128  26 

496  TO 

1,490  10 

8.228  55 

1,996  80| 

1,891  89 

9,096  54 

420  16 

1,218  47 

294  11 

1,060  40- 

777  28 

8,760  87 

811  01 

950  89 
$20,974  67 

1,606  85 



$25,589  99 

1 

868  90| 
1 

1,129  GO 

4,861  65 

16,942  88 

$21,520  181 

$26,147  9:^ 

$10K125  IB 

1 

156 


AUDITOR  GENERAL. 


TABLE   a  XXII. 

Statistics  of  AMiMfMiit,  Valvation,  mS 


Cexsus  Statistics  or  1S70. 


NAME  OF  TOWNBDIP. 

o  a 
d? 

Q 

No.  of 
Families. 

No.  of 
Voters. 

c 

Bear  Creek 

58 

182 

51 

52 

128 

55 

54 

141 

64 

2M 

La  Croix 

m 

Little  Traverse 

SM 

TTnoixanized 

289 

280 

299 

1,211 

TABLE   C XXIII. 

StatUticg  of  AMesmunty  Taxation,  a^ 


Ce:»8U8  Statistics  o? 

ISTO. 

NAME  OF  TOWNSniP. 

c  a 

.•mm 

> 

i 

a 

Anrcntiiie 

224 
880 
8^ 
221 
25S 
015 
405 
85S 

8a^ 

450 
401 
844 
290 
857 
884 
151 
269 
811 
826 
279 
445 

215 
880 

aM 

21$ 
255 
897 
897 
850 
876 
422 
892 
818 
288 
850 
816 
151 
264 
806 
814 
265 
411 

289 
406 
895 
274 
2S7 
1,086 
4S2 
440 
42S 
482 
465 
884 
882 
894 
866 
176 
812 
866 
850 
292 
475 

1,101 

Atlas 

1.691 

Barton 

1.6«^ 

ClaytoD 

DavisoD 

1,01: 
l,l«» 

Fen  ton 

8,96^ 

FllntCity— iBt  ward 

1.947 

"       —2d  ward 

1.8M 

**       — 8d  ward, 

1,64>^ 

Flint 

2,14* 

Floshing 

l.S» 

Forest 

1,864 

Oaines 

1.816 

Genesee 

Grand  Bianc 

1.MT 

Montrope 

80^ 

Mt.  Morris. 

1,400 

Mnndy 

i;m 

Rlchfleld 

],4A 

Thetford 

\,m 

y lenna    . .         . 

1>16 

7,417 

7,188 

8,881 

«^H5 

SUPPLEMEKT. 


167 


TABLE    CXXII, 

Taxutkm  in  the  County  qf  Emnut^  for  the  year  1809. 


Ambmsd  and  Cabh  Valuatiokb  ot  tbe  PsnsoNAL  AND  Real  Estate  roB  1809. 


Afaessxd  Valuation  op 


Personal  E«tate 


$2.900  00 
T,4&1  00 
8.888  00 
8:888  00 


$27,067  00 


Real  E»taie. 


For  Cash  Value 
maltiply 

ABseeacd  Vala- 
ation  by 


$6,&14  00 

10,1)49  00 

8.854  fiO 

22,107  00 


148,754  50 


a  1.179443 
a  1.179442 
a  1.179442 
a  1.179442 


Cash  Value  of 


Pereonal  Estate 


1.179442 


$8,491  15 
8.788  02 
9,884  19 
9,8^  19 


$81,947  55 


Real  Estate. 


18,072  10 

12,918  71 

4,U0  15 

26,078  92 


$51,605  8$ 


a  Estimated — bein;;  an  average  of  Alpena  and  Antrim  coantice. 


TABLE   iJ XXIII, 
TTonHUHi  in  the  County  qf  Genesee^  for  the  year  1869. 

AssrsssD  AND  Cash  Valuations  of  the  Pbbsonal  and  Real  Estate  for  1669. 


AssESBED  Valuation  of 

For  Cash  Value 

Cash  Value  of 

multiply 
Assessed  valu- 

Penooal Estate 

Real  Estate. 

ation  by 

Personal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

|89,8«6  00 

1178.909  00 

2.987219 

$95,068  09 

$626,494  91 

60,065  00 

))09,685  00 

2.758620 

167.048  28 

864,808  26 

4M76  00 

824,625  00 

8.878014 

175,788  01 

1,267.277  16 

27,720  00 

212,8n  00 

2.716040 

75,288  87 

578,184  86 

8S,M0  00 

198,186  00 

8.968188 

184,506  78 

766,419  60 

96,120  00 

854,490  00 

6  402027 

608,960  80 

2,260,4M  55 

86,175  00 

179,875  00 

G.6 

560,187  50 

1,166,087  60 

96,670  00 

257,560  00 

2.277777 

224,760  64 

686,641  46 

M.100  00 

806,625  00 

5.272727 

490,890  88 

1,600,404  46 

44.665  00 

827,285  00 

8.087974 

186,266  79 

094,181  4St 

80.310  00 

248,690  00 

1.895784 

74,621  80 

461,971  41 

86,680  00 

186,170  00 

2.777777 

101,066  62 

870.472  11 

28,000  00 

147.200  00 

8.005406 

69.184  42 

440.666  10 

40,066  00 

276,007  00 

1.910113 

76,228  68 

627,204  28 

61.906  00 

875,690  00 

2.997481 

185,828  88 

l,126,ia  68 

9.662  00 

77,867  00 

8.181818 

80,742  72 

246«167  71 

40.806  00 

228486600 

1.787288 

71,046  20 

288,081  96 

56.266  00 

260,805  00 

2.077687 

108,681  86 

600,708  47 

89,780  00 

194,885  00 

2.891804 

95,006  60 

464,888  60 

21,660  00 

170,485  00 

1.219847 

26.270  84 

207,680  40 

46,160  00 

200,585  00 

2. 

92,800  00 

401,170  00 

11,028,622  OO 

$4,045,285  00 

8.22684829 

$8,608,4n  95 

$15,678,222  46 

J5S 


AUDITOR  GENEKAK 


TABLE   CXXII-^Continued, 


Rate  or  Taxation  roB  Gexxbal  Purpose!*,  roB  the  Tear  1S60. 


RATE  OF  TAXATION  EXFBE88ED  IS  X1LL8. 


TOWNSUIP. 


state  Tax 


County 
Tax. 


Township 
Tax. 


Bear  Creek !      b 

Ia  Croix 

Little  Traverse 

Unorganized i 


2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


2.00 


15.00 
15.00  . 
15.00  . 


5.00 

10.00 

2.00 


15.00 


4.502 


Highway  i    School 
Tax.     I     Tax. 


b 
b 
b 
b 


b 
b 
b 
b 


Total. 


b  None  af*Be««ed. 


TABLE   CXXIII—ConUnued. 


b 


22.00 
27.00 
19.00 


21.50* 


Rate  of  Ta 

XATION  FOR  GENERAI 
RATE  OF  TAXATION  E 

L  Purposes,  for  the 

Year  1869. 

XPRESSED 

IN  MILLS. 

TOWNSHIP. 

State  Tax 

County 
Tax. 

Township 
Tax. 

Highway 
Tax. 

School 
Tax. 

ToUl. 

Argentine 

AtTas 

1.925 

9.95 

8.8875 

5.00 

5.706 

2S.9185 

2.00 

10.00            1.50 

8.888 

2.899 

19.783 

Bnrton 

2.00 

10.00             5.80 

8.88 

2.484 

28.064 

Clayton 

1.92 

9.88             1.28 

4.00 

6.512 

28.692 

Davison 

1.90 

9.80     i         4.70 

7.50 

8.445 

27.845 

Fenton 

2.80 

11.70             8.20 

5.00 

18.7S0 

4Sl9» 

Flint  City —iBt  ward.. 

1.85 

9.50            15.60 

4.00 

10.018 

40.968 

—2d  ward.. 

2.00 

10.00     1       16.00 

2.20 

10.097 

40.n7 

_8d  ward.. 

2.00 

10.00     !       16.00 

2.20 

10.019 

40.t19 

Flint 

2.00 

10.10             2.80 

8.888 

4.180 

22.888 

Flashing 

2.00 

10.10              6.20 

5.00 

8.540 

29.84 

Forest 

2.00 

10.00            15.50 

10.00 

22.046 

mj^ 

Gaines 

2.00 

10.80     i         3.40 

10.00 

7.698 

88.888 

Genesee 

2.0II 

10.40             8.60 

8.40 

8.796 

28.196 

Grand  Blanc 

1.92 
2.088 

9.68             1.52 
11.60            28.966 

8.888 
10.00 

2.899 
9.728 

19.8K 

Montrose 

67.9B 

Mt.  Morris 

2.00 

10.0)             4.60 

6.00 

8.876 

25.876 

Mnndy  

2.00 

10.80             8.20 

5.01  S 

2.$i5 

28.848 

Richfield 

1.90 

9.70             8.00 

5.00 

6.799 

26.889 

Thetford 

2.00 

11.00             2.80 

5.00 

6.705 

27.006 

Vienna 

2.10 
2.0010 

1       10.70             4.80 

5.00 

7.199 

29.»9 

10.1955 

1 

6.4927 

4.50 

7.8S8 

80.572 

SUPPLKMEXT. 


J  59 


TABLE   CXXII—Continued. 


AXOUKT 

or  Taxes  Assebbbd  for  Oenkral  Pcbposkh,  for  the  Year  1S69. 

^tatc  Tax. 

i 

TowDship 
County  Tax.           .j.^^^ 

1 
1 

Hl.sibway 
Tax. 

School  Tax. 

Total  of 
TaxeH. 

;                        "1 

b            'ft                         b 
$86  80               $276  00  :               |02  00 
24  89                 182  80                  121  08 
60  89                 45668                   60  SO 

b 
b 
b 
b 

1> 

b 
$404  60 
820  2! 
578  46 

1 
$122  05               ^15  57 

$274  S2 

$1,812  47 

' 

ft  None  assessed. 


I  ABLE   C  XXlII-^Continued. 


AxocNT  OF  Taxes  Absecsed  for  Gbkeral  Pubpohes,  for  the  Tear  1869. 

■ 

Township 

Highway 

Total  of 

Wate  Tax. 

Connty  Tax. 

Tax. 

Tax. 

School  Tax. 

Taxes. 

$406  70 

$2,102  18 

$705  18 

$1,056  87 

$1,206  02 

$5,476  40 

740  48 

8,708  40 

565  86 

1,284  01 

1,078  67 

7.805  82 

740  00 

8,700  00 

1,061  00 

1,282  10 

000  85 

8,688  05 

4<t  05 

2,877  10 

807  06 

062  80 

1,566  05 

5,676  85 

481  44 

2,285  84 

1,067  25 

1,708  06 

782  85 

6,800  44 

1,0m  10 

6,860  44 

8,686  80 

2.248  05 

8.482  68 

20,668  02 

401  87 

2,522  78 

4,143  58 

1,062  20 

2.660  58 

10,870  81 

712  45 

8,563  25 

5,600  60 

768  70 

3,572  02 

14,880  02 

708  25 

8,066  25 

6JI6  00 

872  58 

8,078  70 

16,051  87 

748  52 

8,754  78 

1,040  88 

1,280  08 

1,685  45 

8,818  76 

5M00 

2,808  80 

1.754  60 

1,415  00 

1,851  05 

8,444  05 

848  10 

1,715  60 

2,650  08 

1,715  60 

8,785  48 

10,818  56 

840  68 

1,754  10 

570  05 

1,708  10 

1            1.810  25 

5,887  21 

688  14 

3,287  15 

1,187  86 

1,074  64 

2,777  01 

8,006  80 

840  86 

4,286  79 

665  28 

1,458  80 

1            1,268  97 

8,4T0  20 

176  08 

1,000  88 

2.085  74 

870  29 

'               &46  28 

4,080  02 

588  80 

8,842  60 

],1S8  18 

1,821  25 

1.084  40 

6,705  78 

804  18 

8,814  88 

008  69 

1,566  07 

881  87 

7.885  34 

444  88 

2,870  02 

708  85 

1,170  58 

1,S01  80 

6,160  47 

884  18 

8,112  72 

441  75 

060  88 

1            1,287  82 

5,186  75 

518  14 

2,640  06 

1,060  06 

1,288  68 

1            1,776  82 

1 

$44,105  81 

7,329  16 

$11,054  06 

$60,006  06 

$89,787  05 

$26,883  78 

$182,686  IS 

160 


AUDITOR  GEXBBAL. 


TABLE    VXXJV, 

StatUticd  of  AfHsnnent^  Valuationy  a»d 


X\ME  OP  TOWXfililP. 


Blair 

East  Bay  ... 

Grant 

Long  Lake.. 

Hajfleld 

Penineala... 
Traverse ... 
Whitewater 


b  Indodea  township  of  Paradif^c. 


CKKSCS  ST-VTIflTIC8  OF 

ISTO. 

No.  of 
Dwellings. 

^1 

• 

a 

> 

- 

9S 

loss 

6S 

74 

32 

156 

6864 

98 

• 

■i 

91 
94 
(V5 
70 
49 

181 
&880 

112 

■ 
942 

94 
9C 
66 
71 
50 

2*382 
112 

88» 

46$ 

S8S 

889 

tfM) 

6S7 

hlMl 

510 

955 

1,01S 

4,4f8 

TABLE    OX  XT. 

S(<Ui8tice  of  Astesainent^  VidwitkftL,  and 


NAME  O^  TOWNSHIP. 


Arcadia. 
Bethany 
Blba 


Emerson^... 

Fulton 

Hamilton 

Laftiyette 

North  Shade. 
New  Ha?en. . 

Newark 

North  Star.. 
Pine  R!ver». 

Samner 

Seville 

Wheeler 

Washington. 


Census  Statistics  of  1870. 


• 

S 

«5 

^1 

o't 

0*2 

K 

1^ 

291 

i,«a 

129 

574 

86 

820 

128 

661 

27T 

I.ITO 

74 

2M 

65 

889 

190 

8M 

119 

566 

214 

1,009 

194 

SM 

478 

l,S6d 

178 

81T 

116 

5T5 

51 

281 

126 

051 

2,704 

U,609 

StTpn.BliEHt.'- 


TABLB  -CXXIV: 

Itooflm  In  ih*  ObuhIji  of  Grand  TYarerte,  for  Ou  ytar  IS«9. 


»«„„., 

.C..HV..r.T,o. 

B  or  TBK  PlBH^lL  XBB  ReIL  E 

BTiTiroHiew. 

AnnuDT 

....r,o„„ 

tionbj 

c.„v™.„ 

pdBOnalK^Ute 

Hesl  EeUlc. 

p™„,«.„» 

««,«..„. 

MS 

:  asss 

i8,Mi  on 

IM.TS100 

IS.TOI  OO 

Si 

4.1MM4 

ao-osa  « 

TS^IW  11 
M08T« 
■  «.«0  IE 

6i;»i  as 

lis 

»»*,:«  «r 

(noT.moo 

i.nowus 

»«»,«89  »T 

tl,eTO.M»-lG 

in  Ou  Qmnlf  0/  Orattot,  for  llu  far  1S& 


m  ClBB  VlLVlTIOHB  Or  TBI  PlWONAL  AI 


I  Rbal  Bit  ATI  n 


AWMiip  VALCxnaii  or 

Por  Cft^  ValDs 

■"■cA.»VAH,.,.r 

.^5%. 

PmoMlE-iaif 

RMl  Eatate. 

Pcnoa.1E.t>te 

B«al  EBtato. 

a  son* 

t]««.H4  «ll 

- 

-    1 

sreLsmoo 

.MDKIW 

1;SISi 

ftl.WtKWS 

" 

13^1 .11»  ou 

/       I,™. 

$Tos,fl»ra 

|fl,8TS.e88 

« 

162 


AUDITOR  OEKERAL. 


TaSL^    CXXIV-Ckntiinwil. 


Rate  of  Taxation  for  Oxneral  Pubpo«e<«,  fob  the  Yjiic  1869. 


RATE  of  taxation   EXPRESSED  IK   SXILLS. 


TOWNSHIP. 

State  Tax 

Connty 
Tax. 

Townsh'p 
Tax. 

Highway 
Tax. 

School 
Tax. 

Total. 

Blair 

Bast  Bay 

.80 

1.00 

.90 

.85 

.90 

1.00 

.90 

1.30 

6.50 
7.00 
6.60 
6.50 
6.00 
6.00 
6.40 
9.70 

.40 
2.00 
1.50 
2.80 
4.10 
2.00 
2.60 
4.00 

4.00 

7.50 

5.00 

6.85 

5.00 

8.888 

5.00 

7.50 

.578 

a  6.298 

1.181 

8.519 

.861 
4.684 

.754 
4.48S 

,12.278 
88.7W 

Grant 

Long  Lake 

Hayfield. 

Peninaala. 

Trayerse 

Whitewater 

ifi.on 

19.419 
16L891 
Id^t 
lS.6fi4 
9C988 

.9489 

6.6878 

2.8509 

5.2105 

8.27C7 

17.4691 

a  Aa  appean  from  returns  at  Aaditor  General's  office. 


TABLE    CXXV-Oontinued. 


Rate  of  Ta 

XATIUN  FO 
RATE  OF  1 

rObxeoal  Purpose 

a,  FOR  TUE 
IN  XILLA. 

Year  1SC9 

School 
Tax. 

• 

■AXATION  EXPRESSED 

TOWNSHIP. 

State  Tax 

Connty 
Tax. 

Townsh'p 
Tax. 

Hichway 
Tax. 

TotaL 

Arcadia 

.80 

1.00 

.90 

.60 

.80 

.SO 

.85 

.65 

.90 

1.00 

.90 

1.50 

.95 

1.00 

1.80 

.80 

4.80 
6.00 
5.00 
8.60 
4.45 
1         4.70 
4.76 
8.65 
4.80 
5.60 
5.10 
7.50 
5.20 
5.10 
7.26 
5.80 

2.00 

7.00 

5.80 

2.40 

1.40 

5.95 

2.85 

.65 

11.00 

1.85 
.90 

2.80 

6.75 

5.20 
10.40 

1.60 

8.5067 

5.00 

10.00 

5.00 

5.00 

2.50 

5.00 

19.05 

10.00 

7.60 

8.80 

5.80 

10.80 

10.00 

10.00 

10.00 

12.40 

7.889 
12.847 
a  8.016 
1         1.89 
8.886 
1.816 
2.096 
2.886 
9.961 
1.869 
5.794 
4.965 
4.946 
8.665 
1.13 
2.460 

19.889 

BHhany 

88.M7 

laba..-! 

19.918 

Kmonon 

18.49 

Pnlton 

1S.9T6 

Hamilton 

I8w999 

Lafayette 

89.098 

Nortb  Shade 

1T.1T8 

New  Haven.... 

Newark 

88.681 
18.509 

North  Star 

17.8M 

Pine  River 

8T.066 

Hnmnw 

87.848 

Seville 

99.8S6 

Wheeler 

80.14 

Washimrton 

88.889 

.9551 

5.2151 

7.7586 

4.5093 

81.940 

SUPPLEMENT. 


163 


TABLE    CXXir-Ckmtinued. 


AxouMT  OP  Taxbs  Abbbbbed  for  Oenbral  Pumrassa,  fob  tbx  Tbab  1869. 


State  Tax. 


185  09 

110  92 

61  66 

78  75 

80  58 

167  17 

604  89 

185  55 

11,172  25 


Townehlp 

Coanty  Tax. 

Tax. 

1 

$09187 

$43  65 

776  42 

221  88 

463  44 

108  10 

668  97 

199  66 

208  44 

189  01 

1,008  08 

884  85 

8,686  78 

1,457  18 

1,011  44 

417  09 

$8,8(M89 

$2,919  62 

Highway 
Tax. 


$425  46 
881  88 
860  84 
648  28 
160  68 
667  18 

2.802  17 
788  04 


$6,470  88 


School  Tax. 

$61  01 
0698  66 

81  67 
305  40 

29  22 
766  86 
42S18 
408  18 

$2,827  42 

Total  of 
Taxes. 

$1,805  48 
2,689  61 
1,088  81 
1,684  96 
671  78 
8,828  09 
8,718  00 
2,808  80 

$21,686  00 

a  Am  appeftra  from  retama  at  Auditor  Qcncrars  office. 


TABLE    CXXr—ConUnuta, 


AsfouxT  OF  Taxes  AaaBtaBO  fob  Genebal  Pubfobeb,  fob  tbb  Yeab  1869. 


Sute  Tax. 


$807  81 
101  68 

79  16 
143  01 
866  88 

80  68 
96  88 

196  14 
125  11 
806  84 
80S  55 
4n44 
148  89 
108  01 
51  98 
204  68 


$8,086  8T 


Townahip 

County  Tax. 

Tax. 

$1,088  87 

$618  27 

609  18 

no  71 

489  80 

466  19 

852  04 

668  08 

1,481  41 

466  06 

478  97 

600  08 

524  28 

260  88 

1,101  48 

196  15 

697  74 

1.529  10 

1,129  86 

277  20 

1,158  46 

208  66 

2,887  16 

788  07 

814  97 

1,067  91 

525  87 

685  67 

844  05 

108  86 

1,142  79 

1,687  06 

$14,665  88 

$9,861  24 

Highway 

Tax. 

School  Tax. 

$1,295  68 

$2,141  24 

1,015  80 

1,804  88 

489  80 

a  265  46 

1,188  89 

447  60 

888  25 

'  1,278  69 

604  28 

186  10 

2,108  64 

281  67 

8,017  60 

670  90 

1,048  57 

1,884  79 

780  28 

881  84 

1,176  06 

1,810  48 

3,487  68 

1,081  68 

1,667  28 

775  20 

1,080  14 

881  66 

804  88 

169  74 

1,674  10 

185  75 

$21,808  68 

$12,681  82 

Total  of 
Taxea. 


$6,260  87 
8,741  10 
1,690  41 
8.198  97 
4,819  78 
1,845  01 
8,211  69 
5,188  28 
4,679  81 
2,774  01 
4,047  04 
8.115  90 
4;864  86 
8,075  74 
1,464  41 
4,744  88 


$61,698  99 


a  Aa  appears  from  retuma  at  Auditor  Oencral'B  office. 


184' 


AUDITOR^  •tJttf^Bljfcb. 


StaUeUea  qf  Assesement^  Valuattont  mid 


NAME  ,0^  TO W^BHtP/ 


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AdtdMi.... 
AUea.w.. .. 

Attbo^r 

Oftmbria... 

FftYOtto... 

Hillsdale.. 


.  ^•..«(«Vi. 


Hillsdale  City— 1  si  and  2d  Wards. 
Hillsdale  Qitj-Sd  and  f tb  Wards. 

Jefferson..! ^. :.:...,: 

Lltchfleld- .^ 

Moscow , 

PittsfonL 

Reading 

Ransom : 

Somerset 

Sciplo 

Wheatland 

•Wright 

Woodbridge. ^.. 


■i"*p- 


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CsvBtrs  Statistics  of  1600. 


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a 


P 


416 
888 
287 
856 
878 
420 
106 


704 
485 
421 
26Jl 

tm 

876 
841 
268 
229 

826 
888 


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4rl2 

860 
286 
8A8 
682 
426 
106 


707 

421 
^ 
881 

»t6 
278 
880 
827 
891 
286 


•,7» 


467 
446 
206 
421. 
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673 
199 


908 
497 
680 
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463 
4T9 
888 
848 

vn 

416 
442 
818 


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1.7W 

i.m 
i.m 

1,68S 
1,684 

869 


1,947 

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1,(81 
1.6M 
1,297 
1,197 
l,6tt 
1JB14 
1^ 


M^i 


TABLE  CXXVn. 


NAME  OF   TOWNBHIT. 


Adama..... 
B^taga^.... 
calumet.... 
Franklin... 
Hancock ... 

Huron. 

L*Anee 

Portago..^. 

QnlncT 

Bcbooicraft. 
Webster  ... 


,L^. 


CxNsiza  Statistics  ov  isn. 


« 

• 

Jf 

• 

^2 

^4 

126 

J17 

97 

«70 

28 

^ 

88 

160 

894 

618 

8M  I 

8,139 

466 

S99 

888 

498 

9,164 

400 

488 

«,70l 

157 

189 

98 

TV 

14 

10 

11 

88 

246 

276 

d68 

1360 

201 

216 

120 

i,m 

120 

121 

69 

W 

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177 

» 

s» 

2,860 

2,429 

1,944 

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For  C««b  Value 

ClBB  ytLn  OF 

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Pmm&I  Eiiiu 

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TABLE    CSXV.Il.  .. 


a  txa  Caih  \i^i}xyiotijt  or  tat  PtfaoHu,  u(^  ^iai.  HsTiim  roR  18«. 


At^mx. 

Vu-cATunt «» 

ForCuHVtia« 

.  CtBB  Vau^b  at, 

^.ra^JT... 

Itaal  B<uu. 

Pcnonll  BeUU 

HmI  BbIsW, 

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id  HiHioalBes  coimlicB. 


166 


AUDITOB    OE29^EBAL. 


TABLE    CXXVI^-Continu^. 


Bats  or  Taxation  for  Gxkkbal  Purposes,  por  the  Teaa  1869. 


RATE  OP  TAXATION  XXFRXBBED  IN  MILLS. 


TOWNSHIP. 

State  Tax 

Connty 
Tax. 

Townsh'p 
Tax. 

Highway 
Tax. 

School 
Tax. 

TDtsl. 

Adams.. ^ 

Allen..... 

2.00 
2.00 
1.80 
1.90 
1.75 
2.10 

C8.40 
2.10 
1.96 
2.00 
2.06 

d 
2.188 
2.20 
2.15 
2.20 
2.00 
1.83 
2.10 
1.70 

4.00 
8.86 
8.60 
8.70 
8.41 
4.10 

C4.60 
4.10 
8.75 
8.90 
4.08 

d 
4.188 
4.80 
4.175 
4.80 
8.90 
4.26 
4.10 
8.80 

.60 

1.65 

1.20 

1.00 

.75 

1.70 

cl.40 

a  7.50 

a  7.60 

8.80 

8.68 

d 

2.866 

1.50 

4.85 

1.40 

2.80 

.85 

1.20 

2.90 

6.25 
8.888 
2.40 
8.80 
6.70 
2.60 
<;8.40 

I 

6.00 

d 
8J388 
5.00 

d 
6.00 
5.00 

82.50 
2.00 
8.60 
4.00 

6.266 
9.078 
9.618 
4.0M 
7.TB9 

10.731 
4w029 
6.888 
6a»8 

10.167 
4768 
8.967 
4L766 
2.028 
4.401 
4.056 
6l426 
2.969 
6.954 
6.188 

ISill 

Amhoy  .       ...   

1S.M8 

■OftmbfUi ....   . 

1S.984 

Oftmdpn  

19^ 

Fayette 

21.171 

mnedale 

<Jity-lBt&2dw'd8 

City— 8d&4tliw'd8 

JeffersoD ,- 

1&7» 
24^ 

Utchflold 

\Wi 

TKoscow... ---— 

im 

Pittsford 

Readlns: 

18.89$ 
10.0S6 

RaDBom... 

»m 

Somerset ...... 

119M 

Scipio 

4<.eN 

Wheatland 

Wrigbt 

11.919 
31.954 

Woodbrldgo 

18.0B 

• 

1.9481 

8.7728 

2.6841 

4.28M 

6.5686 

is-iia 

a  City  tax.    ft  Road  tax  Indaded  in  city,    c  Rate  taken  from  rctams  of  166S.   dUas- 
ble  to  get  rate. 

TABLE    CXXVII-Cwtinwd. 


Rate  op  Taxation  por  General  Purposes,  for  tbb  Year  1869. 


RATE  OP  TAXATION  EXPRESSED  IN  HILLS. 


TOWNSHIP. 

State  Tax 

Connty 
Tax. 

Townsh'p 
Tax. 

Highway 
Tax. 

School 
Tax. 

Total. 

Adams --- 

8.40 
8.00 
8.20 
8.226 
2.20 
a.20 
8.20 
8.20 
ft  2.96 
8.20 
8.80 

12.80 
11.00 
12.80 
12.75 
12.00 
12.00 
12.00 
12.00 
ft  11.88 
12.00 
12.00 

10.00 
8.00 
8.20 

C    ' 

9.20 
5.20 
2.60 
2.70 
ft  7.48 
9.20 
5.20 

10.00 
10.00 
7.50 
c 

16.20 
10.00 
10.00 
.70 
ft  10.24 
10.00 
10.00 

15.608 
ft  4.684 
8.895 
16.864 
12.892 
ft  18.75 
2.865 
48.968 
14.68 
ft  2.80 
ft  20.70 

61.898 

Baraga 

Calamet 

Franklin 

86.664 
86.(195 
88.889 

Hancock 

Haron.. 

L^Anse ... 

02.492 

49.15 

89.565 

Portare 

6T.46B 

*  v.  Ma^lo.  ............. 

QnincT 

ochooicraft  .-.•.._.' 

47.38 

S7.20 

Webster. 

61.30 

8.184 

12.014 

4.778 

6.608 

18.816 

46J45 

^  As  appears  Arom  rctams  at  Auditor  General's  oiBco. 
c  None  asBossod. 


SUPPLEMKirr. 


167 


TABLE    CXXVI-CorUinuea, 


AXOVKT  OP  TAXX0  AS8I0BBD  FOR  GEIOEXAL  PCltPOBZe,  FOR  THE  TKAR  1869. 


Township 

Ilfghwaj 

Total  of 

Bute  Tax. 

Coanty  Tax. 

Tax. 

Tax. 

School  Tax. 

Taxe«. 

S65B72 

$1,817  44 

$164  68 

$2,058  60 

$1,781  12 

$5,960  46 

787  79 

1,516  49 

640  98 

1,813  85 

818  88 

5,066  04 

»5  78 

591  57 

197  19 

894  88 

1,668  86 

8,048  28 

790  64 

1,440  85 

889  29 

1,284  64 

1,570  89 

5,494  81 

906  68 

1,166  70 

25141 

1,988  49 

8,625  44 

6,568  66 

1,122  87 

2,198  27 

908  99 

1,886  75 

6,782  78 

11,208  61 

£687  76 

cm  92 

0242  02 

C667  76 

696  52 

3,891  93 

888  66 

1,625  67 

0  2,978  79 

b 

3,518  88 

7,940  60 

1,190  60 

2,289  48 

a  4,578  86 

b 

8,869  96 

11,928  75 

5«7  66 

1,028  74 

870  47 

1,818  90 

3,682  03 

6,487  75 

806  86 

1,677  46 

1,881  75 

d 

1,860  09 

5,625  66 

d 

d 

d 

1,076  66 

1,287  99 

2.864  65 

808  68 

1,566  74 

1,086  44 

1,895  40 

1,806  79 

7,168  95 

848  50 

1,648  66 

575  12 

d 

777  68 

8,844  96 

4<H82 

786  11 

819  06 

941  45 

828  76 

8,780  20 

547  25 

1,060  68 

848  25 

1,848  75 

1,009  66 

4,818  58 

544  16 

1,061  11 

761  83 

8,b42  60 

1,476  40 

12,686  09 

674  47 

1,578  71 

815  00 

741  18 

1,107  86 

4,417  28 

547  09 

1,068  13 

812  62 

2.240  47 

1,951  19 

6,719  50 

883  45 

742  40 

652  41 

899  88 

1,879  88 

4,067  08 

$12,895  57 

$25,085  02 

$17,483  10 

$28,108  66 

$86,890  10 

$120,418  01 

a  dtj  tax.    b  Road  tax  IncfadGd  In  city,    cliate  taken  ttom  retaras  of  1868.    d  Una- 
ble to  get  rate. 


TABLE    CXZVII-Oontinwd. 


AMOXTsrr  or  Taxxb  AasESfiBD  roE  General  Fvrfobsb,  for  the  Tear  1869. 


State  Tax. 


$861  17 

871  47 

917  58 

1,199  70 

870  91 

875  OT 

866  18 

1,168  22 

6284  88 

480  80 

404  85 

$8,790  18 


Comity  Tax. 


$8,204  52 
1,862  05 
8,526  75 
4,748  00 
1,624  75 
1,408  44 
960  69 
4,466  84 

61,145  08 
1,800  76 
1,797  46 


$36,029  81 


Township 
Tax. 


$3.506  46 
990  58 
917  58 
e 

1,845  64 

610  82 

200  14 

1,002  56 

6720  95 

1,880  60 

779  76 


$10,851  58 


Highway 
Tax. 


$2,608  46 
1,288  28 
2,150  46 

2,196  42 
1,178  70 
800  58 
259  98 
6986  97 
1,600  65 
1,499  55 


$14,806  94 


> 

j 

School  Tax. 

Totol  of 
TaxeB. 

$8,928  87 
6  579  98 
2.55148 
5,989  72 
3,178  58 

6  2,200  68 
280  90 

18,164  02 
1,485  28 
6420  18 

61^104  06 

$12,991  43 

4,542  81 

10,068  70 

11,982  43 

7,608  80 

6,768  71 

2,448  49 

25,070  56 

4,562  51 

5.582  40 

7,676  68 

$40,768  66 

$93,246  56 

6  Ab  appears  from  rettimB  at  Auditor  Ocnerars  office. 
cNono  asfieesed. 


le^ 


kVDV£QBi  QISN^BAL. 


Census  Statistics  or  I9T0. 


liAMB  OF    TOWKQHIF. 


m    fittf  »<      ■  »'■»      !»»■»,  ■..■.|ii,,iii  ■  n     (III! 

JBIngham ;-.,'- :....,. ;,.-i;'. 

Beooiaield....^:^,.. .,.^...- .^;-- 

Gore - .^ -^— — 

Grant ,; ^— , 

Hume ,-,-^, '.: ►-: 

iSS!:::::::-::::::::::::::;:;::::::;";;:::: 

Kq^6 , 

Paris w.^ , 

Port  Austin. ..;,^.. ^ , 

RqMcob .,.,^ ,->... ,...lr-. 

.Saod  ^eacfa  ...,^^ , ^.,,.-. 

SolJawaing..,^..^.^, —  , .,".-. ..,J^. 

glwrJdan...... '.,..:, 

Slfl^el.^ 

Verona 

WlttUB^ck..... 


8S 
8» 
74 
22 

,§? 

84 

60 

60 

92 

«B 

8d 
172 
141 
140, 
116  J 
ITl  ' 

82 

71 

86 

66 

61 


1,7« 


IS 


88 

88 

.•74 

22 

M 

t07 

88 

€6 

90 

77 

68 

41 

171 

147 

186 

118 

178 

82 

70 

85 

65 

M 


* 


M 
.80 
«4 

;»> 

ei 

21 
«2 

m 

8T 

&4 

82 

90 
118 
K» 

84 
166 

81 

27 

29 

41 

89( 


i.mj  xm 


441 

111 

S8S 

n 

8M 


m 

810 
4TS 
408 
8SS 
Sll 
601 
7TO 
744 


SOT 

la 


sro 
2n 


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8u?pi;e^j5»T- 


169 


TABME    C  XX  VIII. 
TasDOticn  in  tha  Oouniy  qf  Eurim^  for  the  year  1869. 


A60S96BD  AXn  CASH  VALUATIONS  OP  TBZ  PERSONAL  AND  RlAL  EeTATS  POR  1669. 


AMsaeso  Valuation  of 


•u,^ 


'  ..  ^ 


Fcnonal  Estate 


iLOSOOO 
88,^6  00 

0,770  00 
lft349  00 

6,180  00 

M'nioo 

9,070  00 

84.970  00 

80,090  00 

&  «00 

1.000  00 

0,000  00 

46.600  00 

S7,06S00 

8^680  00 

181140  00 

1,841  00 

4^880  00 

2.06»:00 

8,7M  00 

18,810  00 


$890,809  00 


Mttmf  •    111 


Reol  EsUte. 


$8^.040  00 
8.090  00 
81.000  00 
8,040  00 
•49,479  00 
37,606  00 
9,708  00 
19,000  00 
06,624  00 
04,884  00 
50,860  00 
'i7,7l5  00 
88,026  00 
0^.960  00 
09,781  00^ 
60,095  00 
07,728  00 
18,609  00 
84,006  00 
18,265  60 
81,670  00 
26,186  00 


$800,285  00 


For  Ca»h  Value 

Cash  Valux  of 

Aflaeesed  Viftln- 

•  •   ■  •  •  J. ,    : 

ation  by 

Personal  EiBtato 

Real  Estate. 

2.989189 

$8,817  06 

$91,809  4t 

2.890888 

4,861  06 

10,808  88 

4.182098 

'  140,628  04 

181,780  06 

.4M761 

'    3,403  80 

0;08ri3 

1.804891 

28,038  43 

143.968  48 

8.866666 

-      30,687  66 

98,380*81 

0.240549 

6,167  04 

01,100  88 

1.441103 

8,706  01 

2t,S80>98 

8.965328 

818,104  14 

000,683' n 

8.617826 

136,940  89 

838,043  81 

1.807143 

6,664  99 

102,101^ 

1.70 

1,750  00 

48:00130 

1.444444 

7,338  83 

01,930  43 

1.991893 

'  90.673  08 

J14;080  78 

8.194444 

'■  88,064  84 

9W;701-77 

8.25 

78.816  80 

I13,71S'^0 

9.890848 

170,481  61 

MO.OSt'O? 

1.0t    • 

3.084  91 

80,73509 

3.0 

13,066  80 

88/410  00 

1.9O0O19 

•    4,140  27 

30.097  M 

3.888888 

10,886  81 

«l,fi00'«8 

0. 

06.000  00 

180,680  00 

8.77187780 

1 

$1,188,618  80 

$3,960,861  34 

i»i«>   ><«  m    tm  !>■».««■  »    •a»IHm»^^^^*^l  ]jn  i    nln    itln  I       i  ri  1111)1  im   n  i 


22 


170 


AUDITOR  OENBRAL. 


TABLE  CXXV Ill-Continued. 


Kate  or  Taxation  fob  Oknzral  Purpoaxb,  fob  the  Teas  1860. 


BATE  OF  TAXATION  XXFBEB8ED  DC  MILLS. 


TOWNSHIP. 

State  Tax 

County 
Tax. 

Towneh'p 
Ta-x. 

Highway 
Tax. 

School 
Tax. 

ToUL 

Bingham 

2.00 

2.5G 

1.9&') 

2.051 

1.98 

1.90 

2.26 

1.87 

8.00 

1.876 

2.00 

2.00 

2.10 

2.00 

1.90 

2.00 

2.00 

2.00 

2.00 

1.951 

2.00 

2.00 

6.50 
22.60 
A.44S 
7.094 
6.68 
6.50 
8.60 
6.51 
6.50 
6.808 
6.57 
5.00 
7.20 
6.60 
6.70 
6.50 
6.75 
7.00 
6.50 
6.829 
6.00 
7.00 

11.60 
18.00 
1.495 
5 
4.75 
5.60 
20.98 
35.96 
8.40 
9.118 
1.50 
8.00 
8.80 
4.50 
10.80 
2.10 
2.85 
9.00 
15.10 
8.293 
2.875 
4.125 

10.00 

55.00 

16.822 

10.726 

87.58 

17.60 

17.58 

15.03 

20.00 

10.707 

15.71 

14.50 

10.80 

4.40 
15.00 

7.60 

5.90 
85.00 
10.00 

9.146 
15.00 
18.00 

4.97 

a  2.00 

1.89 

2.06 

5.16 

1.04 

28.66 

2.008 

6.64 

6.07 

1.76 

1.60 

18.27 

11.64 

8.02 

8.27 

8.88 

7.56 

8.18 

1.951 

88.68 

7.89 

84iT 

Brookfldd 

100.10 

Casdvllle 

28.11 

Colfiiz. 

81.93 

Bwight 

■pMr  H*»«n . .  . , 

M.Oi 
88.74 

Gore 

Grant 

71W 
61.W 

Hume -- 

sajM 

Horon^ 

84.06 

Lake 

87.54 

Meade 

9100 

Paris. 

41.57 

Port  Anstin 

89.01 

Rnbieon 

8e.M 

Sand  Beach 

81.8T 

Sebawaing.. 

80  J8 

Sheridan 

60.06 

Bherman 

41.78 

Slgel 

86.17 

V4*ron«    .  ..a 

54.80 

White  Rock :.. 

8i03 

1.9608 

6.7225 

6.2965 

14.4806 

6.8891 

85.781S 

a  As  appears  ftrom  returns  at  Auditor  Generars  office. 
h  No  taxes  assessed. 


SUPPLEMBirr. 


171 


TABLE    CXXVIIJ'-Ccnanved. 


ASOWT  OF  TJLZB8  AflflESSHD  POX  QXMZXAL  PultTOSSS,  FOX  TBS  TSAX  1660. 


BtatcTax. 


$68  06 

86  26 

137  19 

89  65 
183  42 

64  87 

24  70 

40  84 

808  19 

189  88 

116  81 

57  48 

90  85 
805  50 

164  86 

165  86 
151  78 

60  00 
77  68 
89  94 
to  S5 
76  89 


$8,171  78 


Township 

County  Tax. 

Tax. 

8881  26 

$801  46 

228  87 

181  89 

419  98 

97  86 

108  82 

b 

409  98 

298  68 

819  87 

196  19 

98  88 

229  26 

140  48 

775  78 

660  86 

845  42 

685  68 

919  02 

888  78 

87  61 

148  56 

86  15 

809  79 

878  68 

667  88 

468  88 

651  88 

1,008  15 

687  48 

178  68 

518  08 

178  88 

175  00 

285  00 

258  45 

566  47 

104  61 

60  58 

280  27 

81  14 

269  12 

156  60 

$7,868  86 

$6,904  17 

Highway 

Total  of 

Tax. 

School  Tax. 

Taxcfl. 

$840  40 

$169  18 

$1,190  88 

566  78 

a  80  81 

1,011  61 

1,095  58 

90  47 

IfOov  4w 

154  56 

29  55 

815  88 

2,819  79 

818  87 

8,464  68 

50194 

85  20 

1,107  47 

191  44 

257  00 

795  28 

884  01 

48  21 

14^88  72 

2,081  88 

675  01 

8,915  86 

1,060  60 

618  50 

8,488  66 

917  54 

102  82 

1,606  60 

416  87 

48  04 

746  57 

488  87 

571  00 

1,788  64 

458  10 

1,195  82 

8,988  68 

1,460  44 

298  60 

8,691  98 

680  10 

270  88 

1,766  89 

447  69 

256  84 

1,546  02 

875  00 

189  00 

1,614  00 

888  89 

817  69 

1,688  68 

140  88 

29  94 

866  60 

681  88 

1,018  98 

1,980  68 

499  80 

808  51 

1,807  91 

$15,S72  89 

$6,889  82 

$80,156  97 

172 


AUPrroa  <}BNE|IAL 


TABLE'  ex XIX. 


.<  ., 


;  -'    .ii  rl    T  .  ,'(•-  '. 


NAH15.0F  TOWNfeMir. ' 


AUi^on .;.-'...'. :- 

Anrelias : I 

Bunker  Hill 

Delhi 

Ingham ^.--. 

Laneing :.. :.'.. 

XftttBiog  City— 1  flfe  ward. * . . . . 

♦*  — Mward 

*•  -<8d  ward 

"  —4th  ward 

Le«Iie -..; 

JAiRoy 

Lo«kd 

MMdian ...^ ... 

Otk)ndaga .' ^ 

Btockbndge  .....' :....... 

\>vay 

WlHiamatown: 

WMt^Oak.-.l.li 

Whoatfleld 


Cexbus  Statistxcb  op 

18T0. 

cl 

• 

o-g 

oS 

^^ 

o<S 

P 

i^S 

K 

'^1 

■ 

- 

8a» 

268 

99ff. 

1,296 

810 

818 

88»  \ 

l,fi09 

190 

192 

^29 

96T 

26S 

269 

twi 

1,209 

882 

822 

B87^ 

1,892 

168 

160 

169 

89 

216 

221 

9T8« 

1,881 

86fl 

268 

i93 

1,166 

84t 

•  W6 

989 

1,699 

256 

271 

8T5-' 

1,166 

455 

460 

«»« 

1,996 

194 

198 

«I7 

8S9 

264 

258 

^68 

1.116 

2«4 

266 

«eT 

1,874 

268 

264 

821 

1,2» 

19r 

200 

«95 

899 

SBO 

688 

680 

2,881 

26!)  • 

260 

»* 

1,281 

211 

209 

247 

978 

161 

ITl 

179; 

781 

6,421 

5,419 

6,866 

« 

26,sn 

TABLE   CXXX, 

StaUvtics  fff  AtHttmmty  YolwUUm^  and 


NAME  OP  TOWNSmP. 


Berlin 

Bofltun 

Campbell  ... 

Danby  

Eariton 

Ionia 

Keene 

Lyons 

North  Plains 

Orleans 

Otlsco 

Orange 

Odeasa 

Portland 

Ronald 

Scbewa 


CsRsxra  Statistics  of  1670. 


u 

V.S 

• 
*•  • 

^1 

CP 

©a 
«5 

P 

'^l 

K 

^1 

221 

281 

866 

1,687 

407 

419 

468 

1,947 

819 

222 

286 

1.189 

268 

860 

808 

1,176 

289 

298 

840 

1,401 

810 

826 

1,101 

♦'IS 

240 

842 

,     860 

1.871 

602 

686 

765 

8.866 

891 

408 

478 

1,976 

299 

899 

846 

1,486 

886 

848 

417 

1.6T0 

297 

896 

8d4 

1388 

198 

191 

210 

9» 

506 

621 

616 

2,868 

272 

2% 

868 

1.866 

280 

280 

846 

1,189 

5,566 

6.687 

6,801 

27.676 

D  CieB  TAlFitlOSi  Ol 


T>  RXAI,  Bbtitk  rt 


AlBEHKD  VlLCiTION  OT 

Cisn  Tuck  or 

Rral  Eetatc. 

■Mod  b7 

Pcrrooil  Estate 

.  tio-snoa 

tlW.»S«l 

8*1 

}«l.«80T0 

(«»8j(wre 

B.BSMOS 

1««,OT4  M 

■ass 

fcs? 

SOBOC 

li.tSl  ffi 

1S,B»00 

408.1)1  M 

(CTI),8IB00 

t8,i»,no  M 

8.63815088 

S£;»».«2  il 

|IS.SHI,1U1  OS 

TABLE  CXkX. 


AniMiD  UD  Cud  ViLtiATioin  or  tbs  PiRaORu  ilm  Riu  Ebtiv*  roB  ISO. 

AHIWID  Vu.BtTlB>t  0» 

For  Cub  7alac 

Cipi  Value  or 

PnwMlKetal* 

r™i  K«U1<. 

-.BlMlt 

B.4S0«>J 

JS,{1M80 

(»l.T»(» 

t».BI9,5re  » 

S.SMWWT6 

*8.1«,S»  TO 

|13.Tl«,l»  « 

174 


AUDITOR  QEKEBAL. 


TABBE   CXXIX—Omtinwd, 


Rate  op  Taxation  fob  Qbkebal  Pcbpobes,  fob  thb  Tbab  1S<I9. 


a  City  tax. 


RATE  OF  TAXATXOK  EXPBEBSKD  IS  3CELLS. 


TOWNSHIP. 

State  Tax 

County 
Tax. 

Township 
Tax. 

Highway 
^ax. 

School 
Tax. 

Total. 

Alaidon 

1.80 
2.00 
1.60 
1.80 
1.50 
1.70 
l.^ 
1.80 
1.60 
1.60 
1.50 
1.60 
.90 
1.70 
2.10 
1.60 
1.56 
2.00 
1.80 
1.70 

6.70 
7.70 
6.05 
6.50 
5.95 
6.60 
6.60 
6.60 
6.40 
6.00 
5.60 
6.90 
8.40 
6.45 
8.90 
5.80 
6.00 
7.80 
7.00 
6.75 

4.00 
2.90 
2.85 
3.50 
1.00 
1.00 
rt7.00 
a  7.00 
a  6.60 
a  6.40 
5.10 
4.40 
1.80 
4.80 
8.40 
1.80 
9.60 
1.70 
8.20 
6.25 

10.00 
4.00 

10.00 
5.00 
5.00 

10.00 
7.90 
8.00 
8.60 
6.00 
6.875 

10.00 
8.50 
5.50 
5.00 

lO.OO 

10.00 
5.00 
5.00 
5.00 

6.200 

7.868 

4.928 

5.775 

6.826 

4.018 

19.886 

18.729 

19.297 

19.886 

12.9M 

6.885 

4.443 

8.622 

2.481 

2.508 

87.858 

17.607 

4.645 

5.881 

2Sw7(l9 

Aarelina 

Banker  Bill 

24.4® 
25.«S 

Delhi 

S1.876 

Ingham 

Lansing 

City-l8t  ward 

—2d  ward 

— 8d  ward 

— 1th  ward 

Leelie 

19.776 
880)18 
41^ 
87,129 
87.69T 
89^ 
88.227 

LeRoy 

Locke 

Meridian 

Onondaga. 

S9.985 
18.648 
31.918 
26.181 

Stockbrtdge 

Vevay 

S1.73S 
ei.912 

Williametown 

White  Oak 

88.60T 
21.645 

Wheatfleld. 

8S.Q61 

1.66564 

6.8052 

4.4512 

6.3874 

1I.1S07 

29.9812 

TABLE   C X X X—Continued, 


Rate  of  Taxation  fob  Obnbbal  Pcrfoseb,  fob  the  Tbab  1869. 


BATE  OF  taxation  EXPREBBED  IN  MILLS. 


TOWNSHIP. 

State  Tax 

Coanty 
Tax. 

Township 
Tax. 

Highway 
Tax. 

School 
Tax. 

Total. 

■  ■ 

Berlin 

2.85 
8.00 
2.60 
2.20 
2.60 
2.40 
2.60 
2.40 
2.85 
2.40 
2.50 
2.40 
2.60 
2.60 
2.85 
2.60 

4.75 

5.50 

5.00 

4.5S8 

5.00 

5.00 

5.00 

5.00 

4.80 

5.00 

5.10 

5.20 

5.00 

5.00 

4.85 

5.00 

.70 
6.50 
8.00 

19.00 
1.20 
8.40 
6.70 
7.20 
7.4«) 
2.00 
4.60 
5.00 
6.80 

16.00 

.     .65 

9.10 

5.00 

7.60 

10.00 

10.00 

5.00 

5.00 

6.25 

5.00 

5.00 

5.00 

.50 

5.20 

10.00 

5.00 

5.00 

5.00 

5.261 
5.083 
7.044 
4.669 
6.892 
9.251 
6.854 
8.486 
8.686 
5.160 
7.656 
6.180 
10.064 
6.997 
3.475 
9.663 

17.961 

BoBton 

97.688 

Campbell 

Banby^ 

S7.644 
40.402 

Kft«ton . , . 

20.699 

Ionia. ;.. 

25.060 

Keene 

27.804 

Lyons 

28.066 

North  Plains 

Orleans 

Otisco' 

28.086 

19.66 

20.856 

Orange 

S8.96 

Odessa 

83.864 

Portland 

90.49T 

Ronald. 

18Jtf 

9  ebewa 

81.188 

2.623 

5.841 

6.014 

5.775 

7.205 

28.968 

SCPPLEMKNT. 


175 


TAB  Li:   C  XXIX— Continued. 


AXOVHT  OF  TaZSS  ABSBSBVO  fob  QKKZBAL  PUBFOflBS,  FOB  THE  YSAB  1669. 


a  City  tax. 


Townflhip 

Highway 

• 

Total  of 

State  Tu. 

County  Tax. 

Tax. 

Tax. 

Sciiool  Tax. 

Taxe«. 

iS66  66 

I1.8M  7S 

$814  79 

32,086  98 

$1,264  84 

$5,846  05 

864  51 

1,864  86 

514  (M 

709  02 

1,440  99 

4,888  42 

280  46 

871  44 

410  61 

1,440  40 

709  15 

3,661  96 

98624 

1,891  16 

686  06 

1,070  12 

1,286  11 

4,617  69 

444  70 

1,768  97 

296  47 

1,482  88 

1,876  61 

5,868  08 

882  S4 

1,290  28 

196  60 

1,954  97 

785  65 

4,568  64 

908  44 

742  28 

a  787  27 

609  76 

■    2,180  89 

4,722  14 

589  97 

1,948  24 

a  2,061  01 

888  29 

6,514  66 

10,982  07 

889  28 

1,289  12 

a  1,869  69 

726  18 

8,886  98 

7,666  16 

906  18 

772  98 

a  824  61 

n2  98 

2,497  60 

5,074  10 

469  89 

1,316  91 

1,697  68 

2.168  66 

4,067  60 

10,096  69 

266  49 

1,010  08 

614  08 

1,468  81 

1,007  96 

4,889  86 

286  62 

1,082  42 

418  87 

1,114  26 

1,416  24 

4,818  81 

887  12 

1,279  07 

961  86 

1,090  68 

608  65 

4.867  28 

481  16 

1,878  88 

1,924  66 

1,146  68 

668  60 

5,998  78 

801  76 

1,098  88 

889  48 

1,886  00 

482  61 

4,108  78 

614  66 

1,979  44 

3,184  12 

8,299  07 

12,487  64 

21,414  92 

840  64 

1,242  97 

289  46 

861  85 

2,980  96 

5,706  28 

276  14 

1,070  01 

480  16 

7M29 

7iO  12 

8,808  71 

264  10 

1,048  61 

970  94 

776  76 

828  24 

8,888  64 

$6,909  10 

926,296  28 

$18,S«4  10 

$26,480  48 

46,629  94 

$1^,829  90 

TABLE    CX XX— Continued. 


AHOITMT  OF  TaXSB  AflBBBBBD  FOR  QeKKRAL  PuBFOSEB,  FOB  THB  YEAB  1869. 


tatcTax. 

Coanty  Tax. 

$nO  12 

$1,485  87 

1,096  02 

2,007  58 

299  91 

699  88 

879  42 

781  n 

067  06 

1,174  10 

2,682  41 

6,276  85 

494  66 

989  88 

966  89 

2,011  28 

748  69 

1,518  82 

610  80 

1,068  18 

716  66 

1,4D9  98 

496  72 

1,076  22 

289  76 

619  68 

792  28 

1,584  45 

660  27 

1.842  04 

276  98 

568  96 

$11,009  48 

$28,898  09 

Township 
Tax. 


• 

$211  68 

2,872  68 

869  90 

8,276  78 

281  78 

8,687  58 

1,826  70 

2,896  16 

2,841  62 

426  85 

1,816  80 

1,084  88 

664  60 

5,070  24 

179  86 

1,006  19 

$26,848  26 

Highway 

Total  of 

Tax. 

School  Tax. 

Taxes. 

$1,510  90 

$1,690  00 

$6.467  92 

2,787  64 

1,865  68 

10,068  15 

1,199  65 

846  08 

8,804  87 

1,724  62 

805  27 

6,967  66 

1,174  10 

1,618  49 

4,886  68 

6,276  86 

6,986  66 

28,666  26 

1,286  66 

1,866  80 

6,402  66 

2,011  28 

8,898  68 

11,277  64 

1,582  11 

2,701  08 

8,887  12 

1,068  18 

1,097  16 

4,168  96 

148  18 

2,191  69 

6,827  20 

1,076  22 

1,279  12 

4,968  11 

1,089  05 

1,046  69 

8,618  69 

1.584  46 

2,217  41 

11,248  78 

1,888  65 

1,616  18 

6,070  90 

568  96 

1,061  81 

8,464  88 

$26,296  14 

$81,669  99 

$118,101  94 

176 


AUDirOU'  dfiNfeBAL. 


■  i-.  .  / 


TABLE'  CXXXI\ 


•         » 

NAMB  OF  T0WN8H1P. 

Ckkbus  Statibtica  ov  16TQ. 

/  J* 

Cm 
P 

i 

y      <   • 

. « 

4 

AlabfMiter.. 

CO 

05 

28 

158 

276 

40 

"■-26' 
65 

158 
274 

8« 

•is 

78 

«^ 

18g 

821 

,  - 1» 

Biddwin  .. 
Qnat 

**"'" 

lOT 

Oscoda 

.     419 

P|aiD4eld . 
Bavble.*... 

.                                       -                                                  '             • 

122 

.  .    8« 

Tawas 

.     ..  ^mm^.m^^m^m  ..••.•«^«.»«  4.«..«  .»*«.»^.«*« 

i;m 

"            '                                                                 '          .                                                                       ' 

602 

607 

- -*  ' 

679 

:'«.17P 

—— t 

TABLE    O XXXII, 

Btatittiea  qf  A$»e«ement^  Valuation^  ontf 


'NAMK  Ol?*  TOWNBHiK 

I 

_ 1 ►^-j — I ~       ■■.. — 

Broomfleld ♦ 

Chlppowa.- 

Coe ^ 

Coldwater *^ ^ «,.w* 

Fremopt ,--,. -.w«..- 

iM^to : ,„.. .... 

Luioblii , ^— ^ 

Kollaad - , , 

Bbeno^ ,..,-, ...** 

iTjiion j^..* -.-— —p. 

Vornon .,..^ ,..,, 


,  Czif8V8«fiTATXSTZC8  OF 

'  wi- 

.^8-. 

• 

^2- 

®5 

oS 

«« 

•sa 

50 

5** 

J^^ 

^1 

^o 

.X^ 

^ 

>►. 

IT 

17 

62 

62 

es 

200 

200 

280 

89 

89 

48 

76 

76 

81 

a  28 

^28 

aSB 

150 

160 

I6b 

41 

^1 

m 

27 

,27 

8i 

146 

XI6 

IM 

68 

68 

127 

858 

858 

996- 

1870. 


^1 


119 
816 
987 

m 

842 

,fll« 

672 

210 

.'  m 


..JL 


;««i» 


■  k  ■       fa    ■  !■     < 


« Indttdea  toimahip  of  GlUaiore« 


.  ' 


SUPPLEMENT. 


7: 


TABLE   CXXXI. 
l\uaiio/i  ht  the  County  of  Iosco,  for  iht  year  18C9. 


A&4£<18BD  AMD  CaSH  VALUATIONS  OF  TITE  PERSONAL  AND  UkAL  EsTATE  FOB  1860. 


AsSBSfiBD  VaLCATION  OP 


Perional  Estate!      Real  Estate. 


For  Cash  Value, 

multiply        _ 
Assessed  Valn- 


Cash  Value  op 


12,565  00 
15,665  00 

4,798  00 
85470  00 

8,891  00; 
45,665  00 
88,080  00, 


$188,969  00 


8^19,680  00 
185,898  00 
818,158  00 
198,414  00 
78,541  941 
108,888  00 
'>10,568  00 


$1,178,806  94 


ation  by       '  Personal  Estate 


i.999814 
1.567941 
8.058748 
4.904986 
1.654450 
1.556958 
4.087179 


3.05458178 


«7,787  11 

84,546  11 

9,848  58 

417,768  89 

8,691  07 

70,860  87 

114,588  76 


$648,984  89 


Real  Estate. 

$746,668  67 
196,468  W 
487,760  81 
978,907  97 
180,017  01 
160,987  65 
860,608  67 

$8,498,901  '£\ 

TABLE    C  XXX  J I 

Txu(MOH  In  the  County  qf  Isabella^  for  the  year  18C9. 


Assessed  and  Cash  Valuationh  of  the  Personal  and  Real  Estate  for  1869. 


AftSBasKD  Valuation  of 


Penonil  Estate 


$8,875  00 
8,989  00 

85,708  00 
1,840  00 
6,198  00 
4,989  00 

18,977  00, 
8,088  00 
4,000  00 

88.086  00 
6.863  50 


$107,788  50  i 


Real  Estate. 


$74,580  00 

75,818  00 

186,641  00 

86,185  00 

75,188  00 

194,889  00 

108,898  00 

77,000  00 

58,787  00 

188,885  80 

249,588  50 


For  Cash  Value 

multiply 
Assessed  Vala- 
,       ation  by 


$1,859,581  70 


Cash  Value  of 


.85 
8.168878 
1.614786 
8.8 

1.448807 
1.4985 
1.980188 
1.889706 
1.888888 
1.878801 
8.410848 


1.70019099 


Personal  Estate 


$568  75 

19,871  38 

41.518  98 

8,968  00 

8.989  48 

7,856  58 

80.887  54 

8,945  71 

5,888  88 

40.988  87 

15,878  35 


$174,045  &t 


Real  Estate. 


$18,645  UO 
168,666  80 
880,645  97 

88,683  00 
108.685  68 
890,797  80 
198,888  84 
145,607  86 

78,808  65 
240,684  90 
008,906  9U 


$2,160,517  6n 


23 


178 


AUDITOR  GENERAL. 


TABLE   VXXXI—ConHnued. 


R\TE  OF  Taxation  ror.  Gzkeiial  PuBFoese.  for  the  Year  ISO. 


RATE  of  taxation  EXPREB8ED  IN  MILL8. 


TOWNSHIP. 


AlabaBter 
Baldwin.. 
Grant.... 
Oscoda... 
Plainfldd 
Saable... 
Tawas 


State  Tax 


1.125 

1.22 

1.875 

1.876 

1.25 

1.80 

1.25 


Townsh'p 
Tax. 


10.00 
9.66 
11.60 
10.50 
11.025 
10.60 
9.75 


Hiehwa}* 
Tax. 


1.2758,       10.4111 


1.125 
4.28 
10.875 
3.00 
.50 
8.60 
S.40 


4.9115 


6.00 

10.98 

10.500 

5.00 

6.25 

5.00 

10.00 


1.4485 


a  As  appcart?  from  returns  at  Auditor  GcneraVH  Offlco. 


TABL  E    a  X  X  X I  /—  amttii  md. 


School 
Tax. 


.668 

1.901 

a  2.056 

a  2.048 

.051 

7.588 


1.620 


2.1 


It 


Total. 


17.81« 
27.S41 
86.W5 
40.895 

27,t8 
81.03 


26.£»4 


Rate  of  Taxation  Fon  General  PuRPoets^,  for  the  Year  1S69. 


RATE    OF    TAXATION    EXPRESSED    IN    MILLH. 


TOWNSHIP. 


Broomfleld 
Chippewa. 

Coo 

Coldwater . 
Frraiont... 

Isabella 

Lincoln..., 
RolUnd.... 
Shennan. . . 

Union 

Vernon 


State  Tax 


1.05 
1.10 
1.15 
1.00 
1.00 
2.10 
1.10 
1.00 
1.00 
1.10 
1.00 


1.212 


County 
Tax. 


9.05 
9.10 
9.S0 
9.10 
8.86 
18.20 
9.85 
8.60 
8.80 
9.40 
9.00 


10.461 


Township 
Tax. 


2.80 
2.60 
1.15 

12.60 
4.80 
6.90 
8.85 

18.40 
6.70 
3.10 
5.40 


ejcl 


4.748 


Highway 
Tax. 


Bchool 
Tax. 


5.00 
10.60 
18.80 
10.05 
10.00 
20.00 
10.85 
18.80 
10.00 

8.80 
14.60 


12.455> 


Total. 


5  2.788 
8.486 
9.981 

6  8.066 
511.882 

5  8.00 
8.886 
6.911 

5  8.00 
8.466 

5  9.857 


5.026 


20.66S 

86.8SC 

85.891 

816N 

S5.97S 

46.60 

86J65 

a.ui 

88.00 
86.89^ 

89J97 


84.402 


b  As  appears  from  retnms  at  Auditor  Gcnerars  Offlce. 


SUPPLEMENT. 


170 


7 ABLE   C XXX I—Continued. 


AxoiTKT  OF  Taxes  Assxsaed  for  General  Puspobes,  for  the  Year  1S69. 


Slate  Tax. 


$288  62 
171  96 
299  67 


98 

98  47 

192  87 

298  28 


$1,729  75 


County  Tax. 

Township 
Tax. 

Highway 
Tax. 

School  Tax. 

Total  of 
Taxw. 

$2,521  05 
1,847  46 
2,606  87 
2,977  68 
869  24 
1,572  50 
2,826  18 

$2S3  62 
506  21 

2,870  15 

850  75 

87  89 

519  25 

2.004  10 

$1,260  58 
1,540  56 
2,288  42 
1,417  92 
467  88 
741  79 
2,885  88 

$142  00 

268  00 

o  447  88 

a  579  86 

8  86 

1.125  00 

3S6  56 

$4,490  S^ 
8,924  li) 
7,912  40 
6,215  6t» 
1,471  20 
4,151  50 
7,400  «) 

$14,120  52 

$6,661  47 

$10,102  8S 

$2,952  66 

$35,566  7S 

a  A9  appears  from  rctnras  at  Auditor  GeneraVB  Office. 


TABLE    C XX XI I— Continued. 


AXOUXT  OF  TaXE8  ASSESSED  FOR  GENERAL  PURPOSES,  FOR  THE  YEAR  1S69. 


SUtc  Tax. 

$80  70 

92  67 

186  70 

27  88 

8188 

419  51 

129  00 

79  09 

62  78 

242  84 

2S5  89 

$1,657  89 

County  Tax. 

$605  54 
766  65 

1,901  02 
249  11 
720  21 

8,685  78 

1,069  47 
680  16 

Township 
Tax. 


2,070  98 
2302  97 


$14,802  47 


$215  21 
219  04, 
186  70 
844  98 
849  98 

1,288  56 
892  85 

1,060  78 
420  27 
663  96 

1,881  78 


$6,492  01 


Highway 
Tax. 


$884  28 

898  02 

2,169  24 

275  12 

818  80 

8,996  86 

1,272  87 

1,048  96 

627  27 

1,828  58 

8,785  91 


$17,028  91 


School  Tax. 


d$218  89 

298  78 

1,612  44 

657  10 

6962  07 

6899  54 

267  98 

6  467  49 

6125  45 

762  08 

6  2,894  82 


$7,556  04 


Total  of 
Taxet«. 


62 
11 
10 
64 


$1,580 
2,265 

5,786 
968 
8,927  89 
9,688  75 
8,181  67 
8,880  48 
1,756  85 
6,666  84 
10,070  87 


$47,086  82 


6  As  ap]>cAre  from  retams  at  Auditor  Gencral^s  Office. 


180 


ai:ditob  gen  era  1^ 


TABLK   C XXXI 11. 

Stathtice  qf  AM€i»fm&nt^   Valuation^  OMd 


('EXeCS  8TATI9T1CB  OF  1970. 


NAME   OF    TOWNSHIP. 


Btackman 

Brooklyn 

Concora 

Colombia 

OmasLakc 

lUnover 

Henrietta 

Jacknon  City— 1  at  ward 

—2d  ward. 

"4kl  ward. 

— Ith  ward 

Lconi 

Liberty 

Napoloonl 

Parma 

Palaaki 

RiTea 

Bandfltone 

Spring"  Arbor... 

Hnmmlt 

Sprincport 

'rompkinv 

Waterloo 


X 

O  8 


367 
858 
271 
213 
421 
281 
212 
4dS 
614 
400 
."MO 
282 
215 
235 
2>*l 
2»S 
2«4 
:tt6 
221 
108 
248 
250 
2S2 


6,985 


271 

tm 

270 
215 
428 
281 
212 
498 
600 
429 
5U 
2«4 
217 
288 
2.S7 
240 
265 

;)28 

224 
165 
23S 
258 
282 


7,028 


861 
470 
891 
256 
588 
818 
250 
678 
787 
592 
746 
868 
801 
296 
878 
:M)7 
310 
:»6 
816 
246 
299 
319 
297 


9,168 


0*2 


1,410 
1,<K 
1,461 

m 

2,0& 

1^094 

976 

2^ 

2^ 

83(1 
1,8T6 

1,0» 
1,6W 
1^4 
1,165 
1,815 
1,B9^ 

i,ii; 

s» 

1^ 

1,962 
1.989 


86,0U 


Sl'PPLICMEXT. 


181 


TABLE    CXXXIU. 
Taxation  in  the  Cowity  qjr'  Jackson^  for  the  year  18G9. 


A&9E88ED  AND  CaSH  VALUATIONS  OF  THE  PkKSON  AL  AXD  REAL  ESTATE  POK  1S09. 


As«E9ffED  Valuation  of 


Pcrvonjil  Estate 


$69,040  00 

114.24d  00 

148,204  00 

6S,800  00 

106,050  00 

48,140  00 

40,000  0(» 

249,060  00 

114,410  00 

84,900  00 

110,425  00 

82,12T  00 

85,800  00 

41,860  00 

104,900  00 

40,860  00 

65,180  00 

100,680  00 

101,550  00 

n,810  00 

90,640  00 

60,890  00 

76,010  00 


12,078,851  00 


Real  Estate. 


9880,710  00 
898,145  00 
4S5,296  00 
486,750  00 
ftS8,640  00 
220,990  00 
ni9,840  00 
481,695  00 
450,475  Oa 
410,160  00 
287,245  00 
888,899  00 
400,665  00 
247,648  00 
ft»,700  00 
288,100  00 
816,020  00 
484,110  00 
448,760  00 
288,710  00 
568,640  00 
800.590  00 
460,000  00 


|8,7M,96S  00 


For  Cash  Value 

V  APU    1 

AJ^uE  ur 

multiply 
Asscfsed  \aln- 

lion  bj 

Personal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

f 

2.689228 

$162,212  80 

$872,819  00 

8.088195 

}U6,527  86 

1,207,651  42 

2.801887 

^29,560  66 

1,116,829  64 

1.746T24 

109,694  26 

762,881  71 

8.616481 

878,028  00 

1.849,048  59 

3.5981T4 

178,216  10 

796,160  47 

1.78165 

87,461  20 

568,968  11 

4.418181 

1,100,847  97 

2,127,778  88 

4.92647 

568,687  48 

2,268,589  80 

4.771785 

405,124  54 

1,957,147  61 

4.166666 

460,104  09 

988,520  67 

3.876497 

277,801  57 

1,144,291  45 

1.482506 

127,810  98 

697,801  69 

2.497824 

104,608  87 

617,661  11 

2.167106 

225,812  65 

1.187,061  66 

3.111111 

127,068  88 

740,765  68 

2.208756 

148,660  68 

696,480  97 

1.874091 

188,496  07 

907,866  19 

2.804682 

284,060  80 

1.088,666  86 

8.157808 

245,669  74 

1,747,698  60 

2.47029 

228,907  08 

1,867,404  82 

1.951896 

118,860  95 

586,790  42 

1.600058 

121,848  06 
$6,269,864  64 

787,404  88 

2.91684968 

$25,818,459  87 

183 


AUDITOR  GENERAL. 


TABLE   C  XXXI 1 1—  Continued. 


Kate  op  Taxation  tor  Gbkeral  PritPOBKB,  for  the  Tear  1669. 


RATE  OF  TAXATION  EXPRESSED  IN  XILL8. 


TOWNSHIP. 

State  Tax 

2.00 

1.80 

1.46 

1.111 

2.50 

2.60 

1.66 

2.86 

2.81 

2.83 

2.88 

2.20 

1.60 

1.95 

1.98 

2.40 

1.766 

1.60 

1.657 

2.10 

1.50 

1.60 

1.20 

1.S62 

County 
Tax. 

Townsh*p 
Tax. 

Hiebway 

School 
Tax. 

Total. 

Blackman 

Brooklyn 

8.20 

2.90 

2.24 

1711 

4.40 

8.80 

2.85 

8.92 

8.88 

8.98 

4.28 

8.40 

1.70 

8.05 

2.68 

8.662 

2.766 

2.00 

2.871 

4.60 

2.25 

2.44 

2.00 

2.20 

8.60 

1.78 

1.422 

8.00 

1.20 

1.66 

b 

b 

b 

b 
2.20 
1.50 
2.85 
1.18 
8.00 
1.80 
1.00 
.542 
2.20 
2.00 
1.10 
.80 

3.00 

2.78 

1.666 

2.60 

H.80 

8.75 

1  10 

b 

b 

b 

b 
8.80 
1.80 
4.18 
2.50 
2.60 
1.866 
1.26 

C 

8.76 

(/8.80 

2.60 

2.50 

4.178 

8.628 

5.445 

a  2.046 

9.102 

2.607 

2.885 

17.405 

17.406 

17.405 

17.405 

2.518 

2.00 

2.612 

2.818 

2.915 

5.680 

10.680 

a  8.762 

4.097 

a  8.422 

2.928 

2.821 

16.5ib 
14.566 

Concord  

12.661 

Columbia 

8.T9I 

Grass  Lake 

2SiMS 

Hanover 

18^ 

Henrietta 

9JM 

Jackson  City— Ward  1 
-Ward  2 
—Ward  8 
-Ward  4 

Leoni 

22.6tS 
28JtB5 
28.n5 
28J« 
18.6IS 

Liberty 

8.60 

Napoleon 

14.612 

Parma 

11.0B8 

PnliMfki     .  

14.4n 

Rives 

i2.n5 

Sandstone ► 

16.66 

Spring  Arbor 

Sammit 

8.222 
16.74T 

Sprinirport 

12.472 

Tompkins^ 

10.56S 

Waterloo 

8.821 

2.957 

1.409 

1.951 

6.778 

14.9U 

a  As  appears  f^om  returns  at  Auditor  General's  offlcc. 


r  Unable  to  get  rate.  d  Rate  taken  from  rctnms  of  1868. 


b  No  returns. 


SUPPLEMENT. 


183 


TA  BLE    i  XXX III— Continued. 


Amount 

OF  TAXKA  Aa0E»8ZD  FOB  GZNERAL  PUBPOffES,  FOR  THE  YEAB  1$69. 

1 

Township 

Highway 

Total  of 

State  Tax. 

Coiuitj'  Tax. 

1 

Tax. 

Tax. 

School  Tax. 

Taxes. 

$799  50 

81,279  20 

$870  40 

$1,998  75 

$1,670  54 

$6,627  44 

9)2  4$ 

1,486  22 

1,»U96 

1,091  82 

1,808  11 

7,158  09 

917  61 

1.407  84 

1,118  78 

1,047  08 

8,422  72 

7,018  98 

565  00 

854  78 

710  86 

1,248  88 

a  1,021  68 

4,890  05 

ntt4  80 

2,154  76 

1,469  16 

1,616  08 

4,457  78 

10,922  06 

673  88 

1,022  69 

822  96 

1,009  24 

701  T8 

8,729  45 

5n  07 

865  81 

607  91 

405  27 

1,066  88 

8,516  94 

1J17  02 

2,864  18 

b 

b 

12.717  29 

17,298  44 

1«8a5  68 

2,226  67 

t> 

b 

9,988  78 

18,541  18 

1,168  47 

1.970  80 

b 

b 

8,616  68 

11,740  40 

810  07 

1,470  64 

b 

b 

6,061  42 

8,882  18 

926  96 

1,481  49 

926  26 

1.889  89 

1,070  70 

5,744  10 

728  75 

885  92 

728  75 

874  50 

9n  67 

4,129  09 

664  66 

888  06 

825  15 

1,210  28 

766  47 

4,280  49 

1,218  78 

1,685  45 

710  66 

1,572  25 

1,882  61 

7,014  75 

669  48 
m  11 

1,021  52 

886  85 

697  88 

818  18 

4,088  41 

1,054  25 

495  00 

620  65 

2,126  87 

4,870  86 

985  00 

1,168  88 

564  60 

780  86 

6,246  01 

9,665  44 

848  08 

1,292  91 

'  295  55 

r 

a  2,045  97 

4,488  46 

769  19 

1,662  99 

795  85 

1,855  70 

1,481  46 

6,054  69 

966  27 

1,449  41 

1,288  86 

(12,125  79 

a  2,204  88 

8,084  21 

578  87 

8d2  01 

897  68 

908  70 

1,058  52 

8,820  28 

648  21 

1,072  02 

428  81 

1,840  06 

1,244  51 

4,728  56 

120.176  66 

$82,088  40 

$15,267  09 

$21,187  10 

$78,874  76 

$161,988  91 

a  As  appears  fh>m  retarns  at  Andltor  General*8  office.  b  No  retoms. 

c  Unable  to  get  rate.  d  Rate  taken  ftrom  retnms  of  1868. 


184 


AUDITOR   GENERAL. 


TABLE    C  XX XIV. 

StatisHcf  of  AM^sstmni.  Valuatlm,  wi 


XAMK  OK  TOWNSHIP. 


Alamo 

Bndv 

Charleston 

Cooper 

Climaz 

Comstock 

Kalamazoo.... 

Oshtomo 

Portage 

PavilK>n 

Prairie  Ronde 

Richland 

ROB« 

Schoolcraft... 

Tezas 

Wakevhina.. . 


CEX8U9  Statistics  o? 

1P70. 

—     ■  ^— 

w 

^  So 

• 

^.- 

o  a 

0^4 

o  *• 

OS 

c 

o'i 

o'S 

o« 

o'l 

^? 

555 

>50 

t.1 

p 

A 

> 

m 
M 

28.% 

241 

807 

1.1U 

286 

286 

822 

\:g& 

m 

2S1 

8M 

\f» 

270 

IT7 

825 

1,8M 

270 

269 

859 

1,M 

8»7 

891 

528 

S,K8 

1,»80 

1,879 

8,899 

1»,4« 

826 

882 

891 

iJiM 

20S 

211 

281 

\S» 

249 

248 

800 

1,»^ 

20P 

926 

289 

1,1C4 

271 

270 

850 

J'iS 

421 

418 

512 

2,(05 

448 

46n 

544 

s.m 

326 

826 

«84 

1,110 

299 

299 

1 
k 

888 

1,«1 

6,886 

6,818  1 

T,968 

n,oei 

hTPPLEMENT. 


18o 


TABLE    CXXXIV. 
Taxation  in  th«  County  of  Kalamazoo^  for  the  year  1S69. 

Abaessed  and  Cash  Valuations  or  the  Personal  and  Real  Ewtate  roR  1S60. 


AA9E8PSD  Valuation  or 


Pcmonal  Estate       Real  Estate 


141.988  01) 
48,MO00 
44,920  00 
58,470  00; 
4«,-^0  00, 
85,604  00 

4«t,«a4  0O 
6K,945  00; 
48315  00. 
48,015  00  i 
08,090  00' 

100,700  00 
6B,e90  00' 

118,811  00 1 
89,868  00 
81,080  00 


11,888,615  00 


8101,960  00 
161,888  00 
24»,850  00 
878,030  00 
211,877  00 
869,817  00 

1.485,567  00 
209,047  00 
266,975  00 
186,080  00 
856,888  00 
841,815  00 
888,110  00 
894,646  00 
191.681  00 
114,846  00 


15,117,168  00 


For  Cash  Valnc 
multiply 

ABBCPAcd  ^a!ll' 
atlon  by 


CA«n  Value  of 


4.388800 
8.701818 
0.758620 
r>,097276 
4.185290 
1.578947 
6.105876 
5.602605 
7.820574 
2.565555 
4.805555 
4.944297 
4.805858 
8.660245 
6.441772 
4.914744 


Personal  Estate 


$177,058  40 
157,581  68 
258,677  21 
208,087  72 
193,658  46 
185,806  28 

2.880,440  94 
818,487  78 
817,090  68 
128,704  97 
224,276  85 
497,890  70 
800,074  89 
488,877  86 
168,687  58 
152,504  50 


Real  Estate. 


$261,675  67 

596,698  95 

1,518,658  2r> 

1.891,658  80 

884,855  51 

588,921  44 

8,898,877  »$ 

1,607,864  06 

1,954,410  24 

475,587  67 

1,090,804  80 

1,690,084  87 

960,678  80 

1,444,601  04 

1,284,468  f» 

561,491  64 


4.914848781  •       $6,656, 145  45 


$25,014,525  67 


24 


186 


AUDITOR   GENERAT- 


TABLE    CXXXIV—CwUinued. 


Rate  of  Taxation  for  General  Purposed,  fob  the  Year  1S69. 


RATE  OF  taxation  EXPRESSED  IN  MILLS. 


TOWNSHIP. 


Alamo 

Brady 

Charleston 

Cooper 

Climax 

Comstock 

Kalamazoo . . . 

Oshtemo 

Portage 

Pavilton 

Prairie  Ronde. 

Richland 

Rosa 

Schoolcraft . . . 

Texas 

Wakeehma 


State  Tax 


2.10 

2.20 

2.42 

2.60 

2.20 

2.866 

2.40 

2.40 

2.60 

2.80 

8.00 

1.212 

2.888 

2.20 

2.80 

2.48 


2.809 


County 
Tax. 


8.90 
9.05 

10.00 

10.60 
9.10 
9.70 
9.60 
9.80 

10.40 
9.60 
9.00 
8.452 
9.466 
8.70 
9.40 

10.6S 


9.118 


Townsh'p 

Highway 
Tax. 

School 

Tax. 

Tax. 

2.20 

8.80 

11.051 

17.00 

6.00 

9.914 

.78 

3.88 

4.497 

.80 

2.00 

8.792 

2.60 

8.888 

8.868 

.60 

.788 

7.974 

28.40 

6.00 

12.207 

.60 

a 

9.928 

1.10 

8.88 

2.762 

2.70 

8.60 

7.m 

7.00 

4.00 

4.088 

.26 

.286 

2.868 

8.188 

3.88 

8.968 

7.60 

a 

6.925 

1.00 

h  8.46 

8.689 

6.00 

12.00 

12.061 

9.129 

8.280 

8.248 

Total. 


SS.051 
48.214 
20.917 

\%m 

85.9ffi 
21.2ilS 
62.907 
22.T8 
90.062 
29.167 
27.08S 
7.40T 
26.600 
24JS5 
24.6M 
42.221 


83.084 


a  Unable  to  get  rate,    b  Rate  taken  fVom  returns  of  1668. 


SUPPLEMENT. 


187 


TABLE    CXXXIV—VotitinuHt. 


Amoukt  of  Taxes  AnsEfidED  for  General  PuRPora^.  fob  trs  Year  18G!>. 

Township 

Highway 

Total  of 

BtAtc  Tax. 

County  Tax. 

Tax. 

Tax. 

School  Tax. 

Taxcp. 

$128  15 

$1,814  56 

$44SM 

$774  76 

$2,258  16 

$6,719  17 

468  95 

1,800  08 

3,475  17 

1,022  11 

2,026  67 

8,888  92 

7i4  80 

8,077  70 

224  67 

1.0»4  88 

1,884  25 

6,456  80 

828  78 

8,480  65 

265  19 

662  98 

1,257  20 

6,494  75 

5M60 

2,848  68 

648  87 

858  40 

2,279  85 

6,693  40 

I,0n74 

4,418  46 

227  76 

888  80 

3,682  66 

9,600  41 

4,a61  20 

18,054  76 

41,471  72 

9,502  51 

28,201  80 

99,791  49 

779  98 

8,184  02 

195  00 

a 

8,2^96 

7,884  86 

775  TS 

8,227  02 

841  82 

1,088  27 

854  08 

6,281  42 

,'»8  42 

2,228  9«) 

682  06 

819  88 

1,677  86 

5,891  57 

915  97 

2,747  90 

2.187  26 

1,221  29 

1,281  68 

8,254  04 

6M88 

1.527  66 

110  68 

108  99 

999  42 

8,277  98 

688  10 

2,771  64 

017  84 

975  02 

2,600  01 

7,847  n 

ia»  61 

4,467  08 

8,850  98 

a 

8,042  44 

12,490  06 

908  07 

2,076  48 

220  90 

6764  82 

1,686  60 

5,456  27 

800  S8 

1,551  65 

• 

726  8S 

1,748  81 

1,752  27 

6,188  79 

$14,894  06 

$58,817  88 

$68,888  78 

$20,840  06 

$58,204  16 

$206,645  49 

a  Unable  to  get  rate,    b  Rate  taken  f^om  returns  of  1868. 


I 


188 


AUDITOR   OENEUAL 


TABLE     CXXXV. 

StatMUs  of  ABtiifivncni^  TalnailCT^wA 


NAME  OK  TOWNSHIP. 


Ada 

Alpine 

Algoma 

Bowne 

Byron 

<^annon 

('onrtland 

Cascade 

Caledonia 

Gaines 

4rnittan 

<^Jrand  Rapids 

City— Ist  ward 
—2d  ward., 
— 8d  ward. 
— 4th  ward 
— 5Hiward 

l/owrll 

N  elson , 

Oakfleld 

Paris 

Plainlleld 

Solon 

Sparta 

Spencer 

Tyron® 

Venrennes 

Walker 

Wyominjr 


CuNBUs  Statistics  of  1S70. 


2:8 
2«7 
431 
S54 
252 
254 
271 
280 
208 
223 
2S0 
829 
682 
989 
802 
S92 
886 
696 
285 
221 
805 
806 
18T 
848 
128 
146 
246 
884 
850 


10,181 


274 
274 
426 
264 
251 
261 
266 
288 
801 
228 
251 
888 
686 
907 

n78 

582 
826 
664 
288 
282 
810 
814 
191 
857 
128 
146 
248 
884 
864 


10,117 


814 

84.S 
500 


208 

i.5T:> 

824 

\m 

806 

IJW 

1        290 

i;md 

'        299 

14W 

809 

IJJW 

800 

i,ao5 

806 

!,!» 

855 

1,681 

782 

8.4S1 

1,092 

^S 

756 

8,MN 

E40 

2,79 

828 

1^ 

722 

6,068 

289 

1,1«S 

298 

i,on 

822 

\J» 

867 

\m 

280 

•11 

886 

i,«6i 

140 

m 

100 

w 

880 

i,!2 

886 

1,5s 

448 

1,181 

11.484 

90,414 

SUPPLEMENT. 


1811 


TABLE    CXXXV. 
Taxation  In  Uu  County  qf  Kent^  for  the  year  1369. 


Ambssbd  and  Casb  Valuations  of  ths  Pkb«okal  and  Real  Estatk  fob  Idti!^ 


Amxmed  Valuation  of 


PenoiuU  E«Uto 


|88,TM00 
48,605  00 
^860  00 
M,660  00 
M,M7  00 
88.afi0  00 
48,7W00 
831,817  00 
48,898  00 
48,010  00 
»>,765  00 
81,000  00 
285,600  00 
198,180  08 
281,041  00 
29,780  00 
18,160  00 
80,480  00 
18,000  00 
24,880  00 
47,041  00 
80,070  00 
18,285  00 
81,710  00 
8,880  00 
8,806  00 
48,845  00 
•4,088  00 
88,484  00 


tl,i0],851  00 


Real  Eiitate. 


8198,805  00 
248,955  00 
152,880  00 
144,920  00 
180,988  00 
199,415  00 
198,888  00 
177,485  00 
122,825  00 
195,915  00 
198,705  00 
858,920  00 
508,890  00 
708,620  00 
494.705  00 
220,082  00 
144,980  00 
220.575  00 

89,600  00 
149,020  00 
282,500  00 
280,400  00 

84,855  00 
185,585  00 

58,888  00 
111,000  00 
228,810  00 
282,825  00 
204,750  00 


86,879,759  00 


For  Cash  Value 
mnltiplj 

Assessed  Yalu- 
atlon  bj 


2.8 

4!l01490 

4.180484 

!).8142S5 

».246768 

2.780621 

2.4 

2.847828 

7.401789 

8.014492 

8.708708 

8.22950A 

7.118641 

1.875 

0.181818 

2.081573 

5.857142 

8.851068 

8.288082 

2.795698 

4.907975 

2.878568 

8.944444 

5.458290 

1,75 

2.875 

4.878878 

8.008921 

6.058888 


Caah  Valuk  of 


Pergonal  Estate 


894,427  20 

JS1,045  82 

110,948  45 

81,897  12 

76,451  29 

106,668  08, 

117,088  40 

92.088  19 

:m,866  40 

181,461  9i>! 

187,981  44] 

196,999  98 

*i,088,018  68 

878,425  00 

1,497,844  81 

59,978  66 

94,598  84 

156,116  11 

58,195  47 

68,005  85 

280,876  05 

86,408  08 

52,204  71 

858,205  94 

5,915  00 

16,161  87 

240,728  66 

198,867  05 

282,760  29 


4.158S4521 !        ^7,758,106  98 


Real  Estate. 


$556,846  00 

1.015,216  29 

029,189  01 

480,800  IS 

425,128  84 

556,074  OS 

476,889  20 

505,446  89 

!K)9,11S  SO 

590,684  20 

729,686  8!' 

.2.121,028  89 

4,010,572  84 

1,481,787  50 

:i,058,176  27 

580,610  81 

S49,051  80 

1.511,178  22 

224.899  19 

416,614  91 

1.288,867  97 

602,084  28 

882,788  57 

1.012,708  SH 

102,175  60 

268,826  00 

1,091,829  78 

819,588  95 

1,240,085  2U 


827,919,788  IS 


190 


AUDITOR  GENERAL. 


TABLE    CXXXr— Continued. 


Kate  of  Taxation  por  Okkebal  Pubfoses,  fob  the  Ybab  1909. 


EATE  OF  TAXATION  EXPRE08BD  IN  XILLS. 


TOWNSHIP. 


Ada 

Alpine 

Algoma 

Bownc. 

Byron 

Cannon 

Coartland 

Cascade 

Caledonia 

OaincB 

Grattan 

Grand  Rapids 

Olty—lstward.- 

2d  ward.. 

8d  ward.- 

4tli  ward.. 

5th  ward.. 

Lowell 

Nelson 

Oakflcld 

Paris 

Plainflcld 

Solon 

Sparta 

Spencer 

'Tyrone 

Veivennes 

Walker 

Wyoming 


State  Tax 


2.44) 
2.44 
2.20 
2.00 
2.10 
2.50 
2.00 
2.40 
1.80 
2.15 
2.40 
1.06 
2.20 
2.00 
2.50 
2.20 
2.20 
2.20 
2.60 
2.40 
2.50 
2.80 
2.00 
2.10 
2.10 
1.40 
2.25 
2.00 
2.45 


2.126 


County 

Township 

Tax. 

Tax. 

9.T5 

6.80 

10.00 

.88 

0.00 

8.00 

10.00 

9.80 

8.60 

6.50 

10.00 

1.80 

7.00 

2.00 

9.70 

8.90 

10.00 

10.00 

8.80 

2.06 

14.00 

1.20 

4.88 

.20 

9.20 

15.50 

11.00 

15.00 

10.70 

17.60 

11.00 

15.60 

8.80 

15.60 

•       9.60 

18.10 

8.10 

8.70 

10.20 

6.00 

10.40 

5.50 

9.60 

3.70 

7.60 

8.90 

8.60 

2.20 

8.60 

6.80 

6.20 

8.40 

9.00 

2.00 

10.00 

4.00 

10.00 

7.86 

9.874 

S.8S7 

H 


^! 


hway 
ax. 


5.00 

5.00 

10.00 

10.50 

6.60 

5.00 

2.50 

6.00 

10.00 

6.00 

5.00 

2.50 

2.00 

1.50 

2.20 

3.00 

8.10 

10.00 

10.00 

6.00 

5.00 

6.60 

10.00 

5.00 

10.00 

10.00 

6.25 

5.00 

6.65 


4.688 


School 
Tax. 


5.980 

7.585 

10.566 

0.504 

16.244 

5.151 

5.280 

S.21S 

12.516 

5.998 

9.767 

2.694 

16.165 

16.166 

16.164 

16.166 

16.166 

16.128 

11.474 

6.845 

10.887 

2.289 

8.082 

8.866 

10.989 

8.991 

6.420 

4.309 

10.708 


10.689 


Total. 


2».6» 
25.SB 
89.TM 
41.6M 
88.0M 
84.451 
1&7S0 
89.218 
4411< 
88.9R 

8i«M 

10.TSi 
45.065 
46.60 
.49.064 
47.965 
45i65 
61.0S8 
40.974 
80.445 
S4.8S7 
84.49 
86.5>t 
2iJ66 
87.969 
S9.S01 
25.910 
85J6i 
87.718 


84.951 


SUPPLEMENT. 


191 


TABLE    CXXXV- Continued. 


Aaovirr 

OF  Tazss  As 

SXMBD  FOB  GSNKBAI.  PUBFO 

BBfl,  FOB  THE  ^ 

fEAB  1860. 

Towuship 

Highway 

1 

j     Total  of 

State  Tax. 

County  Tax. 

Tax. 

Tax. 

School  Tax. 

Taxes. 

1 
1 

$S8«21 

12,178  84 

$1,519  25 

$1,117  10 

$1,888  28 

1 

!          $6,689  18 

701  40 

2,874  60 

252  96 

1,487  80 

2,166  18 

'            7,482  44 

894  22 

1,612  71 

1.488  52 

1,791  90 

1,898  46 

i            7,125  81 

399  14 

1,695  70 

1,661  79 

1,780  49 

1,611  71 

7,088  88 

884  42 

1,828  57 

1,004  16 

1,019  60 

2,854  97 

6,081  71 

.'»4  41 

2,877  65 

427  98 

1,188  82 

1,224  87 

5,818  78 

494  90 

1,782  14 

404  90 

618  62 

1,806  M 

4,647  10 

.'WS  92 

2,085  08 

818  28 

1,049  01 

1.782  18 

6,187  97 

299  97 

1,666  48 

1,666  48 

1,666  48 

2,085  90 

7,885  81 

514  98 

2,107  82 

491  08 

1,197  68 

1,485  57 

5,747  08 

508  90 

8,464  44 

296  95 

1,287  80 

2,417  18 

8,009  72 

761  00 

8,106  59 

148  58 

1,794  80 

1,0»1  49 

7,742  46 

1,867  76 

7,810  62 

18,169  19 

1,697  96 

18,728  77 

88,289  80 

1,935  S6 

10,690  58 

14,441  70 

1,444  17 

15,568  85 

48,965  86 

1.989  87 

8,800  4S 

18,575  56 

1,706  64 

12,689  84 

88.061  89 

585  58 

2,6n  64 

8,797  88 

780  27 

8,985  02 

li;675  84 

854  44 

1,417  77 

2,518  82 

499  44 

2,604  85 

7.889  82 

681  41 

2,755  25 

8,759  77 

2,870  05 

4,627  51 

14,648  99 

227  60 

708  75 

761  25 

875  00 

1,004  04 

8,576  M 

416  08 

1,768  12 

1,040  07 

866  78 

1,186  60 

5,277  55 

778  87 

8,219  28 

1,702  50 

1,547  78 

8,870  29 

10,618  67 

599  09 

2,500  56 

068  76 

1.719  14 

1,054  84 

6,886  89 

195  18 

741  68 

868  55 

975  90 

788  85 

8,665  16 

525  51 

2,162  11 

550  54 

1,251  28 

842  44 

9,821  &S 

129  71 

581  19 

889  18 

617  66 

675  69 

2.848  8S 

164  98 

780  89 

400  54 

1,178  05 

1,069  21 

8,688  12 

614  60 

2,458  40 

546  81 

1,707  22 

1,758  85 

7,080  88 

694  78 

8,478  68 

1,889  45 

1,786  82 

1,514  15 

8,808  7S 

695  80 

2,481  84 

1,908  99 

1,617  17 

2,617  68 

9,171  88 

$18,249  09 

$$0,450  41 

$71,978  88 

$88,940  28 

$90,857  01 

$299,975  57 

192 


AlTlilTOR    GENERAX. 


TA  B  LE    CXXXYI. 

Statiftics  qf  AsgeMrnent^  VcUuatioa,  tutd 


NAMK  OF  TOWNSHIP. 


(.'Exaua  Statistics  of  1870. 


o  p 

•22 


Clifton 

Copper  Harbor 
Eagle  Harbor.. 

Grant , 

Houghton 

TB!e  Royal 

Sherman 

Sibley 


1<» 

81 
215 
15S 
200 


1,110 


114  ' 

49 
150 

2d 
2$5 


10 


r39 


• 

s 

c 

•■ 

Oe 

o 

«« 

5S 

o 

%S 

J5 

> 

c 

»^ 

105 

617 

114 

»» 

ISS 

77* 

iT 

ia« 

268 

i,a2« 

in 

""  9» 

12 

4% 

$85 

■ 

4.«W 

TABLE    CXXXVII. 

Stathtles  qf  Atse4*fneitK  VahtcUkm^  uhd 


N\MK  OF  TOWNSHIP. 


Alraont 

Attica 

Arcadia 

Burlliuton 

Bumsme 

Dryden 

Ueerfidd 

Elba 

Goodland 

Uadley 

Imlay 

Lapeer 

"  City— l8t  ward 
''  —2d  ward 
•'  — 8d  ward 
"   — 4tli  ward 

Mayfleld 

If  etamora 

Marathon 

North  Branch 

Oregon 

RIcH... 


Census  Statistic*!  op 

1970. 

1         • 

^i 

• 

°= 

OS 

Oo 

o5 

6? 

oi 

d- 

0*1 

yrs 

''^^1 

"AO 

^<i 

Q 

h 

> 

5 

446 

402 

540 

2,«tJ 

an 

:»6 

865 

IW 

SI 

M 

97 

4ia 

162 

170 

17T 

Ss^) 

22B 

•»4 

1*)8 

1,1W 

im 

:)67 

415 

1,6M 

Ji* 

t» 

91 

41S 

200 

199 

22T 

1,001 

102 

IM 

164 

811 

:WS 

«28 

:)6B 

l,«e. 

256 

259 

250 

i,8«: 

214 

215 

264 

1,0»I 

S5 

90 

92 

8«o 

125 

12S 

141 

OM 

4^1 

61 

71 

815 

102 

KH 

125 

4M 

210 

211 

246 

l,Oft» 

276 

278 

;»5 

1,812 

197 

199 

218 

9ec 

1«7 

145 

148 

7« 

109 

172 

1S6 

S77 

SO 

$« 

92 
4,S06 

4»' 

4.297 

4,857 

21^-. 

SUPPLEMENT. 


193 


TABLE    C XXXVI, 
TojeaUoti  in  the  County  of  Keivttnatc^  for  the  year  1869. 


AR9S.19ED  AVB  CaBH  VALUATIONS  OF  THR  PEBSOXAL  AND  RSAL  ESTATE  FOB  1809. 


Ahaesrkd  Valuation  of 


Peraonal  Estate 


$.%»75  00 
.%460  00 
S»,095  00 
10,860  00 
2<,fi00  00 


Il,fi00  00 
8,000  00 


9102,000  00 


Real  Estate. 


98,416  78 
1 07,000  OU 

80,779  00 
154,997  00 

98,021  00 
118,855  18 

1)7,886  72 


J1,020,S,V»  69 


For  Caf»h  Value 
mnltiplv 

AsACHScd  'Valu- 
ation by 


a  1.91S207 
a  1.91S207 
a  1.918207 
rt  1.918207 
a  1.918207 
a  1.91821)7 
a  1.918207 
a  1.918207 


1.918207 


Cash  Value  of 


Pergonal  Estate 


$11,401  29 
10,454  28 
61,564  85 
82,821  79 
.M,005  12 


22,060  87 
6,905  55 


3195,772  20 


Real  EBtate. 


$297,976  40 
179,192  »2 
878,001  87 
1M,960  84 
854,802  54 
178,488  68 
227,988  74 
1S6,S05  97 


$1,958,212  r>l 


a  Kf tlmatcd — beins;  an  nvcm^c  of  Marqnettc  and  Menominee  couuticR. 


TABLE  c'xxxrir. 

TeuxiHon  in  the  County  of  Lapeer,  for  the  year  1869. 


ASBKSBBD  AXD  CASD  VALUATIONS  OP  TOE  PERSONAL  AND  RBAL  KSTATB  FOR  1869. 


ABflBssBD  Valuation  of 

For  Ca«h  Value 

Cash  Value  of 

multiply 
AsMOflsed  valu- 

Personal Si«Uto 

Real  Estate. 
,*M;l,880  00 

ation  by 
8.608168 

Personal  Estate 
88S7,516  70 

Real  Estate. 

$107,400  00 

$1,288,790  60 

24,605  00 

117.685  00 

8.914209 

96,809  11 

460,447  98 

4,076  00 

<5,971  00 

2.410028 

9,845  81 

207,708  84 

12,198  00 

45.592  00 

5.68218:3 

e5H,701  87 

256,782  49 

10,840  00 

09.240  00 

4.485852 

46,878  58 

810,565  77 

51,072  00 

'ioi,lr2  00 

8.559247 

1S1,777  feO 

715,842  87 

6,253  00 

69.695  00 

2.C27680 

16,444  02 

188,186  16 

21,86100 

142,990  00 

;{.50104S 

74,796  8S 

500,614  85 

14,485  00 

W.OIO  00 

5.105042 

78,946  58 

275,728  8J 

44,490  00 

IJW,555  00 

•1.6978*3 

161,494  85 

715,687  29 

15,551  00 

71.655  00 

5.277777 

S2,074  71 

878,179  11 

28,426  00 

172.684  00 

2.992957 

70,118  01 

516,686  18 

18,160  00 

RlOU  00 

;{.992158 

72,497  5s 

176,054  16 

18,270  00 

.•iO.690  00 

2.745}«x'< 

86.480  90 

164,419  49 

11,900  00 

.16,625  00 

2.6<;6666 

81.788  82 

07,666  64 

17,125  m 

:4,80«  00 

.i.268292 

.•»'»,969  TjO 

179,112  20 

11.865  00 

121.271  00 

2.955228 

;«>.06;5  72 

858,882  85 

36.890  00 

197,670  00 

2.975852 

108,278  06 

588,187  88 

16,655  00 

'«,46l  00 

2.242966 

87,856  m 

I                '200,667  9S 

11,49s  tK) 

61,721  00 

t. 969796 

57,143  71 

'                806,740  77 

16,227  00 

94,608  00 

4.630671 

75,141  8J> 

488,075  30 

>,6S5  00 

.18,890  00 

■ 

$2,880,968  00 

:>.  162241 

14,S98  OT 

275,612  05 

1191,239  00 

8.600C7S 

$1,796,900  28 

$8,544,974  28 

25 


194 


AUDITOB    GEIfERAI- 


TABLE    CXX XV I— Continued. 


Rate  of  Taxitiux  for  Gbnebal  Purposes,  for  tuk  Year  1S69. 


RATB  OF  TAXATION  EXPRESSED  IK  XILLt*. 


TOWNSHIP. 


Clifton 

Copper  Harbor 
Eagle  Harbor., 

Grant 

Houghton 

Isle  Koyal 

Sherman , 

Sibley 


State  Tax 


\90 
8.80 
6.1K) 
8.80 
«.90 
8.80 
8.80 
8.80 


4.6TI 


County 
Tax. 


13.75 
12.75 
19.85 
11.10 
11.20 
8.80 
11.10 
12.70 


18.2S1 


Towneh'p 
Tax. 


8.10 
5.10 
4.05 
4.10 
2.30 

4.10 
5.10 


8.62S 


Highway 
Tax. 

School 
Tax. 

2.50 

8.982 

5.00 

6.175 

b 

6.457 

10.00 

6.775 

1.90 

7.414 

b 

b 

10.00 

5.755 

6.00 

b 

8.036 

6.710 

b  No  taxo««  reported. 


TA  BL E    CXX  X  VI  I^Cvnfintud. 


ToUl. 


Rate  of  Taxation  for  General  Purposed,  for  the  Year  1660. 


RATE  OF  TAXATION  EXPRE88ED  IN  MILL.*>. 


88.862 

81.835 

87.657 

85.776 

d«.T14 

19.80 

84.7S 

28.80 


80.996 


TOWNSHIP. 


Almont 

Attica 

Arcadia 

Burlington 

BomBidc 

Dryden 

Dcerfleld. 

Elba 

Goodland 

Iladley 

Imlay 

Lapeer 

"    City— iBt  ward. 
••    —2d  ward.. 

*'      "    —3d  ward.. 

'•      "    — 4th  ward. 

Mayfleld 

Metamora... 

Marathon 

North  Branch 

Oregon , 

Rich 


State  Tax 


County 
Tax. 


2.588 

2.70 

2.40 

2.60 

2.50 

2.70 

2.00 

2.60 

2.60 

2.40 

2.60 

2.60 

2.50 

2.50 

2.4>j 

2.50 

2.40 

2.56 

2.50 

2.25 

2.04 

1.80 


2.500 


7.20 

7.40 

6.60 

7.20 

6.90 

7.50 

5.50 

7.10 

7.70 

7.00 

7.50 

7.30 

7.10 

7.066 

7.00 

7.10 

6.90 

7.16 

7.00 

«.;« 

.•).70 


*>.*»   I 


1.09* 


TownHh'p 
Tax. 

Highway 
Tax. 

2.90 

6.00 

2.80 

10.00 

10.20 

10.00 

5.90 

10.00 

15.00 

10.00 

1.80 

.60 

81.90 

10.00 

4.70 

10.00 

7.80 

10.00 

1.20 

6.00 

b 

10.00 

7.80 

6.00 

rt  20.00 

A  20.00 

r/2D.OO 

n  20.00 

11.60 

7.50 

8.84 

b 

9,70 

10.00 

18.65 

10.00 

4..V2 

7.50 

15.40 

10.00 

r.444 


5.712 


School 
Tax. 

Total. 

17.413 

85.016 

10.827 

88.78; 

4.4es 

88.86S 

16.819 

48.019 

26.948 

60.846 

4.2n 

itjn 

16.407 

85.90T 

6,787 

81.087 

16.979 

48.579 

4.G98 

96.188 

8.842 

S&M2 

7.687 

99.187 

16.887 

46.48: 

16.870 

46.488 

16.8T0 

4AJK» 

16.870 

46.470 

9.720  i 

8S.190 

6.014! 

18.674 

9.288: 

88.48S 

6.524. 

88.774 

4.460: 

S4.S90 

18.942 

51.882 

10.46; 


j«.2e6 


a  City  tax.  includlnir  7.50  milln  of  road  tax.    fiUnnblo  to  get  rate. 


8UPPLKMKXT. 


195 


TABLK    CXXXVI—Cantlnwd. 


AjfOUST  OF  TlXBB  A0SEB8SD  FOR  GEXEBAL  PtBFOBKB.  FOB  THE  TBAR  16<$9. 


State  Tax. 


$854  98 
870  69 

1,561  17 
870  99 
S35  19 
858  48 
495  85 
8c»  75 

$5,»I0  60 

County  Tax. 


S2,818  10 
1,260  M 
4,484  15 
1,0S8  68 
2,860  77 
818  56 
1,446  94 
1,283  52 


$14,914  29 


k  No  taxe!«  reported. 


Township 
Tax. 


^m  08 

604  221 
1,184  82' 
400  2.s; 
4S6  65 

584  46 
515  08 


$4,075  04 


HlghTvay 
Tax. 


$408  SO 
494  88 

976  29 
403  02 


1.808  &") 
504  98 


$4,034  41 


School  Tax. 


$1,441  00 1 
511  65 
1,479  68' 
661  52 
1,668  77 
b 

7.V)  26 
b 


ToUl  of 
Taxc?«. 


$5,417  45 
8,146  4.i 
8,629  82 
8,492  76 
5,662  46 
1,172  06 
4,580  56 
2,686  28 


$6,412  SS|         $84,727  22 


TA  BLE    C X X X  Vli^ Ctmtin ved. 


AXOUXT  OF  TaXKH  Ai*HK99ED  FOR  QbNKBAL  PuPJ08E8,  FOB  THE  YEAR  1860. 


Stato  Tax. 


$1,141  70 
884  05 
S16  11 
160  25 
198  95 
680  92 
15191 
410  89 

178  09 
571  81 
226  74 
609  76 
155  «S 
188  90 
120  84 

179  82 
819  66 
699  19 
886  88 
164  74 
226  00 
101  80 


$7,906  57 


Conntv  Tax. 


$8,245  26 

1,052  5$ 

504  80 

416  09 
549  10 

1,891  46 

417  74 
1,166  91 

527  41 

1,666  82 

654  05 

1.481  24 

442  05 

516  95 

889 

510 

918 

1.675  87 

966  94 

464  94 

681  78 

205  44 


$20,875  89 


69 
64 


Township 
Tax. 


$i,807  11 

827  15 

918  47 

S40  96 

1,198  70 

327  85 

2,422  90 

772  46 

500  01 

285  65 

b 

1,481  24 

a  1,245  20 

a  1,463  20 

a 970  50 

a  1.488  56 

1,544  88 

898  79 

1,025  58 

999  44 

500  95 

866  64 


$21,8S0  74 


Ulghi^-ay 
Tax. 


$2,258  65 

1,428  40 

900  46 

577  90 

795  80 

151  82 

750  58 

1,618  54 

684  95 

1.190  28 

872  06 

080  80 


998  52 

1,051  02 
782  19 
881  28 
562  75 


$16,407  85 


School  Tax. 


$7,819  04 

1,468  99 

403  85 

942  11 

2,064  88 

1,078  77 

1,246  20 

1,113  26 

1,098  48 

771  15 

74S  46 

1,477  86 

1,050  17 

1.284  27 

818  &1 

1.218  48 

1,294  21 

1,178  84 

985  18 

477  72 

494  40 

1,066  00 


$80,062  86 


Total  of 
TaxcH. 


$15,796  76 
4,656  IT 
8,081  69 
2,487  81 
4,808  88 
4,180  83 
4.998  38 
5,106  06 
2,988  94 
4.484  66 
2,501  81 
5,880  40 
2,898  07 

8.897  82 
2,849  16 
8.842  55 
5,075  28 
4,847  19 
4,966  00 
3,889  08 
2,684  40 

2.898  18 


$95,488  41 


a  dtj  tax,  inclnding  7.60  mill.'  of  road  tax.    b Unable  to  Rt-t  rate. 


196 


AUDITOR  GENERAL. 


TABLE    CXXXVJII. 

Staiistieaof  Aasegfment,  Valuation^  aad 


CSNBIA  STATIBTIC*  OF  18;0. 


NAME    OF    TOWNSHIP. 


6^ 


Blngb&m 

Centreville 

Elmwood 

Rmplre 

Qlen  Arbor 

Saseon 

Leelanaw 

Hlccpin^  Bear. 


Q 


145 
104 
128 
104 

90 
108 
185 

75 


1,024 


^1 

• 

550 

r 
*• 

Km  S 

OS 

0.9 

555 

'*^ 

> 

c 

189 

91 

fts; 

190 

m 

9» 

116 

75 

5» 

95 

:& 

4» 

S6 

u 

4» 

!H> 

70 

441 

178 

160 

SW 

09 

54 

tm 

903 

087 

4,5;; 

TABLE   r XXXIX. 

Statitties  qf  AMte^tnenl^    Vaiuation^  OAif 


NAME   OF    TOWNSHIP. 


Adrian  City— let  ward. 

'*  — 9d  ward.. 

"  — «d  ward.. 

"   —4th  ward. 

Adrian  (town) 

Bliflafleld 

Cambridge 

Clinton 

Deerfleld 

J>ovor 

Franklin 

Fairfield 

lludnon 

Madison 

Medina 

Macon 

Ogden 

Piilmyru 

Rome 

RaiKin 

Rollin 

Klfitt . 

Klogeway 

Seneca , 

Tccnmaoh 

Woodstock 


C^Ni»us  Statu»tic«  op  18T0. 


o  a 


.^95 
629 
^41 
466 
817 
389 
288 
295 
255 
:«)0 
815 
419 
87S 
240 
44.S 
26ft 
804 
8,V 
826 
828 
857 
815 
224 
55t) 
576 
276 


405 
688 
885 
462 
im 
8S7 
228 
2S1 
252 
i)80 
297 
400 
S69 
254 
482 
2J58 
298 
871 
886 
845 
iV^ 
810 


527 
581 
271 


I 


5r  o 


427 
616 
457 
581 
404 
482 

'  281 
885 
«I0 
422 
891 
47S 

1,110 
867 
622 
84S 
819 
447 
894 
898 
126 
829 
263 
621 
697 
354 


7 


9,831   '     9,769 


11, 7( 


^6 

oc 
oZ 
5^5 


2.«M> 
2,7W 
1,97« 
2,051 
1,451 
I,76t 
1,110 
1356 
l.»4 
1,4» 
1,49 
1,T26 
4,€9] 
1,S»4 
1,976 
1,489 
1,415 
1,757 
1,45.*^ 
1,644 
1,M5 
1,511 


S,399 
S,688 
1,»5 


45,50^ 


SrPPLEBIKNT. 


197 


TABLE    CXXXVin. 
Taxation  in  lh€  Couuty  of  Leelanav\  for  the  year  18C9. 

AsiRBJSED  AND  CAlO  VALUATION!*  OP  THE  PKI180XAI.  AND  KXAL  ESTATE  FOR  16W, 


A:*8E.«PED  Valuation  of 


Personal  Et^tatu       Ileal  EsUtc. 


For  Cash  Value 
multiply 

ApecHHed  Valua- 
tion bv 


Cash  Value  of 


110,831  00 
'il,S81  (H» 
ISJflO  00 
11,958  (H) 
9,710  041 
9,896  00 
.•H,**!  (K) 
38,126  00 


S39,015  00 
:M,898  00 
42,810  00 
aS.887  00 
1*8,594  W) 
20,001  00 
r>?<,214  W) 
•i4,070  00 


Personal  Estate 


a  1.4'28CvS ' 
a  1.42868! 
a  1.428G8  : 
n  1.42868 j 
a  1.42868  : 
a  1.4286S  i 
a  1.423r»8  I 
</1.4280M 


$14,706  08 
80,226  15 
26,708  24 
17,017  2fl 
18,828  98 
18,876  90 
49,602  48 
82,922  60 


Real  Eetate. 


$54,975  40 
48,262  79 
60,947  74 
41,125  S4 
40,708  71 
28,475  02 
82,878  II 
84,267  98 


$189,847  00 


$275,084  00 


1.4286S  I  $108.8S6  33 


$891,681  i^O 


«  E^^timated— boiiijr  an  average  of  Antrim,  Orand  TraverBe.  and  Manistee  conntles. 

TAJiL E    V  X  XXIX. 
Taxation  in  the  County  of  Ltuaivee,  for  the  ye<ir  JSOif. 


.\jl9Ei«9ED  AND  C'ASH  VALUATIONS  OP  THE  PERSONAL  AND  KBAL  KsTATE  FOP.  1369. 


Ame^ped  Valuation  of 


Personal  Estate 


^.779  00 

118.010  00 1 
61,465  (Ml 

119,900  00 ; 
62,558  00 
63,095  00 ; 
57v880  00' 

109,258  00 1 
UJim  00 
A6,029  00, 
si  ,175  00; 
(2,584  00 

170,015  00 
79,827  00, 
61,570  OO, 
74,680  00 
41,761  00 
61,820  00 ; 
<0,428  00, 
99,505  00 ' 
.M,OSO  00 
80.365  00 
88,805  00 
91,858  00 

189.565  00 
:n,780  00 


S'1.99«,0ri6  00 


Rtal  Estate. 


^2SS,182  OOI 
8.'»0,782  00  ] 
822,895  00, 
391.500  00 
477,H40  0<1I 
lfv5.620  00 
244.875  m 
380,075  0«>i 
146,945  m 
385,141  00' 
484,080  00 1 
398,760  00, 
."»78,205  00 ' 
466,290  0(» 
488.177  00, 
285,280  00 
228.957  00' 
298,980  00 1 
446,509  00 
489,770  00 ; 
295,M0  00 1 
142,974  00 1 
201,520  00 ' 
422.880  00 1 
588,895  Qn\ 
208,880  00* 


$9,025,792  00 


For  C'ash  Value 
multiply 

.\st>eKeed  Valu- 
ation by 


3.186682 
3.084482 
3.960096 
8.452681 
3.922651 
3.506875 
3.189013 
1.940476 
1.868181 
3.40  lOa") 
3.048780 
2.752*^20 
2.8S7066 
2.805986 
3.00626JI 
2.010714 
8.885715 
3.4042&'> 
2.263779 
3.560800 
8.457627 
2.076928 
3.606622 
2.926008 
8.847117 
2.869047 


Cabh  Value  of 


Per*»onal  E«tatc 


$149,056  1 1 
868,099  22 
248,837  66 
418,970  45 
245,898  20 
221,234  78 
180,144  81 
212,002  H2 
64,188  98 
280,612  85 
247,484  71 
199.678  04 
490,844  86 
184,079  94 
185,115  61 
225,291  72 
162,271  84 
210,451  01 
182,059  89 
864,276  60 
176,511  86 
62,858  07 
120,118  54 
268,762  61 
729,278  78 
108,249  14 


3. 12035458         $0,225,788  01 


Real  Eetate. 


$902,228  83 

1,064,441  66 

1,279,780  14 

1,861,705  as 

1.874,899  55 

650,858  82 

768,665  80 

737,526  41 

272,644  37 

1,844,659  96 

1,828,261  9s 

1,097,714  rH> 

1,664,880  CJ) 

1,075,285  15 

1,817,875  ») 

858,745  95 

889,661  <>4 

1,017,688  94 

1,008,588  91 

1,565,752  71 

1,021,867  OS 

296,945  98 

726,806  46 

1,286,740  95 

2,244.888  82 

584,941  80 


$28,166,285  83 


198 


AUDrrOB  GENERAL. 


TA BLE    CXX X  Vlll—Contin tied. 


TUtk  op  Taxation  for  Geneiial  Purpobsk,  fob  the  Year  134W. 


RATE  OF  TAXATION  EXFRZPSED  IX  VILL8. 


TOWNSHIP. 


Bingham 

Cenlreville  .. 

Elmwood 

Empire 

Glen  Arbor ... 

KaBBon 

Leclanaw 

Sleeping  Bear 


state  T.x;   ^^»-tl-  ;To-.h-p 


Highway 


1.50 
1.00  I 

1.00  ! 
1.20  i 
1.10 
1.00 
1. 75 


12.00' 
9.001 
».00: 
9.00, 
9.80 
8.90 
9.00 

14.00 


1 


I.ISD, 


9.99 


7.80 
1.60 
4.00 
7.00 
3.00 
7.00 

r>.oo 

2.00 


4.41 


10.00 

5.00 

10.00 

11.00 

11.60 

10.00 

.xOO 

.50 


School 
Tax. 


6.«2S 
&6.92S 
2.IW7 
8.001 
2.488 
2.811 
14.426 
3.920 


C.501 


ToUl. 


&  An  appcam  from  rcturnfl  at  Auditor  Gencrars  office. 


TABLE    r  XXX IX— Continued. 


IlATE  OF  Taxation  for  General  Purposes,  >*or  the  Year  16G9. 


RATE  OP  taxation  EXPRESSED  IN  XILLB. 


87.488 
28.4S!» 

81.001 
2a.0B8 

29.811 

a4.4» 

22.175 


29.IK: 


TOWNSHIP. 


Adrian  City— ward  1_ 
"       *•    —ward  2.. 

*'    —ward  8.. 

"    — ward  4.. 

Adrian  (town) 

Bliesflcld 

Cambridge 

Clinton 

Deerfleld i 

Dover , 

Franklin 

Fairfield 

HndAon 

MadiHon , 

Medina 1 

.Macon 

Ogden ' 

Palmyra 

Rome I 

KaiRin ' 

Kollin 

Rlcra 

lliiigewny ; 

Seneca 

Tecuraneh i 

Woodfitock 


State  Tax 


2.50 

2.40 

2.40 

2.40 

2.50 

2.30 

2.685 

2.80 

2.85 

8.00 

2.80 

2.50 

2.80 

2.42 

2.0O 

2.4<J 

2.00 

2.44) 

2.5<i 

2.50 

2.60 

2.28SJ 

2.40 

2.45 

2.20 

2.6<) 


2.411 


4.90 
4.70 
4.50 
4.70 
4.70 
4.40 
4.50 
4.25 
4.45 
4.70 
4.87 
4.b0 
4.00 
4.60 
5.00 
4..'J0 
4.H5 
4.55 
4.63 
4.60 
1.60 
4.27 
4.55 
4.66 
4.80 
4.60 


4.6S7 


TownBh'p 
Tax. 


Highway 
Tax. 


a  18.60 
a  18.40 
a  18.80 
<7 18.40 
1.60 
7.00 
4.25 
1.175 
5.80 
2.60 
.507 
.SO 
2.:>.S:l; 

1.70 
1.00  • 
.SO 
4.70 
9.85 
1.20  ' 
1.56 
i.85 
4.40 
2.05 
1.40 
2.20 
5.S0 


4.485 


b 


8.60 
8.20 
2.40 
1.90 
2.50 

2.50 

5.00 
.10 
2.60 
1.70 
6.516 
2.08 
3.888 
3.Jm 
2.50 
4.60 
2.60 
2.00 
3.888 
7.50 
5.00 
2.60 
2.50 


2.718 


7.197 


Total. 


44..8T 

4»M 

40.0S 

42.tS 

1.S.M 

d9.03 

21.SS5 

1H.495 

25.73 

15.11 

12.59 

18.02 

!M.16 

12.57 

15.561 

18.748 

t«.«S 

27.65 

12.87i 

11.44 

15.QH) 

».S6 

MJ5& 

15.48 

21.ftt 

16.96 


SI  .899 


a  City  tax.    h  Vnable  to  r<t  rat-?. 


SUPPLEMENT. 


199 


TABLE   CXXXVIII-'Continued. 


Amount  of  Taxes  As9ES(«ep  for  Genebal  Puiipoheb,  for  tre  Tear  1869. 


Towu»hip 

nigtaway 

Totel  of 

State  Tax. 

County  Tax. 

Tax. 

Tax. 

School  Tax. 

Taxes. 

$74  42 

$587  85 

$857  81 

^89  46 

(824  17 

$1,881  71 

»>  18 

496  12 

8  J  68 

276  63 

6881  90 

1,291  45 

49  27 

SM  18 

246  28 

615  70 

169  92 

1,645  80 

•10  81 

867  56 

•>85  88 

449  24 

122  60 

1,266  12 

45  97 

875  88 

114  91 

444  88 

95  14 

1.075  78 

S2  84 

261  68 

205  78 

298  97 

82  65 

876  87 

98  06 

S87  SO 

465  28 

465  28 

1,842  48 

8,208  59 

83  99 

660  78 

94  89 

28  60 

185  27 

1,046  58 

^492  61 

$4,140  40 

$1,852  51 

$3,057  20 

$2,694  13 

$12,286  85 

1 

5  A«  appears  Arom  returns  at  Auditor  Gcnerars  office. 


TABLE    C XXXIX—Continued. 


AxOfTNT  OP  TA2CE9  AaiESBED  FOR  GENERAL  PURPOBEB.  FOR  THE  YeAR  1869. 

Township 

Highway 

Total  of 

State  Tax. 

County  Tax. 

Tax. 

Tax. 

Bchool  Tax. 

Taxes. 

$8»1  78 

$1,616  56 

a  $4,552  77 

81,187  68 

$6,424  12 

$14,605  91 

1.125  10 

2,208  82 

'       a  6,281  81 

1.600  18 

9,270  08 

20,880  80 

921  24 

1,727  82 

a  5,105  20 

921  24 

6,690  78 

15,865  7}i 

1,227  86 

2.408  58 

a  6,852  76 

971  66 

10,118  14 

21.668  m 

1,851  00 

2.589  87 

8M  04 

1,J»1  00 

1,212  65 

7,319  16 

572  04 

1,094  85 

1,741  01 

b 

2,813  16 

6,220  »; 

796  47 

1,860  19 

•     1.2*4  62 

755  66 

2,287  49 

6,484  48 

1,125  45 

2,079  04 

374  96 

b 

2,821  08 

6,601  08 

428  72 

802  86 

955  62 

901  53 

1,558  83 

4.042  06 

1,888  51 

2,120  60 

1,127  93 

45  18 

2,170  07 

6,817  19 

1,1M  97 

2.251  45 

261  21 

1,088  01 

1,865  12 

6,100  70 

1.178  24 

2,262  21 

377  04 

801  20 

1,519  86 

6.188  55 

1.709  41 

3,418  81 

1,882  58 

4,865  12 

6.077  43 

17,968  85 

lvS21  58 

2.512  09 

928  88 

1,185  90 

968  20 

6,856  15 

999  49 

2,498  74 

499  75 

1.665  66 

2,128  82 

7,786  96 

8M  14 

1,620  27 

288  05 

1,200  OS 

977  10 

4,949  04 

708  87 

1,258  84 

1,272  87 

676  80 

1,145  61 

5,067  69 

865  80 

1.641  41 

3,373  01 

1,660  45 

2,484  98 

9,974  60 

1.814  88 

2,486  07 

631  12 

1,814  88 

811  60 

6,508  85 

1.848  19 

3,476  74 

841  27 

1,078  06 

2.082  85 

7,827  10 

866  48 

1,694  81 

4.678  97 

1,155  18 

1,146  67 

9,441  51 

886  &4 

789  78 

762  25 

1,299  29 

1,015  00 

4,208  11 

568  68 

1,068  45 

481  89 

1,174  18 

827  59 

4,115  14 

1,269  76 

2.896  19 

719  86 

1.286  46 

2,277  98 

7,989  24 

1.700  61 

3.828  73 

1,700  51 

1,982  40 

8,291  40 

16,948  &*} 

628  19 

1.111  41 

1,401  84 

b 

956  98 

4,097  92 

$26,616  U 

$CiO,558  14 

$49,440  42 

r29,916  14 

$79,822  94 

$285,854  18 

a  City  tax.    b  Unable  to  get  rate. 


•iOO 


AUDITOR   OZKERAU 


TABLE    CXL. 

Statistics  of  Aswssment^  VaiwUvm,  and 


X\ME  OK  TOWNSHIP. 


Brighton 

Conway 

Cohoctah 

Dcerflcld 

Genoa 

Oreen  Oak 

Howell 

Uartlaud e 

Hamburg 

Hand}' , 

Iosco 

Marlon 

Oeccola 

Putnam 

Tyrone 

Unadilla 


C'Exaca  Statistics  of  1870. 


V. 


290 
218 
244 
222 
192 

lys 

508 
24ti 
190 
291 
18» 
20T 
208 
265 
254 
207 


8,915 


X 

Or: 

c  S 
5«« 


29« 
219 
2U 
220 
193 
197 
516 
254 
190 
290 
1S8 
203 
208 
292 
255 
207 


8,96; 


368 
244 
271 
260 
246 
269 
621 
887 
268 
887 
250 
2S8 
257 
880 
806 
294 


4.945 


1,441 
1.01? 
UTT 

1,0!>"* 

991 
l.OK 

s.e« 

i,i» 

9o; 

l^T 

m 
1,111 
i,ow 

1.401 
1.2W 
1,041 


19.411 


TABLE     CXLI. 

Statistics  of  A$6€sm\€nt,  Valuaiicn,  at"i 


NAME  OF  TOWNSHIP. 


Uolmct: 

Moran 

St.  lernace. 


C'Exsusi  Statistics  oy 

1S70. 

ft 

1 

« 

»' 

W-& 

«-  • 

*-* 

•• 
*■  s 

c  c 

oii 

c»- 

03 

a^^ 

«"^ 

.  o 

1       O? 

o'S 

0<M 

C-2 

P 

5r  C 

Cl4 

> 

S5^ 

i.  ■ 

•i-^ 

H6 

174 

218 

!W> 

62 

62 

65 

87H 

66 

66 

80 

m 

814 

802 

80S 

1.71« 

srPPT.KMKNT. 


•201 


TABLE    CXL. 
Taxation  in  the  County  of  Livingston,  for  the  year  ISO). 

.\st»E«SBD  AND  CAS«n  VALUATIONS  OF  THE  PERSONAL  AND  REAL  EflTATE  FOR  1P69. 


A?sEf8ED  Valuation  of 


PcrjK)Dal  E«'t«tc       Real  Ef<tn(< 


$4«,870  00 
2«\4^  (Ml 
•28.885  00 
36,745  00 
46,655  00. 
30,910  00 

101,695  00 
85,085  00 
;?8,5T6  00, 
:«,I90  00, 
»1,0S5  00 
:kS,860  00' 
46,600  00 
62,110  00 
49,050  00 
60,717  00 


$786,825  00 


««08,o80  00 
I4^,4i»6  (K) 
184,015  00 
16S,S-S5  00 
147,656  0«) 
182,445  00 
•^84,225  00 
1S0,475  00 
149,815  00 
176,585  (H> 
180,885  00 
157,980  00 
l.'W,S90  00 
167,675  00 
188,280  00 
168,788  00 


$2,7-M,27r>  00 


For  Ca«li  Value 
multiply 

Apsc'Hfecd  Valu- 
ation bv 


•i.o«)848 

•2.290076 

4.78d8;)8 

3.742-222 

5.185 

8.8S88 

5.254218 

4.872465 

1.112897 

2.807692 

2.169708 

4.561488 

8.850089 

8.644280 

5.590452 

4.428571 


8. 84 1851 2 


Cash  Value  op 


Personal  Estate       Real  E««tatc. 


$585,785  10 
82S.016  74 
688,597  62 
682,005  16 
758,218  5<i 
708,488  67 

1,498,880  11 
789,120  6-2 
166,172  21 
407,888  40 
282,788  8.) 
720,628  87 
615,590  7'5 
610,681  84 

1,024,618  04 
747,268  21 


$119,140  48 
58.2S9  SO, 
134,116  9I»' 
187,607  94' 
289,578  48 
120,082  80 ; 
584,827  70 ; 
168,145  5S' 
42,980  00 
81,207  6S 
78.846  01 ' 
268,489  IS 
179,414  14 
226,848  18 
274.211  67! 
268,889  54 


$2,911,467  52  $10,458,789  77 


TABLE    CXL  I. 
Tux'jfioii  in  the  County  of  Mackinac,  for  the  year  18CV. 


Ap«es9bd  and  Ca«i  Valuations  of  the  Personal  and  Real  Estate  for  186l>. 


A?9E!»^ED  Valuation  or 


Pergonal  Eetate        Real  Estate. 


For  Cash  Value 

muldp]^ 

At^f^cstseii  \ alu- 

llon  by 


Cash  Value  op 


Personal  Estate.      Real  Estate. 


ai73,282  ;U 


rtjr268.^16  41 


61.497017 


$100,704  91 


f 


S894  987  65 


ft  Computed  ft-om  delinquent  tax  returns  in  Auditor  (jenerars  office. 

h  Kstimated,— being  an  average  of  .\lpeiia.  -Antrim,  and  Chippewa  eounties. 


20 


202 


AUDITOR   GEKEBAL. 


TABLt:    CXL—CanUntieiL 


Ratr  of  Taxation  for  Gbkeral  PrBP08Ei>,  fob  the  Yeab  1969. 


RATE  of  taxation  EXPRESSED  IN  MILLS. 


TOWNSHIP. 


State  Tax 


Brighton  . 

Conway 

Cohoctali . 
Deerfleld  .. 

Genoa 

Green  Oak. 

Uowell 

Ilartland  .. 
Hamburg  - 

Handy 

lOBOO  

Marion 

Osceola.... 
Patnam  .. 

Tyrone 

ITnadnia... 


2.60 

6.50 

♦2.75 

2.85 

2.90 

8.00 

•2.70 

8.00 

8.50 

2.160 

2.50 

2.85 

2.80 

2.90 

2.60 

2.75 


2.966! 


8.60 

8.60 

3.90 

4.10 

4.125 

4.20 

8.85 

4.80 

4.50 

8.10 

8.50 

4.05 

4.00 

8.60 

3.70 

4.00 


8.892 


Township 
Tax. 

Highway 

2.86 

b 

1.20 

10.00 

1.70 

5.00 

1.45 

1.10 

1.826 

5.00 

5.25 

5.00 

1.60 

5.00 

2.40 

2.50 

1.75 

<• 

1.10 

n.oo 

1.90 

5.00 

.60 

5.00 

4.80 

5.00 

1.80 

1.50 

1.50 

7.50 

1.75 

5.00 

1.995 

4.168 

School 
Tax. 

ToUl. 

12.604 

21.1M 

4.266 

26.5W 

6.128 

19.478 

8.689 

I8.1» 

7.947 

21.»7 

4.004 

31.4H 

lO.aOT 

&.1SI 

4.427 

16.6K 

2.582 

12i(S 

8.707 

15.(0 

4.461 

IIMI 

8.602 

16.0(H 

5.081 

21.1S1 

4.700 

14.60 

8.899 

19.1*9 

4.810 

17.81 

6.719 

18.7W 

b  No  assesBiuGnt  for  1S69.    c  Unable  to  got  nto. 


TABLE    VXL I- Coniinwd. 


Kate  of  Taxation  for  General  Purposes,  for  the  Tear  1869. 


RATK  of  taxation  EXPRESSED  IN  MILLS. 


TOWNSHIP. 


State  Tax 


Holmes... 

Moran 

St.  Ignaco 


I 


1.20 
1.60 
1.487 


1.674 


County 
Tax. 


4.20 

4.20 
4.09 


Townsh'p 
Tax. 


1.40 
.40 

1,46S 


HI 


igbway 
Tax. 


c 
c 
c 


School 
Tax. 


c 
c 
c 


4.188 


Total. 


6.90; 


c  Unable  to  get  rate. 


SUPPLEMENT. 


203 


TA  B L  K    CXL—Continwd. 


AjiorKT 

or  Tasks  Ahsemed  por  Qcneral  Pubpobss,  fob  the  Year  1869. 

TowDRhip 

Highway 

Total  ol 

i^Ute  Tax. 

Comity  Tax. 
$917  64 

Tax. 
$599  02 

Tax. 

School  Tux. 

Taxea. 

|6«2  74 

b 

SS,212  98 

$5,892  88 

1,098  17 

eOB  23 

202  74 

SI, 689  49 

720  79 

4,819  41 

448  94 

686  6h 

277  5J1 

816  25 

1.000  46 

8,179  86 

586  05 

848  OS 

298  16 

226  19 

748  81 

2,701  79 

568  60 

801  58 

.    257  46 

971  56 

1,544  24 

4,188  2(» 

640  07 

^6  09 

1,120  11 

1,066  73 

854  82 

4,577  87 

t,041  9S 

1.485  79 

017  47 

1,929  60 

4,098  71 

9,168  55 

646  50 

926  65 

517  20 

588  75 

954  07 

8,588  17 

6C7  62 

S45  51 

828  81 

c 

485  17 

2.817  11 

468  60 

656  85 

282  00 

1,058  68 

784  99 

8,191  47 

410  98 

575  80 

812  80 

821  85 

788  81 

2,858  69 

617  99 

878  20 

180  10 

1,0^20 

759  41 

8,469  90 

578  17 

825  96 

887  91 

1,082  45 

1,088  90 

4,868  89 

648  12 

872  80 

418  48 

844  58 

1,079  78 

8,858  61 

604  06 

869  62 

848  50 

1,742  48 

906  87 

4,480  58 

681  00 

«J17  82 
$18,647  24 

401  55 

1,147  28 
$14,470  04 

989  07 

4,086  72 

110,280  44 

$6,945  19 

$19,905  28 

$66,157  n« 

b  No  asacasmcDt  for  1869. 


r  Unable  to  get  rate. 


TA BLK    C XL I—Continued. 


AMorNT  or  Taxes  Assessed  for  Oexsral  PcBPOfiEfl,  for  the  Year  1869. 


State  Tax. 

County  Tax. 

Township 
Tax. 

Highway 
Tax. 

School  Tax. 

$1,175  17 

215  98 

2  14 

$1,398  29 

Total  of 

Taien. 

. 

—  — 

$564  45 

*■*• --•• -—•--• 

$1,957  74 

204 


AUDITOK   GENERAL. 


TA  B  LE    CXLIJ. 

St€UM{c^  qf  AsiK^mwi^  ValvaHofi.  and 


NAME  OF  TOWNSHIP. 


Armada 

Brace 

Clinton.... 
(JhcHterficld 

Erin 

Harrison 

Lenox  

Macomb 

Ray 

Richmond . . 

Shelby 

Sterling: 

Warren 

WoBhinifton 


Census  Statistics  of  1?70. 


410 
6^*4 
48i) 

94 

sm 

812 
4«4 
844 
80b 
ii59 
404 


»6s 
416 
717 
449 
448 
94 
427 
8fl9 
814 
468 
847 
814 

8r« 

410 


5,401  :     5,495 


— I 

408 
510 
775 
462 
488 
ISO 
416 
859 
845 
498 
40S 
800 
860 
459 


i..e 

C  c 


l,7i4 
i,W 
8.»- 
2,175 
2,4«» 

8.1» 
2.90B 
1,6B« 

2.192 

i.a»:' 

1,519 
I,9»^ 
2,05r 


5,858  I     aS.C*l 


T-j  /*/.  ^   ex  LI  II. 

statistics  qf  AiuteAetnent^  Vaiuction,  and 


NAME  OF  TOWNSHIP. 


Brown 

Bear  I^kc 

(Moon 

Filer 

Maniutee 

City— iHt  ward. 

*'  —2d  ward-. 

"  — 8<l  ward  . 

'■  —1th  ward. 

Onekama  

Pleasanton  

Stronach 


('KN8U.-4  Statistics  or  1S70. 


c  c 


rfii;] 

91 

2^) 

72 

r7rtO 

75« 

202 

219 

127 

54 

65 

51 


I,1S0 


or: 

X 

o  i 

o2 

c 

^■1 

dg 

d- 

y^r^ 

55C 

u* 

^^ 

c 



_ 

**_ 

n  iir, 

tm^ 

rf5*> 

91 

9;j 

417 

25 

82 

M 

72 

75 

S7fi 

c  722 

r795  1 

<-8.7^ 

7S 

8S  ' 

40:^ 

206 

261 

l,®*! 

227 

246 ; 

l.*K 

12S 

\{^ 

6n'. 

54 

79 

Sf.'i 

65 

69 

2Si 

51 

58 

S**! 

1.198 


1.384 


6,074 


<•  Includes  tovii-.hlp  or  Arcadia,    rflncludrc  town.*hlp  or  Morilla. 


SUPPLEMBXT. 


205 


TABLE    (J  XL  II. 
"PaxatUm  Ui  the  County  itf  Maeoinb^  for  the  year  1869. 


ASSBfiSED  AND  CASH  VaLUATIOXH  OF  THB  PERjSO> 

rAL  AND  RVAL  ESTATE  FOB  18(H>. 

AJBSXaOED  VALt'ATXOK  OF 

For  Cash  Valne 

Cash  \ 

'alue  of 

multiply 
Assessed  valn- 

_ 

tersonal  Estate 

• 

Real  Estate. 
1866,140  00 

ation  by 
1.475t06 

Personal  Estate 

UoslI  EHtatc. 

i9e,i»ooo 

$88,450  58 

$:V25,451  Oi^ 

1«5,825  00 

M7.225  00 

2.526628 

417,714  77 

1,882,684  00 

175,260  00 

482,900  00 

8.785555 

(i&l,688  86 

l,i^1,255  05 

90,470  (10 

882.620  00 

2.460987 

222,640  97 

818,556  80 

40,260  00 

290,760  00 

5. 

246.260  00 

1,458,760  00 

18,T»)  00 

78.974  00 

4.047619 

75,771  42 

819,656  6C 

56,290  00 

•258,710  00 

:{.868686 

189,889  07 

S70,206  20 

37,820  00 

278,680  00 

8.6 

206,852  00 

1,008,248  00 

02,810  00 

828,620  00 

1.066666 

66,997  29 

:V15,194  45 

98,780  00 

816,090  00 

3.781818 

222,106  17 

1,195,894  85 

70,000  00 

886,200  00 

2.869565 

200,860  K 

1,184,051  OH 

40,422  00 

390,926  00 

4.294129 

212,224  44 

1,249,278  77 

30,680  00 

•264,820  00 

5.188679 

158,669  70 

1,871,471  68 

i61,110  00 

589,680  00 

8.808 
8.25058967 

586,850  88 
8d,&iS,980  20 

2,055,101  44 

$1,008,287  00 

$4,765,885  00 

$15,565,245  14 

TABLE    CXLIJI. 
Iktxation  in  the  County  of  Jfanietse^  for  the  year  1809. 


AsaaaaxD  and  Cash  Valuatioks  of  the  Persokal  and  Keal  Estati:  fou  iS&ii. 


AssEfWED  Valuation  op 


Peraonal  Estate '      Real  Estate. 


117,080  00 
16,280  00 

5,807  00' 
■25,850  00* 
14,850  00 
M,4T5  00  < 
90,900  00; 
81,002  00 
58,500  00! 
16,905  00 : 

8,618  00! 
25,550  00 


$829,852  00' 


$90,705  00 
84,670  00 
18,608  72 
49,288  00 
04,507  00 
15.680  00 
124,895  00 
148,625  00 
t»,500  00 
20,090  00 
18,664  88 
80,885  68 


§778,518  78! 


For  Cash  Value 
multiply 

Assessed  Valu- 
ation by 


:1.88S88S 
2.851575 
1.860618 
6.25 

2.567567 
f  2.784885 
8.145248 
2.876190 
8.268157 
4.255819 
2.287087 
1.79S561 


8.051247SA 


Cash  Value  of 
Personal  Estate 


$66,227  76 

88,288  64 

7,220  77 

158,487  50 
86,844  59 
68,147  82 

285,902  50  ■ 
78.880  50 

174,578  90 1 
71,986  17; 
19,608  25 
45,958  28 


$1,047,111  72  j 


Real  Estate. 


$852,741  5i»- 
81,529  11 
25,812  46 

808.050  00 
165,626  04 

127.051  49 
891,252  50 
:»8,165  24 
228,626  25 

85,489  86 

42,686  in 

161,574  95 


$2,318,005  12 


/Ratio  obtained  from  footings  of  2d,  8d,  and  4th  wards. 


:J06 


ACDITOR  GENERAL. 


TABLE    rXL  II— Continued. 


Rate  of  Taxation  foi 

i  General  Pubpoheh,  for  the  Year  19 

AXATION  EXPRESSED  IN  MILLS. 

BO. 

RATK  OF  T 

TOWNSHIP. 

Stole  Tax 

2.84 
2.166 
2.20 
'           2.80 
2.ii8S 
2.888 
2.40 
2.80 
2.25 
2.80 
2.80 
2.90 
2.50 
2.90 

2.896 

County  iTownsh'p 

Tax.      1     Tax. 

1 

Highway 
Tax. 

School 
Tax. 

Total. 

.\rmada 

Bruce 

Clinton 

Chesterfield 

Erin 

Harrison 

Lenox  

Macomb 

Ray 

Bichmond 

Hhelby 

Sterling 

Warrvn  

6.66          '     .82 
6.40            12.966 
5.70  '           8.80 
6,60             C.20 
5.70  1           2.60 
6.888,           1.880 
6.60  ;           2.60 
6.80  !           8.90 
6.65  i           1.90 
6.70  ■           1.60 
5.70               .70 
7.10              4.40 
6.40              4.70 
6.90             5.70 

5.770            4.486 

1 

.82 
8.888 
6.00 
6.00 
6.00 
8.883 
6.00 
a  5.20 
8.86 
6.00 
3.67 
8.88 
5.00 
8.888 

4.061 

• 

4.889 
10.960 
6.189 
4.682 
8.479 
4.707 
7.119 
2.246 
2.756 
9.82S 
6.856 
2.475 
6.866 
8.972 

5.818 

'  14.829 
84.894 
8S.88D 
9»,6R9 
19.11S 
83.089 
23.n9 
!         19.446 
15.806 
24.89B 
19.156 
20.906 
26.461 

Washington . 

21.806 

S9.479 

a  lute  taken  from  returns  of  1868. 


TABLE    C  X  nil—  Contin  wd. 


Rate  of  Ta 

XATION   FC 
lATE    OF    T 

»R    GENERi 

lL    PuRFOSES,    fob    THE    YEAR 
EXPRESSED    IN    MILLS. 

1809. 

I 

AXATION    I 

TOWNSHIP. 

State  Tax 

1.20 
1.20 
1.125 
1.10 
1.20 
1.12 
1.10 
J. 00 
1.20 
1.00 
I.2<» 
.10 

1.012 

County 
Tax. 

16.00 
16.00 
16.00 
15.60 
16.80 
15.00 
14.725 
12.20 
16.40 
15.00 
11.666 
1.60 

" 

18.842 

Townsh'p 
Tax. 

9.20 

18.80 

4.20 

2.80 

8.60 

6.90 

6  8.90 

6  8.90 

6  8.90 

K.OO 

7.70 

.20 

4.875 

Highway 
Tax. 

10.40 
10.00 

6.00 

6.80 
10.00 

8.00 
f 
i 
e 

1.05 

10.00 

.60 

School 
Tax. 

Total. 

Brown 

3.669 
5.665 

a  9.708 

12.096 

12.086 

12.086 

12.095 

12.086 

4.619 

2.749 

2.978 

89.069 

Bear  Lake 

46.166 

Cleon 

Filer 

Manistee 

"     City— Ward  1 

"  —Ward  2 

"  —Ward  8 

''  —Ward  4 

f>nekRma ._.. 

26.996 

85.006 

48.006 

83.066 

81.76 

89.186 

8S.66D 

39.699 

Pleasanton 

Stronach 

88iil6 

8ilT8 

8.261 

8.988 

80.966 

a  As  appears  from  returns  at  Auditor  Gonerars  office.    6  City  and  township  taxes 
combined,    e  Unable  to  get  rate. 


SUPPLEMENT. 


207 


TABLE    CXLII—Cimfinuftl. 


AxotTTfT  OF  Taxes  Asbbsakd  fob  Genxral  PuiiPOBEf«,  roR  TUX  Year  19G0. 


To^KHHiiip 

Highway 

School  Tax.i 

Total  of 

ate  Tax. 

Connty  Tax. 

Tax. 

Tax. 

Taxes. 

$978  65 

$2,856  07 

$3U1  19 

f811  19 

S2.084  45 

$6,045  K) 

1,M8  89 

8,847  77 

0,288  92 

2,874  98 

7,809  49 

24,814  CO 

l,4a9  95 

8,S08  51 

2.2<W  08 

8,340  80 

4,185  55 

14,969  74 

9TS  11 

2,827  00 

2,628  16 

2.115  45 

1,988  65 

9,977  87 

798  23 

1,988  00 

884  00 

1,700  00 

1.182  97 

6,498  11) 

«7  92 

A21  00 

180  28 

814  09 

459  90 

2,158  14 

756  00 

1,764  00 

819  00 

1,575  00 

2,242  65 

7,166  55 

n«80 

1,948  ao 

1.810  40 

a  1,747  20 

75*86 

6,684  06 

669  47 

2,144  69 

784  22 

1,294  54 

1,064  88 

6,107  75 

962  09 

2,186  47 

562  28 

1,874  10 

8,668  88 

9,118  77 

1,060  96 

2,651  M 

825  64 

1,660  77 

8,189  61 

8,897  62 

987  01 

2,416  47 

1,407  5S 

1,188  86 

842  48 

6,876  80 

787  25 

1,887  86 

1,886  08 

1,474  60 

2,024  94 

7,610  08 

2,011  99 

4,098  86 

8,954  60 
$2C,012,0S 

2,812  40 

2,766  85 

15,128  70 

$14,017  81 

|88,S-iO  14 

$28,758  83 

$84,120  46 

$181  ,n8  82 

a  Rate  taken  ttom  rctarna  of  188*^. 


TAB  Li;   ex  LI  I  I—ConHnuea. 


Amount  or  Taxes  A88E80BD  for  General  Ptrfoseb,  for  the  Year  1969. 


Slate  Tax. 


$129  28 
61  14 
96  90 

82  10 
94  63 
73  62 

286  88 

179  72 

146  40 

87  00 

83  78 
U  U 


$1,116  79 


County  Tax. 


$1,680  67 

7ft4  25 

858  66 

1,164  85 

1,285  87 

1.061  68 

:{,170  22 

2,192  65 

2,000  80 

554  98 

818  22 

17«  08 


$14,714  68 


Township 
Tax. 


$991  16 

677  04 

100  48 

171  67 

276  00 

668  09 

AS89  65 

6700  90 

6475  60 

296  96 

210  04 

2$)  08 


$4,S25  42 


Highway 
Tax. 


$1,120  44 
609  60 
119  65 
470  22 
778  57 
210  82 


88  W 

272  77 

69  28 


$^560  45 


School  Tax. 


$267  58 
288  04 
e 

a  724  60 

949  OS 

848  75 

2,501  18 

2,162  99 

1,468  88 

172  00 

75  00 

848  04 


$9,906  78 


Total  of 
Taxo«. 


$4,209  18 
2,801  17 

606  64 
2,613  98 
8,888 
2,247 
6,887 
6,286 
4,091 
1,098 

908 

620 


65 
26 
88 
16 
88 
74 
76 
67 


84,168  12 


sAa  appcara  fromrotnrna  at  Auditor  Gcnorars  office.      6  City  and  township  taxes 
eombincd.    *  Tnable  to  gctrate. 


208 


ACDITOB  GENERAL. 


TABLE    CXLIV. 

8tatitUc»  of  A(w»/neni^  VaiucUion^  om 


Cex8u«  STATiancfl  of  1970. 


.NAME  OK  TOWNSHIP. 


Chandler 

Galilee 

Peaine 

North  Ifanitoa  IslaDcL 
t^oittth  ManitOQ  Island 
Fox  Island 


s 
wn  bo 
o  a 


87 
82 
4S 

14 


IG3 


ft* 


«7 

48 
•24 
14 


103 


o*< 

> 

15 

1» 

5 

:!« 

o 

a; 

4 

91 

11 

T6 

9 

44 

49 

S»l 

TABLE    CXLV. 

Statitties  of  Astesmnent^  Valwition^  and 


Oex«U8  Statxsttcs  of  1S70. 


NAME  OK  TOWNSHIP. 


05 


I 


c 


(.'hocolay.. 
lAhpemmg, 
Manlsing.. 
Marqactto . 
Nogaunce  . 


47 

SIW 
127 
7<W 
M7 


I 


47 

0s8 

r.73 


40 

tiue 

145 
&S6 


2.:W2  •     2,581         2.J5K 


2*) 
6,14« 

7W 
4,<17 
JJ,23i 


i.\o:i 


StJPPLBMBNT. 


dO» 


TABLE  CXLIY. 
<«  the  CouMtv  qf  Manitou,  for  tke  ytar  1869, 


Amissbd  and  Cash  Valvationb  or  ths  PsBsonAX.  and  Rkal  Bitatb  fob  1869. 


Ambemmh  Valuation  or 


PenoDAl  Bfltate 


Seal  Estate. 


For  Cash  Valne 
mnltlplT 

Assessed  \ala- 
ation  by 


Cash  Value  or 


Personal  Estate 


Real  Estate. 


a  $14,198  85 


a  $99,857  15 


b  1.42868 


$20,207  60 


$141,462  78 


aOompnted  fh>m  delinqnent  tax  returns  at  Auditor  General's  office. 
ftSstfanated^being  an  average  of  Antrim.  Grand  Traverse,  and  Ifanistee  connties. 


TABLE    aZLV. 
T^ataUtm  In  the  County  qf  Marquette^  for  the  y§ar  1869, 


AaSESSKD  A2(D  CASH  VALUATIONS  OF  THE  PEBSONAL  AND  REAL  ESTATE  rOB  1809. 


AssBssBD  Valuation  or 


Penonal  Estate 


$16,006  00 

50,800  00 

5,150  00 

158,028  00 
81,690  00 


$807,188  00 


Real  Estate. 


$91,857  00 
706,101  00 
482,426  00 
752,250  00 
409,255  00 


$2,891,880  00 


For  Cash  Value 
multiply 

Assessed  Valu- 
ation by 


1.827585 
1.627585 
1.827585 
2.470588 
1.821428 


1.9508911 


Cash  Value  of 


Personal  Estate 

Real  SaUte. 

$27,422  16 

91,926  01 

9,411  80 

375,698  55 

111,858  88 

$166,966  11 
1,290,494  29 

790,278  65 

1.858,499  82 

540,801  01 

$616,216  40 

$4,646,956  88 

e  Ratio  obtained  from  footings  of  Marquette  and  Negaunee. 

27 


^10 


AUDITOR  OBKERAL. 


TABLE    CXLIV'-Continaed, 


Rats  or  Taxation  rou  Oxvxbal  Pubfobks,  fob  tbb  Yeab  1669. 


BATE  OF  TAZATIOX  BZPBZBeBD  IN  MILLS. 


TOWNSHIP. 

State  Tax 

Connty 
Tax. 

Township 
Tax. 

Hljrhway 

School 
Tax. 

ToliL 

Chandler 

2.00 

5.00 

10.00 

6.00 

Aftlili^ 

P<mfii«» .      ....      

2.00 

5.00 

5.00 

Korth  Man!  ton  Island 

Sontb  Maniton  Island 

Fox  Island 



2.002 

1.076 

tm 

TABLE    C XL  V—ConHnwd. 


Batx  of  Taxation  fob  Gknbbal  Pubfobbs,  fob  tsb  Yxab  1669. 


BATl   OF  taxation   IZFRIBBXD   IN  KILLS. 


TOWNSHIP. 

SUtc  Tax 

Connty 
Tax. 

Townsh'p 
Tax. 

8.875 

2.90 

1.00 

1.60 

1.00 

Highway 
Tax. 

School 
Tax. 

Total. 

Chocolay 

Ishpeming 

Mnnlslng. .  ..... 

1.25 
1.80 
1.20 
1.20 
1.20 

8.75 
8.80 
8.80 
8.60 
8.80 

2.00 
a 
b 
b 
b 

1.982 

6.184 
7.279 
2.00 
9.069 
10.925 

7.095 

t6Jt9 
18.660 

Marqnette 

Kegaanee 

91 JK 

1 

1.227 

8.779 

1.7S7 

tlJ» 

a  Road  tax  only  on  part  of  town,    b  No  road  tax. 


SUPPLBHBKI'. 


311 


TABLE    CXLir-^OmUnued. 


AxOimT  OF  TAXBB  AS8B0BBD  FOR  OXNKBAI.  PUBPOBM,  FOB  TBX  YXAB  1860. 


State  Tax. 

Connty  Tax. 

Townahip 
Tax. 

Highway 
Tax. 

School  Tax. 

Total  of 
Taxes. 

$90  00 

62  68 

9  40 

• 

$227  40 

$122  08 

$840  48 

TABLS    C XL  V— Continued. 


AxouicT  OF  Taxis  Abbesssd  fob  Oihbbal  Pubposxa,  fob  the  Ybar  1869. 

State  Tax. 

Ck>nnt7  Tax. 

Township 
Tax. 

Highway 
Tax. 

School  Tax. 

$516  14 

5,606  18 

875  18 

8,178  44 

5,896  14 

ToUl  of 
Taxes. 

$182  95 
975  62 
626  09 

1.666  18 
892  89 

$980  67 
6,608  68 
8,860  07 
7,967  65 
4,846  86 

$858  97 
2,176  16 

487  56 
1,856  42 

486  91 

$212  78 
a  5,000  90 
b 
b 
b 

$9,181  45 
20,262  94 
5,666  47 
18,612  64 
10,889  80 

$8^1  66 

$28,688  88 

$4,828  04 

$6,218  68 

$20,496  98 

$57,664  10 

a  Road  tax  OBly  on  part  of  town,   b  No  road  tax  assessed. 


212 


AUDITOB  OSVBRAL. 


TABLE   CXLYl, 

StaHtUa  <f  JMee$meiU,  ViOuafkon^  and 


N.\MB  OP  TOWNSHIP. 


Amber  ........ 

Free  Soil 

Grant 

Hamlin 

Lincoln 

Lake 

Pere  Marquette 

Rlverton 

Summit 

Sherman 

Victory 


CEirsrs  Statistics  or 

18S0. 

No.  of 
Dwellings. 

No.  Of 
Families. 

No.  of 
Voters. 

.5 

0 

116 

80 

84 

22 

84 

4 

188 

128 

55 

42 

74 

115 
80 
84 
22 

84 

4 

188 

124 

55 

42 

74 

Ill 

82 

85 

48 

49 

6 

289 

186 

62 

41 

71 

m 

142 

1» 

191 

le 

• 

28 

SK 

540 

S57 

!» 

S14 

721 

722 

825 

3,2M 

TABLE  CXLVII. 

StoHatict  qf  AMatement^   Valu^Hon,  <utd 


NAME  OF   TOWNSHIP. 


Austin 

^tna 

Big  Rapids 

Bis;  Rapids  City 

Chippewa 

Colhx 

Boerileld 

Fork 

Grant 

Green  _ 

Bin  ton 

Mecosta 

MiUbrook 

Sheridan 

Wheatland 


Census  Statistics  or 

oi 

'si 

_'^^ 

V 

n 

^ 

Q 

fh 

> 

65 

65 

78 

70 

72 

79 

105 

105 

187 

266 

268 

865 

88 

84 

81 

20 

80 

51 

122 

122 

188 

85 

85 

84 

88 

88 

40 

122 

128 

159 

89 

89 

100 

38 

54 

61 

65 

65 

64 

22 

22 

2S 

S2 

82 

89 

1,191 

1 

1,204 

1,902 

cm 
62 

a 


94$ 


097 
1^ 
140 
146 
564 
16S 
144 
616 
899 


801 
185 
400 


5,718 


SirppLBMBKT. 


213 


TABLE    CXLVl. 
laxatUm  in  the  CmtrUy  ttf  Maaon^  for  the  fear  I860. 

AMEsexD  jk2rD  Cash  Valuations  of  thx  Pkbsonal  and  Real  Estatn  vob  18d9. 


Ambsbeo  Valuation  or 


Penonal  Estate 

S5,O7S00 

8,499  00 

7,421  00 

ia»19  00 

16,866  00 

1,708  00 

85,988  00 

8,4n» 

5,088  00 

1,658  00 

8,876  00 

198,45166 

Real  Estate. 


$12,900  80 
89,880  00 
16,678  88 
4,188  86 
8,006  01 
01,186  00 
66,619  00 
77,706  60 
18,889  60 
16,608  18 
10,818  11 


$885,646  68 


For  Cssh  Value 
multiply 

Assessed  Valu- 
ation by 


4.078047 
.799479 

8.140684 
e  8.001948 
c  8.001948 
c  8.001948 

6.988076 
e  8.001948 

8.489084 
.801066 

9.166666 


Cash  Value  ov 


Personal  Estate 


8.80477884 


$20,718  88 

8,791  78 
16,887  18 

8,640  66 
80,646  68 

8,619  41 

846,801  61 

16,971  66 

18,860  97 

1,888  89 
68,487  60 


$416,498  88 


Real  Estate. 


$68,618  4^ 

88,488  60 

88,654  00 

8,878  88 

17,889  88 

188,486  96 

866,054  66 

165,667  91 

88,867  07 

18,884  48 

94,686  88 


$996,941  01 


e  Ratio  obtained  from  footings  of  Amber,  Free  Boll,  Grant.  Pcre  Marquette.  Sum- 
mit, 8berman,  and  Victory. 


TABLE   CXLVII. 
TmuUon  in  the  CmttUy  qf  Meeoeta^  for  the  year  1869. 


Assessed  and  Cash  Valuation 

s  or  the  Personal  and  Real  Bi 
For  Cash  Value!                Cash  \ 

state  fob  1869. 

Assessed  Valuation  of 

'alue  or 

maltlplr 
Assessed  Vala- 

Personal  Estate 

Real  EsUte. 

ation  by 

Personal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

$9,686  00 

$116,101  00 

1.614588 

$16,641  98 

r  87,454  70 

6,704  00 

67,686  00 

8.857676 

81,888  7S 

220,468  96 

17,286  00 

470,461  66 

.827974 

14,270  96 

880,441  6S 

96,547  00 

408.165  00 

1.880608 

128,867  77 

616,000  90 

8,487  00 

29,987  00 

1.888888 

8,886  00 

89,968  66 

4,875  00 

228,469  00 

.778682 

'                8,618  20 

176,686  16 

9,686  00 

188,850  00 

8.472282 

88,466  88 

486.698  72 

8,686  00 

56,848  00 

b  1.809018 

4,618  20 

76,876  89 

8,490  00 

88,166  10 

.686869 

6,898  68 

'                 68,841  79 

88,198  00 

177,886  00 

1.708086 

56,588  79 

801,884  86 

9,685  00 

68,068  00 

.9876 

i                9,079  69 

90,118  18 

17,999  00 

80,896  96 

.819444 

14,749  17 

66,879  98 

6,778  00 

68,868  00 

.468861 

2,611  14 

80,948  88 

1,699  00 

58,861  00 

c  1.809018 

2,826  71 

68,667  41 

10,484  00 

160,126  00 
$2,179,778  59 

1.88127 

18,800  47 

'                218,178  60 

$886,680  00 

1.80285184 

$828,418  81 

$2,828,680  20 

6  Ratio  obtained  from  footings  of  balance  of  county,  except  Shendan. 
r  Ratio  obtained  from  footings  of  balance  of  connty,  except  Fork. 


m 


AUDITOR  OfiNEKAL. 


TAB  LB    CXLVI-Coniinued. 


Rats  of  Taxation  for  Gbitbral  PuRPoass,  for  thb  Ybab  1869. 


RATE  of  taxation  BXPBS88XD  IN  XILL8. 


TOWNSHIP. 

State  Tax 

County 
Tax. 

Township 
Tax. 

HIgfaway 
Tax. 

School 
Tax. 

Total. 

Amber......... 

1.70 
1.75 
1.75 

15.20 
15  00 
15.00 

2.50 
8.00 
5.875 

10.00 

15.00 

6.00 

18.051 

7.879 

a2.]26 

41451 

Free  Soil 

4t.a» 

Grant 

29 JW 

Hamlin    

2.00 

16.50 

1.60 

6.50 

a  2.007 

27.<n 

Lincoln 

1.66 

16.00 

2.50 

10.00 

a  11.028 

40.m 

Lake 

1.75 

16.00 

1.25 

10.00 

b 

28.606 

Pcre  Marqaette 

1.70 

15.00 

6.45 

12.75 

10.517 

48i41T 

Riverton 

1.80 

15.00 

2.50 

10.00 

a  17.411 

46.711 

Snmmit 

1.70 

15.20 

8.10 

10.00 

9.688 

44.688 

Sherman 

1.75 

15.00 

18.875 

15.00 

a  2.125 

47.:bo 

Yictoiy 

2.00 

16.50 

1.625 

5.60 

2.127 

27.736 

• 

1.75818 

15.09601 

8.78805 

10.68288 

8.2746 

88.544 

a  As  appears  from  rctams  at  Auditor  Oenerars  office. 


dNoretoms. 


TABLE   CXLVII—ConHnued. 


Ratb  of  Taxation  for  General  Ptrposbs,  for  the  Yeas  1969. 


RATE   OF   TAXATION   EXPREMBD   IN   MILLS. 


TOWNSHIP. 

State  Tax 

County 
Tax. 

Townsh'p 
Tax. 

Hifi[hway 
Tax. 

School 
Tax. 

Total. 

Austin 

.75 

6.20 

6.00 

10.00 

2.624 

84JT4 

iEtna. 

.75 

6.25 

6.75 

10.00 

4.025 

2T.7i5 

Bl«  Rapids 

.80 
.80 

5.70 
6.20 

a  1.592 
1.60 

2.00 
2.50 

a  4.668 
6.422 

14.76 

Biff  Rapids  City 

17.»S 

Chippewa 

Colfax 

.76 

6.15 

9.20 

10.00 

a  4.00 

8Q.I0O 

.80 

6.20 

1.80 

5.00 

a  2.027 

lfi.89t 

Deerfleld 

.SO 

6.20 

1.50 

6.90 

4.554 

19.H4 

Pork 

.80 

0.15 

8.05 

10.00 

a  2.026 

24.096 

Grant 

.775 

6.175 

1.176 

12.75 

11.957 

Si68S 

Green 

.75 

6.20 

d 

2.50 

8.404 

IISM 

ninton 

.90 

7.50 

8.150 

18.50 

4.415 

29.815 

Vecosta.. 

.no 

6.266 

5.200 

5.00 

5.892 

21684 

Millbrook 

.8125 

6.218 

7.1875 

10.00 

6.4n 

S9.695 

Sheridan 

.ns 

6.175 

4.60 

10.00 

a  6.581 

23.061 

Wheatland 

.75 

6.15 
6.180 

2.95 
2.549 

5.00 

8.7T4 

1S.6M 

# 

.788 

5.187 

4.751 

19.414 

a  As  appears  from  returns  at  Auditor  General's  office. 
d  UnaDle  to  get  rate. 


SUPPLEMENT. 


215 


TABLE  CXLVI'-ConHnvea. 


Ahovnt  of  Taxes  Assbssxo  fob  Gbmiral  Pusposxs,  for  thx  Ybab  18d9. 


State  Tax. 


$80  66 

67  W 

40  4S 

1100 

4011 

168  66 

lfi6  66 

16618 

88  16 

81  T8 

88  88 


fTQOM 


Coanty  Tax. 


$878  28 

498  08 

846  41 

90  77 

868  46 

1,898  86 

1,878  86 

1,898  78 

887  47 

278  40 

876  86 


$6,460  61 


Township 
Tax. 


$44  95 

98  62 

124  18 

880 

60  41 

116  10 

498  99 

216  46 

168  19 

251  97 

27  12 


$1,699  74 


Highway 

Total  of 

Tax. 

School  Tax. 

Taxefli. 

$179  79 

$284  64 

$768  22 

488  08 

260  00 

1,401  81 

115  47 

a48  06 

675  61 

80  86 

all  04 

0266  48 

161  87 

241  64 

on  10 

928  88 

b 

2,600  78 

1,167  86 

962  94 

4,166  20 

861  86 

a  1,600  60 

4,025  81 

188  18 

188  84 

845  18 

278  40 

a88  60 

867  14 

91  78 

85  61 

468  14 

$4,571  66 

$8,641  11 

$16,928  80 

a  As  appears  from  retnma  at  Auditor  Oenerars  office. 


b  No  rotoms. 


TABLE   C X L  V I I-Continusd. 


Amouxt  of  Taxbs  AssESflXB  FOB  Qkxxbal  Pubposbb,  fob  thx  Yxab  1869. 


StatoTax. 


$94  80 
65  79 
890  15 
896  16 
84  81 
186  51 
106  00 

40  50 
70  25 

157  82 
65  47 
76  86 
60  26 

41  91 
127  92 


$1,904  71 


Coanty  Tax. 


$779  51 
464  98 

2,779  82 

8,085  75 
199  85 

1,445  48 
821  47 
8S0  54 
650  75 

1,804  61 
645  54 
616  54 
461  18 
888  95 

1,018  96 


$14,627  2S 


Township 
Tax. 


$638  64 
502  18 

a  776  40 
796  82 
298  21 
808  08 
193  74 
498  10 
106  51 

(I 
254  58 
511  65 
588  08 
248  77 
COS 


16 


$6,150  82 


Highway 
Tax. 


$1,257  27 
748  88 
975  88 

1,244  26 
824  14 

1,165  67 
914  22 
618  76 

1,156  76 
526  05 
981  96 
481 
741 
510  80 
852  81 


98 
61 


$12,584  56 


Total  of 

School  Tax. 

Taxes. 

$880  00 

$8,060  72 

299  45 

2,066  19 

a  2,276  58 

7,198  28 

8,196  81 

8,780  80 

a    129  65 

975  66 

a    472  56 

8,578  25 

608  40 

2,648  88 

a    125  86 

1,678  26 

1,088  87 

2,976  14 

716  41 

2,704  89 

«       821  16 

2,168  71 

580  54 

2,227  07 

406  24 

2,202  27 

a    868  19 

1,518  62 

648  86 

3,176  71 

$11,468  58 

$46,914  40 

a  As  appears  ttom  retnms  at  Auditor  Qcneral's  office, 
if  Unable  to  get  rate. 


«ie 


AUDITOR  QXNSBAL. 


TABLE    CXLVIII. 

StatUtict  qf  As&eMtnenf^  Vaiuaikm^  mi 


(Census  Statistics  or  1810. 


NAME  OF  TOWNSHIP. 


CedarvUle.. 
Monominee. 


o^         o  ••    I    05 


OS 


o**    ,     o«2 
5^0         S5« 


•I- 


28 
846 


960 


41 
848 


1,' 


1» 


884      im 


TABLE    CXLIX. 

8tatMic8  qf  Assessment^  VabuMw^  m4 


NAME  OF  TOWNSHIP. 


Gladwin. 
Homer.. 
Ingenoll 
Jerome.. 
Jasper... 
Linooln.. 
Midland. 
Porter. . . 


Census  Statistics  of  16*0. 

■ 

^  Sd 

'1 

678 
51 

0:: 

6144 
58 

• 

• 
oi 

H 

678 
51 

6IS5 

917 

98 

98 

79 

40f 

108 
88 
61 

108 
88 
61 

70 
88 
61 
489 
84 

866 

80 

1» 

8» 

846  <        846 
80             80 

i 

1.616 

« 

760 

™» 

8.n7 

6  Includes  townships  of  Grant  and  Sheridan. 


S0PPLKMSKT. 


217 


TABLE    CXLYIIl, 


TttXtUion  in  the  County  qf  Mencminee,  for  th€  year  1869. 


AssEsesD  AKD  Cabh  Valuatioks  of  the  Pbbsoval  kWD  Real  EerATX  fob  18W. 


A98SMXi>  Valuation  ot 


Personal  Estate 


|t«,m  00 
79,MT00 


$96,444  00 


Real  Estate. 


S10i;i92  00 
848,814  08 


|445,S0«08 


For  Cash  Value 

maltiplT       1 

Assessed  Valu- 
ation by        Personal  Estate 


Cash  Value  of 


a4.1451M 
4.146454 


Real  Estate. 


M0.&I8  28, 
880,865  88 


4.145458998 


$899,804  16 


$420,815  87 
1,425,265  25 


$1,815,681  12 


ff  Ratio  obtained  from  footings  of  Menominee. 


TABLE    CXLJX, 
Taxation  in  the  County  af  Ifldland,  for  the  year  1860. 


Assessed  akd  Cash  Valuatioes  of  the  Pbbsoeal  aed  Real  Estate  fob  1869. 


Assessed  Valuation  of 


Personal  Ettate 


$6,600  00 

11,360  00 

5,710  00 

9,184  00 

8,496  00 

8,098  00 

60,857  00 

890  00 


$108,899  00 


Real  Estate. 


$1,184,850  00 
189,856  00 
188,970  00 
808,794  00 
804,861  00 
100,887  00 
918,148  00 
78,506  00 


$2,903,709  00 


For  Cash  Value 

moltiplr 
Assessed  Ti 


tlonby 


rain- 


8.860610 

8.819696 

8.129166 

.oonvoo 

.985985 

c  8.18684 

1.918158 

tf8.186S4 


8.15505382 


Cash  Value  of 


Personal  Estate 


$18,660  68 

84,998  77 

18,157  68 

85.818  12 

8,887  08 

17,891  81 

115,778  96 

584  81 


$281,966  46 


Real  Estate. 


$8,564,888  74 
809,887  95 
874,096  58 
788,008  88 
189,686  93 
815,451  17 
1,761,188  74 
157,074  88 


$6,250,604  21 


c  Ratio  obtained  from  footings  of  balance  of  county  except  Porter. 
4f  Ratio  obtained  flrom  footings  of  balance  of  county  except  Lincoln. 

28 


218 


AUDITOR  GEKBRAL. 


TABLK    CXLVIII-CkmHfMiSd. 


RATB  of  TaXATIOH  fob  GxMX&AL  PUBP08K8,  FOB  THE  TXAB 1899. 


BATB  OP  TAXATION  XXPBBSSXD  IX  MILLS. 


TOWNSHIP. 

SUteTax 

County 
Tax. 

Towneh'p 
Tax. 

Highway 
Tax. 

School 
Tax. 

Total. 

0<MiftrTi"e 

1.86 
1.80 

9.60 
9.50 

1.085 
8.00 

8.600 
0.00 

1.694 
8.489 

16.4M 

If  enomtiKM) 

81JS9 

1.0491 

7.7461 

8.1461 

8.5815 

8.8549 

i«.wn 

TABLS    CXLIX-Continued. 


Ratb  of  Taxation  fob  Gsnxbal  PuBPoaia,  fob  tbx  Tbab  1899. 


RATB  OF  taxation  BZPBBBaBD  IK  MILLS. 


TOWNSHIP. 

SUteTax 

County 
Tax. 

Township 
Tax. 

Highway 
Tax. 

School 
Tax. 

Total 

Oladwln 

1.00 
1.00 

.95 
1.00 
1.00 

.966 
1.00 
1.10 

15.00 

15.00 

15.00 

15.00 

15.00 

15.166 

15.00 

16.00 

.90 
0.10 
86.80 
4.60 
8.85 
5.066 
8.40 
7.00 

8.456 

5.00 
10.00 
10.00 
10.00 
15.00 
10.00 

7.60 
10.00 

a  8.00 
6.848 
8.888 
8.118 

a  8.00 
8.790 

a  8.00 

a  8.00 

88.90 

Homer 

86J48 

Ingeraoll 

65J8S 

Jerome  _ 

83.71S 

Jasper^. .-. 

86.86 

Lincoln.. 

89  MS 

Midland 

87  JO 

Porter 

86.19 

.999 

16.085 

7.6SS 

8.478 

99.600 

a  As  appears  from  returns  at  Auditor  QeneraVs  office. 


8(7PPLEMBNT. 


219 


TABLE    CXLVIII—OMUmud. 


Amo/utn  of  Taxm  Ambssxd  fob  Oexeral  Pubfosxb,  fob  thb  Ybab  1869. 


tkaieTax. 

CoQUty  Tax. 

$1,188  61 
8,078  07 

Township 
Tax. 

Highway 
Tax. 

School  Tax. 

Total  of 
Taxes. 

$147  71 
480  08 

$198  08 
970  4« 

$890  48 
1,617  41 

$188  48 
1,088  98 

$1,946  19 
7,114  83 

$MBM 

$4,190  68 

$1,168  47 

$1,918  88 

$1,221  80 

$9,060  07 

TABLE  CXLIX—Oontiniud, 


Ajtomrr  of  Taxis  Assbsbbo  fob  Gbxxbal  Pubfosbs,  fob  tbb  Yxab  1869. 


Stato  Tax. 

County  Tax. 

Township 
Tax. 

Highway 
Tax. 

School  Tax. 

Total  of 
Taxed. 

$1,188  80 
100  88 
187  90 
818  98 
906  86 
100  18 
978  00 
81  18 

$17,097  70 
8,890  84 
8,080  80 
8,198  98 
8,180  86 
1,601  87 
14,6n00 
1,180  18 

$1,080  87 
768  14 
8,028  63 
979  47 
677  16 
001  78 
2,848  40 
016  81 

$0,699  80 
1,006  16 
1,846  80 
8,129  28 
8,120  86 
1,069  19 
7,888  70 
787  08 

$2,279  70 

790  00 

486  21 

400  00 

a  416  71 

907  00 

a  1,907  00 

a  147  08 

$27,248  48 
0,474  66 
7,400  78 
6,960  60 
7,008  90 
4,800  48 
27,800  10 
2,668  67 

$8,00146 

$40,805  97 

$10,890  70 

$22,972  87 

$7,480  14 

$80,018  60 

«  Am  appears  IVom  roturns  at  Auditor  Genorars  office. 


220 


AUDITOB  OEKHBAL. 


TABLE   CL. 


NAMK  OF  TOWNSHIP. 


Ash 

Berlin 

Bedford .- 

Dnndec 

Brie 

Exeter 

Frenchtown 

Ida 

London 

La  Salle 

Milan 

Monroe 

"     City— l9t  ward 

"  —2d  ward 

— Sdward 

RaiflinTlIle 

Sammerfleld 

Wbitcford 


CxNsua  Statistics  or 

1870. 

^i 

^i 

• 

« 

• 

^.S 

oX 

»s 

OS 

5*3 

oB 

o** 

©■2 

^^^ 

^i 

r.o 

»5 

Q 

pe< 

> 

a 

*•* 

292 

292 

889 

1.4» 

860 

850 

899 

1^ 

805 

805 

826 

1,4» 

508 

510 

601 

2^ 

264 

264 

810 

i,6eT 

208 

206 

248 

hw 

881 

882 

445 

2,115 

185 

185 

222 

1,0» 

216 

218 

286 

1,650 

250 

250 

288 

ijm 

288 

285 

884 

1,40) 

172 

179 

285 

1,0« 

486 

486 

544 

2,«: 

805 

818 

892 

i^ie 

106 

119 

166 

?4T 

821 

821 

881 

l,Wi 

807 

806 

862 

1.46( 

297 

297 
5,220 

• 

824 

1,4ff 

6,1T8 

6,089 

27J»4 



. 

^  _ 

SUPPLSirBHT. 


i»l 


TABLE    OL. 
ia  tlu  OowUy  of  Monroe^  for  the  year  iM9. 


Ambsabd  Aim  Cash  Valuatiohb  or  thx  Pxiuoral  ako  Rbal  Estati  tob  1860. 

AiOTiMiKn  Valuation  op 

For  CMh  Valae 

Cash  Yalux  or 

mvltiply 
Aseessed  vaIq- 

Peiwmal  Bstate 

RealBntate. 

atioQ  by 

PenoDAl  Estate 

Real  EaUtc. 

196,700  00 

$146,805  00 

1.148857 

^'*li2S 

$167,194  86 

85,600  00 

181.500  00 

8.488808 

86,888  88 

819,988  80 

S0.060  00 

909,880  00 

1.806168 

47,517  50 

897.648  75 

88J05  00 

300,480  00 

2.408057 

800,175  80 

725,747  00 

40,018  00 

910,400  00 

4.416666 

290,414  68 

909,414  08 

28,410  00 

145,280  00 

1.816181 

84,561  70 

176,686  97 

48,060  00 

844,880  00 

8.880608 

97,878  01 

546,178  89 

'11,100  00 

188,490  00 

1.000740 

48,188  78 

275,568  88 

88,565  00 

140,046  00 

8.488076 

08,446  98 

861,140  79 

84,004  00 

104,616  00 

8.181086 

76,188  68 

424,474  88 

47,804  00 

888,787  00 

8.184080 

101,068  06 

406,081  62 

80,500  00 

811,888  00 

8.048887 

80,911  99 

484,018  88 

06,800  00 

354,800  00 

1.854166 

189,058  08 

479.645  60 

08,685  00 

854,885  00 

8.745046 

270,818  88 

698,858  08 

88,800  00 

180,650  00 

2.108860 

84.868  14 

866,018  80 

40,080  00 

884,080  00 

8.840S76 

150,508  01 

1,066,718  67 

81,700  00 

156,880  00 

8.86 

106,780  80 

515,856  80 

38,070  00 

807,870  00 

80)84886 

66,748  86 

420,798  78 

|ttO,51&  00 

$8,788,858  00 

8.846854166 

$1,986,820  87 

$8,750,668  68 

,         ..                   .    .'                        M 

^_ .      ._ .      _» 

222 


AU0rrOB    OBSTBBAL. 


TABLE   CL-Ckmtinuea. 


BaTB  op   TAXATXOK  fob  GKOEKAIi  PUBFOBSB,  VOB  TBX  TBAB  IMP. 


BATi  or  taxation  exfbebsbd  in  kills. 


TOWNSHIP. 

State  Tax 

County 
Tax. 

Township 
Tax. 

Highway 

School 
Tax. 

Total. 

Ash 

Berlin 

2.40 

2.40 

2.40 

2.80 

2.60 

2.40 

2.40 

8.60 

2.60 

2.40 

2.40 

2.89 

2.42 

2.50 

2.40 

2.488 

2.40 

2.40 

5.00 
5.00 
5.00 
4.80 
5.00 
5.10 
5.40 
7.50 
5.00 
5.00 
5.00 
4.97 
5.00 
5.00 
5.00 
5.00 
5.40 
5.00 

7.50 
9.00 
1.45 
8.80 
1.00 
6.70 
4.50 
8.0O 
2.80 
2.00 
2.687 
8.97 
a  22.88 
a  21.90 
a  21.90 
5.00 
4.00 
1.80 

10.00 
7.50 
6.00 
6.00 
8.888 
5.00 
6.00 
7.60 
4.29 
5.00 
4.687 
2.50 

b 

b 

b 
3.50 
6.666 
5.00 

8.282 
7.969 
9.278 
8.896 
8.928 
8.191 
8.460 
4.875 
3.209 
5.280 
8.827 
2.260 
2.015 
2.014 
2.014 
4.087 
2.188 
7.401 

88.18! 
81.8» 

Bedford 

28.128 

Dundee 

19^06 

Erie 

16.701 

Bxeter 

22^ 

Frenchtown  -. 

S1.T« 

Ida 

2B.9T9 

London 

17.299 

LaSalle 

19.6M 

Milan 

18.601 

Monroe 

16.060 

City— l8t  Ward.... 

—2d  Ward 

-«dWard 

RaielnvlUe 

Bammerfleld ... 

81.616 
8L414 
8L8H 
18.919 

Whlteford 

91.101 

2.4556 

5.1145 

7.5597 

8.9502 

8.9868 

28L01S 

a  City  tax.     5(Uty  tax  includes  l}^  mills  per  dollar  for  street  pnrpoeoe. 


suppLKMSiarr. 


229 


TABLS    CL^OmUnuid. 


Amoxnrr  ov  Tazbb  Absbmed  tob  Gbrbra.l  Pcbtorbs,  for  thx  Tbab  1800. 


State  Tax. 

Coanty  Tax. 

$415  19 

$804  08 

400  80 

885  00 

MS  61 

1,17190 

8W48 

1,705  80 

«T8&1 

1,847  01 

««74 

885  56 

<raM 

1.658  IS 

5T8  88 

1,195  58 

4«»08 

988  00 

WO  85 

1,147  00 

07S27 

1,400  56 

O0O81 

1.SI9  87 

1,067  79 

2,247  50 

888  28 

1,764  55 

881  81 

794  40 

WS88 

1,915  80 

414  88 

999  86 

578  OS 

1,204  20 

$11,184  50 

128,816  85 

TOWDBhlp 

Tax. 


Highway 
Tax. 


$1,297  46 

$1,729  95 

1,508  00 

1,258  50 

880  85 

1,171  90 

1,284  61 

1,870  68 

260  40 

897  92 

1,168  80 

868  20 

1,208  48 

1,781  24 

478  28 

1,195  58 

481  51 

804  86 

4M04 

1,147  60 

768  56 

1,812  88 

007  00 

628  46 

a  10,060  81 

b 

a  7,728  78 

b 

a  8,479  47 

b 

1,915  60 

907  90 

740  64 

1,284  S8 

818  09 

1,204  20 

$at,468  01 

$18,008  09 

School  Tax. 

$667  94 

1,880  94 

2,178  51 

1,457  66 

1,066  80 

664  15 

998  56 

608  45 

602  11 

1,200  48 

1,072  21 

565  80 

805  77 

711  06 

890  18 

1,547  18 

885  00 

1,788  52 

$17,940  85 


Total  of 
Taxes. 


$4,876  62 
5.829  84 
6.419  67 
7,819  18 
4,944  78 
8,888  04 
6,878  86 
4,141  78 
8,846  66 
4,606  02 
6,810  48 
4,048  48 
14,800  87 
11,086  62 
4,975  81 
7,268  86 
8,814  16 
6,089  08 


$104,991  79 


«  City  tax.      b  City  tax  indndes  1  }^  mills  for  s  trcet  purposes. 


nu 


AUDITOR  OSirXBAL. 


TABLE    CLI. 

SittiMin  ftf  AMetvnaU^  Vahiatim^  tad 


NAME  OP  TOWNSHIP. 


fikwmer 

BaihiieU 

BeMdere 

Cnratal 

Cato 

Day— 

DOQAlaBS 

Bnnka 

Brergreen 

Fairplain 

Ferris , 

Homo 

Hontcalm , 

Ka^e  Valley 

Pterson _ 

Pine 

Reynolds 

Sidney , 

Wlnfleld 


Cbxscs  Statutios  of  1810. 

W&, 

^S 

• 

-1 

No.o 
Dwellinj 

•53 

No.o 
oter 

".a 
^1 

U4^ 

> 

i 

m* 

814 

814 

882 

1.4a 

275 

279 

891 

1^ 

U 

U 

11 

H 

152 

152 

161 

74T 

110 

114 

140 

y» 

88 

88 

41 

IW 

60 

50 

fiS 

99S 

575 

001 

no 

2,n5 

101 

101 

119 

474 

199 

201 

244 

9T3 

2>128 

2»129 

6155 

bm 

82 

82 

40 

IW 

205 

208 

191 

1,0M 

98 

98 

101 

m 

150 

151 

166 

757 

61 

61 

78 

sss 

00 

91 

124 

4«d 

•i02 

211 

282 

Hi 

02 

62 

74 

m 

3,848 

2,899 

8,260 

18,612 

ftlndades  township  of  Richland. 


TABLE    CLJJ, 

Statistics  of  AsMssment^  VaiwUion,  a»d 


NAME    OF    TOWNSHIP. 


Bine  T^ke... 
CasinoTta..., 
Oodar  Creek. 

Dalton 

Egelston 

Lovell 

Laketon 

Mnskegfon  .. 

Moorland 

Norton 

Oceana 

Ravenna  

White  River 


Cbmsus  Statibtics  of  1870. 


If 


01 

206 

155 

6156 

58 

86 

190 

1,200 

42 
189 
174 
218 
297 


SO 

202 

147 

5149 

51 


o  ** 


98 

281 

120 

5153 

M 


2,962 


35 

89 

185 

161 

1,204 

1,195 

89 

41 

189 

169 

174 

154 

206 

196 

297 

M8 

2,008 

2,858 

a 


asi 

1,098 
Ml 

5«9 
2» 
167 

1,089 

6,466 
194 


9i0 
1,065 
1.4SS 


U,99r' 


*  5  Indodes  township  of  Pmltland. 


SUPPLEMEKT. 


225 


TABLE  a  LI. 
TaxaHan  in  the  County  of  MofUettlm^  far  the  year  1869. 


ASBZSSBD  AND  CA8B  VALUATIONS  OB*  THK  PXIUOKAL  AND  RKAL  EsTATB  FOB  18<)0. 


AssBsaxD  Yalitation  or 

For  Cash  Value 

Cash  Value  op 

maltiplr 
Assessed  Valo- 

Personal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

ation  by 

Personal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

121,475  00 

$91,005  00 

5.792867 

$124,401  60 

$680,654  66 

22,»4ft00 

92,487  00 

5.247988 

117,249  81 

486,108  18 

068  00 

49,780  00 

2.266187 

1,882  51 

112,810  78 

8,moo 

67,788  00 

4.166061 

86,228  88 

281,528  26 

10,511  00 

48,168  00 

1.668217 

16,825  86 

74,799  82 

7,985  00 

65,475  00 

c  8.926019 

81,849  26 

257,066  09 

8,e87  00 

51,715  00 

8.809012 

10,044  86 

196,988  05 

68,190  00 

187,780  00 

7.871663 

489,682  60 

1,477,728  52 

4,900  00 

56,847  00 

5.987461 

29,888  66 

840,869  19 

17,700  00 

95,485  00 

4.240825 

75,274  64 

404,98617 

8,087  00 

96,171  00 

2.676680 

13,512  07 

267,414  18 

1,788  00 

88,447  00 

8.824277 

6,646  69 

147,081  97 

45,990  00 

87,579  00 

1.645864 

70,978  56 

58,078  28 

8,005  00 

58,040  00 

8.716225 

29.748  88 

197,108  57 

8,880  00 

51,955  00 

8.148427 

26.226  89 

168,576  62 

2,116  00 

47.985  00 

2.897660 

6,128  88 

189,089  41 

660  00 

22,460  00 

c^  1.691 

1,116  06 

87,969  96 

8,290  00 

72,120  00 

8.616884 

29,971  68 

260,741  49 

14,099  00 

44,488  00 

1.164016 

16,411  44 

51,720  67 

1256,299  00 

$1,271,150  00 

4.82516195 

$1,181,816  82 

$5,474,682  71 

c  Ratio  obtained  trom  footings  of  Donglass,  Eyemocn,  Fcrrls^and  Home. 
d  Ratio  obtained  ttom  footings  of  Maple  Valley,  Pierson,  and  Winfield. 

TABLE    CLII. 
Ttacation  in  the  County  af  Muskegon^  for  the  year  1869. 


A88BS8XD  AND  CASH  VALUATIONS  OF  THX  PBBSONAL  AND  RBAL  ESTATB  FOB  1869. 


AasBSsxD  Valuation  of 


Penonal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

$9,828  00 

$21,867  00 

11,400  00 

89,110  00 

18,270  00 

45,880  00 

18,720  00 

66,765  00 

5,674  00 

81,111  00 

8.827  00 

48,585  00 

151,920  00 

187,405  00 

628,818  00 

1,065,078  00 

2,801  00 

46,886  00 

9,210  00 

84,740  00 

98,285  00 

211,885  00 

22,660  00 

104,075  00 

22,928  00 

62,870  00 

$901,671  00 

$2,045,142  00 

For  Cash  Valne 

Cash  Valub  of 

mnltiply 
Assessed  Vala- 

ation  by 

Personal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

6.878986 

$60,471  29 

$189,426  60 

2.788 

81,218  20 

248,988  18 

6.619718 

87,848  66 

808.881  68 

2.668816 

49,857  81 

151,188  18 

2.n4285 

15,400  85 

84,444  12 

2.707692 

10,862  84 

181.668  22 

1. 

154,920  00 

187,405  00 

2.428611 

1,281,649  12 

2,567,086  68 

6.798108 

16,226  48 

271,615  48 

6.288888 

48,198  99 

448,472  64 

8.066764 

301,165  88 

647,908  28 

6.025 

185,868  75 

627,051  88 

2.671428 

58,944  84 

160,879  96 

2.78266814 

$2,251,117  16 

$5,948,885  60 

29 


226 


AUDITOR  GEKERAL. 


TABLE    C L I— Continued. 


Rate  of  Taxation  fob  Gbnzral  Purfobss,  for  the  Tbab  1869. 


BATE  OF  TAXATION  EXFBXSBED  IN  MILLS. 


TOWNSHIP. 

State  Tax 

County 
Tax 

Township 
Tax. 

Highway 
Tax. 

School 
Tax. 

Total. 

Bloomer^. 

2.00 
2.20 
1.70 
2.00 
1.10 
1.90 
1.70 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 

.60 
1.80 
8.00 
1.60 
2.00 
1.90 

.60 

9.10 
9.80 
7.70 
9.00 
4.80 
8.60 
8.40 
10.00 
8.20 
9.50 
8.60 
9.10 
2.80 
10.10 
10.40 
7.00 
9.00 
8.70 
2.65 

8.80 

8.80 

7.60 

18.50 

2.70 

6.20 

24.50 

11.00 

18.50 

6.20 

4.50 

15.40 

2.90 

9.00 

18.50 

18.90 

7.40 

5.10 

1.65 

10.00 
10.00 
10.00 
10.00 
10.00 
10.00 
10.00 

7.50 
10.00 
10.00 
10.00 
10.00 

4.00 
10.00 
10.00 
10.00 
10.00 
10.00 

7.50 

5.185 

18.698 

a    2.00 

16.101 

8.064 

5.501 

5.879 

9.701 

6.989 

6.105 

4.924 

14.161 

16.972 

16.268 

19.018 

1.267 

a    2.069 

24.078 

3.641 

^JSS> 

Bushnell.. _ 

tf.«l 

Belvidere. 

S9.S9 

Crystal 

56.601 

Cato 

21.6M 

Day 

mn 

T^OUfflASf ,  . 

50.4*9 

Bureka 

40J61 

Bvergreen 

Fairplaln 

40.69 
8S.805 

Ferns 

80.2H 

Home - -- 

60.661 

Montcalm    .  

87.2(3 

Maple  Valley 

Pierson 

'    47.168 

69.91S 

Pine. 

88.76; 

Reynolds 

80.4«» 

Sidney 

49.71S 

Winfleld 

llMl 

1.88S 

ff.878 

8.9S9 

9.167 

9.720 

88.0^7 

a  Rate  taken  from  retnms  at  Auditor  General's  office. 


TABLE    CL  II— Continued. 


Rate  or  Taxation  fob  Gbnebal  Purposes,  fob  the  Year  1860. 


RATE  OF  TAXATION  EXPBEB8ED  IN  MILLS. 


TOWNSHIP. 

State  Tax 

County 
Tax. 

Township 
Tax. 

Highway 
Tax. 

School 
Tax. 

TotaL 

Blue  Lake 

1.40 
1.50 
1.60 
1.40 
1.88 
1.40 
1.40 
1.40 
1.80 
1.60 
1.80 
1.85 
1.80 

14.00 
9.60 
8.50 
9.60 
8.50 

10.60 
8.00 
9.60 
9.00 

11.10 
9.05 
9.85 
8.80 

7.80 
1.50 
8.50 

s.oo 

7.66 
4.80 
.80 
8.80 
8.70 
5.60 
6.80 
5.15 
0.25 
1 

10.40 

10.00 

10  00 

10.00 

10.00 

10.00 

7.60 

5.00 

10.40 

18.00 

.65 

10.00 

5.20 

16.176 

19.927 

6.658 

2.888 

a  2.515 

8.S85 

a  8.904 

6.290 

9.078 

7.008 

8.188 

6.617 

5.124 

1 

49.778 

CasinoTia _ 

48.087 

Cedar  Creek 

aOLlSB 

Dalton 

80jn6 

Eeelston _ 

80.006 

Lovell 

80.60 

Laketon 

2i.]N 

Muskegon 

81.69 

Moorland 

u.m 

Norton 

48J9S 

Oceana 

20.M6 

Ravenna 

89.961 

White  River 

29.674 

1.89 

9.515 

6.857 

6.167 

6.06 

29.98» 

a  As  appears  from  returns  at  Auditor  GencraVs  office. 


SUPPLEMENT. 


227 


TABLE    C L I—CkmHnued. 


AxonuT  ow  Taxes  AflBSssso  for  Oenbral  Purpobbb,  pob  thi  Ybab  18W. 


Township 

Highway 

Total  of 

State  Tax. 

County  Tax. 

Tax. 

Tax. 

School  Tax. 

Taxes. 

$296  16 

$t,029  08 

$878  16 

$1,180  80 

$586  42 

$8,845  67 

292  51 

1,067  44 

952  67 

1,147  79 

1,671  75 

4,992  16 

85  68 

887  88 

892  67 

503  68 

a     100  74 

1,470  76 

153  91 

688  10 

1.414  42 

764  55 

1,281  07 

4,251  05 

64  54 

281  61 

153  41 

686  69 

179  77 

1,271  02 

189  5T 

624  41 

455  45 

784  60 

410  78 

2,864  76 

93  40 

456  56 

1,881  62 

518  52 

819  57 

2,748  67 

499  84 

2,499  20 

2,749  12 

1,874  40 

2,424  69 

10,047  16 

188  49 

506  83 

888  5S 

617  47 

481  61 

2,512  48 

226  47 

1,075  78 

702  06 

1,182  86 

691  87 

8,827  98 

206  42 

917  08 

468  94 

1,042  08 

618  14 

8,149  61 

80  87 

865  68 

618  85 

401  85 

569  07 

2,065  82 

50  It 

238  88 

240  18 

884  04 

1,417  86 

2,275  61 

109  88 

616  55 

519  41 

610  45 

998  18 

2,879  42 

180  86 

626  96 

1,115  27 

C02  86 

1,146  55 

8,672  49 

80  16 

850  70 

696  89 

601  00 

68  51 

1,691  76 

46  22 

207  99 

171  02 

281  10 

47  81 

704  14 

152  78 

699  67 

410  09 

804  10 

1,985  72 

4,002  26 

85  12 

156  11 

96  5S 
$18,780  09 

438  99 

• 

218  17 

988  97 

$2,807  44 

|12,7S9  66 

$14,002  81 

$14,847  07 

$58,176  5T 

a  Rate  taken  iVom  retnrns  at  Anditor  Gencrars  office. 


TABLE    CLII-Contlnntd. 


Amoukt  or  Taxes  AsBBseED  for  General  Pubfoses,  fob  the  Tear  1869. 

Township 

Highway 

Total  of 

State  Tax. 

County  Tax. 

Tax. 

Tax. 

School  Tax. 

TaxcB. 

$18  65 

$486  52 

$248  20 

$824  27 

$504  57 

$1,563  21 

150  77 

964  90 

160  77 

1,005  10 

1,986  97 

4,808  51 

88  65 

602  85 

206  85 

591  00 

898  49 

1,782  84 

105  68 

724  66 

608  8S 

754  85 

181  82 

2.870  89 

48  98 

812  68 

281  78 

867  86 

a  92  51 

1,108  76 

78  88 

555  67 

261  58 

524  12 

201  00 

1,606  65 

479  26 

8,046  69 

278  86 

2,667  44 

a  1,280  81 

7,697  66 

2,217  45 

15,206  85 

18,988  24 

7,919  46 

9,968  62 

49,244  12 

64  69 

447  18 

188  81 

616  74 

451  06 

1,668  41 

140  98 

1,042  85 

626  12 

1,691  10 

667  84 

4,058  84 

403  44 

2,801  61 

2,105  08 

201  22 

971  50 

6,481  85 

170  94 

1,247  26 

652  12 

1,266  25 

887  91 

4,174  43 

110  88 

750  58 

78S  96 

448  52 

487  06 

2,580  99 

$4,007  55 

$28,088  20 

$20,206  28 

$18,172  98 

$17,860  15 

$88,874  11 

a  Kn  appears  from  returns  at  .\nditor  Gcnerars  Office. 


228 


AUDITOR  GEKEBAL. 


TABLE    CLIII. 

Statistics  qf  Attemment^  Valuatum^  mi 

I 

CXK8UB  Statistics  of  ISTO. 


NAJIE  OF  TOWNSHIP. 


^8, 


I 


Ashland ... 

Brooks 

Big  Prairie 

Barton 

Beaver 

Bridgeton . 

Croton 

Dayton  .... 

Denver 

Bneley 

Everett 

Grant 

Sheridan... 
Sherman.. 


IM 

198 

81 

8G 

SO 

79 

1S8 

168 

108 

122 

47 

20 

108 

91 


• 

OB 

• 

m 

*«  O 

«M  tm 

0=3 

Oo 

•  T! 

oQ 

d** 

^3 

»o 

fc 

> 

156 

190 

198 

84T 

81 

96 

84 

97 

80 

87 

74 

100 

188 

2M 

165 

166 

169 

182 

122 

168 

47 

54 

19 

25 

100 

108 

90 

95 

1,50S 

1,785 

3 

A 

974 

40S 


Iti 

771 
XTl 

»t 

77 

457 

882 


7,S»2 


SUPPLEMENT. 


229 


TABLE   CLIII. 
Taxation  in  the  County  qf  Newaygo^  for  the  year  1869. 


Asnssxj)  AND  Cash  Valuations  of  thb  Fibbonal  and  Rbal  Ebtatx  tob  1869. 

AsBXSBBD  Valuation  or 

For  Cash  Valac 

Cash  Valuk  of 

multiply 
ABsessed  Valua- 

Personal Estate 

Real  Estate. 

tion  by 

Personal  Estate 

Bcal  BBtato. 

$22,586  42 

$189,688  68 

1.4 

$81,620  99 

$196,667  01 

80J45  00 

119,256  00 

1.294117 

104,496  48 

154,829  92 

10,T88  00 

99,749  00 

6.888888 

67,269  88 

681.994  68 

]5,2T6  00 

118,949  00 

.797168 

12,in  64 

90,886  60 

1,958  00 

85,447  00 

.785714 

1,684  60 

67,186  90 

15,086  00 

89,615  00 

10. 

150,860  00 

896,160  00 

41,687  00 

78,727  00 

1.918918 

79.802  04 

161,070  66 

18,000  00 

76,746  00 

1.861851 

88,888  82 

142,122  16 

18,000  00 

89,207  00 

8.289478 

69,210  61 

298,444  02 

12,416  00 

62.907  00 

8.970688 

49.294  86 

249,777  78 

11,613  00 

182,772  00 

1.881578 

16,042  68 

188,484  87 

8,897  00 

29,400  00 

.109890 

878  80 

8,280  77 

14,006  00 

64,206  00 

1.978020 

27,702  17 

126,998  77 

18,172  00 

104,450  00 

2.872098 

62,191  67 

800,015  96 

$288,522  42 

$1,286,121  58 

2.84864580 

$675,406  58 

$2,886,099  95 

>^0 


AUDITOR   GENERAL 


TABLE    CLIII- CorUitiwd. 


Rati  or  Taxatiox  for  Obxeral  Purporeh,  for  the  Year  1S69. 


RATE  OF  TAXATION  EXPRESSED  IN  MII.L8. 


TOWNSHIP. 


Ashland. ., 

Brooke 

Big  Prairie. 

Barton 

Beaver 

Bridgeton.. 

Croton 

Dayton 

Denver 

Enalej 

Everett 

Grant 

Sheridan... 
Sherman... 


State  Tax 


1.20 

.80 
1.20 

.80 
1.20 

.90 
1.50 

.90 
1.20 
1.40 
1.05 

.90 
1.05 
1.10 


1.028 


County 
Tax. 


5.80 
8.40 
5.60 
8.55 
5.50 
4.10 
6.00 
4.40 
5.60 
6.10 
4.70 
4.'J0 
4.80 
4.80 


4.627 


Townsli^p 
Tax. 

Hlffhway 
Tax. 

2.20 

5.00 

6.50 

2.50 

.90 

5.00 

.75 

5.00 

2.20 

7.50 

4.10 

5.00 

18.00 

6.00 

4.70 

6.00 

8.20 

7.60 

4.10 

10.00 

a 

5.00 

12.40 

10.00 

8.85 

6.70 

1.00 

5.00 

8.868 

5.270 

School 
Tax. 

Total. 

1 

8.S22 

1«.7« 

18.146 

21S46 

5.903 

1&«tt 

2.606 

1S.CQB 

1.027 

17.^ 

9.245 

IIJM 

8.727 

84.S7 

7.705 

22.700 

4.480 

21.8S 

16.978 

98JSH 

4.166 

14.915 

2.00 

29.900 

8.948 

20.MS 

7.420 

19.8S 

6.499 


20.7S7 


a  Unable  to  get  rate. 


SUPPLEMEKT. 


231 


TAB  LB    CL  III— Continued. 


Amount  of  Taxes  Assbsbid  fob  Genxral  Pdrposss,  for  the  Tear  1869. 


Stau  Tax. 


(194  72 

80  00 

182  58 

106  88 

104  88 
40  10 

180  47 

86  27 

128  65 

105  45 
151  00 

29  62 

82  12 

184  89 


f  1,602  72 


Township 

Coanty  Tax. 

Tax. 

1941  17 

$860  99 

840  00 

650  00 

618  78 

99  44 

458  75 

96  92 

480  70 

192  28 

324  07 

224  07 

721  88 

1,564  08 

416  88 

415  81 

589  64 

848  06 

459  40 

808  82 

678  60 

a 

187  76 

400  68 

875  41 

801  11 

583  68 

122  68 

17,081  67 


$5,111  89 


Highway 
Tax. 


$811  86 
260  00 
652  44 
640  18 
655  50 
278  26 
601  67 
478  78 
804  05 
758  22 
721  92 
827  97 
524  01 
618  16 


$8,008  81 


Total  of 

School  Tax. 

Taxes. 

$571  61 

$2,875  84 

2,629  22 

8,949  29 

662  18 

2,066  87 

880  48 

1,641  66 

89  80 

1,528  16 

177  88 

947  97 

1,060  07 

4,118  07 

780  09 

2,161  28 

475  01 

2,840  41 

1,278  61 

2,905  46 

601  86 

2,168  48 

65  60 

907  61 

808  45 

1,691  10 

909  98 

2,809  29 

$9,675  78 

$81,689  82 

a  Unable  to  get  rate. 


232 


AUDITOR  GENERAL. 


TABLE   CLIV.  . 

StatiaHce  qf  AMetsment^  VaiwUUm^  attd 


NAME   OF    TOWNSHIP. 


Addison 

Avon 

Brandon 

Bloomfleld 

Commerce 

Fanninjfton 

Groveland 

Highland 

Holly 

Independence 

Lyon 

Milford 

Novi 

Oakland 

Orion .. 

Oxford 

Pontiac 

Pontiac  City— Ist  ward. 

--2d  ward. 

— 8d  ward. 

^th  ward 

Rose.... 

Royal  Oak 

Sonthfleld 

Sprlnglield 

Troy 

Waterford 

West  Bloomfleld 

White  Lake 


Cknsus  Statistics  oi 

•1870. 

• 

■ 

■ 

o  a 

0«5 

oS 

^0 
O  « 

No. 
well 

^ 

l« 

o2 

J5« 

P 

f^ 

> 

a 

281 

228 

278 

1,06: 

88T 

885 

458 

1,8SB 

271 

269 

827 

1,2M 

480 

424 

581 

2,105 

881 

275 

871 

1,892 

412 

402 

461 

1,927 

242 

240 

807 

1480 

249 

249 

818 

1,241 

fi84 

611 

640 

a,4S9 

817 

814 

896 

1,585 

282 

282 

889 

1,296 

dCd 

868 

479 

1,767 

278 

278 

851 

1,851 

218 

217 

262 

1,091 

280 

288 

290 

1,147 

297 

295 

861 

i,8n 

218 

214 

890 

1,075 

967 

945 

1,249 

4,972 

286 

285 

288 

1,169 

298 

298 

852 

1,5S0 

805 

802 

896 

1,547 

284 

277 

840 

10^78 

881 

882 

891 

1,549 

364 

258 

846 

1JM2 

211 

211 

899 

1,148 

219 

214 

277 

1,181 

8,866 

8,251 

10,891 

40,906 

SUPPLEMENT. 


233 


TABLE    CLIV. 
taxation  in  the  County  qf  Oakland^  fcr  the  year  1869. 


ASSXSBBD  AND  CABH  YALnATZONS  OF  THE  PERSONAL  AND  REAL  ESTATB  FOB  1869. 


Assessed  Valuation  of 


Penonal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

148,070  00 

$200,075  00 

79  890  00 

485,640  00 

87,780  00 

168,170  00 

71,770  00 

458,110  00 

£9,760  00 

261,950  00 

289.fi00  00 

270,780  00 

80,100  00 

175,540  00 

72,480  00 

168,480  00 

87,715  00 

868,180  00 

64,508  00 

896,090  00 

88,610  00 

801,970  00 

89,895  00 

810,905  00 

69,810  00 

891,610  00 

57,180  00 

808,860  00 

41,060  00 

289,760  00 

69,780  00 

845,825  00 

61,685  00 

889,980  00 

87,960  00 

147,185  00 

18,100  00 

155,007  00 

61,790  00 

881,876  00 

76,975  00 

898,748  00 

88,860  00 

198,880  00 

89,590  00 

854,960  00 

168,860  00 

816,880  00 

44,410  00 

886,660  00 

88,910  00 

481,880  00 

84,870  00 

886,885  00 

46,715  00 

879,080  00 

86,781  00 

188,950  00 

fl,9n,409  00 

$7,608,410  CO 

For  Cash  Value 
maltiply 

Asseesed  Valu- 
ation by 


4.746266 
8.480866 
4.886868 
2.888758 
8.688884 
.689880 
8.474418 
8.040498 
4.258061 
8.855988 
8.874062 
8.195829 
8.011628 
8.898662 
4.804098 
8.651877 
8.608875 
8.111111 

a  8.418798 
8.885714 

a  8.418798 
8.986074 
8.981890 
8.441844 
1.457878 
2.88 
2.98856 
8.1178707 
1.254182 


Cash  Value  of 


Personal  Estate 


2.890484S54 


$204,421  76 

272,886  68 

168,697  70 

171,512  98 

211,448  82 

185,909  19 

90.890  77 

147,895  28 

160,692  88 

210,020  99 

848,280  68 

197,840  11 

178,818  49 

198,845  97 

176,688  02 

218,126  61 

154,609  42 

8^,965  55 

48,689  65 

141,074  27 

185,801  72 

99,288  56 

86,789  88 

527,806  77 

64,717  45 

211,605  80 

251,722  95 

145,661  88 

108,772  12 


$5,284,761  75 


Real  Estate. 


$949,610  57 

1,494,404  20 

707,664  85 

1,062,828  25 

927,010  66 

186,760  78 

609,899  84 

848,788  10 

1.120,484  88 

964,065  48 

1,169,860  60 

688,607  67 

1,179,888  64 

1,089,456  87 

1,081,949  84 

895,896  72 

727,878  04 

457,768  82 

874,154  81 

506,002  28 

706,618  69 

574,069  48 

747,887  19 

746,467  12 

844,788  26 

1,002,884  40 

854,267  81 

869,979  46 

167,990  98 


$22,455,080  9S 


a  Ratio  obtained  from  footings  of  Ist  and  8d  wards. 

30 


234 


AirDlTOR   GENERAL. 


TABLE    VLI  r-  Continuta. 


Kate  of  Taxation  for  General  Purposeb.  for  the  Vbab  Is®. 


RATE  OF  TAXATION  EXPRESSED  IN  Mn.Lfi. 


TOWNSHIP. 


AddUon 

Avon 

Brandon- 

Bloomfleld 

Commerce 

Farmlngton 

Groveland 

Highland 

Holly 

Independence 

Lyon. 

MUford 

NoYi 

Oakland 

Orion 

Oxford 

Pontiac 

City— iBt  ward. 

—2d  ward.. 

— Sd  ward.. 

—4th  ward 

llOBC 

Royal  Oak 

Southfleld. 

Springfield 

Troy 

Waterford 

West  Bloomfleld 

V^TilteLakc 


State  Tax 


i'.40 

2.42 

2.25 

2.475 

2.60 

.825 
2.40 
1.66 
2.60 
2.488 
2.866 
2.40 
2.60 
2.40 
2.00 
2.50 
2.60 
2.60 
2.  SO 
2.55 
2.50 
2.50 
2.50 

.83 
4.10 
2.455 
2.40 
2.60 
1.00 


County 
Tax. 


2.299 


8.80 

8.78 

8.625 

8.S6S 

4.00 

1.29 

8.80 

2.60 

4.00 

8.866 

8.70 

8.65 

4.05 

8.70 

4.00 

8.80 

4.00 

4.10 

4.00 

8.95 

4.00 

8.90 

8.90 

1.80 

2.60 

8.826 

8.60 

4.00 

1.60 


8.498 


Township 
Tax. 


1.20 

.88 

.75 

.681 

1.50 

.27 

1.80 

.48 

1.10 

.70 

.40 

1.45 

.80 

.80 

2.00 

2.70 

1.00 

d  11.80 

12.90 

11.80 

11.40 

1.90 

1.60 

1.08 

1.20 

1.00 

2.60 

.60 

.90 


d 
d 
d 


2.806 


Highway 
Tax. 


2.50 
8.888 
1.00 
.198 
2.50 

5,00 

1.666 

1.00 

8.888 

2.50 

8.75 

8.88 

2.50 

8.888 

2.50 

2.50 


5.00 
8.80 
2.00 
5.00 
8.88 

8.888 
1.666 


2.224 


School 
Tax. 


2.906 
2.1GS 
5.G97 

10.T07 
6.54U 
1.277 
5.054 
16.802 
5.882 
6.000 
4.411 
1.6S1 
2.54i 
8.C85 
2.086 
8.S80 
11.100 
11.100 
11.100 
11.100 
11.106 
5.090 
S.112 
r).298 
8.907 
4.«7« 
6.»I2 
2.561 
8,W6 


Totil. 


5.386 


119N 
1196 
llStt 

wm 

8.W 
ROM 

um 
iiitt 

\tm 

llM 

11411 

15JBQ 

21.16 

29.16 

80.86 

28.99 

sf.oe 

19.912 
10.44» 
16.191 
14.966 
I3l44S 
18.064 
9.161 


11961 


b  Unable  to  get  rate,    e  Aa  appears  from  retnms  at  Auditor  Oenerarii  oflce.    d  City 
tax,  including  2.0  mllla  of  road  tax. 


SUPPLEMENT. 


235 


TABLE   CLlV-Continu€d. 


Amount  of  Tazba  AsaBssKD  fob  Oeneral  Purpobes,  for  the  Year  1869. 


Htate  Tax. 

Connty  Tax. 

$928  95 

1,946  81 

728  84 

2,080  84 

1.286  80 

696  88 

766  46 

626  60 

1,808  88 

1,894  05 

1,446  16 

1,469  98 

1,826  82 

1.888  74 

1.128  84 

1,159  81 

1,406  18 

717  85 

698  48 

1,118  88 

1,478  87 

879  76 

1,109  75 

481  89 

780  68 

1.958  87 

1,884  50 

1.808  98 

858  09 

Township 
Tax. 

$291  77 
468  28 
150  69 
857  44 
482  »S 
145  86 
863  06 
108  61 

880  98 
252  42 
156  28 
581  16 
860  66 
288  88 
561  62 
828  65 
851  55 

d  1,978  46 
(18,888  08 
d  8,198  98 
d  4.214  77 
428  60 
455  28 

881  88 
887  16 
510  29 
968  81 
195  45 
198  61 

1 

Highway 
Tax. 

School  Tax. 

Total  of 
Taxes. 

$668  56 

1,246  87 
458  07 

1,899  08 
804  86 
445  08 
484  08 
899  99 
788  80 
sn  88 
984  11 
961  98 

1,1  T2  18 
865  18 
561  62 
768  64 
678  86 
455  88 

$607  86 

1,716  59 

200  92 

101  80 

804  25 

b 

1,008  50 

401  44 

800  85 

1,201  86 

976  45 

1,508  00 

1.501  88 

901  18 

985  94 

768  64 

878  76 

$560  78 
2,658  42 
1,144  70 
5,620  88 
2,111  68 

690  06 
1,019  46 
8,928  28 
1,604  28 
2,166  88 
1.728  21 

780  84 
1,146  81 
1,898  64 
c  686  77 
1,165  87 
8,908  46 
1,948  60 
1,981  64 
8,148  62 
4,104  18 
1,148  26 
2,806  49 
1,961  94 

901  81 
8,180  14 
2.586  88 

881  80 

880  22 

$2,967  86 
8,016  42 
8,676  78 
9,406  44 
5,489  58 
1,978  47 
8,641  66 
5,469  77 
4,881  60 
6,889  48 
5,885  16 
6.889  84 
6,006  16 
4,68107 
8,768  19 
4,678  51 
7,417  81 
5,096  18 
5,881  86 

484  70 

781  89 

8,181  73 

984  89 

10,728  11 

668  95 

ni  88 
807  89 
1,151  96 
1.8S8  76 
889  67 
846  94 
880  68 

1.127  90 
1,081  89 
740  46 
1,404  85 
1,699  87 

1,066  71 
867  66 

4,148  47 
5,666  19 
8,878  81 
4,626  88 
7,594  88 
5,784  86 
4,868  88 
2,020  86 

$88,061  75 

$88,511  81 

$81,150  68 

$81,809  90 

$55,908  79 

$158,906  88 

b  Unable  to  get  rate,    e  Aa  appears  fW>m  retams  at  Auditor  Qeneral^f  office,    d  City 
ik,  indadtng  8.6  mills  of  roaa  tax. 


236 


AUDITOR    GENERAL. 


TABLE    CLV. 

fit4UisHca  qf  AsitutmerU,  ValuatUm,  as4 


Census  Statistics  of 

ISTO. 

NAME  OF  TOWNSHIP. 

No.  of 
Dwellings. 

No.  of 

Families. 

No.  of 
Voters. 

■ 
•< 

o5 

H 

HI 

Benona 

182 

84 

47 

19 

124 

89 

78 

42 

58 

218 

76 

56 

29 

800 

119 

114 

181 

85 

47 

19 

124 

89 

78 

48 

58 

219 

76 

56 

29 

300 

119 

114 

155 

87 

46 

82 

184 

08 

79 

45 

.      69 

255 

79 

61 

29 

846 

117 

126 

arr 

Clay  Banks ._ 

4^2 

Crystal 

181 

Colflix 

TT 

Elbridge 

at4 

Ferry.T -.. .- _ 

m 

Gk>l<len... , 

» 

Qrant 

908 

Greenwood 

9tf 

Hart- 

1,0M 

ni 

Lcavitt. 

Newfield 

fS 

Otto 

U5 

Peatwater.. 

1.414 

Shelby 

»7 

Weare 

4K 

1,580 

1,682 

1,748 

T,J« 

SUPPLEMENT. 


237 


TABLE    CLY. 
7\iXtUU>n.  in  the  County  qf  Oceana^  for  the  year  1869. 


A88K88XD  AKD  CA8H  VALUATIONS  OP  THS  PEBSONAL  AKD  RXAL  ESTATE  FOB  1809. 

A88E88SD  Valuation  op 

For  Cash  Value 

Cash  Value  op 

multiply 
Assessed  valu- 

Peroonal Estate 

Rml  Estate. 

ation  by 

Pereonal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

119,685  00 

$62,469  00 

1.625 

$81,880  68 

$101,495  88 

4,700  00 

86,858  00 

5.888888 

25,888  88 

198,882  65 

80,101  00 

164,200  00 

.674 

20,288  07 

110,670  80 

M8  00 

60,041  00 

.46675 

444  87 

28,144  21 

5,926  00 

5,801  60 

8.812101 

19,627  51 

17,669  10 

2,485  00 

87,460  00 

8.227272 

7,868  40 

120,898  60 

9,005  00 

46,172  00 

9.478684 

85,810  62 

487,418  98 

8,185  00 

46,670  00 

5.447868 

17,849  86 

264,228  66 

4,809  00 

85,440  00 

4.015151 

18,867  19 

142,296  95 

18,125  00 

116,765  00 

8.148251 

54,062  04 

867,605  52 

1,171  00 

18,948  00 

2.60S695 

8,054  78 

86,880  86 

4,888  00 

89,900  91 

4.716909 

21,985  6C 

188,211  50 

1,822  00 

88,877  00 

1.847825 

2,448  88 

70,914  90 

48,600  00 

108,229  00 

6.618968 

820,776  72 

715,821  51 

5,688  00 

66,261  00 

4.984545 

27,067  60 

826,982  68 

6,826  00 

80,247  00 

4.951456 

88,798  68 

148,766  68 

1166,968  00 

$907,884  41 

8.67785745 

$690,168  18 

$8,262,274  52 

238 


AUDITOR  OEKEKAL, 


TABLE   CLV'-OonUnuHl. 


Bats  of  Taxation  vob  Gxnxbal  Pxtbposxs,  ron  tbs  Tbax  1M9. 


BATS   OF   TAXATION  XXPBK8BBD   IK   MILLS. 


TOWNSHIP. 

State  Tax 

Coanty 
Tax. 

Townah'p 
Tax. 

Highway 
Tax. 

School 
Tax. 

Total. 

Benona 

2.00 
1.60 
.60 
1.00 
1.00 
2.25 
1.70 
1.50 
2.00 
1.40 
1.50 
1.625 
1.625 
1.80 
2.00 
2.126 

28.00 
19.50 
6.00 
18.40 
14.00 
27.00 
21.80 
20.90 
22.50 
16.70 
17.20 
21.76 
22.50 
16.00 
28.50 
80.75 

5.00 

18.70 
1.50 
4.70 
7.60 
5.75 
6.40 

10.00 
9.50 
6.60 
8.80 
4.60 

10.00 
4.80 
4.20 

14.125 

9.720 

16.10 
10.90 

6.90 
10.00 
10.00 
10.00 
14.50 
10.40 
10.00 
10.00 
10.00 
15.025 
10.00 

1.60 
10.00 
10.00 

10.056 

18.187 

2.820 

a  2.064 

a  8.00 

10.096 

6.796 

4.809 

9.121 

15.970 

a  2.00 

9.288 

2.594 

22.858 

17.174 

27.650 

S&Uf 

Olfty  PfuikfT     .  . . 

W.487 

CrTstal 

n.vB 

Colfax 

8t.lM 

Elbridge » 

Ferry _ 

Golden 

84.» 

fi&Ott 

49.6N 

Grant 

47.m 

Greenwood, 

Hart 

68.1tt 
80.679 

Leavitt 

89.00 

Newfleld 

Sim 

Otto 

46.T19 

Pentwater 

Shelby 

56.814 

Weare 

S4.6N 

1.407 

17.486 

9.183 

10.969 

4t.7M 

a  As  appears  from  retnms  at  Auditor  Gcnerara  ofllce. 


SUPPLEMENT. 


239 


TABLE    CL  r—Cmilntted. 


Amoukt  or  Tazks  Asbksbss  for  General  FrRPoeEs,  for  the  1 

SAB  1869. 

Township 

Highway 

Total  of 

State  Tax. 

County  Tax. 

Tax. 

Tax. 

Bchool  Tax. 

Taxes. 

«64  17 

tl,8d7  98 

$410  42 

$1,821  65 

$825  48 

$4.609  65 

A5  76 

801  51 

563  11 

481  68 

542  05 

2,404  01 

97  15 

1,165  81 

291  45 

1,840  68 

462  60 

8,847  69 

60  91) 

817  25 

2B6  65 

609  89 

am  10 

1,901  88 

11  23 

157  19 

85  88 

112  28 

a   22  46 

888  49 

89  76 

1,077  17 

229  40 

898  95 

401  17 

2,196  45 

98  80 

1,175  27 

297  96 

800  07 

875  01 

2,742  11 

74  78 

1,041  97 

498  65 

518  49 

214  80 

2,848  65 

bOS2 

902  45 

881  04 

401  09 

866  11 

2,180  91 

IftSft-i 

2,252  66 

890  27 

1.848  00 

2,154  80 

6,884  98 

22  6S 

260  J)l 

125  47 

151  17 

a  80  23 

689  66 

72  43 

969  44 

200  57 

696  48 

411  66 

2,850  48 

64  51 

898  28 

896  99 

896  99 

102  99 

1,864  71 

208  75 

2,507  66 

678  98 

360  77 

8,508  46 

7,189  67 

148  90 

1.690  87 

802  20 

719  52 

1,285  71 

4,092  20 

78  7S 

1,189  99 

623  66 

870  78 

1,025  09 

8,188  25 

$1,512  76 

$18,740  41 

$6,157  00 

$9,869  09 

$11,790  18 

$48,060  44 

a  As  appcam  from  returns  at  Auditor  Oencmrs  office. 


1 


240 


AUDITOR  GENERAL. 


TABLE    CLVI. 

StatUtici  qf  Antesmient,  Vaiuatum.  <md 


NAME  OF  TOWNSHIP. 


Cexbus  Statistics  or  1870. 


Algonqnin. 
Carp  Lake. 
Qreenland. 
Ontonagon 
Rockland.. 


S50 
> 


3 

7 

5 

6 

99 

78 

142 

148 

2«7 

177 

521 

416 

''I 


M 

85 

MS 

7« 
1,479 


8,6tf 


TABLE    CLVII, 

Statistics  of  AiSfssment.  Valuation^  and 


NAME    OF    TOWNSHIP. 


Cbaae 

HcraeY 

Lincoln 

Middle  Branch 

Osceola. 

Richmond 

Sherman 


CiNsuB  Statistioi  of 

vi 

^s 

•-• 

^.^ 

°s; 

o-a 

li 

o** 

^% 

S50 

Q 

^ 

> 

124 

124 

189 

6112 

6112 

6151 

clll 

fill 

C114 

10 

10 

19 

tf44 

<f44 

(f45 

^188 

el88 

el45 

26 

25 

80 

1 

564 

648 

6654 

C48S 

49 

tflSl 

«n6 

116 


i^OM 


6  Includes  townships  of  Evart.  Orient,  and  Sylvan.    « Includes  township  of  LeHo.T. 
d  Indndee  township  of  Hartwick.    « Includes  township  of  Highland. 


SUPPLEMENT. 


241 


TABLE    CLVI, 
TaxtUion  in  the  County  of  Ontonagon^  for  the  year  1869. 

ASSKSBXD  AND  CaSH  VALUATIONS  Of  THB  PERBONAI.  AXD  RZAL  EbTATB  FOB  1860. 


ABSB80ED  Valuation  or 

For  Cash  Valnc 
multiply 

Assessed  vala- 
atiOD  by 

Cash  Valux  op 

Personal  Estate       Real  EBtatc. 

Personal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

$21,060  00 1                $87,870  00 
188,468  00 

a  1.918207 
a  1.918207 
a  1.918207 
a  1.918207 
a  1.918207 

$40,878  25 

$168,668  86 
266,000  07 

&t,610  00                 182.479  00 
48,966  001                208,867  00 
61,865  00 1                291,677  00 

1 

104,661  46 

84,814  79 

118,669  88 

864,198  16 
899,6n  86 
669,806  04 

t 
$181,880  00*             $858,741  00 

1.918207 

$847,924  88 

$1,687,651  97 

a  Estimated —being  average  of  Marquette  and  Menominee  counties. 


TABLE    CLVII. 
TaxaiUm  in  the  County  qf  Oteeoia^  for  the  year  1869. 


AaaxftflED  AND  Cash  Valuations  of  the  Pxbsonal  and  Real  Estate  pob  1869. 

Assessed  Valuation  op 

For  Cash  Value 

multiply 

Assessed  Valu- 

tion  by 

Cash  Value  op 

Personal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

Persona]  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

19,010  00 
18,088  00 
5,406  00 
1,888  00 
6,826  00 
86,888  00 
1,800  00 

$284,911  00 
266,808  94 

71.608  00 

79.609  00 
169,992  00 

98,761  00 
17,778  00 

1.649694 
1.248448 
2.8 

.164687 

.92 

.908786 
1.8186 

$14,868  78 

16,264  71 

12,488  40 

281  99 

6,860  92 

28,777  67 

2,176  00 

$887,681  86 

881,446  18 

164,468  40 

18,899  00 

147,192  64 

84,646  11 

82,218  66 

$08,688  00 

$988,262  94 

1.26862662 

$76,161  82 

$1,169,797  10 

31 


:>42 


AUDITOR   GENERAL. 


TABLE    CLVI-CofUinu€d, 


Kate  of  Taxation  fob  Genkral  Pubposbs,  for  the  Year  1869. 


RATE  OF  TAXATION  EXPRESSED  IN  MILLS. 


TOWNSHIP. 

Algonqnln 

Carp  Lake 

Greenland 

Ontona^n 

Rockland 


State  Tax 


County 
Tax. 


1.70 

8.166 

2.40 

8.00 

3.90 


8.815 


10.80 

18.666 

16.50 

11.90 

18.90 


13.468 


Townsh'p 
Tax. 


^^y     8cb^>      lyuL 


2.80 
4.00 
2.00 
8.80 
2.00 


2.868 


b 
5.166 
8.00 

10.40 
6.80 


8.29 
8.011 
18.90 
18.02 
S.88  < 


5.86 


8.776 


16.41 

8C80 

S8.e 


»JT« 


b  None  assessed. 


TABLE    CL  VII— Continued. 


Rate  of  Taxation  fob  Qbvkral  Purposxs,  fob  the  Txab  1869. 


RATB  of  taxation  XXPBESSXD  IN  KILLS. 


TOWNSHIP. 

State  Tax 

County 
Tax. 

Townah'p 
Tax. 

Hlffhway 
Tax. 

School 
Tax. 

TbtsL 

Chase 

6.80 
6.10 
7.45 
7.90 
7.90 
6.75 
9.00 

1.00 
5.90 
7.65 
8.80 
8.70 
8.75 
19.00 

6.00 
10.00 
10.00 
10.00 
10.00 

5.00 
10.00 

a8.oe 
af.00 

aioo 
a8.60 
a  8.605 
a  8.00 

l&Bft 

Heraer. 

94.00 

Lincoln 

87.«^ 

mddle  Branch 

99.19 

Osoeola 

91.60 

Richmond.. 

17.10» 

Ah^rman . . 

40.00 

6.9647 

8.8491 

8.4018 

8.1965 

91.8416 

a  As  appears  from  v^tnms  at  Auditor  General- s  offlce. 


SUPPLEMENT. 


243 


TABLE    CLVI-ConHnned. 


Amount  or  Taxbs  AssBassD  for  Gekebal  Pubposxs,  for  the  Ybar  1869. 


State  Tax. 

Coauty  Tax. 

TowDflhip 
Tax. 

Highway 
Tax. 

School  Tax. 

Total  of 
Taxes. 

$894  06 
889  07 
448  77 
604  68 

1^878  48 

$1,110  98 
1,828  84 
8,045  82 
8,002  61 
4,912  84 

$260  62 
588  83 
878  98 
560  82 

706  88 

$689  44 

560  97 

2,624  04 

2,191  84 

$249  66 

268  88 

2,411  29 

8,081  94 

8,122  IS 

$1,906  12 
8,604  56 
6,880  88 
9,748  48 

12,811  66 

$8,914  94 

$18,985  49 

$2,445  68 

$6,065  79 

$9,088  80 

$84,445  10 

b  None  aaseased. 


TABLE    CLVII—OonHnvetl. 


AMOVWr  OF  TAXZB  A88B88XD  FOR  GsmCRAL  PUSFOBBB,  FOR  TBS  TkAR  1869. 


State  Tax. 


Coanty  Tax. 

Township 
Tax. 

Highway 
Tax. 

School  Tax. 

$1,658  66 
1,700  91 
678  08 
648  68 
1,809  96 
810  67 
170  76 

$248  98 
1,645  14 
688  41 
178  98 
447  71 
880  87 
860  49 

$1,468  68 
8,788  87 
769  16 
818  88 
1,668  18 
600  60 
189  78 

a$487  84 
a557  67 
196  00 
0168  66 
a881  64 
a888  70 
a87  96 

$6,866  60 

$8,794  87 

$8,292  79 

$2,096  46 

Total  of 
Taxes. 


$8,868  95 
6,698  09 
8,186  69 
1,797  48 
8,747  49 
8,06614 
758  98 


$21,040  02 


a  As  appean  from  retama  at  Auditor  Gencrara  ofBce. 


2U 


AUDITOK  QENEKAL. 


TABLE    CLVIII. 

Statistict  qf  AssettmefU,  FoiuaJiM,  ad 


NAME  OP  TOWNSHIP. 


Allendale 

Blendon 

Chester 

Crockery 

Georgetown 

Grand  Haven  City 

Grand  Haven 

Holland 

Holland  City 

Jamestown 

Olive 

Polkton 

Robinson 

Spring  Lake 

TalmMge 

Wright. 

Zeeland 


Census  Statistics  of  ISTO. 


to 

^  to 

p 


167 
18T 
280 
324 
288 
090 
108 
485 
456 
815 
180 
468 
78 
866 
295 
298 
480 


5,029 


157 
187 
288 
226 
288 
585 
104 
485 
455 
815 
ISO 
467 
78 
898 
291 
400 
480 


5,164 


145 

98 

806 


(1 
2«7 
688 

98 
859 
898 
807 
106 
508 

67 
866 
846 
466 
878 


c 


1,«6 

i,i» 

1,IH 
8,1M 

2,414 
1.8M 

1,4a 

t«7 

ita 


6,061   .     26,665 


SUPPLEMENT. 


245 


TABLE    CLYIII. 
Taxation  in  the  County  of  Ottawa,  for  the  year  1869. 


A6SE98ED  AND  CAiH  VALUATIONS  Or  THE  PXBSONAL  AND  REAL  ESTATE  rOB  18C9. 

Assessed  V 

ALUATION  OP 

For  Cash  Value 

multiply 
Assessed  Vala- 

Cash  \ 

'^ALUE  OF 

PersoDAl  Estate 

Real  Estate. 
$178,016  00 

ation  by 

Personal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

$27,«W6  00 

1.488502 

$41,868  93 

$256,668  09 

7,465  00 

49,085  00 

8.847868 

24,9SS  10 

164,806  66 

14,900  00 

96,420  00 

8.614180 

68,850  5J3 

848,474  41 

18,722  00 

75.647  00 

8.421428 

46.948  88 

258,820  76 

24,8.'»  00 

100,769  00 

4.712121 

117,105  68 

474,885  72 

lO-iAW  00 

228,870  00 

6.598059 

82,742  89 

l,rj06.666  74 

6,098  00 

85,065  00 

7.0968S5 

48.288  27 

67,282  84 

»4,i>32  00 

127,477  00 

4.924548 

138,r)99  85 

759,684  62 

27,180  00 

154.265  00 

4.018586 

loy^SS  5^ 

619.155  84 

12.173  00 

b9.657  00 

2.688961 

82.186  26 

286.601  82 

9.899  00 

74,719  00 

8.628404 

84.103  86 

271,110  71 

27,828  00 

187.042  00 

5.094815 

152.  S81  44 

766.666  11 

7,585  00 

46,481  00 

4.865979 

86,90S  45 

226,175  66 

19.860  0(i 

114,126  00 

7.95J888 

154,005  66 

907,845  88 

1»,025  00 

99,528  00 

6.476855 

116,786  29 

655,578  66 

24,WW  00 

168,254  00 

6.718112 

164,988  89 

1,096,768  65 

42,316  00 

14b,807  00 
$1,918,226  00 

5.8060M 

224,4»8  7S 

786,778  12 

$420,228  00 

4.69745768 

$1,563,968  24 

$9,892,888  IS 

24G 


AUDITOR  GENERAL. 


TABLE    CLV I J  I—  Continued. 


IUte  of  Taxation  for  General  Purpobes,  for  the  Tear  1849. 


RATE  OF  taxation  EXPRESSED  IN  JULL8. 


TOWNSHIP. 


State  Tax 


Allendale 

Blendon 

Cheater 

Crockery 

Qeorrotown 

Orana  Haven  City 

Grand  Haven 

Holland 

Holland  City 

Jamestown.  ^ 

Olive 

Polkton 

Robinson 

Spring  Lake 

Talmadgfr 

Wrlgbt: 

Zeeiand 


.90 
2.80 
8.80 
2.80 
2.00 
2.10 
8.80 
2.50 
8.60 
2.90 
2.20 
2.60 
8.20 
2.40 
2.90 
2.95 
2.40 


2.8667 


County 
Tax. 


6.90 

9.00 

8.60 

19.00 

7.90 

21.40 

28.60 

87.80 

88.00 

8.00 

7.00 

22.20 

18.00 

21.60 

84.00 

9.80 

26.60 


Townsh'p 
Tax. 


4.00 
4.60 
6.00 
4.40 
1.00 

26.00 
8.00 

18.90 
019.00 

20.00 

60.00 

4.eo 

6.00 
15.70 
10.20 
90.00 
10.10 


19.1749  14.417 


Hlghw) 
Tax. 


hway 


5.00 
11.00 
10.00 
10.00 
17.80 
10.00 
10.00 
10.00 
10.00 
10.00 
10.00 
10.00 
16.80 
10.00 
10.00 
7.80 
7.50 


9.8044 


School 
Tax. 


2.164 
20.488 
19.489 
10.664 
14.678 
28.565 

6.186 
18.847 
25.871 
15.228 

1.865 
15.780 

8.5Sr 
88.947 
18.40S 

7.268 
14.791 


Totil. 


16.1695 


18JH 
47.80 
4&M 
4IJSi 

Asea 

61.10 

71.MS 
5U8 
46JR 
81517 

7&W 
4711S 

n.tfi 


61  J» 


a  City  tax. 


SUPPLEMENT. 


24 


TABLE    CLVIII—OtmUnued. 


Ajiount  or  Taxbs  Assbsskd  for  Qbmbral  Pubpooes,  fob  tkx  Year  1869. 


State  Tax. 

flSOSl 

190  07 

811  70 

805  S5 

814  06 

0M98 

»4M 

405  00 

468  40 

!254  60 

136  00 

487  86 

178  01 

80086 

840  00 

554  05 

457  40 

$5,508  08 

Connty  Tax. 

$1,185  82 

608  95 

957  86 

1,698  01 

992  41 

7.061  09 

967  81 

6,187  17 

5,986  04 

814  68 

588  88 

8,649  01 

708  86 

2,860  98 

8,996  80 

1.746  65 

4,860  86 

$44,748  77 


Township 
Tax. 


Highway 
Tax. 


$924  14 

$1,004  51 

254  48 

665  98 

556  60 

1,118  20 

898  28 

888  60 

125  68 

3,886  05 

8,278  00 

8,809  80 

858  96 

411  58 

8,068  50 

1,688  60 

a  8,446  51 

1,818  95 

2,086  70 

1,018  85 

4,805  90 

841  18 

756  10 

1,648  70 

270  88 

908  81 

3,095  71 

1,884  85 

1,199  04 

1,175  68 

8,756  24 

1.404  98 

1,925  28 

1,489  67 

$88,041  42 

$82,878  27 

School  Tax. 

$484  89 

1,165  54 

2,160  61 

968  22 

1,848  84 

7,798  40 

277  28 

2,978  91 

4,608  81 

1,660  88 

156  94 

2,608  88 

468  65 

4,897  98 

2,168  88 

1,864  81 

8,819  57 

$87,72168 

Total  of 

Taxes. 

$8,789  67 

2,705  02 

5.106  40 

4,148  09 

5,611  47 

27,167  28 

8,104  04 

14,214  10 

16,808  80 

5,075  14 

5,977  91 

9,070  00 

8,617  16 

11,018  88 

8,876  60 

8,886  06 

11,498  87 

$144,480  18 

a  City  tax. 


248 


AUDITOR  GENERAL. 


TABLE    CLIX. 

Staiisiiee  qf  Assessment^  Valuaiion,  mi 


Census  STATisTrcs  or  1670. 

NAME  OF  TOWNSHIP. 

No.  of 
Dwellings. 

No.  of 
Families. 

> 

51 
218 
225 

o'l 

s 

Albec 

54 

203 

201 

96 

75 

228 
172 
248 
58 
825 
2,228 
282 

4;) 

197 
116 

97 

170 

1,521 

480 

242 

70 
128 
189 
175 
192 

7,690 

88 
202 
201 

97 

75 
280 
174 
270 

54 

819 

2,249 

288 

41 
199 
115 

96 

178 

1,4.^) 

452 

246 

69 
128 
184 
178 
190 

is: 

Birch  Run 

92.*' 

Blamfield 

1.074 

Bradj 

tH)  1         471 

Brant .■ 

61 
282 

178 
266 

56 

847 

2.151 

252 

40 

m 

Bridtreport 

l.lTl 

Baena  vista 

1.0<U 

CarroUon. 

IM^ 

Chapin 

ff« 

(/hesaninsr  -.  ^ 

1.50: 

East  Sagmaw 

Frankenmuth 

Fremont 

11.*:* 

i:fl 

Kochvllle 

209         l.OTO 

Maple  Grove 

110            5«»''> 

RicDland 

77            4« 

Sac^inaw 

289 

1.713 

561 

263 

75 

96 

181 

172 

15S 

7,960 

Iftk' 

Saginaw  City i 

7.44i 

Spaalding 

St.  Charles 1 

2.117 
l,lsf- 

Swan  Creek 

4i: 

Thomastown 

»: 

Taymouth 

«s> 

Tittabawassee 

S64 

Zilwanklc 

1.15:' 

7,618 

S9,0n» 

SUPPLEMENT. 


249 


TABLE   CLIXr 
Taxation  in  the  County  qf  Saginaw,  for  the  year  1369. 


A98KS8BD  AVU 

\  Cash  Yalitation 

9  OF  THE  PZBSOMAL  AND  BEAL  EbTATE  FOB  18€9. 

AassasED  \ 

''aluatiom  op 

For  Caeh  Value 

multiply 
Aeseesed  Valu- 

Cash \ 

'ALUB  OF 

Personal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

ation  by 

Personal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

$6,&i7  00 

$46,149  00 

1. 880955 

$12,170  55 

SS2,667  14 

14,88-2  00 

80,200  00 

B.216704 

46,262  68 

257,979  66 

19.175  00 

98,870  00 

3.224299 

61,825  98 

818,786  44 

SJhO  00 

52,140  00 

5.701225 

32,970  42 

297,418  29 

6,664  00 

57,611  00 

2.908225 

19,847  09 

167.267  69 
62i;222  58 

19,650  00 

126,711  00 

4.118475 

80,829  78 

18,58T  00 

144,807  00 

8.595617 

48,678  86 

518,872  70 

5,900  00 

105,200  00 

4.844587 

25.898  44 

467.046  29 

5.535  00 

81,865  00 

4.00696S 

22,178  56 

127,682  0!) 

12,560  00 

92,760  00 

4.1079S1 

51,596  24 

881,056  31 

881,878  00 

1,251,571  00 

4.55944 

1,741,127  08 

5.706,462  88 

27,750  00 

121,752  00 

2.P82467 

70,275  95 

808,882  92 

8,435  tK) 

60,iV7  00 

8.408289 

11,707  80 

206,863  64 

12,963  00 

98,092  00 

3.296618 

42,784  06 

806,883  7(; 

7,059  00 

58.028  00 

4.059820 

28,668  88 

286,688  75 

8,125  00 

46,620  00 

5.4847S2 

16,983  69 

258.869  68 

10,465  00 

182,610  00 

1.807017 

18,910  48 

289,682  78 

89,y55  00 

738,285  00 

5.683041 

510,649  65 

4,167,283  72 

19,846  00 

181,146  00 

8.968258 

78,749  98 

718,829  19 

16,855  00 

71,880  00 

6.170623 

104,005  98 

448,514  74 

5,810  00 

66.255  00 

5.548887 

82,286  12 

807,608  8S 

6,865  00 

71,216  00 

2.198529 

18,998  68 

155,670  64 

4,790  00 

64.185  00 

5.488870 

26,817  09 

861,708  00 

14,062  00 

94,419  00 

2.487692 

84,957  04 

284,886  69 

6,485  0(J 

86,885  00 

4.&43T5 

81,169  68 

420,607  08 

$7(20,676  00 

|8,96S,2a3  00 

4.86811906 

18,161,224  25 

$17,246,719  6S 

32 


250 


AUDITOR   GENERAL. 


TABLE    CL IX— Continued, 


Rati  of  Taxation  for  General  Pubpobes,  for  the  Year  1669. 


RATE  or  taxation  EXPRESSED  IN  HUAA. 


TOWNSHIP. 


Albee 

BirdiRnn 

Blunfield 

Brady  ^ 

Brant 

Bridgeport 

Buena  vista.. 

Carrollton 

Chapin 

CheaaniDff..... 
Bast  Sagmaw. 
Frankenmath . 

Fremont 

KochviUe 

Maple  Orovc. 

Richland 

Saginaw 

Haglnaw  City. 

Hpanlding 

8t.  Cbailes.... 
Swan  Creek... 
Thomaatown . 

Taymoiith 

Titiabawaaaee. 
ZUwaokie 


State  Tax 


S.50 

8.80 

2.70 

8.00 

2.90 

8.00 

2.70 

2.70 

2.fi0 

2.70 

2.60 

2.966 

2.20 

2.74 

2.80 

2.80 

8.46 

2.80 

1.00 

2.fi0 

2.80 

2.60 

8.40 

2.90 

2.80 


2.696 


County 
Tax. 


Township 
Tax. 


8.90 

9.10 

10.80 

10.00 

10.50 

10.80 

11.60 

9.90 

9.80 

10.00 

11.10 

10.066 

7.90 

10.00 

16.70 

10.00 

12.40 

11.60 

6.60 

11.60 

11.60 

10.80 

12.20 

10.40 

10.00 


10.826 


Highway 
Tax. 


8.00 
62.60 
18.80 
31.00 

4.90 
11.60 
28.00 
38.80 
17.60 
28.00 
c 

6.688 

8.10 
17.17 
24.00 
22.50 
11.70 
687.90 
14.60 
21.60 
20.80 
18.40 
28.90 
19.60 
27.10 


16.816 


10.40 

10.00 

10.00 

80.876 

10.40 

7.60 
10.00 

2.60 
10.00 
10.40 

4.80 
10.00 
10.40 

4.96 
10.00 
10.60 
10.00 

4.60 
10.00 
10.00 
10.00 
10.40 
10.00 
10.00 

6.00 


7.041 


School 
Tax. 


a  2.661 

8.888 

18.812 

6.814 

6JK» 

28.427 

12,776 

9.668 

8.970 

9.794 

a  5.272 

8.946 

2.m 

18.T90 

4.487 

22J»0 

9.496 

47.668 

16.276 

6.169 

9.264 

8.969 

14.118 

10.569 

6.540 


16.2T1 


Total. 


8SJM1 
88.288 
60012 
81.1S9 
8S.788 
06J2T 
60.076 
57.961 
48.27 
60.994 
S8.772 
84.011 
80.771 
4flLfll 
56J67 
68.12 
47.645 
104.468 
47.876 
08.661 
08.864 
45.661 
68.6» 
e8J69 
Si.44 


51.656 


a  Af  appears  from  retnma  at  Auditor  Oencr^l^a  ofllce. 

rate.  ^ 


6  City  tax.   r  Unable  lo  get 


SUPPLEMENT. 


251 


TABLE   a  L  I  X—CotUinued. 


AXOUM 

T  OF  Taxes  As 

8E88ED  FOB  GE 

TowiiBhIp 

NERAL  PUBPOS 

Highway 

E8,  FOR  THE  Y 

EAR  1869. 

Total  of 

StAtc  Tax. 

Counly  Tax. 

Tax. 

Tax. 

School  Tax. 

Taxes. 

|1S9  49 

$460  98 

$414  87 

$588  68 

a   $182  65 

'  .fl,676  17 

81S  12 

860  70 

1.965  56 

945  82 

788  68 

'  7,878  88 

318  72 

1,274  89 

i:570  00 

1,180  45 

1,571  58 

5,915  59 

1T8  76 

579  20 

1,795  52 

1,759  82 

894  70 

4,708  60 

186  40 

674  89 

205  67 

668  46 

844  41 

2,169  68 

489  08 

1,680  70 

1,697  79 

1,097  71 

8,428  92 

8,244  80 

4S6  18 

1,880  99 

8,680  41 

1,578  44 

2,016  66 

0,468  68 

800  18 

J, 100  48 

8,701  68 

277  90 

1,065  25 

6,440  89 

98  50 

847  82 

654  50 

874  00 

148  48 

1,618  80 

284  80 

1,058  20 

2,948  96 

1,095  88 

1,081  60 

6,418  45 

4,840  M 

18,181  28 

r 

7,840  58 

a  8,611  51 

88,800  82 

448  42 

1,679  64 

976  70 

1,495  02 

500  10 

5,064  88 

140  70 

506  46 

518  85 

665  41 

188  04 

1,968  98 

290  09 

1,060  55 

1,820  96 

626  08 

1,465  14 

5,158  87 

188  24 

1,021  87 

1,562  06 

650  87 

298  11 

8,709  17 

180  29 

497  45 

1,119  26 

522  82 

1,110  81 

8,888  68 

498n 

1,774  60 

1,674  88 

1,481  05 

1,858  87 

6,788  46 

2,804  79 

9,548  42 

b  81,197  01 

8,704  18 

89,280  05 

86,987  40 

801  49 

1,826  58 

2,914  86 

2,009  90 

8,070  68 

9,088  80 

881  84 

1,020  45 

1,907  80 

887  85 

784  91 

4,708  85 

801  78 

888  75 

1,462  92 

720  65 

667  65 

8,881  75 

801  71 

799  06 

1,080  69 

806  84 

695  88 

8,548  10 

884  88 

840  99 

1,647  58 

689  84 

978  88 

4,886  11 

8U67 

1,188  10 

2,115  18 

1,064  71 

1,146  08 

5,789  06 

861  16 

988  70 

2,527  62 

466  85 

610  00 

4,797  88 

$18,648  48 

$00,759  57 

$74,157  99 

$88,016  61 

$71,601  87 

$84S,in  96 

a  Ab  appeara  (h>iii  retnrnt  at  Aaditor  OeneraVs  office,   b  City  tax.    c  Unable  to  gel 
rate. 


-2b2 


AUDITOR  GENERAL- 


TABLE    CLX. 

Statitftics  of  Assessment,  Valuation,  and 


Cbnbub  Statistics  of 

1670. 

NAME  OP  TO^VNSI^P. 

d? 

« 

88 

80 

No.  of 
Families. 

No.  of 
Voters. 

No.  of 
Inhabitants. 

Artryle - - 

80 

6S 

17 
M  , 

105 
48 

184 
77 
18 
91 
71 
46 

415 
46 
86 
M 

&29 
57 

292 

128 

45 

7 

236 

2,0J6 

151 

AnstiD _ 

849 

BridifchaDiDton 

176           178 

94» 

Buel. - 

42 
152 
115 

25 
126 
121 

70 
467 

71 
181 
128 
6  48 

85 
SCA 
208 

64 

9 

261 

2,780 

42 
187 
115 

24 
122 
121 

66 
467 

71 

181 

126 

»42 

81 
868 
208 

64 

8 

268 

216 

Delaware _ 

741 

Elk 

638 

Flynn 

131 

Forester 

671 

Fremont 

640 

Green  leaf 

ssa 

Lcxinirton. 

3.480 

Maple  Val  ley 

88^ 

Marlett 

699 

Marion _ 

666 

Moore 

e>207 

Mindcn 

467 

Sanilac 

1,9S8 

Speaker 

1,119 

Washington 

870 

Watertown 

49 

Worth :. 

1,481 

2,721 

14.565 

^InclndcfJ  township  of  Lamottc. 


SUPPLEMENT. 


253^ 


TABLE    CLX. 
Tktxation  in  the  Genuity  qf  Sanilac^  for  ttu  year  1869. 


AS8BS8ED  AMD  CASH  VALUATIONS  07  THB  PERSONAL  AND  REAL  ESTATE  ]K>B  18<S9. 


Assessed  Valuation  or 


Personal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

$1498  00 

$57,608  00 

2,M1  00 

25,112  00 

15,802  00 

01,060  00 

8,185  00 

48,500  00 

21,670  00 

82,167  00 

5S0  00 

54,760  00 

800  00 

48,790  00 

65,580  00 

107,797  00 

5,465  00 

48,710  00 

2,026  00 

22,978  00 

91,985  00 

269,002  00 

1,540  00 

28,422  00 

8,026  00 

48,457  00 

9,890  00 

71,725  00 

1,600  00 

69,985  00 

6,451  00 

28,418  00 

84,080  00 

116,960  00 

11,875  00 

50,715  00 

7,716  00 

45,589  00 

2,207  00 

26,445  00 

38.605  00 

172,778  00 

$882,686  00 

$1,470,958  00 

For  Cash  Value 


Cash  Value  or 


Assessed  Valu- 

ation by 

Personal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

2.8125 

$8,865  81 

$160,008  48 

4.672897 

18,275  68 

117,845  79 

1.977099 

31,860  74 

120,721  66 

2.848971 

8,915  85 

128,712  74 

8.476894 

75,888  45 

285,644  86 

2.24 

1,219  20 

122,640  00 

2.148148 

1,847  41 

94,067  40 

1.490909 

97,778  81 

160,715  52 

8.440659 

18,808  65 

167,689  68 

2.875 

4,811  75 

54,672  75 

2.182682 

200,664  87 

.%7,146  82 

6.688168 

10,292  08 

189,949  00 

4.615625 

86,287  89 

196,285  61 

4.18421 

89,289  78 

800,112  4a 

.878494 

1,897  59 

60,180  48 

1.860465 

12,001  86 

52.861  89 

2.118458 

72,197  06 

247,774  85 

8.488144 

40,827  96 

174,865  47 

2.001815 

15,446  00 

91,260  74 

c  2.047167 

4,519  10 

64,187  88 

2.146422 

82,862  62 

870,854  50 

2.49789128 

$772,488  60 

$8,781,846  88 

c  Ratio  obtained  fh>m  footings  of  Bridgehampton,  Bnel,  Moore,  and  Washington. 


264: 


AUDITOR  GENERAL. 


TABLE    C L X—Cantinved. 


Rate  of  Taxation  fob  General  Pubposbr,  for  the  Year  1669. 


RATE   OF   taxation    SXFRBSSED    IN    MILLS. 


TOWNSHIP. 

State  Tax 

Connty 
Tax. 

Towneh'p 
Tax. 

Highway 
Tax. 

School 
Tax. 

ToUl. 

Argyle 

2.00 

2.20 

2.10 

2.10 

2.10 

2.10 

2.10 

2.20 

2.60 

2.20 

2.00 

2.00 

8.00 

2.00 

2.20 

2.80 

2.10 

2.10 

2.125 

2.06 

2.10 

8.25 
8.10 
8.50 
8.60 
8.50 
8.50 
8.50 
8.70 
10.00 
8.90 
8.60 
9.00 
9.00 
8.40 
8.80 
9.50 
8.50 
8.50 
8.50 
8.50 
8.60 

21.00 

18.50 

8.50 

8.26 

1.70 

4.50 

8.80 

.60 

6.50 

11.50 

1.50 

18.00 

16.40 

7.90 

10.90 

5.20 

4.50 

9.50 

8.625 

6.20 

2.00 

10.00 
47.00 

7.50 
18.00 
10.00 
12.90 
15.00 
10.20 

1.50 
40.00 

7.50 
10.00 
15.00 
10.00 
25.00 
16.60 

2.20 
10.00 

7.60 
17.00 

5.00 

8.118 
6.987 
4.078 
7.799 

18.888 

12.488 
8.219 
6.665 

18.747 
8.427 

18.048 
8.818 
8.888 
7.145 
al5J{04 
8.568 
9.880 

87.114 
a  6.806 

a  8.00 
6.800 

44JMS 

Aimtln.   , 

77.787 

Bridgehampton 

Bud - 

Delaware 

80.618 
84.819 
86wl88 

Blk 

40.488 

Flynn. 

88.619 

Foreeter.. 

88.866 

Fremont 

84.817 

Greenleaf. 

66.087 

Loxlngton 

88.618 

HapleValley 

Marlett 

41.818 
68.288 

Marion.. 

86.446 

Moore 

78.4M 

Minden 

48.068 

87.18 

Speaker 

67.814 

wathinffton... 

87.968 

Watertown 

84.78 

Worth 

88.89 

2.129 

8.605 

5.060 

10.098 

9.787 

86u6>8 

a  As  appears  from  retnms  at  Anditor  Gcnerara  office. 


SUPPLEMENT. 


255 


TABLE    CLX-Ccntiwtfd. 


AiiouNT  OF  Taxes  Asserhbd  fob  General  Purposes,  roR  the  Year  1809. 


State  Tax. 

Connty  Tax. 

$117  00 

$485  07 

«  60 

996  42 

1«1  54 

668  84 

97  9e 

886  40 

818  06 

889  62 

110  10 

470  81 

08  77 

879  68 

881  48 

1,608  89 

185  44 

541  75 

05  01 

992  54 

7f  1  87 

8,067  97 

00  99 

269  66 

104  45 

468  84 

IfliSS 

681  81 

157  49 

629  95 

8019 

88121 

817  19 

1,288  84 

18144 

682  02 

118  <7 

466  09 

58  09 

948  54 

448  90 

1,796  76 

$8,889  48 

$15,519  61 

Township 

Tax. 

11,281  72 

877  87 

668  84 

151  56 

176  52 

248  99 

169  67 

104  08 

862  14 

287  56 

541  41 

869  54 

844  81 

640  81 

780  28 

181  29 

679  68 

594  61 

196  28 

148  99 

422  77 

19,148  81 

Highway 

Tax. 

$567  96 

1,818  79 

576  92 

606  26 

1,088  87 

718  76 

669  75 

1,768  45 

81  26 

1,000  16 

2,707  08 

299  62 

772  28 

81115 

1,789  68 

575  26 

882  29 

685  90 

899  79 

487  08 

1,066  99 

$18,218  68 

School  Tax. 

$188  07 

195  82 

818  71 

868  75 

1,442  10 

690  97 

148  77 

1,165  57 

744  75 

85  70 

4,707  86 

248  24 

457  62 

579  60 

a  1,109  85 

296  59 

J'fi!** 

1,697  08 

a988  01 

a57  80 

1,810  78 

$17,661  87 

Total  of 

Taxes. 

$2,608  41 

9,174  40 

9,809  85 

1,615  90 

8,107  67 

9,940  22 

1,466  49 

4,917  86 

1,805  84 

1,660  96 

11,746  14 

1,987  98 

9,69196 

2,875  16 

4,4$r20 

1,466  47 

4,106  85 

8^06 

l,«tt89 

996  98 

5,0$1  06 

$64,2n80 

a  Am  appears  from  retsniB  at  Aaditor  Genenl's  otBce. 


256 


AUDITOR  GENERAL. 


TABLE   CLXI. 

Statistics  <tf  AiseMment^  Valuation,  md 


NAME  OP  TOWNSHIP. 


Antrim 

Bnros 

Betmington 

Caledonia 

Coranna  City— Ist  ward ) 

—2d  ward V 

"  — Sdward ) 

Fairfield 

Hazleton 

Middlebnry 

New  Haven 

Owosao 

Owosso  City— Ist  district » 

— 2ddl8trlct S 

Perry 

Rwh. 

SliiawasAee 

Sciota 

Venice •_ 

Vernon 

Woodhull 


CE2V8V8  STATienCfl  OF 

1870. 

« 

• 

• 

OB 

OS 

0*3 

da 

o't 

o-S 

^% 

^£ 

jz;o 

y^^ 

P 

m 

> 

»4 

220 

212 

242 

991 

82T 

825 

896 

1,5» 

2S5 

285 

881 

1.424 

182 

190 

226 

891 

31S 

804 

856 

1,*» 

144 

180 

149 

CSS 

167 

172 

198 

^ 

214 

208 

251 

1.0b 

208 

214 

248 

999 

220 

209 

198 

1,0M 

480 

417 

520 

2,065 

211 

211 

252 

1.0S9 

148 

187 

166 

«»4 

296 

810 

861 

1,4S$ 

262 

261 

299 

1,«T0 

204 

218 

264 

m 

8S2 

888 

477 

l,79d 

161 

160 

197 

TH 

\     4,874 

4,851 

5,117 

i0,SM 

SUPPLEMENT. 


257 


TABLE     VLXl. 
Taxution  in,  tM  County  qf  ShiawasMe^  for  the  year  1860. 


ASBSSSED  AXD  CA8H  VALUATIONR  OF  THB  PERSONAL  AND  KEAL  EsTATE  FOR  ISOO. 


A8tfE88BD  Valuation  of 


Personal  Estate 


$22,510  00 

^,160  00 

^S,881  00 

7.190  00 

18,665  00: 

10.090  00 

1.880  00 

8,085  00 

4,985  00 

11,815  00 

10,825  001 

15,680  00 1 

21,075  00 

10,276  00 

14,820  00 

8.825  00 

80,882  00 

22,080  00 

8,445  00 

25.495  00 

14,675  00 


$825,888  00 


Real  EsUte. 


For  Cash  Value 
maltiply 

Assessed  Yala- 
atiou  by 


$127,820  00 1 

174,588  00 1 

194,468  00 ! 

115,540  00 

58,240  00 

45,000  00 

20,505  00 

."^.OSO  00 

80,926  00 

16,910  00 

114,816  00 

105.920  00 

105,085  00 

57,679  00 

128,780  00 

62,761  00 

161,881  00 

112,170  00 

111.850  00 

176,526  00 

86,760  00 


$2,106,810  00 


8.522727 

6.686868 

8.421 18G 

6.276705 

b  4.187806 

b  4.187806 

6  4.187806 

2.898660 

3.484848 

2.020689 

2.100840 

6.8M705 

6  4.187806 

b  4.187806 

4.6168SI 

6.25 

4.928818 
5.620915 
8.269280 
8.618080 
8.606944 


Cabu  Value  of 


4.27688897 


Personal  Eotate 


^79,402  26 
198,649  07 
96,925  62 
87,989  50 
86,854  09 
43,819  87 
5,710  17 
24,881  05 
17,071  96 
28,874  44 
21,691  17 
84,118  57 
87,204  26 
42.615  96 
66,092  29 
65,156  25 
162,067  19 
124,109  80 
27,619  64 
92,116  47 
51,4M  40 


11,868,275  68 


Real  Estate. 


$450,274  96 
1,158,696  16 
665,811  19 
609,670  49 
220,296  79 
186,201  27 

84,845  71 
172,898  60 
281,714  60 

84.169  85 
241.210  04 
668,229  66 
484,821  84 
288,664  51 
571,071  46 
892,206  26 
797,071  77 
680,498  08 
864,028  76 
684,189  48 
804,227  89 


$9,040,248  80 


h  Ratio  obtained  from  footings  of  entire  conntj  except  Corunna  and  Owosm  City. 

33 


1 


268 


AUDITOR  GENERAL 


TABLE    CLXI-ConUnwd. 


Rate  op  Taxation  for  General  Purpossh,  for  the  Year  16tt. 


RATE  OF  TAXATION  EXPRESSED  IN  MILLS. 


TOWNSHIP. 

State  Tax 

County 
Tax. 

Townsh'p 
Tax. 

Highway 
Tax. 

School 
Tax. 

Total. 

Antrim  >_ 

1.80 

2.80 

2.063 

2.80 

2.60 

2.60 

2.60 

2.80 

2.90 

2.80 

2.00 

2.50 

e 

e 
2.70 
2.80 
2.50 
2.00 
2.40 
2.40 
2.85 

6.10 

7.90 

7.208 

8.40 

10.80 

10.80 

10.40 

8,50 

10.00 

9.50 

7.00 

8.50 

c 

c 

9.00 

8.10 

8.40 

6.50 

8.20 

8.10 

8.15 

1.20 

8.20 

2.00 

24.40 

a  12.80 

a  12.80 

a  18.00 

2.30 

29.70 

2.20 

8.75 

15.20 

c 

c 

1.40 

12.40 

8.90 

5.40 

4.20 

8.45 

8.90 

6.60 
10.00 

5.00 
10.00 
10.00 
10.00 
10.20 
10.00 
10.40 
10.00 
10.00 
10.00 
c 

C 

7.00 
10.00 
5,00 
5.00 
5.40 
5.00 
c 

6.008 

6.087 

4.470 

S.991 

22.526 

22.086 

22.526 

10.Mi 

18.778 

29.497 

4.781 

8.729 

51.697 

51.697 

8.069 

9.851 

15.465 

4.656 

8.671 

9.946 

9.970 

S1.19I 

Bams 

S9.4K 

Bennington 

S0.7C1 

Caledonia 

49.W 

Coranna— 1  st  ward . . 

"      —2d  ward... 

"      -Sdward... 
Palrtleld 

S6.» 

]B.M1 

Hazlcton 

0ini 

Mlddlebury 

SS.99I 

New  Haven 

n.m 

OwOB80 _ 

»M 

OwoBso  City— let  diet 

—2d  dlst 

Perry 

51.687 
M.9T 
S8.1* 

Rush. 

4i.ia 

Rhlawasaoe 

8SJ0 

Sciota 

9S.4M 

Venice 

S&STl 

Vernon 

88.8N 

Woodhnll 

HJK 

2.148 

7.188 

6.602 

6.680 

12.694 

89JH 

a  City  tax. 


c  Unable  to  get  rate. 


SUPPLEMENT. 


259 


TABLE    OL XI— Continued. 


Amovht  or  Taxsb  AasxssBD  fob  Qsnebal  Puhpobis,  fob  thb  Ysab  18^. 

Townatifp 

Highway 

Total  of 

State  Tax. 

County  Tax. 

Tax. 

Tax. 

School  Tax. 

Taxee. 

$870  05 

9917  20 

$160  48 

$992  88 

$916  28 

$8,276  89 

4«8  66 

1,609  78 

652  04 

2,087  68 

1,280  28 

6.998  84 

464  09 

1,605  94 

445  60 

1.114  00 

996  00 

4,620  68 

282  28 

417  28 

2,994  61 

1,227  SO 

1,108  60 

6,024  97 

166  95 

740  62 

•       a  920  89 

719  06 

1,619  78 

4,186  79 

144  68 

572  53 

a7n  65 

655  90 

1,252  25 

8,286  81 

66  90 

227  60 

a  2^1  61 

228  28 

488  00 

1,885  84 

166  94 

580  00 

156  94 

682  85 

719  28 

8,890  51 

249  14 

859  11 

2,551  56 

898  48 

1488  18 

5,786  47 

80  48 

27-3  89 

63  20 

2S7  26 

847  88 

1,661  10 

S60  28 

875  99 

1,094  96 

1,251  41 

692  54 

4,060  90 

804  00 

1,088  60 

1,848  82 

1,216  00 

468  48 

4,860  41 

e 

e 

c 

e 

6Ji88  16 

6,628  16 

e 

e 

c 

e 

8,618  05 

8,51$  60 

8T9  74 

1,242  45 

198  27 

966  85 

1,114  01 

8,886  88 

164  65 

579  86 

887  67 

715  86 

660  48 

8,017  46 

481  91 

1,621  21 

761  78 

968  68 

8,981  12 

6.799  84 

268  60 

878  68 

724  96 

671  26 

611  98 

8,149  81 

887  61 

982  82 

608  14 

688  96 

1,088  81 

8,410  70 

489  46 

1,628  27 

608  68 

1,005  11 

1.999  60 

.      5.808  80 

888  86 

826  61 

890  66 

C 

1,011  80 

2,471  88 

$5^10  96 

$17,465  88 

$16,054  02 

$16,121  85 

$80,868  22 

$85,720  48 

a  City  tax.      e  Unablo  to  got  rate. 


260 


AUDITOR    GEKERAL. 


TABLE    CLXII. 

StaiUi\c9  €(f  Assegsment^  Valuation,  tad 


N  VME  OF  TOWNSHIP. 


Brockway 

Berlin 

Blrchvlllc 

Clay 

ColambuB 

Oasco , 

China...: 

CottreUville 

Clyde 

East  China 

Emmet.. 

Fort  Gratiot 

Greenwood 

Grant 

Ira 

Kimball 

Kcnuckec 

Lvnn 

Masscy 

Port  Huron 

Port  Huron  City— Ist  ward. 

"      —2d  ward. 

'•      -«d  ward. 
*•  "      -4th  ward. 

RUey 

St.  Clair 

S t.  Clair  CI ty— l8t  ward 

*'      —2d  ward..... 
Wales 


CKKSUS  STATISTirS  OF  1S70. 


-I 


It 
OS 


249 

249 

SiS 

2^ 

188 

18S 

2«« 

2SS 

'2«) 

282 

870 

862 

807 

291 

44S 

458 

•214 

226 

56 

56 

isi 

1S4 

162 

188 

161 

161 

224 

224 

2S4 

276 

2(18 

216 

226 

226 

107 

107 

217 

218 

1.% 

150 

282 

248 

20S 

228 

283 

244 

808 

3S4 

885 

858 

413 

8S0 

IM 

162 

161 

163 

277 

2S5 

6,881 


6.948 


6** 

&50 

> 


239 
292 
18S 
292 
256 
290 
298 
455 
281 
6T 
209 
141 
1S9 
228 
280 
220 
251 
lOS 
287 
100 
215 
185 
20T 
2M 
348 
2M 
179 
183 
276 


6,666 


o'i 

a 


i.3n 

7« 
1,4^ 

l,«l!J 
!,»« 
l.»l« 

2.«n 

1.1T6 

2<<i 

1.QO0 

\jm 

1.144 

i.fiei 

1.091 

1,288 

589 

l.llT 

1,882 
1,285 
1,442 
1,»8 
1.664 
2,002 
b» 
S71 
1,85> 


36,687 


SUPPLEMENT. 


201 


TABLE    CLXII. 
Taxation  in  the  County  of  St.  C'lair^  for  (he  year  1869. 


ASSBSSED  AKD  CaSB  VALUATIONS  OF  THE  PERSONAL 

AND  Real  Estate  fob  1869. 

ASSESBBD  \ 

ALUATION  OF 

For  Ca»h  Valne 

Cash  Value  of 

multiply 
Aasemed  Vala> 

PereonAl  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

ation  b}' 
1.819018 

Pel 

■Mnal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

$81,896  00 

$122,880  00 

$41,411  89 

$161,855  47 

24,470  00 

186,835  00 

1.621888 

89,674  14 

221,126  IS 

9,lt»W 

50,000  00 

.711748 

6,516  00 

86,587  15 

58,280  00 

114.862  00 

2.170781 

115,518  01 

248,082  06 

28.800  00 

116,275  00 

1.976744 

55,941  86 

229,846  90 

18,005  00 

101,820  00 

1.558704 

20,270  94 

162,604  00 

24,725  00 

198,470  00 

c  1.7021G8 

42,086  10 

887,829  28 

05,706  00 

200,985  00 

1.586772 

100,975  14 

822,622  28 

22,485  00 

121,111  00 

1.521848 

84,181  44 

184,251  98 

6,950  00 

65,600  00 

d  1.740567 

18,096  94 

124,007  14 

18,)90  00 

48,005  00 

1.982608 

86,068  64 

95,175  09 

11,160  00 

88,000.00 

1.796578 

20,088  69 

158,010  42 

9,000  00 

62,185  00 

2.287887 

20,140  58 

189,048  00 

26,590  00 

125,070  00 

.969279 

26,778  12 

121,227  72 

10,840  00 

57,886  00 

8.9486T5 

42,806  68 

228,875  56 

17,515  00 

80,780  00 

2.42286 

42,427  64 

195,678  24 

9,806  00 

90,907  00 

1.422594 

18,287  24 

129,888  75 

6,915  00 

62,600  00 

1.814285 

12,545  78 

96,481  89 

9,895  00 

54,200  00 

2.817078 

22,927  48 

126,665  85 

11,150  00 

82,000  00 

:).490909 

88,928  68 

290,264  54 

68,800  00 

144,975  00 

^.2 

150,260  00 

818,945  00 

184,975  00 

185,000  00 

e  2.120481 

286,211  92 

892,288  99 

82,600  00 

98.525  00 

2.092592 

84,518  60 

248,472  16 

80,485  00 

150,750  00 

1.722222 

52,898  60 

269,624  96 

80,186  00 

129.680  00 

1.378187 

41,540  74 

178,801  10 

24,090  00 

188,760  00 

1.776722 

42,801  28 

885,874  04 

27,865  00 

118,100  00 

2.857142 

79,671  40 

828,142  76 

87,710  00 

n8,8n  00 

2.517647 

69,768  99 

298,081  50 

12,210  00 

98,891  00 
$8,202,679  00 

1.708468 

20,860  88 

168,097  88 

1798,262  00 

1.028477171 

1 

$1,572,569  89 

$6,128,149  84 

c  Ratio  obtoinod  from  footings  of  Caaco,  Cottrellville,  Colnmbns.  and  St.  Clair. 
d  Ratio  obtained  from  footings  of  Casco,  Clay.  CottrellTille,  and  St.  Clair. 
€  Ratio  obtained  from  footings  of  Ist,  Bd,  and  4th  wards.  Port  Huron. 


262 


AUDITOB  GBKEBAL. 


TABLE    CLXir-Oontinwd. 


Rate  of  Taxatiost  fob  Gevbbal  Pubposes,  fob  the  Tkax  1809. 


BATE  OF  TAXATION  EZPBE88XD  IF  MILLS. 


TOWNSHIP. 


Brockway 

Berlin 

BirchviUe 

Clay- 

Golombus 

Casco 

China 

CottrellvUle 

Clyde 

East  China 

Emmet. 

Fort  Gratiot 

Greenwood 

Grant 

Ira 

Kimball 

Kenockoe 

Lrnn 

MuBseT 

Port  Huron 

City— iBt  ward 

—2d  ward 

—Sd  ward 

—4th  ward 

Riley 

St.  Clair. 

City— let  ward 

—2d  ward 

Wales 


State  Tax 


2.60 

2.4« 

8.00 

2.50 

2.60 

2.40 

2.60 

2.876 

2.40 

8.00 
2.40 
2.50 
2.60 
2.88 
2.60 
2.40 
2.40 
2.60 
2.40 
2.60 
2.40 
2.60 
2.80 
2.50 
2.80 
2.40 
2.40 
2.40 


County 
Tax. 


2.416 


8.90 
8.80 
14.00 
8.85 
8.90 
8.60 
8.60 
9.76 
8.80 

8.00 
8.60 
8.60 
8.90 
8.66 
6.90 
9.00 
8.60 
8.60 
8.60 
8.60 
8.60 
8.60 
8.60 
9.00 
9.00 
8.60 
8.60 
6.60 


6.682 


Towneh'p 
Tax. 

ffl^y 

8.00 

10.40 

7.20 

6.00 

8.00 

10.00 

1.80 

6.00 

7.70 

6.0U 

9.90 

10.00 

6.80 

6.00 

a 
a 
a 
a 


2.60 
10.00 

10.00 

6.40 

2.10 

8.40 

28.66 

10.00 

18.00 

4.80 

8.10 

6.90 

22.20 

22.20 

22.20 

22.20 

2.50 

9.50 

8.50 

8.80 

4.60 


9.466 


School 
Tax. 


7.60 
10.00 

10.00 

10.00 

10.00 

7.00 

10.00 

10.40 

10.00 

14.20 

12.00 

6.00 

1.50 

1.50 

1.60 

1.60 

7.60 

6.00 

1.50 

1.50 

10.00 


9.851 

6.S0B 

7.216 

26.150 

6.S91 

9.885 

5.264 

5.741 

6.662 

10.104 

18.221 

16.920 

9.656 

6.879 

9.111 

11.474 

18.602 

10.192 

11.896 

10.561 

17.070 

17.070 

17.070 

17.070 

6.508 

4.696 

18.660 

18.660 

8.967 


Total 


6.906 


11.027 


84J5f 
S9.6H 

87^16 
48jgi 
29.491 
40.'i» 
26.M4 
27.8CI 
87.6« 
10.104 
44.221 

83.1» 
82.6?9 
A8.7Ct 
48.274 
48.003 
40.193 
87.496 
8S.4S1 
51.67Q 
61.710 
61.770 

6i.rw 

«7.0<I6 
80JS6 
29.460 
29.760 
84.867 


87.496 


a  City  tax.    b  Unable  to  get  rate. 


StJPPLKMKNT. 


^3 


TABLE    CL XII— Continued, 


AXOUNT  OP  TaXBS  A88X8SKD  FOB  ObNKBAL  PUKPOftEfi,  FOB  THE  TlAB  16<I0. 


Townehlp 

Highway 

Total  of 

State  Tax. 

County  Tax. 

Tax. 

Tax. 

School  Tax. 

Taxes. 

$884  82 

$1,868  16 

$461  18 

$1,698  75 

$1,487  57 

$5,249  98 

894  09 

1,415  52 

1,158  16 

804  28 

997  98 

4.769  98 

177  47 

8!28  17 

in  47 

601  55 

426  90 

2,201  56 

418  78 

1.482  80 

80149 

837  46 

4,214  06 

7,254  04 

d61  44 

1,286  72 

1,118  28 

722  88 

779  68 

4,268  60 

281  56 

1,009  00 

1,161  52 

1,178  26 

1,168  95 

4,n9  80 

607  99 

1,897  16 

1.182  98 

1,115  98 

1,175  11 

6,989  17 

654  85 

2,687  50 

689  10 

2,067  81 

1,682  61 

7,681  17 

»44  51 

1.268  20 

1,485  46 

1,485  46 

956  48 

6,480  06 

^ 

b 

b 

b 

882  04 

882  04 

198  50 

529  56 

661  96 

661  96 

875  28 

2,927  28 

287  96 

852  78 

585  46 

991  60 

r.!70 

4,196  52 

177  8* 

6&4  65 

149  83 

711  85 

(H90 

2,880  12 

879  15 

1,849  77 

1,278  94 

1,061  62 

S91  67 

4,956  16 

1«0  02 

594  78 

1,624  87 

686  76 

625  78 

8,693  11 

204  74 

874  88 

962  95 

1,022  27 

1,127  92 

4,262  71 

240  51 

901  91 

1,802  76 

1,002  12 

1,868  10 

4,810  40 

149  81 

511  88 

285  67 

845  11 

606  60 

2,892  06 

160  M 

544  81 

198  69 

769  14 

780  48 

2.409  81 

228  56 

801  09 

549  69 

465  75 

985  66 

8,025  65 

IWW19 

1,684  17 

a    4,784  71 

819  91 

8,640  78 

11,062  71 

767  94 

2,751  79 

a    7,108  45 

479  96 

6,462  17 

16,566  81 

815  81 

1,072  06 

a    2.799  98 

189  19 

2,158  06 

6,629  57 

40S94 

1,589  99 

a    4,022  09 

271  76 

8,092  n 

9,879  56 

899  54 

1,488  84 

899  54 

1.198  61 

880  29 

4,816  82 

480  56 

1,915  65 

2,022  08 

1,064  25 

978  26 

6.469  80 

888  86 

1,198  87 

498  45 

211  48 

1,911  88 

4,166  54 

850  61 

1,241  74 

555  18 

219  18 

1,981  06 

4,847  67 

265  44 

940  11 

497  70 

1,106  01 

991  88 

8,801  09 

19,668  14 

$84,785  91 

$87,878  98 

$28,624  89 

$44,120  09 

$150,017  96 

M  Cf  t7  tax.    b  Unable  to  get  rate. 


264 


AUDITOR  GENERA!^ 


TABLE    CLXIII, 

8kUUtie$of  A9semnent^  Vaimatlaii,nd 


CBN8U8  Statistics  or  ISTO. 

XAMK    OF    TOWNSHIP. 

No.  of 
Dwellings. 

•si 
II 

No.  of 
Votcm. 

• 

• 

Burr  Oak 

488 
812 
519 
184 
198 
298 
228 
848 
660 
897 
198 
887 
245 
287 
486 
884 

424 
811 
920 
184 
195 
288 
224 
828 
688 
898 
158 
872 
244 
287 
487 
884 

610 

sn 

608 
176 
290 
890 
804 
808 
921 
464 
188 
486 
806 
266 
901 
480 

1J911 

Colon 

IJ^ 

i,404 

Fawn  River 

m 

m 

Flowerfleld 

IJM 

Fablas 

1^ 

Leonidas 

iisi 

Lockport 

S.4K 

Menaon_ 

MottYUle 

Nottawa 

Park 

1,M 
1^ 

Bherman ._ 

14« 

Htni^e 

V» 

White  Pigeon 

ijSi 

5,409 

5,872 

6,664 

26.274 

SUPPLEMENT. 


'ZOb 


TABLE    CLXIII. 
Taxation  in  the  County  <^  St,  JoHph^  for  the  year  1869, 


ASflESBBD  AXD  CaBB  VALUATION 

9  or  TOE  PCRSO^ 

For  Cash  Valnc 

rAL  AND  Real  £ 
Caph  \ 

STATS  FOR  1S69. 

AssEsesD  Valuation  of 

'ALUS  OF 

mnltiply 
Asaesflod  vala- 

Penonftl  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

ation  by 

Personal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

1180,885  00 

$808,910  00 

1.885740 

$245,872  21 

$1,615,966  24 

148,140  00 

706,720  00 

1.M7048 

51,451  98 

742,068  85 

888,890  00 

1.848,285  00 

1.644617 

548,154  89 

2,217,498  88 

68,4S0  00 

877,445  00 

1.286428 

83,065  99 

485.665  81 

180.290  00 

798.d00  00 

1625172 

195,491  98 

1,290,061  68 

80,700  00 

682,100  00 

1.722 

104,626  40 

899,066  60 

46,260  00 

494.298  00 

2. 

90,600  00 

988,696  00 

78.248  00 

686,220  00 

1.652110 

125,961  82 

968,499  92 

890,100  00 

1,610,260  00 

1.760277 

686.684  06 

2,884,486  08 

204,684  00 

794,476  00 

1.604985 

828,844  02 

1,276,080  78 

86,685  00 

592,965  00 

.992424 

84,886  98 

588,478  69 

187,880  00 

1,100,818  00 

1.188067 

198,021  75 

1,808,898  27 

188,725  00 

888,660  00 

1.246885 

165,486  17 

1,001,766  74 

58,075  00 

472,600  00 

2.184751 

111,167  15 

1,008,660  84 

258.854  00 

949,702  00 

1.216909 

806,889  49 

1,154,751  20 

148,460  00 

860,965  00 

1.68S958 

240,606  55 

1,454,018  58 

$8,410,960  00 

$12,906,128  00 

1.58169485 

$8,572,019  88 

$19,782,828  80 

34 


866 


AUDITOR  GENERAL. 


TA9LB  CLXIII-Cmdnved, 


Rate  or  Taxation  fob  Oknzbal  PcRPOBEe,  fob  tbb  Ybab  1869. 


BATB  OF  TAXATION  EXFBEB8BD  IN  BILLS. 


TOWNSHIP. 

State  Tax 

Connty 
Tax. 

Townsh'p 
Tax. 

Hifftaway 
Tax. 

School 
Tax. 

Total. 

Burr  Oak 

1.00 

.907 

1.00 

1.00 

1.00 

1.00 

1.11 

1.00 

.90 

.90 

1.00 

.90 

.90 

l.OO 

.968 

.916 

1.60 

1.50 

1.60 

1.50 

1.42 

1.60 

1.866 

1.60 

1.60 

1.66 

1.60 

1.60 

1.60 

1.70 

1.666 

2.125 

2.90 
6.666 
1.20 
1.00 

.285 
3.95 
1.888 
2.60 

.80 
7.05 
8.15 
1.10 
2.50 
8.90 
2.708 

.625 

2.50 
1.25 
.625 
.40 
.60 
2.60 
2.222 
1.42 
.888 
.888 
8.15 
1.60 
1.25 
2.00 

.Mro 
.25 

6.868 
2.987 
2.267 

a  8.089 
2.168 
2.661 
2.256 
2.096 
2.682 

a  4.284 
2.886 
4.899 
2.221 
2.174 
6.569 
8.700 

14.79 

Colon -- 

18.260 

CoDBtantine 

Fawn  River.- 

6.992 
6.989 

Florence. 

5.878 

Flowerfleld 

11.611 

Fabins 

9.287 

Lconidas 

8.616 

Lockport 

6.666 

Menaon 

Mottvillc 

1L60T 
11.6M 

Nottawa 

9jan 

Park 

8JT1 

Sherman __ 

10.774 

Stnrgls 

11.561 

White  Pigeon 

7.616 

.8495 

1.5805 

2.8994 

1.2282 

8.8860 

9.88n 

a  At  appears  fh>m  returns  at  Aoditor  Generars  office. 


SUPPLEMENT. 


267 


TA  BLE    CLXIII-Cmtinutd. 


AxorKT  OP  Taxes  AeeiBSBD  ros  Qbkxral  Ftrpobeb,  for  the  Year  18€9. 


State  Tax. 

County  Tax. 

I9&4  80 

$1,401  44 

778  08 

1.286  79 

1,681  96 

8,522  86 

445  90 

668  64 

914  09 

1,298  01 

682  80 

874  20 

098  90 

1,006  80 

662  46 

998  69 

180  82 

8,000  58 

899  15 

1,518  51 

678  60 

1,017  75 

1,145  91 

2,087  16 

914  74 

1,524  66 

064  68 

891  78 

1,151  57 

2,002  68 

■  919  18 

2,182  25 

118,018  01 

$24,207  83 

Township 
Tax. 


$2,709  46 
5,718  49 
2,017  89 

445  90 

260  52 
2,802  06 

988  99 
1.656  15 
1,600  28 
7,048  87 
2,187  28 
1,400  55 
2,540  94 
2,045  81 
8,256  17 

627  18 


$86,750  02 


Uighwaj 
Tax. 


$2,885  74 

1.072  88 

1,060  98 

178  86 

457  04 

1.457  00 

1,198  88 

940  70 

1,666  29 

882  22 

2,187  28 

2,087  16 

1.270  47 

1,049  15 

800  56 

250  85 


$18,785  01 


Total  of 

School  Tax. 

TaxCT. 

$6,402  98 

$1.3,788  92 

2.520  24 

11,875  98 

8,812  27 

11,085  08 

a  1,877  87 

8,116  87 

1,982  00 

4,911  66 

1,561  25 

6,767  81 

1,217  29 

5,010  86 

1,880  18 

5,612  18 

5,266  77 

11,714  19 

a  4.280  01 

14,668  29 

1,922  22 

7,888  08 

5.600  98 

12,221  71 

2,257  41 

8,508  12 

1,140  85 

5,692  20 

6.690  01 

18,904  94 

8,718  88 

7,642  69 

$51,079  11 

$148,788  48 

a  As  appears  ftom  returns  at  Auditor  Generars  office. 


268 


AUDITOR  GENERAL. 


TABLE    CLXIV. 

Statistics  (^  Assessment^  Valuation,  md 


NAME  OF  TOWNSHIP. 


Arbella. 

Akron 

Aimer 

Colnmbia 

Dayton 

Denmark 

Elmwood 

EUInirton 

Slkland 

Pair  GroTe ... 

Fremont 

Gilford 

Geneva  

Indian  Fields 

Juniata 

Koylton 

Kingston 

MiUington.... 

Noveata 

TasGola 

Vasaar 

Watertown... 

Wells 

Wlsner 


C'ENfUS  Statistics  op  ISTO. 


o  p 
•S'v 


188 

118 

141 

98 

129 

166 

74 

88 

104 

188 

185 

68 

85 

178 

202 

84 

OS 

129 

24 

287 

168 

140 

40 

82 


2,818 


• 

* 

^8 

OS 

5l 

Pt« 

> 

178 

IW 

118 

187 

141 

155 

98 

44 

129 

184 

167 

178 

74 

67 

88 

n 

108 

99 

181 

185 

186 

198 

68 

67 

85 

85 

109 

906 

806 

284 

84 

87 

68 

56 

124 

148 

94 

S9 

288 

209 

167 

188 

188 

120 

40 

46 

82 

41 

2,800 

2,991 

on 


6n 

W 

816 

m 

4S 

SIS 
935 

1« 

4» 
8M 

its 

106 
IJUl 

m 

16 


18.ffl 


SUPPLEMENT. 


269 


TABLE  CLXir. 
TaxcUion  in  Vie  County  of  Tvfcoia.  for  the  year  1860. 

ABSEPeSD  AND  CASH  VALUATIONS  OP  THE  PEIiaOKAL  AND  I^EAL  EbTATE  FOR  18€0, 


Assessed  Valuation  op 

For  Cash  Value 

Cash  A 

r'ALCE  or 

multiply 
Assessed  Valua- 

Personal Estate 

Real  Estate.  / 

tion  by 

Personal  Estate 

Heal  Estate. 

$19,476  (H) 

$108,645  00 

1.611510 

$31,885  76 

$175,082  50 

6,8T7  00 

60,105  00 

2.074853 

14,265  82 

124,678  98 

8,966  00 

68,981  00 

8.744142 

83,569  97 

258,274  6.') 

5,140  00 

40,176  00 

8.6(V4659 

18,018  94 

172,845  11 

6,fi94  00 

64.661  00 

2.6776S5 

17,656  65 

178,141  71> 

9,885  00 

88,6'.4  00 

1.828871 

18,024  02 

161,667  9G 

H,»40  00 

38,270  00 

2.878824 

9,819  28 

110,076  91 

3,664  00 

89,469  00 

5.011286 

- 17.860  22 

197,790  45 

8,(i95  00 

85,815  00 

5.071741 

13,282  91 

181,796  56 

15,872  00 

86,810  00 

2.148782 

82,954  22 

188,957  98 

6,876  00 

58,261  00 

6.854252 

40,514  71 

870,205  08 

5.795  00 

51,822  00 

1.718750 

9,942  97 

88,209  60 

4,5t9  00 

24,718  00 

8.009259 

18,598  84 

74,882  m 

25,854  00 

90.904  00 

8.876880 

93.294  <M 

852,424  72 

80,908  00 

112,799  00 

8.675854 

112,458  48 

414,676  26 

2,968  00 

28,418  00 

4.108786 

12,194  88 

116,768  48 

4,295  00 

88,240  00 

1.742471 

7,414  21 

57,919  74 

10,487  00 

75,426  00 

2.491694 

26.005  81 

187,988  51 

610  00 

16,618  00 

8.865800 

1,971  80 

48,414  28 

52,164  00 

156,578  00 

2.878818 

124,062  58 

872,892  27 

37,068  00 

111,682  00 

2.169069 

80,827  18 

242,245  96 

7,981  00 

79,106  00 

1            5.067406 

40,189  60 

400,862  22 

1,886  00 

22,462  00 

1.688294 

8,096  78 

36.687  05 

4,752  00 

29,688  00 

1.801653 

6,185  45 

88,578  89 

$277,287  00 

$1,580,788  00 

2.94401772 

$787,589  62 

$4,685,808  80 

270 


AUDITOR  GEKEBAL. 


TABLE    CLXIV-CorUinwd. 


Rate  ow  Taxation  for  Oenbbal  PuRPOsse,  fob  the  Year  laiO. 


RATE   OF    TAXATION    EXPRESSED   U<    XIXXS. 


TOWNSHIP. 


ArbcIIa 

Akron^ 

Aimer 

Colombia 

Dayton 

Denmark 

Bimwood 

Ellington 

Elkland 

FairGroTc... 

Fremont 

Gilford 

Geneva  

Indian  Fields 

Janiata 

Koylton 

Kingston 

Milnngton... 

Novesta. 

Tuscola 

Yaraar 

Watcrtown . . 

Wells 

Winner 


State  Tax 


1.80 

2.00 

2.10 

2.00 

2.00 

2.60 

2.00 

8.70 

2.10 

2.M 

2.50 

2.80 

1.80 

2.80 

2.20 

2.00 

8.00 

2.00 

2.60 

2.00 

2.10 

1.876 

2.10 

1.70 


2.2M 


County 
Tax. 


6.70 
7.10 
7.70 
7.80 
8.20 
9.80 
7.60 
2.80 
7.60 
7.80 
8.90 
8.50 
6.80 
8.80 
8.80 
7.40 
9.00 
7.40 
9.00 
8.60 
7.60 
7.00 
8.00 
6.00 


7.766 


Townsh'p 
Tax. 

Highway 

8.60 

10.40 

14.00 

10.00 

17.00 

10.00 

24.00 

10.00 

10.70 

10.40 

7.40 

10.80 

81.70 

10.00 

24.60 

10.00 

42.10 

10.40 

6.80 

10.00 

14.60 

10.40 

15.00 

10.00 

11.00 

10.00 

6.40 

10.40 

1.80 

7.40 

16.20 

10.00 

8.00 

87.00 

9.70 

10.00 

68.50 

10.00 

1.70 

12.80 

10.80 

6.00 

16.25 

10.875 

28.00 

10.00 

8.60 

17.80 

11.292 

10.488 

School 
Tax. 


6.911 
8.498 
8.240 

12.887 
8.087 
9.682 
8.87S 
7.718 

10.154 
8.112 
8.578 

10.872 
a  2.00 

18.188 
5.419 
9.172 
2.519 

12.865 

a  2.089 

5.106 

18.971 
8.000 
a2.0O 
8.785 


Total 


8.708 


S4J811 

45.04 

65.667 

89.927 

89.18^ 

54.«» 

72Jt5i 

84.9S8 

41.979 

46.172 

81.tt 

44.W 

M.619 

44.772 

mJM 

41.466 

77.C 


s&tn 

4S.809 

70.10 

82.786 


4A.498 


a  As  appears  from  returns  at  Auditor  General^s  office. 


SUPPLEMENT. 


271 


TABLE    CLXIV-Ooniimwi. 


Amount  op  Taxss  AsesftscD  fob  Obnxral  PuBPoess,  vob  tbb  Yeab  1860. 


State  Tax. 

County  Tax. 

$2^62 

S858  41 

188  96 

475  57 

168  69 

600  19 

108  68 

896  51 

142  51 

5&4  29 

246  22 

915  95 

68  02 

815  48 

874  89 

98  98 

82  82 

299  74 

206  41 

789  22 

161  SO 

675  27 

181  85 

485  41 

52  68 

198  81 

267  89 

964  94 

815  47 

1.190  20 

62  77 

282  26 

112  49 

887  46 

171  78 

685  89 

42  S\ 

154  11 

417  4fi 

1,774  81 

812  80 

1,180  28 

168  19 

609  26 

51  15 

194  86 

58  46 

206  84 

$4,068  06 

114,028  19 

Township 

Tax. 

$1,089  08 

987  75 

1,825  10 

1.808  58 

762  48 

728  82 

1,815  87 

1.05S  61 

1,660  42 

687  45 

948  70 

656  61 

821  61 

627  79 

186  42 

508  45 

299  96 

882  87 

916  08 

854  86 

1,681  76 

1,414  85 

682  02 

120  87 

$20,415  91 

Highway 
Tax. 


16 
05 


$1,882  46 
669  62 
779  47 
648 
741 

1,014  44 
415  10 
480  88 
410  18 

1,011  82 
672  22 
671  07 
292  87 

1.209  08 

1,061  14 
818  66 

1,887  82 
858 

in 

2,567  58 
748  08 
908  01 
248  53 
612  14 


28 


$18,954  09 


Total  of 

School  Tax. 

Taxos. 

$884  60 

$4,895  02 

570  25 

2,796  8& 

642  81 

.    8,510  76 

662  82 

8,014  70 

614  74 

2.S45  02 

958  57 

8.859  00 

140  00 

2,269  47 

881  95 

2,294  2(^ 

400  50 

2,858  66 

820  87 

8,466  77 

65150 

2,907  28 

502  82 

2,686  70 

a   174  22 

1,089  64 

2,108  76 

5,177  96 

777  11 

8,580  84 

287  90 

1,405  24 

90  61 

2,282  84 

1,061  76 

8,560  88 

a     86  77 

1.820  00 

1,066  96 

6,180  18 

2,077  71 

5,795  68 

606  80 

8,786  11 

a  48  71 

1,220  82 

128  45 

1,125  76 

$16,786  68 

$78,223  85 

a  Ab  appears  fh>in  retaros  at  Auditor  Qeneral*a  oiBce. 


272 


AUDITOR   GENERAL. 


TABLE    CLXV. 

StatiHics  qf  AsiesfmerU^  Valuation^  and 


NAME  OB'  TOWNSHIP. 


Almeua 

yVrlington 

Antwerp 

Bangor 

Bloomingdalc 

Colombia 

Decatur 

Deerfield 

Geneva. 

Hamilton 

Hartford 

Kceler 

Lawrence 

Porter 

Paw  Paw 

Pine  Grove... 
South  Haven 
VVavcrly 


Census  Statistics  ot  1570. 


• 

ae 

v<  . 

O** 

.» 

o** 

'Ao 

> 

245 

84i 

SUPPLEMENT. 


27^ 


TABLE    CLXY. 
TkaxaiiOH  in  the  County  qf  Van  Burtn^  for  the  year  ISGif. 


A«S£SS£D  AND  CaOH  VALrATIOXS  OF  TH£  PSBSONAL  AND  REAL  EfiTATE  TOR  1669. 


Ai»9£ri!>£iJ    \ 

Al^UATIU?!  W*- 

For  Cash  Value 
multiply 

\.a:>u  1 

r  AX<U£  VJT 

1 

.\FScseod  Valu- 

Persona] EsUitc 

Kcal  Estate. 
8449,980  00 

ation  by 

PcrHonal  Estate 

Real  Estate. 

$72,261  00 

1.189590 

182,447  91 

$512,792  70 

91,010  00 

516,960  00 

1.179104 

107,899  60 

609,587  81 

66.845  00 

875,685  00 

8.176918 

210,705  84 

1,198,619  26 

78,775  00 

440,480  00 

.846158 

62,424  98 

872,6n  16 

68,815  00 

450,815  00 

1.090909 

74,525  44 

601,070  86 

61,098  00 

891,670  00 

1.245098 

76,072  99 

467,667  68 

188,040  00 

566,076  00 

1.287672 

170,648  24 

725,860  85 

87,090  00 

258,769  00 

1.088161 

89,460  47 

268,680  20 

88,890  00 

828,800  00 

1.158955 

45,071  75 

874,090  15 

115.810  00 

679,620  00 

.755222 

87,084  64 

518,268  n 

112,847  00 

792,620  00 

.541516 

60,687  69 

428,801  26 

145,665  00 

762,780  00 

.996019 

145,876  48 

761,219  08 

195,880  00 

975,956  00 

.675 

182,219  00 

668,760  62 

54,875  00 

527,800  00 

1.702040 

92,548  42 

897,485  60 

189,200  00 

427,275  00 

4.582191 

687,840  98 

1,957,866  65 

61,475  00 

300,880  00 

1.498644 

91,821  76 

448,686  10 

157,685  00 

803,155  00 

.819917 

50,898  12 

266,942  98 

66,225  00 

858,775  00 

.968076 

68,779  70 

840,712  21 

|1,«9«,M5  00 

19,410,065  00 

1.21680066 

12,281,864  11 

111,299,684  97 

35 


274 


AUDITOR   GENERAL, 


TABLE    C L X  V- Continued, 


Rate  op  Taxation  tob  General  Purposes,  for  thi 

:  Year  1S« 

19. 

BATE  OF  TAXATION  EXTRSSSBO  IN  MILLS. 

TOWNSHIP. 

State  Tax 

.GO 
.60 

1.70 
.65 
.70 
.60 
.90 
.60 
.56 
.875 
.46 
.583 
.60 
.65 

1.70 
.70 
.50 
.GO 

.669 

County 
Tax. 

Townsh'p 
Tax. 

1.80 

1.00 

2.00 

1.80 

1.40 

1.80 

9.00 

1.00 

7.80 

.46 

.40 

.488 

2.08 

2.80 

14.20 

1.10 

8.40 

8.40 

Higliway 
Tax. 

School 
Tax. 

Total, 

Almena 

Arlington 

Antwerp 

Bangor  

Bloomingdale 

Columbia 

1.2 
1.08 
8.50 
1.15 
l.GO 
1.20 
2.00 
1.10 
1.06 
.76 
1.00 
1.100 
1.18 
1.26 
8.40 
1.40 
1.10 
1.00 

1.S72 

2.60 
2.50 
6.00 
2.60 
2.50 
2.60 
2.50 
2.00 
5.00 
2.676 
1.00 
2.088 
1.26 
1.26 
.83 
2.60 
2,60 
2.60 

a  4.812 

aS.58S 

12.716 

8.274 

a  7.610 
4.078 
7.188 
3.117 
4.849 
2.147 

a  6.648 
6.791 
2.785 
2^886 
6.780 
2.244 
2.996 
3.163 

9.91^ 
18.569 
94.916 

9.274 
18.619 

9.(IS 

Becatnr 

21 J^ 

I)eerfleld 

7.617 

Geneva .. 

18w749 

Hamilton  _ 

Hartford 

9jm 

Kecler 

9.916 

Lawrence  _ -.... 

1JM 

Porter 

8.991 

Paw  Paw 

S6.M6 

Pine  Grove 

8.0M 

Sonth  Haven. 

Waverly 

10.096 
10.60 

2.876 

2.207 

4.902 

iLsac 

a  As  appears  fVom  rotume  at  Auditor  Gcncrare  office. 


SUPPLEMENT. 


275 


TABLE    CLX  V—OonUnued. 


AxouNT  OF  Taxis  Assessed  for  Okxebal  Purfosbs,  for  the  Year  1869. 

Township 

Highway 

Total  of 

State  Tax. 

Co  unty  Tax. 

Tax. 

Tax. 

School  Tax. 

Taxes. 

$818  85 

$686  69 

_  . 

$678  91 

$1,805  60 

a  $2,851  90 

$5,176  45 

804  98 

626  71 

608  46 

1,521  15 

a  5,195  08 

8,855  58 

T51  71 

1,647  68 

8&ft  80 

2,210  90 

5.628  85 

11,017  45 

288  81 

TjOI  84 

985  57 

1,885  61 

1,6S8  86 

4,769  09 

299  84 

641  45 

598  68 

1,069  0^4 

a  8,978  83 

6,686  88 

371  66 

MS  82 

5SS  60 

1.131  92 

1,844  81 

4,879  8* 

€51  71 

1,448  88 

651  71 

1.810  29 

5,201  82 

9.768  76 

145  88 

820  95 

554  86 

588  54 

617  6vS 

2,823  41 

199  81 

880  80 

2,618  49 

1,810  95 

1,756  48 

6,790  43 

298  10 

596  20 

857  72 

2,126  44 

1,707  4S 

5,085  94 

408  74 

S94  97 

857  99 

894  97 

a  5,855  77 

8,406  44 

484  18 

D99  84 

898  84 

1,898  19 

5,860  59 

9,089  64 

708  10 

1,8S2  77 

2,878  88 

1,464  79 

8,864  16 

9,198  65 

878  09 

727  09 

1.628  69 

727  09 

1,858  95 

4,819  91 

968  01 

1,986  02 

8,048  95 

188  64 

8,818  68 

14,984  85 

258  26 

506  58 

897  99 

940  69 

888  80 

2,980  67 

4M85 

1,056  76 

3,266  85 

2.497  79 

2,878  72 

10,179  97 

253  00 

480  00 

'1,488  00 

1.050  00 
$84,511  51 

1,828  50 

4,478  60 

fr,4M78 

$15,886  80 

$26,887  00 

$51,441  29 

1 

$128,010  70 

a  A9  sppcars  from  returns  at  Auditor  Gcnerars  office. 


27C 


AUDITOR  GKXERAL. 


TABLE   CLXVI. 

Statistics  qf  Assessment^  Valttation,  imi 

Census  SxATiBTicff  or  IStO. 


NAME  OF  TOWNSHIP. 


Aai^sta 

Ann  Arbor. 

Ann  Arbor  City— l8t  and  2d  wards 

''  — 8d  and  4th  wardfl^ . 

—6th  and  6th  wards. . 

Bridgewatcr 

Dexter 

Freedom 

Lima 

Lodl 

Lyndon  

MoncheBter 

Northflcld 

Pittafleld 

Salem _ 

Scio 

Soperior 

Saline 

Sylvan 

SEaron 

Webater 

TpsUanti 

Ypallanti  City— 1  at,  2d  and  8d  wards 

'*  —4th  and  5th  wards . . 
York  


oa 
ox 

Q 


310 
257 

498 
839 
280 
176 
245 
202 
285 
155 
491 
2»2 
W9 
268 
491 
246 
392 
407 
206 
179 
808 
605 
420 
888 


7,964 


• 

1 
* 

a 

B 

«M  e> 

•«  m. 

«S 

oB 

or 

^1 

P4 

.,  o 

> 

808 

829 

258 

815 

578 

675 

580 

617 

849 

428 

280 

408 

164 

226 

228 

264 

196 

250 

285 

298 

145 

S07 

491 

664 

282 

286 

214 

297 

2M 

881 

498 

6»0 

841 

818 

892 

512 

420 

462 

206 

805 

179 

292 

806 

291 

725 

7bl 

465 

585 

888 

419 
10,125 

8,172 

0 


l,4Tl 
1^ 
»Ml 
2,« 

i,n« 

8» 
1J« 
1,IH 
1,M» 


2^< 

1.121 

i.ti< 

1,20 
IJOi 

i,wr 

974 
1^ 

a,tn 

i.2N 

1,011 


41,411 


8UPPLKMENT. 


•277 


TABLE   CLXVI. 
raxatton,  in  Ui4  County  of  Waghienaw^  for  tht  year  ISC'J. 


AffexesKD  and  Cash  Valuations  of  the  Pkrkonal  and  Ueal  Estate  for  1P€D. 

ASFESfcED  \ 

'alcation  op 

1 
For  Cash  Valnc 

Cash  \ 

ALUK  OP 

— — 

-  —     -       -  - 

maltiply       1 
AescBsed  Valu- 

-        — 

Personal  Et<tato 

Kcal  Estate. 
$198,077  00 

ation  by 

PerHonttlE.-*tate 
$S2,01l  Oi. 

Kcal  Etttato. 

S8.M-IS  00 

2.383888 

$468,575  60 

66.680(H) 

481,145  00 

4.277270 

7s%015  S8 

1,844,128  67 

2«l,9M  (K) 

:i2 1,095  00 

4.4874 

1189,840  51 

2,812,806  95 

88,960  00 

869,175  00 

4.847138 

8W,941  81 

1,604,852  62 

22,825  00 

208,710  00 

4.260148 

97,287  76 

889,184  44 

r>7,ft25  00 

;W1.890  00 

8.299284 

189,791  81 

2,094,999  86 

42,010  00 

244,280  00 

8.289700 

186,099  79 

791,281  98 

«7,260  00 

251,685  00 

4.204879 

114,611  87 

1,057,968  90 

49,421  00 

815,570  00 

3.805602 

188,071  71 

1,190,902  26 

79,290  00 

856,807  00 

4.221458 

}m,719  00 

1,506,497  26 

44,560  00 

167,560  Ofl 

2.418894 

107.540  88 

404,888  29 

irjO,8S5  00 

895,195  00 

8.828871 

577,528  90 

1,512,968  07 

86,400  00 

276,250  CO 

4.882852 

177,717  61 

1,826.749  74 

78,810  00 

469,880  00 

2.971768 

284,204  U 

1,894,787  62 

77.968  0(» 

888,175  00 

2.997555 

288,718  86 

1,148,688  13 

122,070  00 

MK),985  00 

2.920970 

856,562  80 

1,168,916  10 

68,200  00 

858,890  00 

1.285915 

78,109  82 

448,667  68 

104.550  00 

470,469  00 

8.122968 

826,506  80 

1,469,269  68 

102,140  00 

808.230  00 

4.441828 

458,688  81 

1,846,896  60 

45,625  00 

288,275  00 

8.416666 

155,886  88 

984,989  89 

46,750  00 

407,280  00 

2.160498 

101,008  04 

879,817  56 

69,875  00 

447.895  00 

8.156842 

220,549  89 

957,097  58 

258,900  00 

480,850  00 

8.714 

942,984  60 

1,600.176  90 

106.605  00 

281,410  00 

3.811219 

250.986  92 

660,400  18 

58,260  00 

888,080  00 

2.821  &10 

128,650  54 

889,878  86 

$3,045,5n  00 

$8,792,268  00 

8.49250682 

$7,022,478  56 

$80,820,744  01 

278 


ArDITOR   UKKKRAL. 


TA  BLE    CLX  VI-  Confinued. 


Rate  op  Taxation  for  Gexerat.  Porposks,  for  tue  Year  1869. 


RATE  OF  TAXATIOX  EXPRESSED  IN  XILI.» 


TOWNSHIP. 

State  Tax 

2.2S 

2.50 

2.80 

2.28 

8.20 

2.40 

2.40 

8.00 

2.622 

8.00 

2.25 

2.15 

8.00 

2.514 

2.50 

2.666 

2.60 

2.40 

2.20 

2.70 

2.10 

2.40 

2.10 

1.90 

'I.W 

2.441 

County 
Tax. 



8.85 

4.00 

4.00 

8.85 

4.50 

6.20 

8.80 

4.90 

4.044 

5.00 

4.00 

8.r)5 

4.80 

4.12S 

4.875 

4.00 

4.20 

4.00 

8.50 

4.40 

8.50 

8.90 

8.60 

8.10 

8.988 

4.078 

Township 
Tax. 

Hlffhway 
Tax. 

5.85 
2.00 
2.284 
4.418 
4.80 
8.888 
5.20 
a 
4.444 
8.88.8 
5.00 
8.888 
8.888 
2.50 
8.168 
2.50 
2.00 
1.00 
5.00 
2.00 
2.50 
4.00 
7.50 
6.90 
b  2.627 

3.6C4 

School 
Tax. 

Total. 

Augusta 

Ann  Arbor 

9.50 
1.80 
6.80 
9.60 
5.80 
1.00 
.60 
.40 
8.422 
2.10 
1.60 
1.561 
2.40 
1.30 
1.875 
2.166 
.80 
.60 
8.20 
8.10 
1.60 
8.8S 
10.00 
9.40 
1.50 

3.451 

11.815 
2.554 

17.418 
17.418 
17.64T 
2.46S 
8.1S0 
2.862 
5.013 
2.508 
8.272 
9.587 
5.612 
2.786 
1.982 
5.710 
6.278 
6.1S4 
8.885 
2.806 
1.498 
8.815 
16.586 
16.022 
8.14i> 

7.871 

83.SS& 
lij8M 

City— l8t  &  2d  w'd8 
-8d&4thwM8 
— 5th&6th  w'ds 

Bridgewa  tcr 

Dexter 

Freedom 

87.4«l 

84.M7 

15.898 

15.15 

1I.1C2 

Lima 

Lodi 

Lyndon 

Mancheetcr 

19..&14 
15.986 
1&08S 
80.181 

Northflcld 

19.145 

Pittsfleld 

Salem 

18.175 
18L895 

Sclo 

17.095 

Superior 

Safine. 

Sylvan 

Sharon 

14.873 

14.1S* 
S2.S5 

I5.0G< 

Webster. 

Ypeilanti 

J1.19S 
16.995 

City— 1, 2,  i  8  wards 

— 4  a  5  ward.s.. 

York 

39.^6 
87.8» 

18.58S 

21.008 

a  Unable  to  get  rate,    b  Rate  taken  from  rctnrnsi  of  186S. 


SUPPLEMENT. 


279 


TABLE    CLXVI—  Continued. 


AxouKT  OF  Taxes  Asbessed  for  General  Ptrpobes,  fob  the  Year  1869. 


i 

Townehlp 

Highway 

BtAte  Tax. 

Coauty  Tax. 

Tax.         j 

1 

Tax. 

School  Tax. 

$588  12 

$900  24 

$2,221  U 

$1,260  96 

$2,645  91 

1,^44  45 

1,991  12 

647  11 

995  66 

1,271  78 

1,7U  82 

2,976  20 

4.687  53 

1,700  00 

12,960  80 

1,088  18 

1,744  58 

4.804  69 

1,999  65 

7,892  79 

740  91 

1,041  91 

1.227  14 

996  60 

4,088  01 

981  00 

2,414  87 

889  42 

1,297  92 

959  22 

686  0b 

1,087  71 

171  74 

1,488  45 

90171 

S86  67 

1,866  56 

111  56 

a 

798  24 

957  01 

1,476  02 

1,249  00 

1,622  02 

1,829  47 

1,808  47 

2,180  79 

915  98 

1,468  71 

1,091  91 

477  27 

848  48 

889  89 

1,060  60 

604  11 

1,174  01 

1,98S4S 

862  88 

1,819  98 

5,286  16 

987  95 

1,500  72 

750  86 

1,042  06 

1,765  69 

1,873  02 

2,262  72 

712  58 

1,870  85 

1,500  20 

1,150  86 

2,017  50 

862  77 

8,764  81 

914  48 

1,860  98 

2,492  02 

1,849  48 

1,567  51 

8,567  55 

1,097  48 

1,772  78 

887  67 

844  18 

2,225  88 

1,880  05 

2,800  OS 

845  01 

575  02 

3,656  IB 

891  81 

1,418  SO 

1,297  18 

2,026  86 

8,879  08 

901  58 

1.460  16 

1,085  09 

667  80 

987  08 

953  86 

1,588  98 

726  87 

1,184  95 

880  20 

1,^1  45 

2,017  85 

1,748  87 

2,069  08 

1,714  44 

1.487  9S 

2,465  10 

6,847  60 

5,185  68 

11,822  61 

741  01 

1,209  02 

8,666  05 

2,691  08 

6,448  82 

1,047  22 

K716  18 

645  51 
$87,441  11 

6  1,146  27 

1,878  95 

$26,457  04 

^,196  72 

td9,709  49 

$79,879  62 

Total  of 
TaxcH. 


$7,551  57 
6,160  02 

24,085  84 

16,974  79 
8,086  67 
5,996  68 
4,886  50 
8,118  08 
7.188  52 
6;960  81 
8,419  &*> 

11,020  01 
5,986  78 
7,228  87 
8,709  87 

10,617  44 
6,277  89 
8,156  84 
9,018  67 
5.010  m 
5,288  81 
8,790  60 

27,208  72 

14,756  98 
5,929  OS 


$227,688  S8 


a  UiiAble  to  get  rate,    b  Rate  taken  from  rctnms  of  1868. 


280 


AUDITOR  OEXERAL. 


TABLE    CLXVIl. 

StatUtics  of  AM€989nent^  Valuaiiun^  and 


?rAME  OF   TOWNSHU*. 


ward. 

wai*d 

ward. 

ward. 

ward. 

ward. 

ward. 


l>clroit  City— l8t 

—2d 

— 8d 

-4th 

—5th 

—6th 

-7th 

'■       — 8th  ward 

•'       —9th  ward 

—10th  ward.... 

Brownstown 

(^anton 

Dearborn 

Ecorsc 

Greenfield 

GroBse  Point 

Hamtramck 

Huron 

Livonia 

MonKoagon 

Nankin 

Plymouth 

Rodford 

Romulus 

Sprlng^ells 

Snmpter 

Taylor 

VanBuren 

Wvandottc  City— l»t  ward. 
"  '•    —2d  ward. 

*'  ••    — 8d  ward. 


f 


Census  Statistics  or 

1S7D. 

• 

ae 

-o 

^2 

o  a 

o^ 

c  »- 

OS 

» 

o% 

PB 

o« 

o-S 

y<% 

Sz;§ 

^° 

^5 

a 

b 

> 

s 

700 

7S2 

1,163 

4,S9« 

ISD 

208 

575 

1,642 

598 

620 

1,009 

8.998 

978 

1.200 

1,111 

5.«09 

l,hrj 

l.SU 

1.985 

9,8» 

1,8&I 

1,552 

2,887 

14,27S 

1.460 

1,704 

1,552 

8,669 

1.621 

1,571 

1,405 

7,5« 

2.404 

2.825 

2.063 

IKiU 

2,805 

2,547 

1,762 

1LK2 

426 

412 

441 

2,0«T 

820 

800 

845 

1,89S 

462 

489 

461 

«.8oe 

427 

407 

484 

2.211 

499 

466 

466 

2,406 

8S8 

8S5 

418 

2.2W 

564 

552 

402 

8,00S 

256 

28S 

258 

1,2«:^» 

272 

860 

418 

1.679 

298 

299 

260 

1,4« 

619 

607 

758 

S.9S6 

6S4 

088 

785 

8.016 

424 

406 

899 

1352 

804 

290 

888 

1,464 

627 

649 

682 

8,466 

250 

289 

216 

1,106 

192 

178 

198 

967 

450 

442 

609 

!,»« 

586 

582 

498 

1 

2,181 

21,491 

SS,201 

28,678 

119,0M 

SUPPLEMENT. 


281 


TABLE    CLXTII. 
Taxation  in  the  County  of  Wayne^  for  the  ytar  1869. 


Assessed  and  Cash  Valuation- 

<i  OP  THE  Peesonal  and  Real  Estate  for  1869. 

Assessed  V 

ALUATION    or 

For  Cash  Value 

Caph  \ 

'alue  oil' 

mnltlply 
AsHcbfcd  \ala- 

Personal  Estate 

Keal  Et>tttte. 

ntlon  by 

Pcrfconal  Estate 

Keal  E«»tat-. 

$1,151,827  00 

$l,S92,30ri  0(1 

2.51814.5 

$2,S03.7S6  80 

§4,756.863  rs 

:*,6SSJ41  00 

i.r>70,Sl6  (HI 

3.314266 

8,745,.1b9  5T 

.\520,4<>4  17 

8(i8,260  00 

948.003  00 

.'}.!i4780S 

2,247.080  26 

5.514,555  14 

801,108  00 

722:061  00 

4.927r«6 

l,48'i,608  50 

8,M7,08l  57 

430,994  00 

1,S<S9,736  00 

4.076525 

2,144,852  41 

0,8M,787  94 

4t30,984  00 

if,050,687  00 

1.405153 

591,476  25 

2,881.526  98 

818,481  00 

1,018.'278  00 

3.8I65CS 

1,196.421  W 

3.867.244  88 

111,005  00 

768,270  00 

7.2 

842,436  00 

5,495,544  00 

819.202  00 

1,548.808  00 

4.504.-)04 

1,487,846  68 

6,974,859  57 

l»»,877  00 

1,281,86:)  (M) 

5.868084 

1,262,558  46 

6.882,801  93 

88,610  00 

185,265  00 

4. 

154,040  00 

741,060  00 

42,600  00 

316,800  00 

3.019807 

126,646  83 

956,698  8(1 

47,220  00 

846,400  00 

3.555555 

167,898  80 

1,281,064  25 

22,000  00 

170,800  00 

4. 

88,000  00 

681.200  00 

42,950  00 

080,860  00 

4.895522 

210,262  66 

3.888,165  10 

28.610  00 

865,425  00 

U.290540 

195,789  W 

8,029,570  57 

79,580  00 

780,235  00 

3.857604 

267,035  01 

2,451,888  77 

18,551  00 

119,425  00 

8.491525 

47,81^  65 

416,975  S7 

68,940  00 

280,040  00 

2.610288 

188,647  73 

577,466  65 

88,241  00 

221,448  00 

2.S96923 

99,8(r8  93 

574,950  69 

42,105  00 

881,255  00 

3.848943 

141,007  24 

1,109,854  11 

114,840  00 

489,820  00 

4.6875 

585,968  75 

2,206,081  25 

51,515  00 

277,660  00 

4.024890 

207,816  45 

1,117,412  12 

»4,860  00 

146,274  00 

2.756620 

68..W1  70 

408,514  88 

45,280  00 

525,512  00 

9.898089 

424,887  86 

4,086,027  67 

15,605  00 

108,755  00 

4.700854 

73,809  81 

486,787  10 

i»,58noo 

97,516  00 

8.6l»7478 

50,008  88 

860,551  24 

4S,240  00 

277,820  00 

5.520MW 

288,199  98 

1,581,087  40 

5,885  00 

45.644  00 

2.777777 

14,986  11 

126,788  85 

n.TTSOO 

80,091  00 

.899550 

19,585  00 

72.045  86 

2,725  00 

25,895  00 
$90,432,561  00 

2.069851 

5,688  98 
$26,110,757  99 

68,685  64 

|T,099,666  00 

4.010652187 

$81,948,296  74 

36 

, 

28*^ 


AUDITOR   GENERAL. 


TABLE    CL  X  VII-  Continued. 


Hate  of  Taxation  for  General  Purposes,  for  the  Year  18<». 


RATE  OF  TAXATION  EXPRESSED  IN  Mn.LS. 


T0WN8I1IP. 


D©troit  City— ward  1. 

"    —ward  2. 

••    —wards. 

"    —ward  4. 

"    —ward  6. 

"    —ward  6. 

"     -ward  7. 

*•    —ward  8. 

•*    —wards. 

•'    —ward  10 

Brownstown 

Canton 

Dearborn 

Kcorsc 

Greenfield 

(Irosee  Point 

llamtramck 

Huron 

Livonia 

Monguagon 

Ntiiikin 

PlymoQth 

Redford 

RomalaH 

Springwella 

Sumpter 

Taylor_ 

Van  Bnren 

Wyandotte  City- w.  1 

"  ••       W.2 

■    — W.8 


State  Tax 


2.10 

2.10 

2.10 

2.10 

2.10 

2.10 

2.10 

2.10 

2.10 

2.10 

2.87 

2.20 

2.00 

2.50 

2.00 

2.4o 

1.90 

2.30 

1.709 

2.20 

2.20 

2.38 

2.50 

2.385 

2.00 

2.10 

2.35 

2.C0 

2.26 

2.25 

2.82 


County 
Tax. 


2.11b 


7.60 

7.460 

7.48 

7.566 

7.C88 

7.466 

7.80 

7.866 

7.80 

7.28 

S.96 

7.00 

7.60 

f».00 

C.OO 

8.15 

r..6o 
y.oo 

7.09 
7.60 
7.70 
7.50 
S.OO 
S.814 
7.90 
9.00 
12.05 
S.OO 
8.58 
S.50 
•1.64 


1.486 


Township 
Tax. 


a  18.75 
a  18.76 
a  18.75 
a  18.75 
a  18.75 
a  18.75 
a  19.75 
a  18.75 
a  18.75 
a  18.75 

17.01 
1.40 
3.50 

10.00 


Highway 
Tax. 


a 
a 
a 


1. 10 

4.55 

1.90 

4.00 

l.llS 

2.20 

2.70 

.s'J 

4.50 

17.10 

1.S5 

5.0t) 

3.50 

C.OO 

12.00 

12.00 

12.11 


School 
Tax. 


15.208! 


b 


5.86 
5.00 
5.00 

10.00 
3.829 
2.67 
1.83 

10.00 
5.00 
8.9S 
5.00 

11.08 
3.38 
5.00 
3.15 

10.00 
5.00 

10.00 
4.58 
4.50 
4.64 


1.286 


Totai. 


4.858 

4.858 

4.858 

4.858 

4.3S8 

4.858 

4.858 

4.353 

4.858 

4.858 

13.891 

6.699 

4.8S8 

15.107 

5.986 

5.614 

5.1  Si 

9.1  S6 

2.998 

10.162 

4.787 

7.S5S 

4.855 

6.881 

4.602 

7.118 

S.701 

14.494 

44.422 

44.432 

44.422 


5.212, 


82.608 
8S.6a» 
88.688 
8«.76» 
88.79S 
8d.68» 
8S.90B 
82.M» 
8S.5(B 
82.488 
47.091 
22.899 
22.489 
46.607 
17.4H 
28.484 
16.914 
81.486 
17.910 
26.142 
22.887 
29.59b 
22.685 
d9J80 
19J02 
S3.21h 
81.601 
41.694 
n.74S 
71.678 
6S.182 


8LS5T 


a  City  tax.    b  On  $101,000  asBepeed  A'alaation. 
|ir>S,684.  the  rate  was  8'i  milli»  per  dollar. 


the  rate  was  5  mills  on  a  dollar:  od 


8CPPLEMKNT. 


283 


TABLK    CLXVII—  CotUinued. 


Amouxt  or  Taxes  A8!)e»nED  von  General  Pctbposks,  fob  the  Year  18<!9. 


State  Tax. 


|C,892  87 

10,940  18 

d,786»t 

2,148  65 

4,881  58 

5,190  41 

2,786  19 

1,848  58 

3,981  98 

3,186  dO 

690  85 

T90  68 

787  42 

480  75 

1,447  62 

958  14 

1,688  55 

806  85 

4^4  18 

571  81 

821  89 

1,407  69 

922  94 

408  18 

1,141  49 

250  64 

260  95 

S80  86 

115  85 

229  19 

66  40 


$58,276  71 


Comity  Tax. 


$28,186  09 

88,894  77 

9,854  80 

7,741  26 

17.881  40 

l!^,458  12 

0,685  84 

6.4vS4  11 

18,688  5.") 

10,969  65 

2,005  02 

'i,515  80 

2,9««2  20 

1.780  70 

4,842  86 

3.170  64 

5,844  45 

1,196  7S 

•>.008  4C 

1,978  60 

2,S74  87 

4,581  20 

^,088  40 

1,422  78 

4.508  86 

1,074  15 

1,888  04 

2,748  22 

485  86 

182  80 


$206,080  07 


TowDtthip 
Tax. 


a  $57,079 
a    97,679 
24,869 
19,184 
48,188 
46,842 
24,876 
16.505 
85.015 
2^,448 
a,ii06 
508 
1,877 
i.928 
796 
1,770 
1,588 
KM 
816 
571 
1.008 
501 
l,4iJl 
•2.926 
1.055 
596 
888 
1,917 
a     612 
a  1,222 
a     846 


16 
74 
12 
88 
69 
68 
78 
16 
81 
25 
41 
16 
90 
00 
19 
11 
55 
91 
71 
81 
07 
46 
29 
22 
87 
75 
61 
86 
47 
86 
59 


$11S.832  21 


Uighway 
Tox. 


$1,199  45 

1,797  00 

1,9^  55 

1,923  00 

2.408  81 

1,088  72 

1,076  99 

1,829  76 

1,416  40 

»   1,088  95 

1,866  SO 

6,694  09 

1,090  15 

855  62 

1,797  84 

1.988  50 

555  21 

8,195  60 

281  21 

458  88 

182  SO 


$M,009  8<} 


School  Tax. 


Total  of 
Taxon. 


$13,262  75 

$99,860  87 

22,679  48 

170,194  12 

5,774  16 

43,888  42 

4,454  26 

88,628  50 

10,016  08 

75.317  65 

10,709  98 

80,746  40 

5,775  98 

48,124  19 

8,888  21 

28,670  06 

8,180  04 

60,701  88 

6,606  16 

49,809  20 

2,996  67 

10,687  90 

2,407  84 

8,014  4$ 

1,728  16 

8,854  28 

2,906  15 

8,962  60 

4,888  97 

18,829  46 

2,184  12 

9,116  78 

4,208  85 

18,706  89 

1,221  64 

4,585  94 

848  12 

5,078  82 

2,688  92 

6,789  09 

1,787  49 

8,858  02 

4,747  66 

17,882  OO 

1,488  86 

7,467  W 

1,092  17 

6,704  67 

8,087  86 

11,601  42 

849  56 

4,704  60 

966  25 

8,509  09 

4.621  97 

18,814  01 

2,267  27 

8,661  66 

4,524  99 

7,800  76 

1,271  36 

1,949  95 

$148,402  78 

$S60,05I  68 

a  City  tax.    b  On  $101,000  aasessed  valuation,  the  ratio  waa  5  mills  on  a  dollar ;  ou 
$156,681,  tl&c  ratio  Map  8.S  inUl8  per  dollar. 


tJ84 


AUDITOR   GEKEBAL 


TABLE     CLXVIII. 

SUitUties  of  AsMSStnaii^  VaiuatUm^  ttn4 


I 


Cknsds  Statistics  of  ISIO. 


NAME  OF  TOWNSniP. 


Colfax 

llano ver  ... 
SpringTille 
Wexford . . . 


m 

■ 

ae 

.  •* 

«S 

^  a 

o«« 

53 

VSo 

^S 

«u 

> 

c 

»M 

a 

IT! 

669 

bm 

M 

IW 

U 

SSI 

S25 

1 

TBO 

*  iDcIndcfl  township  of  Rcedor. 


SUPPLEMEirr. 


285 


TABLE    CLXVIIl. 
TftxatUn^  in  the  County  qf  Wejford^  for  the  year  1869. 


AasBSSBO  AND  Cash  VALUATiOKa  of  the  Personal  and  Real  Ebtatis  fob  1809. 


AA8B88ED  VALUATION  OF 


Pereonal  Estate 


S8,071  6T 

10,528  68 

8.225  00 

19,090  00 


$15,915  85 


Real  Estate. 


$558,889  79 

216,751  00 

97,468  29 

22,804  60 


$895,868  68 


For  Cash  Value 

multiply 

Asscflsed  \aln- 

tlon  by 


.742851 
.989778 
.55 
1.666606 


.80905961 


Cash  Value  op 


Personal  Estate 


$5,992  01 
9.804  67 
4,528  75 

31,816  65 


$52,226  98 


Real  Estate. 


$414,845  28 

208,696  74 

58,607  56 

87,174  82 


1709,828  90 


286 


.\rDITOR    GENERAL 


TABLE    CLX  VJII—Continuid. 


Ratb  of  Taxation  foxs  Oskxral  Pubpo9E$>,  fob  thx  Yeab  1869. 


BATB   of   taxation    EXPRESSED   IN    HIIXS. 


TOWNSHIP. 

State  Tax 

County 
Tax. 

Townsh'p 
Tax. 

Highway 
Tax. 

School 
Tax. 

Total. 

Colfax 

5.00 
5.00 
5.00 
5.00 

5.00 

1.00 
1.40 
2.50 
2.60 

5.00 

5.00 

10.00 

10.00 

a  2.00 

aS.OO 

a  2.00 

a  10.53 

18.00 

Hanover... 

18.40 

SpringviUe _ 

19.60 

Wexford 

88.06 

1.881 

C.G2d 

2.8TT 

ieL881 

a  As  appears  ft'om  retnma  at  Aaditor  Gencrars  olBco. 


SUPPLEMENT. 


287 


TABLE   C LXT I ri-C(mtinv€fi. 


Amount  op  Taxes  Assks^ed  fob  Gknicral  Pubfoses,  fob  the  Teab  1869. 


j    Township 
Slate  Tax,  j  County  Tax.  |         fj^^ 


Highway 
Tax. 


Sdiool  Tax. 


Total  of 
Taxet». 


1.186  40 
R28  47 
206  97 


$4,706  40 


$566  01  j 
HIS  19  ! 
264  28  I 
108  49  1 


$1,2J>3  82 


$2,884  56 

1,186  40 

1,849  68 

418  95 


$6,284  M 


a  $1,188  82 
a  454  50 
a  211  80 
a      487  95 


$3,287  72 


$7,869  85 
8,040  55 
2,868  72 
1,163  86 


$14,481  48 


a  Ae  appcsn)  f^oni  rcturnp  at  Anditor  Goncrare  oflSco. 


CENSUS     STATISTICS 


OF     TQE 


STATE  OF  MICHIGAN  l^OR  1870. 


Compiled  from  United  States  Census    Returns   on 

File  in  the  Office  of  the  Secretary  of 

State,  Lansing,  Michigan. 


CEN8IT8    KETiniNS. 


STATISTICS    FROM    CEN8US   OP    18T0. 


In/EX  TO  Details  or  Statistics. 


1 
S 

4 

5 
4 
T 
S 
9 
10 
11 
11 
13 
12 
13 
13 
II 
15 
1« 
17 
19 
19 
^ 
si 
33 
Si 
23 
«4 
8S 

27 
38 
» 

at 
as 

85 


roiNTlEs*. 


Alcona 

Alld^Q 

Alpena 

Antrim 

Barry , 

Bay 

Benzlo 

Berrien 

Branch 

Calhoun 

Cae» 

Charlevoix 

Cheboygan  

Chippewa 

Clinton 

Delta 

Eaton. ^ 

Rmmet 

QenMco 

Cbrand  Travcrnc 

Gratiot 

Hllladale 

Houghton 

Huron 

Infrham 

Ionia 

lOMO 

Inabeila 

Jackson 

Kalamacoo 


SUXXART  or  STATieXXOfl. 


K«nt. 

Keweenaw . 

Lapeer 

Leelanaw  . 

I#enawee... 

LiTiiiffBton 
^  Ufackmac . 

Maeomb  .. 

^iolatee.. 

ManltoQ  ... 
W   f  Harqnettc 
M   fMaaon 


No.  of 

No.  of 

No.  of 

No.  of 

Dworngs. 

Families. 

Voter*. 

Inhab^nto 

14« 

146 

169 

766 

6,978 

6,(^14 

7.606 

32,008 

446 

489 

690 

8,111 

895 

*898 

477 

2,409 

4,d04 

4,642 

5,507 

22,204 

•2.^^S 

2,918 

3,870 

16,820 

516 

681 

601 

2,184 

7.im 

7,420 

8,289 

85,119 

5,6«6 

6,786 

6,709 

26,229 

7,624 

7,696 

9,147 

86,671 

4,188 

4,289 

6,110 

21,097 

40tf 

418 

420 

1,7^ 
2,197 

8^6 

819 

296 

1,690 

4,716 

4,763 

5,580 

22,862 

847 

866 

8^ 

2,441 

5,299 

5,269 

6,886 

26,164 

289 

280 

260 

1,811 

7,417 

7.168 

8,881 

88,966 

942 

965 

1.018 

4,448 

2,49S 

2,496 

2,704 

11.809 

6,602 

6,722 

8,1  n 

81,601 

2,860 

2,429 

1,944 

18,881 

1,762 

1,781 

1,880 

9,049 

5,421 

6,419 

6,866 

26,870 

5.665 

5,687 

6,801 

27,016 

602 

607 

679 

8,176 

S68 

858 

QOit 
JfVO 

4,118 

6.985 

7,028 

9,168 

86,043 

6,886 

6,818 

7,868 

88,068 

10,181 

10,117 

11,484 

50,410 

1,110 

789 

866 

4,809 

4,297 

4,867 

4,606 

21,846 

1,021 

968 

687 

4,8n 

9,681 

9,760 

11,768 

46/M» 

8,916 

8,967 

4,946 

19.417 

*««•«* 

171 

i,n6 

5,401 

6,496 

6,868 

88,060 

1,1H0 

1,198 

1,824 

0«0ir4 

168 

168 

40 

891 

2,862 

2,681 

2,809 

16.077 

721 

729 

820 

8,994 

1? 


AUDITOR  GEKERAl- 


STATISTICS    FROM   CENSUS    OF    lS70~CoNTixcki). 


IXDKX  TO  DXTAILS  OF  STATISTIC-^. 


« 


97 
88 
88 
89 
40 
41 
42 
4n 
41 
45 
45 
46 
4T 
48 

4a 

51 
52 
53 
51 
56 
56 


COUXTIKK. 


SUXVABT  OP  STATIDTIC^. 


Mocoflta 

Menominee. 
Midland.... 

Monroe 

Montcalm.. 
Mnskegon.. 


Oaklanc 

Oceana 

Ontonai^on. 

Osceola 

Ottawa 

Saginaw 

Sanilac 

Bhiawaseee 
St.  Clair.... 
St.  JoAeph.. 

TuBCola 

Van  Bnren. 
Waahtenaw 

Wayno 

Worford... 


No.  of 
Dwern^fl. 


1.191 

247 

760 

5.178 

2,918 

2,962 

1.526 

8,866 

1,580 

517 

564 

5,029 

7,690 

2,790 

4.874 

6,891 

5,409 

2,818 

6.176 

7,964 

21,491 

198 


"So,  of 

FamilleR.  i 


1.2(V1 
269 
780 
6,220 
2,^99 
2.908 

um 

8,251 

1.582 

521 

561 

5.161 

7,618 

2.721 

4,851 

6.918 

5.872 

2.800 

6,182 

8,172 

22.201 

198 


2!M,725 


No.  of 

No.  of 

Voters. 

Inhab*nt«. 

1.502 

6,n8 

.SAl 

um 

8<M> 

8,617 

6,0^ 

STJSM 

8.2G0 

lS.«i« 

2.S58 

Ufioa 

1.785 

T.W 

10,8M 

M^ 

1,74« 

7.»2 

110 

8^ 

618 

%,m 

5.0t>l 

%Aei 

7,960 

89,0T» 

2,016 

14JG65 

r.,iiT 

20,861 

0,566 

36,68T 

6,661 

%,SZ« 

2,921 

13,721 

7,101 

aa.78& 

10.125 

il,4«S 

23,6?a 

119.064 

225 

780 

268,756 


:,ltt.6Hi 


CENSUS   RETURK6. 


HANK  AND  POPU3LATION 
Of  tAe  ser*ral  Oountkg^  <u  shoicn  by  the  UniUd  Statt*  Cen$u9for  tkt  years  1870,  I860, 1850^ 


Naxkb  or  GouNTRii. 


Wajme 

Kent 

Lenawee 

Waehteoaw 

Oakland 

8aginaw 

St.  Clair 

Galhonn. 

JackM>n 

Berrien 

Oeneaee 

Allc^n..! 

Kalamazoo 

HUladale 

VanBoren 

Kaoomb 

Ionia 

Monroe 

Ottawa 

St-  Joseph- 

Branch 

Tnghf  "*         

Eaton 

Clinton 

Barry 

Lapeer , 

Oam 

Shiawassee 

LiTingston 

Bay 

Marqnette ,.. 


1S50. 


1 
IS 


u 


3 

30 
18 


r> 


16 
lU 
26 
11 

7 
■JS 

8 
^ 

9 
SU 
li 
13 
19 
SI 
27 
S8 

17 
95 
10 

W 


14,765 

12,017 

S«,880 

88,509 

81,267 

8,609 

10,411 

19,169 

19,488 

11,417 

18,081 

5,187 

18,179 

16,159 

5,804 

15,588 

7,697 

14,695 

5,5S7 

18,717 

12,472 

S,<M8 

7,058 

5,102 

5.072 

7,026 

10.906 

5,888 

18.475 

152 


1860. 

1870. 

Rank. 

Popalation. 

Rank. 

Popalation. 

1 

75,2&4 

1 

119,0&» 

s 

30,718 

3 

50,410 

« 

m 

38,497 

3 

45,506 

k 

85.747 

U 

41,448 

s 

88,020 

s 

40,906 

i9 

18,758 

6 

89,079- 

7 

26,S14 

7 

86,687 

6 

29,898 

8 

86,571 

8 

26,664 

9 

86,012 

13 

28.874 

10 

85,119 

12 

28,607 

11 

88,965 

a 

16,091 

12 

d2,09& 

10 

24,668 

U 

32,068 

9 

26,801 

lU 

31,691 

i3 

15,280 

1$ 

28,785 

11 

28,112 

16 

28,050 

19 

16,665 

17 

87,676 

lU 

21.618 

18 

27,584 

i7 

18,127 

19 

26,665 

16 

21,111 

80 

26,274 

15 

21,197 

SI 

26,229 

18 

17.456 

22 

25,270 

21 

16,574 

23 

25,16-1 

26 

18,923 

tu 

22,858 

25 

14,041 

35 

28,204 

2U 

14,875 

26 

21,845 

17 

17,896 

27 

21,097 

X8 

18,888 

28 

20,864 

20 

16,689 

99 

19,417 

37 

3,169 

30 

16,820 

39 

8,899 

31 

15,077 

36 

8,893 

Si 

14,995 

n 


AUDITOR   OKNERAL. 


KANK  AND  POPULATION-CoKrisx:«i>. 


NaMBH  or  COITNTIKB. 


Sanilac 

Houghton 

Taocola 

Montcalm 

Gratiot 

Huron , 

Newaygo 

Oceana 

HanlBtce 

HecoBta 

Leelanaw 

Grand  Traverse... 

Keweenaw 

Isabella 

Midland 

MaBon 

Iosco 

Alpena , 

Ontonagon 

Osceola 

DelU • 

Antrim 

Cheboygan 

Benzie 

Menominee 

Charlevoix 

Mackinac , 

Chippewa 

Smmot /.. 

Manlton 

Wexford 

Alcona , 


1650. 


Rank. 


31 

38 
S3 

J9 
Jo 
37 


h2 
hi 


J« 


?9 

3Z 


Population. 


2,823 
7?8 
291 
891 


20T 
510 
800 


65 
93 


8h9 


8,597 

89S 


I860. 


Rank. 


897,965 


$1 
30 


32 


35 
3U 
33 
UO 
^ 
5t 
CO 
hi 
h6 

ho 

f2 
57 


r>o 


S3 

as 

h7 


14 


hi 
hU 
hS 
hO 

5C 


Population. 

7»628 
9.253 

8,984 
4,027 
3,167 
2,767 
US02 
874 
1,017 
2,445 
1,2S8 


1,445 
7W 
^\ 
175 
817 

4,575 


'»7 


1,172 


699 


1,989 
1,M4 
1,155 
1,048 


181 


751,110 


1  B70. 


Rank. 


PopnMioo. 


33 
3U 
33 
36    i 
S7     . 


3S 
39 
hO 
hi 

hi 

U3 

I 

hh.  I 
h5  I 
hC 


} 


47 


hS 
hO 
50 
51 
5S 
S3 


56 
57     I 
5S 

60 
61 
62 
63 
6U 


14^ 

n,m 

18,721 

18,60 

11,.^ 

9,»l» 

t,ZrS 
«,23B 

«,9T4 

5.7T? 

4,5n 

4.418 

4.S09 

4.U3 

8^17 

8,294 

8,175 

8,111 

2,SI6 

2,624 

2,441 

2,409 

2.197 

2,154 

1.994 

1,TH 

i.ni 

1,6» 

1,211 

891 

TBO 

716 


1,lfi4,6»^ 


CENSUS   RETURXS. 


Vll 


ABSTRACT 
Ctf  C*M\ut  Statiftlc.^  ai  eompUed  at  WofhlnfftiMi^  by  the  CeMus  Bureau. 


OOUNTIKS. 


A]OOIUL , 

AUegan. 

Alpena 

Afitiiiii 

Bury 

Bay 

Beoxle 

Berrien  ,..' 

Branch 

Calhoun 

CaM» 

Charlevoix 

Cheboygan 

Chippewa 

Clare 

Clinton 

Delta 

Eaton 

Emmet 

Genesee 

Grand  Trarenw- 

Gratiot 

HillRdale 

Uoaghton , 

HoroD 

Ingham , 

Ionia 

lOMO 

liabeUa 

Jackson 

Kalamaaoo 

Kallcaaka 

Kent , 

Keweenaw 

Lake 

I^peer 

Leelanaw 

Lenawee 

livingBton , 

Vackinae 

Uacomb , 


1 
1 

1 

1 
1 

1 

Colored. 

Native. 

Foreign 

' 

1    Whlio. 

• 

• 

■ 

i 

Total. 

I 

4S 

09 

s 

i 

fefi 
"A 

1 

1 

e»(! 

892 

814 

686 

'       81,660 

U\ 

92 

.  • 

26,519 

5,566 

32,105 

!        2,7W 

2 

«  *  *  • 

.. 

1,266 

1,490 

2,756 

1,990 

1 

61 

1,288 

687 

1,985 

S2.110 

S9 

•  •  fl  • 

. . 

19,985 

2,214 

2^,199 

15,T02 

116 

82 

.  • 

8,869 

7,081 

15,900 

2.155 

29 

«    ■    M    • 

1,812 

842 

2,164 

ai,6(» 

600 

1 

. . 

80,049 

5,055 

85,104 

86,178 

58 

«    •    »    w 

•. 

24,518 

1,708 

26,226 

85,»5I 

560 

r>5 

t*  * 

82,866 

4,206 

d«,569 

19,851 

1,690 

58 

19,676 

1,413 

21,094 

1,502 

9 

218 

. . 

1,188 

536 

1,724 

1         2,025 

<» 

168 

* . 

1,845 

951 

2,196 

9S0 

5 

784 

1,197 

492 

1,689 

366 

«  i^.. 

. . 

268 

118 

866 

92,7i>* 

60 

*  ■  •  • 

20,097 

2,748 

22,845 

2,422 

4 

15 

1,285 

1,156 

2,441 

1       25,098 

7S 

28,624 

1,547 

26,171 

111 

1100 

.. 

1,160 

51 

1,211 

&^,77» 

104 

17 

. . 

28,518 

5,882 

38,900 

4,427 

11 

5 

8,299 

1,144 

4,448 

11,772 

JI2 

C 

.. 

10,618 

1,197 

11,810 

81,615 

09 

.... 

29,489 

2,195 

31,684 

18,77S 

23 

73 

.. 

6,010 

7,869 

18,879 

S,9d9 

» 

57 

4,268 

4,786 

9,049 

25,100 

258 

.... 

1 

22,659 

2.600 

25,259 

27,627 

M 

1 

24,026 

8,655 

27,681 

3,149 

9 

o 

1,788 

1,425 

8,168 

4,095 

18 

.... 

3,5tl 

572 

4,118 

85,020 

428 

4 

31,058 

4,994 

86,047 

81,582 

521 

1 

27,418 

4,686 

32,05^ 

423 

1 

237 

1S7 

424 

50.287 

157 

9 

85,801 

12,102 

50,408 

I         4,200 

2 

3 

2.050 

2,14« 

4,205 

1            51S 

.... 

401 

147 

546 

21,2«1 

M 

.... 

15,781 

5.561 

21,845 

4,257 

17 

512 

8,2»4 

1,582 

4,816 

45.205 

8S9 

2 

40,260 

5,886 

45,596 

19.279 

57 

•  *  «  a 

.. 

16,895 

8,441 

10,886 

1,406 

25 

2S5 

.  -- 

1,883 

838 

1,716 

27.49ft 

4 

113 

-- 

20,015 

7.801 

■ 

27,616 

Till 


AUDITOR   GEKEBAL. 


ABSTRACT— CosTiwrrxD. 


COUNTIES. 


Manistee 

ManitoD 

Marquette  .. 

Maeon 

Mecosta 

Menominee.. 

Midland 

MiBBaukee... 

Monroe 

3Iontcalm... 
Mnskegan. .. 
Newaygo  ... 

Oakland 

Oceana 

Ogemaw 

Ontonagon.. 

Osceola 

06Coda 

Ottawa 

Prosque  lele. 

Saginaw 

Sanilac 

Shiawaaecc.. 

St.  Clair 

St.  Joseph... 

Tnecola 

Van  Buren.. 
WaehteDaw . 

Wayne 

Wexford 


€    -i   & 


Colored 

[. 

White. 

• 

• 

a 
S 

i 

a 
o 

m   m 

6,060 

14 

V  «  •  « 

891 

•  -  •  • 

«  • 

11,900 

61 

72 

«  • 

8,02B 

10 

380 

*  • 

6,5«6 

127 

9 

•  • 

1.878 

0 

5 

». 

8,369 

14 

2 

180 

.... 

2T,405 

73 

.... 

.  • 

18,ft61 

66 

.... 

14,858 

86 

.... 

7,168 

5 

180 

«  « 

-10,402 

465 

.... 

.  . 

6,620 

13 

589 

«  « 

12 

.... 

^  . 

2,804 

18 

23 

fc  . 

2,076 

1 

16 

»  » 

70 

i.  •  •  « 

.  • 

26,540 

96 

14 

.  * 

854 

1 

^  . 

38,683 

2«8 

126 

•  • 

14,527 

2S 

7 

•  • 

20,828 

85 

.... 

»  , 

86,598 

66 

2 

»  . 

26,1+4 

182 

.... 

.  • 

18,706 

9 

.... 

m  « 

2^9.160 

529 

189 

m   • 

40,807 

1,125 

2 

«  • 

116,852 

2,684 

8 

•  • 

647 

3 

«  s  •  • 

-- 

1,167,580^ 

11,686 

4928 

1 

a 


Native. 


Foreign 


• 

8,407 

2,667 

478 

418 

5,798 

9.240 

2,828 

985 

4,200 

1,442 

997 

695 

2,448 

837 

48 

87 

22,700 

4,768 

11,708 

1,921 

9,450 

5,444 

6,249 

1,049 

a4,770 

6,097 

6,942 

1,280 

2 

10 

1,714 

1,181 

l,4d5 

656 

32 

83 

17,430 

9.201 

96 

259 

24,898 

14,764 

6,>>58 

7,710 

17,886 

2,872 

21,696 

14.965 

28,592 

2,684 

10,261 

8,458 

26,248 

2,505 

82,708 

8,726 

72,456 

46,5^4 

588 

62 

916,811 

267.985 

Total. 


6,074 

15,03S 
8,2«8 
5,642 
l,t92 
8,SS$ 
180 

27,453 

14,894 

7,296 
40,667 


12 

2,W 

2,09S 

70 

26,651 

SM 

89,097 

14,563 

20,893 


26,276 
18,714 

293J6 

41,484 

119,089 

650 


1,1M,29« 


Crawford  reported  withdnt  population. 
Gladwin  reported  without  population. 
Moatai^reaci  reported  without  p3puIalIon 
Otsego  reported  without  population. 
Roecdmmnn  reported  without  population. 
Schoolcraft  nnorgaalzcd  and  attached  to  Mtrqaelt^. 


0ENSTT8  RETURNS. 


ALCONA  COUNT 

"4 

No.  of 
Families. 

No.  of 
Voters. 

• 

Alcona 

24 
15 
M 
11 

15 
96 

11 

13 

1(M 

15 

146 

Greenbasb 

86 

HarrlnYlUe 

464 

Unorganized  (Oscoda  county) 

10 

146 

146 

156 

766 

AUDITOR  GENERAL. 


ALLEGAN  COUNTY. 


sAllcgsn.... 

Gaeoo 

ChMhire... 

Clyde 

Dorr 

Fillmore... 

Gangee 

sGan  Plain . 

Heath 

Hopkina 

Laketown.. 

Lee 

Lelgliton... 

Manlius 

Martin 

Monterey.. . 

'Ota^eo 

OToreiael... 
Pine  Plain . 

Salem 

fiSaagatnck. 
Trowbridge. 
Wataon  .... 
^Wayland.. 


•so 

O  9 

''I 


809 
286 
285 

275 
285 

eoT 

200 
2M 
126 

4T 
224 
128 
200 
2M 
506 
192 

88 
204 
582 
278 
261 
427 


^8 


o 


il 


6,678 


271 
286 

68 
278 

m 

251 
SOT 
IM 

AAA 

ZOO 

119 
46 
282 
116 
209 
266 
515 
183 
84 
208 
588 
276 
261 
426 


6,&44 


944 
885 
84T 

76 
858 
199 
944 
56T 
805 
809 
104 

68 
868 
188 
846 
817 
608 
160 

64 


088 
887 
887 
464 


7,506 


1,8N 
1^444 

8M 
1MB 


IJ 

8,8» 
1,609 
1,8n 


1,1 


641 


1.S 
8,896 
1.601 
199 
1,149 
8,9BB 

i,m 

1,1 


88,660 


*  i  Otaeeo Townahin 

875 
«81 

876 
889 

885 
86T 

1.408 

{ "^^'t!*"  ^y;7  ""p 

M 

506 

515 

608 

9^ 

'  ( Gnn  Plain  Townahip 

241 

266 

841 
266 

866 

881 

1.8Q0 

1  Plainwell  Village ,'..".*.'..'.  11  ".'.'I 

1,095 

507 

507 

567 

9,898 

*  ( Alleean  Townafafp 

888 
471 

845 
494 

811 
688 

1.868 

1   ••    viuage..:.:::::..:..:;;.:...:...:::;;:. 

9.8T4 

* 

809 

689 

944 

BJM 

« J  Wayland  Township 

886 

141 

888 

188 

800 
146 

1,978 

1        •»       VOlage » : 

676 

487 

426 

454 

1.9N 

*  j  Saogatnck  Townahip 

809 
888 

688 

808 
880 

868 
960 

iM 

^       ""        Village-.". ','. ..'....'. 

1,019 

688 

098 

8;»6 

CEKSUS  RETUBKS, 


ALP£NA  COUNTY. 


-^ 

%^i 

• 

*-2 

S 

©5 

o^ 
o  d 

o  ** 

o*» 

o5 

J25| 

^1 

^►^ 

5?;5 

P 

fe 

> 

5 

421 

414 

682 

2,612 

Oflein^e 

25 

25 
I. 

28 

280 

144 

^Bodgen 

855 

440 

439 

090 

8,111 

iRod^ere  Township  is  formed  flrom  the  unorsanbsed  county  of  Presqne  Isle ;  census 
rotams  for  this  township  not  tiled  with  Secretary  of  State.  No.  of  inhabitants  fh>ni 
QBofllcia]  Bonroee. 

•Xatlmatod. 


ANTBIH  COUNTY. 


Banks 

XlkBaplds  .. 

Hetooa 

MUton 

tRapId  RlTer. 
Torch  Lake.. 


«4  § 
of 

I 

^5 

^i 

•  mm 

d- 

^1 

^i 

^^ 

A 

£ 

> 

111 

110 

lis 

57 

53 

102 

105 

106 

118 

( 

90 

n 

58 

n 

71 

58 

81 

»6 

898 

4n 

* 

a 


iKalkaaka  County  (unorganiaed)  attached  to  Antrim  County 


S04 
870 
488 
860 
424 


2,400 


424 


AUDITOR    GBN^RAL. 


BABRY  COUNTY. 


Aeejri* 

Baltimore 

Barry 

Carlton 

3Caetleton 

ilTaatinge , 

Hope 

Trying 

Johnsto^vn 

Maple  Grove 

Orange  ville 

Pralrlevllle..  .., 

Rutland 

sThomapplc 

Woodland 

Yankee  Springi!i. 


i  UaAtingB  Township. 
'<        '•        Village.... 


3 1  Thomapplc  Township. 
iMiddlevillc  Village.... 


'  j  Castleton  Township. 
♦  Nashville  Village.... 


• 

« 

1 

1       No.  of 
Families. 

289 

249 

229 

288 

276 

2S1 

2r)l 

241 

885 

802 

<i86 

010 

285 

289 

283 

287 

2<M 

207 

208 

270 

223 

225 

281 

S8S 

241 

280 

})S0 

fm 

2S0 

278 

211 

20S 

4,594 

4,542 

5.501 


a 


209 

1.170 

371 

1.155 

849 

1.297 

279 

14*"» 

481 

l,7»»i 

T92 

«.919 

204 

1,14$ 

2S0 

1,S4& 

885 

^aw 

820 

1J»S 

279 

1.145 

814 

1,2S0 

291 

1.15C 

420 

1,794 

S27 

1,S70 

274 

1,02» 

S2,9iH 


240 

896 

282 
0^4 

298 
499 

1,195 
1,T94 

080 

258 

127 

010 

792 

250 
105 

2,919 

240 
121 

Ml 

880 

229 

150 

807 

420 

800 

105 

!,:»« 

217 
145 

1,«*6 
012 

885 

802 

481 

1,WS 

CENSUS   RETl'UNS. 


BAY  COUNTY 


Arenac 

An  Grc8 

Bearer , 

Bangor 

Hampton 

Kawkatvlln 

Monitor , 

iportsmouth 

Williams 

City  of  Bay  City 

1  ( Poitsmonth  Township 
"i  '•  Village... 


No.  of 
Dwellings. 

No.  of 
Familieft. 

81 

Si 

26 

27 

H9 

9)9 

641 

658 

182 

179 

129 

180 

87 

S7 

818 

812 

90 

92 

1,800 

1,815 

2,8S8 

2,918 

!      - 
^  s 

oS 
«■? 

a 


65  ! 

89 
7S6 
162 
142 

94 
874 

88 
1,606 

8,870 


78 
240 

72 
240 

81 
298 

818 

812 

874 

4;)9 

141 

8,606 

946 

7.VJ 

1.660 

446 

6.9&4 


15,820 


417 
1,248 


1,660 


BENZIE  COUNTY. 


Almira 

BcnxoDla  ... 

CoUkz  

CrysUl  Lake 

Ollmore 

Homeatead... 

Ulaad. 

foyUMi 

Platte 

WeldOB 


99 
47 
18 
121 
89 
86 
49 
40 
46 
21 

&16 


IS 


100 
48 

18 

m 

48 
8T 
50 
40 
4$ 
22 

sei 


«D 


99 
65 
21 
163 
44 
43 
S6 
41 
68 
25 

eoi 


dZ 

tr  at 

p 


898 
214 
71 
5S5 
169 
168 
204 
180 

m 

74 
2,1»4 


6 


AUDnOB  GEKEBAL. 


BERRISN  COUNTY. 


Balnbridge 

^Benton 

Berrien 

Bertnnd 

sBnehanan 

Cbickamlng 

Galien 

Hager 

Lincoln 

Lakc^ 

NUee 

«Ni1e6  City— Ist  and  ith  wards 
sNilea  Citv— 8d  and  8d  wards.. 

sNewBuflalo 

<Oronoko 

Plpeetone 

BoTalton 

Sodas 

8t  Joseph 

iTbree  Oaks 

Watervliet 

I  j  Three  Oaks  Township 

1  "         VlUage 

*  j  Bachanan  Township 

1        »'         Village 

» j  New  Buffalo  Township 

1        "  Village 

*  j  NUes  City— 1  at  ward. 

I         **        —4th  ward 

»  j  Niles  City-2d  ward 

1         *•       — 8d  ward 

*  j  Oronoko  Township 

\  Berrien  Springs  Village — 

ij  Benton  Townahip 

}  Benton  Harbor  Ylllage 


-1 

%.s 

'-S 

o  t> 

O.S 

o  t; 

•H 

»■* 

9> 

o'S 

o  a 

©♦* 

^i 

fco 

P 

u* 

> 

««8 

268 

810 

686 

688 

781 

ill 

274 

857 

298 

808 

885 

640 

•46 

666 

218 

227 

195 

185 

189 

208 

188 

182 

206 

268 

268 

2TB 

211 

211 

247 

892 

888 

454 

608 

560 

618 

446 

440 

5T1 

287 

801 

260 

840 

856 

889 

288 

284 

828 

216 

216 

884 

178 

172 

206 

611 

689 

767 

2n 

279 

258 

242 

248 

248 

863 

868 

887 

7,869 

7,420 

8,288 

169 
106 

170 
109 

279 

2n 

229 
411 

287 
409 

ei6 

640 

180 
167 

136 
165 

287 

801 

857 
206 

849 
201 

568 

550 

196 
248 

195 
245 

448 

440 

198 
147 

199 
156 

840 

855 

488 
148 

488 
148 

686 

686 

147 
111 


258 


289 
427 


668 


128 

187 


260 


880 
283 


S 

OS 
63 

0 


1^87 
8,188 

ija 

1,588 
2,808 


1,1H 
1^884 
1,911 
2,688 
2,889 
1,889 
1,815 
lw819 
1,048 
828 
2,991 
1,818 
1,208 
1,874 


85,119 


817 


1,818 


1,166 
1,708 


2,898 


608 


1,S 


U 


951 


618 

2,588 

209 
802 

960 
1.129 

5n 

2,889 

227 
182 

968 

081 

889 

1,818 

810 
171 

2.488 
8I8 

761 


8,186 


OBHSUS  BBTUBNB. 


BRANCH  OOXJNTT. 


Bttavla. 

Bethel 

Bnmaon 

Btttler 

Oittforaia : 

Ooldwater 

"         City— lit  wtrd 

♦•  "  -^^irard .\ 

•*  **  — Sdward , 

"  -4th  wtrd 

CHletd 

Qlnrd 

Ktaiderlkook 

XattMon '. 

BoWe 

OtW 

U^jQ^cy 

Bbcrwood , 

UBkm 

liQBincy  Township 

1   "   VUiage 


804 
884 
880 
48T 
806 
107 
845 
279 
885 
194 
218 
168 
288 
188 
275 
144 
269 
5M 
225 
478 


5,686 


809 
285 
881 
488 
811 
169 


278 
274 
208 
229 
169 
293 
180 
274 
146 
270 
585 
828 
474 


5,786 


857 
867 
890 
455 

868 
198 
896 
289 
817 
849 
270 
197 


166 

818 


1,481 
1,808 
1,611 
2,108 
1,480 

808 
1,526 
1,180 
1,244 

916 
1,041 

794 
1,280 

687 
1,806 


188 

756 

808 

1,280 

718 

2,586 

269 

1,088 

579 

2,121 

6,709 

86,229 

810 
254 

815 
270 

898 

821 

564 

685 

718 

1,494 
1,098 

8,586 


AUDlTOtt  GENERAL. 


CALHOUN  COL'NT\' 


Albion 

Athens 

Burlington 

Bedford 

Battle  Creek , 

City..... 

Clarence 

Clarendon 

Convlis 

Eckford 

Emmctt 

FredonU 

Homer , 

Lee 

Leroy 

Marengo , 

Marshall , 

City 

Newton 

Pennflcld 

Sheridan , 

Tekonsha  


493 

505 

'297 

297 

822 

818 

306 

807 

2*29 

228 

1,2B1 

1,284 

225 

229 

242 

24S 

212 

213 

218 

210 

257 

256 

197 

194 

819 

389 

280 

288 

278 

278 

255 

262 

189 

189 

1,085 

l,t15 

188 

186 

227 

227 

84« 

860 

275 

278 

7,624 

7,696 

No.  of 
Voters 

616 

2.409 

864 

U294 

898 

lATi 

855 

l,4«i 

821 

1.19» 

1.624 

5,S3S 

270 

1,055 

279 

1.15A 

266 

1.015 

270 

KOU 

all 

1^ 

289 

1,0S1 

402 

Ui9 

2S6 

1,1S4 

88S 

1,806 

868 

i.sao 

224 

939 

98S 

4,9» 

195 

975 

301 

1,18S 

427 

1.619 

815 

1,JW 

9447 

86,571 

CEXaUS   KEXrKXS. 


1) 


CA88  COUNTY 


Calvin 

Ho  ward 

•Jeffereon 

iLaG  range 

Marcellav 

Mai»on 

MUton 

Xcwbcrg 

Ontwa 

Porter 

Pcnn 

Pokagon  

^Silver  Crock 

VoUnia 

Wa3rne 

ilaOrsnge  Township  .. 
CaaaopoILs  Villai^e 

^ilrer  Creek  Township 
Dowaglac  Village 


V.  to 
O  o 


386 
211 
212 
843 
2W 
158 
104 
260 
1S8 
888 
257 
2TT 
660 
282 
190 


^1 

0**3 


Mb 
220 
215 
861 
2S0 
162 
107 
272 
205 
:106 
261 
2S5 
66S 
2&« 
199 


©It* 


886 
270 
272 
AOl 
279 
196 
183 
800 
289 
476 
352 
857 
766 
885 
248 

5,110 


19T 
151 

198 
168 

287 
214 

IMS 

861 

228 
440 

270 
496 

22T 
442 

669 

•68 

T66 

a 


1,7nS 
1,171 
1,047 
1,836 
1,255 

809 

S04 
1,814 

995 
1.98?] 
1,421 
1,886 
8,084 
1,415 

999 


21,097 


1,158 

T28 


1,886 


1,152 
1,982 

8,0&4 


10 


AUDITOR  OENEBAL. 


CHAKLKVOIX  COUNTY. 


ClULrieToix. 
BTADgeline., 

EvelliM. 

ICarion , 

Norwood  .. 
Soath  Ann. 


OS 

o| 

• 

i! 

^1 

d2 

P^\ 

^^ 

A 

h 

> 

100 

101 

100 

81 

81 

98 

n 

n 

69 

M 

00 

tt 

89 

41 

46 

109 

109 

110 

409 

418 

490 

a 

dS 

7Z 


99* 


409 


l,T9ft 


CHEBOTOAN  COUNTY. 


No.  of 
Dwelliogs. 

No.  of 
Families. 

No.  of 
Votorn. 

Bnrt 

n 

]>imcan 

8SI 

Inyerneea 

M9* 

MM 

UnoAdAl— rotuns  not  filed  with  Secretary  of  Btate. 


CBKSUS  BBTTIBKB. 


11 


CmPPBWA  COUNTY. 


>8aiih  8t«.  Hftiie 
Sogtt  Island 


*l 

^1 

• 

^5 

.0*3 

6% 

<j5 

SB^ 

»i 

»5 

p 

1H 

► 

2M 

SS8 

Wl 

48 

48 

44 

M 

48 

46 

820 

819 

SM 

•sS 
II 


i,n4 

888 
S88 

1,680 


1  Kglity-eiffht  Mldiera  and  nine  Indians  are  not  indaded  in  the  number  of  yoleni  in 
te  AwnthTp. 


CLINTON  COUNTT. 


Bath 

Bengal 

Bingham.. 

DaDaa 

DeWitt... 
Dnplain.... 

Bagle 

IfgirT  --.-- 
Oreenbnah 
Lebanon .. 

OIlTe 

Otrld 

Biley 

Victor 

Watertown 
Wee4>halla 


No.  of 
Dwellinga. 

No.  of 
FomlUee. 

6** 

••5? 

U1 

287 

208 

1,196 

282 

227 

889 

1,079 

465 

608 

647 

9,918 

26T 

267 

288 

1,860 

8S8 

260 

810 

1,806 

829 

818 

866 

1,494 

202 

209 

819 

1,000 

881 

829 

889 

1,601 

826 

89« 

870 

1,486 

Wl 

281 

264 

1,120 

248 

246 

288 

1,187 

GOO 

607 

670 

9,490 

241 

940 

260 

1,189 

201 

209 

944 

940 

279 

tn 

898 

1,909 

282 

2n 

960 

1,498 

4,710 

4,768 

6,800 

99|8B9 

1-3 


AUDITOR  GENERAL. 


DELTA  COLTs'TY. 


Dclton 

Escanaba  , 
HasonvUle 
N'ahma 


• 

■ 

< 

^l> 

t      u,* 

u-  * 

^0 

^£ 

'     oJi 

o  •• 

0£ 

•3 

'      ••«« 

.© 

5  ® 

'  l§ 

o** 

0^ 

SzjI 

jz;o 

5«.S 

P 

Em 

{^ 

c 

k* 

118 

115 

187 

63S 

2U6 
19 
10 

220 
19 
13 

2i4 
19 

6' 

1 

i.s;« 

i» 

$6 

847 

866 

8SS 

S,441 

CENSUS  RETURNB. 


13 


EATON  COUNTY. 


sBellevae , 

Benton 

Brookfleld 

Hl^annel.^ 

CheBter. 

DelU 

^Saton 

ifiaton  Rapidfl. 

•HAmlln 

Kalamo 

On«lda 

Boxand 

Sanfleld. , 

syermontville. 

•Walton 

Windsor 


I  \  Eaton  Rapi4B  Towniihip 

"f  *•       '    Village 

»  I  BelleTae  Township 

■}        "       Village 

3  \  VermontTllle  Township 

>  "  Village... 

*  I  Baton  Township 

1 B.  ^  Village  of  Charlotte 

ijCannel  Township 

1  W.  H  VilUge  of  Charlotte 

r 

<j  Walton  Township 

1 0Uvet  Village 


500 
S60 


760 


S96 
190 


416 


251 
110 


861 


229 
218 


442 


248 
281 


629 


248 
106 


»49 


0.  of 
ellinge. 

No.  of 
amillee. 

0.  of 

ters. 

»^ 

r,o 

Q 

Em 

> 

472 

416 

421 

281 

281 

856 

222 

316 

268 

029 

588 

715 

282 

222 

260 

280 

22S 

2n 

442 

442 

520 

405 

410 

512 

855 

859 

447 

289 

287 

888 

481 

422 

580 

247 

287 

248 

240 

280 

250 

861 

872 

419 

849 

342 

405 

204 

262 

828 

5,299 

5,260 

6,385 

502 
267 

602 
857 

769 

959 

880 
143 

291 
180 

421 

472 

255 
117 

278 
146 

872 

419 

227 
215 

289 
281 

442 

520 

251 
2S7 

818 
403 

588 

715 

241 
101 

267 
183 

842 

405 

©•2 
9 


1,985 
1,855 
1,057 
2,504 
1,117 
1,154 
2,085 
1,989 
1,690 
1,868 
2,W7 
1,144 
1,106 
1,801 
1,645 
1,222 


25,164 


2,412 
1,217 


8,629 


1,877 
60S 


1,985 


1,257 
544 


1,801 


1,188 
897 


2,085 


1,148 
1,856 


2,004 


1,116 
Cfi7 


1,645 


)  Hamlin  retnmfd  with  Eaton  Rapids  by  Assistant  Marshal,  and  divided  in  this 
olllce.  " 


14 


AUDITOit    GEKSRAL. 


BMMBT  COUNTY. 


No.  of 
Dwellings. 

No.  Of 
Voteri. 

,1 

as] 

c 

Boftr  Credc.. 

68 

182 

62 

128 

65 

141 
64 

m 

LaCroix ,.-  -^  r , -, 

m 

Little  Trftvene 

m 

told  Fort  HackioBw 

289 

280 

26Q 

i.ni 

1  Organised,  bat  oontaine  no  inhabitanta. 


CBKSU8  BBtUBKB. 


15 


QBNX8BB  COUNTT. 


ArgcDtfne.'. 

AtUa , 

Burton ......... 

OUtIoxi 

DftTiaon 

nint 

"    City— Ist  ward. 

•*      "  -^ward.. 

•*       "  — 8d  ward., 

Fenton 

Flnahlng. 

Forest 

Qxaad  Blaoc 


Galnee 

Uundj 

Mi.  Morris. 
Xostroee... 
Bkhfield.... 
Tbelford... 
Vienna 


4 
^1 

No.  of 
Families. 

No.  of 
Voters. 

SM 

215 

280 

880 

880 

406 

864 

851 

800 

221 

218 

274 

258 

255 

287 

4C0 

422 

482 

405 

897 

482 

858 

850 

440 

860 

876 

428 

015 

807 

1,066 

401 

802 

465 

Ml 

818 

884 

884 

816 

866 

857 

850 

894 

200 

288 

882 

811 

806 

866 

200 

264 

812 

151 

151 

176 

820 
270 

814 
265 

850 
292 

445 

411 

476 

7,417 

7,186 

8,861 

.8 

0<A 
IK 


1,101 
1,001 
1,666 
1,047 
1,128 
2,142 
1,947 
1,800 
1,646 
8,968 
1,880 
1,564 
1,867 
1,665 
1,816 
1,871 
1,400 
805 
1,481 
1,260 
1,916 

88,960 


16 


AUDITOR  GENERAL. 


GRAND  TRAVERSE  COUNTY. 


Blair 

Bast  Bay... 

Grant , 

lx>iigLake.. 

Mayfleld 

Peninsnla  .. 

Paradise 

Traverse . . . 
Whitewater. 


00 

• 

^«  ip 

^S 

o£ 

O.S 

•^ 

•  ■■■ 

cs 

iSi 

»^ 

p 

Ui 

91 

M 

94 

96 

C5 

66 

:o 

71 

49 

:a 

lai 

184 

09 

70 

261 

262 

112 

112 

942 

955 

i 

m 

m 

*98 

«& 

lOS 

Mf 

6S 

m 

74 

m 

5(2 

SSI 

156 

(SI 

7T' 

» 

2S7 

i.r- 

9A 

m 

1,018  I      4.«« 


(  ENSUS   HETCRKS. 


i 


GRATIOT  COUNTY. 


lArcada 

Bethany 

Klbft 

£men*on 

Falton 

Hamilton 

LaFayettc 

Newark 

North  Shade.. 

New  Haven 

North  Star 

spincBlver 

Seville. 

Samner 

Waehlogton 

Wheeler. 

>  J  Axcada  Township . . . 
( AlmaVniage , 

s  s  Pine  River  Townehlp 
ISLLoalaVlUai^c 


No.  of 
DwellingB. 

^1 

of 

No.  of 
Voters. 

No.  of 
Inhabitants. 

262 
121 

71 
120 
951 

57 

50 
200 
187 
114 
ICO 
417 
111 
ISO 
119 

51 

262 
121 

71 
120 
246 

57 

59 
201 
187 
114 
171 
417 
111 
189 
119 

51 

291 
199 

86 
128 
277 

74 

65 
214 
196 
119 
1S4 
478 
116 
178 
125 

54 

1,202 
674 

820 

591 

1,170 
294 

268 

1,006 
890 

566 

846 

1,868 
676 

817 

661 

281 

2,493 

2,496 

2,704 

11,809 

167 
95 

167 
96 

184 
107 

800 

402 

263 

262 

291 

1,202 

208 
209 

208 
209 

286 
248 

961 

887 

417 

417 

478 

1,868 

3 


18 


AUDITOR  GKXERAL. 


UILLSD^VLE  COUNTY. 


Adams 

Allen 

Amboy 

Cambria 

Camden 

Fayette 

HillBdalc 

Hillsdale  City 

Jefferson 

Litchflcld 

MOSCOTT^ 

PltUford 

Reading 

Ransom 

Sclpio 

Somerset 

Wheatland... 
Woodbridgo. . 
Wright 


nUledalc  City— Ist  ward. 

"  —2d  ward. 

— 8d  ward. 

—4th  ward. 


it 


-lie 

883 
287 
895 
8T8 
420 
106 
704 
425 
421 
264 
871 
875 
841 
220 
203 
S26 
2S4 
890 


G,602 


169 

185 
ISO 
ISO 

704 


412 
360 
286 
SoS 
8S2 
426 
100 
707 
487 
421 
2oS 
SSI 
8S6 
846 
280 
278 
827 


2S5 


891 


6,722 


6** 


> 


467  I 
446 

256  < 

I 

421 

459 

57S 

199  , 

005  ! 

497 

MM 


r4$ 


4<i2 
479 


SS5  ' 

2n 

8441 
415 
SIS 
442 


6,1 


i« 


160 

187 

185 

269 

17S 

285 

1S4 

21T 

707 

90S  ( 

» 

s,9ei 

1>47 


1,107 
U»7 

1^13 

1,ISS1 


SI, en 


736 

071 


CENSUS   RETUKNS. 


19 


HOUGHTON  COUNTY. 


Adams 

Baraga 

Calumet... 
Franklin.. . 
Hancock  .. 

Huron 

LMnse 

Portage . . . 

Qoincj 

Schoolcraft 
Wcbfitcr  .. 


-1 

P 

No.  of 
Famlliefl. 

No.  of 
Voters. 

No.  of 

Inhabitants. 

• 

125 
28 
894 
465 
400 
IDT 
14 
245 
201 
120 
S16 

IIT 
88 
MS 
899 
•188 
189 
10 
276 
210 
121 
177 

97 

88 

894 

288 

498 

98 

11 

268 

120 

62 

95 

670 

160 

8,1S2 

2,164 

2,701 

760 

83 

1,510 

1,117 

669 

876 

2,860 

2,429 

l,94i 

18,881 

20 


.VUDITOK    GENERAL. 


HURON  COUNTT. 


Bingham 

Brookfleld . . 

Cascrille 

Coliix 

Dwlght 

Fair  Haven. 

Gore 

Grant 

Hamc 

Huron 

Lake 

Meade 

Paris 

Port  Austin 

Rubicon 

Band  Beach , 
Scbawaing . 
Sherman . . . 

Shoridan 

Selgel 

Verona 

White  Rock 


of 

No.  of 
Families. 

85 

SS 

88 

88 

74 

74 

22 

23 

ZA 

M 

107 

107 

at 

88 

C6 

06 

89 

90 

W 

77 

G2 

68 

83 

41 

172 

171 

141 

147 

140 

180 

116 

118 

171 

178 

71 

70 

88 

83 

86 

85 

C6 

65 

€1 

66 

1,752 

1,781 

> 


44 

80 

SO 
61 
83 
21 
62 

101 
87 
54 
82 
90 

118 

lOS 
SI 

156 


^.  a 

a 


441 

lis 


»1 


171 

4:» 


s»i 


907 


27 

»5 

81 

1» 

S9 

ISl 

41 

«t« 

39 

971 

1,880 

9,0<f 

CENSUS  RETURKB. 


21 


INGHAM  COtJNTT. 


Alaledon 

Aarelias 

Bunker  Ilfll 

Delhi 

Inglmm ^ 

Lanfling 

IfOcke '. 

I^cflUe 

Lcroj 

Meridian 

Onondaga 

8tockbridge  

Veraj 

Wllliamstown 

White  Oak 

Wheatileld _ 

Lanelng  City— Ist  ward. 
—2d  ward.. 

•'  — Sd  ward  . 

**  -4th  ward 


No.  of 
Families. 

No.  of 
Voters. 

S6e 

268 

295 

810 

818 

889 

190 

192 

229 

263 

269 

821 

8S2 

822 

887 

168 

160 

1S8 

264 

258 

858 

4» 

450 

581 

194 

198 

217 

261 

266 

857 

263 

261 

821 

19T 

200 

295 

S80 

538 

680 

260 

260 

894 

211 

209 

247 

ISl 

171 

179 

216 

221 

278 

252 

258 

298 

ail 

016 

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256 

271 

275 

5,421 

5,419 

6,866 

3 


1,296 
1,509 

957 
1,259 
1,898 

8S8 
1,115 
1,905 

859 
1,874 
1,829 

898 
8,881 
1,287 

979 

781 
1,881 
1,165 
1,502 
1,165 

25,8T0 


' 


22 


AUDITOR  GENERAL. 


IONIA  COUNTY. 


Berlin 

iBoflton 

Campbell 

Danby  

EMton 

<IonU 

Keene 

f'Ljona 

aNorth  Plains . 

Orange 

OdeflM 

Orleans 

Otiico 

'Portland 

Ronald 

Rebawa. 


1  ( Boston  TownHhip. 
( Saranac  Village... 


2  j  North  Plains  Township 
}  Habbardston  Village. . . 


» j  Portland  Townsliip 
•j        "        VilUge... 


*  J  Ionia  Township. 
"1     •♦     Village... 


» ( Lyons  Township. 
1      "      VUlage.... 


407 
319 
858 
288 
810 
S40 
602 
801 
297 
198 
299 
83G 
500 
272 
230 


5,665 


^  at 


221 
419 
222 
260 
29S 
825 
&42 
686 
408 
298 
191 
299 
&I2 
521 
290 
280 


5,657 


05 


856 

458 ; 

285 


840 
1,101 
260 
765 
478 
824 
210 
S45 
417 
616 
358 
245 


6,S01 


247 

100 


407 


270 
121 


891 


265 
241 

506 


828 

487 

610 


480 
172 

602 


349 
170 


419 


974 

129 


408 


272 
1^ 


496 


850 
128 


4TB 


271 
260 

621 


889 

498 

825 


450 

in 


827 
^9 


416 
685 

1,101 


689 

1^ 

7« 


05 


1,126 
1476 
1,491 
4,1» 
1,271 
2,696 
1,976 

1^ 
999 
1,« 
1^9 
2^ 
1,636 
1,1» 


27,6T6 


I, 


724 


1.94: 


1.445 

6i^l 


i,9;( 


1,298 
1,969 

T5 


1.660 
3,600 

44M 


2,161 
704 

1^835 


CENSUS   RETURNS, 


23 


IOSCO  CX)UNTT. 


AlAlMieter. 

Baldwin.. 

Qrant.... 

Odcoda... 

PUinileld 

fiabUs  .... 

Tavaji  ... 


^1 

»l 

^1 

p 

5i 

U4 

50 

46 

36 

26 

65 

65 

28 

28  ! 

15d 

158 

275 

2T4 

602 

597 

89 


28 

85 
188 
821 


679 


a 


285 


107 
476 
122 
&li 
1.898 


8,175 


ISABELLA  COUNTY. 


Broomiicld 

Coc 

Chippewa. 
Coldwater. 
Fremont . . 
aUliiM>re.. 
Isabella... 
Lincoln . . . 
Rolland... 
Sherman . . 

Union 

Vernon 


No.  of 
Dwellings. 

1 

si 

.a 

/*  09 

i 
No.  of 
Voters. 

No.  of 
Inhabitants. 

17 

17 

27 

11? 

20C 

200 

280 

997 

62 

62 

68 

815 

89 

89 

43 

151 

76 

76 

81 

842 

20 

20 

24 

SA 

a 

1 

8 

11 

56 

150 

150 

160 

672 

41 

41 

50 

210 

27 

27 

82 

184 

115 

145 

IM 

657 

68 

68 

127 

898 

858 

958 

996 

4,118 

AUDITOR  GENERAL. 


JACKSON  COUNTY. 


Black  man.. 
iBrooklju. 
Concord  ... 
Columbia  . . 
OrasBLake. 
HanOTcr  .. 
Uenrictta .. 

Leonl 

Liberty  .... 
Napoleon .. 

Parma 

Pulaski 


Rive« 

Sandstone 

Spring  Arbor 

Summit 

Springport 

Tompkins 

Waterloo  

Jackflon  City— 1  at  ward  . 

*'  — 2dTrard.. 

'•  — ^^vard,, 

!J-4th  ward 


» J  Brooklyn  Townehlp. 
1        "        Village  ... 


-I 
o'z 


267  i 

388 

271 

421 

281  j 

212 

2S2 

215 

285 


I 


0:S 
if 

(t4 


271 
800 
270 
215 
42S 

281 

1 
212 

I 
2S4  , 

I 

217  I 

23S ; 


2C.1 

2S7 

283 

240 

2&1 

265 

526 

828 

221 

224 

ICS 

165 

243 

38S 

2o6 

253 

282 

382 

408 

408 

614 

600 

400 

429 

500 

r44 

6,085 

7,028 

>     ,         c 


961 
470 
891 
?d6 

«» ! 


81S 
250 


868  ! 
804 
296  , 

■ 

878  ! 

807 

810 

856 

816 

246 


299  ! 

I 

819 
297 
673 
7S7 
502 
746 


287 
116 

245 

124 

817 
153 

858 

1 

860 

470 

1 

1.479 

1,«S 

1.446 

9M 

••e 

IjOM 

.9:6 

1.876 

i,oe 

1.0» 

1^1 
1,1« 

1.845 

1JS95 
1,117 
fw 
1»292 
l,26e 
1,229 
2,541 
8,225 
2,85! 


9,163        86,04S 


2  Number  of  convicta  in  State  Prison  included. 


CEKSUS.  RETURK^. 


K.VLAMAZOO  COUNTY. 


Alamo 

Bzmdy 

KTbarlcdton 

Climax 

Oometock 

Cooper...-. 

sKalamazoo.... 

Oebtcmo 

Pavilion 

Portage. 

PratrieRoude. 

Richland 

«R08B 

iflchoolcraft... 

Tezae... 

Wake«>hiua 


1  j  Bchoolcraft  Tows«hip. 
1  "  VUlagc... 


*l  Kalamazoo  Townsalp. 
1  '•         Village... 


> )  Charleaton  Township. 
lOaleehnrg  Village.... 


«  j  Boas  Township . 
I  Angnata  Village. 


285 
2&« 
277 
270 
897 
270 
1,950 
826 
249 
206 
209 
271 
421 
448 
226 
299 


6,886 


o  d 


241 
286 
281 


.2i 


891 
277 
1,S79 
883 
2-18 
211 
226 
270 
418 
465 
226 
299 


6,818 


O) 


J5® 


•"S 


807  ! 
822  ' 
3S1  i 

I 

856  I 

i 

ri28  > 

826  I 

2,859  i 

891  ' 

800  i 

I 

2^ 

289 
850  • 
512  ' 

Ui,  ! 

I 

888  ' 


288 
205 


255 
210 


448 

465 

247 
1,708 

285 
1,644 

1,950 

1,879 

249 
28 

252 
29 

277 

281 

271 
100 

269 
144 

421 


418 


612 


1,149 
1,862 
1,869 
1,8S9 
2,022 
1,2M 
10,449 
l,r4)4 
1,208 
1,050 
1,164 
1.880 
2,005 
248T 
1,110 
1,401 


l.m  I     82,068 


819  1 
226 

1,204 
988 

&I4 

2.18T 

2S7 

2,073 

1,267 
9,183 

2,859 

*10,449 

ai8 

86 

1,229 
140 

884 

1,869 

844 
168 

1,807 
608 

2,006 


*  Tnclndca  the  inmates  of  the  Asylnm  for  Insane. 

4 


2C 


AUDITOK  OENEftAL. 


KENT  COUNTY. 


Ada 

Alpine 

lAlgoma 

Byron 

Bowne 

Cascade 

Cannon. 

Caledonia 

Courtland 

Oalnes 

Orattan 

Grand  Bapide. 


It 


It 


Cliy— iHt  ward. 
—2d  ward.- 
—3d  ward.. 
— Ith  ward 
—5th  ward. 


-Lowell. - 
Nelson... 
Oakileld  . 
PUInfleld 
Paris 


Sparta 

Bolon 

Spencer . . . 

Tyrone 

Ver^nnea. 

Walker 

Wyoming . 


Si 

OS 

p 


278 
267 
421 
292 

2:4 
280 
SW 
208 
271 
223 
250 
S29 
683 
920 
$02 
502 
((86 
6iV> 
285 
221 
805 
305 
84S 
197 
128 
146 
246 
8^ 
859 


10,1^1 


810 
}»7 
191 
12S 
U6 
<M8 
884 


•is 

1 

274 

B14 

274 

MS 

426 

.609 

351 

8^4 

264 

296 

283 

299 

261 

S0« 

801 

809 

266 

290   . 

223 

liOO   J 

251 

»00  ! 

888 

nso  1 

636 

782 

907 

1,092 

778 

758  » 

582 

C40 

826 

a2s  i 

664 

722  { 

238 

2S9  j 

£82 

252 
.*UST   ! 

322  1 
395  { 
280  I 
140  i 
160 
330 
8S6 
44A 


10,117 


1,4*: 


1.S 

1,15: 

1,905 

1.699 

l,Sid 

1,S0& 

l,29e 

1,6S! 

8.451 

4,730 

&»0C 

2,7?1 

1,55; 

K9ci 

1,1C4 

1,093 

1,499 

i,m 

91! 
980 

rso 

1.312 
l,«Ki 

i,7«: 


11.484  I     »),41C' 


1  j  Algoma  Township. 
iRockford  Village.. 


*  i  Lowell  Township. 
1      "      VUlage ... 


295 
126 


800 
126 


887 

172 


421 


426 


509 


818 
887 

828 

841 

6R5 

664 

865 
857 


r22 


i,»n 
set 


1,9» 


1,383 

1,W 


8,(^ 


CENSUS   BETUBKS. 


27 


KEWEENAW  COUNTY. 


Oopp«r  Harbor 

dllton 

^Eftf^le  Harbor. 

Grant 

Houghton 

l0!«Roral 

BIblej 


81 
165 
215 
159 
260 


162 


1,110 


^5 


49 
lU 
150 

25 
235 


10 
156 


789 


o  *• 


114 
105 
188 
27 
268 


12 
171 


885 


a 


850 
617 
'tis 
152 
1,836 

48 
929 


^,209 


i  Copper  Fall?  Mine  . . . 

M  Etkgle  Harbor  Village. 

( Amygdaloid  Mine 


98 

86 

118 

74 

50 

68 

48 

14 

18 

188 

215 

150 

452 

265 

61 


77S 


^ 


ATI/TTOX 


C«:<3TT. 


z^ 


tM 


%/<!*lJS 

f>sm«M^ 

t>%AH4ym     

fJTjd**,. 

fhs^rn^^ 

?n»A 

<^Cfo4Ub4 

fU4kr 

Imlcr 

lA^>*-^ 

"     City— l«t  ward. 
"   -^   ward 
••   -M   ward. 
••     ^th  Hard, 

MajflHd 

Mf'tAmom 

Maraibon 

North  llrancb 

Or^r-jpon 

Klch 


-1 

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SA 

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>X 

41? 

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IM 

I« 

ai 

S39 

£^ 

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i,« 

HA 

2S» 

9« 

IJ0 

•14 

?15 

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1.«t 

i»5 

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93 

Vk 

1» 

1» 

lU 

SsK 

SI 

«l 

n 

SIS 

Irt* 

104 

135 

4M 

eio 

•        211 

94«  ' 

1,W 

276 

!      ^* 

SSS  : 

1^5 

1>7 

199 

•IS 

V» 

187 

145  ' 

148  i 

76 

160 

172  ! 

185  \ 

sn 

8« 

99 

J«  ! 

4» 

CENSUS  RBrURNS. 


29 


LEELANAW.  COUNTY. 


Bingham 

CentrcTUllG... 

£mplre 

£linwood 

Glen  Arbor 

Kaeson 

'LeeUnaw 

Sleeping  Bear. 


I  j  LeeUnaw  Township 
1  Northport  Village 


• 
Oi 

^1 

14o 

130 

IM 

100 

104 

95 

129 

116 

98 

m 

103 

90 

155 

ITS 

73 

09 

1,0^ 

903 

No.  of 
Voters. 

1 

No.  of 
Inhabitants. 

91 

€37 

80 

939 

55 

450 

75 

535 

4(S 

405 

70 

441 

100 

S30 

5i 

040 

087 

4,577 

30 


AUDITOB    OBKERAL. 


LBNAWEB  COXTNTY. 


Adrian 

'•     City— let  ward  . 

»'  — 9d  ward.. 

"  — «d  ward.. 

"  -4tli  ward. 

BllBflflcld 

Cambridge 

Clinton 

Dcerfleld 


Dover 

Fairfield.. 
Franklin . 
^nndeon.. 
Madison.. 
Medina... 

Macon 

Ogdcn 

Palmyra.. 
Raisin.... 
Ridgeway. 


Rome. 


Rollin. 
Riga.. 


Seneca 

Tecnmsch. 
Woodstock. 


I  j  Ilndson  Township 
1      "       Village... 


3W 


330 

880 

419 

400 

815 

297 

b7S 

860 

2«9 

254 

US 

482 

2e5 

258 

804 

29S 

853 

371 

823 

845 

m 

222 

826 

886 

857 

855 

315 

310 

550 

527 

5;g 

581 

276 

271 

9,881 

9,769 

404 

427 

457 
531 
4«S 
291 
3S5 
830 
422 
47S 
991 
1,110 
S67 
523 

im 

819 
44T 
8dS 
262 
894 
426 
829 
621 
697 
8M 


582 
M6 

878 

522 
847 

661 
449 

860 

1,110 

s 


I.fM 
2.6A9 

1^ 

2^ 
i^m 

uu 

i.»i 

1^ 

1,4» 
1,» 
!,« 
4,091 
1,291 
1.9W 

!,«» 
1.4» 

i,:y 

i.6U 

1,4» 
1,515 
1,M1 
iPi 
2,» 
1,8«» 

45^ 


1«» 
4,091 


CENSUS  RETTTRNS. 


ai 


LIVINGSTON  COUNTY. 


Brighton « 

Oon^vny 

Coboctah 

Oecrflcld. 

<JrCn<M 

Green  Oak 

Handy 

MarUand 

Hambnr^ 

Uov^cU 

Iosco 

Marioa 

O«ooola 

Patnam 

Tyrone 

CnadUla 


o  fl 

"^1 


^i 


200 
218 
244 
222 
102 
IDS 
201 
246 
100 
608 
1&8 
207 
208 
205 
2&( 
207 

8,015 


1 


206 
219 
214 
220 
108 
107 
200 
254 
100 
516 
1S.3 
20S 
208 
203 
255 
207 

8,067 


*-2 
o  ** 


86S 
241 
271 
260 
246 
260 
887 
887 
263 
621 
250 
2Sd 
257 
830 
806 
204 

4,045 


OS 

^1 


1,441 
1,010 
1,177 
1,088 

001 
1,082 
1,807 
1.150 

007 
2,602 

OOi 
1,111 
1,018 
1,401 
1,224 
1,041 

10,41T 


32 


AUDITOR  GKKBRAU 


MACKW^AC  COUNTY. 


• 

* 

^ 

m 

^ 

«« 

•oS 

^1 

©•a 

/i  as 

©•" 

o^ 

^% 

^o 

55j 

Q 

Ut 

1              HI 

Holme« 

* 

li9            S^ 

Koran 

4  (         Z» 

* 
St.  I^iuic« 

as         4» 

171 

i^ne 

Unofficial ;  retaruii  not  filod  with  Secretary  of  State. 


(KNSUS   RETCRKB. 


33. 


MACOMB  COUNTY. 


Bniee 

iCUnton 

CbMterflold. 

Erin 

HarrlBon 

•Lenox 

Kaoomb 

Ray 

'Richmond. 

Sterling 

Shelbj 

WAiren 


WsKhln^OD 


1 1  Annada  Township, 
i       ••        Vfllago.... 


i  \  Lenox  Towni^hip. . . 
}  Mew  IJAven  VlllHt^e. 


3  I  Klcbmond_Towii6hJp. 


Memphis  VlllSKe. 


«  \  Clinton  Towmitiip  . . 
1  lit.  Clemeoa  VUIago 


& 


.a 
o  ^ 


a64 

410 
6^ 
4d9 
433 

4-25 
868 
813 
464 

:h» 

8U 
404 


5,401 


''I 

No.  of 
Voters. 

. 

-— 

im 

404 

416 

510 

T17 

775 

449 

462 

448 

488 

94 

120 

427 

416 

800 

»)e 

814 

845 

468 

498 

814 

300 

}W7 

40d 

8:i0 

860 

410 

459 

5.405 

5,S58 

889 
S6 


425 


876 
S4 


464 


844 
MO 


it 


1,724 
2,160 
8,583 
2,175 
2,480 
605 
2,185 
2,205 
1,5M 
2,182 
1,549 
1.095 
1,988 
2,058 

28,050 


684 


259 
109 

286 
122 

1,928 
496 

368 

840 

S7 

427 

408 

1,724 

822 
94 

1,722 
418 

416 

415 

78 

2,185 

878 

b5 

1.797 
885 

468 

498 

2.185? 

845 
872 

875 
400 

1.820 
1,768 

717 

775 

n,588 

34 


AUDITOR   OEXKRAL. 


MANISTEE  COUNTY. 


• 
• 

Arcada 

87 
86 
91 
85 
72 
672 
27 

65 
51 

1,180 

8T 

86 
91 
25 
72 

685  ; 

Drown 

Bear  Lake 

Cleon 

Filer. 

iManistce 

MorUla 

1 

Onokama 

i 

M  ; 

Pleaaanton  

65 

Stronach 

t 

51  i 

1 

1,198 

Manietce  Township 

City— I Bt  ward.. 

*•  --2d  ward.. 

— «d  ward... 

—4th  ward. 


46 

78 

2(>2 

219 

127 

672 


Votem 

No.  Of 
Inhabltan 

41 

l» 

99 

69 

98  . 

4f7 

82  1 

I 

» 

75  t 

S7I 

75t 

8,«4 

29 

1"P 

79 

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60 

29 

t 
96  ' 

1 

1 

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1.824  '      «.«;t 


46 

1 

78 

ss 

206 

261 

227 

216 

12tt 

106 

685 

754 

271 

40ft 

1,09A 

66^ 

8.611 


(.'ENSL'S   RETURNS. 


3:» 


MA2«ITOU  COUNTY. 


1 

^i 

*^i 

*-z: 

1  o= 

of 

o« 

■  jr,g 

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5^5 

Q 
1 

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c 

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PMino 1 

North  Man Iton  leUind ! 

Hooth  3faiiiu>a  Island 

For  I«<land I 


87  , 
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87 
82 
4« 
24 
U 

168 


10 
5 
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1 

11 
9 

49 


190 

•i«7 
91 
76 
44 


MAR^^UETTB  COUNTY. 


iTiocoUiy.-. 
lt«lipeining. 

MimUsln};.. 


I  %  Harqncttc  To^-nship. 
,  •         Vinoffc... 


I  Nesanncc  Tovvoship 
■)  ••        Village... 


47 

7CS 
127 


2,aft2 


95 
C78 


768  ! 


124 
898 

517 


■! 

^s 

o5 

No. 
amil 

o*- 

oi 

^o 

5*55 

;>< 

>- 

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M 

47 

40 

260 

OSS 

606 

6.146 

HlC 

9S5 

4,617 

127 

14,% 

790 

:>73 

5S6 

8,25r. 

2,5S1 

2,862 

15,077 

100 

101 

617 

74<5 

S*4 

4,000 

M6 

9$5 

4,617 

124 

SO 

605 

449 

506 

2,660 

678 

586 

8,2&^. 

^ 


.VUDITOn  GENERAL. 


KENT  CO0NTT. 


Ada 

Alpine 

^Algoxna 

Byron 

Bowne 

Cascade 

Cannon 

Caledonia 

Courtland 

Gainee 

Grattan 

Grand  Bapida. 


a 


it 


Cliy— iBt  ward. 
—2d  ward.. 
— 8d  ward.. 
— Ith  ward 
^th  ward. 


'•'Lowell.. 
Nelson... 
Oakileld  . 
PUinfleld 
Paris 


Sparta 

Bolon 

(spencer . . . 

Tyrone 

Vergennce. 

Walker 

Wyoming . 


1  j  Algoma  Township. 
iRockfordVUlage.. 


*  j  Lowell  Township. 
1      **      VUlago... 


05 


« 


P 


278 
26T 
431 
252 
2r4 
280 
2&4 
298 
271 
222 
250 
929 
6S2 
929 
902 
592 
lt36 
6K> 
285 
221 
305 
305 
31$ 
197 
128 
146 
246 
8fr4 
859 


I   10,W1 


•a 

<i  as 


274 
274 
426 

251 
264 
283 
261 
801 
266 
223 
251 
888 
636 
907 
773 
5^ 
326 
664 
288 
282 
811 
310 

857 
191 
128 
116 
248 
884 
864 


10,117 


-      o 


'^ 


314 
»4d 

.609   j 


S9S 
299 
906 

S09 
290 
800 
800 
S» 
7S2 
1,092 
758  j 
£40 
325  ! 
724  I 
2S9  J 
S53  j 
867  I 
822  i 
8S5  I 
280  ! 
140  } 
160  I 
880 
8n6 
44^ 


11.484 


295 
126 


800 
126 


887 
172 


431 

318 
887 

426 

S09 

828 
841 

863 
857 

655 

664 

722 

1 


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IJM 
l,f» 

1,»? 
1.651 

8,4^ 

4,799 

2,7?1 

8.06« 

14« 

1,0M 

um 

1,51S 

1,6« 

911 

730 
1,842 
1,67: 

1,787 


50,410 


1,877 
88S 


IJKf 


1,388 
1,5» 


CENSUS   BFTURKS. 


27 


KEWEENAW  COUNTY. 


Oopper  Harbor 

(Hilton 

ifiif^le  Harbor. 

Giant 

Houghton 

ItleBoyal , 

Sibley 

Bhernum 


-1 

No.  of 
Voters. 

SI 

49 

114 

165 

lU 

105 

216 

150 

1S8 

159 

26 

27 

200 

285 

268 

60 

10 

12 

162 

156 

171 

1,110 

789 

885 

)  Copper  Fall?  Mine  . . . 
Kagle  Harbor  Village. 
Amygdaloid  Mine 


98 

86 

112 

74 

50 

68 

43 

14 

18 

216 

150 

188 

850 
617 

778 

162 

1,826 

48 
9S9 

^,209 


452 

266 

61 


r78 


58 


AUDITOK   OEXEKAL. 


L.U>EER  COUNTY. 


Almont 

Attica 

Arcadia..-. 
Darneidc. . 
Darlington. 

Dryden 

Dcerflcid  .. 


Elba 

Qoodland. 
Iladley... 
Imlay 


Lapeer 

"     City— l8t  ward. 

"   —2d  \rard. 

"   — 5d   ward. 

"   -4th  ward. 

Mayflcld 

^ctamora 

Marathon 

North  Branch 

Oregon 

Rich 


•a 


446 


817 
81 

228  I 

I 

162  I 
360  I 

wi 

206  . 

162 

38S 

256 

214 

S5  I 
125  ! 

61 
102 
210 
276 
197 


.a 


463 

326 

81 

224 

170 
867 

85 
199 
164 
82S 
2d9 
215 

90 
129 

61 
1(H 
211 
2T8 
199 


187 

145 

100 

172 

S6 

89 

4,297 

4,857 

SCO 


MO 

965 

97 

163 

177 
445 

91 
227 
164 
809 
250 
264 

93 
141 

71 
125 
246 
825 
218 
148 
185 

92 

4,806 


0 


V 
4iS 

1,1T! 

S» 
1,695 

41S 

1«001 
Sll 
1,4H 
1,243 
1,096 

S15 
494 
1,0» 
1,U5 
966 
7CS 

k: 

499 

21^ 


CENSrS   HBTURXS. 


%<J 


LEKLANAW.  COU.STY. 


Bingham 

CentrcvUllc... 

Empire 

Elmwood 

Qlen  Arbor 

KaflAon  

^Leelanaw 

Sleeping  Bear. 


>  j  Leelanaw  Townihip 
1  Northport  Village. . . 


Ob 


14li 
194 
104 
129 
98 
lOS 
ISO 

:3 


1,024 


oiJ 

tr  S 


125 
60 

185 


139 

190 

95 

116 

S6 

90 

i:u 

69 
963 


t 

No.  of 
Voters. 

• 
1-4 

91 

68: 

(A 

939 

55 

450 

585 

46 

405 

:o 

441 

160 

630 

u 

&iO 

68: 

4,5:: 

120 
58 


109 

51 

160 


C92 

288 

830 


30 


AUDITOK    OEXERAL. 


LENAWEB  COUNTY. 


Adrian 

'•     City— l8t  ward  . 

''       *•  —2d  ward.. 

"   -«d  ward.. 

"  — 4tli  ward. 

Bllaafield 

Cambridge 

CHnton . 

Dcerfleld 


Dover 

Fairfield.. 
Franklin . 
illadeon.. 
Madison.. 
Hodina... 

Macon 

Ogdcn 

Palmyra.. 

Raisin 

Ridgeway. 


Rome. 
Rollin 
Riira.. 


Seneca 

Tccnmeoli.. 
Woodstock . 


I  j  Hadeon  Township 
1       "        Village.... 


d05 
f&d 
841 
466 
8&9 
288 
295 
255 
830 
419 
315 
673 
219 
443 
265 
304 
353 
828 
234 
826 
857 
815 
550 
57C 
876 

9,881 


^8 

.a 

o  a 


9m 

40ft 
688 
885 
462 
8S7 
228 
281 


252 


830 
400 
297 
S69 
254 
482 
2SS 
293 
871 
815 
222 
886 
855 
810 
527 
681 
271 


9,769 


4(M 

4*7 
64« 
457 

:«i 

48S 
291 
8o5 
820 
422 
473 
391 
1,110 
867 
523 
843 
819 
447 
39S 
202 
894 
426 
829 
621 
697 
854 


11,768 


583 
846 

52S 
847 

661 
449 

878 

1,110 

UUil 

1,119 
l.S9i 

1,9M 
1,495 
I,7t 

1,-! 

4,€91 

l.S9« 

i,rr6 

1,415 
1,T5T 

i.e44 


1,4S» 
1,515 
1,5U 

2, 

IJ 


45.50S 


2,4K 
1,688 

Ton 


OBirSUS  RETTTBKB. 


31 


LIVINOSTON  COUNTY. 


Brigbton « 

OoniVBy.^ 

Cohoctah 

Dccrflcld. 

Genoa 

Grc«n  Oak 

Handf 

Hartland 

HAmbnn? 

Howell 

lOBCO 

Kaiion 

Oecoola 

Patnam 

Tyrone 

"rnadllla 


200 
218 
244 
22« 
102 
10S 
291 
24S 
1!K) 
G08 
1S8 
207 
208 
265 
2:^i 
207 


Pm 

No.  of 

Voters. 

296 

863 

219 

244 

214 

271 

220 

269 

108 

216 

197 

269 

290 

837 

264 

887 

190 

263 

516 

621 

isa 

250 

208 

2S8 

203 

267 

293 

880 

250 

806 

207 

294 

8,967 

4,945 

•■5 


1,441 
1,019 
1,177 
1,088 

991 
1,082 
1,807 
1.159 

907 
2,602 

901 
1,111 
1,018 
1,401 
1,224 
1,041 


19,417 


32 


AUDITOR  GENSRAU 


MACKH^AC  COUNTY. 


• 

• 

°t 

^1 

^1 

0*3 

iSl 

o*- 

«1 

^% 

5i50 

5^i 

Q 

(M 

> 

»4 

Holmee 

> 

1 
139  j         Ms 

Koran . 

4  (          ff» 

* 
»t.  Ignace 

8S            4d& 

in 

1,T« 

tTnoflicial ;  retanu  not  fllod  with  Secretary  of  State. 


(KNSU8   RETCRXS. 


33. 


MACOMB  COUNTY. 


^Araiada 

Brace 

iCUnton 

CbMterAeld. 

Erin 

Hairlaon 

-Lenox 

Macomb 

K»r 

'Richmond . 

Sterlinff 

Shelby 

Warren 

WaehlD^on 


^  j  iLfmada  Townehip. 
<      ••        Village.... 


'j Lenox  Towniihlp... 
lN«*wHnvenVIllairv. 


3  j  Richmond  Township. 
1  Memphis  YillaRC 


*\  CUnton  Townjihlp  . . 
1  Mt.  Clemena  V Ulago 


c 


410 
6S4 
439 
4d» 
04 
4-25 
8(M 
812 
454 

im 

404 


MS 
416 
717 
449 
448 
94 
427 
369 
ni4 
468 
814 
847 
K» 
410 


No.  of 
Voters. 

No.  Of 
Inhabitants, 

404 

1,724 

510 

2,160 

775 

8,588 

462 

2,17:. 

488 

2,480 

120 

605 

416 

2,185 

959 

2,205 

845 

1,5M 

498 

2,182 

800 

1,549 

408 

1.695 

860 

1,989 

459 

S,058 

u,S58 

28,050 

256 
108 

259 
109 

286 
122 

1,228 
496 

864 

868 

840 

S7 

408 

1,724 

889 
i>6 

823 
94 

1,722 
418 

425 

i 

876 

88 

427 

416 

415 

78 

2,185 

873 
85 

1.797 
885 

464 

844 
840 

468 

845 
872 

717 

498 

2.182 

875 
400 

1,820 
1,768 

684 

775 

n,588 

5 


34 


AUDITOU   (lEXERAL. 


MANISTEE  COrNTY. 


Arcada 

Broira 

Bear  Lake 

Cleon 

Filer. 

^Manistee 

Morula 

Ouokama 

Plcaunton  

Stronach 

»  fldanl0tcc  Township 

City— l8t  ward. 

—2d  ward . 

I        '■  — 8d  ward.. 

I        *^  -4th  ward 


46 

46 

.M 

79 

78 

8S  1 

202 

206 

261 

219 

227 

•246 

127 

128 

106 

6T3 

6$5 

7M 

•Tl 
1,»R 


C'ENSUS   KETL'RNts. 


35 


XANITOU  COUNTY. 


Cluindlcr 

Oalilee 

Peaine 

North  Manitoa  Itfland 

Hooth  Manitott  Island 

Fox  Island 


Ok 

Q 


87 
82 

4S 
24 
14 

S 

168 


I 

• 

• 

SS 

»s 

.a 

.  « 

o  a 

o** 

'AO 

^ 

> 

87 

19 

32  I 

48  1 
24  i 
14  ! 


S 


168 


5 ; 

I 

9 
49 


c 


190 

2<V"> 

2S7 

91 

76 

44 

891 


MARQUETTE  COUNTY. 


Cliocolay... 

I^pexning. 

»Marqiietto 

MiBiiHHinff.. 

•Ncfrannoc 


47 

ssua 

76S 
127 
517 

2.852 


'  tMarqactte  Township. 
,  -         vniagc... 


• » Nej^nunec  Township 
1  *•         Village... 


95 
678 

768 


124 
898 

5l7 


m 

•^* 

^S 

»s 

•^2 
o5 

No. 
Famll 

©1 

K^ 

e 

h* 

47 

40 

260 

98S 

606 

6,110 

K46 

985 

4,617 

127 

145 

790 

578 

5S6 

8,255 

2.5S1 

2,862 

15,077 

100 

101 

617 

746 

vS-S4 

4,000 

f^6 

985 

4,617 

124 

SO 

605 

449 

506 

2,560 

578 

586 

8,25r. 

36 


AUDITOR    OENXRAL. 


M.\BON    COUNTY 


1  Amber 

KreeSoll 

Grant 

HamllD 

Lincoln  

=Lakc 

Pere  Marquette. 

iRIvcrton 

Summit 

Stierman 

Victor}- 


'  Township  IS  N.,  ranj^c  16  W.,  }4  returned  with 

Amber  - 

Amber  Towntthip 


1 J 


Onc-balf  n^tnmed  with  Ulvcrton. 
Rivcrton  Township 


• 

115 

115 

30 

))0 

84 

84 

22 

22 

»* 

84 

4 

4 

1S8 

IbS 

128 

IIM 

65 

55 

42 

42 

T4 

T4 

Til 

728 

No.  of 
Voters. 

1 

6 

111 

4$i 

8i 

W 

85 

IS 

*» 

124 

40 

l«i 

6 

2!» 

289 

»K 

186 

5M 

6i 

26T 

41 

1» 

71 

Sil 

925 


8.8»4 


21» 
b6 

29 
86 

lis 

115 

29 

80 
94 

128 

124 

29 

S2 

100 

111 

4fi 

29 

lOT 

100 
440 

186 


5M 


'West  half  of  Lake  county  attach<>d  to  Mason. 


CBKSl'S  KETUnXS. 


MECH>BTA  COUNTY. 


Anetin 

JBtna 

>BIg  Bapldfi 

sBig  Bapidn  Cfty 

Chlppewa 

Coltex 

D««rfleld. 

Fork 

Ortnt 

Oreen  ^ 

Hlnton 

MceoAta 

Mlllbrook 

dberidan 
Wlieatland 


65  ! 

70 
l(\o 
266 

38 

39 
122 

St'V 

88 
122 

^ 

98 

65 


•si 


65 


72 


105 

268 
84 
80 

122 
85 
88 

128 
89 
54 
65 


73 

79 

187 

865 

31 

51 

18S 

84 

40 

100 

100 

64 

M 

28 

89 


a 


M6 
885 
&97 
1,288 
140 
146 
564 
168 
144 
616 
890 
268 
801 
185 
400 


i  i  JSig  Rapids  Township 
}  Unorganized  County  of  Clan* 


f  Biff  fUpidii  City— iBt  ward 
J  ••  —2d  ward. 

I  ♦•  --8d  ward. 

I  ••  — *tli  ward 


1,288 


38 


AUDITOR   GENERAI- 


MENOMINEE  COUNTl'. 


Cedarvillc  . 
Menominee 


28 
Hi 


24T 


9i 

»£ 

OS 

C-* 

c^ 

>^o 

5^5 

r' 

s 

:>8 
•24« 


:{e9 


41 


I» 


S48   :        l.«9 


a$4  :     \j0i 


MIDLAND  OOUNTV. 


i  Grant.... 
Gladwin.. 
Homor . . . 
IngerHoll.. 

Jaj»per 

Jerome... 
Lincoln... 
'Midland.. 

Porter 

^•Sheridan. 


^Unorganized  County  of  Clare. 
'Unorganized  County  of  Clare 


S  Midland  Townebip 
>        '•       Village... 


-.1 


19 

51 
98 
•2^ 

U)8 
01 

d4A 
•20 
SO 

iSO 


19 
»9 
.M 
98 

108 
61 

7s<> 


19 

80 

19 
:20 

«9 

d9 

94 

94 
2ra 

a46 


ai« 


> 


68 
54 

79 

70 

«1 

4SS 

24 

» 

886 


cS 

"3 


68 


90 


lOT 
810 


4« 


147 

l» 

A' 

.«* 

i.«:« 


8.m: 


147 

e*7 


IM 


4!^ 

1.1W 

IS 


CENSUS  RETURNS. 


39 


MONROE  COUNTY. 


jUh.... 

Balln.. 

Bedford 

Dundee. 

Brte.... 


fixeter 

Prenclitown. 
Ida 


London  

LaSaUe 

Milan 

Monroe. 

*•  City— lat  ward. 
—2d  ward  . 
— «d  ward . 

RaiJiinTille 

doflunexfleld 

W^Itcford 


=^1 

Xo.  of 
Voters. 

■ 
X 

■^^ 
OS 

292 

292 

889 

1,449 

8fi0 

350 

860 

1,8*4 

S0& 

305 

320 

1,4«» 

d08 

ulO 

601 

2,8&4 

3<U 

2(M 

810 

1,627 

SOB 

208 

248 

1,059 

8S1 

882 

445 

2.115 

1S5 

ISo 

222 

1^020 

216 

219 

286 

1,050 

2S0 

250 

2SS 

1.892 

2S8 

285 

8»& 

1,460 

1T2 

179 

286 

1,008 

486 

486 

514 

2,527 

<%5 

818 

892 

1,812 

lOS 

119 

156 

747 

321 

821 

8S1 

i,79r. 

307 

306 

362 

l.i«4 

297 

29T 

824 

1,427 

5,178 

5.920 

6,090 

27,6fM 

40 


AUDITOll  OEXERA.L 


MONTCALM  COTNTY. 


Bloomer  . 
Bclvidcrc. 
BaebuelL. 
Crystal... 


Cato 


Day 

Donglaes 

ETergrecn.... 

lEoreka 

Ferris 

Fairplain  .... 

Home 

Montcalm 

Maple  Valley. 

Plerson 

Pine 


Richland.. 
Reynolds. 
^Sidney.. 
Wlnfiold . 


» (  Enreka  Township.. 
1  Oreemlllc  Village. 


-  ( Sidney  To\niBhip 
-)  Stanton  Village .. 


au 

11 

276 

1«» 

110 

38 

50 

101 

375 

106 

199 

33 

206 

98 

150 

61 

22 

90 

202 

62 

3,  MS 


814 

11 
279 
Ids 
114 

83 

50 
101 
601 
107 
201 

82 
20S 

98 
1.M 

61 

23 

91 
211 

63  i 

2,809 


161    I 

I 

IM  ' 

41 

» 
lt9 
T10 
129 
244 

191  i 
101  I 
16«  i 

73 

26  , 
IM 
232 

74 


8,260 


1 

193 
888 

195 
406 

.%75 

601 

76 
126 

SO 
181 

802 

211 

889 
471 


710 


98 
189 

882 


o5 


i,« 

M 

XT, 

» 

2,7:5 

i:> 

1H.6« 


9» 

1.WT 


MS 


c'fixsus  UETruy:^* 


11 


MUSK£<K>N  COFNTY. 


Btae  Lake 

Cedar  Creek 

CKcinorta. 

Dalton 

EigcletoD^ 

PmiUand 

Laketon 

Lcv«ll 

MaekegoD 

CIty-lPt  wart. 
—2d  ward.. 
— 6dward.. 

Moorland 

Norton 

Ooeana 

Rarenna , 

iWhite  River 


.a 


si 


9\ 

It  VI 

206 

\C4 

.'18 

» 

IDO 

96 

62 

849 

4TT 

293 

42 

189 

174 

218 

297 


2,962 


H> 
147 
202 

97 

51   j 

02  I 
195  ! 

85 

76 
849 
490 
28t 

89 
189 
174 
206 
297 


2,908 


9S 

MO 

•i81 

9u 

M 

57 

161 

89 

n 

287 

fi96 
288 
41 
169 
IM 
196 
248 

2,8» 


8>)1 
661 

1,098 
401 
288 
228 

1,080 
167 
401 

1,788 
•9,612 

1,667 
194 
684 
920 

1,085 

1,4&2 

I4,99fi 


1 J  Wbke  River  Township. 
1  WhltebaU  VlUage 


126 
171 

297 


126  , 
171   i 

297  ! 


158 
248 


610 
1,4A2 


^i 


AHhLind ... 
iBrookfl... 
Brid^OD  .. 
Bi«  Pnirie. 

Barton 

Bwkver 

(Proton 

DajtoQ 

D<»nver..  .. 

KufUej 

Kv^rett 

Grant 

Sltrrman . . . 
Sheridan  ... 


AUDITOU  GENERAL. 
NEWAYGO  COCNTY. 


I  j  Brooka  Townnhlp. 
I  Newayjfo  Village. 


CEKSrS   RETURNS. 


4^ 


OAKLAND  COTTNTY. 


Addison 

Avon 

Brandon 

filoomfleld 

Commerce 

Farmin^ton 

Grovetand 

Hiffbland 

Holly 

Independence . . 

Lyonn 

Milford 

Novl 

Oxford , 

Orion 

Oakland 

PontUc 

Pontlac  City.... 

Rom 

Royal  Oak 

Sprlngfleld 

Honthfleld 

Troy 

Waterford 

White  Lake.... 

We«t  Bloomflcd 


u 


AUDITOK  GENERAL. 


OCEANA   COUNTY. 


Benona 

C'olftx 

Clay  BankR 

Crystal 

Elbridgc 

Ferry.. .^ 

Greenwood 

Grant 

Golden 

Hart 

Leavltt 

Nc^Held 

Otto 

iPentwat«r 

Shelby 

We:ire..- 

*  j  Pentvater  Townehip 
1        »*         VlUagc.. 


No.  of 
Dwelling?. 

ISl 

* 
• 

> 

182 

iss 

19 

10 

22 

64 

85 

f*7 

47 

47 

46 

124 

124 

1»4 

89 

» 

98 

5S 

:ts 

eo 

48 

iS 

45 

78 

78 

79 

21% 

S19 

SU 

76 

76 

19 

56 

56 

61 

29 

29 

S9 

800 

800 

846 

119 

119 

117 

114 

114 

196 

1,AS0 

!,»» 

1,748 

a 


4« 

in 
m 

1,0N 
«H 

le 

1,4U 
SR 
41! 

7,88 


CENSUS   RETURNS. 


^ 


ONTONAGON  COUNTY. 


OAvpLake. 


Ontonagon 
XtocUand.. 


d^ 

No.  of 
Families. 

1 

No.  of 
V  o  t  e  r  B . 

• 

2 

1     ^ 

8 

7 

:>! 

c 

:. 

6 

2kf 

l»S 

99 

:s 

:^ 

141 

142 

146 

740 

2«5 

dCT 

in 

1,471* 

51T 

j21 

416 

2,<4C 

OSCEOLA  COUNTY. 


Bvart 

Hereej 

Hartwick 

Lincoln 

Lcroy  

Middle  Branch 

Osceola 

Orient 

Hldimond 

Sherman 

Sylnui. 

Highland 


124 

124 

m 

88 

&8 

5d 

U 

11 

75 

75 

86 

86 

10 

10 

38 

33 

It 

11 

122 

122 

35 

25 

10 

10 

16 

16 

064 

561 

O  *" 


189 
47 
76 
11 
78 
41 
10 
&4 
14 

180 
30 
14 
15 


<M8 


OS 


520 
170 

2ii7 
47 

tm 

149 
49 

187 

658 

116 

48 


8,624 


>  Ea!>t  half  of  Lake  Coanty  attached  to  Osceola  Connty. 


u 


AUDITOK  GEXKRAL. 


OTTAWA  COUNTY. 


Allendale 

BleDdon 

Chester 

Crockery 

Grand  Ilarcn 

Grand  Haven  City 

Gcorgetom-n 

Holland 

Holland  City 

Jameetowu 

Olive 

Polkton 

Robinson 

Spring  Lake 

Tallmadge 

Wright 

ZeelQud 


1   ri  OB 

! 
No.  of 
Votcre.    i 

0=5 
P 

s 

107 

1 

157 

1 

1 

1    145 

795 

187 

187 

9S 

71^ 

2S0 

288 

ao5 

i.4«e 

224 

226 

287 

i,i« 

103 

lO-l 

98 

3&} 

S90 

585 

688 

»43* 

288 

2S8 

««7 

1,«7» 

483 

485 

859 

2,«M 

4.V» 

455 

898 

fJKH 

315 

815 

807 

!,«« 

180 

180 

1(6 

€%i 

4m 

467 

506 

«,41€ 

1    78 

78 

67 

M» 

866 

898 

365 

1.S3« 

1 

205 

291 

846 

1,451 

293 

400 

465 

2,0fn 

480 

480 

S7S 

^M^ 

5,029 

5,1W 

r 

5,0S1 

a6,«? 

cKN'.sus  RFrrrKNs^. 


bAOtNAW  COtTNTl'. 


.Vlb<H* 

Bwdy 

Brant ^ 

Bircli  Run 

Blnmlleld 

Baeiuk  VlBta 

BrMfT^port 

Oarrolton 

^*li«Miulng 

Chapln 

Fmnkinmath ^ 

Fremont 

Kochvllle 

Maple  Grove 

RlcnlADd 

iSpaaldfog 

Sagtnaw 

au  Charles 

Hwan  Creek 

Taymouth 

T1ttat>awH8t*ec 

ThomaaTown 

Zllwankee 

Ka^t  8aglnaw — l!«t  ward. 

—2d  ward.. 

— «dward.. 

— Ith^-ard- 

— ;>th  ward. 

—6th  ward. 
^^»5lnaw  City— 1st  ward  . 

—2d  ward  . 

—3d  ward  . 

-4th  ward 

— 5th  ward 

-  6th  ward 


1  \  SpaaldiDji:  TowD(*hIp  . . 
» Boath  fjaplnaw  Villaf?e, 


\  C'h<t»aiiiiiq  Townishfp 
i  •*         Village  .. 


^1 

v:^ 

s 

Em 

M 

as 

06 

97 

75 

75 

208 

202 

201 

201 

17« 

174 

228 

280 

248 

270 

825 

819 

58 

M 

232 

288 

48 

41 

197 

199 

116 

115 

97 

96 

480 

452 

170 

17:1 

242 

246 

70 

69 

ISO 

184 

175 

178 

124 

128 

192 

190 

2^^} 

271 

877 

867 

6H9 

727 

414 

421 

212 

219 

251 

244 

217 

229 

885 

802 

249 

289 

2as 

222 

229 

286 

2»J 

225> 

u690 


42 


I    I 


4«0 


168 
157 

825 


7,613 


48 
404 


452 


168 
156 


-V  I 


« 

m 

a 

■** 

Ci 

^1 

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c** 

o.e 

y.o 

^J§ 

> 

B 

1— 

819 


51 

90 

61 

218 

225 

J78 

282 

266 

M7 

56 

252 

40 

209 

no 

77 
:>61 
280 
262 

75 
181 
172 

96 
158 
296 
825 
686 
886 
^9 
209 
272 
897 
280 
242 
807 
206 


7,960 


61 
500 


561 


178 
174 


847 


197 

4T1 

881 

925 

1,074 

1,004 

1,171 

1,564 

1,607 

258 

1,4«8 

170 

l.OTt) 

505 

466 

2,117 

1.005 

1,185 

427 

688 

84M 

607 

158 

1.508 

1.786 

8.642 

2,040 

1,284 

1,140 

1.245 

1,557 

1,111 

1,216 

1,278 

1.085 


89,071) 


242 
1,875 


1 


2,11' 


7H5 
721 


1,507 


48 


ATMTOB    C^BXKRAI* 


S/>l?rLA(:  CHJCNTY. 


Argylc 

AqsUii 

Brid^hampton . 
Bad 


^Delaware . 
Klk 


Flynn 

'Pon^tor 

Fremont  .-•... 

Groenleiaf 

Lamott^" 

Lexington 

Maple  Valley 

Marlctt 

Harion 

Moore 

Minden 

Banllac 

Spciiker 

Washtu^tOD . 
Watertown. . 
Worth 


1  i  Delaware  Township. 
1  PonvtvUlc  Vlliafre. . 


^FofCflt<»^  Towni>hip 
Richmondvllle  Village. 
Forester  VlUafre 


^h 


i:c 

4-2 

i:i2 

Uo 

•25 

lid 

121 

;o 

'2« 
4CT 

71 
131 
1'2S 

•20 

85 

fm 

'203 
04 


9 


125 
5>7 

152 


71 
16 
89 

lid 


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SO 
CS 


I 


ITS 

42  i 
187  I 
110 

24 
122 
121 

28 
467 

71 
131 
125 

19 

J-1 

d<is 

208 
G4 

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2.780  I     2,721 


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1&4 

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M 
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71 
4« 
19 
415 
44; 
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292 
12d 
4i  1 


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2«04.3  I      14.5& 


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24 
181 


67  , 
15  t 
40 


122 


109 


8« 
17 

91 


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CEK8Ua   KETLKX8. 


49 


SHIAWASSEE  COUNTY 


Antrim 

Bams 

Bennington 

Caledonia 

Falrticld 

Ilazleton 

MSddiebnry 

New  Haven 

OWOSBO 

Perry 

Kiwh. 

Sciota 

ShiatrasRec 

Vomon 

Venice 

Woodhall 

Owoeeo  City— l8t  ward. 

'•  —2d  ward . 
-  8d  ward . 

"  —4  th  ward. 
Comnna  City 


■ 

No.  of 
Inhabitant!. 

242 

991 

995 

1,969 

881 

1,424 

226 

891 

149 

€88 

198 

822 

251 

1,018 

U& 

999 

199 

1,068 

22)3 

1,068 

156 

684 

299 

1,270 

861 

1,423 

47T 

1,798 

264 

966 

197 

7n 

198 

TTO 

141 

S6d 

06 

223 

128 

496 

868 

1,408 

6,117 

90,804 

7 


60 


AUDITOR    GENERAL. 


8T  CLAIR  COUNTY. 


Brock  way 

Barchville 

Berliii 

»CUy 

Colambas 

Caeeo 

China 

HTottrellvUle 

Clyde 

Baat  China 

Bmmet. 

Fort  Oratiot 

Greenwood 

Grant 

Ira 

Kimball 

Kenockee 

Lyon 

Hnsei'y 

Port  Haron 

Port  Huron  City— let  ward. 

•*      — «d  ward. 

*♦      -«d  ward. 

"      -4tUward. 

Riley 

8t.  Clair 

6t  Clair  City— lut  ward.... 

•*       ••        -2d  ward.... 

WaJee 

1  i  Clay  Townnhip 

J  Algoniic  Village 

«  j  Oattrollville  Township. 
1  VlUage  of  Marine  Cily. 


SJ9 
188 
283 
S8S 
220 
870 
807 
446 
2U 
M 
1^ 
192 

lei 

224 
3^ 
2(18 
228 
107 
217 
15S 
382 
20S 

aw 

Sd8 
885 
418 
155 
161 
277 


6,881 


^1 


249 

183 

283 
382 


291 

4» 

236 

66 

1^ 
1S3 
161 
224 
276 
316 
226 
107 
318 
ISO 
348 
223 
341 
831 
853 
830 

I 

162 
162 
336 


6,918 


329 
183 
292 
392 
256 
390 
98 

^s& 

281 

67 

309 

141 

ISO 
228 
380 
320 
361 
108 
287 
100 
315 
135 
207 
2^ 
813 
364 
179 
132 
276 


C.666 


^1 


1J» 

1J» 
1.40 

l^ 

\jm 
un 

U7« 
333 

lj09i 

\m 

m 

1,144 

1^1 
1<091 

a« 

1.1H 
3Si 

1J3J 

1,443 

1^ 

2,0« 

9n 

1JM» 


86.687 


184 
151 

183 
190 

154 
183 

283 

333 

292 

800 
243 

201 
262 

193 
267 

'    443 

4:8 

4» 

7« 
7*1 

1,U1 
1,910 


CSNSUB  KETURKP. 


01 


ST.  JOSKPH  COUNTY. 


'Burr  Oak.... 

K>ok>ii 

H)0D8Canttne 

Fior«nee 

FtewerfteM  .. 

FabluB 

Fawn  Kiver. 
^Lockport... 

Leoaldas 

^Mendon. 

MotMIle 

sNotrawa..... 
Park 


Shennan 

fitnrgiii 

<Whlte  Pigeon. 


>i  Colon  Township 
1      •»     Village... 


'  J  Nottawa  Township . 
(OentrcvUlc  Village . 


'  J  Borr  Oak  Township. 
1       ••        Village.... 


*  j  White  Pigeon  To\*-nBhip 
1  '*  Village,.. 


MMeodon  Village.... 
1        '*       Township. 


*  J  Lockport  Township .. 
)  Three  Rivers  Village. 


>  j  OonBtantine  Township. 
1  ♦•  Village.... 


^1 


468 
812 
M9 
198 
298 
228 
184 
6€0 
343 
897 
168 
.•iS7 
24«5 
287 
4S6 
8^1 


• 

'si 

^l 

.«» 

o  a 

o** 

550 

^ 

> 

424 

510 

811 

871 

sm 

682 

195 

250 

28S 

850 

22-1 

804 

184 

176 

688 

921 

828 

89S 

898 

461 

158 

188 

372 

496 

2-W 

806 

287 

266 

487 

562 

d«4 

4d0 

5,872 

6,664 

215 
97 

216 
95 

258 

lis 

812 

811 

871 

229 
158 

2H 
IM 

298 
198 

887 

872 

4S6 

249 

189 

251 
178 

812 
198 

438 

424 

510 

182 
202 

183 
201 

228 
252 

8»1 

884 

480 

158 
244 

154 
289 

176 
288 

897 

898 

464 

488 
227 

450 

288 

582 

889 

660 

688 

921 

221 
298 

519 

21T 
803 

620 

278 
8C6 

682 

0 


1,911 
1,504 
2,404 

970 
1,588 
1,2T7 

680 
8,455 
1,461 
1,909 

721 
1,868 
1,276 
1,160 
2,806 
1,884 


26,274 


1,106 
898 


1,504 


1,119 
740 


1.868 


1,187 
724 


1,911 


911 
928 


1,8^ 


660 
1,249 


1,909 


2,267 
1,168 

8,455 

1.114 
1,290 

^,404 


si 


AUDITOB  GEKEBAL. 


TUSCOLA  COUNTY. 


Arbela 

Akron 

Aimer 

Columbia 

Denmark 

Dayton 

Elkland 

Ellington  .... 

Elmwood 

Fairgrovc 

Fremont 

Gilford 

Qeneva 

Indian  Fields 

Jnniata 

Koylton.. 

KingRton 

MiUington.... 

NoTeeta 

TuMola 

YaBsar 

Watertown... 

Wells 

Wisnor 


18S 

lis 

Ul 
98 
106 
129 
108 
88 

n 

188 

185 

69 


t*0 


178 

202 

Si 

68 

129 

24 

287 

168 

140 

40 

82 


A  as 


« 


178 
lis 
141 
98 
16T 
129 
lOS 


S5  • 


Tt 

ISl 

186 

6S 

J« 

169 


1 

• 

> 

197 

187 

155 

44 

! 

184 
99 
94 

67  i 

« 

isd  I 

198  i 

67 

S3 
908 


2<V> 

284 

*4 

<i 

68 

1 

124 

148 

24 

^< 

283 

3S9 

167 

\SA 

188 

120 

40 

46 

82 

41 

2,800 

5,9^1 

2 


«?• 
w. 

m 

IK 

1,04^ 
4t: 

1,111 
w 

16? 


CENSUS  R£TURKS. 


63 


VAN  BUKBN  COCNTV. 


Arllni^n 

1  An  twerp 

AIbmba 

Bangor 

BloomiafpcUlc 

ColnmbU 

si>ecatiar 

Decrfield 

O^nera. 

Hartford 

Hamilton 

Keeler 

^Lawrence 

spawPaw 

Porter 

Pftt€  Grove 

eSoath  Haven ..: 

Waveiiy 

1 J  Antwerp  Township 

( Lawton  Tillage 

a  j  Decatur  Township 

1      "       VUlagc 

»  t  Paw  Paw  Township 

i        »'        Village 

4  {  Lawrence  Township 

1        ••        Village 

»  i  South  Haven  Township 
i  »•  Village... 


p 

No.  of 
FamUies. 

No.  of 
Voters. 

278 

279 

842 

649 

618 

700 

218 

220 

245 

801 

.'MM) 

882 

:m 

881 

89S 

3S7 

280 

82S 

&&1 

:j8S 

598 

105 

187 

15$ 

219 

219 

260 

809 

869 

899 

248 

1^14 

280 

260 

270 

291 

U2 

442 

502 

569 

588 

702 

2M 

260 

306 

aio 

886 

422 

444 

■157 

:a8 

268 

250 
6,182 

800 

6,176 

7,101 

1 

o5 

c 


1,857 
2,69<> 

980 
1,52.^ 
1,501 
1,26J' 
2,510 

677 
1,06(: 
1,70P 
1,172 
1,80» 
1,927 
2,670 
1,81(; 
1,700 
2,10S 
1,285 

2S,78:» 


874 
275 

859 
254 

423 
277 

1,609 
1,081 

649 

618 

700 

2,690 

220 
881 

220 
818 

258 

1,092 
1,41J? 

551 

688 

598 

8,510 

25« 
811 

258 
825 

818 
8S4 

1,242 
1,428 

560 

588 

702 

2,670 

804 
188 

8M 
188 

855 

147 

1,872 

655 

442 

442 

502 

1,927 

128 
821 

184 
888 

457 

147 
896 

627 

1,681 

444 

1 

548 

2,10f 

54 


AUDITOB   GENERAL. 


WASHTENAW  C?OUNTy. 


Ann  Arbor. 

Angueta 

Bridgewater 

Dexter 

Freedom 

Lima 

Lodl 

Lyndon  

Manchefiter 

Northfleld 

Pittefleld 

Balem _ 

Scio 

Superior 

Saline 

Sylvan 

Sharon 

Webster 

York 

Ypsllanti 

Ann  Arbor  City— Ist  and  2d  wards... 

' '  —3d  and  4Ui  wards. . 

"  — &th  and  6Ui  wards.. 

'Tpeilaoti  City-lst,  2d  and  8d  wards 

^  — 4tli  and  5th  wards  . . 


-1 

©fl 

No.  of 
Families. 

1 

No.  of 
Voter*. 

4 

'1 

25T 

258 

816 

ljt» 

810 

806 

829 

i,ia 

280 

280 

408 

M» 

176 

164 

S96 

M 

245 

22S 

SM 

i^ 

202 

196 

260 

\;a 

285 

285 

2M 

iJM 

155 

145 

207 

ess 

491 

491 

6M 

8,fil« 

283 

282 

286 

IJM 

209 

214 

297 

I,lfl 

268 

254 

881 

1,211 

491 

498 

680 

8,4« 

24C 

241 

818 

1,MB 

893 

392 

51S 

LNI 

407 

420 

463 

1^ 

206 

206 

806 

l,fi8T 

179 

179 

258 

974 

888 

883 

419 

1,815 

308 

306 

291 

1.5«1 

585 

573 

675 

8,Wl 

49S 

580 

617 

2,« 

889 

349 

428 

1,71« 

605 

725 

781 

8,271 

420 

465 

585 

2^ 

7,964 

8,178 

16,185 

41,40 

CENSUS  BBTURNK. 


55 


WAYNK  COUNTT. 


Brownetown. 

Cmaton 

Bearborn 


Oreenfleld 

Orocee  Point 

HamtrAmck 

Huron 

LWonia. 

MotkgntLgon 

KanlEln 

Pljmoath 

R«dford 

Romnlas 

SprlngwellB 

Sompter 

Taylor 

VanBoren 

I>«Uolt  City— Iflt  ward. 

"       —2d   ward 

*'       —M   ward. 

"       — Ith  ward. 

"       —6th  ward. 

**       — «th  ward. 

•*       —7th  ward 

•'  — *th  ward. 
—9th  ward. 
-IDthward. 


1  j  EcorM  Towufihlp. 
}  Wyandotte  City . . , 


412 

No,  of 
Voters. 

426 

441 

820 

800 

fr45 

4«2 

489 

46t 

968 

989 

927 

499 

466 

466 

888 

885 

418 

564 

552 

408 

256 

288 

258 

2T2 

860 

418 

298 

299 

260 

619 

607 

758 

6M 

688 

765 

4U 

406 

899 

804 

290 

888 

621 

019 

682 

259 

283 

216 

192 

178 

198 

450 

442 

609 

706 

782 

1,168 

1S9 

208 

676 

598 

620 

1,009 

978 

1,200 

1,111 

1,879 

1,8U 

1,986 

1,8^ 

1,652 

2,&a7 

1,460 

1,704 

1,552 

1,621 

1,571 

1,405 

2,404 

2,825 

2,068 

2,805 

2,647 

1,762 

21,491 

22,201 

28,678 

^5 


2,087 
1,892 
8,802 
4,942 
8.406 
2,280 
8,002 
1,263 
1,679 
1,465 
2,956 
3,016 
1,872 
1,464 
8,488 
1,106 
807 
1,96S 
4,S56 
1,642 
8,996 
5,600 
9,850 
14,278 
8,689 
7,682 
11,784 
11,972 

119.064 


4,942 


.)6 


AUDITOR   GEXKRAL. 


WEXFORD  COUNTY. 


CoUax  

Uanovcr  .. 
Sprlngvillc 
Wexford . . 
•Reoder... 


'Rceder,  Mlsgaukoc  County,  attached  to  Wexford.. 


COMPILATION 

AUDITOR   General 

KAILROAD  CORPORATIONS 

STATE    OF    MICHIGAN, 

FOR    Tun   'S'XJA.It    IHOO. 


BY     AUTHORITY. 


LANSIKG: 
W.  S.  GEORGE  &  CO.,  PRINTERS  TO  THE  STATE. 

1870. 


56 


AUDITOK   GENERAL. 


WEXFORD  COUNTY. 


' Reader,  MlBi>ankcc  County,  attached  to  Wexford.. 


COMPILATION 

BY    THK 

A.UDITOR   General 

OV    TllK 
OK    TUE 

KAILROAD  CORPORATIONS 

IS    TnE 

STATE     OF    MICHIGAN, 

FOR    THE    VEIjVR     1 HO0. 


BY     AUTHORITY. 


LANSING: 
.  GEORGE  &  CO.,  PRINTERS  TO  THE  STATE. 

1870. 


REPORT. 


STATE    OF    MICHIGAJy, 
AuDiTOE  Gexebal's  Office, 
Lansiruf,  Xovemher  SO,  1870. 

To  ike  Legislature : 

111  accordance  with  the  requirements  of  law,  the  ensuing 

compilation  of  the  Annual  Reports  of  Railroad  'Corporations 

organized   under  the  laws  of  this  State,  for  the  year  ending 

December  31,  18C0,  is  herewith  respectfully  submitted. 

WILLIAM  HUMPHREY, 

Auditor  General, 


lY 


COMPILATION. 


TABLE  A. 

FAst  of  Railroad  (Corporations  to  which  blanks  wers  for- 
warded; those  from  tohich  reports  for  the  year  ending 
December  31st,  1869,  loere  received ;  the  time  when  suck 
reports  were  receitfed : 


M 

Whxn  Rscxitxd  at 

3 

Auditor  Oim.'s 

OrFics. 

«  «  w 

Not  Received. 

3 

Feb.    1,    1870. 

7 

April  21,  1870. 

18 

April  19,  1870. 

19 

Jan.    8.    1870. 

28 

Jan.  21,  1870. 

27 

Feb.    1,   1870. 

29 

Jan.  29,  1870. 

88 

Feb.   5,   1870. 

87 

March  1,  1870. 

48 

May  80,  1870. 

^ 

Not  Received. 

47 

May  28,  1870. 

51 

Sept.  29,  1870. 
Feb.    1,    1870. 

55 

Gl 

May  25,  1870. 

•  a  _ 

Not  Received. 

65 

Jan.    1,    1870. 

09 

Feb.  15,   1870. 

Not  Received. 

78 

April  11,  1870. 

77 

June    6,  1870. 

79 

Feb.  12,   1870. 

83 

Feb.   10,  1870. 

89 

May  20,   1870. 

95 

Aug.  2,    1870. 

99 

Jan.  28.   1870. 

103 

Aug.  23.  1870. 

107 

June   6.   1870. 

111 

May  16,  1870. 

115 

May  31,  1870. 

119 

May  30,  1870. 

129 

July  29,  1870. 

188 

Jan.    3,    1870. 

185 

April  21,1870. 

189 

March  1, 1870. 

148 

Jan.    3,    1870. 

147 

Jan.  28,  1870. 

NAME  OF  COMPANY. 


Air  Line  Railway  of  Michigan. 

Bay  City  and  East  Baginaw  Railroad  Go. 

Bay  De  Noquet  and  Marquette  Railroad  Co. 

Chicago,  Detroit  and  Canada  Gnuid  Trunk 
Junction  Railroad  Co. 

Chicago  and  Michigan  Grand  Trunk  Railway  Co. 

Chicago  and  Michigan  Lake  Shore  Railroad  06. 

Detroit,  Adrian,  Logansport  and  St.  Louis  Rail- 
road Co. 

Detroit,  Hillsdale  and  Indiana  Railroad  Co. 

Detroit  and  Howell  Railroad  Co. 

Detroit  and  Milwaukee  Railroad  Co. 

Detroit,  Monroe  and  Toledo  Railroad  Co. 

East  Sfl^naw  and  Ann  Arbor. 

Elkhart  and  Lake  Michigan  Railroad  Co. 

Erie  and  Kalamazoo  Railroad  Co. 

Flint  and  Pcre  Marquette  Railway  Co. 

Ft.  Wayne,  Jackson,  and  Saginaw  Railroad  C^. 

Grand  Rapids  and  Indiana. 

Grand  Rapids  and  Lake  Shore  Railroad. 

Grand  Rapids,  Newaygo,  and  Lake  Shore  Rail- 
road Co. 

Grand  River  Vallev. 

Hecla  and  Torch  Lake  Railroad  Co. 

Holly,  Wayne  and  Monroe  Railroad  Co. 

Howell  and  Lansing  Railroad  Co. 

Ionia  and  Lansing  Railroad  Co. 

Jackson,  Lansing  and  Saginaw  Railroad  Co. 

Jonesville,  Marshall  and  Grand  River  R.  R.  Co. 

Kalamazoo,  Allegan  and  Grand  Rapids  R  R.  Co. 

Kalamazoo  and  Schoolcraft  Railroad  Co. 

Kalamazoo  and  South  Haven  Railroad  Co. 

Kalamazoo  and  White  Pigeon  Railroad  Co. 

Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  Southern  Railway  Co. 

Lake  Shore  and  Michinin  Southern  Railway  Co. 

Lansing,  St.  Johns  ana  Mackinac  Railroad  Co. 

Lawton,  Paw  Paw  and  South  Haven  R.  R.  Co. 

Marquette  and  Ontonagon  Railroad  Co. 

Michigan  Air  Line  Railroad  Co. 

Michigan  Central  Railroad  Co. 

Michigan  Lake  Shore  Railroad  Co. 


RAILROAD  COMPANIES. 


TABLE  A.— Continued. 


9 

•4 

6< 


Wmm  RicBiYVB  at 

AUDITOll  GSN/8 

Officb. 


151 
155 

159 


165 

167 

171 
175 


177 

181 
198 
187 
191 
195 
199 

doi 

205 


213 
215 
217 
319 
221 
228 
225 
227 


Jan.  31,  1870. 
May  81,  1870. 

May  80,  1870. 

Not  Received. 
Jane  29,  1870. 
Not  Received. 
Feb.     1,  1870. 
Jan.  26,  1870. 
Jan.  17,  1870. 
Not  Received. 
Not  Received. 
April  20,  1870. 
Not  Received. 
March  7,  1870. 
Aug.  28,  1870. 
Aug.  28,  1870. 
Aug.  28,  1870. 
Aug.  23,  1870. 
Jan.    6,    1870. 
Not  Received. 
Jan.  19,    1870. 

Jan.  28,    1870. 


March  14, 1870. 
March25,1870. 
Jan.  8,  1870. 
Jan.  10,  1870. 
Jan.  21,  1870. 
Jan.  8,  1870. 
Jan.  5,  1870. 
Jan.  18,    1870. 


NAME  OF  COMPANY 


Michigan  Northern  liailroad  Co. 

Michigan  Southern  and  Northern  Indiana  Rail- 
road Co. 

Michigan  Soutliern  imd  Northern  Indiana  Rail- 
ro£l  Co. 

Niles  and  South  Bend. 

Northern  Michigan  Railway  Co. 

Northern  Central  Michintn. 

Owosso  and  Big  Rapids  Railroad  Co. 

Paw  Paw  Railroad  Co. 

Paw  Paw  Valley  Railroad  C\). 

Peninsular. 

Peninsula. 

Port  Huron  and  Owoeso  Railroad  Co. 

Port  Huron  and  Lake  Michigan. 

Rochester  and  Romeo  Railroad  Co. 

Schoolcraft  and  Three  Rivers  Railroad  Co. 

St.  Joseph  Valley  Railroad  Co. 

St  Joseph  Valley  Railroad  Co. 

St.  Joseph  Valley  Railroad  Co. 

Toledo,  Ann  Arbor  and  Saginaw  Railroad  Co. 

Toledo,  Ann  Arbor  and  Northern. 

Westphalia,  Hubbardston  and  Northern  Rail- 
road Co. 

White  Pigeon  and  State  Line  Railroad  Co. 

STREET  RAILROADS. 

Bay  City  and  Portsmouth  Street  Railroad  Co. 

Detroit  City  Railway. 

East  Saginaw  City  Railway  of  East  Saginaw. 

Fort  Street  and  Elrawood  Railway  Co. 

Grand  Rapids  Street  Railway. 

Grand  River  Street  Railway  Co. 

Port  Huron  and  Gratiot  Street  Railway  Co. 

Saginaw  Street  Railroad. 


Tl 


COMPILATION- 


TABLE  B. 

The  (Japitcd  Stock  and  the  Amount  ai'tiiallf/  paid  I'w,  ^rtd 

Municipal  Aid  Received, 


w 

o 


8 

m 

4 

18 

19 
d8 
i1 

^9 
88 
«7 
48 
4T 
51 
55 
«1 


73 
T7 
79 
68 
89 
95 

99 

108 


NAME  OF  (COMPANY. 


Capital  Stock 

of  the 

Company. 


Bay  City  and  East  Saginaw 

Bay  Dc  Noqnot  and  Marquette. . . 

Chicago,    Detroit     and    Canada 
Grand  Trunk  Junction 

Chicago  and  Mich.  Grand  Trunk. 

Chicago  and  Michigan  Lake  Shore 

Detroit,  Adrian,  Logansport  and 
St.  Louis 

Detroit,  Hillsdale  and  Indiana 

Detroit  and  Howell 

Detroit  and  Milwaukee 

Detroit,  Monroe  and  Toledo 

Elkhart  and  Lake  Michigan 

Erie  and  Kalamazoo 

Flln  t  and  Pore  Marquette 

Ft.  Wayne,  Jackson  and  Saginaw 

Grand  Rapids  and  Lake  Shore 

Grand  Baplds,  Newaygo  and  Lake 
Shore 

Hcda  and  Torch  Lake 

Holly,  Wayne,  and  Monroe 

Howell  and  Lansing 

Ionia  and  Lansing 

Jackaon,  Lansing  and  Saginaw.... 

Jones vlllc,  Marshall    and  Grand 
River 

Kalamazoo,  Allegan   and  Grand 
Rapids 

Kalamazoo  and  Schoolcraft 


$125,000  00 
1,500,000  iH) 

1.095,000  00 

251,000  00 

4,000,000  00 

8i,000  00 
S00,000  00 
400,000  OU 
2,.'}47,850  00 
414,100  00 
2100,000  00 

1,100,000  00 

1,500,000  00 

800,000  00 

1,000,000  w 
150,000  00 

1.000,000  00 
270,000  00 

1,200,000  00 
554,275  00 

i,oo»»,ooo  m 

800,000  00 

8«)o,noo  00 


Amount  of  Cap- 
iUl  Stock  act- 
uall}'  paid  in. 

.1 

$  87,551  00     I 

I 

1,451,000  00     i 

« 

1,074,736  88    j 

25,000  00     < 


Municipal 

Aid 
Receired. 


*;,oio  00   {    p&Jifo «» 


4,100  00 

!»,494  SO 

1S6,801  12 

2,.M7,850  00 

414,100  00 

1,900  00 

:)00,000  00 

1,099,100  00 

)$00,000  00 

4,000  00 

4,0S1  S7  , 
100,000  00  , 
1TS,105  29     ' 

1,650  00 
lHa.71d  57 
530,878  92 

2.608  54)     ' 

610,000  00    { 
^,000  0«     1 


1I,IT7  9» 


4^SOOO0 


123,450  00 
214,«)  W 


KAILROiLD  COMPANIES. 


VU 


TABLE  B.— CoNTixuED. 


9 

•4 

0k 

lOT 
111 

119 

129 

138 

185 

1S9 

14S 

147 

151 

IT^ 

t«» 

ICT 

ITl 

175 

ITT 

181 

188 

196 

199 

:f01 

49r» 


XAMK  OF  COMPANY. 


KiUmaaoo  and  South  Haven 

Kalamazoo  and  White  Pigeon 

Lake  Shore  and  Mich.  Southern.. 
Lansing,  St.  Johns  andMaddnae.. 
Lawton,  Paw  Paw  and  S.  HaTen.. 

Marquette  and  Ontonagon 

Michigan  Air  Line 

Michigan  Central 

Michigan  Lake  Shore 

Michigan  Northern 

Michigan  South,  and  North.  Ind. 

Northern  Michigan 

Owosflo  and  Big  Rapids 

Paw  Paw 

Paw  Paw  Valley 

Port  Huron  and  Owoaso 

Rochester  and  Romeo 

Schoolcraft  and  Three  Rivera 

St.  Joseph  Valley 

Toledo,  Ann  Arbor  and  Saginaw.. 
Westphalia,  Hnbbards^n  A  North. 
White  Pigeon  and  State  Line 


Capital  Stock 

of  the 

Company. 


1500,000  00 

1,000,000  00 

84,988,000  00 

900,000  00 

2,000,000  00 
4,000,000  00 

18,199,848  00 
1,800,000  00 
1,500,000  00 

12,125,000  00 

2,000,000  00 
15,000  00 

1,000,000  00 

50,000  00 

180,000  00 

1,000,000  00 

100,000  00 
fi0,C00  00 


Amount  of  Cap- 
ital Stock  act- 
ually paid  in. 


I  7,200  00 

280,900  00 

84,988,000  00 

4,5n  25 

850,000  00 

150,000  00 

12,199,848  00 

29,008  70 

14,500  00 

12,185,000  00 

4,050  00 
15,000  00 

4,615  00 

2,600  00 

90,000  00 

80,900  00 

902  50 
200  00 


Municipal 

Aid 
Received. 

$26,000  00 


110,500  00 


50,000  00 


181,875  00 
§8,100  00 


VIll 


COMPILATION. 


TABLE  C. 

Showing  number  of  Acres  of  Land  reserved  for  Land  Chrmii 

number  of  Acres  sold,  rate  per  Acre  sold  for. 


55 
80 

195 


NAME    OF    ROAD 


Bay  De  Noqact  and  Marquette.. 

Flint  and  Perc  Marquette 

Jackson,  Lanelng:,  and  Saginaw. 

Marquette  and  Ontonagon 

ToUl 


Ukdkr  What  hkw. 


Act  of  Jane  8, 18S6,  and  XaRh 
«,  1866 

Act  of  June,  1856 

Act  of  Congraae,  Jime  S,  18M: 
Act  of  Leg.,  Feb.  14,18(7..... 

Act  of  Jane  8,  1856,  aad  of 
MarchS,  '65 


KAILROAD  COMPANIBS. 


IX 


TABLE  C. 

f-mttpanies,  ihe  number  of  Acres  confirmed  to  said  Companies^ 
nmouni  of  sales,  and  manner  of  Payment 


NUXBKR  OF  ACBS». 


Reserved 
for  It. 

Confirmed 
to  It. 

1«7,T«1.75 

Sold. 

1*7,761  .T5 

2,975.00 

.'il1,492.S5 

oil, 492.25 

85,907.00 

.%67,S«9.S4 

109,921.52 

8,952.58 

774,400.00 

127,S09.00 

87.015.00 

1 .981,888.24 

966,984.02 

184,849.58 

s<8 


5 


16  27 
6  88 


68 


RXCBITBD    IN    PATXBXT. 


Cash. 


$18,664  00 
245,689  48 


02  16,481  01 


50.268  44 


1840,047  98 


Bonds  of 
Compsny. 


$6,000  00 


$6,000  00 


li 


CX)MPILATION. 


TABLE  1). 

Amount  and  nature  of    IndeUednesgy  and  the  amovnta   du^ 

the  Corporations, 


(4 

-< 


s 

1 

18 

19 
:» 
•il 
•i9 
88 
87 
48 
47 
M 

:» 

61 

65 

69 

78 

77 

79 

38 

S9 

95 

99 

108 

107 

111 


NAME  OF  COMPANY. 


Bay  City  and  East  Saginaw 

Bay  De  Noqaet  and  Marquette. 


Chicaf^o,     Detroit   and    Canada   Grand 
Junction 

Chicago  and  Michigan  Grand  Tmnk 

Chicago  and  Michigan  Lake  Shore 

Detroit,  Adrian,  Logansportand  St.  Louis. 

Detroit,  Hilladale  and  Indiana 

Detroit  and  Howell 

Detroit  and  Milwaukee 

Detroit,  Monroe  and  Toledo 

Elkhartand  Lake  Michigan 

Erie  and  Kalamazoo 

Flint  and  Pcre  Marquette 

Fort  Wayne,  Jackson  and  Saginaw 

Grand  Rapids  and  I^ake  Shore 

Grand  Rapids,  Newaygo  and  Lake  Shore. 

Hecla  and  Torch  Lake 

Holly,  Wayne  and  Monroe 

Howell  and  Lansing 

Ionia  and  Lansing 

Jackson,  Lansing  and  Saginaw 

JonesyiUe,  Marehall  and  Grand  River 

Kalamazoo,  Allegan  and  Grand  Rapids... 

Kalamazoo  and  Schoolcraft 

Kalamazoo  and  South  Haven 

Kalamazoo  and  White  Pigeon 


Bonded  Debt. 

$175,000  00 
125.000  00 

1.095,000  90 


Floating 
Debt. 


$1:2,023  46 
178,067  60 


35,000  00 
161.045  71 
934,000  00 


l.S67,000  00 
600,000  00 


1,895.000  00 


S40,000  00 
100,000  00 
640,000  00 
600,000  00 


12,000  00 
158,8$S  96 


295,995  ."^7 


270,850  04 


2,968  88 


r8,060  9S 
7,919  74 


4,ffiB5  00 
14O,20e  48 


716  00 


AmH  DSC 

the 
atioD. 


|3i,129  W 


d0,OM^ 
38i,0M» 


110,422 


99  0^ 


147,000  •• 


a»,lt8  9( 
i7,tt9iC 


,9e«  II 


KAILHOAl)  COM  PA  XI ES. 


XI 


'n 


rABLE  D.— CoKTixuED. 


H 

(2 


119 
129 
188 
13ft 

ia9 

148 
147 
IM 

166 
167 
ITl 
175 

m 

13t 
188 
195 

199 

aoi 

305 


XAME  OF  COMPANY. 


Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  Southern 

Lansing,  St.  Johnii  and  Mackinac 

Lawton,  Paw  Paw  and  South  Haven 

Marquette  and  Ontonagon 

Michigan  Air  Line 

Michigan  Central 

Michigan  Lake  Shore 

Michigan  Northern 

Midiigan  Southern  A  Northern  Indiana... 

Northern  Michigan 

Owosaoand  Big  Rapids 

Paw  Paw 

Paw  Paw  Valley 

Port  Huron  and  Owouo 

RochoBter  and  Romeo 

Schoolcraft  and  Three  Riven 

St  Joaeph  Valley 

Toledo,  Ann  Arbor  and  Saginaw 

Westphalia,  Hnbbardston  and  Northern. 
Wliite  Pigeon  and  State  Line 


Bonded  Debt. 


$2-2,001,000  00 


8,876,560  00 


100,000  00 


Floating 
Debt. 


$610,874  45 


47,000  00 
150,516  75 


91  88 
14,850  00 


80,000  00 


Am't  Due 
the  Corpor- 
ation. 


$1,500,00000 


1,777,986  80 


300  00 


Xll 


OOMPILATION. 


TABLE  E. 

Amount  Eocpended  for  the  purchase  of  Lands,  for  the  Cknt- 
struction  of  Scad,  for  Buildings,  and  for  Engines  amd 
Cars,  respectively. 


H 


NAME 

or 

COMPANY. 


:i 

7 

13 

19 


i7 


29 
9S 
87 
48 
47 

:a 

TA 
61 

65 

73 
77 
79 
f& 
S9 
95 

99 


Bay  City  A  E.  Sag. 

Bay  DeNo.  A  Mar. 

Chi.,  Bet  *  Can. 
Or.  Trunk  Jane 

Chi.  A  Mich.  6r. 
Trank 


Amount  Sxpkmbsd. 


For 
Parchase 
of  Lands. 


$42.49697 


Chi.  A  Mich.  L.  8. 

Det.f  Adrian,  Lo. 
&  St.  Louis 


Det,  Hills.  &Ind. 

Detroit  A  Howell. 

Dct.  A  Milwaukee 

Dct.,  Mon.  A  Tol. 

Elkhart  &  Lake  M. 

Eric  A  Kalamazoo 

Flint  A  Pere  Mar. 

Ft  Wayne,  Jack., 
A  Saginaw 


Gr.  Rap.  &  Lakes. 

6r.  Rap.,  Neway. 
A  Lake  Shore... 

Hccla  A  Torch  L. 

Holly,  W.  A  Mon. 

Howell  A  Lansing 

Ionia  A  Lansing. . 

Jack.,Lan.  A  Sag. 

Jonesvillc.     Mar. 
&  Grand  RiTer.. 


Kal.,  AH.,  A  G.  R. 


1S,9S1  84 


For 

Constraction 

of  Road. 


1360,690  46 
800,000  00 


188,96449 


]0,i45S8 


77,549  88 

10,00000 
200  00 


400  00 
6,000  00 


15.674  08 


82,468  98 


7,020  41 
87,047  64 


For 
Batldings. 


|7,68SS2 
181,660  79 


1,646,960  68 

800,000  00 
6,689  79 


148,00000 
180,026  08 


666,168 18 


90,884  89 


For 

Engines  and 

Cars. 


S80a,aM64 


lAi^teai 


7^08041 
47;t9lt2 

l,4«T,f904] 
1,»1,J9CB1S 


61066 


880,94689 


17,886  6! 


884,00106 


104,00000 


41.867  68 


61,78000 


861,787  79 

2,199,84591 

414,00000 

a,sa»i9 


184^657  SS 
18<,0»6« 


96.08705 


7M,9»7f 

8,«80,»5f7 


77381 ») 


KAILROAD  COMPANIES. 


XIU 


TABLE  E.— Continued. 


NAME 

or 
COMPANY. 

Amount  E.ypbnded. 

• 

M 
< 

For 
PorchaBc 
of  Lands. 

For 

Conetrnction 

of  Road. 

For 
Buildinge. 

For 

Enginefi  and 

Can. 

Total. 

108 

KaI.  a  Sch*lcnft.. 

11^,000  00 
189,41600 

$180,000  OO 
911,652  Sr> 
S80.90OOO 

107 
111 

Kal.  ASonthHav. 

Kal.  A  White  Pig. 

Ijftke  S.  A  Mich. 
Soathem. 

$8,098  85 

$1,181  00 

$13,962  00 

119 

^44,880,134  46 

$,474,621  95 

59,804.746  41 

1» 

Lan.»8t.  J.  AM. 

Law.,PiwPaw  A 
Soath  HftTen 

188 

- ..... . - ..... 

185 

Iff arq.  A  OBtoa*oii 
Michigan  Air  Line 
Midiigaa  Central. 
Mich.  Lake  Shore. 
Mich.  Northern  . 

19,898  75 
90,068  68 

480,00000 

806,07885 

19,448,94621 

4,088  91 

448,898  T& 
843,141  08 

189 

95,000  00 

14S 

19,448.946  21 

14T 

9,977  50 

7,516  41 

15t 

\» 

Mich.  Soathem  A 
Northern  Indiana. 

Northern  Mich.... 

116,186,169  06 

8,068,607  49 

19,194,766  4H 

m 

m 

OwoaaoABigR... 

« 

9,14600 
.19,700  00 

9,146  OO 

ITl 

Paw  Paw 

5,150  00 

4,800  00 

2,400  00 

71,550  OO 

m 

Paw  Paw  Valley.. 

m 

Pt.  Ha.  A  Owoseo 
Bocbester  A  Ro... 

89819 

898  1!> 

1B1 

188 

School.  A  T.  Riv. 
St  Joseph  Yal.... 

180,000  00 

180,000  00 

195 

80,000  00 

80,000  00 

199 

ToL,A.A.&  Sag. 

Weatohalla,  Hob. 
A  Northern 

m 

w 

White  Pi£.  A  S.  L. 

. 

*  Amount  for  parchaac  of  lands,  contraction  of  road  and  bailding*. 


XJV 


COMPILATION. 


O 

&4 


3 

I 
13 
19 
'23 

*i9 
i» 
M 
AS 
47 
51 

r»5 

6\ 
<S5 
69 
73 
77 
79 
^ 

05 

lt9 
108 
107 
111 
119 
129 


TABLE    F. 
AMOUNT  incepted  in  the  original  Construction  and  Sioeking, 


NAME    OF    ROAD. 


,„ 


ion 


Bay  city  and  East  Saginaw 

Bay  De  Noqaet  and  Marquette 

Chicago,  Detroit  and  Canada  Grand  Tmnk  Junction 

Chicago  and  Michigan  Grand  Tmnk 

Chicago  and  Michigan  Lake  Shore 

Detroit,  Adrian,  Logansport  and  St.  Louis 

Detroit,  Hillsdale  and  Indiana 

Detroit  and  HoAVcll 

Detroit  and  Milwaukee 

Detroit,  Monroe  and  Toledo 

Elkhart  and  Lake  Michigan 

Erie  and  Kalamazoo 

Flint  andPcre  Marquette 

Fort  Wayne,  Jackson  and  Saginaw 

Grand  Rapid?  and  Lake  Shore 

Grand  Rapid?,  Newaygo  and  Lake  Shore 

Hecla  and  Torch  Lake 

Holly,  Wayne  and  Monroe 

Howell  and  Lansing 

Ionia  and  Lansing 

Jackson,  Lansing  and  Saginaw 

Jonesville,  Marshall  and  Grand  River 

Kalamazoo,  Allegan  and  Grand  Rapids 

Kalamazoo  and  Schoolcraft 

Kalamazoo  and  South  Uavcn 

Kalamazoo  and  White  Pigeon 

Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  Southern 

Lansing,  St.  Johns  and  Mackinaw 

Lawton,  Paw  Paw  and  South  Haven 


Capital  Stodc 


$87^100 
l,10f,fl»3  » 
1,074,7M  «l 


S,M7,8U  OB 


1,099,100  « 
1,500,000  06 


100,090  00 

o&.se8M 

520,070  9< 
010,000  00 


IIAILROAD  COMPANIES. 


XV 


TABLE    F. 
^#*  in  any  run  Construction  or  Stocking,  of  Road  opened  for  V9e. 


K  amines 
of 

Municipal 
Aid. 

Proceeds  of 

Sales 

of  Land. 

L  o  a  n  t( . 
|187,0!W  46 

From  Other 
Soarcc9. 

Total. 

$274,578  46 

1,102,698  64 

1,095,000  00 

2.169,786  88 

• 

$2,094,S32  M 

158,000  00 

6,825,047  75 

11,520,220  41 

l^.SM  i4 

$168,888  26 

1,679,626  70 

8,272,464  40 

48,500  00 

1,648,600  00 

$78,060  98 

178,060  98 

•  -......  .--- 

108,400  00 

4,625  00 
1,990,014  06 

560,784  19 

784,078  76 

1  €0,847  S9 

2,680,285  27 

«7.947  49 

76,000  00 

746,285  70 

1,600,188  19 

XVI 


COMPILATIOX. 


TABLE  F.— Continued. 


K 

• 


185 

in9 

148 
UT 
151 
159 
166 
167 
ITl 
175 
177 
181 
168 
195 
199 
201 
205 


NAME    OF    UOAD. 


Marqaettcand  Ontonagon 

Michigan  Air  Line 

Michigan  Central 

Michigan  Lake  Shore 

Michigan  Northern 

Michigan  Southern  and  Northern  Indiana 

Northern  Michigan 

Owotso  and  Big  Rapid » 

Paw  Paw 

Paw  Paw  Valley 

Port  Huron  and  Owosm 

Rochester  and  Romeo 

Schoolcraft  and  Three  Rivers 

St  Joseph  Valley 

Toledo,  Ann  Arbor  and  Saginaw 

Westphalia,  nnbbardstoa  and  Northern. .. 
White  Pigeon  and  State  Line 

Aggregate 


.Capital  Stock 

$890,(109  « 

»,0W  At 


15,099  <N 


|9,li7,06?  4£ 


RAILROAD  COMPANIES. 


XVll 


TABLE  F.— Continued. 


JSarniugs 

of 

Boad. 


Municipal 
Aid. 


12.457,471  88 


$61..')00  00 


Proceeds  of 

Sales 
of  Land». 


))6,100  00 


$S79,&S0  00 


^ 


L  o  a  n  ^ 


|SO,000  00 


$1 68,888  26 


112,807,671  67 


From  Other 
6onrceB. 


$188,000  00 


1816,795  12 


Total. 


$480,000  00 
299,600  00 


51,100  00 


$25,756,889  89 


XVlll 


COMPILATION. 


TABLE  G. 

The  amount  received  for  the  Transportation  of  Passengers^  of 
Property,  of  Mails,  and  from  other  sources  : 


M 

O 


NAME 

OP 

OOMPANV. 


8 


18 

19 
28 
«7 

29 

88 
87 
48 
47 
51 
55 
61 
«5 


Bay  Cit7&  East  Sag. 

Bar  DeNoquet  and 
M 


[arqaette. 


Chi.,  Det.&  Canada 
Gr.  Tmnk  Jane. 


Chi.  A  Mich.  Gr.  T. 

Chi.  A  Mich.  Lakes. 

Detroit,  Adrian,  Lo- 
gansport  &  St.  L.. 


Detroit,  HUlsdaleA 
Ind 


78 

77 
79 
89 
89 
95 


Detroit  &  Howell... 

Det.  &  Milwankeo. . 

Det.,  Mon.  &Tol.... 

Blkhart  A  L.  Mich.. 

Eric  A  Kalamazoo.. 

Flint  A  PereMarq.. 

Ft.  W.,  Jack.  &S... 

Gr.  Rap.  A  L.  Shore 

Gr.  Rap..  Newaygo 
A  Lake  Shore 


Hecla  A  Torch  Lake 

Holly,  Wayne  &  M. 

Howell  A  Lansing.. 

Ionia  A  Lansing 

Jack.,  Lan.  A  Sag... 

Joneaville,    Mar.  A 
Grand  Rirer 


AXOTTNT  RBCEITED. 


Transporta- 
tion of 
Passengers. 


$41,178  47 


192,968  86 


094,251  49 


226,696 19 
2,842  27 


S11S5 
190.090  48 


Transporta- 
tion of 
Property. 


$469,991  81 


lft4,109  75 


871,231  80 


220,680  78 
1,989  21 


26,580  60 


1,040  87 
268,220  60 


Transpor- 
tation of 
Mails. 


$870  51 


19.192  78 


46,984  80 


6,026  68 


1240 
S,5C0  00 


From 

other 

Sources. 


TotiL 


$1,814  68 


8,15000 


18,488  68 


6,250  28 


$518^  e 


87ft,86l» 


1,€15,CSI.< 


466,37  !< 
4.Sil* 


i€J»9 


475,111 » 


KAILROAD  COMPANIES. 


XIX 


TABLE  G.— Continued. 


!!i  AHE 

OF 

COMPANY. 

Amount  Bscbitjbd. 

Transporta- 
tion of 
Passengers. 

Transporta- 

tion  of 

Property. 

Transport 

tation  of 

Mails. 

From 

other 

Sonroes. 

Total. 

i|ir«i      All    *  f^r  ^ 

$G7,019  8S 

S78J50  48 

$1,706  58 

$147,606  89 

t   1 

»  Kal.  &  Schoolcraft 
EOa.  A  Sonth  Haven 
Kal.  d^  White  Pig... 
tL.  Shore  &  Mich.  S. 
Ijiti..  Ht.  J.  A  Mi>ck.. 

r  1 

• 

16,980  00 

16,980  00 

1 

48,086  84 
2,053,180  00 

74,505  75 
4,5S4,405  46 

118,194  09 

ft 

$81,688  85 

888,668  79 

7,662,888  59 

s 

Law..  P.  P.  A  S.  H. 

iS 

Marqnettc  &  Onto*n 
Michigan  Air  Line.. 
Michigan  Central... 
Mlchlmn  Ii.  Ahor^? 

l» 

012  60 
1,S10,235  01 

498  87 

2,742,644  97 

1,106  87 

IS 

168.426  71 

4,760,296  60 

n 

M 

MlcJilgan  Northern. 

tMlch.  Southern  A 
Northern  Indiana. 

Northern  Michigan. 
'  OwosTO  A  Big  Bap. 

Paw  Paw 

i  Paw  Paw  Valley 

078,090  40 

1,885.516  28 

22,500  00 

n,154,87 

2,118,261  00 

Id 

ITl 

7,075  86 

7,187  78 

20000 

14,418  09 

m 

IT 

I  Pt.  Huron  A  Owosso 
I  Bochestcr  A  Borneo 
1  ^Schoolcraft  A  T.  B. 

18 

IS 

• 

tIN 

K  *St  Joseph  VaDer. 

19 

9  Tol.,  Ann  A.  A  Sair. 

SO 

1  Westphalia,  Hnh.  A 
Northern 

SO 

0  Whit<>  p.  Jk  fttAt(«  T._ 

1 

Total 

16,652,708  04 

$i0,&42,198  86 

$185,970  61 

$629,084  84 

$18,809,411  85 

*  For  nine  months. 
t  For  seren  months. 

*  For  live  months. 


XX 


COMPILATION. 


TABLE  H. 

Amount    Expoided   during  the    year  for  Repairfiy  Enginn. 

(^ars,  Buildings,  and  Salaries. 


N  A  SI  K 

OP 

COMPANY. 


8 
7 

18 

19 
28 
27 

29 
88 
37 
48 
47 
51 
55 
61 
65 


78 
<t 
79 
88 
HO 
95 

99 


Bay  City  &  East  Hag; 


Bay  DcNoquot  &  Mar- 
qnettc 

Chi..  Dct.    &  Canada 
Gr.  Trunk  Junction. 

Chi.  &  Mich.  Grand  T. 

Chi.  &  Mich.  L.  Shore 

Det.,  Adrian,  Lofi;an8- 
port  &  Bt,  Lon» 

Det,  Hillsdale  &Ind.. 

Detroit  Jt  Howell 

Detroit  &  Milwaukee. 

Dct,  Mon.  &  Toledo.. 

Elkhart  &  Lake  Mich. 

Erie  &  Kalamazoo 

Flint  &PereMarq.... 

Ft  W.,  Jack.  &  Sag... 

Gr.  Rapids  &  Lake  S. 

Gr.  Rap..  Newaygo  & 
Lake  Snore 

Heda  A  Torch  Lake.. 

Holly,  Wayne  &  Mon. 

Howell  &  Lansing 

Ionia  &  Lansing 

Jack.,  Lan.  &  Sag 


JonesTille,  Marshall  & 
Grand  River 


Kal.,  All.  A  Gr.  Rap. 


EXPEKDEV  FBOM  RlSCSIPTtf. 


For 
Repairs. 


$168,887  02 
i;7,625  78 


805,900  22 


105,997  58 


2,268  00 


4,888  88 
61,948  40 


For 
Engines. 


$S0.151  41 


7,641  19 


166  86 


16160 
18.870  20 


For 
Cars. 


For 
Bnlldings. 


and  olto 


$7,295  22 
26.561  11 


888  98 


♦24,782  82 
128  18 


6,857  58 


56  6B 
1S,0202S 


$28,128  40       Sl^aoiW 


n«,aM.n 


29,85892 


1,9S2  06 


21<i87 


."»7,7S«« 


»,0»# 


3l,«i  •» 


999  (• 


*  For  engines  and  cars. 


UAILROAD   COMPAXIES. 


XX I 


TABLE  H.— OoKTiNUEjj. 


X  A  M  E 

OP 

rOMPANY 


Expended  pbom   Rbckiptsi. 


08 
07 
11 
19 
fH 
iSS 

1» 
m 

I 
UT 

m 


^  KaJ.  A  Schoolcraft.. 
Kal.  &  South  Haven.. 
Kal.  A  White  Piscon. 
t  Lakes,  ft  Mich.  S... 
Lan.,  St.  J.  &Mack... 
Law.,  Paw  P.  A  8.  H.. 
Marqacttc  A  On  ton*  u . 
Michigan  Air  Line... 

Michigan  Central 

Michigan  Lake  Shore. 
Michigan  Northern... 


t  Mich.  Southern  A  N. 
Indiana 


165 

i«r 

ITl 

m 
m 
t« 

18S 
195 
(99 
991 

105 


Northern  Michigan . . . 
OwOMio  A  Big  Rapids 

Paw  Paw 

Paw  Paw  Valley 

Port  Haron  A  Owoseo 
Rochester  A  Romeo.. 
*8chooleraft  ft  T.  Riv. 
•St.  Joseph  Valley... 
Tol.,  Ann  A.  ft  Sag.... 


Westphalia,  Hub.    ft 
Northern 


White  Pig.  ft  S.  Line. 


Total. 


For 
Repairs. 


For 
Engines. 


|l,B39.84ri8S 


86  92 
<tT5,451  85 


789.888  45 


25,60180 


|4,086,S18  66 


1474.960  61 


7,500  00 


5,088  28 


|S»4,892  66 


For 
fan*. 


$1,017,478  78 


f601,00S  IS 


94,957  58 


3,585  06 


$1,800,520  25 


For 
Buildings. 


$201.117  78 


16,418  46 


iS7  00 


$278.60094 


For  Salaries 
and  other 
Expenses. 


$118,967  02 


2,600  00 
51,775,77808 


26,961  67 


4,000  00 


18,866  05 


$8,780,778  71 


^  For  nine  months. 
t  For  seven  months. 
t  For  five  months. 


f  For  engines  and  cars. 

>  For  buildings,  salaries,  etc. 


XXll 


COMPILATION. 


TABLE  J. 

The  amount  of  Freight^  specifying  the  quantity  in  tons,  */ 

and  other  Agricultural  Products,  Manu- 


H 

O 


3 
7 
18 
19 
28 
2T 
39 
88 
87 
48 
47 
91 
A5 
01 
60 
09 
78 
77 
79 
68 
89 
95 
99 
106 
107 
111 


NAME  OK  COMPANY. 


Bay  City  and  East  Saginaw 

Bay  DeNoquet  and  Marquette 

Chicago,  Detroit  and  Canada  Orand  Trunk  Jnnction, 

Chicago  and  Michigan  Grand  Tnink 

Chicago  and  Michigan  Lake  Shore 

Detroit,  Adrian,  Logansport  and  St  Lonis 

Detroit,  IlIllBdale  and  Indiana 

Detroit  and  Howell 

Detroit  and  Milwaukee 

Detroit,  Monroe  and  Toledo 

Elkhart  and  I^akc  Michigan 

Erie  and  Kalamazoo 

Flint  and  Pore  Marqnette. 

Fort  Wayne,  Jackson  and  Saginaw. 

Grand  Rapids  and  Lake  Shore 

Grand  Rapids,  Newaygo  and  Lake  Shore 

Heclaand  Torch  Lake 

Holly,  Wayneand  Monroe 

Howell  and  Lantlng 

Ionia  and  Lansing 

Jackson,  Lanping  and  Saginaw 

Jonesyille.  Marshall  and  Grand  River 

Kalamazoo,  Allegan  and  Grand  Rapide 

^Kalamaxoo  and  Schoolcraft 

Kalamazoo  and  South  Haven 

Kalamazoo  and  Wlilte  Pigeon 


Asonrr  An 

1 

1    i 

6 

c 
< 

7,875 

1J« 

a     a-  s  *  ••*      * 

100,90 

92,290 

iJ0 

285 

» 

1,438 

88,593 

2.» 

21,8S9 

9,820 

4^ 

*  For  nine  months. 


RAILROAD  COMPANIES, 


XXlll 


TABLE  J. 

the  J^roducta  of  the  Forest,  of  Animals,  of   Vegetable  Food, 
factures.  Merchandise,  and  other  articles. 


Cbabactsb  or  Fbbxqht  ih  Tohb. 


1,827 


42«8tfT 


18,800 
496 


2*3  "S 


7,23« 


(Bbl8.) 
457,148 


SyBvv 


i,S07 


20,401 


C,880 


90,086 


82T,S«1 


4,083 


21,881 


1,640 


2,184 
90 


8,988 


4,800 


I, 


8,846 


117,228 


64 


1,871 


tl9,782 


2,840 


7,478 


S 


5 


8,909 


(Bbls.) 
67,641 


540 


64 


98,897^ 


14,816 


1,470 


7,986 


OB 


208,186 


t  Amount  of  manafkctnres  and  mercbandUe. 


XXIV 


COMPILATION. 


rp 


lABLE  J. — Continued. 


H 

Oh 


110 
139 
188 
185 
189 
148 
147 
151 
159 
165 
t«7 
171 
175 
Vi7 
ISl 
168 
195 
109 
201 
205 


Amouht  avs 


NAME  OF  COMPANY. 


^'Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  Southern 

Lansing,  St.  Johns  and  Mackinac 

Lawton,  Paw  Paw  and  South  Haven 

Marquette  and  Ontonagon 

Michigan  Air  Line 

Michigan   Central 

Michigan  Lake  Shore 

Michigan  Northern 

tMlchigan  Southern  and  Northern  Indiana. 

Northern  Michigan 

Owosso  and  Big  Rapids 

Paw  Paw ^ 

Paw  Paw  Valley 

Port  Duron  and  Owosao 

Rochester  and  Romeo 

^Schoolcraft  and  Three  Rivers 

$8t.  Joseph  Valley 

Toledo,  Ann  Arbor  and  Saginaw 

Westphalia,  Hubhardston  and  Northern... 
White  Pigeon  and  State  Line 


Total. 


148,108 


50,688 


5,786 


7,566 


479,971 


IS 


4SJSS 


m 


i,m 


SS9.M6 


*  For  seven  months. 
f  For  ilTC  months. 
t  For  nine  months. 


RAILROAD  COMPANIES. 


XXY 


TABLE  J.— Continued. 


CRARACTEn  or  Fbkight  in  Tons. 


3 

gam 

II 


lT8,eS5 


88,a»9 


16,600 


8«7,916 


1*31 
floe 


198,008 


i4l 


:4.160 


>I4)J 


3,250 


740,874 


887,681 


21,881 


88,488 


•i4,104 


1,109 


3,S40 


70,818 


s 
« 


485,872 


140 


44.104 


1,6S0 


5,982 


088,795 


55 


457,096 


;^8.89^ 


178 


6,848 


748,185)^ 


208,186 


D 


XXVI 


COMPILATION. 


TABLE  K. 

The  number  of  Engine  Houses  and  SliopSy  of  Engines  and 
Cars,  and  their  character;  also,  number  of  miles  run  hy 
Passenger,  Freight,  and  other  Trains,  respectively : 


ad 


l:) 
19 

S8 
87 
48 

47 
h\ 

61 
05 


78 

n 

T9 
»8 

89 


Rolling  Stock. 


NuMBKR  or  M11.XS  IBLxm. 


NAME 

OF 

ROAD. 


Bay  City  &  Bast  Saginaw 

Bay  DeNoqnct  &  Marq.. . 

Chicago,  Det.  &  ('4tnada 
Grand  Trunk  Junction. 


ChLAMich.  Or.  Trunk. 
Chicago  &  Mich.  Lake  S. 


Detroit.  Adrian,  Logans- 
port  &  St.  Louis 


Detroit,  Hillsdale  Sl  Ind.. 

Detroit  and  Howell ...... 

Detroit  and  Milwaukee. . 

Detroit, Monroe  &  Toledo 

Elkhart  &  Lake  Michigan 

Erie  &  Kalamazoo 

Flint  &  Fere  Marquette.. 

Pt.  Wayne,  Jack.  A  Sag... 

Or.  Rapids  A  Lake  Shore 

Grand  Rapids,  Newaygo 
A  Lake  Shore 


Hecla  A  Torch  Lake 

Holly,  Wayne  A  Monroe. 

Howell  A  Lansing. 

lonln  A  Lansing 

Jackson,  Tensing  A  Sag. 


« 
a 
o 

a 
a 


o 


8 


o 

QQ 


O 


2 


8 


8 


s 

a 


o 


9 


U 


14 


4 

10 


c 

es 

&^ 

o 


*> 


11 


80 


18 


12 


^9 

a 

OS 
O  O 


o 
?5 


WS 


SO 


527 


irj9 


^9 
6 


S)2 


o 


i 

k 
tt> 

bo 

s 

« 


21 


18,«68 
125,879 


909,088 


81,880 


l,flOO 


75 


40 
ISO 


'  165,951 


a 

£ 

n 


4,5«0 
99.289 


288,680 


112,828 


2,100 


11,264 


•  1,776 
98,896 


5 

o 


M,2a 


1S1,07& 


4KM4 


S2,oa7 


*  Nomber  of  miles  run  by  passenger  and  ft-eight  trains. 


BAILROAD  COMPANIES. 


XXVll 


TABLE  K.— Continued. 


H 

O 

0L. 


NAME 

OF 

ROAD. 


9A  t  Joneeville.     Morahall   & 
j     Grand  River 

99 


103 

107 

111 

119 

189 

188 

185 

189 

148 

147 

161 

158 

165 

167 

m 

175 

vn 

181 
188 
186 
188 
801 


KaJ.,AU.  ftOr.  Rapids.. 

Kalamazoo  &  Schoolcraft 

Kalamazoo  &  South  Ha. 

Kalamazoo  &  White  Pig. 

Lake  Shore  &  Mich.  So... 

Lan.,  St.  Johns  &  Mack.. 

Lawtott,  Paw  Paw  A  S.  H. 

Marqaette  &  Ontonagon. 

Michigan  Air  Line 

Michigan  Central 

Michigan  Lake  Shore 

Michigan  Northern 

Mich.  South.  &  North.  In. 

Northern  Michigan 

Owosao  and  Big  Rapids.. 

Paw  Paw 

Paw  Paw  Valley 

Port  Qnron  &  Owosso... 

Rochester  and  Romeo 

Schoolcraft  &  Three  Riv. 

8L  Joseph  Valley 

Toledo,  A.  Arbor  &  Sag.. 

Westphalia,  Hnbhardston 
and  Northern 


805 


White  Pigeon  &  Sute  L. 


Rolling  Stock. 


m 

a 
o 

» 

a 


o 


8 


9 


p. 

o 

02 


11 


S 

a 

00 


o 
J5 


270 


1 
96 


101 


3 


«  _ 

o  o 


264 


122 


116 


8 


6 


8 


5,788 


18 
1,826 


1, 


^% 


o'ca 


21 


21 


Number  or  Milks  Rux. 


flQ 

d 

hi 

3> 

a 

CO 

OS 

>> 


48,992 


1266547 


1,282 
881,196 


402,911 


a 


25,824 


2.257060 


1,282 
1,159,661 


701,884 


•10,762 


a 
Eh 

.fl 


PQ 


20,2W» 


688,002 


515,228 


80,082 


*  Number  of  miles  mn  by  ail  trains. 


XX  Yin 


COMPILATION. 


M 

O 

0k 


9 
7 
13 
19 
-iS 
«T 
a) 
^ 
37 
43 
47 
51 
56 
61 
65 
«) 
7» 
77 
79 
S8 
89 
95 
99 
108 
107 
111 
tl9 
1S9 


TABLE  K 
The    number-  of  Men  Employed, 


NAME  OP  ROAD. 


Bay  City  and  East  Saginaw 

Bay  DeNoqnet  and  Harquotte 

Chicago,  Detroit  and  Canada  Grand  Trank  Junction. 

Chicago  and  Michigan  Grand  Tmnk 

Chicago  and  Michigan  Lake  Shore 

Detroit,  Adrian,  Logansport  and  St.  Lonis 

Detroit,  nUIsdaleand  Indiana 

Detroit  and  Howell 

Detroit  and  Milwaukee 

Detroit.  Monroe  and  Toledo 

Elkhart  and  Lake  Michigan 

Eric  and  Kalamazoo 

Flint  and  Pere  Marquette 

Fort  Wayne,  Jackson  and  Saginaw 

Grand  Rapids  and  Lake  Shore 

Grand  Rapids,  Newaygo  and  Lake  Shore 

Hccla  and  Torch  Lake 

Holly,  Wayne  and  Monroe 

Howell  and  Lansing. 

Ionia  and  Lansing 

Jackson,  Lansing  and  Saginaw 

JonesviUe,  Marshall  and  Grand  River 

Kalamazoo,  Allegan  and  Grand  Rapids 

*Kalamazoo  and  Schoolcraft 

Kalamazoo  and  South  Haven 

Kalamazoo  and  White  Pigeon 

tLake  Shore  and  Michigan  Southern , 

Lansing,  St.  Johns  and  Mackinac 


No.  of  Sen 
Employed. 


«11 


900 


I, 


95 


94 


51 
947 


e,tn 


*  For  nine  months, 
t  For  seven  months. 


UAILROAD  COMPANIES. 


xxu 


TABLE  L.— Continued. 


188 
185 
189 
143 
U7 
151 
166 
165 

ie7 

171 
175 
177 
181 
1S8 
195 
199 
Ml 

ao5 


NAME  OF  ROAD. 


Average 

No.  of  Sen 

Employod. 


LawtOD,  Paw  Paw  and  Sonth  Haven 

Marquette  and  Ontonagon 

Michigan  Air  Line 

Michigan  Central 

Michigan  Lake  Shore 

Michigan  Northern 

^Michigan  Southern  and  Northern  Indiana. 

Northern  Michigan 

Owosso  and  Big  Rapids 

Paw  Paw 

Paw  Paw  Valley 

Port  Huron  and  Owosso 

Rochester  and  Romeo 

tSchoolcraft  and  Three  Rivers 

tSt  Joseph  Valley 

Toledo,  Ann  Arbor  and  Saginaw 

Westphalia,  Huhbardston  and  Northern.... 
White  Pigeon  and  State  Line 


12 
2,27G 


2,760 


*  For  Ave  months. 
tFor  nine  months. 


xxx 


COMPILATION. 


TABLE  M. 
The  mnnber  of  Persons  injured  in  Life  or  Limb. 


NAME  OF  COMPANY. 

Pabsekoxbs 

Emplotkb. 

Othbbs. 

TOTAJ^ 

m 

'A 

< 

S3 

s 

1 

0 

5 

1 

1 

1-4 

i 

a 

• 
^4 

• 

s 

1 

3 

Bay  City  and  East  Saginaw 

7 

Bay  DeNoqaet  and  Marqactto 

2 

1 

1 

8 

2 

4 

ft 

4 

w 

18 

Chicago,  Det.  and  Canada  Grand 
Trunk  Junction 

t 

19 

Chicago  and  Mich.  Grand  Trunk.. 
Chicago  and  Mich.  Lake  Shore 

27 

Detroit,  Adrian,  Loganaport  and 
St.  Louin ..!7. 

29 
88 

Detroit,  Hillsdale  and  IndUna 

Detroit  and  Howell 









8T 

Detroit  and  Milwaukee 

6 

1 

6 

1 

48 

Detroit,  Monroe  and  Toledo 

47 

Elkhart  and  Lake  Michigan 

51 

Erie  and  Kalamazoo 

r»5 

Flint  and  Pore  Marquette 

1 

1 

1 

4 





% 

1 

61 

Fort  Wayne,  Jackaon  and  Saginaw 
Grand  Rapids  and  Lake  Shore 

4 

65 

09 

Q'd  Rap.,  Newaygo  Ss  Lake  Shore 
Heda  and  Torch  Lake 

78 

77 

Holly,  Wayne  and  Monroe 

79 

Howell  and  Lansing 

S8 

Ionia  and  Lansing 

!»5 

Jackson,  Lansing  and  Saginaw 

Jonesville,  Marshall  and  G'd  River 
Kalamazoo,  Allegan  and  G'd  Rap. 
*  Kalamazoo  and  Schoolcraft 

2 

1 



8 



99 

108 

107 

Kalamazoo  and  South  Haven 

■ •- 1 ••    - I ' ■ — 

*  For  nine  months. 


RAILROAD  COMPANIES. 


XXXI 


TABLE  M.— Continued. 


M 


111 

119 

1» 

L88 

185 

189 

148 

147 

151 

159 

1» 

1«7 

in 

175 

in 

181 
188 
195 
IM 
:»! 

906 


NAMK  OF  COMPANY. 


Kalamazoo  and  White  Pigeon 

*  Lake  Shore  and  Mich.  Boathcrn.. 
Lansing,  St  Johnsi  and  Mackinac 
Lawton,  Paw  Paw  and  So.  Ilavon.. 

Marquette  and  Ontonagon ...» 

Michigan  Air  Line 

Michigan  Central 

Michigan  Lake  Shore 

Michigan  Northern 

t  Mich.  Booth,  and  Northern  Ind... 

Northern  Michigan 

Owoaaoand  Big  Rapids 

Paw  Paw 

Paw  Paw  Valley 

Port  Huron  and  Owosfio 

Rochester  and  Romeo 

t  Schoolcraft  and  Three  Rivers 

t  St.  Joseph  VaUey 

Toledo,  Ann  Arbor  and  Saginaw.. 


Westphalia,     Habbardeton      and 
Northern.... 


White  Pigeon  and  State  Line. 


Passbxgzbs 


1 


8 


Total. 


I 

0 


KlCrLOTES. 


Othbbs. 


Total. 


I 

3 


18 


27 


1- 

d 
a' 


M 


25 


16 


12 


2 


U 


28 


15 


*  For  seTcn  month.*. 
t  For  Ave  months. 
t  For  nine  months. 


87 


•8 

a 


4(> 


U 


60 


6S 


REPORTS    OF    COMPANIES. 


ANNUAL    REPORT 


OF  THE 


BAY    CITY  AND   EAST  SAGINAW   R.  R.  COMPANY, 

ff 

For  the  Year  ending  December  Sl^  1869, 

Filed  Febrnary  1,  1S70. 


Date  of  Incorporation,  April  8th,   1864.     Length   of  Line, 

13  miles. 

termini:  east  saqinaw — bay  city. 


XAXBff. 


HKNBT  C.  POTTER, 
QBORQB  C.  KIMBALL. 


0PPICER8 : 

orncxB. 

President, 
Vice-Presldeut. 

Secretary, 
Troaaurer, 
Snporintendent^ 


r.  o.  ▲SDBBas. 


Baat  Saginaw,  Mich. 
Batt  Saginaw,  Mich. 


COMPILATION. 


REPORT. 


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Office  of  Bay  City  &  East  Saginaw  R,  E.  Ck)^  }^ 

Bast  SaginatCj  January  20^  1870.     \ 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan : 

The  following  Annual  Beport  of  the  Bay  City  and  East 
Saginaw  Railroad  Company,  for  the  year  ending  December  31, 
1869,  is  respectfully  submitt-ed: 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company tl25^000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in 87,561  00 

2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands 4:^,496  97 

construction  of  road. .  250,699  46 

buildings.-- 7,632  22 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness: 

First  Mortgage  Bonds- ..-     *100,000  00 

Bay  County  Bonds  (secured) 75,000  00 

Flint  and  Pere  Marquette  Railway  Co 13,022  46 

8.  2f umber  of  engine  houses: — Two. 

]  1.  Number  of  persons  injured  in  life  or  limb,  and  the  cause  of 
such  injury,  viz : — None. 

Vi,  Whether  anv  accidents  have  arisen  from  carelessness  or 
negligence  of  any  person  in  the  employment  of  the  cor- 
poration ? — None. 

13.  Has  the  corporation  received  any  land  grant  ? — No. 

14.  Amount  of  municipal  aid  received : — Xone.    Bonds  of  Bay 

County  secured  by  second  mortgage  on  the  road,  and 
therefore  not  to  be  accounted  as  *'  Municii>al  aid." 
Amount  invested  in  the  original  construction  and  stocking. 

or  in  any  new  (construction  or  stocking,  of  road  opened  for 

use: 


KAILROAD  COMPANIEi^  5 

Capital  stock $87,551  00 

Lioans,  being  total  of  items   nnder  clause  3  of 

tlii8rei)ort 187,022  46 

Total $274,673  46 

Length  of  main  line :  thirteen  miles. 
Termini:  East  Saginaw  and  Bay  City, 
When  road  oix^ned  for  use:  December,  1867. 

KKHARKS. 

Teased  to  the  Flint  and  Pere  Marquette  Railway  Company, 
and  items  left  blank  in  this  statement  inchided  in  the  report 
of  that  company. 

STATE  OP  MICHIGAN,  ( ^^ , 
County  of  Saginaw,      \  '  ^* 

Henry  C.  Potter,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  ho  is  the 
Treasurer  of  the  Bay  City  and  East  Saginaw  Railroad  Com- 
pany, and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  accord- 
ing to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

HENRY  C.  POTTER. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  59th  day  of  .Tanuary,  1870. 

GILBT  W.  LEDLIE, 
Eoiit  SiiginaWy  Saginaw  Co.y  Mich, 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  I  ^^ 
County  of  Saginaw,      ^ 

Qeorge  C.  Kimball,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  Acting 

Superintendent  of  the  Bay  City  and  East  Saginaw  Railroad 

Company,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct, 

according  to  the  Tw?t  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

GEO.  C.  KIMBALL. 

Sub8cri!)ed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 

for  said  county,  this  29th  day  of  January,  1870. 

GILBT  W.  LEDLIE, 

Eant  SetginatPn  Saginaw  Co,j  Mich. 


I 


ANNUAL    REPORT 

OF  THK 

BAY   DE   NOQUET    AND    MARQUETTE    RAILROAD 

COMPANY, 

For  the  Year  ending  December  SJ^  1869. 

Piled  April  SI.  1870. 


Incorporated  December  27, 1857.    Length  of  Road  opened  for 

use,  20  miles. 

TEttMIXI   OF   road:    MARQUETTE — LAKK   MICHIGAMME. 


OFFICERS : 
KAMEB.  orncKs.  r.  o.  ai>i>bb«mi. 


President, 


SAMUEL  P.  ELY,  Vice-President,  Marqaette,  Mich. 

,  Secretary  St  Treasurer, , 

OORNELIU8  DONKERSLEY.       Superintendent,  Marquette,  Mich. 


8  OOMPILATIOX. 


REPORT. 


Office  of  the  Bay  Be  No<iUET  and  ^ 

Marquette  R  R  Co.,  > 

Marquette,  Mich.,  March  21.  1870,  \ 

To  tJis  A  uditor  (tetwral  of  the  State  of  Michigan  : 

The  following  Annual  Beport  of  the  Bay  De  Koquet  and 
Marquette  Railroad  Company,  for  tlie  year  ending  December 
31, 1869,  is  respectfully  subniitt<)d : 

1.  CJapital  Stock  of  the  Company ♦1,500,000  Ot) 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in  _  1 ,451,000  00 

2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  hinds 24,597  66 

construction  of  road 800,000  00 

iniildings. 131,650  T.'i 


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engines  and  cars 302,692  64 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

Bonded  debt  at  8  jkt  cent  i^er  annum  . . .  125,000  00 

Billspayable 52,093  31 

Floating  debt 120,964  29 

Amount  due  the  corporation 22,129  1 1 

.4.  Am't  received  for  iransportat'n  of  passengers,  41,178  41 

])roperty  ..  460,991  81 

mails 870  51 

fi-oni  other  sources 1,314  63 


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T).  Amount  of  freight: 

Products  of  the  foi*est _ .  7,875  ton?* 

Animals _ 1,554    " 

Vegetable  food 1,827 

Other  agi'icultural  products 7,256 

Manufactui*es - _ 1,640 

Merchandise* 3,345 


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RAILROAD  COMPAXIES.  {) 

Other  articles 3,909  tons 

Iron  ore 327,521     • 

Pig  iron 21,231     " 

().  Amount  paid  for  repairs $168,387  02 

cars 7,295  22 

buildings 28,123  40 

"           ••        salaries 12,600  00 

7.  Number  and  amount  of  dividends :  One  share  of  stock  in  the 

Champion  Iron  Company  to  each  share  of  stock  in  tliir^ 
Company.    Ko  cash. 
When  paid :  October  1st. 

8,  Number  of  engine-houses 3 

**        •*  shops 7 

Number  and  character  of  engines : 

Pirst-class  engines 8 

Second-class  engines 1 

Number  and  character  of  cars : 

Passenger  cars - - 2 

Baggage  and  smoking  car - 1 

House  cars 8 

Platform  cars 2!) 

Pour-wheeled  ore  cars - 521 

Miscellaneous  cars 24 

9.  Number  of  miles  run  by  passenger  trains. 18,668 

freight  trains 4,520 

other  trains 96,246 

10.  Number  of  men  employed,  and  their  occupation,  viz : 

Machinists  and  blacksmiths 34 

Carpenters 38 

Foundry  men _ 18 

Engineers,  firemen,  conductors  and  brakemen 56 

Laborers 220 

Miscellaneous 30 


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10  COMPILATION. 

11.  Number  of  persons  injured  in  life  or  limb,  and  the  cany 
of  such  injury,  viz : 

Two  persons  (employes  on  trains)  were  killed  by  falling 
between  the  cars  while  in  motion. 

Two  persons  (not  in  the  employ  of  the  company)  wen 
run  over  in  the  attempt  to  jump  on  c^irs  in  motion.  Back 
of  them  lost  a  leg. 

12.  Whether  any  accidents  have  arisen  from  carelessness  or 
negligence  of  any  person  in  the  employment  of  the  coipo- 
ration  ? — None. 

13.  Has  the  corporation  received  any  land  grant? — It  ba& 

In  case  it  has,  under  what  law  ?    Act  June  3,  1856,  and 
March  3, 1865. 

Number  of  acres  resened  for  it 127,761.75 

''         confirmed  to  it 127,761.55 

sold 2,975J)0 

Rate  per  acre  sold  for  (average) $6  2* 

Received  in  paymeu t — cash $18,664  00 

Number  of  acres  contracted  to  be  sold,  and  not  deeded:— 
None. 

14.  Amount  of  municipal  aid  received: — None. 

Amount  invested  in  the  original  construction  and  stockin^^  or 
in  any  new  constmction  or  stocking,  of  road  opened  for  use: 

Capital  stock : $1,102,692  64 

Earnings  of  road None. 

Municipal  aid None. 

Proceeds  of  sales  of  land None. 

Loans — Norn*. 

From  other  sources None. 

$1,102,692  64 
Length  of  main  line: — 20  miles.    Branches: — The  first  sec- 
tion, 20  miles  in  length,  of   the  Marquette  and   Ontonagon 
Railroad,  operated  under  lease. 


IIAILBOAD  COMPANIES.  11 

Termini:  —  Eastern  terminus,  Marquette;  Western,  Lake 
Miohigarame. 

When  road  opened  for  use : — August,  1857. 

REMARKS. 

The  firsL  section  of  the  Marquette  and  Ontonagon  Railroad, 
spoken  of  above  ti^  a  branch,  commences  at  a  point  18  miles 
west  of  Marquette,  on  the  main  line  of  the  Bay  De  Noquet  and 
Marquette  Railroad,  and  forms  with  it  a  continuous  line,  in 
a  westerly  direction  from  Marquette,  to  lake  Michigamme. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  \  ^ 
County  of  Marquette,    I 

Samuel  P.  Ely,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the  Vice- 
President  of  the  Bay  De  Noquet  and  Marquette  Railroad 
Company,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct, 
according  to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

SAMUEL  P.  ELY. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  13th  day  of  April,  1870. 

M.  n.  MAYNARD, 
Notary  Public. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  of  Marquette,   | 

Cornelius  Donkerslcy,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  Acting 

Saperintendent  of  the  Bay  de  Noquet  and  Marquette  Railroad 

Company,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct, 

according  to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

CORNELIUS  DONKERSLEY. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  13th  day  of  April,  1870. 

M.  H.  MAYNARD, 
Notary  Public. 


AN  NUAL    REPORT 


OF    Til*: 


OHICAGO,  DETROIT  AND  CANADA  GRAND  TRUNK 
JUNCTION    RAILROAD    COMPANY, 

For  the  year  ending  December*  SU  1869. 

Piled  April  ID,  1870. 


Date  of  Incorporation,  March  25tli,  1858.     r^ength  of  Line, 

59  Miles. 

termini:  port  huron — Detroit  .tunctiox. 


NAJIE8. 

SAMUEL  6.  WARD, 
W,  J.  SPICKR. 


OFFICERS : 


OrFICKS. 


TrMsarer, 
Superintendent. 


p.  O.  ADDBXBfl. 

Urand  Trank  Janction 


14  iX>MPILATIOJ(. 


REPORT. 


Office  of  Chicago,  DETKorr  &  Canada  Graxp  f 
Tkuxk  Junction  R  R  Co., 

December  SL  18^.      ^ 


To  the  Audilor  General  of  the  Slate  of  Michigan : 

The  following  Annual  Beport  of  the  Chicago,  Detroit  and 
Canada  Grand  Trunk  Junction  Bailroad  Company,  for  th*:^ 
year  ending  December  31, 1869,  is  respectfully  submitted : 

This  road  is  worketl  by  the  Grand  Trunk  Railway  Company 
of  Canada. 

L  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $1,095,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in . .  1,074,736  33 
2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands. . .  ^ 

construction  of  road.  [^  ^^^^^^^^  ^ 
**  "  buildings  . . . 


rs J 


"  "  engines  and  cai'i 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

Bonds 1,095,000  00 

4.  Amount  received  by  the  Grand  Trunk  Rail- 

way Company  for  transportation  of  pas- 
sengers  ..- -      192,963  86 

Amount  received  for  transportation  of  prop- 
erty  - 164,109  75 

Amount  received  for  transportation  of  mails       19,192  78 

5.  Amount  of  freight  of  all  kinds :  203,186  tons. 

6.  Amount  paid  by  the  Grand  Trunk  Railway 

Company  for  repairs  of  road  and  buildings.       67,625  73 

Amount  paid  for  engines 80,151  41 

**         -  cars 26,561  11 

salaries  and  other  working 
expenses  of  operating  the  road -      1 16,604  31 


RAILROAD  COMPANIES.  15 

r.  Number  and  amouut  of  dividends: 

Pour  quarterly  dividends  in  the  shape  of  rent  paid  in  Eng- 
land. 

3.  Number  of  engine-houses  and  shops 2 

Number  and  character  of  engines : 

jiassenger 1 

freight 7 

8 
Number  and  character  of  ears : 

passenger 11 

P.  0.  and  baggage ,  2 

box  freight 70 

platform 10 

93 

9.  Number  of  miles  run  by  passenger  trains 136,879 

"  "  freight  « -.      99^89 

other  "     3,550 

10*  Number  of  men  employed,  and  their  occupation,  viz : 

Station  agents  and  men 75 

Conductors  and  brakemen 23 

Mechanics - 54 

Trackmen 59 

811 

11.  Number  of  persons  injured  in  life  or  limb,  and  the  cause 
of  such  injury,  viz : 
Killed  . .  1  brakeman  coupling  cars  at  New  Baltimore. 
3  persons  at  Ridgeway  from  boiler  explosion. 


<€ 


Total 4  killed. 

Injured..  2  persons  at  Ridgeway  from  boiler  explosion. 

..  2  persons  at  Smith's  Creek;  their  horses  ran  in 

front  of  engine. 
..  1  brakeman  slightly,  at  Mt  Clemens,  coupling 

cars. 

Total 5  injured. 


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le  COMPILATION. 

12.  Whether  any  accidents  have  arisen  from  carelessneflB  or 

i^cglig6i^<^  of  any  person  in  the  employment  of  tiie  cor- 
poration ? — None  of  the  above  from  negligence. 

13.  Has  the  corporation  received  any  land  grant  ? — ^None. 
Amount  invested  in  the  original  construction  and  stok- 
ing, or  in  any  new  construction  or  stocking,  of  m&i 
opened  for  use : 

Capital  stock 11,074,736  33 

Earnings  of  road Nil 

Municipal  aid KiL 

Proceeds  of  sales  of  lands KiL 

Loans:  bonds 1,095,000  0>^ 

From  other  sources None. 

Length  of  main  line  and  branches :  59  miles. 

Termini :  Detroit  Junction  and  Port  Huron. 

When  road  opened  for  use:  Year  1859. 

STATE  OF  NEW  YOBK,       (  ^ 

>  ss 
City  and  County  of  New  Yokk,  (     * 

S.  6.  Ward,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the  Treasurer 

of  the  Chicago,  Deti-oit  and  Canada  Grand  Trunk  Junction 

Bailroad  Company,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  aod 

<»orrect,  according  to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

SAM'L  G.  WAED, 

Treasurer, 

Subscribed  and  bworn  to  before  me,  a  Commissioner  of  the 
8tate  of  Michigan  in  and  for  said  county,  this  thirteenth  d»j 
of  April,  1870. 

FKEDEEIC  N.  DODGE 
(''07n'r  for  State  of  Mich.,  in  State  of  New  Y^t- 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  ( 
County  of  Wayne,       f     ' 

W.  J.  Spicer,  being  duly  sworn,  says  he  is  Superintendent  of 

the  Chicago,  Detroit  and  Canada  Grand  Trunk  Junction  Bail- 


KAILROAD  COMPANIES.  17 

road  Company,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  cor- 
rect, according  to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

W.  J.  SPICEE. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  eleventh  day  of  April,  1870. 

E.  W.  MEDDAUGH, 
Notary  Public^  Wayne  Co.y  Mich. 
3 


ANNUAL  REPOET 

OF  THB 

CHICAGO  AND  MICHIGAN  GRiND  TBUNK  RAILWAY 

COMPANY, 

Fw  the  Year  ending  December  Sly  1869. 

Filed  Jamuiry  8,  18T9> 


Date  of  Incorporation,  September  8,  1866. 


OFFICERS : 

omen.  p.  O.  ▲DDBBSS. 

XDMUND  SMITH,  Treaanrer,  Paw  FftW,  lOeh. 

JOHN  B.  BAKER,  Secretary,  "  " 


20  COMPILATION. 


REPORT. 


Office  of  Chicago  &  Michigan  G.  T.  Railway  Co.,  i 

Paw  Faw,  December,  1869,     ( 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan  : 

The  following  Annual  Eeport  of  the  Chicago  and  Michigan 
Grand  Trunk  Railway  Company,  for  the  year  ending  December 
31, 1869,  is  respectfully  submitted  : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $251,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  .in 25,000  00 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

For  moneys  borrowed  to  pay  surveys 12,000  00 

10.  Numberofmenemployed,  and  their  occupation,  viz:  None. 

13.  Has  the  corporation  received  any  land  grant  ? — No. 

14  Amount  of  municipal  aid  received : — ^Nonc. 
Length  of  main  line :  260  miles. 
Termini :  Ridgeway  on  east,  and  Indiana  State  line  on  west. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  of  Van  Buren,  f 

E.  Smith,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the  Treasxu^r  of 
the  said  Chicago  and  Michigan  Grand  Trunk  Railwiiy  Com- 
pany, and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  accord- 
ing to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

E.  SMITH. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  31st  day  of  December,  1869. 

ORAM  W.  ROWLAND, 

Notary  Public. 


RAILROAD   COMPANIES,  21 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, ) 

COUXTY  OF  VaK  BuREN,    )       ' 

Jno.  R.  Baker,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  Secretary 
and  one  of  the  Superintendents  of  the  aboTe-mentioned  com- 
X>aiiy,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  accord- 
ing to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

JNO.  R.  BAKER. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  the  31st  day  of  December,  1869. 

ORAM  W.  ROWLAND, 

Notary  Fuhlic. 


ANNUAL   BEPOBT 


OF  THB 


CHICAGO  AND  MICHIGAN  LAKE  SHORE  RAILROAD 

COMPANY, 

For  the  Year  ending  December  SJ,  1869.    ' 

FUed  January  91,  1870. 


Date  of  Incorporation,  April  24,  1869. 


TSBMINI:  NEW  BUFFALO— MUSKEGON. 


OFFICERS : 

omoBt. 

T.  0.  ADDBBW. 

A.  B.  MORRISON. 

President, 

St.  Joseph,  Mieh 

H.  W.  GUBRN8ET, 
DAVID  BALLBNTINB. 

Secretary, 
Treasurer, 

II                        1         1        11^ 

24  COMPILATION. 


EEPOET. 


Office  of  Chicago  &  Mich.  Lake  Shore  R  R  Co,  i 

/S^.  Joa^h,  December  SI,  1869.      \ 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan : 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  Chicago  and  MichigHD 
Lake  Shore  Eailroad  Company,  for  the  year  ending  December 
31, 1869,  is  respectfully  submitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  company 14,000,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in. .  6,010  00 

2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands  . .  12,981  84 

"  "  construction  of  road-         138,964  49  * 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness: 

Temporary  loans 158,388  56 

10.  Number  of  men  employed,  and  their  occupation,  viz : 
Average  number  of  men  employed  in  constructing 

road  bed  since  June  1, 1869. 250 

President 1 

S  ecre  t  ary 1 

Treas  urer _ _ 1 

Chief  Engineer 1 

Assistant  Engineers _ - 

Others  at  diflferent  times  in  engineer  corps T 

13.  Has  the  corporation  received  any  land  gi-ant  ? — No. 

14.  Amount  of  municipal  aid  received: 

Township  of  St.  Joseph,  Berrien  county, 
bonds,  not  sold  (donation  under  act  of 
March  22, 1869) $46,000  00 

Township  of  Lincoln,  Berrien  county,  bonds, 
not  sold  (donation  under  act  of  March  22, 
1869) 13,500  00 


BAILBOAD  COMPANIES.  25- 

Length  of  main  line:  120  miles. 

Termini :  Connects  with  M.  C.  R.  R.  at  New  Buffalo  and  is 
to  terminate  at  Muskegon. 

When  road  opened  for  use :  Not  yet  opened  for  use.    • 

RjBM  A  B  KS. 

It  is  expected  that  the  first  division  of  the  road,  from  New 
Buffalo  to  St.  Joseph  (27^  miles)^  will  be  completed  so  as  to 
admit  the  running  of  passenger  and  freight  trains  within  sixty 
days. 


STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, 
Couin:Y  OF  Bebbien 


Dayid  Ballentine,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the 
Treasurer  of  the  Chicago  and  Michigan  Lake  Shore  Railroad 
Company,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct, 
according  to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

DAVID  BALLENTINE. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  10th  day  of  January,  1870. 

DAMON  A.  WINSLOW, 

Notary  Public. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  of  Bebbien,      ) 

A.  H.  Morrison,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  President 

of  the  Chicago  and  Michigan  Lake  Shore  Railroad  Company, 

and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to 

the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

A.  H.  MORRISON. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  10th  day  of  January,  1870. 

DAMON  A.  WINSLOW, 

Notary  Public. 
4 


ANNUAL   BBPOBT 

OF    THE 

OBTBOIT,  ADRUN,  LOGANSPORT  AND    ST.  LOUIS 

RAILROAD  COMPANY, 

For  tk$  Year  ending  December  SI,  1869. 

Filed  Febniary  1,  18T0. 


Date  of  Incorporation,  May  11,  1869. 


OFFICERS : 

OmCKS.  T,  O.  ADDBBM. 

MKRRILL  I.  MILLS,  Trcaaiirer,  Detroit,  Mich. 


28  COMPILATION. 


REPORT. 


Office  of  D.,  A.,  L.  and  St.  Louis  B.  IL  Co^  f 

Detroit,  January  25y  1870.     \ 

To  the  Auditor  Goieral  of  the  State  of  Michigan : 

The  foljowing  Annual  Report  of  the  Detroit,  Adrian,  Lo- 
gansport,  and  St.  Lonis  Railroad  Company,  for  the  year  ending 
December  31, 1869,  is  respectfully  submitted: 
1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $82,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in 4,100  00 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  / 
County  of  Wayne,      f   ^' 

Merrill  I.  Mills,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  tlie  Treas- 
urer of  the  Detroit,  Adrian,  Logansport,  and  St  Louis  Railroad 
Company,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct 
according  to  the  best  of  his  khowledge  anid  belief. 

MERRILL  I.  MILLS. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  25th  day  of  January,  1870. 

S.  J.  KELSO, 
Notary  Publicy  Wayns  Co,<,  Mich. 


ANNUAL   REPORT 

OF    THE 

DETROIT,  HILLSDALE   AND    INDIANA   RAILROAD 

COMPANY, 

For  the  Year  ending  December  SI,  1869, 

Filed  Janiiary  29,  1970. 


Date  of  Incorporation,  February  3, 1869. 


OFFICERS : 

KAMZfi. 

OFriCES. 

HENRY 

WALDRON, 

President, 

ELI 

VAN  VALKENBURQH, 

Treasurer. 

p.  O.  ADDBSS8. 


30  GOMPILATIOH. 


REPORT 


Office  of  Dbtboit,  Hillsdale  &  IimiAJTA  R  R  Go,  f 

HiUsdah,  January  2J^  1810.      \ 

To  the  Auditor  Oeneral  of  the  State  of  Michigan: 

The  following  Annual  Beport  of  the  Detroit^  Hillsdale  and 
Indiana  Railroad  Company,  for  the  year  ending  December  31, 
1869,  is  respectfully  submitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $800,000  Oa 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in 9,494  50 

2,  Amount  expended  for  engineering  and  con- 

struction of  road 7,520  41 

14.  Amount  of  municipal  aid  received : 

Municipal  aid  has  been  voted  by  several  cities  and  town- 
ships, but  none  of  said  aid  has  yet  come  into  the  pos- 
session of  said  Railroad  Company. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, ) 
Couimr  of  Hillsdale,    f 

Eli  Van  Valkenburgh,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  i8  the 
Treasurer  of  the  Detroit,  Hillsdale  and  Indiana  Railroad  Com- 
pany, and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  accori- 
ing  to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

R  VAN  VALKENBURGH. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  twenty-fourth  day  of  January,  1870. 

JAMES  K.  FISHER, 

Notary  PuiUc 


BAILBOAD  OOMPAKIES,  31 

STATE  OP  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  op  Hillsdalb,    ) 

Benry  Waldron,  being  duly  sworn.  Bays  that  he  is  the  Presi- 
dent of  the  Detroit,  Hillsdale  and  Indiana  Bailroad  Company, 
and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to 
tlie  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

HENEY  WALDEON. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  twenty-second  day  of  January,  1870. 

JAMES  E.  FISHEB, 

Notary  Public. 


ANNUAL    BEPOBT 


OF    THE 


DETBOIT  AND  HOWELL  RAILEOAD  COMPANY, 
For  the  Year  ending  December  SI,  1869, 


Filed  Fcbniary  0,  1870. 


Date  of  Incorporation,  September  21, 1864.    Length  of  con- 
templated Road,  52  miles. 

termini:    DETROIT  AND -HOWELL. 


NAms. 


T.  T.  LYON, 

WM.  HcPHBRSON, 


OFFICERS : 

OFTIOSS. 

President, 
Treasurer, 
Secretary, 
Chief  Engineer, 


p.  O.  ADDBSBS. 

Plymouth,  Mich. 
Howell,         " 


34  COMPILATION. 


REPORT 


Office  of  Detroit  &  Howell  R.  R.  Co.  ( 
Plymouth,  Mich.,  Jan.  i,  1870.     \ 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan: 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  Detroit  and  Howell 
Railroad  Company,  for  the  year  ending  December  31,  1869,  is 
respectfully  submitted: 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company .-. $400,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in 186,301  12 

2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands 10,245  28 

"  "  construction  of  road 37,047  64 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

For  station  grounds  at  Detroit,  secured  by 

mortgage  on  the  same -. 25,000  00 

Amount  due  the  corporation 30,000  00 

6.  Amount  paid  for  salaries 3,750  52 

10.  Number  of  men  employed,  and  their  occupation,  viz: 

None  except  the  usual  officers,  and,  during  park  of  the 
season,  perhaps  200  men  in  the  work  of  construction. 

13.  Has  the  corporation  received  any  land  grant  ? — None. 

14.  Amount  of  municipal  aid  received : 

Township  of  Brighton— bonds $11,177  20 

Bonds  sold  at  99^,  netting 11,097  20 

Commission  paid  to  A.  McPherson  &  Co.  on 

sale  of  bonds Ill  77 

No  conditions  but  those  imposed  by  the  special  lav  of 
1864  (No.  49). 
Length  of  main  line :  52  milea 
Termini :  Detroit  and  Howell. 
When  road  opened  for  use :  Not  opened. 


RAILBOAD  COMPANIES.  35 

REMARKS. 

The  amount  due  the  corporation  is  understood  to  be,  in  our 
case,  simply  the  balance  unpaid  on  subscribed  stock,  and,  as 
our  subscriptions  were  mostly  taken  four  or  five  years  since, 
much  is  now  uncoUectable ;  hence  we  estimate  as  nearly  as 
practicable  the  amount  they  may  yet  be  expected  to  yield. 


STATE  OP  MICHIGAN, 
County  of  Livingston 


,  r  • 

"Wm.  McPherson,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the  Treas- 
urer of  the  Detroit  and  Howell  Baiboad  Company,  and  that 
the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the  best 
of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

WM.  McPHEBSON. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  14th  day  of  January,  1870. 

H.  T.  BROWNING, 
Notary  Public  in  and  for  Livingston  Co, 


STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, 
CouNTT  OF  Livingston 


T.  T.  Lyon,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  President  of 
the  Detroit  and  Howell  Bailroad  Company,  and  that  the  fore- 
going report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the  best  of  his 
knowledge  and  belief. 

T.  T.  LYON. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  14th  day  of  January,  1870. 

H.  T.  BBOWNING, 
Notary  Public  in  and  for  Livingston  Co. 


ANNUAL  REPOBT 


OF    THB 


DETROIT  AND  MILWAUKEE  EAILROAD  COMPANY, 
For  the  Year  ending  December  Sly  1869. 

Filed  March  1,  1870. 


Date  of  Incorporation :  Successor  to  the  Detroit  and  Pontiac 

and  the  Oakland  and  Ottawa  Railroad  Oompanies, — 

Act  No.  140,  1855.    Length  of  Main 

Line,  189  miles. 

termini:   DETROIT;  GRAND  HAVEN,  MICH.;  MILWAUKEE,  WIS. 


XAXIS. 


THOMAS  BELL, 
JAMBS  H.  MT7IR, 


OFFICERS : 

OFFICES. 

President, 
Vice  President, 
Qeneral  Superintendent, 
Secretary, 


p.  O.  ADDBXSS. 


Detroit,  Mich. 


41 


kt 


38  COMPILATION. 


REPORT. 


>  11,467,220  41 


Office  of  Detroit  axd  Milwaukee  R.  R  Co^  i 

Detroit,  Mich.,  Feb.  26, 1870.         s 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan  : 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  Detroit  and  Milwaukee 
Railroad  Company,  for  the  year  ending  December  31,  1869,  is 
respectfully  submitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $2,547,350  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in 2,547,350  00 

2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands ^ 

"  "  construction  of  road. 

buildings 

engines  and  cars 

being  total  cost  of  line,  &c. 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

Interest  on  bonds,  uncalled  for  and  due  by 
theCompany 161,045  71 

Preference    Share    Dividend    due    bv    the 

Company 69,658  75 

Sundry  accounts  due  by  the  Company 156,336  82 

Amount  due  the  corporation 232,003  20 

4.  Amount  received  for  transportation  of  passen- 

gers  - 694,251  49 

Amount  received  for  transportation  of  prop- 
erty   871,281  80 

Amount  received  for  transportation  of  mails, 

express  freight,  &c 46,934  89 

Amount  received  from  other  sources 3,150  00 


RAILROAD  COMPANIES.  39 

5.  Amonnt  of  freight : 

Lumber _ 88,360  tons 

Staves _ 12,600    " 

Animals,  No. 27,165 

Vegetable  food,  potatoes 2,100  tons 

Grain 40,767    " 

Merchandise,  &c.  (not  elsewhere  given) 117,228    " 

Flour. 431,460  bbls. 

Pork  and  beef _.  35,789    « 

Salt 21,752    " 

Apples --- 25,683    " 

6.  Amount  paid  for  repairs  and  renewals $305,900  22 

«          "         engines 7,641  19 

cars 338  93 

"          "         buildings 29,853  92 

"          "         salaries  and  wages 597,757  46 

7.  Number  and  amount  of  dividends: 

Two,  for  six  months  each - 146,650  00 

When  paid:— First  one  (to  30th  June,  1869),  on  31st  Dec, 
1869.    Second,  not  yet  paid. 

8.  Number  of  engine-houses 5 

"         '*  shops - 2 

Number  and  character  of  engines,  34,  viz : 

Passenger  engines 14 

Freight  "      16 

Shunting         *'      - 4 

Number  and  character  of  cars,  578,  viz: 

First-class  passenger  cars 30 

PostoflBce  and  baggage  cars 21 

Box  and  cattle  cars j 337 

Flat  or  platform  cars 187 

Wood  train  boarding  cars __-* 2 

Auxiliary  car 1 

9.  Number  of  miles  run  by  passenger  trains 209,088 

freight  trains 283,580 

other  trains 121,575 


40  COMPILATION. 

10.  Number  of  men  employed,  and  their  occupation,  taking 

December,  1869,  viz : 

OflScers  and  clerks  at  head  offices. 25 

Agents  ^nd  clerks  at  stations 65 

Warehousemen,  porters,  and  watchmen 251 

Switch,  sigpal,  and  police  men 23 

In  wood  department 9 

In  telegraph  department 26 

Conductors  ._ _.  19 

Train  baggagemen __ _ 10 

Brakemen 35 

In  locomotive  and  car  departments 253 

In  track  department 570 

Total - 1,286 

11.  Number  of  persons  injured  in  life  or  limb,  and  the  cause  of 

such  injury,  viz : 

Deaf  man  killed  walking  on  track  at  night,  at  Spring 
Lake ;  unknown  and  never  identified. 

Man  committed  suicide  by  throwing  himself  under 
engine,  one  mile  west  of  Grand  Trunk  Junction. 

Man  and  boy  killed  at  Oaines.  Boy  standing  on  car 
and  leaning  over,  looking  at  brakemau  coupling;  en- 
gineer backed,  boy  fell  on  brakeman,  and  both  fell  under 
car. 

Man  jumped  from  car  at  Waterford,  before  train 
stopped,  and  fell,  breaking  his  arm  in  two  places ;  died  a 
few  days  after. 

Child  crept  under  car  when  freight  train  was  leaving 
Sheppardsville,  and  was  killed. 

Yardman  at  Detroit,  leaning  over  from  car,  struck  by 
switch  lever  and  thrown  under  car ;  arm  taken  off. 

12.  Whether  any  accidents  have  arisen  from  carelessness  or . 

negligence  of  any  person  in  the  emplojrment  of  the  cor- 
poration ? — None. 


RAILBOAD  COMPANIES.  41 

13.  Has  the  corporation  received  any  land  grant  ? — ^No. 

Amount  in^rested  in  the  original  construction  and  stock- 
ing, or  in  any  new  construction  or  stocking,  of  road 
opened  for  use : 

Capital  Stock -.  - $2,647,350  00 

Earnings  of  road 2,094,822  66 

Municipal  aid... 53,000  00 

Loans  (mortgaged  debt) 6,826,047  75 

Total _  111,520,220  41 

Length  of  main  line:  189  miles.    Branches :  None. 

Termini:  Detroit  and  Qrand  Haven,  with  connection  be- 
tween the  latter  terminus  and  Milwaukee  (85  miles)  by 
propellers. 

When  road  opened  for  use :  Through,  22d  November,  1858* 

STATE  OP  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  of  Wayne,       j     * 

James  H.  Muir,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the  Secre- 
tary of  the  Detroit  and  Milwaukee  Railroad  Company,  and 
that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to 
the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

JAS.  H.  MUIR. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  26th  day  of  February,  1870. 

CHARLES  BAINES, 
Notary  Public,  Wayne  county,  Mich. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, )  ^^ 
County  of  Wayne,       j 

Thomas  Bell,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the  General 
Superintendent  of  the  Detroit  and  Milwaukee  Railroad  Com- 
pany, and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct, 
according  to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

THOS.  BELL. 
6 


42  COMPILATION. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  26th  day  of  February,  1870. 

CHARLES  BAINES, 
Notary  Public^  Wayne  county  Mich 


ANNUAL  REPOKT 


OF  THE 


DETROIT,  MONROE  AND  TOLEDO  RAILROAD  CO., 
For  the  Year  ending  December  31,  1869, 

Filed  May  80.  1870. 


Date  of  Incorporation,  April  26, 1855.    Length  of  Main  line 
65   miles,— 59.12  of  D.,  M.  &  T.  R.  R. ; 
6  on  other  roads. 

TERMINI :   DETROIT,  MICH. — ^TOLEDO,  OHIO. 


XAHXfl. 

E.  B.  PHILLIPS. 
C.  P.  LSLAND. 


OFFICERS : 

OfFICBS. 

Preeident, 

Secretary  and  Treasurer. 

Saperlntendent, 


F.  O.  ADDBBM. 

Chicago,  ni. 
Cleveland,  Ohio. 


44  COMPILATION. 


REPORT. 


it  u 

t<  *  a 


Office  of  Detroit,  Monroe  &  Toledo  R  B.  Co^  « 

Cleveland,  May,  1870.     \ 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan : 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  Detroit,  Monroe  and 
Toledo  Railroad  Company,  for  the  year  ending  December  3L 
1869,  is  respectfully  submitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  company,  4,141  shares. .    $414,] 00  00 
Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in.. ,      414,100  00 

2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands..  "I 

construction  of  road  )-  1,291,968  IS 

buildings J 

engines  and  cars Xotbiog. 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

First  mortgage  seven  per  cent  bonds 924,000  00 

Amount  due  the  corporation Nothing. 

8.  Number  of  engine-houses : — One,  Detroit 

14.  Amount  of  municipal  aid  received None. 

Length  of  main  line:  65  miles.    Branches:  None. 
Termini:  Toledo,  Ohio,  and  Detroit,  Mich. 

REMARKS. 

This  road  is  permanently  leased  to  the  Michigan  Southern 
and  Northern  Indiana  Railroad  Company  (now  the  Lake  Shoiv 
and  Michigan  Southern)  and  is  operated  as  a  part  of  that  road, 
hence  it  is  impossible  to  give  the  statistics  asked  for  in  question^ 
No.  4  to  No.  12  inclusive.  The  report  of  that  company  to  the 
State  of  Michigan  includes  all  the  oi)eration8  of  this  companT. 


BAILROAD  COMPANIES.  45 


STATE  OP  ILUNOIS,  ,  ,, 

*  ^  88. 


touNTY  OF  Cook,  City  of  Chicago,  ) 

C.  P.  Leland,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the  Treasurer 
f  the  Detroit,  Monroe  and  Toledo  Railroad  Company,  and  that 
lie  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the  best 
f  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

C.  P.  LELAND. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
or  said  city,  this  26th  day  of  May,  1870. 

HENRY  PRATT, 
Notary  Public. 

STATE  OP  ILLINOIS,  /  ^^ 

County  of  Cook,  City  of  Chicago,  j 

E.  B.  Phillips,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  was  President 

of  the  Detroit,  Monroe  and  Toledo  Railroad  Company,  and 

that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the 

best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

E.  B.  PHILLIPS. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  city,  this  26th  day  of  May,  1870. 

HENRY  PRATT, 
Notary  Public. 


ANNUAL  KEPOBT 

OF  TH£ 

ELKHART  AND   LAKE  MICHIGAN   RAILROAD   CO.^ 
For  the  Year  ending  December  Sly  1869. 

PUed  May  S8,  1870. 


Date  of  Incorporation,  January  15,  1868.     Length  of 

Line,  37  miles. 

TEKMINi:  STATE  LINE  AND  BENTON  HARBOR. 


OFFICERS : 

KAXSa.  OmOBS.  p.  O.  ADDBSSfl. 


FRANKLIN  MUZZY,  President, 

JAMBS  QRAHAM,  Treasurer, 


48  COMPILATION. 


REPORT. 


Office  of  Elkhart  &  Lake  Mich.  Sailboad  Co.,  | 

May  26, 1870.     \ 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan : 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  President  and  Treasiuer 
of  the  Elkhart  and  Lake  Michigan  Railroad  Company,  for  the 
jear  ending  December  31,  1869,  is  respectfully  submitted: 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  company $300,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in, 

as  is  believed,  about 1,900  00 

2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands None. 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness None. 

Amount  due  the  corporation,  except  stock— .  Nothing. 

10.  Number  of  men  employed,  and  their  occupation,  viz : 

Cannot  state;   none   have  been  employed  except  the 
engineers  and  their  hands. 

12.  Whether  any  accidents  have  arisen  from  carelessness  or 

negligence  of  any  person  in  the  employment  of  the  cor- 
poration ? — None. 

13.  Has  the  corporation  received  any  land  grant  ? — No. 
Amount  invested  in  the  original  construction  and  stocking,  or 

in  any  new  construction  or  stocking,  of  road  opened  for  use: 

Capital  Stock None. 

Earnings  of  road None. 

Municipal  aid  received None. 

Proceeds  of  sales  of  land None, 

Loans None. 

From  other  sources None. 

Length  of  main  line:  37  miles.    Branches:  None. 

Termini :  State  Line  and  Benton  Harbor. 


BAILBOAD  COMPANIES.  49 

REMARKS. 

^0  the  Auditor  General: 

I  have  not  supposed  that  any  report  was  required  in  the  case 
of  this  road  at  the  present  time. 

The  former  President  and  Treasurer  are  now,  and  have  been 
for  some  time  past,  in  Illinois.  I  hope  that  this  statement  will 
be  sufficient,  at  least  for  the  present. 

EefipectfuUy, 

R  MUZZY. 

STATE  OP  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  op  Berrien,      J     ' 

James  Graham,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the  Treas- 
urer of  the  Elkhart  and  Lake  Michigan  Eailroad  Company, 
and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to 
the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

JAMES  GRAHAM. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  26th  day  of  May,  1870. 

WILLIAM  R.  TAGGART, 

Notary  Fubhc. 

STATE  OP  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  of  Berrien,      )     ' 

Franklin  Muzzy,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  President 

of  the  Elkhart  and  Lake  Michigan  Railroad  Company,  and 

that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the 

best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

FRANKLIN  MUZZY. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  26th  day  of  May,  1870. 

WILUAM  R  TAGGART, 

Notary  Public. 

7 


ANNUAL  REPOET 


OF  THIS 


ERIE     AND     KALAMAZOO    RAILEOAD    COMPANY, 
For  the  Year  ending  December  31,  1869. 

Filed  Sq^tember  89,  1870. 


Date  of  Charter,  April  22, 1833.  Length  of  Boad,  33  miles. 


TEBHIKI :  TOLEDO,  OHIO^ — ^ADBIAK,  HICH. 


OFFICERS : 

HAXB.  OmCB.  P.  O.  AODBSBfl. 

JOHN  KNOWSR,  President,  New  York,  N.  T. 


52  COMPILATION. 


REPORT. 


To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan : 

The  undersigned.  President  of  the  Erie  and  Kalamazoo  BaQ- 
road  Company,  in  pursuance  of  the  act  incorporating  said 
company,  passed  April  22, 1833,  submits  the  following  report 
for  the  year  1869 : 

The  road  and  its  appurtenances,  both  in  Michigan  and  Ohio, 
being  under  a  permanent  lease  to  the  Michigan  Southern  and 
Northern  Indiana  Bailroad  Company,  has  been  operated  by 
that  company,  they  receiving  all  proceeds  and  paying  all 
expenses  and  taxes. 

The  whole  length  of  the  road  is  33  miles,  about  one-third  of 
which  is  in  the  State  of  Ohio. 

The  Capital  Stock  paid  in  is $300,000  00 

The  lessees  have  expended  upon  the  road  for 
heavy  rails,  buildings,  and  other  improve- 
ments, as  appears  from  their  books,  a  further 
sum  of. 361,787  78 

Making  a  total  cost  of $661,787  78 

JOHN  KNOWEB, 
PresidefU. 


STATE  OF  NEW  YORK,       ,  ^^ 

So. 


City  and  County  of  New  York,  j 

John  Knower,  of  said  city,  being  duly  sworn,  doth  depose 
and  say  that  he  is  the  President  of  the  Erie  and  Kalamaxoo 
Bailroad    Company,   and   that    the    foregoing  statement  or 


BAILBOAD  COMPANIES.  53 

report  is  a  true  and  correct  report  of  said  company,  to  the  best 
of  his  knowledge  or  belief. 

JOHN  KNOWEK, 
President* 

Sworn  to  before  me,  at  the  said  city  of  New  York,  this  27th 
day  of  September,  1870. 

ARCHIBALD  P.  CUSHMAN, 

Notary  Public 


ANNUAL    REPORT 


OF  THE 


FLINT  &  PERE  MARQUETTE  RAILWAY  COMPANY, 
Fw  the  Year  ending  December  Sl^  1869. 

Piled  Fcbniary  1,  mo. 


Company  organized,  January  27, 1857.    Length  of  road 
opened  for  use  December  31, 1868,  77  miles. 


TERMINI :  HOLLY — AVERILLS. 


XA1R9. 


H.  C.  POTTER, 
QKOROB  C.  KIMBALL. 


OFFICERS : 

orncxff. 

PrcBident, 
Vice-Preeident, 
Secretory  and  Treasarer, 
Acting  Bnperlntendent, 


p.  O.  ADOIUE88. 


East  Saginaw,  Mich. 


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56  COMPILATION. 


REPORT. 


Office  of  Flint  &  Perb  Mabquette  Railway  Col,  > 

East  Saginaw,  January  29,  1870,      \ 

2o  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan : 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  Flint  and  Pere  Mar- 
quette Railway  Company,  for  the  year  ending  December  31, 
1869,  is  respectfully  submitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  company $1,100,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in.      1,099,100  00 

2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands...  77,549  33 

"               "             construction  of  road,  1,646,960  63 

"               "             buildings 90,834  89 

"               **             engines  and  cars 384^001  06 

3«  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

Bonds 1,867,500  00 

Loans 171,238  82 

Real  Estate  Contracts  and  Mortgages. . .  52,580  10 

Other  Roads  and  Persons 46,531  12 

Amount  due  the  corporation 110,422  06 

4.  Amount  received  for  transportation  of  pas- 

sengers   226,696  19 

Amount  rec'd  for  transportat'n  of  property,  220,580  78 

"            "                   **               mails...  6,026  68 

"      received  from  other  sources 13,433  53 

5.  Amount  of  freight: 

Products  of  the  forest 92,290  tons 

Animals 2,368     « 

Vegetable  food j 

Other  agricultural  products,) ' 


I 


EAILEOAD  COMPANIES.  57 

Manufactures. )  «  i « *  x 

„     ,      ..        \  2,134  tons. 

Merchandise,    ) 

Other  articles 540     " 

6.  Amount  paid  for  repairs $105,997  58 

:    ::  'S"VT-\ ^m,, 

«  "       buildings 1,982  06 

"  «       salaries 20,000  00 

7.  Number  and  amount  of  dividends None. 

8.  Number  of  engine-houses 3 

"        of  shops 3 

Number  and  character  of  engines : 

Inside  connections 2 

Outside  connections 12 

Number  and  character  of  cars : 

Passenger 13 

Baggage 6 

Box 31 

Platform 128 

9.  Number  of  miles  run  by  passenger  trains 81,330 

«       freight  trains 112,823 

"       other  trains 41,844 

10.  Number  of  men  employed,  and  their  occupation,  averaged, 
viz: 

Agents  and  clerks 30 

Conductors,  baggagemen,  and  brakemen 19 

Engineers,  firemen,  and  watchmen 33 

Trackmen 119 

Machinists 22 

Car-builders  and  repairers 25 

Laborers 45 


Total 293 

11.  Number  of  persons  injured  in  life  or  limb,  and  the  cause 
of  such  injury,  viz : 

John  Seahill,  laborer  for  company,  was  run  over  by 

8 


^  COMPILATION. 

a  work  train,  at  Birch  Eun,  in  attempting  to  get  his  coat 
from  a  car,  while  the  train  was  moving  on  the  side  track, 
and  died  at  East  Saginaw  from  injuries  received.  No  blame 
attached  to  the  company  or  to  employes. 

Frank  Eggert  was  run  over  by  a  train  on  the  Midland 
division,  August  21.  In  attempting  to  pass  from  one  freight 
car  to  another,  while  the  train  was  in  motion,  fell  off  and 
the  train  passed  over  him.  Died  from  the  injuries  received, 
before  arriving  at  his  home  in  East  Saginaw.  He  was  told 
by  the  conductor  before  and  after  leaving  Midland  to  go 
into  the  passenger  car  and  be  seated,  but  he  refused  to 
do  so. 

A.  McNeil  had  his  collar-bone  broken,  while  coapliog 
cars  at  East  Saginaw,  December  25.  He  was  a  new  man  at 
the  business,  and  placed  himself  in  too  careless  a  position. 
No  blame  attached  to  the  company  or  to  employes. 

12.  Whether  any  accidents  have  arisen  from  carelessness  or 
negligence  of  any  person  in  the  employment  of  the  corpora- 
tion ? — None. 

13.  Has  the  corporation  received  any  land  grant  ? — Yes. 
In  case  it  has,  under  what  law  ? — Act  of  June,  1856. 
Number  of  acres  reserved  for  it?  —  Not  known  exactly; 

supposed  to  be  511,492.25. 
Number  of  acres  confirmed  to  it? — Same  as  above. 

"  "        sold  ?— 85,907  acres. 

Eate  per  acre  sold  for  (average)  ? — $6.83. 

Received  in  payment,  cash $245,689  48 

bonds  of  the  company,         6,000  00 

stock  of  the  company.         Nothing. 

Number  of  acres  contracted  to  be  sold,  and  not  deeded  ? — 

See  number  reported  sold. 
Rate  per  acre  contracted  to  be  paid  (average)  ? — See  pre- 
vious item. 
Amount  received  upon  the  contracts  ? — See  previous  item. 


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a 


BAILBOAD  COMPANIES.  59 

If  contracted  to  be  sold  to  a  stockholder  in  the  corpora- 
tion, or  any  member,  officer,  agent,  or  attorney  thereof: 

Wm.  B.  Sears,  Chief  Engineer,  40  acres;  25  cents  per 
acre;  amount  paid  on  contract,  $250. 
14.  Amount  of  municipal  aid  received  ? — None. 
Amount  invested  in  the  original  construction  and  stocking, 
oir  in  any  new  construction  or  stocking,  of  road  opened  for 
use: 

Capital  stock $1,099,100  00 

Earnings  of  road 124,854  44 

Municipal  aid - Nothing. 

Proceeds  of  sales  of  land  (amount  used  in 

retiring  bonds  issued  for  construction),  168,883  26 

Loans,  including   moneys  received  on 


ERRATUM. 

On  page  59,  thW  line  from  top.  25  cents  should  read 
40  aol]ar& 
Termini :  Holly  ana  Averuio. 
When  road  opened  for  use:  January  20, 1862,  for  26  miles. 

REMARKS. 

The  earnings  and  expenses  of  the  Bay  City  and  East  Saginaw 
Railroad  are  included  in  this  statement,  that  line  being  leased 
by  this  company. 

STATE  OP  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  of  Saginaw,      j     * 

Henry  C.  Potter,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the 
Treasurer  of  the  Flint  and  Pere  Marquette  Railway  Company, 
and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to 
the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

HENRY  C.  POTTER. 


60  COMPILATION. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notaiy  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  2l6t  day  of  March,  1870. 

GILBT  W.  LEDLIE, 
Notary  Public,  Saginaw  Co,,  Mich, 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, ) 

COUKTY  OP  SaQIKAW,       )       * 

George  G.  Kimball,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  Actinj; 
Superintendent  of  the  Flint  and  Pere  Marquette  Bailway 
Oompany,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct^ 
according  to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

GEO.  C.  KIMBALL 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  21st  day  of  March,  1870. 

GILBT  W.  LEDLIE, 
Notary  Public,  Saginaw  Co^  Mick- 


ANNUAL   REPORT 

OF  THE 

I'ORT  WAYNE,   JACKSON   &   SAGINAW  EAILEOAD 

COMPANY, 

For  the  year  ending  December  31,  1869. 

Filed  May  25,  1870. 


Date  of  Incorporation,  April  6, 1869.   Length  of  Main  Line 
in  Michigan,  44  miles.    When  road  opened  for  nse : 

Fall  of  1869. 

TERMINI :  JACKSON  AND  FORT  WAYNE. 


OFFICERS : 

NAJR8.  OFTICSB.  P.  O.  ADDBBSS. 

A.  H.  BEBSB,  Acting  Saperintendent, . 


63  COMPILATION. 


REPORT. 


Office  of  Poet  Wayke,  Jackson  and  Saginaw 

Railroad  Company, 

December  SI,  1869. 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan : 

The  following  Annual  Eeport  of  the  Fort  Wayne,  Jackson 
and  Saginaw  Bailroad  Company,  for  the  year  ending  December 
31, 1869,  is  respectfully  submitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  company $1,500,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in..        300,000  00 

2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands...  10,000  00 

"                "            construction  of  road,        300,000  00 
"  "  engines  and  cars 104,000  00 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

First  Mortgage  bonds  sold 600,000  00 

4.  Amount  rec'd  for  transportat'n  of  passengers,  2,342  27 

"  "  "  property ..  1,939  21 

5.  Amount  of  freight : 

Products  of  the  forest 235  tons. 

Animals 55    ** 

Vegetable  food 496    " 

Manufactures 90    " 

Merchandise - -.      64    " 

Other  articles 64    « 

6.  Amount  paid  for  repairs  of  engines $166  36 

"  "  «  cars 128  13 

8.  Number  of  engine-houses None. 

"        "  shops None. 

Number  and  character  of  engines : 

Hinkley  &  Williams,  Boston - 4 


RAILROAD  COMPANIES.  63- 

Number  and  character  of  ears : 

Flat - 40 

Box  freight 2a 

Baggage 2 

Passenger - 2 

Hand 11 

9.  Number  of  miles  run  by  passenger  trains 1,500 

«  «  «      freight  trains 2,100 

10.  Number  of  men  employed,  and  their  occupation,  yiz : 

Conductors 2 

B  aggagemen 2 

Brakemen.- 2 

Engineers 4 

Firemen 4 

Watchmen 4r 

Section  men 60 

Station  agents 3- 

Road  master 1 

Clerks 2 

Assistant  Superintendent 1 

11*  Number  of  persons  injured  in  life  or  limb,  and  the  causo 
of  such  injury,  viz : 

Four  persons  employed  on  the  construction  iron  train, 
while  running  from  Jonesville  to  Beading,  in  consequence 
of  a  bar  of  iron  falling  off,  which  was  forced  through  the 
caboose  car  in  which  the  laborers  were  riding,  sustained 
some  injury ;  none  fatal.  But  one  person  out  of  the  number 
retained.    Not  caused  by  carelessness  or  any  negligence  of 
any  employe. 
12.  Whether  any  accidents  have  arisen  from  carelessness  or 
negligence  of  any  person  in  the  employment  of  the  cor- 
poration ? — None. 
14.  Amount  of  municipal  aid  received: 

Municipal  aid  was  voted  under,  and  subject  to,  the 
conditions  of  the  General  Railroad  Aid  Law.    The  bonds 


64  COMPILATION. 

haye  been  earned,  and  the  company  is  now  waiting  for  the 
decision  of  the  Supreme  Courts  prior  to  offering  them  fofr 
sale.  Received  from  Jackson,  $23,500,  sold  for  $23,500— 
no  commission;  Fayette  Township,  $10,000;  Beading, 
$15,000. 
Amount  invested  in  the  original  construction  and  stockings  or 
in  any  new  construction  or  stocking,  of  road  opened  for  use : 

Capital  stock $1,500,000  00 

Municipal  aid 48,500  00 

Length  of  main  line  in  Michigan :  44  miles. 
Termini:  Jackson  and  Fort  Wayne. 
When  road  opened  for  use :  Fall  of  1869. 

REMARKS. 

The  road  is  to  be  constructed  from  Jackson,  in  the  State  of 
Michigan,  to  Fort  Wayne,  in  the  State  of  Indiana,  a  distance 
of  100  miles. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  of  Jackson,      )     ' 

A.  H.  Eeese,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  Acting  Super- 
intendent of  the  Fort  Wayne,  Jackson  and  Saginaw  fiailroad 
Company,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct, 
according  to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

A.  H.  EEESE, 
Assistant  Superintendent 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  24th  day  of  May,  1870. 

CHAS.  W.  HIQBY, 
Notary  Public. 


ANNUAL   EEPOET 


OF  THB 


GRAND   EAPIDS   &   LAKE   SHOBE  EAILEOAD   CO., 
For  the  Year  ending  December  SI,  1869. 


Filed  January  1,  1870. 


Date  of  Incorporation,  February  11, 1869. 


KAMX8. 


JX>W£LL  HALL, 
HABVEY  J.  HOLLISTER, 

9 


OFFICERS 

OFriOBS. 

President, 
Treasurer, 


r.  O.  ▲DDBXS8. 


1 


66  COMPILATIOK. 


REPOKT. 


Office  of  Grand  Rapids  and  Lake  Shore  j 
Eailroad  Company, 
Grand  Rapids^  Mich,y  Dec,  SI,  1869, 


)RE  i 

K      ) 


To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan : 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  Grand  Rapids  and 
Lake  Shore  Railroad  Company,  for  the  year  ending  December 
31, 1869,  is  respectfully  submitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  company $800,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in 4,000  00 

2.  Am't  expended  for  purchase  of  lands,  in  stock,  200  00 
Amount  expended  for  construction  of  road, 

$600  of  which  was  paid  in  stock 6,639  79 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

For  moneys  adranced  by  stockholders  oyer 

15  per  cent  call 1,368  38 

For  stationery  and  board  bill 19  15 

For  labor  in  construction  and  engineering,  1,170  85 

Amount  due  the  corporation  from  stock- 
holders on  call  of  10  per  cent,  payable 
August  1,1869 3,905  00 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  of  Kent,        \ 

Harvey  J.  Hollister,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the 
Treasurer  of  the  Grand  Rapids  and  Lake  Shore  Railroad  Com- 
pany, and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  accord- 
ing to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

HARVEY  J.  HOLLISTER. 


RAILROAD  COMPANIES.  67 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  31st  day  of  December,  1869. 

HOYT  G.  POST, 
Notary  Public* 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  of  Kent,        f     ' 

Lowell  Hall,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  President  of 

the  Grand  Bapids  and  Lake  Shore  Bailroad  Company,  and  that 

the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the  best 

of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

LOWELL  HALL. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  31st  day  of  December,  1869. 

HOYT  G.  POST, 
Notary  Public. 


70  COMPILATION. 


REPORT. 


Office  of  Grand  Eapids,  Newaygo  and 
Lake  Shobe  Sailboad  Co., 

January  27, 1810. 


ND  ) 


To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan: 

The  following  Annual  Beport  of  the  Grand  Bapids,  Newaygo 
and  Lake  Shore  Eailroad  Company,  for  the  year  ending  Decem- 
ber 31,  1869,  is  respectfully  submitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  company $1,000,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in..  4,084  87 

2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands None. 

"  "  construction  of  road.  None. 

"  "  buOdings None. 

"  "  engines  and  cars None. 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness None. 

10.  Number  of  men  employed,  and  their  occu- 
pation, yiz: - None. 

13.  Has  the  corporat^n  received  any  land  grant  ?  None. 

Amount  invested  in  the  original  construction  and  stocking, 
or  in  any  new  construction  or  stocking,  of  road  opened 
for  use : 

Capital  Stock _ _-        None. 

Earnings  of  road None. 

Proceeds  of  sales  of  lands None. 

Loans None. 

Prom  other  sources None. 

Length  of  main  line:  80  miles  estimated. 
Termini :  Grand  Eapids  and  Pentwater,  or  some  point  on 
Lake  Michigan. 


RAILROAD  C0MPAKIE8.  71 

REMARKS. 

This  company  was  organized  during  the  past  year^  and 
nothing  has  been  done  by  way  of  surveys  or  construction  as 
yet.  The  company  intend  to  commence  active  operations  in 
the  spring. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  of  Kent,        f 

Sdward  P.  Fuller,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the 
Treasurer  of  the  Grand  Rapids,  Newaygo  and  Lake  Shore  Bail- 
road  Company,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct 
according  to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

E.  P.  FULLER 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  12th  day  of  February,  1870. 

H.  H.  DENNIS, 
Notary  Public^  Kent  County y  Mich. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  of  Kent,        f     * 

David  P.  Clay,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the  Acting 

Superintendent  of  the  Grand  Rapids,  Newaygo  and  Lake  Shore 

Bailroad  Company,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and 

correct,  according  to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

DAVID  P.  CLAY. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  aJfotary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  28th  day  of  January,  1870. 

J.  W.  CHAMPLIN, 
Notary  Fublicy  Kent  County,  Mich. 


ANNUAL   REPORT 


OF  THE 


HECLA  AND  TOBCH  LAKE  RAILROAD  COMPANY, 

For  the  Year  ending  December  SI,  1869. 

FUed  AprU  1],  1870. 


Date  of  Incorporatioiii  March  8, 1868.    Length  of  Main  Line, 
4  miles.    Length  of  road  opened  for  use,  4  miles. 

TEBMIKI :  TORCH  LAKE — HECLA  MINE. 


OFFICERS : 

OniOSS.  p.  O.  A.DDBBSe. 

THOMAS  W.  BUZZO,  Treasurer,  Calnmet,  Mich. 

WILL  A.  CHILDS,  Superintendent,  ''  " 

10 


74  COMPILATION. 


KEPORT. 


Office  of  Hecla  &  Torch  Lake  Hailboad  Co 

Calumet,  Mich.,  April  i,  1870, 


30  J 


To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan: 

The  following  Annual  Beport  of  the  Hecla  and  Torch  Lake 
Eailroad  Company,  for  the  year  ending  December  31,  1869,  u 
respectfully  submitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $150,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in...     100,000  00 

2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands 200  00 

«  "  construction  of  road..     143,000  00 

**  ''  engines  and  cars 41,357  d3 

2,  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness: 

Hecla  Mining  Company,  advances  to  date 73,060  d3 

4.  Amount  received  for  transportation  of  prop- 

erty         26,580  60 

5.  Amount  of  Freight: 

Sawed  and  mixed  lumber 666  tons. 

Bound  timber  (stulls) 786    " 

Merchandise _ 1,371    " 

Copper  rock 87,257i  *^ 

General    mining  supplies,  lumber,  square 

timber,  machinery,  etc .*.  6,140    " 

'6.  Amount  paid  for  repairs $2,268  00 

Amount    paid    for    operating  incline  road, 

river  transportation,  etc 11,496  60 

Amount  paid  for  cars 6,357  53 

Amount  paid  for  salaries,  train  and  depot 

hands 12,816  00 


EAILROAD  COMPAKIES.  76 

S.  Number  of  engine-houses None. 

"  shops None. 

Number  and  character  of  engines : 

Freight  locomotive,  22  tons 1 

"  "  13toi}S 1 

Number  and  character  of  cars : 

Bock  cars 65 

Freight  cars,  flat 10 

9.  Number  of  miles  run  by  passenger  trains None. 

«  "  freigh  t  trains 11,264 

10.  Number  of  men  employed,  and  their  occupation,  viz : 

Superintendent 1 

Conductor 1 

Engine  Driver 1 

Fireman 1 

Brakemen 2 

Section  Boss 1 

Laborers  on  track  (repairers) 3 

Greaser - 1 

Laborers  at  depot 13 

12.  Whether  any  accidents  have  arisen  from  carelessness  or 
negligence  of  any  person  in  the  employment  of  the  corpo- 
ration ? — ^None. 
Amount  invested  in  the  original  construction  and  stocking,  or 
in  any  new  construction  or  stocking,  of  road  opened  for  use : 

Capital  Stock  paid  in .• $100,000  00 

From  other  sources — ^Hecla  Mining  Co.,  book 
account 73,060  93 

Total $173,060  93 

Length  of  main  line :  4  miles.    Branches :  None. 
Termini :  Torch  Lake,  Houghton  County,  Mich.,  and  Hecla 
Mine,  Houghton  County,  Mich. 


76  COMPILATION^. 

BEMARES. 

Locomotives  are  housed  in  the  Heela  Mining  Companj'i 
machine  shop.  The  depot  buildings  and  shops  necessary  to 
the  working  of  the  railroad  are  furnished  by  the  Hecla  and 
Calumet  Mining  Companies. 


STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  of  Houghton,   ) 


Thomas  W.  Buzzo,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the 
Treasurer  of  the  Hecla  and  Torch  Lake  Railroad  Companj, 
and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to 
the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

THOMAS  W.  BUZZO. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Justice  of  the  Peace 
in  and  for  said  county,  this  1st  day  of  April,  1870. 

HUGH  McQUIRK, 
Justice  of  the  Peace* 


STATE  OP  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  op  Houghton,    J     * 

Will  A.  Childs,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  Acting 
Sup3rinii3ndent  of  the  Hecla  and  Torch  Lake  Railroad  Com- 
pany, and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  accord- 
ing to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

WILL  A.  CHILDS. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Justice  of  the  Peace 
in  and  for  said  county,  this  1st  day  of  April,  1870. 

HUGH  McQUIRK, 
Justice  of  ike  Peace. 


ANNUAL  REPORT 


OF    THB 


HOLLY,  WAYNE  &  MONROE  RAILWAY  COMPANY, 
For  the  Year  ending  December  31^  1869. 

Filed  June  6,  1870. 


Date  of  Incorporation,  Noyember  17, 1865.    Length  of  Line, 
63  miles.    Length  of  road  open  for  use,  none. 


TEBMINi:  HOLLY — MONBOE. 


HAXS8. 


JAKBD  L.  LAPHAM, 


OFFICERS : 

OFFICKS. 

President, 
Secretary, 
Treaearer, 
Chief  Enirineer. 


p.  O.  ADDB188. 


78  COMPILATION. 


REPORT, 


Office  of  Holly,  Wayne  &  Monroe  Railway  Co^  f 

June  3y  1870,       \ 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan: 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  Holly,  Wayne  and 
Monroe  Railway  Company,  for  the  year  ending  December  31, 
1869,  is  respectfully  submitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $1,000,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in. . .      178,105  ^ 

2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands 6,000  00 

"  "  construction  of  road.-      130,025  03 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

Due  to  Morris  &  Lapham 7,919  74 

Amount  due  the  corporation — Stock 147,000  00 

13.  Has  the  corporation  received  any  land  grant  ? — ^No. 

Length  of  main  line :  63  31-100  miles. 

Termini :  Holly,  Oakland  Co. — Monroe,  Monroe  Co. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  of  Wayne,       j"     * 

J.  S.  Lapham,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the  Treasurer 

of  the  Holly,  Wayne  and  Monroe  Railway  Company,  and  that 

the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the  best 

of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

J.  S.  LAPHAM. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  3d  day  of  June,  1870. 

WALTER  D.  WHALEN, 

Notary  Public. 


ANNUAL  REPOET 

OP  THE 

HOWELL  AND  LANSING  RAILROAD  COMPANY, 
For  the  Year  ending  December  SI,  1869, 

FUed  Fobraary  12,  1870. 


Date  of  Incorporation^  June  23,  1868*    Length  of  Main  Line, 

33  miles.    No  road  completed. 


TEBMINI:  HOWELL — LANSINa 


OFFICERS : 

TKAMEB.                                                     0FFIO8.  P.  O.  ADDBBflB. 

T.  T.  LYON,                                 Preeident,  Plymonth,  Mich. 

J.  B.  WALDO,  Treasurer,  . 


80  COMPILATION. 


REPORT. 


Office  of  Howell  &  Lansing  Bailroad  Co^  ) 

Williamstony  Jan.  ^^,  1870.     J 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan : 

The  following  Annual  Beport  of  the  Howell  and  Lansing 
Bailroad  Company,  for  the  year  ending  December  31,  1869,  i 
respectfully  submitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $270,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in 1,650  00 

13.  Has  the  corporation  received  any  land  grant  ? — No. 
Length  of  main  line :  33  miles. 
Termini :  Howell  and  Lansing. 
When  opened  for  use :  Not  opened. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  of  Ingham,       j 

J.  B.  Waldo,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the  Treasurer 

of  the  Howell  and  Lansing  Railroad  Company,  and  that  the 

foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the  best  of 

his  knowledge  and  belief. 

J.  B.  WALDO. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  28th  day  of  January,  1870. 

JAMES  M.  WILLIAMS, 
Notary  Public,  Ingham  Co.^  Mick 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  of  Ingham,       ) 

T.  T.  Lyon,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  President  of 

the  Howell  and  Lansing  Railroad  Company,  and  that  the  foie- 


RAILROAD  COMPANIES.  81 

report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the  beet  of  his 
kno-wledge  and  belief. 

T.  T.  LYON. 

Sxibscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  28th  day  of  January,  1870. 

JAMES  M.  WILLIAMS, 
Notary  Public,  Ingham  Co.,  Mich, 
11 


ANNUAL   REPORT 

OF    THE 

IONIA  AND  LANSING  RAILROAD  COMPANY, 
For  the  Year  ending  December  SI,  1869, 

FUed  Febnutry  10,  1870. 


Date  of  Incorporation,  February  26,  1866. 


OFFICERS : 

OITICSI.  P.  O.  ADDBSII. 


HAMPTON  RICH,  Treainrer, 

B.  J.  BRISCOB,  AbsH  Superintendent, 


^ 


84  COMPILATION. 


REPORT. 


Office  of  Ionia  &  Lansing  Railroad  Co.,  [ 

February  8,  1870.     \ 

To  the  Auditor  Oeneral  of  the  State  of  Michigan : 

The  following  Annual  Beport  of  the  Ionia  and  Lansing  Bail- 
road  Company,  for  the  year  ending  December  31,  1869,  is 
respectfully  submitted: 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $1,200,000  OO 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in. .  .      168,713  57 

2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  right  of 

/  way  and  depot  grounds 15,674  08 

Amount  expended  for  construction  of  road..  656,158  13 

''                «            buildings 510  55 

"                '^            engines  and  cars 61,730  00 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness: 

Bills  payable 4,625  00 

Amount  due  the  corporation — Stockhold- 

ers'balance 69,168  93 

4.  Amount  received  for  transportation  of  pas- 

sengers   811  85 

Amount  received  for  transportation  of  prop- 
erty  :         1,040  37 

Amount  received  for  transportation  of  mails,  12  40 

6.  Amount  paid  for  repairs  of  road 4,383  83 

**  "  engines , 164  50 

"  "  cars 56  68 

"  "         salaries,  office 925  00 

8.  Number  of  engine-houses 3 

"  shops - None. 


« 


BAILEOAD  COMPANIES.  85 

Number  and  character  of  engines: 

New,  first-class 2 

Old,  second-class 2 

Number  and  character  of  cars : 

Platform 40 

O.  Number  of  miles  run  by  passenger  and  freight  trains..  1,776 
XO.  Number  of  men  employed,  and  their  occupation,  viz: 

Engineers - 4 

Firemen 4 

Watchmen 4 

Conductor 1 

Brakeman 1 

Section  men 30 

Station  agents 2 

Office  men 3 

Pumpers 2 

14.  Amount  of  municipal  aid  received: 

Lansing  city— bonds $32,600  00 

Bonds  sold  at  97.39,  netting 31,747  00 

Commission  paid  to  Oneida  National  Bank, 
Utica,  N.  Y 339  00 

Conditions  of  aid— Act  324, 1865. 
Oneida  to wnship— bonds ,.  10,700  00 

Bonds  sold  at  95.10,  netting 10,167  00 

Conditions  of  aid— Act  324,  1865. 
Oneida  township — ^bonds,  not  sold 50  00 

Conditions  of  aid— Act  324,  1865. 
Danby  township— bonds 3,600  00 

Bonds  sold  at  94.86,  netting 3,415  00 

Conditions  of  aid— Act  324, 1865. 
Danby  township — bonds,  not  sold 2,000  00 

Conditions  of  aid— Act  324, 1865. 
Eagle  township — bonds 9,300  00 

Bonds  sold  at  89.86,  netting 8,357  00 

Conditions  of  aid— Act  324, 1865. 


86  COMPILATION. 

Eagle  ixjwnship — bonds,  not  sold $200  OO 

Conditions  of  aid— Act  324, 1865. 
Portland  township — bonds 2,900  00 

Bonds  sold  at  92.93,  netting 2,695  00 

Conditions  of  aid— Act  324, 1865. 
Portland  township — bonds,  not  sold 12,100  00 

Conditions  of  aid— Act  324, 1865. 
Ionia  town — ^bonds -  15,800  00 

Bonds  sold  at  95,  netting 15,011  00 

Conditions  of  aid— Act  324,  1865. 
Ionia  town — bonds,  not  sold 14^00  00 

Conditions  of  aid— Act  324, 1865. 
Eureka    town — ^bonds,  deposited    with    State 

Treasurer 20,000  00 

Conditions  of  aid — ^Act  No.  45,  1869. 
Montcalm — ^bonds,  deposited  with  State  Treas- 
urer     5,000  00 

Conditions  of  aid — Act  No.  45, 1869. 
Amount  inyested  in  the  original  construction  and  stocking,  or 
in  any  new  construction  or  stocking,  of  road  opened  for  use: 

Capital  Stock $65,263  57 

Municipal  aid 103,450  00 

Loans,  balance  bills  payable 4,625  00 

From  other  sources — first  mortgage  bonds.  - .    560,734  19 

Total $734,072  76 

Length  of  main  line :  22  miles. 
Termini :  Portland  and  Lansing. 

When  road  opened  for  use :  On  18th  of  November,  1869, 
between  Lansing  and  Portland. 


RAILROAD  COMPANIES.  87 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, 


County  op  Ingham,      ^  ®^ 


Hampton  Rich,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the  Trea$« 
nrer  of  the  Ionia  and  Lansing  Bailroad  Company,  and  that 
the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the  best 
of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

HAMPTON  RICH. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  8th  day  of  February,  1870. 

ROKT  BARKER, 
Notary  Public,  Ingham  Co.,  Mich. 


STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, 
County  op  Ingham 


,    \^- 

B.  J.  Briscoe,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  Assistant 
Snperintendent  of  the  Ionia  and  Lansing  Railroad  Company^ 
and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according 
to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

R.  J.  BRISCOK 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  8th  day  of  February,  1870. 

ROB'T  BARKER, 
Notary  Public,  Ingham  Co,,  Mich. 


ANNUAL  REPORT 


OF  THE 


JACKSON,  LANSING  AND  SAGINAW  RAILROAD  CO., 
For  the  Year  ending  December  SI,  1869. 

Filed  May  20,  1870. 


Date  of  Incorporation,  February  24,  1865.    Length  of  Line, 
116  miles.    Length  of  Road  opened  for  use,  116  miles. 


termini:   JACKSON — WENONA. 


OFFICERS : 

KAVXS.  OfnCKS.  p.  O.  ADDRBHS. 

W.  D.  THOMPSON,  Trcaanrer,  , 

ANDREW  WATSON,  Superintendent,  Jackson. 


so  COMPILATION. 


REPORT. 


Office  of  Jackson,  Lansing  &  Saginaw  R  R.  Co.,  ) 

Jackson,  May  19,  1870.      f 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan  : 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  Jackson,  Lansing  and 
Saginaw  Railroad  Company,  for  the  year  ending  December  31, 
1869,  is  respectfully  submitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $554^275  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in-__     520^373  92 

2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands,  con- 
struction of  road,  buildings,  engines,  and  cars,  2,680^5  27 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness: 

First  Mortgage 1,495,000  €0 

Second      "      400,000  00 

Bills  payable,  and  mortgages 95,014  06 

Unpaid  accounts 45,238  37 

Amount  due  the  corporation _.       27,695  26 

4.  Amount  received  for  transportation  of  pas- 

sen  gers 1 90,090  43 

Amount  received  for  transportation  of  prop- 
erty       263,220  60 

Amount  received  for  transportation  of  mails         8,550  00 

"  "        from  other  sources 8,250  23 

-5.  Amount  of  freight : 

Products  of  the  forest 38,592  tons. 

Animals 2,569     ** 

Vegetable  food 2,396    •' 

Other  agricultural  products 20,401     ** 

Manufactures  and  merchandise 19,782    - 


KAILBOAD  COMPANIES.  91 

Salt 5,500  tons. 

Stone  and  brick 2,540    " 

Lime  and  plaster 6,776    " 

6.  Amount  paid  for  repairs  of  track  and  bridges  $61,948  40 

«  «        engines 18,370  20 

«  "        cars 18,020  28 

"  «        buildings 218  37 

"  "        salaries-... 18,002  15 

7.  Number  and  amount  of  dividends None. 

S*  Number  of  engine-houses 5 

"  shops None. 

Number  and  character  of  engines : 

Passenger 5 

Freight 4 

Road  train .-       1 

Number  and  character  of  cars : 

First-class  passenger  coaches 8 

Second-class      "  "        4 

Mail,  express,and  baggage 4 

Box 50 

Platform 100 

9.  Number  of  miles  run  by  passenger  trains 165,951 

freight        "      93,896 

other  «      32,057 

10.  Number  of  men  employed,  and  their  occupation,  viz : 

Track  department 118 

Bridge  gang 6 

Car  department 11 

Locomotive  department 35 

Trainmen 22 

Agents,  clerks,  and  porters 66 

In  all 247 

11.  Number  of  persons  injured  in  life  or  limb,  and  the  cause 
of  such  injury,  riz : 
Ist.  David  Beilyea,  brakeman,  killed  on  the   24th  of 


92  COMPILATION. 

May,  by  train  getting  off  track  on  Downer  Marsh,  north 
of  Lansing.    Track  ont  of  line  by  expansion  of  iron. 

2d.  Albert  Aptead,  brakeman,  killed  at  Chesaning  sta- 
tion while  coupling  cars,  in  October.  His  foot  caaght  in 
the  frog  and  held  him  while  the  cars  backed  over  him. 

3d.  George  Smith,  neither  passenger  nor  employe,  in  at- 
tempting to  cross  the  track  in  front  of  train  bonnd  sontii, 
two  miles  north  of  Chesaning,  in  September,  was  fatallT 
injured. 

No  passengers  were  killed  or  injured  during  the  year 
1869. 

12.  Whether  any  accidents  have  arisen  from  carelessness  or 
negligence  of  any  person  in  the  employment  of  the  cor- 
poration ? — On  March  30fch,  freight  train  north  collided 
with  passenger  train  bound  south. 

Whether  such  person  is  retained  in  the  service  of  the 
corporation?  —  Engine-driver  and  conductor  of  freight 
train  in  fault,  and  discharged  from  the  service. 

13.  Has  the  corporation  received  any  land  grant  ? — Yes, 

In  case  it  has,  under  what  law  ? — Act  of  Congress,  June 
3d,  1866 ;  Act  of  Legislature,  Feb.  14th,  1867. 

Number  of  acres  reserved  for  it 567,869.24 

"  "      confirmed  to  it 189,921.53 

"  "      sold  and  contracted 8,952^8 

Rate  per  acre  sold  for  (average) $7  52 

Received  in  payment: 

Cash 16,431  01 

Bonds  of  the  company None. 

Stock      «  "        None. 

Number  of  acres  contracted  to  be  sold,  and  not  deeded  ?— 
See  previous  answer. 

Rate  per  acre  contracted  to  be  paid  (average)  ? — See  pre- 
vious answer. 
Amount  received  upon  contracts? — See  previous  answer. 
If  contracted  to  be  sold  to  a  stockholder  in  the  corporation, 


RAILROAD  COMPANIES.  93 

or  any  member,  officer,  agent,  or  attorney  thereof,  name 
of  such  person : — James  Turner  and  D.  L.  Case ;  num- 
ber of  acres  contracted  to  be  sold  to  them,  960 ;  rate  per 
acre,  $4.16};  amount  paid  on  contract,  $1,000.  H.  W. 
Sage;  number  of  acres  contracted  to  be  sold  to  him, 
240 ;  rate  per  acre,  tlO ;  amount  paid  on  contract,  t600. 
14.  Amount  of  municipal  aid  received: 

City  of  Jackson l $50,000 

Village  of  LesUe 10,680 

Town  of  Vevay 10,000 

Town  of  Delhi 2,500 

Town  of  Lansing 3,300 

City  of  Lansing 22,800 

Ingham  County 40,000 

OwossoOity 13,500 

Chesaning 6,850 

Saginaw  City 50,000 

Village  of  Zilwaukee 5,200 

No  part  of  this  was  donation.    Stock  was  issued  for  all 

these  sums,  and  the  amount  is  represented  in  the  Capital 

Stock  of  $554,275. 
Amount  invested  in  the  original  construction  and  stocking,  or 

in  any  new  construction  or  stocking,  of  road  opened  for 

use: 

Capital  Stock  paid  up $620,373  92 

Earnings  of  road 169,847  29 

Municipal  aid  ($214,830),  included  in  Capi- 
tal Stock. 
Proceeds  of  sales  of  land : — These  proceeds 
are  pledged  and  set  apart  for  the  redemp- 
tion of  bonds. 
Loans,  bonds,  mortgages,  and  bills  payable  1,990,014  06 

Total $2,680,235  27 


94  COMPILATION. 

Length  of  main  line:  116  miles.    Branches:  None. 

Termini:  JacksDn  and  Wenona. 

When  road  opened  for  use :  December  16, 1867. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  of  Jackson,      )    '  * 

W.  D.  Thompson,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the 

Treasurer  of   the  Jackson,  Lansing  and  Saginaw    BaiJroad 

Company,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct. 

according  to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief 

W.  D.  THOMPSON. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  19th  day  of  May,  1870. 

GILBERT  R.  BYBNE, 
Notary  Public. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  of  Jackson,      ) 

Andrew  Watson,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  Superin- 
tendent of  the  Jackson,  Lansing  and  Saginaw  Railroad  Com- 
pany, and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  ac- 
cording to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

ANDREW  WATSON. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  19th  day  of  May,  1870. 

GILBERT  R.  BYRNE, 
Notary  Public 


ANNUAL   EEPORT 

OF   THB 

JONESVILLE,  MARSHALL  AND   GRAND  RIVER 

RAILROAD  COMPANY, 

For  the  Tear  ending  September  i,  1869. 

FUed  August  2, 1870. 


Date  of  Incorporatioii,  January  13, 1869. 


OFFICERS 


OmOBB.  p.  O.  AI^DBBBS. 


ALBERTUS  L.  GREEN,  President, 

CHARLES  T.  GORHAM,  Traasnrer, 


96  C0MPIL1.TI0K. 


REPOKT. 


Office  of  Jonesville,  M.  &  G.  R  Bailboad  Co,  ) 

Marshally  September,  1869.     \ 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan: 

The  following  Annnal  Report  of  the  Jonesyille,  Marshall  and 
Grand  River  Railroad  Company,  for  the  year  ending  Septem- 
ber 1, 1869,  is  respectfully  submitted: 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $1,000,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in 2,603  50 


STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,    ^ 
CouN^TY  OF  Calhoun, 


Charles  T.  Gorham,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the 
Treasurer  of  the  Jonesville,  Marshall  and  Grand  River  JEtail- 
road  Company,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and 
correct,  according  to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

CHARLES  T.  GORHAM. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  16th  day  of  July,  1870. 

GEORGE  A.  PHELPS, 
Notary  FuUic 


^ss. 


STATE  OP  MICHIGAN, 
County  of  Eaton, 

Albertus'L.  Green,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  Presi- 
dent of  the  Jonesville,  Marshall  and  Grand  River  Railroad 
Company,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct, 
according  to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

ALBERTUS  L.  GREEN. 


RAILROAD  COMPANIES.  97 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  19th  day  of  July,  1870. 

GEORGE  W.  KEYES, 
Notary  Public. 
13 


ANNUAL   REPORT 


OF  THE 


KALAMAZOO,  ALLEGAN  AND  GRAND    RAPIDS 

RAILROAD  COMPANY, 

For  the  Year  ending  December  Sly  1869, 

Filed  Jannaiy  28, 1870. 


of  Incorporation,  January  3, 1868.    Length  of  Line,  58 
miles.    Length  of  road  opened  for  nse,  25  miles. 


KAMM. 


OFFICERS : 


OFFICEB. 


P.  O.  ADDBS8S. 


OBORGB  G08S, 
THBODORB  P.  SHELDON, 


President, 

Acting  Snperintendent, 

Treasurer, 


Kalamaooo,  Midi. 


100  COMPILATION. 


Report. 


Office  of  Kalamazoo,  A.  &  G.  R.  Bailboab  Co.,  ) 

Kalamazoo,  Mich.y  Jan,  20,  1870.     ] 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan: 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  Kalamazoo,  Allegan 
and  Grand  Bapids  Bailroad  Company,  for  the  year  ending  De- 
cember 31,  1869,  is  respectfully  submitted: 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  tht  Company $800,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in 610,000  00 

2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands 32,463  93 

"               "              construction  of  road 830,945  39 

«               "              buildings 17,835  51 

"               "              engines  and  cars 96,087  05 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

Mortgage  Bonds,  dated  June  27, 1868,  run- 
ning 20  years,  with  interest  at  8  per  cent 
per  annum 840,000  00 

4.  Amount  received  for  transportat'n  of  passengers    67,049  88 

"             «                      «               property..     78,750  43 
"  "       from  other  sources 1,706  58 

5.  Amount  of  freight : 

Products  of  the  forest 21,359  tonai 

Vegetable  food 2,257   " 

Other  agricultural  products 6,390   " 

Manufactures .' 3,983   " 

Merchandise 2,340 

Other  articles 1,470 

6.  Amount  paid  for  repairs: 

Boad  operated  by  contractors  and  all  expenses  paid  bj 
them. 


u 
u 


RAILROAD  C0HPAKIE8.  101 

7.  Number  and  amount  of  dividends None. 

8.  Number  of  engine-houses 3 

Number  and  character  of  engines : 

Rolling-stock  transferred  to  Lake  Shore  &  Michigan 
Southern  Railway  Company. 

9.  Number  of  miles  run  by  passenger  trains 43,992 

«  "  "       freight  trains 25,824 

"  "  "       other  trains 20,250 

10.  Number  of  men  employed,  and  their  occupation,  yiz : 

Road  operated  by  the  contractors,  and  no  men  employed 
by  the  Company. 

11.  Number  of  persons  injured  in  life  or  limb,  and  the  cause 

of  such  injury,  viz: — None. 

12.  Whether  any  accidents  have  arisen  ttom  carelessness  or 

negligence  of  any  person  in  the  employment  of  the  corpo- 
ration ? — None. 

13.  Has  the  corporation  received  any  land  grant  ? — No. 
Amount  invested  in  the  original  construction  and  stocking, 

or  in  any  new  construction  or  stocking,  of  road  opened  for 

use: 

Capital  stock 1610,000  00 

Earnings  of  road 67,947  49 

Municipal  aid 76,000  00 

Loans— Proceeds  of  sale  1840,000  in  bonds     746,235  70 

Total 11,500,183  19 

Length  of  main  line :  58  miles. 

Termini :  Kalamazoo,  Mich.,  and  Grand  Rapids,  Mich. 
When  road  opened  for  use :  March  29, 1869,  Kalamazoo  to 
Grand  Rapids. 

REMARKS. 

Boad  leased  and  rolling  stock  transferred  to  Lake  Shore  and 
Michigan  Southern  Railroad  Company,  taking  effect  from  and 
after  October  1st,  186'.» ;  and  the  within  report  of  operations 
embraces  a  period  of  nine  months  ending  September  30,  1869. 


102  COMPILATION. 

STATE  OP  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  op  Kalamazoo,   )     ' 

Theodore  P.  Sheldon,  being  daly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the 
Treasurer  of  the  Kalamazoo,  Allegan  and  Grand  Bapids  Bail- 
road  Company,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  cor- 
rect, according  to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

T.  P.  SHELDON. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  26th  day  of  January,  1870. 

C.  W.  CALKINS, 
Notary  Public,  Kalamazoo  Co^  Mich. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, ) 
CouNTT  OF  Kalamazoo,   ) 

George  Goss,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  was  Acting  Su- 
perintendent of  the  Kalamazoo,  Allegan  and  Grand  Bapids 
Bailroad  Company,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and 
correct,  according  to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

GEOEGE  GOSS. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  26th  day  of  January,  1870. 

C.  W.  CALKINS, 
Notary  Public,  Kalamazoo  Co.,  Mich 


ANNUAL   EEPOET 


or  THE 


KALAMAZOO  AND  SCHOOLCRAFT  E.  R.  COMPANY, 
For  the  Year  ending  December  SI,  1869. 

Filed  Angaet  i8, 1870. 


Date  of  Licorporation,  June  9,  1866.    Length  of  Line,  not 
given.    Length  of  road  open  for  use,  not  reported. 


XAXX9. 


IUN80M  GARDNER, 
GSOROE  DATIS, 


OFFICERS : 

OFncis. 

Treasurer, 

Acting  Saperinteadent, 

Qencml  Accountant, 


p.  o.  ADDBSae. 


Kaiannroo,  Mkfa. 


104  COMPILATION. 


EEPOET. 


To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan: 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  Kalamazoo  and  Sel 
craft  Railroad  Company,  for  nine  months  to  October  1st,  U 
is  respectfully  submitted: 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $200,000 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in 80,000 

2.  Capital  Stock  expended  on  road  opened  for  use,    80,000  01 

"  "         for  construction  of  road 180,000  00 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

Mortgage  bonds  bearing  8  per  cent  interest 
per  annum,  dated  October  Ist^  1867,  20 
years  to  run 100,000  00 

REMARKS. 

The  Railroad  of  this  Company  is  operated  by  the  St  Joseph 
Railroad  Company.  This  road  is  now  consolidated,  and  called 
Kalamazoo  &  White  Pigeon  Railroad  Company. 

STATUE  OF  MICHIGAN,  ( 
County  o?  Kalamazoo,   ) 

George  Davis,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  General 
Accountant  of  the  Kalamazoo  and  Schoolcraft  Railroad  Com- 
pany,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct, 
according  to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

GEORGE  DAVIS. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  224  day  of  August,  1870. 

JOHN  McKIBBIN, 
Notary  Public,  Kalamazoo  Co.,  Mich. 


BAILBOAD  COMPANIES.  105 


TATE  OP  MICHIGAN 
Bounty  of  Kalamazoo 


BaDSom  Gardner,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  Act- 
.    ig  Superintendent  of  the  Kalamazoo  and  Schoolcraft  Bailroad 
iompany,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct, 
ccording  to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

RANSOM  GARDNER. 

B 

j^.    Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 

^  •  Jor  said  county,  this  22d  day  of  August,  1870. 

^'  JOHN  McKIBBIN, 

Notary  Public,  Kalamazoo  Co.,  Mich. 

»"- 

14 

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ti 


ANNUAL   REPORT 

OP    THE 

KALAMAZOO  AND  SOUTH  HAVEN  RAILBOAD  CO., 
For  the  Year  ending  Decetnber  31,  1869, 

Filed  Jone  «,  1870. 


Date  of  Incorporation,  April  15, 1869. 


OFFICERS : 

nAMEB.  OmOIS.  p.  O.  ADOBB88. 


LUCIUS  B.  KENDALL,  TrMumrer^ 

ALLEN  POTTER,  President, 


108  COMPILATIOK. 


REPORT. 


Office  op  the  Kalamazoo  and  South  Haven 

Railroad  Company, 

June  3,  1870. 


en) 


To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan  : 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  Kalamazoo  and  Sootii 
Haven  Railroad  Company,  for  the  year  ending  December  31, 
1869,  is  respectfully  submitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company 150,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in.  7,260  00 

2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands...  8,093  85 

"               "             construction  of  road,  189,416  00 

"               "             buildings 1,181  00 

"               "             engines  and  cars 12,962  00 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness: 

First  mortgage  bonds 640,000  00 

On  individual  accounts 716  00 

Amoimt  due  the  corporation 365,567  li 

4.  Amount  received  from  sundry  sources 16,930  00 

8.  Number  of  engine-houses 1 

■ 

Number  and  character  of  engines : 

Second-class 1 

Number  and  character  of  cars : 

Flat 8 

J.4.  Amount  of  municipal  aid  received : 

Kalamazoo  township — bonds $26,000  00 

Bonds  sold  at  par,  netting 26,000  00 

Conditions  of  aid — Act  March  22, 1869. 


RAILROAD  COMPANIES.  109 


STATE  OP  MICHIGAN, 
County  of  Kalamazoo 


,,     I  SB. 


Lucius  B.  Kendall,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the 
Treasurer  of  the  Kalamazoo  and  South  Haven  Bailroad  Com- 
pany, and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  accord- 
ing to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

L.  B.  KENDALL. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  3d  day  of  June,  1870. 

T.  S.  COBB, 
Notary  Public,  Kalamazoo  Co.,  Mich. 


STATE  OP  MICHIGAN 
County  of  Kalamazoo 


Allen  Potter,  being  duly  sworn,  says  he  is  President  of  the 
Kalamazoo  and  South  Haven  Bailroad  Company,  and  that  the 
foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the  best  of 
his  knowledge  and  belief. 

ALLEN  POTTER 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  3d  day  of  June,  1870. 

T.  S.  COBB, 
Notary  Public,  Kalamazoo  Co.,  Mich. 


ANNUAL   REPORT 

OF    THE 

KALAMAZOO  AND  WHITE  PIGEON  RAILROAD  CO., 
For  the  Year  ending  December  31,  1869. 

Filed  May  16,  1870. 


Incorporated  Sept.  24:,  1869.    Length  of  Main  line,  37  miles. 

TEBMINI:    KALAMAZOO  AND  WHITE  PIQEOK. 


OFFICERS : 

OFFXCB8.  P.  O.  ADDRESS. 

«.  B.  PHILLIPS  President,  . 


112  COMPILATION. 


REPORT. 


Office  of  Kalamazoo  and  White  Pigeon  E.  R  Co,  ) 

Chicago^  Illy  May  H,  1870,     \ 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan: 

The  following  Annual  Beport  of  the  Kalamazoo  and  White 
Pigeon  Bailroad  Company,  for  the  year  ending  December  31, 
1869,  is  respectfully  submitted: 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company,  authorized .-$1,000,000  OO 
Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  issued  and 

paid  in _ 230,900  00 

2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands,  con- 

struction of  road,  and  buildings 830,900  00 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness: 

Kalamazoo  and  Schoolcraft  8%  mortgage 

bonds 100,000  00 

Schoolcrafk  and  Three  Rivers  8%  mortgage 
bonds 100,000  00 

Kalamazoo  and  White  Pigeon  7%  mortgage 

bonds 400,000  00 

4.  Amount  received  for  transportation  of  pas- 

sengers  43,688  34 

Amount  received  for  transportation  of  prop- 
erty  -.       74,505  75 

5.  Amount  of  freight: 

Products  of  the  forest 9,820  toiu. 

Animals 2,250    " 

Vegetable  food 20,626    " 

Other  agricultural  products 4,082   " 

Manufactures 4,800   ** 


RAILROAD  COMPANIES.  113 

Merchandise 7,478  tons. 

Other  articles 7,935    « 

Length  of  main  line:  37  miles. 
Termini :  Kalamazoo  and  White  Pigeon. 

REMARKS. 

This  company  is  formed  by  the  consolidation  of  the  St. 
Joseph  Valley,  the  Schoolcraft  and  Three  Rivers,  and  the  Kal- 
amazoo and  Schoolcraft  Bailroad  Companies,  and  the  road 
came  into  possession  of  the  Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  South- 
ern Railway  Company  on  October  1st,  1869,  since  wliich  time 
it  has  been  operated  by  the  last-named  company  as  a  part  of 
its  own  line. 

STATE  OF  ILLINOIS,  ( 

County  of  Cook,  City  of  Chicago,  (   ^' 

E.  B.  Phillips,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  President  of 
the  Kalamazoo  and  White  Pigeon  Railroad  Company,  and  that 
the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the  best 
of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

K  B.  PHILLIPS. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  of 
Chicago,  in  and  for  said  county,  this  14th  day  of  May,  1870. 

HENRY  PRATT, 
Notary  Public. 
15 


ANNUAL   REPORT 

[  Coder  Charter.] 
OF   TRB 

LAKE  SHORE  AND  MICHIGAN  SOUTHERN  RAILWAY 

COMPANY, 

(Sncceeaor  to  Hichlgan  Soatheni  and  Korthem  Indiana  Railroad  Company 0 

For  the  Six  Months  ending  Decefftber  i,  JS69. 

Filed  May  81,  1870. 


Date  of  Charter  of  M.  S.  &  N.  I.  Co.,  May  9, 1846. 


E.  B.  PHILLIPS,   i 

VDirectora. 
ALBERT  KEEP,    i 


116  COMPILATION. 


REPORT. 


Office  of  the  Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  ) 

SouTHEBN  Railway  Company,  > 

Cleveland,  Ohio,  January^  1810.     ? 

To  the  Honorable  the  Secretary  of   State  of   the    State  of 
Michigan : 

The  Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  Southern  Railway  CompaDj 
(succeBSors  to  the  Michigan  Southern  and  Northern  Indiana 
Railroad  Company),  in  conformity  with  the  requirements  of 
the  act  entitled  "  An  act  to  authorize  the  sale  of  the  South- 
ern Railroad,  and  to  incorporate  the  Michigan  Southern  Rail- 
road Company/'  approved  May  9, 1846,  and  of  the  act  amend- 
atory thereto,  approved  March  28, 1850,  and  of  the  act  entitled 
"  An  act  to  authorize  the  Michigan  Southern  Railroad  Com- 
pany to  consolidate  with  the  Northern  Indiana  Railroad  Com- 
pany," approved  February  13, 1855,  respectfully  submit  the 
following  report  for  the  six  months  from  the  1st  day  of  Jane, 
1869  (the  date  of  organization  of  this  consolidated  Company), 
to  the  1st  day  of  December,  1869. 

1.  The  length  of  their  Road  and  Branches  in  the  States  of 
Michigan,  Ohio  (west  of  Toledo),  Indiana,  and  Illinois,  includ- 
ing leased  lines  operated  by  them,  is  610  miles,  being  an  addi- 
tion of  96  miles  (White  Pigeon  to  Grand  Rapids)  to  the  514 
miles  heretofore  reported. 

2.  The  cost  of  construction  of  their  Road  and 

Branches  was $14,654,881  4S 

3.  The  indebtedness  on  account  of  construc- 

tion   None. 

4.  Other  indebtedness  on  above-named  road..     8,8?3,000  00 

And  (White  Pigeon  to  Grand  Rapids).  - .     1,440,000  00 


RAILROAD   COMPANIES.  117 

5.  The  amount  of  Capital  Stock  outstanding  of 
the    consolidated    Company,   Buffalo    to 

Chicago,  Dec.  1st,  18G9,  was *34,404,500  00 

M.  S.  &  N.  I.,  guaranteed 533,500  00 

Tohil - 134,988,000  00 

C.  The  amount  of  Capital  Stock  paid  in  is...  34,938,000  00 

7.  The  loans  made  for  the  purjiose  of  construct- 

ing the  Eail  roads  of  the  consolidated 
(Michigan  Southern  and  Northern  In- 
diana) Company,  or  purchasing,  construct- 
ing, chartering,  or  hiring  steamboats, 
amounted,  as  heretofore  reported,  to 7,653,000  00 

8.  Dividends  during  the  six  months  named: 

One  of  five  (5)  %  on  the  Guaranteed  Stock. 

One  of  four  (4)  %  (free  of  tax)  on  the  CommoH  Stock. 

9.  The  receipts  of  the  consolidated  Company,  Buffalo  to 
Chicago,  for  the  six  months  named,  and  the  White  Pigeon 
and  Grand  Rapids  line  for  October  and  November  (this 
Company  leased  that  line  Oct.  1, 1869),  were : 

Prom  freight,  six  months 13,930,073  77 

"       passengers,  six  months 2,334,132  94 

other  sources,  six  months 352,014  22 

Total 16,616,220  93 

10.  The  number  of  foreign  passengers  was 374,607 

'^  "  local  "  *'    763,012 

11.  Expenditures  for  repairs,  of  road,  including 

new  iron,  etc.,  were $1,004,939  14 

Expenditures  for  repairs  of  engines  and  cars. .  604,500  65 
"  "  other  operating  expenses.--  2,106,659  98 
"  "    construction 883,660  00 

12.  Number  of  engines - - 270 

"  passenger  cars 254 

freight  cars 5,738 


118  COMPITilTIOK. 

13.  Average  Dumber  of  men  employed 6,000 

14.  Number  of  miles  run  by  passenger  trains. . .         1,076,183 

"  "         ''      freight  "     ...         1,934,633 

**      other    •         "     .._  585,430 

15.  Under  the  third  section  of  the  Consolidation  Act,  they  re- 
port that  the  portion  of  their  capital  and  loans  actaallj 
employed  in  the  State  of  Michigan  is  $3,612,255.27 ;  but 
under  the  decision  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  the  State  of 
Michigan  in  January,  1862,  and  of  the  Circuit  Court  of 
Wayne  county  in  January,  1865,  the  Company  is  held  liable 
to  the  specific  State  tax  of  three-fourths  of  one  per  cent 
upon  $4,739,240.16. 

All  of  which  is  respectfully  submitted. 

E.  B.  PHILLIPS, 
ALBERT  KEEP. 

STATE  OF  ILLINOIS,         i 
Cook  County,  City  of  Chicago,  ) 

Be  it  remembered,  that  on  this  7th  day  of  January,  1870, 

personally  appeared  before  me  E.  B.  Phillips  and  Albert  Keep. 

and,  having  been  duly  sworn  by  me,  severally  depose  and  say 

that  the  foregoing  statement  and   report  by  them   signed  as 

Directors  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the  best  of  thoir 

knowledge  and  belief. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  this  7th  day  of  January,  1870. 

HENRY  PRATT, 

Notary  PuWir* 


ANNUAL  EEPOET 

(Under  General  Railroad  Law,  by  Conrtesj) 

OP  THE 

LAKE   SHOEE  AND   MICHIGAN   SOUTHERN  RAIL 

WAY  COMPANY, 

For  Seven  Months  ending  December  SI,  1869. 

Filed  May  80,  1870. 


Date  of  Charter,  May  9,  1846.    Length  of  Main  Line,  540 
miles.    Branches  and  Leased  Boads,  446,  and 

Side  Tracks,  202, 

termini:  buffalo,  JS'.  Y. — CHICAGO,  ILL.,  RUKNING  THROUGH 

ERIE,  CLEVELAND,  TOLEDO,   ETC. 

When  road  opened  for  nse :   Different  companies  at  different 
times ;  Michigan  Southern,  July,  1852,  to  Chicago. 


OFFICERS : 

NAXSa.  orFxcxs.  f.  o.  adduss. 


C.  P.  ICELAND,  Auditor, 

B.  B.  PHILLIPS,  President, 


] 


J  20  COMPILATION 


REPORT. 


Opfick  of  Lake  Shoije  &  Michigan  Soutiierx  j 

Railway  Company,  [ 

Clevelnnd,  Ohio,  Majfy  1S70.      ' 

To  the  Auditor  Gerieral  of  the  State  of  Michigan: 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  Lake  Shore  and  Mich- 
igan Southern  Railway  Company,  for  the  seven  months  ending 
December  31, 1869,  is  respectfully  submitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $34,938,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in..  34,938,000  00 

2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands, 

construction  of  road,  and  buildings 44,330,124  46 

Amount  expended  for  engines  and  cars 8,474,621  95 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

Funded  debt — all  7  per  cent  except  $200,- 

OOOSpercent _ 22,001,000  00 

Bills  payable  December  31 610,874  45 

Amount  due  the  corporation _ Nothing. 

4.  Amount  received  for  transportation  of  pas- 

sengers, seven  months - 2,658,130  99 

Amount  received  for  transportation  of  prop- 
erty   4,584,405  46 

Amount  received  for  transportation  of  mails  81,683  35 

"            "        from  other  sources 338,668  79 

5.  Amount  of  freight: 

Products  of  the  forest 143,108toD8. 

Coal 81,846    ^• 

Stoneand  lime 34,371    " 


KAILROAD   COMPANIES.  121 

Animals 176,353  tons. 

Grain  of  all  kinds 167,133 

Vegetables _ 1 1,693 

Other  agricultural  products 192,003 

Manufactures 28,423 

Merchandise _ 425,272 

Other  articles 293,345 

Gypsum 724 

Petroleum .._ 46,810 


In  all --1,601,080  tons. 

6.  Amount  paid  for  repairs: — Road,    bridges, 

fences,  engines,  and  cars $1,829,845  88 

Amount  paid  for  engines, — 36  new 474,960  61 

"  "  cars,— 986  new,  less  123,— 

863  new 1,017,478  78 

Amount  paid  for  buildings, — new 201,117  73 

"            "         salaries  and  general    office 
expenses 113,957  02 

7.  Number  and  amount  of  dividends : 

One 1,114,359  00 

When  paid: — August  1st,  1869. 

8.  Number  of  engine-houses _..       9 

"  "  shops:  —  At  Buffalo,  Cleveland,  Norwalk, 
Adrian,  Elkhart,  Laporte,  and  subordinate  shops  at 
Dunkirk,  Erie,  Toledo,  Detroit,  Chicago,  etc. 

Number  and  character  of  engines 270 

No  classification  made  yet. 

Number  and  character  of  cars : 

Passenger,  etc 254 

Freight,  etc ..' 5,738 

9.  Number  of  miles  run  by  passenger  trains 1,255,547 

«  "  freight  trains 2,257,060 

"  "  other  trains 683,002 

16 


122  COMPILATION. 

10.  Number  of  men  employed,  and  their  occupation,  viz : 

General  oflSces _ 83 

Trains-- 627 

Stations _ 1,908 

Shops 1,844 

Track 1,484 

Total : 5,946 

Add  Kalamazoo  division : 

Trains 23 

Stations ._- 60 

Track.. 103 

186 

Grand  total 6,132 

II  Number  of  persons  injured  in  life  or  limb,  and  the  cansf 

of  such  injury,  viz : — Sixty-eight  (68) : 

June  11,  Frederick  Thorn,  killed  while  driving  acjoss 
track  at  Detroit.    Other. 

June  13,  J.  W.  Cummings,  foot  crushed  while  switch- 
ing cars  at  Laporte.    Employe. 

June  16,  Matilda  Hoffman,  killed  by  being  run  over  bj 
hand  car.    Other. 

June  26,  J.  Crud,  iujured  by  falling  from  freight  trBin 
at  Toledo.    Employe. 

June  29,  H.  Zimmerman,  killed  by  passenger  train 
while  running  across  track  at  Cleveland.    Other. 

July  1,  Unknown  woman,  leg  injured  by  stepping  from 
train  at  Goshen.    Passenger. 

July  2,  Geo.  Campbell,  hand  ornshed  while  coupling 
•cars  at  Cleveland.    Employe. 

July  3,  Grantoon  Rich,  killed  by  falling  fi-om  twin 
between  Sturgis  and  White  Pigeon.    Passenger. 

July  3,  Henry  Kane,  hand  hurt  while  coupling  care  at 
Edger  ton .    Employe. 


KAILROAD  COMPANIES.  123 

July  3,  Unknown  man,  killed  by  being  run  over  by 
freight  train  at  Sturgis.    Other. 

July  5,  Pat.  Layhay,  injured  by  jumping  from  passenger 
train  at  Cleveland.    Passenger. 

July  5,  Samuel  Woodard,  leg  crushed  while  walking  on 
track  at  Burr  Oak.    Other. 

July   i),  John  Dugan,  killed  by  jumping  from  gravel 
train  at  Cleveland.    Employe. 

July  20,  E.  Murdock,  hand  injured  while  coupling  cars 
at  Edgerton.    Employe. 

July  30,  James  Conley,  killed  while  jumping  on  train  at 
Sylvania.    Other. 

July  30,  R.  McKee,  killed  by  unknown  train  at  Jonesville. 
Other. 

August  4,  Simeon  Flint,  killed  while  coupling  ears  at 
Berea.    Employe. 

August  12,  Mr.  Green,  killed   by  jumping  from  train 
while  in  motion.    Passenger. 

August  18,  Jacob  Villinger,  badly  injured  by  being 
struck  by  engine  at  Chicago.    Other. 

August  21,  George  Perkins,  killed  while  uncoupling  cars 
at  Harbor  Creek.    Employe. 

August  23,  Joseph  Smith,  killed  by  train ;  cause,  walking 
on  bridge,  at  Olmsted.    Other. 

August  30,  Mike  McCann,  injured  by  getting  on  train 
while  in  motion,  at  Elyria.    Passenger. 

August  31,  H.  Harvey,  head  injured  by  jumping  from 
engine  near  Pittsford.    Employe. 

August  31,   David  Lay,  leg  broken   by  jumping  from 
engine  near  Pittsford.    Employe. 

September  2,  Cecilia  Courrier,  killed  by  train,  by  crossing 
in  front  of  train  at  Detroit.    Other. 

September  4,  George  Powell,  badly  crushed  while  coup- 
ling cars  at  Cleveland.    Employe. 


124  COMPILATIOX. 

September   11,   Charles  Morris,   badly   hurt    by  being 
thrown  from  train  at  Toledo.    Employe. 

September  21,  Samuel  Wilsey,  leg  crushed  by  jumping 
from  train  while  in  motion,  at  Bronson.    Employe. 

September  22,  P.  O'Hara,  killed  by  uncoupling  cars  at 
Cleveland.    Employe. 

September  24,  James  Burns,  killed  by  falling  from  train 
near  Corunna.    Employe. 

October  4,  Unknown  man   injured    by  jumping  from 
train  at  Monroeville.     Passenger. 

October  5,  W.  P.  Reynolds,  killed  by  car  falling  on  him- 
Employe. 

October  6,  Mike  White,  anrf  broken  while  coupling  care 
at  Hudson.    Employe. 

October  C,  John  Kelley,  killed  by  train,  while  walking  on 
track  at  Chicago.    Other. 

October  6,  W.  Patterson,  killed  while  walking  on  track 
near  Ligonier.    Other. 

October  6,  Lizzie  Scott,  killed  by  train  while  lying  on 
track  at  Fremont.    Other. 

October  G,  J.  Keenan,  hand  crushed  while  coupling  cars 
at  Chicago.     Employe. 

October  8,  Pat.  Birgen,  killed  by  unknown  train  near 
Fairview.    Other. 

October  13,  D.  Patterson,  hand  injured  while  coupling 
cars  at  Burr  Oak.    Employe. 

October  15,  Alexander  Parker,  foot  crushed  by  working 
train.    Other. 

October  16,  George  Knight,  hand  smashed  while  conpling 
cars  at  Berea-    Employe. 

October  24,  B.  F.  Thomas,  killed  by  falling  from  train  at 
Kidgeville.    Employe. 

October  29,  N.  T.  Place,  killed  while  coupling  cars  at 
Laporte.    Employe. 


RAILROAD  COMPANIES.  125 

November  1,  S.  Tobasky,  foot  injured  by  jumping  from 
train  while  in  motion,  at  Coldwater.    Other. 

November  2,  P.  Leonard,  injured  by  being  struck  by 
train  while  crossing  track  at  Buffalo.    Other. 

November  2,  Two  men  killed  by  being  run  over  while 
walking  on  track  at  Cleveland.    Others. 

November  5,  W.  Leach,  elbow  crushed  while  coupling 
cars  at  Erie.    Employe. 

November  6,  M.  O'Connell,  leg  broken  by  being  caught 
in  track  at  Chicago.    Employe. 

November  8,  Stephen  Guilford,  killed  by  falling  under 
train  at  Chicago.    Employe. 

November  12,  W.  Pickersgill,  killed  by  falling  on  track 
at  Erie.    Employe. 

November  12,  John  Hawley,  leg  bruised  while  coupling 
cars  at  Buffalo.    Employe. 

November  13,  Nathan  Hale,  hand  crushed  while  coupling 
cars  at  Buffalo.'   Employe. 

November  15,  S.  How,  shoulder  injured  by  falling  from 
Passenger  House,  Adi'ian.    Employe. 

November  16,  E.  Costello,  injured  by  jumping  from 
train  at  Englewood.    Passenger. 

November  16,  John  Connell,  injured  by  caboose  running 
into  him  at  Toledo.    Employe, 

November  16,  N.  Oliphant,  killed  by  falling  from  pay 
car,  at  Eidgeville.    Employe. 

November  20,  M.  Bawdon,  killed  by  falling  from  train 
at  Huron,  Ohio.    Employe. 

November  22,  James  Bennett,  killed  by  being  struck  by 
bridge,  near  Old  North  Evans  Station.    Employe. 

November  22,  Mr.  Whiting,  injured  by  jumping  from 
train  at  Dunkirk.     Passenger. 

November  27,  Henry  Whelling,  hand  injured  while 
coupling  cars  at  Toledo.    Employe. 


12G  COMPILATION. 

November  27,  J.  Provs,  leg  crushed   by  failing  un^ 
train  at  Cleveland.    Employe. 

November  27,  C.  Perry,  hand  smashed  while  coapliif 
ears  at  Bellevue.    Employe. 

November  30,  Chris.  Shroder,  killed  by  falling  down  aa 
embankmen  t.    Employe. 

December  2,  Unknown  man  killed  by  being  run  over  k 
train.    Other. 

December  3,  W.  Cathart,  head  bruised  by  being  strac^ 
by  engine  at  Erie.    Employe. 

December  5,  Jack  Stray,  injured  by  being   strack  bj 
train  at  Mouroeville.    Other. 

December  G,  W.  Bissinger,  leg  smashed  by  getting  on 
train  while  in  motion  at  Angola.    Passenger. 

December  9,  Charles  Boon,  arm  broken  while  conplinf 
cars  at  Ligonier.    Employe. 

December  12,  A.  Tyler,  killed   by  being  run  over  bj 
trahi  at  North  Ejist.    Employe. 

December  14,  R.  C.  Sawtell,  killed  by  falling  from  train 
at  Clyde.    Employe. 

December  15,  W.  Dougherty,  hand  smashed  while  coup- 
ling  cars  at  Cleveland.    Employe. 

December  17,  A.  Lilling,  killed  by  falling  into  c»ttl^ 
guard.    Passenger. 

December  17,  A.  Laman,  killed  by  being  struck  by  trwfl 
at  Detroit.    Other. 

December  18,  G.  Pratt,  foot  injured  by  falling  under 
engine  at  Cleveland.    Employe. 

•    December  21,  H.  Bauman,  killed  by  being  struck  by 
train  at  Fremont    Other. 

December  30,  Garret  Barry,  killed  by  being  struck  by 
train.    Employe. 

December  30,  Pat  Hines,  killed   by  being  struck  by 

train.    Employe. 


RAILROAD  OOMPANIES.  127 

12.    Whether  any  accidents  have  arisen  from  carelessness  or 
negligence  of  any  person  in  the  employment  of  the  corpo- 
ration ? — ^No. 
13L   Has  the  corporation  received  any  land  grant  ? — No. 
14,  Amount  of  municipal  aid  received : — None. 

Length  of  main  line :  540  miles.    Branches  and  leased  roads  r 
446  miles.    Side  tracks :  202  miles. 

Termini:   Buffalo,  N".  Y. — Chicago,  III.,  running  through 
Erie,  Cleveland,  Toledo,  &c. 

When  road  opened  for  use  ? — Different  companies  at  different 
times — Michigan  Southern,  July,  1852,  to  Chicago. 

REMARKS. 

This  report  is  from  June  Ist  to  December  31st,  1869,  seven 
months;  and,  under  the  name  of  Lake  Shore  and  Michigaui 
Southern  Railway,  includes  the  operations  and  statistics  of  the 
entire  road  from  Buffalo  to  Chicago,  for  the  seven  months; 
also  the  Kalamazoo  Division  (White  Pigeon  to  Orand  Rapids, 
96  miles),  for  the  three  months,  October,  November,  and  De- 
cember, 1869. 

STATE  OP  ILLINOIS,  i 

County  of  Cook,  City  of  Chicago,  f     * 

C.  P.  Leland,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the  Auditor 
of  the  Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  Southern  Railway  Company^ 
and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to 
the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

C.  P.  LELAND. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  city,  this  26th  day  of  May,  1870. 

HENRY  PRATT, 
Notary  Public, 


l'^8  COMPILATION. 

STATE  OF  ILLINOIS,  ( 

County  of  Cook,  City  of  Chicago,  j     ' 

E.  B.  Phillips,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  was  PresideDt 
of  the  Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  Southern  Bailway  Ck>mpaDj* 
and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to 
the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

E.  B.  PHILLIP& 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  city,  this  26th  day  of  May,  1870. 

HENRY  PRATT, 
Notary  PuNic. 


ANNUAL  REPORT 

OF  THE 

LANSING,  ST.  JOHNS   AND  MACKINAC  RAILROAD 

COMPANY. 

For  the  Year  ending  December  SJ,  1869. 

Piled  July  29,  1870. 


Date  of  Incorporation,  Mav  4, 1869. 


KAJfX. 

BOBXRT  M.  STEEL, 
8AMUBL  WALKER, 

OFFICERS : 

OFrxrsB. 

President, 

Treasarer, 

p.  O.  ADDBBB8 

17 


ANNUAL    EEPORT 

OP    THE 

LAWTON,   PAW   PAW  AND   SOUTH   HAVEN    RAIL- 

ROAD  COMPANY, 

For  the  Year  ending  December  SI,  1869. 

Filed  January  8,  1S70. 


Incorporated  May  9,  1868. 


OFFICERS : 

NAXXB.  OFFXCB8.  P.  O.  ADDBXAS. 


HJSNRT ISMON,  President, 

THOMAS  H.  STEPHENSON,       Secretary  ad  Interim, 


134  COMPILATIOIi. 


REPORT. 


Office  Paw  Paw  Railboaj>  Coiipaxt,  [ 
Paw  Paw,  Midi.,  December  30^  186^.     \ 

Hon.  Wm.  Humphrey ,  Auditor  General: 

The  Lawton^  Paw  Paw  and  South  Haven  Railroad  Compaiij 
will  have  no  report  to  make.    It  is  a  defunct  institntion. 

Respectfully  yours, 

THOS.  H.  STEPHEXSOX, 
Secretary  ad  interim. 


ANNUAL    REPORT 

OK  THK 

MARQUETTE  &  ONTONAGON  RAILROAD  COMPANY, 
For  the  Year  ending  Decnnber  31,  1869. 

Piled  April  21.  1870. 


Date  of  Incorporation,  February  6,  1857.    Road  leased  by  Bay 
De  Noquet  and  Marquette  Railroad  Company. 


OFFICERS : 

NAME.  OFFICS.  P.  O.  ADDBK8B. 

SAMUEL  P.  ELY.  Vice  President, . 


136  OOMPILATION. 


REPORT. 


Office  of  Marquette  &  Ontonagon  Railroad  Co.,  i 

Marquette,  Mich,,  March  21,  1810, 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan : 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  tlic  Marquette  and  Onton- 
agon Railroad  Company,  for  the  year  ending  December  3L 
1869,  is  respectfully  submitted : 

1 .  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $2,000,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in..      350,000  00 

it.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands 19,398  75 

"  *•  construction  of  road._      430,000  00 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

Bills  payable 47,000  0(» 

13.  Has  the  corporation  received  any  land  grant  ? — It  has. 

In  case  it  has,  nnder  what  law  ? — Acts  of  June  3,  1856. 
and  March  3, 1865. 

Number  of  acres  reserved  for  it 774,400 

confirmed  to  it 127,809 

sold 87,015 

Rate  per  acre  sold  for  (average) I         068 

Received  in  payment, — cash 59,263  44 

Number  of  acres  contracted  to  be  sold,  and  not  deeded  :— 
None. 

14.  Amount  of  municipal  aid  received: — None. 

Amount  invested  in  the  original  construction  and  stocking,  or 
in  any  new  construction  or  stocking,  of  road  opened  for 
use: 

Capital  stock *350,000  00 

Earnings  of  road None. 


.. 


.. 


RAILBOAD  COMPANIES.  137 

Municipal  aid None, 

Proceeds  of  sales  of  land.. None. 

Loans $80,000  00 

From  other  sources None. 

Total $430,000  00 

Length  of  main  line :  20  miles. 

Termini:  Junction  on  the  east  and  Lake  Michigammi  on 
the  west. 

When  road  opened  for  use :  July,  1865. 

REMARKS. 

The  Marquette  and  Ontonagon  Railroad  Company  have 
completed  only  the  first  section  of  20  miles  of  their  line,  which 
commences  at  a  point  18  miles  west  of  Marquette,  on  the  line 
of  the  Bay  De  Noquet  and  Marquette  Railroad,  and  forms  a 
continuous  line  with  the  first  section  of  that  road,  between  Mar- 
quette and  Lake  Michigammi.  The  20  miles  of  the  Marquette 
and  Ontonagon  Railroad  have,  during  the  past  year,  and  ever 
since  their  first  construction,  been  operated  under  lease  by  the 
Bay  De  Noquet  and  Marquette  Railroad  Company. 

The  movement  of  property  over  the  Marquette  and  Onton- 
agon Railroad  is  included  in  the  business  of,  and  returned  by, 
the  Bay  De  Noquet  and  Marquette  Railroad  Company.  This 
Company,  therefore,  makes  no  return  of  the  items  from  the 
4th  to  the  12th,  inclusive. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, ) 
CouKTY  OF  Marquette,    j     ' 

Samuel  P.  Ely,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the  Vice 
President  of  the  Marquette  and  Ontonagon  Railroad  Company, 
and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to 
the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief,  and  that  the  said  Com- 
pany has  no  Acting  Superintendent. 

SAMUEL  P.  ELY. 

18 


138  COMPILATION. 

Subscribed  and  8  worn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in 
for  said  county,  this  14th  day  of  April,  1870, 

M.  H.  MAYNARD, 
Notary  PuUir, 


ANNUAL    REPORT 


OF    THE 


MICHIGAN  AIR  LINE  RAILROAD  COMPANY, 
For  the  Year  ending  December  SI,  1869. 


Filed  March  1,  1S70. 


Date  of    Incorporation,  August  25,  1868.      Length  of  Main 
Line,  268  milee.     When  road  opened  for  use, 

December  9, 1869. 

termini:   ridge  way,  MACOMB   CO.,  MICH.,  AXD  WESTERN   LINE 

OF  STATE   OF  INDIANA. 


KAXXS. 


OFFICERS : 

OPPXCE9.  r.  O.  ADDBEAS. 


JEROME  B.  BATON,  PreBidcnt, 

RUFTS  W.  LANDON,  Treasurer. 


140  COMPILATION. 


RE  POET. 


Office  of  the  Michigax  Aik  Line  Railroad  Co^  f 

Jackson,  January  7, 1S70,     s 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan : 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  Michigan  Air  Liar 
Railroad  Company,  for  the  year  ending  December  31st,  1869» 
is  respectfully  submitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company W,OOO,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in. ..      150,000  00 

•3.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands 20,062  68 

"  '•  construction  of  road..  303,078  35 
*'  "  engines  and  cars 25,000  Oi» 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

On  construction 150,516  75 

Amount  due  the  corporation 1,500,000  00 

4.  Amount  received  for  transportation  of  pas- 

sengers  618  50 

Amount  rec'd  for  transportat'n  of  property. .  493  3T 

5.  Amount  of  freight : 

Animals IStons. 

Other  agricultural  products 241   ** 

Merchandise 140   " 

G.  Amount  paid  for  repairs $26  6*2 

'"      engines 7,500  00 

-'     salaries 2,800  00 

9.  Number  of  engine-houses - ^ 

Number  and  character  of  engines : 
Second-hand _ ^ 


RAILROAD  COMPANIES.  141 

Number  and  character  of  cars: 

Box - 12 

Flat 6 

9-  N" umber  of  miles  run  by  passenger  trains 1,232 

"  "  freight .-. 1,232 

10.  Number  of  men  employed,  and  their  occupation,  viz : 

Engineer __       1 

Fireman 1 

Brakcman _ 1 

Wood-sawyer 1 

StaMon  Agents 3 

Assistant  Superintendent _       1 

Watchman 1 

Pumper _ 1 

Section  foreman 1 

Hands 3 

11.  Number  of  persons  injured  in  life  or  limb,  and  the  cause 

of  such  injury,  viz : — None. 

12.  Whether  any  accidents  have  arisen  from  carelessness  or 

negligence  of  any  person   in   the  employment  of  the 
corporation  ? — ^None. 

13.  Has  the  corporation  received  any  land  grant? — No. 

14.  Amount  of  municipal  aid  received : 

Town  of  Bruce— bonds 133,000  00 

Bonds  sold  at  3  %  discount,  netting 30,912  72 

Amount  of  commission  on  sale  of  bonds..     Nothing. 

To  whom  commission  paid No  one. 

Conditions  of  aid — Act  No.  34,  laws  of  1865. 
Town  of  Armanda— bonds 119,500  00 

$13,300  bonds  sold  at  3  %  discount,  net- 
ting  - 12,826  60 

To  whom  commission  paid No  one. 

Conditions  of  Aid — Act  No.  34,  laws  of  1865. 
Town  of  Washington — ^bonds $33,000  00 

$10,400  bonds  sold  at  3  %  discount,  net- 
netting 9,008  63 


142  COMPILATIOX. 

To  whom  commission  paid No  one. 

Conditions  of  aid — Act  No.  34,  laws  of  1865. 

Town  of  Bruce — ])onds,  not  sold $25,000  (^» 

Conditions  of  aid — Act  No.  45,  laws  of  1869. 
Amount  invested  in  the  original  construction  and  stockino>  or 
in  any  new^  construction  or  stocking,  of  road  ojiened  for  use: 

Capital  stock ^-.- $55,000  «' 

Municipal  aid __   61,500  00 

From  other  sources 183  00 

Total - $300,000  (» 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  /   , , 
County  of  Jackson,      f  ^^' 

Rufus  W.  Landon,  being  duly  swora,  says  that  he  is  Trets- 
urer  of  the  Michigan  Air  Line  Railroad  Company,  and  thai 
the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the  begt 
of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

R.  W.  LANDON. 

♦Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  25th  day  of  February,  1870. 

EUGENE  PRINGLE, 
Xotai^y  Public  in  and  for  the  County  of  JacksofL 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  / 
County  of  Jackson,     )  '  ' 

Jerome  B,  Eaton,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  President 
of  the  Michigan  Air  Line  Railroad  Company,  and  that  the 
foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the  best  o( 
his  knowledge  and  belief. 

J.  B.  EATOK. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  anfl 
for  said  county,  this  25th  day  of  February,  1870. 

EUGENE  PRINGLE, 
Xotary  Public  in  and  for  Jackson  County,  J/iVA. 


J 


ANNUAL   KKPORT 

i)P  THE 

MICHIGAN  CENTRAL  RAILROAD  COMPANY, 
For  the  Year  ending  December  i,  1809. 

Filed  January  8,  1870. 
[Transferred  to  Auditor  Generars  office,  January  8,  1670.1 


Date  of  Charter,  Mai*ch  28, 1846.    Length  of  line  in  Michi- 
gan, 221  miles.     Length  of  road  in  Michigan 
opened  for  use^  221  miles.    Total 
length,  284  miles. 

termini:   DETROIT,   MICH. — CHICAGO,   ILL, 


NATHANIBL  THAYER, ) 

>•  Directors. 
J.  W.  BROOKS,  ) 


144  COMPILATIOK. 


REPORT. 


BosTOK,  December  29,  1869. 

To  the  Secretary  of  State  of  Michigan  : 

The  undersigned,  Directors  of  the  Michigan  Central  Bailioad 
Company,  herewith  submit  to  you  their  Annual  Report,  em- 
bracing the  business  of  the  year  ending  December  1, 18^. 
according  to  the  provisions  of  their  charter  and  the  ameHdment^ 
thereto,  approved  March  28, 1846,  as  follows : 

1.  The  length  of  their  road  from  Detroit  to  its 

western  terminus  at  the  line  of  Indiana  is        221  miles. 

2.  The  cost  of  constructing  the  same $12,443,945  21 

3.  The  indebtedness  of  the  Company  for  ma- 

terials in  progress  of  delivery  or  execution, 
on  account  of  construction,  as  near  as  can 
be  ascertained- None. 

4.  The  Capital  Stock  of  the   Company  sub- 

scribed and  actually  paid  in 12,199,348  00 

5.  The  amount  of  loans  made  to  said  Company 

for  the  purpose  of  constructing  said  Sail- 
road,  or  purchasing,  constructing,  char- 
tering, or  hiring  steamboats,  is None. 

6.  A  dividend  of  5  %  in  cash,  paid  January 

1,  1869 452,19000 

A  dividend  of  10  %  in  stock,  paid  Jan- 
uary 1, 1869 904,380  00 

A  dividend  of  5  %  in  cash,  paid  July  3, 

1869 575,106  00 


RAILBOAD  COMPAKIES.  145 

7.  The  receipts  on  account  of  operating  the  whole  line  from 

Detroit  to  Chicago  for  the   year  ending  December  1, 

1869,  are: 

For  passengers $1,849,225  01 

"     freight 2,742,644  97 

"     other  services 168,426  71 

$4,760,296  69 

8.  Number  of  through  passengers 1 55,386^ 

9.  Number  of  way  passengers 693,120 

10.  The  expenditures  of  the  Company  for  operating  the  whole 

line  of  road  between  Detroit  and  tJhicago  during  the 

year  are  as  follows : 

For  road  repairs $675,451  35 

engine  and  car  repairs. .- 601,008  18 

all  other  operating  expenses 1,775,773  03 


ii 


$3,052,232  56 

11.  The  expenses  of  the  Company  for  construc- 

tion between  Detroit  and  western  terminus, 

or  State  line,  during  said  year,  are 265,199  90 

12.  Whole  number  of  engines  owned  by  the  said 

Company,  and  used  on  whole  line  between 

Detroit  and  Chicago 96 

13.  Whole  number  of  cars  arc  as  follows : 

Sleeping,  16  wheels 7 

"         12        «     3 

First-class,  12    "     57 

Second"     12    "     6 

«        «        8    "     - 10 

Baggage,     12    " 15 

"     *"        8    "     6 

Accommodation,  8  wheels 39 

Large  stock,         8        "     209 

Double  deck,        8        "     74 

Small  stock,          8        "     69 

19 


146  COMPILATIOK. 

Merchandise,  8  wheels 731 

Blue  line,        8        ''     IM 

"      *'    refrigerators,  8  wheels ^1 

'*      platform,  8  wheels '^ 

"      hand 140 

Rubble ---.  l« 

14.  Average  number  of  men  employed  on  whole  line 

between  Detroit  and  Chicago ^'^ 

15.  Whole  number  of  miles  run  over  whole  line  between  De- 

troit and  Chicago : 

By  passenger  trains 881,196 

"    freight  "     1,159,661 

"    all  other       ^'     515,223 

2,556,080 

N.  THAYER,      )  ^ .     .    . 
J.  W.  BROOKS,  f  ^'^^'^*- 

STATE  OF  MASSACHUSETTS, )  ^^ 
Suffolk   County,  f 

Personally  appeared  before  me  Nathaniel  Thayer  and  J.  ff* 
Brooks,  and  made  affidavit  to  the  truth  of  the  above  report 
by  them  subscribed, 'according  to  their  knowledge  and  belief 

ISAAC  LIVERMOBE, 
Justice  of  the  Peace. 
Boston,  December  29,  1869. 


ANNUAL    REPORT 

OF    THR 

MICHIGAN  LAKE  SHORE  RAILROAD  COMPANY, 
For  the  Year  ending  December  SI,  1869. 

Piled  Jannary  2d,  ISiO. 


Incorporated  Oct  13, 1869. 


OFFICERS. 

VAMIS.                                                              OmCKB.  P.  O.  ADDBiai. 

JOaXPH  PISK,  Vice-President. . 

ANDKEW  J.  KELLOQO,  Treaiurer,  . 


148  COMPILATION. 


REPORT. 


Opfice  of  the  Michigan  Lake  Shore  R.  R.  Co.,  [ 

Allegan,  January  15, 1870,     \ 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan  : 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  Michigan  Lake  Shore 
Railroad  Company,  for  tlie  year  ending  December  31,  1869,  is 
respectfully  submitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $1,800,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in. .        22,063  70 

2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands 2,977  50 

"               "  .            construction  of  road..  4,538  91 

"               "               buildings None. 

"               "               engines  and  cars None. 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

880  bonds  of  11,000  each None  issued. 

Amount  due  the  corporation,  from  subscrib- 
ers   $1,777,036  30 

4.  Amount  received  for  transportation  of  passengers. .  None. 

"  "  "  property Nwje. 

"  '*  "  mails None. 

6.  Amount  paid  for  repairs Nothing. 

"  "  engines Nothing. 

''  "         cars Nothing. 

buildings Nothing. 

**  "  salaries Nothing. 

10.  Number  of  men  employed,  and  their  occupation,  viz : 

No  men  employed  by  the  Company,  as  the  road  \b  run 
and  operated  by  the  contractors. 


RAILKOAD  COMPANIES.  149 

]  1,  Number  of  persons  injured  in  life  or  limb,  and  the  cause  of 
such  injury,  viz : 

One  man,  brakeman  on  construction  train,  fell  under 
the  cars  while  in  motion,  on  the  18th  day  of  December, 
A.  D.  1669,  and  was  injured  so  that  he  died  in  a  few  hours. 

12.  Whether  anv  accidents  have  arisen  from  carelessness  or 

negligence  of  any  person  in  the  employment  of  the  cor- 
poration ? — None. 

13.  Has  the  corporation  received  any  land  grant  ? — No. 

14.  Amount  of  municipal  aid  received : 

Muskegon  township  (under  Act  63,  statutes 

of  1864),  bonds,  not  sold $50,000  00 

REMARKS. 

The  Michigan  Lake  Shore  Bailroad  Company  was  formed  by 
the  consolidation  of  the  Allegan  and  Holland  Bailroad  Com- 
pany, the  Muskegon  and  Ferrysburg  Railroad  Company,  and 
the  Michigan  Lake  Shore  Railroad  Company. 

STATE  OP  MICHIGAN, ) 
CouiTTY  OF  Allegan,     (     * 

Andrew  J.  Kellogg,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the 
Treasurer  of  the  Michigan  Lake  Shore  Railroad  Company, 
and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to 
the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

ANDREW  J.  KELLOGG. 

Subscribed  and  swoni  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  15th  day  of  January,  1870. 

P.  J.  HIGGINS, 
Notary  Public. 

STATE  OP  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  of  Allegan,     j     ' 

Jos.  Pisk,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  Vice  President 
of  the  Michigan  Lake  Shore  Railroad  Company,  and  that  the 


150  COMPILATION. 

foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the  beet  of 
his  knowledge  and  belief. 

JOS.  FISK. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me>  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  16th  day  of  January,  1870. 

R  J.  HIGGINS, 
Notary  PuUie, 


A.NNUAL   REPORT 


or  THK 


MICHIGAN  NORTHERN  RAILROAD  COMPANY, 
For  the  Year  ending  December  SI,  1869. 

Filed  Janiury  81.  1870. 


Incorporated  March  11, 1869.    Length  of  Line,  290  miles. 

termini:   state  line  between  Michigan  and  Indiana, 
township  of  stur0i8,  and  traverse  bay,  mich. 


OFFICERS : 

KAjfEs.                                   omen.  p.  o.  addhbm. 

THEODORE  P.  SHELDON.  TreMorer, . 

RANSOM  GARDNER,  A  Director,  . 


162 


COMPILATION. 


REPORT. 


Office  of  Michigan  Northern  Railroad  Co,,  i 
Kalamazoo^  Mich^  January  29^  1870.      \ 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan  : 

The  following  Annual  Eeport  of  the  Michigan  Northera 
Railroad  Company,  for  the  year  ending  December  31, 1869,  i< 
respectfully  submitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company 11,500,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in...       14,500  00 

2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands None- 

"  *•  construction  of  road..  None. 

"  **  buildings None. 

"  "  engines  and  cars None. 

4.  Amount  received  for  transportation :  Road  not  in  operatioi). 

5.  Amount  of  freight :  Road  not  in  operation. 

6.  Amount  paid  for  repairs. - _ _ Nothing- 

"  "         engines Nothing* 

"  **         cars Nothing. 

*'  "         buildings Nothing. 

"  "         salaries Nothing. 

7.  Number  and  amount  of  dividends None. 

8.  Number  of  engine  houses 1 

"  shops Y  None. 

'^  and  character  of  engines J 

9.  Number  of  miles  run  by  passenger  trains..  1 

"               "          *•        freight.         ^'    ..  [  None. 
"               "          '*       other            "    -.J 
10.  Number  of  men  employed,  and  their  occupa- 
tion, viz: None. 


BAILBOAD  COMPANIES.  153 

11.  Number  of  persons  injured  in  life  or  limb, 

and  the  cause  of  such  injury,  viz: None.. 

12.  Whether  any  accidents  have  arisen  from  care- 

lessness or  negligence  of  any  person  in  the 
employment  of  the  corporation  ? — No. 

13.  Has  the  corporation  received  any  land  grant  ? — No. 
Length  of  main  line :  290  miles. 

Termini:  State  line  between  Michigan  and  Indiana,  town- 
ship of  Sturgis,  and  Traverse  Bay,  Mich. 
When  road  opened  for  use :  Not  opened. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  op  Kalamazoo,    J     * 

Theodore  P.  Sheldon,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the 

Treasurer  of  the  Michigan  Northern  Railroad  Company,  and 

that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the 

best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

T.  P.  SHELDON. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  29th  day  of  January,  1870. 

C.  W.  CALKINS, 
Notary  Public,  Kalamazoo  Co.,  Midi. 

STATE  OP  MICHIGAN,  \ 
County  of  Kalamazoo,    )     * 

Bansom  Gardner,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  a  Director 
of  the  Michigan  Northern  Bailroad  Company,  and  that  the 
foregoing  report  is  tnie  and  correct,  according  to  the  best  of 
his  knowledge  and  belief. 

RANSOM  GARDNER. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  29th  day  of  January,  1870. 

C.  W.  CALKINS, 
Notary  Public,  Kalamazoo  Co.,  Midi. 

20 


fORTHERN  INDIAKa 
;PANY, 

'ins  Mas  ^^>  '*'^- 


«iigth  of  line,  514  aiilf^, 
,  inclndiDg  branches 
514  miles. 


101 

116 

1,694 

2,725 

-    482,911 

841,884 

96,082 

.isolidation  act,  they  re- 
^pital  and  loans  actnallj 


ANNUAL    EEPOBT 


tender  Charter] 

i 

OF    THE  ] 


MICHIGAN  SOUTHERN  AND  NORTHERN   INDIANA 

RAILROAD  COMPANY, 

For  the  Six  Months  ending  May  Sly  1869. 

Filed  Kay  81,  1870. 


Date  of  Charter,  May  9,  1846.    Length  of  Line,  514  miles. 

Length  of  road  open  for  use,  including  branches 

and  leased  lines,  514  miles. 


TBBMINI  :    TOLEDO — CHICAGO. 


ALBERT  KEEP,  ) 

vDIroctorn. 
E.  B.  PHILLIPS,  ( 


156  COMPILATION. 


REPORT. 


Office  op  the  Michigak  Southern  axd  i 

Northern  Indiana  Railroad  Co.,     ^ 

Chicago,  III,  January.  1870. ) 

To   the  Honorable  the  Secretary  of   State  of   the    State  of 
Michigan : 

The  Michigan  Southern  and  Northern  Indiana  Railroad 
Company,  in  conformity  with  the  requirements  of  the  act 
entitled  "  An  act  to  authorize  the  sale  of  the  Southern  Rail- 
road, and  to  incorporate  the  Michigan  Southern  Railroad 
Company,''  approved  May  9,  1846,  and  of  the  act  amendatoTT 
thereto,  approved  March  28, 1850,  and  of  the  act  entitled  "An 
act  to  authorize  the  Michigan  Southern  Railrmid  Company  to 
consolidate  with  the  Northeni  Indiana  Railroad  Company/ 
approved  Fehruary  13, 1855,  respectfully  submit  the  following 
report  for  the  six  months  from  the  1st  day  of  December. 
1868,  to  the  Slst  day  of  May,  1869,  at  which  time  the  Mich- 
igan Southern  and  Northern  Indiana  Railroad  became 
consolidated  with  the  Lake  Shore  Railwav,  of  Ohio  and 
Pennsylvania. 

1.  The  length  of  their  roads  and  branches  in  the  States  of 

Michigan,  Ohio,  Indiana,  and  Illinois,  including  leased 
lines  operated  by  them,  and  exclusive  of  four  mile? 
from  White  Pigeon  to  Constantine  now  let  to  other 
parties,  is 514milefi. 

2.  The  cost  of  construction  of  their  road  and 

branches  was *  1 4,654.881  *^ 

3.  The  indebtedness  on  account  of  construct 'n  Xone. 


RAILROAD  COMPANIES.  157 

4.  Other  indebtedness  is  as  follows : 

Funded  debt -.     $8,876,580  00 

Floating  debt..-- None. 

5.  The  amonnt  of  Capital  Stock  outstand- 

ing is 12,125,600  00 

0,  The  amonnt  of  Capital  Stock  paid  in  is..     12,125,600  00 

7.  The  loans  made  for  the  purpose  of  constructing  the  Rail- 

roads of  the  consolidated  Company,  or  purchasing,  con- 
structing, chartering,  or  hiring  steamboats  amounted,  as 
heretofore  reported,  to $7,653,000  00 

8.  Dividends  during  the  six  months  named : 

One  of  0%  on  the  guaranteed  stock. 
One  of  4%,  free  of  tax,  on  the  common  stock. 
0.  The  receipts  from  freight  were  for  the  six 

months  named $1,614,891  27 

From  passengers,  same  six  months 813,593  16 

'•     other  sources  *•  ''      - 122,279  51 

Total 1 $2,560,763  94 

10.  The  number  of  through  passengers  was 70,690 

'"  '*  way  "  365,891 

11.  Expenditures  for  repairs  of  road  (including 

new  iron,  etc.)  were $563,113  38 

Repairing  engines  and  cars 240,465  56 

Other  operating  expenses 845,899  03 

12.  Number  of  engines 101 

'•            passenger  cars 116 

'•             freight  cars 1,694 

^'            other  cars 5 

13.  Average  number  of  men  employed 2,725 

14.  Number  of  miles  run  by  passenger  trains 482,911 

freight        «     841,884 

other  "     96,082 

^5.  Under  the  third  section  of  the  consolidation  act,  they  re- 
port that  the  portion  of  their  capital  and  loans  actually 


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KAILBOAD  COMPANIES.  163 

May  20,  Unknown  man,  foot  injured  by  jumping  from 
train  at  Petersbnrgh.    Other. 

May  28,  W.  Cramer,  leg  broken  while  unloading  iron  at 
Ainsworth.     Employe. 

May  28,  James  Luckey,  killed  by  being  run  over  by  train 
while  walking  on  track.    Other. 

12.  Whether  any  accidents  have  arisen  from  oarelessness  or 
negligence  of  any  person  in  the  employment  of  the  cor- 
poration ? — ^No. 

13.  Has  the  corporation  received  any  laud  grant  ? — ^No. 

14.  Amount  of  municipal  aid  received : — ^Not  any. 

Length  of  main  line :  244  miles.    Branches:  280  miles  (in- 
cluding D.,  M.  and  T.,  65  miles,  leased). 
Termini :  Chicago,  111. — ^Toledo,  Ohio. 
When  road  opened  for  use :  July,  1852. 

REMARKS. 

This  is  the  final  report  from  the  Michigan  Southern  and 
Northern  Indiana  Railroad  Company.  June  1st,  1869,  this 
road  and  the  Lake  Shore  (Toledo,  Ohio,  to  Erie,  Pa.)  was  con- 
solidated under  the  name  of  the  Lake  Shore  and  Michigan 
Southern  Railway  Company.  September  1st,  1869,  the  BufiTalo 
and  Erie  Railroad  (Erie,  Pa.,  to  Buffalo,  N.  Y.)  came  into  the 
consolidation.  October  Ist,  1869,  this  consolidated  company 
(Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  Southern)  leased  the  road  from 
White  Pigeon  to  Grand  Rapids,  belonging  to  the  two  compa- 
nies, the  Kalamazoo  and  White  Pigeon,  and  the  Kalamazoo, 
Allegan  and  Grand  Rapids  Railroad. 

STATE  OP  ILLINOIS,  )  „„ 

County  op  Cook,  City  of  Chicago,  j     ' 

C.  P.  Leland,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  was  General 
Accountant  of  the  Michigan  Southern  and  Northern  Indiana 
Railroad  Company,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and 
correct,  according  to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

C.  P.  LELAND. 


164  COMPILATIOX. 

Subscribed  aud  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  city,  this  26th  day  of  May,  1870. 

HENRY  PRATT, 
Notary  PvbKc. 

STATE  OF  ILLINOIS,  ( 

County  of  Cook,  City  of  Chicago,  f 

Elijah  B.  Phillips,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  was  Presi- 
dent of  the  Michigan  Southern  and  Northern  Indiana  Railroad 
Company,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct 
according  to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  beliefl 

E.  B.  PHILIJPS. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  city,  this  26th  day  of  May,  1870. 

HENRY  PRATT, 
Notary  Public, 


ANNUAL   REPORT 

OF    THE 

NORTHERN  MICHIGAN  RAILWAY  COMPANY, 
For  the  Year  ending  December  31,  1869, 

Filed  Jane  «>,  1870. 


Incorporated  July  9,  1869. 


OFFICERS : 

OmCXS.  p.  O.  AJDDBUS. 

A.  C.  MAXWELL.  Director,  4 . 


i_ 


166  •      COMPILATION. 


Instead  of  a  report,  the  following  has  been  received  from 
'one  of  the  Directors  of  the  Northern  Michigan  Bailvaj 
-Company :    , 

Bay  City,  June  20, 1870. 

Deab  Sir  : — Some  of  the  Directors  of  the  Northern  Micbi- 
:gan  Eailway  Company  met  to-dav.  We  concluded  to  abandoD 
•the  organization. 

Yours  trulv, 

A.  0.  MAXWELL 


ANNUAL  KEPOKT 


OP  THE 


OWOSSO    AND    BIG    EAPIDS   BAILKOAD  COMPANY, 


For  the  Year  ending  December  SI,  1869. 


Filed  February  1.  1870. 


Incorporated  August  16,  1860.      Length  of  Main   Line, 

81  miles. 

termini:    city    of  OWOSSO   and  city   of  big   RAPIDd. 


NAXZP. 

THOMAS  D.  DEWEY, 
EDWIN  A.  TODD, 

OFFICERS : 

omoss. 

President, 
Trewnier, 

* 

p.  O.  ADDBBflS. 

"              • 

168 


COMPILATION. 


REPORT. 


Office  of  the  Owosso  and  Big  Bapids  R.  R  Co.,  ) 

January  2S,  1870.     \ 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan: 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  Owosso  and  Big  Rapkli 
Railroad  Company,  for  the  year  ending  December  31, 1869,  ifi 
respectfully  submitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $2,000,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in 4,050  00 

2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands Nothing. 

"  "      for  construction   of   road 

(in  engineering) 2,146  00 

Amount  expended  for  buildings Nothing. 

**  "        for  engines  and  cars Nothing. 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

Stationery _ _ 40  00 

Labor 57  83 

Amount  due  the  corporation Nothing. 

4.  Amount  receiyed  for  transportation  of  pas- 

sengers           Nothing. 

Amount  received  for  transportation  of  prop- 
erty           Not  h  i  ng. 

Amount  received  for  transportation  of  mails.         Nothing. 

"  "        from  other  sources Nothing. 

14.  Amount  of  municipal  aid  received : 

Duplain— bonds $10,000  00 

Elbar-bonds 7,000  00 

Owosso  township — ^bonds 10,000  00 

city—bonds 6,000  00 


RAILBOAD  COMPAKIES.  169 

Sumner — bonds .-. $15,000  00 

City  of  Big  Bapids — bonds 45,000  00 

Fairfield— bonds 6,500  00 

Seville — ^Ijonds.. 8,000  00 

Arcada — bonds 13,875  00 

Ferris — ^bonds 10,500  00 

Conditions  of  aid — Act  No.  45,  laws  of  1869. 

Length  of  main  line :  81  miles. 

Termini:  City  of  Owosso  and  City  of  Big  Bapids. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  [ 
CouKTY  OF  Shiawassee,  )     ' 

Edwin  A.  Todd,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the 
Treasurer  of  the  Owosso  and  Big  Bapids  Ba,ilroad  Company, 
and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  accord- 
ing to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

E.  A.  TODD. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  23d  day  of  January,  1870. 

G.  E.  LYON, 
Notary  Public. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  op  Shiawassee,  f     " 

Thomas  D.  Dewey,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  Presi- 
dent of  the  Owosso  and  Big  Bapids  Bailroad  Company,  and 
that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to 
the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

•    T.  D.  DEWEY. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 

for  said  county,  this  23d  day  of  January,  1870. 

G.  B.  LYON, 

Notary  Public, 
22 


ANNUAL    REPORT 


OP    TDE 


PAW   PAAV   RAILROAD   COMPANY, 
For  the  Year  endin//  December  31,  I860, 


Filed  January  26,  1970. 


Date  of  Incorporation,  September  15, 1857.    Ix?ngth  of  Line, 

4  miles. 

termini:  lawtok — paw  paw. 


KAXES. 

HENBT  ISMON. 

THOS.  H.  STEPHEN80N. 


OFFICERS  : 

orriOEB. 
President, 
Troasnrcr, 


r.  O.  ADDBE8». 

Paw  Paw,  Mich. 


ti 


li 


173  COMPILATION. 


REPORT. 


is  ti 


Office  of  Paw  Paw  Bailboad  Compaxt,  r 

Paw  Paw,  Jannary  21,  1870.    \ 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan: 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  Paw  Paw  Railroad 
Company,  for  the  year  ending  December  31, 1869,  is  respect- 
fully submitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company tlbjm  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in.  15,000  00 

'I,  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands.. .  5,150  00 

construction  of  road,  59,700  00 

buildings 4,300  00 

engines  and  cars 2,400  00 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

Written  obligations  of  the  Company 8,350  00 

Other  indebtedness 6,000  00 

Amount  due  the  corporation  (estimated). .  300  00 

4.  Amount  received  for  transportation  of  pas- 
sengers    7,075  36 

Amount    received    for   transportation    of 

property 7,137  73 

Amount    received    for    transportation    of 

mails  (by  sub-contract) 200  00 

5.  Amount  of  freight : 

Products  of  the  forest 5,786  tons. 

Animals 121    - 

Vegetable  food 76    " 

0 th w  agricultural  products 443    " 

Manufactures 1,109    ** 


RAILROAP  COMPAXIES.  173 

Merchandise 1,689  tone. 

Other  articles 172    " 

t>.  Amount  paid  for  salaries 14,000  00 

7-  Number  and  amount  of  dividends None* 

8.  Number  of  engine-houses 1 

"  shops 1 

Number  and  character  of  engines 1 

Number  and  character  of  cars: — One  passenger  and  one 
baggage  car.  Freight  cars  supplied  by  Michigan  Cen- 
tral Bailroad. 

9.  Number  of  miles  run  by  passenger  and  freight  trains 

combined 10,762 

10.  Number  of  men  employed,  and  their  occupation,  viz : 

Superintendent 1 

Engineer 1 

Fireman 1 

Conductor 1 

Clerk 1 

Trackmen 3  to  5 

11.  Number  of  persons  injured  in  life  or  limb,  and  the  cause 

of  such  injury,  viz: 
One  man  injured  coupling  cars ;  the  cause  of  the  injury, 
his  own  carelessness.    Injury  very  slight. 

13.  Has  the  corporation  received  any  land  grant  ? — None. 

14.  Amount  of  municipal  aid  received : 

Township  of  Lafayette,  1 3  6,100  (bonds),  under  Act  No. 

36^  laws  of  1864. 
Amount  invested  in  the  original  construction  and  stocking, 

or  in  any  new  construction  or  stocking,  of  road  opened  for 

use: 

Capital  stock $15,000  00 

Municipal  aid... 36,100  00 

Total $51,100  00 

Length  of  main  line :  4  miles. 


174  COMPILATION. 

Termini:  Law tou,  on  Michigan  Central  Bailroad^  and  Pav 
Paw,  in  Van  Buren  County. 

REMARKS. 

No  farther  answer  can  be  given  to  interrogation  No.  H  ^ 
the  reason  that  the  bonds  were  sold  by  former  officers  of  flie 
Company,  and  no  report  rendered  or  entered  upon  the  books  of 
the  company. 

The  sums  expended  in  construction  of  road,  buildings,  &c^ 
were  received  mainly  by  donations  from  other  corporations  and 
citizens. 

STATE  OP  MICHIGAN,  \ 
County  of  Van  Buren,  \ 

Thos.  H.  Stephenson,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the 
Treasurer  of  the  Paw  Paw  Bailroad  Company,  and  that  the 
foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the  best  of 
his  knowledge  and  belief. 

THOS.  H.  STEPHENSON. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  22d  day  of  January,  1870. 

THOMAS  0.  WABD, 
Xotary  PuUic. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  [ 
County  of  Van  Buren,  )     ' 

Henry  Ismon,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  President  of 
the  Paw  Paw  Bailroad  Company,  and  that  the  foregoing  report 
is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the  best  of  his  knowledge 
and  belief. 

HENRY  I8M0X. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  22d  day  of  January,  1870. 

THOMAS  0,  WARD, 
Notary  Public. 


ANNUAL  REPORT 

OF  TH& 

I 

PAW  PAW  VALLEY  BAILEOAD  COMPANY, 
For  the  Year  ending  December  SI,  1869, 

Filed  J*niuii7  17,  1S70. 


Incorporated  October  3,  1869. 


1T6  COMPILATIOK. 


REPORT. 


Office  of  Paw  Paw  Valley  Bailboad  Compakt,  i 
Paw  PatVy  Mich.,  January  H,  1870.    \ 

Hox.  Wm.  Humphrey, 

Auditor  General,  Lansing,  Mich. : 

Sir  : — The  Paw  Paw  Valley  Eailroad  Company  has  n<rt 
called  in  any  of  its  capital  stock,  and  has  not  as  yet  com- 
menced the  construction  of  the  road.  I  presume,  therefore,  no 
report  for  the  past  year  will  be  required. 

Very  respectfully, 

THOS.  H.  STEPHENSON. 


ANNUAL   BBPORT 


OF  THE 


POKT  HUBON  AND  OWOSSO  RAILROAD  COMPANY, 
For  the  Year  ending  December  Sly  1869, 

Filed  April  80,  1870. 


Incorporated  May  24,  1869. 


OFFICERS : 

ornoss.  p.  o.  addbbss. 


ALFBBD  L.  WILLIAMS,  Prasldent, 

AM06  GOULD,  TroMnrer. 


23 


178  COMPILATION. 


REPORT. 


Office  of  Port  Huron  and  Owosso  R  R.  Co^  [ 

Owo880,  January  lOy  1870.     \ 

To  the  Auditor  Oemral  of  the  State  of  Michigan: 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  Port  Hnron  and  Owosao 
Railroad  Company,  for  the  year  ending  December  31, 1869,  i» 
respectfully  submitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company tljOOOjOOO  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in.. .         4,615  00 

2.  Amount  expended  for  construction  of  road..  898  19 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  of  Shiawassee,  )     ' 

Amos  Oould,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the  Treasurer 
of  the  Port  Huron  and  Owosso  Railroad  Company,  and  thii 
the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct^  according  to  the  beat 
of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

A.  GOULD. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  10th  day  of  January,  1870. 

ORVILLE  GOODHUE, 
Notary  Public, 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  of  Shiawassee,  f     ' 

Alfred  L.  Williams,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  ia  Presi- 
dent of  the  Poii;  Huron  and  Owosso  Railroad  Company,  aod 


KAILBOAD  COHPAXIES.  179 

that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  con'ect,  according  to  the 
best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

ALFRED  L.  WILLIAMS. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Pnblic  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  21st  day  of  March,  1870. 

ORVILLE  GOODHUE, 
Notary  Public. 


ANNUAL    REPORT 


OF    THE 


ROCHESTER  AND  ROMEO  RAILROAD  COMPANY, 
F(yr  the  Year  ending  December  Sly  1869. 

PUed  Kan;h  7,  1870. 


Incorporated  August  16, 1869. 


182  OOMPILATIOK. 


REPORT. 


To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan  : 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  Rochester  and  Borneo 
Railroad  Oompany,  for  the  year  ending  December  31, 1869,  if 
respectfully  submitted : 

1,  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $50,000  00 

Amount  ©f  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in 2^500  00 

RKHARK8. 

The  Company  has  done  but  little,  and  will  probably  disband. 

M.  A.  McNAUGHTOK, 

iSecreiary. 


ANNUAL   REPORT 

OF    THE 

8CH00LCBAFT  AND  THREE  RIVERS  RAILROAD  CO. 
For  the  Nine  Months  ending  October  i,  1869. 

Piled  Augnst  S8,  1870. 


Date  of  Incorporation,  June  G^  1855.      Length  of  Line,  not 
given.    Length  of  road  open  for  use,  not  reported. 

Termini,  not  given. 


OFFICERS : 

If  AXES.                                          orrioxs.  r.  o.  addbbss. 

GBOSOE  DAVIS,                         Genenl  Accountant,  Kalamazoo,  Mich. 

RANSOM  GARDNER,                  Superintendent.  '' 


184  COMPILATION. 


KEPOKT. 


Office  of  Schoolcraft  &  Three  Rivers  R.  R.  Co. 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan  : 

The  following  Annual  Rei)ort  of  the  Schoolcraft  and  Three 
Rivers  Railroad  Company,  for  the  nine  months  ending  Octo- 
ber 1,  1869,  is  resjiectfully  submitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $130,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in . . .        90,000  00 

"                •*            *'     expended  on  road 
opened  for  use... :.        90,000  00 

2.  Amount  expended  for  construction  of  road,      180,000  00 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

Bonds  of  the  Company 100,000  00 

REMARKS. 

The  Railroad  of  this  Company  is  operated  by  the  St  Joseph 
Valley  Railroad  Company;  this  Company  is  now  consolidated 
and  called  White  Pigeon  Railroad  Company. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  [ 
County  of  Kalamazoo,    i    '^' 

Geo.  Davis,  being  duly  swoi*n,  says  that  he  is  the  Genenil 
Accountant  of  the  Schoolcraft  and  Three  Rivers  Railroad 
Company,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct, 
according  to  the  best  of  his  knoTvledge  and  belief. 

GEO.  DAVIS. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  22d  day  of  August,  1870. 

JOHN  McKIBBIN, 
Notary  Public,  Kalamazoo  Co.,  Mich 


RAILROAD  COMPANIES.  185 


STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, 
County  of  Kalamazoo 


KOO,     P^- 


Bansom  Gardner,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  Acting 
Superintendent  of  the  Schoolcraft  and  Three  Bivers  Bailroad 
Company,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,, 
according  to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

RANSOM  GARDNER. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  22d  day  of  August,  1870. 

JOHN  McKIBBIN, 
Notary  Pubh'Cy  Kalamazoo  Co.,  Miclu 

U 


ANNUAL    REPORT 


or  THK 


ST.  JOSEPH. VALLEY  RAILROAD  COMPANY, 
For  the  Year  ending  December  31^  1867. 

Filed  Angnst  88,  1870. 


Date  of  Charter,  April  3, 1848.    Length  of  Line,  8'mileB  (37 

miles  operated  by  Company).    Length  of  road 

opened  for  nse,  8  miles. 

termini:  con^aktine — three  rivers. 


OFFICERS : 

NAXBfl. 

OFnCBB. 

p.  o.  ADznnsi 

RANSOM  GARDNER, 

Superintendent, 

KalamAsoo. 

GEORGE  DAVIS, 

General  Acoonatant, 

188  OOMPILATIOK. 


KEPORT. 


Office  of  St.  Joseph  Valley  Railroad  Compaxy. 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan : 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  St  Joseph  Valley 
Railroad  Company,  for  the  year  ending  December  31,  1867,  is 
respectfully  submitted: 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $1,000,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in. . .  60,900  00 

2.  Amount  expended  for  engines  and  cars 30,000  00 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

For  replacing  new  iron 40,000  00 

Repairing  bridges  and  cattle-guards 6,830  00 

Relaying  track 8,030  00 

Repairing  road  bed,  ballasting,  and  new  ties  25,140  00 

4.  Amount  received  for  transportation  of  pas- 

sengers   31,175  89 

Amount  received  for  transportation  of  prop- 
erty    44,200  54 

Amount  received  for  transportation  of  mails,  1,733  i8 

5.  Amount  of  freight : 

Products  of  the  forest :^,375  tons. 

Animals 968    •* 

Vegetable  food 1,834    ^ 

Other  agricultural  products 2,806    ** 

Manufactures _ 2,036 

Merchandise 1,972 

Other  articles 1,094 


EAILROAD  COMPANIES.  189 

6.  Amount  paid  for  repairs 18,600  00 

"           '■'         engines 2,320  50 

"           "          cars 278  82 

"           "          buildings 5,600  00 

**           "          salaries 3,848  90 

8.  Number  of  engine-houses 1 

Number  and  character  of  engines : 

Passenger 2 

Freight _  1 

Construction 1 

Number  and  character  of  cars : 

Passenger 3 

Freight 4 

9.  Number  of  miles  run  bj^  passenger  trains 24,300 

"  "  .     freight  trains 10,800' 

other  trains 10,310 

10.  Number  of  men  employed,  and  their  occupation,  viz : 

Agents G 

Clerk 1 

Conductors 2 

Engineers 3 

Firemen 3 

Baggagemen 2 

Brakeman 1 

Watchmen.-.: _ 2 

Laborers 3 

Repairers 15 

Length  of   main  line:    8  miles.      37  miles  operated  by 
Company. 
Termini :  Constantino  and  Three  Rivers. 

BEHABKS. 

This  return  is  made  to  explain  the  amount  in  detail  ex- 
pended on  this  road, — a  portion  in  its  original  construction, 
also  the  amount  expended  in  rebuilding  the  same  road,  and  in 


190  COMPILATIOK. 

repairing  bridges,  &e.,  as  tills  Company  bj  a  contract  has  to 
rebuild  it  and  return  the  cost  of  the  sums  so  expended  to  the 
Michigan  Southern  Bailroad  Company.  The  amount  of  $60,- 
900  has  always  been  included  in  expenditures  of  M.  S.  B.  £, 
and  the  tax  paid  on  that  amount  by  them.  Four  miles  of  the 
37  leased  of  the  M.  S.  &  N.  I.  R  R.  Co.  Freight  cars  furnished 
by  M.  S.  &  N.  I.  R.  R.  Co.,  and  returned  by  them. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  I  ^ 
County  op  Kalamazoo,   f 

George  Davis,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  General 
Accountant  of  the  St  Joseph  Valley  Railroad  Company,  and 
that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the 
best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

GEORGE  DAVIS. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  aod 
for  said  county,  this  22d  day  of  August,  1870. 

JOHN  McKIBBIK. 
Notary  Public,  Kalamazoo  Co.,  Mich. 

STATE  OP  MICHIGAN, )  „^ 
County  op  Kalamazoo,   j     ' 

Ransom  Gardner,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  Act- 
ing Superintendent  of  the  St.  Joseph  Valley  Railroad  Company, 
and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according 
to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

RANSOM  GARDNER. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  22d  day  of  August,  1870. 

JOHN  McKIBBIN, 
Notary  Public,  Kalamazoo  Co^  Mich, 


ANNUAL   REPORT 

OF    THE 

ST.  JOSEPH   VALLEY  RAILROAD  COMPANY, 

For  the  Year  ending  December'  SI,  1868. 

Filed  Angiivt  18.  1870. 


Date  of  Charter,  April  3,  1848.    Length  of  Line,  8  mile» 
(37  miles  operated  by  Company).    Length  of  road 

open  for  use,  8  miles. 

termini:    COKSTAKTINE — THREE   RIVER8, 


OFFICERS 


NAinS.  OFnOIIU.  p.  O.  ABDBXSa. 

BANBOM  GARDKBR.               Acting  Snperintendeot.                     Kalamasoo,  Mich. 
GJ90.  DAVIS,  Oenenl  AcconnUnt, . 


ANNUAL  REPORT 

OF    THE 

ST.  JOSEPH   VALLEY   RAILROAD   COMPANY, 
For  the  Nine  Montlis  ending  October  i,  1869. 

Fllod  AugUBt  28,  1870. 


Date  of  Charter,  April  3, 1848.    Length  of  Line,  8  miles  (37 
miles  operated  by  Company).    Length  of  road 

open  for  use,  8  miles. 

termini:  constantine — ^three  bivers. 


OFFICERS : 

KAXKB.                                                    OryiCXS.  p.  O.  AOOBBSB. 

RANSOM  GARDNER.                Superintendent,  Kalanuizoo,  Mich. 

GEORGE  DAVIS,  General  Accountant,  . 


195  OOKPILATIOV. 


REPORT 


To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan  : 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  St  Joseph  Valley 
Railroad  Company,  for  nine  months  ending  October  1, 1869,  i^ 
respectfully  submitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $1,000,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in G0,900  00 

"  *•  "     expended  on  road 

openedfor  use 60,900  00 

2.  Amount  expended  for  engines  and  cars 30,000  00 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

For  replacing  new  iron 40,000  00 

For  repairing  bridges,  cattle-guards,  and 

buildings 6,830  00 

For  relaying  track 8,030  00 

Repairing  road  bed  and  ballasting,  and  new 

ties - 25,140  00 

4.  Amount  received  for  transportation  of  pas- 

sengers   34,928  34 

Amount  received  for  transportation  of  prop- 
erty   59,604  60 

Amount  received  for  transportation  of  mails,  1,400  00 

5.  Amount  of  freight: 

Products  of  the  forest 7,856  tons. 

Animals 1,800    - 

Vegetable  food 16,500    " 

Other  agricultural  products 3,256    '* 

Manufactures 3,840    - 

Merchandise 5,983    *• 

Otherartieles 6,348    - 


u 


BAILROAD  COHPANIES.  197 

6.  Amount  paid  for  repairs $25^601  50 

"  "         engines 5,988  28 

"  "         cars 8,585  06 

buildings 787  00 

salaries 3,614  25 

fuel 4,136  00 

'^         engineers  and  firemen 5,614  80 

8.  Number  of  engine  houses 1 

Number  and  character  of  engines : 

Passenger 2 

Freight 1 

Construction 1 

Number  and  character  of  cars : 

Passenger 3 

Baggage 2 

The  items  as  cost  of  road,  heretofore  made  in  annual  report, 
of  1140,900,  include: 

Amount  originally  expended  by  Michigan  Southern 

Railroad $60,900  00 

Amount  expended  in  repairing  road  bed,  and  new 

cross-ties,  and  ballasting,  and  cattle-guards 25,140  00 

Paid  for  new  iron 40,000  00 

"        repairing  buildings  and  bridges 6,830  00 

"       Inlaying  track 8,030  00 

$140,900  00 

The  original  cost  of  this  road,  as  taken  from  the  Michigan 
Southern  and  Northern  Indiana  Railroad  books,  was  $60,900. 
It  had  been  abandoned.  Its  taxes  on  the  cost  neyer  have  been 
deducted  from  the  returns  of  that  road,  and  account  of  ex- 
penses in  renewals  was  kept  as  contract  with  that  company. 
This  road — ^the  Schoolcraft  and  Three  Riyers  Railroad  and 
Kalamazoo  and  Schoolcraft  Railroad — was  consolidated  under 


198  COMPILATION. 

the  name  of  Kalamazoo  and  White  Pigeon  Raihroad  Gompuijt 
and  operated  by  Michigan  Sonthem '  Railroad  Company  since 
October  Ist.    This  return  is  for  nine  months. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  of  Kalamazoo,  )     ' 

George  Davis,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he""  is  Gener^ 
Accountant  of  the  St  Joseph  Valley  Railroad  Company,  and 
that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the 
best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

GEORGE  DAVI& 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  22d  day  of  August,  1870. 

JOHN  McKIBBm, 
Notary  Public,  Kalamazoo  Co^  Mich. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  of  Kalamazoo,  | 

Ransom  Gardner,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  Acting 
Superintendent  of  the  St.  Joseph  Valley  Railroad  Company, 
and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to 
the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

RANSOM  GARDNER 

Subscribed  and  swoni  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  22d  day  of  August,  1870. 

JOHN  McKIBBIN, 
Notary  PubliCy  Kalamazoo  Co^  Mich. 


ANNUAL    BEPORT 

OF    THE 

TOLEDO,  ANN  ARBOR  AND   SAGINAW  RAILROAD 

COMPANY, 

Fiyr  the  Year  ending  December  SI,  1869, 


Date  of  Incorporation,  August  15, 1866. 


OFFICERS : 

OFFICES.  P.  O.  ADSBXaS. 

CHAS.  H.  RICHMOin),  Secretary  and  Treaenrer,  Ann  Arbor,  Hkb. 


200  COMPILATIOF. 


#  REPORT. 


Office  of  the  Toledo,  Ank  Abbob  aicd  i 

SaGIKAW  BAILBOAD  Ck)XPAKT,       > 

Ann  Arbor 9  Mich^  January  A  /5W. ' 

To  M0  Auditor  Oeneraly  Lansing,  Michigan : 

Deab  Sib: — This  Company  not  having  complied  witii 
tion  47,  of  the  act  to  provide  for  the  incorporation  of  raflioad 
companies,  approved  February  12,  1855,  its  act  of  incorpon- 
tion  has  become  void,  and  the  organization  is  abandoned. 

Very  respectfully, 

C.  H.  RICHMOND. 


ANNUAL   BEPOBT 

OF  THB 

WESTPHALIA,   HUBBARDSTON    AND    NOBTHBBK 

BAILEOAD    COMPANY, 

For  the  Year  ending  December  31^  1869. 


Inoorporated  November  4%  1809. 


OFFICERS 

KAJOS. 

OVFICBS. 

HBUSOIf  F.  BOGSBS, 

Preiident 

I>ANIBL  P.  HUNTBB, 

Trcaearer, 

r.  O.  AOMItte. 


202  coiiPii..iTiox. 


REPORT. 


Office  op  Westphalia,  Hxjbbaiuoston  ajtd 
NoBTHEfiK  Railroad  Company, 

Htihbardston,  January  17y  1870. 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan: 

The  following  Annual  Beport  of  the  Westphalia^  Hubbards- 
ton  and  Northern  Railroad  Company,  for  the  year  ending  De 
cember  31, 1869,  is  respectfully  submitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $160,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in. .  962  50 

BEMABKS. 

Our  report  is  very  limited,  from  the  fact  that  we  vere  not 
duly  organized  until  November  4, 1869. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  op  Ionia,       j 

Daniel  F.  Hunter,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the 
Treasurer  of  the  Westphalia,  Hubbardston  and  Northern  Kail- 
road  Company,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  cor- 
rect, according  to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

DANIEL  F.  HUNTER 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  17th  day  of  January,  1870, 

EDWARD  CAHILL, 
Notary  Public^  Ionia  County,  Mich 

STATE  OP  MICHIGAN, ,  ^^ 


I 


County  of  Ionia, 

Nelson  F.  Rogers,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  U  PrW' 
dent  of  the  Westphalia,  Hubbardston  and  Northern  Baflroid 


BAILBOAD  COMPANIES.  203 

Ooznpanyy  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct, 
Ckocording  to  the  boat  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

NELSON  P.  ROGEES. 

Sabscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me^  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  17th  day  of  January,  1870. 

EDWAED  CAHILL, 
Notary  Public,  Ionia  County,  Mich. 


ANNUAL   REPORT 


OF     THE 


WHITE  PIGEON  AND  STATE  LINE  RAILROAD  CO., 
For  the  Year  ending  December  SI,  1869. 

Filed  January  23,  1870. 


Incori>orated  July  26,  1869. 


MAMX8. 

WILLIAM  N.  ELUOTa\ 
OBORGB  W.  BEISEL, 


OFFICERS : 

orrioxs. 

President. 
Treatnrer, 


p.  O.  AODBSS^. 


206  COMPILATION. 


REPORT. 


Office  of  White  Pigeon  &  State  Line  B.  B.  Co.,  ( 

White  Pigeon,  January  26, 1870.     i 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan  : 

The  following  Annual  Beport  of  the  White  Pigeon  aad 
State  Line  Railroad  Company,  for  the  year  ending  Decemher 
31,  1869,  is  respectfully  submitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $50,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in 200  00 

13.  Has  the  corporation  received  any  land  grant  ? — Na 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  of  St.  Joseph,    j     ' 

Geo.  W.  Beisel,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the  Treas- 
urer of  the  White  Pigeon  and  State  Line  Bailroad  OompaDj, 
and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to 
the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

GEO.  W.  BMSEL 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  vA 
for  said  county,  this  26th  day  of  January,  1870. 

6.  G.  DePUY, 
Notary  PuiHc^ 

STATE  OP  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  of  St.  Joseph,    )     ' 

William  N.  Elliott,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  Pk»' 
dent  of  the  White  Pigeon  and  State  Line  Bailroad  CompMJ' 


BAILROAD  COMPAKIEB.  207 

that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according 
to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

WM.  N.  ELLIOTT. 

Siibscribe<^  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Pnblic  in 
and  for  said  county,  this  26th  day  of  January,  1870. 

G.  G.  DbPUY, 
Notary  Public. 


STREET  KAILWAY  COMPANIES. 


210 


COMPILATION. 


TABLE  AA. 


MIX.XS. 

1 

• 

1       E 

» 

a 
o 
o 

'S 

i     s 

1      ^ 

ded. 

1            Capital  Stock.. 

NAME 

OP 

COMPANIES. 

Length  of  Railway 
Completed. 

o 

's 

< 

!       ^ 

1       ^ 

1        s* 

■   i 

1      ^ 

1 

■2                  t 

1        1 

•i          S 

1           =" 

o                r 

1    j    1 

Bay  City  &  Portsm'th 
Detroit  City 

2X 
71811-52S0 
8 

2  h 

t  X 
1 1800-1760 

2X 

$29,018  71 

160,01898 

57,155  48 

85,717  10 

1 

1 

$10,000  00 

121,000  00 

60,000  00 

120,000  00 

1 

$27,900  00 

42,98596 

600  00 

ldO,000  00 

4SJ9SI 

$160,01898 

18,680  27 

188,028  72 

East  Saginaw  City... 
Fort  St.  &  Elmwood 
Grand  Rapids 

190L0MV 

Grand  River 

15,987  65 
18,517  24 
80,000  00 

10,472 16 
17,550  00 
21,879  56 

28,100  00 
80,100  00 
75,000  00 

SS,650  00 
17.550  00 

22,01 9» 

Pt.  Haron  &  Gratiot. 
Saginaw. 

t7,59l» 

RAILWAY    COMPANIES. 


211 


TABLE  AA. 


9 
O  M 

< 


tlO,4T7 

i»s,4ea 

4,177 
18,028 

6,602 
10,472 

5,245 
21,879 


62 
W 
4S 
72 
11 
Ifi 
29 


o 

C 
U4 


|1 0,477  52 
106,485  55 


60,982  67 
7,819  92 

12,078  45 
9,689  88 

22,487  11 


RZCEIPTS  DUBIXO  Y'B.! 


d 
o 


I  600  00 
681  08 

16.096  26 

506  88 

88  25 


950  62 


O  0 

< 


$10,189  48 


25,000  00 


4.894  60 


CM 

«  e 

< 


$2,931  65 


10,000  00 


iNSEBTXDTfEM. 


13 


$100,000  00 
50,000  00 


80,000  00 


a 
o 


$5,185  00 


25,784  78 


281  89 


HAILWAY  COMPANIES.  213 


REPORT. 


•  Office  of  the  B.  C.  &  P.  Street  B.  R.  Co.,  / 
Bay  Cityy  Mich,  January  1, 1870,     \ 

To  the  llonorahh  Secretary  of  State  of  Michigan  : 

The  Directors  of  the  Bav  City  and  Portsmouth  Street  Rail- 
road  Company,  in  compliance  with  an  Act  entitled  "An  Act 
to  provide  for  the  constrnction  of  Train  Railways,"  approTcd 
February  13th,  1855,  and  the  Acts  amendatory  thereof,  respect- 
fully submit  the  following  Annual  Report  for  the  year  ending 
December  31st,  1869: 

The  length  of  railway  completed  is 2^  miles. 

The  cost  of  constructing  the  same  is $29,018  71 

The  amount  of  capital  joroposed  is _.  40,000  00 

Tlie  amount  of  cajntal  jiaid  in  is 27,500  00 

The  amount  of  capital  expended  is 27,500  00 

The  whole  amount  of  tolls  or  earnings  expended  on 

the  said  road  is _ 10,477  52 

The  amount  received  during  the  year  for  tolls  is 10,477  52 

The  amount  received  during  tlie  year  from  all  other 
sources  is  as  follows : 

For  horses GOO  00 

The  amount  of  dividends  made  durinff  the  vear  is..  None. 

The  amount  set  apart  for  repairs  during  the  year  is.  None. 
The  amount  of  indebtedness  is  as  follows : 

Bills  payable .' 2,048  00 

Superintendent 636  58 

Sundries 2.500  42 


214  rOMPILATIOX. 

REMARKS. 

Most  of  sundry  indebtedness  is  amount  due  stockholdere  c* 
extra  assessments. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  I  ^^ 
CouxTY  OF  Bay,         )  ' 

C.  E.  Jennison  and  N.  B.  Bradley,  being  duly  sworn,  do,  and 

each  for  himself  doth,  depose  and  say,  that  they  are  Director? 

in  the  Bay  City  and  Portsmouth  Street  Bailroad  Company,  and 

that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  coiTeet,  according  to  thf 

best  of  their  knowledge  and  belief. 

N.  B.  BRADLEY, 

C.  E.  JENNISON. 

Two  of  the  Diredorf. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  anil 
for  said  county,  this  9th  day  of  March,  1870. 

A.  H.  VAN  ETTEN, 
Notary  Public,  Bay  Co^  Mich. 


IIAILWAY   COMPANIES.  215 


REPORT. 


Office  of  the  Detroit  City  Ra^ilway  Co.,  I 
•    Detroit,  Mich.,  March  24,  1870.      \ 

To  the  Honorable  Secretary  of  State  of  Michigan : 

The  Directors  of  the  Detroit  City  Railway  Company,  in 
compliance  with  an  Act  entitled  "An  Act  to  provide  for  the 
construction  of  Train  Railways,"  approved  February  13th, 
1855,  and  the  Acts  amendatory  thereof,  respectfully  submit 
the  following  Annual  Report  for  the  year  ending  December 
3l8t,1869: 

The  length  of  railway  completed  is 7  m.  1811  ft 

The  cost  of  constructing  the  same,  and  equip- 
ment, is $160,018  98 

The  amount  of  all  moneys  expended  is 160,018  98 

The  amount  of  capital  is 121,000  00 

The  amonnt  of  capital  paid  in  is 42,985  26 

The  amount  of  capital  expended  is 42,985  26 

The  whole  amount  of  tolls  or  earnings  expended 
■  for  operating  the  said  road,  taxes,  and  interest, 

1869,  is 95,462  60 

The  amount  received  during  the  year  for  tolls  is. .  106,485  55 
The  amount  received  during  the  year  from  all  other 
sources  is : 

Advertising  in  cars 681  08 

The  amount  of  dividends  made  during  the  year, 

including  U.  S.  tax,  is 10,189  48 

The  amount  set  apart  for  repairs  during  the  year  is: 

By  Company None. 

By  lessees 2,931  65 


216  COMPILATION. 

The  amouut  of  indebtedness  is : 

Bonded  debt ♦  100,000  ft) 

REMARKS. 

The  road  is  under  lease,  and  tlie  amount  of  receipts  and  of 
operating  expenses  is  given  as  reported  by  lessees. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  /   ,^ 
County  of  Wayxe,      i'  ^*^' 

Geo.  V.  K^.  Lothrop  and  D.  Bethunc  Duffield,  being  duJj 
sworn,  do,  and  each  for  himself  doth,  depose  and  say,  that  the; 
arc  Directors  in  the  Detroit  City  Eaihvay  Company,  and  thai 
the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the  Ik'sI 
of  their  knowledge  and  beliel"! 

GEO.  V.  N.  LOTHROP, 
D.  BETIIUNE  DUFFIELI), 
Two  of  the  Directon^ 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notarv  Pubiie  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  24th  day  of  March,  1870. 

JOHN  W.  A.  8.  CULIJLW 
Xotary  Puhlic.  Wafjnc  Co,.  Mirh, 


UAILWAY   COMPANIES.  ;;>17 


REPOKT. 


Offk'k  of  the  East  Saoixaw  City  Railway  Co.,  ) 
East  Saginaw,  Mich,,  January  5, 1870,      \ 

To  the  Honorable  Secretary  of  State  of  Michigan  : 

The  Directors  of  the  East  Saginaw  City  Railway  Company, 
in  compliance  with  an  Act  entitled  "  An  Act  to  provide  for  the 
construction  of  Train  Raihvays,''  approved  February  13th, 
1855,  and  the  Acts  amendatory  thereof^  respectfully  submit  the 
following  Annual  Report  for  the  year  ending  December  31st, 
186<> : 

The  length  of  railway  completed  is 3  miles. 

riic  cost  of  constnicting  the  same  is f557,155  48 

The  amount  of  all  other  moneys  expended  is : 

For  equipment 13,680  27 

The  amount  of  capital  is _ . .    60,000  00 

The  amount  of  capital  paid  in  is 600  00 

The  amount  of  capital  exi)ended  is 600  00 

The  whole  amount  of  tolls  or  earnings  expended 

on  the  road  during  the  past  year  for  repairs  to 

said  road 4,177  43 

The  amount  received  dunng  the  year  for  tolls  is...     Nothing. 
The  amount  received  durinor  the  vear  from  all  other 
sources  is  as  follows : 

Carrying  passengers,  baggage,  and  U.  S.  mails...  16,096  26 
The  amount  of  dividends  made  during  the  year  is         None. 
The  amount  set  apart  for  repairs  during  the  year  is 
as  above. 

:^8 


'P 


n^ 


m 


21 8  COMPI LATIOX. 

The  ainount  of  indebtedness  is  as  follows : 

Mortgage  debt 150,000  Ou 

Floating  debt - 25,734  73 

The  same  being  for  the  cost  of  construction  and  eqnip- 
ment,  and  interest  upon  same. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  / 
County  of  Saginaw,     \  *^* 

William  J.  Bartow  and  James  F.  Brown,  being  duly  sworn, 
do,  and  each  for  himself  doth,  depose  and  say,  that  they  are 
Directors  in  the  East  Saginaw  City  Eailway  Company,  and 
that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the 
best  of  their  knowledge  and  belief. 

W.  J.  BARTOW, 
JAS.  F.  BROWX, 
Two  of  the  Directors. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  6th  day  of  January,  1870. 

THOS.  E.  MORRIS, 
Notary  Public  for  Saginaw  County,  MiA. 


RAILWAY   COMPANIES.  219 


REPORT. 


Office  of  Fort  Street  &  Elmwood  Kailway  Co.,  ) 

Detroit,  Mich.,  January  1, 1870.      \ 

To  the  Honorable  Secretary  of  State  of  Michigan  : 

The  Directors  of  the  Fort  Street  and  Elmwood  Railway 
Company,  in  compliance  with  an  act  entitled  "  An  Act  to  jjro- 
vide  for  the  construction  of  Train  Railways,"  approved  Feb- 
ruary 13th,  1855,  and  the  acts  amendatory  thereof,  respectfully 
submit  the  following  Annual  Report  for  the  year  ending 
December  31st,  1869 : 

The  length  of  railway  completed  is o^  miles. 

The  cost  of  constructing  the  sa,me  is ♦  85,717  10 

The  amount  of  all  moneys  expended  is 133,023  72 

The  amount  of  capital  is 120,000  00 

The  amount  of  capital  paid  in  is 120,000  00 

The  amount  of  capital  expended  is 120,000  00 

The  whole  amount  of  tolls  or  earnings  expended 

on  the  said  road  is 13,023  72 

The  amount  received  during  the  year  for  tolls  is  60,932  67 
The  amount  received  during  the  year  from  all 
other  sources  is  as  follows : 

Manure 131  25 

Premium — -  50  58 

Advertising 174  00 

Scales 23  55 

Ferrydock 127  00 

The  amount  of  dividends  made  during  the  year  is  25,000  00 

Amount  set  apart  for  repairs  during  the  year  is  10,000  00 


^20  COMPILATIOX. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  of  Wayne,      ( *'  ' 

Frederick  Buhl  and  Chas.  Diieharme,  being  duly  sworn,  do. 
and  each  for  himself  doth,  depose  and  say,  that  they  ai\ 
Directors  in  the  Fort  Street  and  Elmwood  Railway  Companv. 
and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to 
tlie  best  of  their  knowledge  and  belief. 

F.  BUHL, 

CHAS.  DUCHARME, 
Two  of  the  Directors. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  aud 
for  said  county,  this  8th  day  of  January,  1870. 

ALEXANDER  HOSIR 
Xotary  Pttblic,  Wayne  county.  Mich, 


RAILWAY  COMPANIES.  221 


REPORT. 


Office  of  the  Graxd  Rapids  Street  R.  R.  Co.,  [ 
Grand  RapidSy  Mich,  January  17,  1870,      s 

To  the  Honoralle  Secretary  of  State  of  MicJiigan  : 

The  Grand  Rapids  Street  Raihvay  Company,  in  compliance 
with  an  Act  entitled  ''An  Act  to  provide  for  the  constrnction 
of  Train  Railways,''  approved  February  13th,  1855,  and  the 
Acts  amendatory  thereof,  respectfully  submit  the  followino^ 
Annual  Rej)ort  for  the  year  ending  December  31st,  18G9: 

The  length  of  raihvay  completed  is 2i  miles. 

The  whole  amount  of  tolls  or  earnings  expended  on 
the  said  road,  including  running  and  oi)erating 

same,  is «6,G02  11 

The  amount  received  during  the  year  for  tolls  is.-      7,810  92 
The  amount  received  during  the  year  from  all  other 
sources  is  as  follows : 

From  advertising 79  50 

Sale  of  old  material 3  75 

REMARKS. 

The  above  statement  is  as  full  as  I  am  able  to  make  it  with 
the  information  that  I  have,  and  it  is  my  belief  that  the  pres- 
ent parties  in  interest  have  not  now  in  their  possession  the 
information  to  enable  them  to  make  it  more  complete. 

GEO,  W.  THAYER, 
Manager  Grand  l?apidfi  Street  Jf.  7?.  Co. 


RAILWAY   COMPANIES. 


REPORT. 


Office  of  the  Grand  River  Strj    ' 

Detroit y  Miclu^  Janu    ' 

To  the  Honorable  Secretary  of  State  of  Mia   < 

The  Directors  of  the  Grand  Eivcr  Street !  ; 
iu  comphance  with  an  Act  entitled  "An  .  ( 
the  construction  of  Train  Railways,"  appro\  i 
1855,  and  the  Acts  amendatory  thereof,  respc 
following  Annnal  Report  for  the  year  endii  ; 
1869: 

The  length  of  railway  completed  is 

The  cost  of  constructing  the  same  is . 

The  amount  of  all  moneys  expended  is  (dnri 

year)  

The  amount  of  capital  is  (subscribed) 

The  amount  of  capital  paid  in  is 

The  amount  of  capital  expended  is 

The  whole  amount  of  tolls  or  earnings  expen( 

the  said  road  is  (expenses  and  repairs)  .- 
The  amount  received  during  the  year  for  toll ; 
The  amount  received  during  the  year  from  all 

sources  is 

The  amount  of  dividends  made  during  the  yei 
The  amount  set  apart  for  repairs  during  the  j 
The  amount  of  indebtedness  is 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  / 
County  of  Wayke,      f '  ^* 

William  B.  Wesson  and  Moses  E.  Dickiii 
sworn,  do,  and  each  for  himself  doth,  depose  a: 


224  COMPILATIOX. 

are  Directors  in  the  Grand  River  Street  Railway  Company.  aii«i 
that  the  foregoing  report  is  trne  and  correct,  according  to  the 
best  of  their  knowledge  and  belief. 

AVM.  B.  WESSON, 
M.  P.  DICKINSOX. 
Tico  of  the  Director'^, 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  ar.d 
for  said  county,  this  7th  day  of  January,  1870. 

WILLIAM  S.  GREEN. 
Xotary  Public,  Wapie  County.  Mich. 


^t'4f\  (OJdPlLATIOX. 

tors  ill  the  Port  Huron  and  Gratiot  Street  Kailwav  Coin|)anT. 

and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  rorreot,  ao^ording  r. 

the  bc^t  of  their  knowledge  and  belief. 

W.  P.  EDLSON, 
WILLIAM  WA8TELL 
7Vo  of  fliP  Direr hr^f. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Publio  in  ami 
for  said  eountv,  this  3d  dav  of  January,  1870. 

p.  M.  AVRIGUT, 
XfUari/  Fvblir,  St.  Clnir  Co„  .Vieh. 


KArLROAl)  <'0MI»AN1P>. 


REPORT. 


Offick  of  thk  Saginaav  Street  ] 
Saginaw,  Mich.,  Jann 

To  the  Honorable  Secretary  of  State  of  Mict 

The  Directors  of  the  Saginaw  Street  Eail 
eomplianee  with  an  Act  entitled  "An  Act 
construction  of  Train  Railways/'  approve 
1855,  and  the  Acts  amendatory  thereof,  respc 
following  Annual  Report  for  the  year  endir 
1869: 

The  length  of  railway  completed  is 

The  cost  of  constructing  the  same  is  (purch 

judicial  sale) 

The  amount  of  all  moneys  ex}xjndcd  is 

The  amount  of  cajntal  is 

The  amount  of  capital  paid  in  is 

The  amount  of  capital  expended  is 

The  wholo  amount  of  tolls  or  earnings  expen 

the  said  road,  and  for  real  estate,  is 

The  amount  received  during  the  year  from  ] 

gers  is 

The  amount  received  during  the  year  from  al 
sources  is ; 

Miscellaneous _ 

Mail  service ._ 

I^aggage 

The  amount  of  dividends  made  during  the  ye* 
The  amount  set  apart  for  repairs  during  the  ye 


Ml 


ffy 


22S  COMPILATION. 

The  amount  of  iudebtcdiiess  is  us  follows: 

Mortgage  and  bonded  debt 130,000  00 

For  labor  bills  adjusted 281  8f* 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  /  , , 
OouxTY  OF  Saginaw,     )  ^* 

George  L.  Burrows  and  David  H.  Jerome,  being  duly  sworn, 
do,  and  each  for  himself  doth,  depose  and  say,  that  they  are 
Directors  in  the  Saginaw  Street  Railroad  Company,  and  that 
the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the  best 
of  their  knowledge  and  belief. 

GEO.  L.  BURROWS, 
DAVID  H.  JEROME, 
Two  of  the  Directors. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  for 
Kalamazoo  county,  this  17th  day  of  January,  1870. 

FRED.  H.  POTTER, 
Xotary  Public,  Kalnmazoo  Co.n  Mich. 


J 


COMPILATION 

AUDITOR    GENERAL 

OF   THE 

liAILROAD  CORPORATIONS 

IK   THt: 

STATE     OF    MICHIGAN, 

FOK  THE  TBAK   187fl. 


BY  AUTHORITY. 


LANSINti : 

W.  a.  OEOItGE  &  CO..  PRIHTEItS  TO  THE  STATE. 

1871. 


J 


REPORT. 


STATE    OF    MICHIGAN, 
Auditor  Genebal^s  Oppice, 

Lansing^  December  81^  187Q. 

To  the  Legislature: 

In  accordance  with  the  requii*emcut«  of  law,  the  ensuing 
oompilation  of  the  Annual  Beports  of  Bailroad  Corporations 
organized  under  the  laws  of  this  State,  for  the  eight  months 
ending  August  31,  1870,  is  herewith  reepectfuUj  submitted. 

WILLIAM  HUMPHREY, 
Auditor  General 


TABLE  A. 


Litt  qf  BaUroad  Vorporations  to  which  Monks  were  forwarded:  those  JYotn  which 
Beports  for  the  Eight  Monihe  ending  Avgutt  Slet^  2870^  were  received ;  the  time  when 
mck  Reporte  were  received. 


79 


1 

• 

o 

When  Rbckved 

▲T  Auditor 

Gekxbal's  Ofpxck. 

NAME    OP    COMPANY. 

iJfT 

December  89, 13T0... 

Bay  City  and  £a8t  Saginaw. 

8 

November  2,1870... 

Bay  De  Noquet  and  Marquette. 

t» 

October  18, 1870 

Chicago,  Detroit  and  Canada  Grand  Trunk  Junction. 

IS 

August  81,1670 

Chicago  and  Michigan  Grand  Trunk. 

17 

October  12, 1870 

Chicago  and  Michigan  Lake  Shore. 

— 

Not  received 

Chicago  and  Northwestern. 

... 

Not  received 

Detroit,  Adrian,  Logansport  and  St.  Loui«. 

•iS 

September  80, 1870.. 

Detroit,  Hillsdale  and  Indiana. 

27 

September  SO,  1870.. 

Detroit  and  Howell. 

81 

September  80, 1670.. 

Detroit,  Howell  and  Lansing. 

i3o 

October  18, 1870 

Detroit  and  Milwaukee. 

41 

November  6,1870... 

Detroit,  Monroe  and  Toledo. 

— 

Not  received 

East  Saginaw  and  Ann  Arbor. 

Not  received 

Elkhart  and  Lake  Michigan. 

\^\ 

December  20, 1870... 

Flint  and  Perc  Marquette. 

... 

Not  received 

Fort  Wayne,  Jackson  and  Saginaw. 

— 

Not  received 

Grand  Rapids  and  Lake  Shore. 

4.-) 

September  29,  1870.. 

Grand  Rapids,  Newaygo  and  Lake  Shore. 

49 

December  17, 1870... 

Grand  Rapids  and  Indiana,  for  year  1809. 

57 

October  22, 1870 

Hoda  and  Torch  Lake. 

61 

October  U,  1870 

Holly,  Wayne,  and  Monroe. 

65 

September  80, 1870.. 

Howell  and  Lansing. 

... 

Not  received 

Ionia  and  Lansing. 

flB 

December  20, 1S70... 

Jackson,  Lansing  and  Saginaw. 

... 

Not  received 

Jonesville,  Marshall  and  Grand  River. 

T5 

September  29, 1870.. 

Kalamazoo,  Allegan  and  Grand  Rapida. 

September  29, 1870. 
November  5, 1870. . 
Not  received 


Kalamazoo  and  South  Haven. 
Kalamazoo  and  White  Pigeon. 
Lansing,  St.  Johns  and  Mackinac. 


VI 


COMPILATION. 


TABLE   K—Continwd, 

• 

H 

O 

Whxn  Received 

AT  Auditor 

General's  Office. 

NAME    OF    COMPANY. 

8T 

November  5, 1870.. . . 

Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  Sonthcm. 

111 

November  2, 1870... . 

Marqnette  and  Ontonagon. 

9T 

October  28, 1870 

Michigan  Air. Line. 

108 

September  80, 1870.. 

Michigan  Lake  Shore. 

107 

September  24, 1870.. 

Michigan  Northern. 

115 

December  24, 1870... 

Grand  Bapida  and  Indiana. 

Not  received 

Nilea  and  South  Bend. 

... 

Not  received 

Northern  Centnl  Michigan. 

... 

Not  received 

Owowo  and  Big  Rapid?. 

OS 

September  27, 1670.. 

Paw  Paw. 

— 

Not  received 

Peninanlar. 

Not  received 

Port  Huron  and  Owobm>. 

... 

Not  received 

Rochester  and  Romeo. 

... 

Not  received 

Toledo.  Ann  Arbor  and  Northern. 

Not  received 

Toledo,  Ann  Arbor  and  Saginaw. 

128 

September  28, 1870.. 

WeRtphalia,  Hnbbardeton  and  Northern. 

Not  received 

White  Pigeon  and  State  Line. 

RAILROAD  COMPANIES. 


TABLBB. 
The  Capital  Stock  atid  the  Amount  aetuaUypaid  in,  and  Municipal  Aid  Heceired. 


M 


3 
9 

18 

17 

28 

27 

81 

35 

41 

45 

49 

67 

61 

65. 

69 

75 

79 

83 

87 

98 

97 

108 

107 

115 

111 

128 

127 

181 


NAME  OF  COMPANY. 


Bay  dc  Noqaet  and  Marqacttc 


Chicago,  Detroit  and  Canada  Grand  Trunk 
Junction 

Cliicago  and  MIchlgsn  Grand  Tmnk 

Chicago  and  M  ichigan  Lake  Shore 

Detroit,  Hllledale  and  Indiana 

Detroit  and  Howell 

Detroit,  Howell  and  Lansing 

Detroit  and  Milwankee 

Detroit,  Monroe  and  Toledo 

Grand  Rapids,  Newaygo  and  Lake  Shore. 

Grand  Rapids  and  Indiana,  1889 

Hecla  and  Torch  Lake 

Holly,  Wayne  and  Monroe 

Howell  and  Lan«4ng 

Jackson,  Lansing  and  Saginaw 

Kalamazoo,  Allegan  and  Grand  Rapids... 

SLalamaxoo  and  Soath  Haven 

Kalamaaoo  and  White  Pigeon 

Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  Southern 

Paw  Paw 

Michigan  Air  Line 

Midilgan  Lake  Shore 

Michigan  Northern 

Grand  Rapids  and  Indiana 

Marquette  and  Ontonagon 

Westphalia,  Hnbbardston  and.  Northern.. 

Bay  City  and  East  Saginaw 

Flint  and  Pere  Marquette 


Capital 

Stock  of  the 

Company. 


$1,500,000  00 

1,095,000  00 

251,000  00 

4,000,00000 

800,000  00 

400,000  00 

700,000  00 

2,547,850  00 

414,100  00 

1,000,000  00 

2,800,000  00 

150,000  OC 

1,000,000  00 

270,00ODO 

554,275  00 

800,000  00 

500,000  00 

1,000,000  00 

84,988,000  00 

15,000  00 

4,000,000  00 

1,800,000  00 

1,800,000  00 

2,800,000  00 

2,000,000  00 

100,000  00 

126,000  00 

1,100,000  00 


Amount  of 

Capital 
Stock  actu- 
ally paid  in. 


$1,451,000  00 

1,074,78688 

25,100  00 

182,200  00 

193,161  00 

187,079  69 

168,992  04 

2,547.850  00 

414,100  00 

4,084  87 

724,825  00 

100,000  00 

180,025  08 

1,65000 

620,428  04 

610,00000 

268,170  48 

280,900  00 

84,988,000  00 

15,000  00 

120,000  00 

41,084  96 

14,800  00 

1,600,52500 

450,000  00 


Municipal 

Aid 
Received. 


87,651 00 
1,099,100  00 


$97,600  00 
284,000  00 


882,500  00 


214,880  00 


48,400  00 


882,600  00 


Vlll 


COMPILATION. 


TABLE  C. 
8B0WINQ  number  of  Acres  iff  land  reeeroedfor  Land  Grand  ComptudBt^  ike 


M 

O 


Z 
115 


181 


I 


NAME  OF  ROAD 

. I 

Bay  de  Npqnet  tnd  Iftrqnette. . 
Qnod  Rapids  and  Indiana,  1860. 
Jackson,  Lansing  and  Saginaw.. 

Grand  Rapids  and  Indiana 

Marqnette  and  Ontanogon 

Flint  and  Pere  Marquette 


USTDKB  WHAT  LaW. 


lActXaiidi8,IM5. 

J  Actof  Congnm,  Jnne^lSBi 


\  anddlttooTJoM 

itureFeb.  li,lBR. 


j  Act  Congreai  J«ae  9,  'H  lai 
1  Act  L«g!dattt    ~  "   '     "^ 


( Act  Congress  Jane  S,  *5l,sid 
{  ditto  Jane  T,1M4. 

j  Act  June  S,16at,  and 
1  Act  March  8,1865. 

■J  Act  of  Congress  of  Jone  156. 


UAILROAD  COMPANIES. 


IX 


TABLE  C. 

itfAcru  mirmed  to  Mid  Companiei,  number  a^  Aem  «oM,  taU  per  Acre  told  for^ 
mamner  qf  BBtyment, 


Number  of  Acbsb. 


Beserved  to  IL 

Conflrmed  to  it 

127,T«.W 

127,761  .TS 

MM^.60 

681,204.10 

6<7,86».24 

190,»21.G2 

l,lflMSS.O0 

681,204.16 

774,400 

127,800 

511,492.25 

611,402.26 

Sold. 

8,024 
720 

9,192.68 

2,620 
87,016 
97,046.26 


d}  * 


Hi 
lit 


16  87 
10  86 

7  60 

15  06 

68 

700 


Rkcutkd  in  Patiorit. 


CaBb. 


119,264  81 


29,106  64 


153M68 


60,268  44 


887,686  71 


Bonds  of  tbe 
CompMny. 


•6.000 


B 


COMPILATION. 


o 

&4 


8 
9 

18 
17 
38 


2T 


81 

85 

41 

45 

4» 

57 

61 

65 

00 

75 

79 

88 

87 

98 

97 

106 

107 

115 

111 

128 

127 

181 


TABLE  D. 
Amount  and  nature  qf  In<Ubtedne«8^  and  the  amotmU  du§  the  Qfrporattome. 


NAME  OF  COMPANY. 


Bay  do  Noquet  and  Marquette. 


Chicago,  Detroit  and  Canada  Grand  Trunk 
Janction 


Chicago  and  Michigan  Grand  Trunk 

CUcago  and  Michigan  Lake  Shore 

Detroit,  Hilledale  and  Indiana 

Detroit  and  Uowell 

Detroit,  Howell  and  Lansing '. 

Detroit  and  Milwaukee. 

Detroit,  Monroe  and  Toledo 

Grand  Rapids,  Newaygo  and  Lake  Shore, 

Grand  Rapids  and  Indiana,  1869. 

Heda  and  Torch  Lake 

Holly,  Wayne  and  Monroe 

Howell  and  Lansing. 

Jackson,  Lansing  and  Saginaw 

Kalamazoo,  Allegan  and  Grand  Rapids... 

Kalamazoo  and  South  Haven 

Kalamazoo  and  White  Pigeon 

Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  Southern. 

Paw  Paw 

Michigan  Air  Line 

Michigan  Lake  Shore 

Michigan  Northern 

Grand  Rapids  and  Indiana 

Marquette  and  Ontonagon 

Westphalia,  Uubbardston  and  Northern.. 

Bay  City  and  East  Saginaw 

Flintand  Pcrc  Marquette 


Bonded 
Debt. 


$145,000  00 
1,095,000  00 


500,000  00 

219,00000 

«5,000  00 

25,000  00 

Not  stated. 

924,000  00 


•787,00000 


1,8»S,000  00 

840,000  00 

610,00000 

600,00000 

90,947,000  00 

5,000  00 

1,950,00000 

880,00000 


18,184,50000 


175,00000 
1,726,000  00 


Floating 
Debt. 


$44,626  25 


12,00000 

78,809  75 

188,m  87 


Amount 

due  the  Cor- 

poiatloB. 


$107,133  9» 


878,484  68 


1,028,500  00 

78,060  98 

7,919  74 


#197,818  68 


6,00000 
10,00000 


814,000  00 


104  48 

15,018  56 

683,888  99 


lOMOOOO 
206,90510 
481,007  N 
132,495  S 


147.1 


47 


9.000,60910 


99,79117 


*  Bonds  sold,  $165,000  00;  obligations  for  bonds,  $089,000  00. 
f  Bonds  sold,  $8,155,000  00 ;  obligation  for  bondP,  $29,000  00. 


RAILKOAD  COMPANIES. 


XI 


TABLE  £. 

Amount  expended  for  the  Purchase  of  Land*,  for  the  Construction  cf  Boad^for  Build' 

ingsy  and  for  Engines  and  Cars^  respectively. 


Nave  or 

COMPAIfT. 

AMOxnrr  ErpzNDED. 

u 

H 

O 

For 
Pnrchaso 
of  lands. 

For 

ConBtmctlon 

of  roads. 

For 
Baildings. 

For 

Engines 

and  ('ars. 

Total. 

8 
0 

BayDoNo.&Mar. 

Chi.,  Det.  &  Can. 
Gr.  Trank  June. 

Chi.  &  Mich.  Gr. 
Trunk 

>73,548  75 

^00,000  00 
♦2,169,78688 

$189,870 11 

$896,01892 

$1,408,482  73 
2,169,786  88 

13 

17 

Chi.  &  Micb.  L.  8. 

Dot.,HmB.&Ind. 

Detroit  A  Uowdl 

Det.,IIow.&Lan. 

Det  &  Milwaokco 

Det,  Mon.  &  Tol. 

Gr.  Rap.,  Noway. 
A  Lake  Shore.. 

29,088  61 
52,800  00 
10,24528 
10,245  28 

8,114  42 

82,208  03 

23 

476,216  70 

87,047  M 

87,047  64 

♦11,672,518  24 

tl  ,291 ,963 18 

12,000  00 

540,516  70 

47,29292 

47,292  92 

11,572,51824 

1,291,968 18 

27 

81 

85 

41 

45 

49 

Or.  Rapids  A  Ind. 
1869 

94.719  89 

200  00 

6,000  00 

1,990,41809 
148,000  00 
180,025  08 

9,08688 

C0,18650 
47,71500 

57 

Heda  A  Torch  L. 

HoUy,W.A3Ion. 

Howell  A  Laneing 

Jack.,Lan.ASag. 

Kal.,All.  AO.R. 

Kal.A8oathHav. 

Kal.  A  White  Pig. 

Lake  8.  A  Mich. 
Sonthem 

190,91500 
186,02508 

61 

65 

09 

♦2,n2,082  67 

1,274,97616 

477,955  52 

t880,900  00 

t42,064,150  74 

8,772,082  67 

1,000,18819 

548,00659 

880,90000 

60.586.778  69 

75 
79 
68 

47,807  08 
17,158  58 

20,800  00 
8,571  38 

157,60000 
89,82816 

87 

8,472,621 95 

98 

Paw  Paw 

97 
108 

Michigan  Air  Lino 
Mich.  Lake  Shore 
Mich.  Northern.. 

18,220  00 

1,468,96790 
739,084  96 

2,500  00^ 

66,96000 

1,546,66790 
789,064  96 

107 

115 
111 

Gr.  Rapids  A  Ind. 

Mar.  A  Ontonag'n 

Westphalia,  Hob. 
A  iMorthem. ... 

178,827  38 
19,888  75 

4,818,447  76 
480,000  00 

16,878  77 

60,575  94 

5,060,02500 
449,898  75 

123 

127 

Bay  City  A  E.  Sag 
FlintAPcroMa:. 

42,496  97 
127,69.^  88 

269,987  84 
2,088,705  00 

7,682  22 
111,701  82 

820,06653 

181 

411,885  88 

2,789,967  98 

♦  For  purchase  of  lands,  construction  of  road,  buildings,  engines',  and  cars, 
t  For  purckase  of  1andf<,  cont«truction  of  road,  and  buildings. 


Xll 


COMPILATION. 


H 

P4 


s 

9 

18 

17 

28 

27 

81 

85 

41 

45 

49 

57 

61 

65 

69 

75 

79 

88 

87 

98 

97 

108 

107 

115 

111 

128 

127 

181 


TABLE  F. 
AMOUNT  invftted  in  the  original  Construeiiom  and  Stodtbtg, 


NAME  OP  COMPANY. 


Bay  De  Noqnctand  Marquette 

Chicago,  Detroit  and  Canada  Grand  Tnink  Junction. 

Chicago  and  Michigan  Grand  Tmnk 

Chicago  and  Michigan  Lake  Shore 

Detroit,  Hillsdale  and  Indiana 

Detroit  and  Howell 

Detroit,  Howell  and  Lansing 

Detroit  and  Milwaukee 

Detroit,  Monroe  and  Toledo 

Grand  Rapids,  Newaygo  and  Lake  Shore 

Grand  Hapids  and  Indiana,  1869 

Hedaand  Torch  Lake 

Holly,  Wayne  and  Monroe 

Howfdl  and  Lansing ^ 

Jackson,  Lansing  and  Saginaw 

Kalamasoo,  Allegan  and  Grand  Rapids 

Kalamazoo  and  South  Haven 

Kalamazoo  and  White  Pigeon 

Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  Southern 

Paw  Paw 

Michigan  Air  Line 

Michigan  Lake  Shore 

Michigan  Northern 

Grand  Rapids  and  Indiana 

Marquette  and  Ontonagon 

Westphalia,  Hnbbardston  and  Northern 

Bay  City  and  East  Saginaw 


S| 

II 


20 
59 


27K 


190 
59.12 


40 

4 


116 
53 
82 
87 

942 
4 


CapitalSlm^ 


tl,275,21«  « 
l,«5,ilOtB 


]96J61»i 


2,517.830  « 


160,619  69 


SS0,4S3M 
610,600  6B 
268,179  «t 


15,000  » 
60,000  W 
41.064  K 


200 
2rt 


430.000  0» 


Flint  and  Pcre  Marquette 77 


10 


$7,551  W 


RAILROAD  rOMPANIES. 


xm 


TABLE  F. 
or  4a  any  fiew  Conttructlon  or  Stocking  ^  Head  cpenedfcr  vse. 


Eaminin  of 


mingfl 
Road. 


Municipal 
Aid. 


Procecxis  of 

BalcM 
of  Lands. 


Loans. 


$1,0I4J86  8S 


From 
Other  Sonroeo 


ToUl. 


81,275,210  48 
2,160,780  88 


$e0,571  SS 

eu  S5 


$16,100  00 


400.000  00 
291,150  00 


$78,809  76 


607,1  dl  08 
489,955  86 


2,«5B,n5  40 


6,880,047  76 


11,680,618  24 


rs,o«o  98 


178,060  98 


^j^.St'O  88 
C7,947  49 

2i,r»a»  S7! 


76,000  00 
26.000  00 


2,035,680  26 
74C.285  70 
WO.tKK)  00 


9.<M4  04 


2,772,C82  C7 

1,500.188  19 

965.7-29  80 


28,000  00 
15,567  12    45,000  00 


150,000  00 
743,000  00 


48.003  CO 
270,5«7  12 
789,084  96 


15I,44i  46 


45().0i0  00 


190,018  56 
$801,809  44;     1.675,266  29 


£77,509  66 
8,227,708  19 


XIV 


COMPILATION. 


TABLE  G. 

T7ie  amount  rtceittdfor  the  Transportation  of  Passage n,  qf  Properfy,  qf  JfinU.a»4 

from  other  Mvroet, 


M 

a 


s 

9 

18 
IT 
28 
2T 
81 
85 
41 
45 

40 
57 
«l 
^ 

75 

79 

S3 

87 

t.98 

97 

108 

107 

115 

111 

128 

127 
181 


AXOUNT  Recvitcd. 

NaXZ  or  COJIPANT. 

Transporta- 
tion of 
Passengers. 

Transporta- 
tion of 
Property. 

Transpor- 
tation 
of  Mails. 

From 

other 

Sources. 

Total. 

BayDcNo.  &Mar.... 

Cbi.,  Dct  A  Can.  Gr. 
Trank  June 

Chi.  A  Mich.  Gr.  Tk. 

Chi.  A  Mich.  L.  8.... 

Dct.,  HillB.  A  Ind 

$2S,816  55 
128,26584 

11,888  65 
644  85 

1442,076  27 
107,686  79 

7,497  48 

$752  41 

55185 

1 

$473,009 
2;».7<I9 

«U9 

$7,865  40 
666  40 

Detroit  A  Howdl 

..........' 

Dot.,  How.  &  Lan 

1 

1 

Dct.  ft  Milwaukee... 
Det.,  Mon.  &  To! 

409.110  18 

464,088  53 

27,788  08 

$.255  43 

904,74617 

Gr.  Rapids.  Newaygo 
ft  Lake  bhore 

.....   .... 

Gr.  Sap.  ft  Ind.,  1589, 

ffnrlR  Jk  Tnrfih  Lpki* 

29,126  75 

52,714  91 
28,886  09 

1 

1 

5,S19  61 

111.497  S6 

Holly,  Wayne  ft  Mon. 
Howell  ft  Lansing. . . 

"  * 

1 

Jack.,  Lan.  ft  Sag 

Kal..  All.  ft  Gr.  Bap. 

97,076  98 

171,992  98 

1 

5,70000 



5,906  86 

S».«»<i 

Kal.  ft  South  Haven 

S,148  65 

18.415  22 

21.556?: 

Kal.  ft  White  Pigeon 
L.  8.  ft  Mich.  South. 
Paw  Paw 

....        . 



2,684,647  14 
4,067  S4 
6,849  80 

5,866,45842 
8,86610 
7,748  87 

94,940  67 
288  82 
154  00 

298,05011 
68S82 
819  95^ 

^40MNS4 

8,9»a$ 

Michigan  Air  Line... 
Michigan  I^ake  Shore 
Michisan  Northern.. 

IS^MTI? 

"i 

Grand  Rapide  ft  Ind. 

Marquette  ft  On  ton.. 

Weetpbalia,  Hub.  ft 
Northern 

47.59685 

59,08510 

5.703  94 

1 

112^80  • 

1 

Bay  City  ft  Eaet  Sag. 
Flint  ft  Pcrc  Mar.... 



. 

184,599  10 

155,562  02 

4,050  66 

t 

99608! 

2«k1S7R 

RAILROAD  COMPAXIES. 


XT 


TABLE  11. 
jimtHini  ej-pendfii  dwing  the  year  for  Repairs^  Enffifies^  Cars,  Buiidings^  and  Salaries. 


M 


8 
9 

13 
17 


21 


31 

85 

41 

45 

40 

b1 

01 

«S 

00 

75 

TO 

SB 

87 

98 

97 

108 

107 

115 

111 

123 

127 
181 


KA3IE  or  COMPANY. 

Bay  DeXoq*t  &  Marqnctti' 

Chlcaf^o.  Det.  &  Canada 
Graud  Trauk  Janction 

Chic.  &  Mich.  Gr.  Trunk 

Chic.  &  Mich.  I^kc  Shore 

Dct.,  IlillBdalc  &  Indiana 

Detroit  &  Howell 

Det.f  Howpll  and  Lanning 

Detroit  &  Milwaukee 

Detroit,  Monroe  &  Toledo 

Grand  Rap.,  Ncwa.&L.S. 

Grand  Rapids  &  Ind.,l$CO 

Hcda  &  Torch  Lake 

Holly,  Wayne  &  Monroe 

Howell  &  Lanfdng. 

Jackson,  LanBing  &  Sag.. 

Kal.,  .\llegan,  &  Gr.  Rap. 

Kalamazoo  *  South Hav'n 

Kalamazoo  &  White  PIg'n 

Lake  Shore  &  Mich.  So'n 

Paw  Paw 

Michigan  Air  Line 

Michigan  Lake  Shore 

Michigan  Northern 

Grand  Rapids  &  Indiana 

Marquette  &  Ontonagon.. 


For 


For 


Kopair>».      Engiucp. 


g9T,43l  T7 


:)2,601  64 


201.073  79 


14.268  90 
5,016  12 


49.587  65 


1,661,451  74 
150  ro 
4.026  61 


15.262  55 


Westphalia,  Hubbardaton 
A  ISorthcm 


For  Cars. 


^19,92S  75 


48.425  45 


16.000  00 


6.260  94 


2,745  93 


21,878  98 


09  51 


305,080  22 


81,000  00 


3,740  44 


Bay  City  &  'E&»i  Saginaw 
Flint  &  Pore  Marquette.. 


6«,156  11 


$7«,897  53 


12,862  85 


19,725  00 


1,518  81 


1,467  77 
1,000  00 


3,921  71 


812  86 


447,672  01 


35,950  00 


2,400  00 


For 
Bnlldlngs 


$8,219  86 


For  Sala- 
ries and 
other£z- 
penses. 


8,114  42 


6,694  88  881,847  88 


052  25 


1,282  20 


150,872  72 


2,500  00 


387  08 


♦23,498  92 


$10,800  00 


121,654  61 


1,400  00 

5,000  00 

666  67 


12,208  74 
17,219  07 


88,879  49 


182,720  58 
1,200  00 
2,256  80 


26,729  52 


963  49 


1,702  26 


20,00000 


*  For  Engines  and  Care. 


xn 


COMPILATION. 


TABLE  J. 
T7t^  amount  of  Freight^  epecifying  the  q^tantUy  in  totu^  <f  (he  ProdycU  <f  tSr_  /bmt 


o 


8 
9 
18 
II 
53 
27 
81 
85 
41 
45 
49 
57 
61 

es 

69 

75 

79 

84 

87 

98 

97 

108 

107 

115 

111 

138 

127 

131 


NAME  OF  COMPAXl', 


Baj  DeNoqcct  and  Marqactte 

Chicago,  Detroit  and  Canada  Grand  Trunk  Junction. 

Chicago  and  Michigan  Crank  Trnnk 

Chicago  and  Michigan  Lake  Shore 

Detroit,  Hillsdale  and  Indiana 

Detroit  and  nowell 

Detroit,  Howell  and  Laneing 

Detroit  and  Milwaukee- 

Detroit,  Monroe  and  Toledo 

Grand  Rapide,  Newaygo  and  Lake  Shore. 

Grand  Rapidnand  Indiana,  1S09 

Hecla  and  Torch  Lake 

Hollj,  Wayne  and  Monroe 

Howell  and  Lansing 

Jackson,  Lansing  and  Saginaw 

Kalamazoo,  Allegan  and  Grand  Rapids 

Kalamazoo  and  South  Haven 

Kalamazoo  and  White  Pigeon 

Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  Sonthcrn 

Paw  Paw 

Michigan  Air  Line 

Michigan  Lake  Shore 

Michigan  Northern 

Grand  Rapids  and  Indiana 

Marquettcand  Ontonagon 

Westphalia,  Habbardston  and  Northern 

Bay  City  and  East  Saginaw 


AxorsT 


Prodacts 
of  the 
Forest. 


Aniaab. 


2,075 


ZA»  \ 


:r.,240 


24.12> 
2,914 


I 


I 
76,091   1 


13,MW 


224.728 

2,874 

300 


26,9M  < 


Flint  and  Pcrc  Marquette ,  • 


*  f  Lumber,  feet,  84.818,000. 
I  Stave««,  No..  1,114.400. 
1  ShingleB,  No.,  64.295,000. 
tLath,  No.,  2.760.000. 


Nn. 
9.9S 


1«T? 


KAILROAD  COMPANIES. 


xvn 


TABLE  J. 

<2f  Animaif,  cf  VtifHabU  Food^  and  othtr  Agricultural  Ftodudt,  Manvfactvret^  Mtr- 
other  artidet. 


AND  CHARACTEIt  OT  FBBIOBT  IH  ToNS. 


Vcceta- 
blc  Food. 

Other  Aft- 
rlcnltaral 
Products. 

Iron  Ore.  Pig  Iron. 

i 

Hano&c 
tores. 

Merchan- 
dise. 

Other 
Articles. 

Not 
Classified. 

&T8 

2,197 

807,276 

20,568 

922 

1,720 

1,060 

135,006 



OSd 

786 

111 

__....,.._  1 

n»i78 

2,658 

79,226 

Bble. 
275,597 

2,1  W 

1,704 

674 

1,761 
1,048 

1,585 
66,487 

1,120 

843 

8,926 

1,602 

18,652 

60 

100 

150 

17,099 

70,520 
576 

98,841 

186,268 
170 
T22 

148,801 

1,019 

975 

942,629 

77 

128 

47 

140  '           2.876 

1 

« 

1 
1 

2,008 

1,255 

758 

2,187 

1,587 

..  ... ..... 

1 

1 8,002 

17,800 

BblH. 
87.242 

Piaster. 
670 

1 

t  Inclodea  vegetable  food. 
C 


XVlll 


COMPILATION. 


TABLE  K. 

The  number  of  EngiM  Iloitwn  and  S/iops^  qf  JSngines  and  C€tr9,  and  their  (baroeStr; 
aifo^  nwnoer  oj  miles  run  by  Painienger^  Freight^  and  oUitr  Trainx^  retpeeihelf. 


» 

< 


3 
d 

13 
17 
28 
27 
31 
35 
4] 
45 
49 
57 
01 
GS 

m 

75 

79 

88 

S7 

98 

97 

108 

107 

115 

111 

128 

127 

J31 


NAME  OF  COMPANY. 


Bay  DcNoq.  &  Marqacttc 

Chicago,  Detroit  &  Cun- 
oda  Qrand  Trunk  June. 

Chic.  &  Mich.  Qr.  Trunk 

Chic.  &  Mich.  Lake  Shore 

Detroit,  Hiladalc  A  Ind 

Detroit  &  Howell 

Dct.,  Howell  &  Landing 

Detroit  &  Mllwaukoe 

Detroit, .Monroe  &  Toledo 

Gr.  Rap., Newaygo  &  L.  S 

Gr.  RapidK  &  Indiana,  '09 

Hecla  &  Torch  Lake 

Holly,  Wayne  &  Monroe 

Howell  &  Lanplug 

Jackson,  Lansing  &  Sag.. 

Kal..  Alleg.  &  Grand  Rap. 

Kalamazoo  &  South  Har. 

Kalamazoo  AWTittc  Pig'n 

I^kc  Shore  A  Mich.  So'n 

Paw  Paw 

Mich.  Air  Line 

Michigan  Lake  Shore 

Michigan  Northern 

Grand  Rapids  &  Indiana 

Marquette  &,  Ontonagon 

WcPtphalia.  Hub.  &  Nor. 

Bay  City  &  Eaj»t  Saginaw 

Flint  &  Pore  Marquette.. 


RAILKOAI)   COMPANIES. 


XIX 


TABLE   L. 
The  Xrimlxr  qf  Men  Ktuplcyed. 


XAMK    OF    KOAD. 


Bay  Do  Noqii«t  and  Marquette 

Chicago,  Detroit  and  Canada  Grand  Trnnk  Jnnction. 

Chicago  and  Michigan  Grand  Trunk 

Chicago  and  Michigan  Lake  Shore 

Detroit,  Hilledalc  and  Indiana 

Detroit  and  HowcII 

Detroit,  nowell  and  Laneing , 

Detroit  and  Milwaukee 

Detroit  Monroe  and  T  oledo... 

Grand  Rapids,  Newaygo  and  Lake  Shore 

Grand  Bapide  and  Indiana,  1969 

Hecla  and  Torch  Lake 

Holly,  Wayne  and  Monroe 

Howell  and  Lansing 

Jackson,  Lansing  and  Saginaw 

Kalamazoo,  Allegan  and  Grand  Rapids 

KaUunasoo  and  South  Ilaven 

Kalamazoo  and  White  Pigeon 

Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  Soulhcm 

Paw  Paw 

Michigan  Air  Line 

Michigan  Lake  Shore 

Mldiigan  Northern 

Grand  Rapids  and  Indiana 

Marquette  and  Ontonagon 

Westphalia,  Hubbardston  and  Northern 

Bay  City  and  East  Saginaw 

Flint  and  Pere  Marquette 


Average 

No.  of  Hen 

Employed. 


40S 
380 


4588 


1,941 


7« 
00 


ST3 

48 

8,404 

n 

19 


116 


511 


XX 


COMPILATION. 


T/i^LE    M. 
Th£  Number  qf  Persons  Injured  in  Life  or  Limb. 


O 


8 
9 

18 
17 
28 


2T 


81 

85 

•11 

46 

49 

57 

Gl 

«d 

00 

75 

79 

S8 

87 

98 

97 

108 

107 

115 

111 

188 

127 

181 


NAME   OF    COMPANY. 


Pass'qrb. 


o 


kj 


Bay  Dc  Noqnct  and  Marqoette 

Chi.,  Det.  &  Can.  Gr.  Tr.  June 

Chi.  and  Mich.  Grand  Trunk 

Chicago  and  Michigan  Lake  Shore 

Detroit,  Hillsdale  and  Indiana. 

Detroit  and  Howell 

Detroit,  Howell  and  Lansing 

Detroit  and  Milwaukee 

Detroit,  Monroe  and  Toledo 

Grand  Rap.,  Newaygo  and  Lake  Hhore 

Grand  Rapids  and  Indiana,  1860 

Hoclaand  Torch  Lake 

Holly,  Wayne  and  Monroe 

Howell  and  Lanii^Ing ' 

Jackson,  Lanf«in,'^  and  Saginaw 

Kal.,  Allegan  and  Grand  Rapids 

Kalaniazoo  and  South  Haven 

KalamaKoo  and  Whits  Pigeon 

Lake  Hhorcand  Michigan  Southern 

Paw  Paw 

Michigan  Air  Lino -. 

Michigan  I^kc  Shore 

Michigan  Northern 

Grand  Rapids  flnd  Indiana 

Marquette  and  Ontonagon 

Wef«tphalia.  Huhbards'n  &  NortU'n 

Bay  City  and  East  Saginaw 

Flint  and  Pcre  Marquette ' 


0 


EMPL^TRe 


9 


I 

a 


OTBXBa. 


-2 


ll 


9. 


Total 


a 


'  - 1 


1  I 

M  :  ^ 


I.     1 


i  I 


I    I   i 


1 


REPORTS   OF   COMPANIES. 


ANNUAL    REPORT 

OF  THE 

HAY    DE   NOQUET    AND    MAKQUETTE    BAILROAD 

COMPANY, 

For  the  Eight  Months  eliding  August  SJ,  1870. 

Filed  November  2.  1870. 


Incorporated  December  27, 1857.    Length  of  Road  opened  for 

use,  20  milee. 

termini:    MAKQUETTE — LAKE  MICHIGAMME. 


OFFICERS : 

MAVB9.  OFFICB8.  T.  O.  ADBmHSS. 

SAMUEL  P.  ELY.  Vice  Preeldent.  Marqaette,  Mich. 

CK)RNELIU8  D0NKER8LEY,       Saperlntcndcnt. 


I 

1  i  COMPILATION. 


REPORT. 


Office  of  Bay  De  Noquet  &  Marquette  B.  R.  Co,  » 

Marquette^  Mich.,  October  15, 1870, 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan  : 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  Bay  De  Noqaet  and 
Marquette  Railroad  Companj%  for  eight  months,  commencing 
January  Ist  and  ending  August  31st,  1870,  is  respectfully 
submitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $1,500,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in..  1,451,000  0^^ 

2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands 72,543  % 

"               "               construction  of  road..  800,000  00 

buildings .^  139,870  11 

engines  and  cars 396,018  92 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

Bonded  debt,  8  %  per  annum 145,000  Oi» 

Bills  payable 22,774  73 

Floating  debt 21,851  52 

Amount  due  the  corporation 107,138  99 

4.  Am't  received  for  transportafn  of  passengers,  28,316  55 
"             "                   "               property...  442,976  27 

«             "                   «              mails None. 

"             "  from  other  sources 752  41 

5.  Amount  of  freight : 

Products  of  the  forest 2,075  tons. 

Animals f...  827  •• 

Vegetable  food 873   •* 

Other  agricultural  products 2,197    ** 

Manufactures 922    - 


RAILROAD  COMPANIES.  5 

Merchandise 1,720  tons. 

Otherartieles 1,050    " 

Iron  ore 307,276    " 

Pigiron 20,553    " 

6.  Amount  paid  for  repairs $97,431  77 

"  '•         engines 19,928  75 

"  "         cai-s 73,397  53 

buildings 8,219  36 

salaries 10,800  00 

7-  Number  and  amount  of  diyidends None. 

8.  Number  of  engine  houses. 2 

"  shops 7 

Number  and  character  of  engines : 

First  class,  six  driving  wheels , 3 

"     four    «  "      6 

Switch 1 

Number  and  character  of  cars : 

First-class  passenger 2 

Baggage  and  smoking 1 

Caboose 1 

House 12 

Four-wheeled  ore 697 

Platform 30 

Repair 13 

Snow  plow 1 

9.  Number  of  miles  run  by  passenger  trains 17,556 

"      freight  "     91,100 

"      other  "     3,875 

10.  Number  of  men  employed,  and  their  occupation,  viz: 

Machinists  and  blacksmiths 30 

Carpenters 18 

Foundry  men 17 

Engineers,  firemen,  conductors  and  brakemen 65 

Laborers 260 

Miscellaneous 18 


C6  <. 


6  COMPILATION. 

11.  Number  of  persons  injured  in  life  or  limb,  and  the  cans*- 
of  such  injury,  viz : 

The  only  i>erson  injured  on  this  railroad  during  thif 
year  was  a  boy,  who  had  both  legs  cut  off  in  attempting 
to  jump  on  a  freight  train  in  motion.  The  accident  wu 
entirely  by  his  own  fault 

^2.  Whether  any  accidents  have  arisen  from  carelesaness  or 
negligence  of  any  person  in  the  employment  of  the  cor- 
poration ? — ^N  one. 

13.  Has  the  corporation  received  any  land  grant  ? — It  ha& 

In  case  it  h^s,  under  what  law  ?    Act  June  3d»  1S56.  and 
March  3d,  1865. 

Number  of  acres  reserved  for  it 127,761.T5 

confirmed  to  it 127,761.75 

**  *        sold 3,034.00 

Rate  per  acre  sold  for  (average) $6  37 

Received  in  payment — cash $19,254  81 

Number  of  acres  contracted  to  be  sold,  and  not  deeded:— 
None. 

14.  Amount  of  municipal  aid  received: — None. 

Amount  invested  in  the  original  construction  and  stocking,  or 
in  any  new  construction  or  stocking,  of  road  opened  for  use: 

Capital  stock •1,275,'JIO  43 

Earnings  of  road None. 

Municipal  aid None. 

Proceeds  of  sales  of  land None. 

Loans None. 

From  other  sources None. 

Total $1,275,210  43 

Length  of  main  line :  20  miles.  Branches :  The  first  section, 
20  miles  in  length,  of  the  Marquette  and  Ontoniigon  RailrodL 
operated  under  lease. 

Termini:  Eastern  terminus,  Marquette;  western  terminus 
Lake  Michigamme. 

When  road  opened  for  use:  August,  1857. 


RAILROAD   COMPANIES. 


REMARKS. 


The  first  section  ol*  the  Marquette  and  Ontonagon  Railroad. 
spoken  of  aY)oye  as  a  branch,  commences  at  a  point  18  miles 
west  of  Mai-quette,  on  the  main  line  of  the  Bay  De  Noqnet  and 
Marquette  Railroad,  and  forms  with  it  a  continuous  line  fi"om 
Marquette  to  Lake  Michigamme. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, )  ,^ 
CouKTY  OF  Marquette,    (  ^' ' 

Samuel  P.  Ely,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the  Vice 
President  of  tlie  Bay  Dc  Noquet  and  Marquette  Railroad  Com- 
pany, and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  accord- 
ing to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  aud  belief. 

SAMUEL  P.  ELY. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  Ixjforc  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  tliis  29th  day  of  October,  1870, 

JAMES  M.  WILKINSON, 

Xotary  Publir. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  *   ,^ 
CouxTY  OF  Marquette,    )    * ' 

('onielius  Donkeraley,  being  duly  sworn,-  says  that  he  is 
Sui>erintendent  of  the  Bay  De  Noquette  and  Marquette  Rail- 
road Company,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and 
correct,  according  to  the  l)est  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

V.  DONKERSLEY. 

Subscriljcd  and  sworn  to  Ijcfore  nie,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  countv,  this  29th  dav  of  October,  1870. 

JAMES  M.  WILKINSON. 

yot^ry  Public 


ANNUAL    REPORT 


OF   THE 


CHICAGO,  DETROIT  AND  CANADA  GRAND  TRUNK 
JUNCTION  RAILROAD  COMPANY, 

For  the  Eight  Months  ending  August  Sly  1870, 

FUed  October  18,  1870. 


Date  of  Incorporation — March   35,  1858.     Length  of  Line, 

59  Miles. 

termini:  port  iiuron — Detroit  juxction. 


SAMUBL  O.  WARD. 
W.  8.  SriCBR, 


OFFICERS : 
orricBB. 

Trcaearer, 
Superintendent, 


r.  O.  ADDRSS8. 

Orand  Trank  Janctioo. 


10  rOMPILATION. 

4 


REPORT. 


Office  of  C,  D.  4  C.  G.  T.  Junction  K.  R.  Co.,  9 

September  20,  2870.      i 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan: 

The  following  Aunnal  Beport  of  the  Chicago,  Detroit  and 
Canada  Grand  Trunk  Junction  Railroad  Company,  for  eight 
months,  commencing  January  1st  and  ending  August  31sr. 
1870,  is  i-espectfully  submitted: 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company _ $1,095,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  i)aid  in. . .  1,074,736  3S 
*  'L  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands,  con- 
struction of  road,  buildings,  engines,  and 
cars : 3,169,736  35 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

Bonds 1,005,000  00 

Amount  due  the  cor])oration Nil. 

4.  Amount  received  by  the  Gmnd  Trunk  Kail- 

way  for  transportation  of  passengers 123,265  34 

Amount  received  for  transportation  of  prop- 
erty       107.638  :» 

Amount  received  for  transpoi*tation  of  mails 
and  expresses 7,865  40 

5.  Amount  of  freight  of  all  kinds 1 85,005  tonsL 

(},  Amount  paid  by  Grand  Trunk  Railway  for 

repairs  of  way  and  buildings $32,691  64 

Amount  paid  for  engines 48,425  4o 

**        cars 12,862  85 

*'  **        salaries  and  other  working 

expenses 121,654  61 


ii 


*•  «•  »• 


RAILROAD  COMPAKIES.  11 

7.  Numbetr  and  amount  of  dindends : 

Pour  quarterly  dividends  in  the  shape  of  I'ent  paid  in 
England. 

8.  Number  of  engine  houses 2 

"  shops :> 

Number  and  character  of  engines : 

Passenger 4 

Preight T 

Number  and  character  of  cars : 

Pirst-class H 

Baggage,  mail,  and  express <> 

Preight  and  other 80 

0,  Number  of  miles  run  by  passenger  trains 72,16<J 

"        freight  trains 52,320 

other  trains 24,600 

10,  Number  of  men  employed,  and  their  occupation,  viz : 

Station  agents  and  men _ 78 

Conductors  and  brakemen 27 

Mechanics 51) 

Trackmen 66 

Total 230 

11,  Number  of  persons  injured  in  life  or  limb,  and  the  extent 

of  such  injur)-,  viz: — None. 

13.  Has  the  corporation  received  any  land  grant  ? — None. 

14,  Amount  of  municipal  aid  received : — None. 

Amount  invested  in  the  original  construction  and  stocking,  or 
in  any  new  construction  or  stocking,  of  road  opened  for  use : 

Capital  stock _ ..•1,095,000  00 

Fjoans 1,074,736  33 

Total 12,169,736  3^ 

Ijength  of  main  line  and  branches :  59  miles. 
Termini :  Port  Huron  and  Detroit  Junction. 
When  road  opened  for  use :  1860. 


12  COMPILATIOy. 

REMARKS. 

This  road  is  worked  by  the  Grand  Tnink  Bailwaj  ComiianT. 


STATE  OF  NEW  YOEK,  \  ^^ 
County  of  New  York,    \ 

Samuel  6.  Ward,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  Treasurer 
of  the  Chicago,  Detroit  and  Canada  Grand  Trunk  JunctioD 
Railroad  Company,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  troe  and 
-correct,  according  to  the  best  of  his  knowl^ge  and  belief. 

SAMUEL  6.  WARD. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Commissioner  for 
Michigan  in  and  for  said  county,  this  5th  day  of  October,  187l». 

FRANKLIN  A.  WILCOX, 
Commissioner  for  Michigan  in  New  York. 

STATE  OP  NEW  YORK,         \ 
€ouNTY  OF  Erie,  City  of  Buffalo,  f     ' 

William  J.  Spicer,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the  Sn- 
perintendent  of  the  Chicago,  Detroit  and  Canada  Grand  Trunk 
Railroad  Company,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and 
-correct,  according  to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

W.  J.  SPICER 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  mc,  a  Commissioner  for  the 
State  of  Michigan  in  and  for  said  county,  this  10th  day  of 
October,  1870. 

SHELDON  T.  VIELE, 
Commissioner  for  Michigan  in  the  City  of  Btiffalo,  \.  i' 


ANNUAL    REPORT 

OF     THE 

CHICAGO  AND  MICHIGAN  GRAND  TRUNK  RAILWAY 

COMPANY, 

For  the  Eight  Months  ending  August  Sly  1810. 

Filed  Angnst  81.  1870. 


Date  of  lucorporation,  September  8,  1865» 


OFFICERS : 
2IAXE0.                                    orncxs.                                p.  o.  addjuss. 
A.  H.  M0BRI80N,  President.  


EDMUND  SMITH,  Treaanrer,  Paw  Paw,  Mich. 


14  COMPILATION. 


REPORT. 


Officje  of  C.  &  M.  G.  T.  Railway  C6^  ) 
Paw  Paw  J  August  31,  1870.     { 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan  : 

The  following  Animal  Beport  of  the  Chicago  and  Miehig^ 
Grand  Trunk  Bailway  Company,  for  eight  months,  com- 
mencing January  1st  and  ending  August  3l8t,  1870,  is  respect- 
fully submitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company »2o  1,000  W» 

Amount  of  Cajntal  Stock  actually- paid  in,  1865 

and  1866 25,100  00 

.'5.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

For  moneys  borrowed  to  pay  surveys 12,000  W 

10.  Number  of  men  employed,  and  their  occupation,  vii:— 

None. 
13.  lias  the  corporation  received  any  land  grant? — ^No. 
Tjcngth  of  main  line  as  proposed:  250  miles. 
Termini :  Ridgeway  on  east^  Indiana  State  line  on  west 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  \ 
County  of  Yax  Burex,   \  " 

E.  Smith,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  Treasurer  of  tho 

Chicago  and  Michigan  Bailway  Company,  and  that  the  fon*- 

going  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the  best  of  his 

knowlo<lge  and  belief. 

E.  SMITH. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notarv  Public  in  ami 
for  said  county,  this  31st  day  of  August,  1870. 

JOHN  B.  BAKER, 
Xotary  Public  said  Countt^. 


1 


RAILKOAI)  COMPANIES.  15 

«TATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  i 
County  of  BERRiEy,     ( ' " 

A.  H.  Morrison,  being  duly  sworn,  says  tlmt  he  is  President 
of  the  C.  &  M.  G.  T.  Railway  Company,  and  tliat  th(?  foregoing 
report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the  best  of  his  knowl- 
odge  and  belief. 

A.  H.  MORRISON. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
fi>r  said  connty,  this  29th  day  of  Angust,  1870. 

DAMON  A.  WIN8L0AV, 

Notary  Public. 


18  COMPILATION. 


REPORT. 


Office  of  Chicago  &  Mich.  Lake  Shore  R  R.  Co.,  i 

8t.  Joseph,  Mich.y  September  i,  1870,     \ 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan: 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  Chie^o  and  Michigan 
Lake  Shore  Railroad  Company,  for  seven  months,  commcndDg 
February  1st  and  ending  August  Slst,  1870,  is  respectfuIlT 
submitted: 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $4,000,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in-,.      182,200  0(» 

2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands 29,088  61 

"  "  buildings 3,1 14  45 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness: 

•500,000  mortgage  bonds  (sold  for  $400,000)     500,000  00 
Temporary  loans 78,300  Ih 

4.  Amount  received  for  trans]K}rtation  of  pas- 

sengers. -- 11,883  65 

Amount  received  for  transportation  of  prop- 
erty   7,497  43 

Amount  received  for  transportation  of  mails,  668  40 

"             *'        from  other  sources 521  S^** 

5.  Amount  of  freight : 

Products  of  the  forest 3,643  ton«i. 

An  imals 72    *• 

Agricultural  products 685    '• 

Merchandise 786    *• 

Other  articles Ill    " 

6.  Amount  paid  for  engines 116,000  00 

"  "         cars 10,725  00 

buildings-... 3,114  42 

**  •'         salaries 1,400  00 


RAILROAD  COMPAKIES.  19 

T.  Number  and  amount  of  dividends : — None. 

8.  Number  of  engine-houses ^ 

Number  and  character  of  engines : 

First  class,  24  tons 2 

Number  and  character  of  cars : 

Passenger 1 

Mail,  express,  and  baggage 1 

Box 5 

Flat 25 

9.  Number  of  miles  run  by  passenger  trains 9,995 

"  ''  "       freight  trains 9,995 

"        other  trains 10,860 

10.  Number  of  men  employed,  and  their  occnpation,  viz : 

Conductors 2 

Brakemen 2 

Civil  engineers  and  assistants 16 

Mechanical  engineers 3 

Station  men 6 

Carpenters 3 

Blacksmiths 2 

Clerk 1 

Contractors ^-      3 

Laborers,  most  of  whom  are  employed  in  construcfn,  600 

11.  Number  of  persons  injured  in  life  or  limb,  and  the  cause 

of  such  injury,  viz:— None. 

12.  Whether  any  accidents  have  arisen  from  carelessness  or 

negligence  of  any  person  in  the  employment  of  the  cor- 
poration ? — No. 

13.  Has  the  corporation  received  any  land  grant? — No. 

14.  Amount  of  municipal  aid  received: 

Township  of  St.  Joseph— bonds $42,000  00 

Collected  as  cash  of  municipality,  $4,000 ; 

balance  hypothecated. 

Township  of  Lincoln— bonds 13,600  00 

All  hypothecated. 

t 


30  COMPILATIOX. 


Township  of  Lake— bonds .$13,500  0) 

Bonds  sold  for  $12,100. 

Township  of  Chickaming — bonds 1 1,500  00 

All  hypothecated. 

Township  of  New  Buffalo— bonds 13,000  <K» 

All  hypothecated. 
Conditions  of  aid: — Above  bonds  were  all  donated  under 

Act  of  18^9. 
N.  B. — There  was  sold  of  Lake  township  bonds  at  par. 
$0,500 ;  at  80c,  $7,000.    The  other  township  bonds  were 
hypothecated  for  moneys  to  aid  in  construction. 
Amount  invested  in  the  original  construction  and  stocking,  or 
in  any  new  construction  or  stocking,  of  road  opened  for 
use  and  in  process  of  construction : 

Capital  stock _ $182,200  00 

Earnings  of  road 20,571  33 

Municipal  aid 16,100  00 

Loans  (proceeds  of  first  mortgage  bonds).. .  400,000  00 
From  other  sources 78,309  75 

Total $697,181  OS 

$440,000  of  which  was  expended  in  constructing  the  27i 
miles  in  operation ;  the  balance  expended  in  constructing 
that  part  of  the  road  not  in  operation. 
Length  of  main  line:  120  miles. 
Termini :  New  Buffalo  and  Muskegon. 
When  road  opened  for  use:  A  part  of  the  line,  27^  miles, 
was  opened  for  use  February  2,  1870. 

REMARKS. 

There  will  be  opened  for  use,  about  the  1st  of  March,  the 
entire  line  from  JS'ew  Buffalo  to  Muskegon.  But  27^  miles  are 
as  yet  operated.  Thirty-five  miles  more  are  graded  and  about 
ready  for  the  iron.  A  large  force  of  men  is  placed  on  the  un- 
finished portion,  so  as  to  complete  it  ready  for  business  at  the 
time  above  set  forth. 


KAILBOAl)   COMPANIES.  21 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  I  ^^ 
County  op  Berrien,      ( 

Win,  E.  Morrison,  being  duly  sworn.  Bays  that  he  is  the  As- 
Bifitant  Treasurer  of  the  Chicago  and  Michigan  Lake  Shore 
Railroad  Company,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and 
oorroct,  according  to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

WM.  R.  MORRISON. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  Ist  day  of  September,  1870. 

D.  A.  WINSLOW, 
%  Notary  Public, 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  ( 
County  op  Berrien,      (  ^• 

A.  U.  Morrison,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  President 
of  the  Chicago  and  Michigan  Lake  Shore  Railroad  Company, 
and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to 
the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

A  H.  MORRISON. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county:  this  Ist  day  of  September,  1870. 

D.  A.  WINSLOW, 
Notary  Public. 


ANNUAL    REPORT 


OF   THE 


DETROIT,    HILLSDALE    AND    INDIANA   RAILROAD 

COMPANY, 

For  the  Eight  Months  ending  August  SI,  1870. 

Filed  September  80,  1870. 


Incorporftted  February  3, 1869.    Length  of  Main  Line,  60  miles. 


termini:    HILLSDALE  AND  TP8ILANTI. 


NAMES. 


OFFICERS : 

OFFICES. 


HBNRY  WALDBON,  President, 

KLI  VAN  VALKENBURGH.  Treasurer, 


p.  O.  ADDBB88. 


24  COMPILATION. 


REPORT. 


Office  op  Detroit,  Hillsdale  &  Iij^diana  R-  B.  Co.,  i 

HilMaky  Septmber  29,  1870.     s 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan : 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  Detroit,  HUlsdale  and 
Indiana  Railroad  Company,  for  eight  months,  commencing 
January  Ist  and  ending  August  31st,  1870,  is  regpectftillT 
submitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Comi)any ^800,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in 198,161  00 

2.  Amount  exjx^nded  for  purchase  of  lands 52,300  00 

construction  of  road---  476,216  TO 
engines  and  cars 12,000  00 

^.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

Due  contractors 24,177  87 

Bills  payable ...  107,000  00 

Mortgage  bonds 219,000  00 

Due  for  ties,  bolts,  spikes,  fish-plates,  etc, 2,000  00 

Amount  due  the  corporation 1 03,300  00 

4.  Amount  received  for  transportation  of  pas- 
sengers   644  83 

6.  Amount  paid  for  salaries '. 5,000  00 

8.  Number  and  character  of  cars : 

Plat... 20 

9.  Number  of  miles  run  by  all  trains 500 

12.  Whether  any  accidents  have  arisen  from  carelessness  or 

negligence  of  any  person  in  the  employment  of  the  cor- 
poration ? — None. 

13.  Ha6  the  corporation  received  any  land  grant? — Not  anT. 


RAILROAD  COMVAXIES.  25 

14.  Amount  of  municipal  aid  received : 

City  of  Hillsdale— bonds $60,000  00 

Township  of  Adams,  Hillsdale  Co.— bonds...  16,000  00 
Township  of  Somerset,  Hillsdale  Co.— bonds.  20,000  00 
Township  of  Brooklyn,  Jackson  Co. — bonds. .  20,000  00 
Township  of  Manchester,  Washtenaw   Co. — 

bonds 50,006  00 

Township  of  Saline,  Waehtenaw  Co. — bonds..  18,000  00 

City  of  Ypsilanti 50,000  00 

Tlie  above  bonds  were  all  voted,  but  not  delivered. 

Amount  invested  in  the  original  construction  and  stocking,  or 
in  any  new  construction  or  stocking,  of  road  opened  for  use : 

Capital  stock tlOSjiei  00 

Earnings  of  road 644  85 

Tx)ans  (including  mortgage  bonds) 291,150  00 

Total 1489,955  85 

Length  of  main  line:  Sixty  miles. 
Termini :  Hillsdale  and  Ypsilanti. 
When  road  opened  for  use :  Not  yet  open. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, ) 
CouKTY  OF  Hillsdale,    f 

Eli  Van  Valkenburgh,  lx?ing  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the 
Treasurer  of  the  Detroit,  Hillsdale  and  Indiana  Railroad 
Company,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct, 
according  to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

E.  VAN  VALKENBURGH. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 

for  said  county,  this  29th  day  of  September,  1870. 

L  K.  FISHER, 

Notary  Public. 
4 


'ZQ  COMPILATION. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  ( 
County  of  Hillsdale,    )    ' ' 

Henry  Waldron,  being  duly  swoni,  says  that  he  is  President    i 
of  the  Detroit,  Hillsdale  and  Indiana  Railroad  Company,  and 
that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the 
l)est  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

HENRY  AVALDRON. 

Subscril^ed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  anJ 
for  said  county,  this  29th  day  of  September,  1870. 

L  K.  FISHER, 
Xoiary  Public, 


ANNUAL    REPORT 


OF  THK 


DETROIT  AND  HOWELL  RAILROAD  COMPANY, 


For  the  Eight  Months  ending  August  31^  1810, 


Filed  September  80,  1970. 


Date  of  Incorporation,  September  21,  1864.    Tjength  of  eon 

templated  Road,  52  miles. 

TBEMIKI:    DETROIT  AND  HOWELL, 


NAMES. 

WILLIAM  B.  WESSON, 

WM.  Mcpherson. 


OFFICERS 

OFriccs. 

Preflldcnt. 
TreaBurcr, 


r.  O.  AUDSXSB. 


HowcU,  Mich. 


*lh  OCMPILATIOX. 


R  EPORT. 


Office  of  Detroit  &  Howell  Hailkoad  Co^  ^ 

Detroit,  September  8,  1810.     \ 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan : 

The  following  Annual  Eeport  of  the  Detroit  and  Howell 
Railroad  Company,  for  eight  months,  commencing  Jannai; 
1st  and  ending  August  Slst,  1870,  is  respectfully  submitted: 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $400^000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in 187,079  59 

2.  Amount  exi)ended  for  purchase  of  lands 10,245  28 

"  '*  construction  of  road 37,047  64 

^3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

For  station  grounds  at  Detroit,  s(»cured  by 

mortgage  on  the  same 25,000  00 

Am't  due  the  corporation  on  un{)aid  stock..  208,805  10 

G.  Amount  paid  for  salaries 666  67 

10.  Number  of  men  employed,  and  their  occupation.  Tii:— 
None. 
Length' of  main  line:  52  miles. 
Termini :  Detroit  and  Howell. 
When  road  ojwned  for  use :  Unopened. 

REMARKS. 

This  Company  has  become  consolidated  with  the  Howell  and 
Lansing  Bailroad  Company,  such  consolidation  taking  effect 
from  and  after  the  7th  day  of  April,  1870.  Hence  this  report 
only  covers  the  time  from  January  1st  to  that  date.  The  nev 
Company  takes  the  title  of  Detroit,  Howell  and  Lansing  Rail- 
road Company. 

Since  the  oflScers  of  the  Detroit  and  Howell  Company  haTo 


RAILROAD  COMPANIES.  3J) 

ceased  to  be  such,  this  report  is  made  up  from  the  records  of 
that  company  by  the^bfficers  of  the  succeeding  company. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  I 
County  of  Livingston,    \     ' 

William  McPherson,  being  duly  sworn,  says'  that  he  is  the 
Treasurer  of  the  Detroit,  Howell  and  Lansing  Railroad  Com- 
pany, and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  accord- 
ing to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

WILLIAM  Mcpherson. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  28th  day  of  September,  1870. 

H.  T.  BROWNING, 
Notary  Public,  Livingston  Co.^  Mich. 

STATE  OP  MICHIGAN,  ( 
County  of  Wayne,      i     * 

William  B.  Wesson,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  Presi- 
dent of  the  Detroit,  Howell  and  Lansing  Railroad  Company, 
and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according 
to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief, 

WILLIAM  B.  WESSON. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  36th  day  of  September,  1870. 

ALEX.  McLANE, 
Notary  Public ,  Wayne  Co,,  Mich. 


ANNUAL  REPORT 


OF    THE 


DETROIT,  HOWELL  AND  LANSING   RAILROAD 

COMPANY, 

For  the  Eight  Months  ending  August  31  y  1870. 

Filed  September  80,  IdTO. 


Incorporated  April  11, 1870,  by  consolidation  of  Detroit  and 

Howell  with  Howell  and  Lansing  Company. 

Length  of  Main  Line,  84  miles. 

termini:    DETROIT  and  LAKSINO. 


MAJCBS. 

WILLIAH  B.  WE880X. 
WM.  MoPHEBSON, 


OFFICERS : 

OFFICKB. 

Preflident, 
Trcaaaror* 


p.  O.   ADDBXB8. 


33  COMPILATION. 


RE  PORT. 


Office  of  Detroit,  Howell  &  Laxsixg  K.  R.  Co^  * 

Deiroity  September  8,  1870.     \ 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan: 

The  following  Annual  R<?port  of  the  Detroit,  Howell  iuid 
Lansing  Railroad  Company,  for  eight  month a^  commencing 
January  1st  and  ending  August  31st,  1870,  is  respectfully 
suhmitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $700,000  (M* 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in 188,993  W 

2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands 10,245  28 

"  **  construction  of  road..       37,047  64 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

For  station  grounds  at  Detroit  (secured  by 

mortgage  on  the  same) :25,000  W 

Amount  due  the  corporation  on  un|)aid  stock,  481,007  96 
10.  Number  of  men  employed,  and  their  occupation,  vii:— 
None. 
Length  of  main  line :  84  miles. 
Termini :  Detroit  and  Lansing. 
When  road  opened  for  use :  Unopened. 

REMARKS. 

This  company  is  the  result  of  a  consolidation  of  the  Detroit 
and  Howell  Railroad  Company  with  the  Howell  and  Lansing 
Railroad  Company,  such  consolidation  taking  effect  from  and 
after  April  7th,  1870.  Hence  this  report  only  covers  the  tim** 
elapsed  since  that  date. 


KAILROAD  COMPANIES.  33 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  { 
County  op  Livingston,   ) 

William  McPherson,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the 
Treasurer  of  the  Detroit,  Howell  and  Lansing  Bailroad  Com- 
pany, and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  accord- 
ing to  the  Ijest  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

WILLIAM  Mcpherson. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  28th  day  of  September,  1870. 

H.  T.  BROWNING, 
Notary  PubKcy  Livingston  Co.,  Mich. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, )  , 
County  op  Wayne,      \ 

William  B.  Wesson,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  Presi- 
dent of  the  Detroit,  Howell  and  Lansing  Railroad  Company, 
and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to 
the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

WILLIAM  B.  WESSON. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  26th  day  of  September,  1870. 

ALEX.  McLANE, 
Notary  Public,  Wayne  Co.,  Mich. 
5 


ANNUAL    REPORT 

OF    THE 

DETROIT  AND  MILAVAUKEE  RAILROAD  COMPANY, 

For  the  Eight  Moyiths  endhig  August  SI,  1870, 

Plied  October  13,  1S70. 


Date  of  Incori)oratioii :  Successor  to  the  Detroit  and  Pontiac 

and  the  Oakland  and  Ottawa  Railroad  Companies, — 

Act  No.  140,  1855.    Length  of  Main 

Line,  189  miles. 

TKKMIN'l:   DETROIT, — GRAND  HAVEX,  MICH., — MILWAUKEE,  WIS. 


OPFICERS : 

NAXED.  OVFICBS.  I>.  O.  ADDBESS. 

THOMAS  BELL,  General  Superintendent.  Detroit,  Mich. 

JAMES  H,  MUIR,  Secretary, 


36  COMPILATIOX. 


REPORT. 


Office  of  Detroit  &  Milwaukee  Railroad  Co.,  ^ 

Detroit,  October  11,  1870.     \ 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan : 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  Detroit  and  Milwaaketr 
Railroad  Company,  for  eight  mouths,  commencing  Januar?  Ist 
and  ending  August  Slst,  1870,  is  resjiectfully  submitted: 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  'Company $2,547,350  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in..    2^547,350  00 

2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands,  con- 

struction of  road,  buildings,  engines,  and 

cai*s  (being  total  cost  of  line,  etc.) 1 1,572,513  34 

:3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

Interest  on  lx>nds,  uncalled  for 68,895  64 

Preference  share  dividend,  uncalled  for...  69,658  ?5 

Sundry  accounts,  uncalled  for 161,500  44 

Bills  payable 73,430  00 

Amount  due  the  corporation _.  182,455  S3 

4.  Amount  received  for  transportation  of  pas- 

sengers  - - 409,119  13 

Amount  received  for  transportation  of  prop- 
erty  -- 464,638  W 

Amount  received  for  transportation  of  maili<, 

express,  etc '^7,733  06 

Amount  received  from  other  sources 3,255  43 

5.  Amount  of  freight: 

Lumber 57,890  ton*. 

Staves 17,350    *• 

Number  of  animals —        9,883 


1 


KAILKOAD   COMPANIES.  37 

Vegetable  food  (potatoes) 2,653  tons. 

Grain 17,173    « 

Merchandise,  etc.  (not  elsewhere  given)..  79,226    " 

Flour 233,246  bbls. 

Pork  and  beef 24,807    " 

Salt 8,849    " 

Apples 8,696    " 

#J.  Amount  paid  for  repairs  and  renewals $201,075  79 

"        engines 6,260  94 

*•             "        cars 1,613  81 

*'        buildings 6,694  38 

''        salaries  and  wages 391 ,347  38 

7.  Number  and  amount  of  dividends: — None. 

8.  Number  of  engine  houses. 6 

*'              shops 2 

Number  and  character  of  engines,  34,  viz : 

Passenger 14 

Freight 16 

Shunting .v v  4 

Number  and  character  of  cars,  578,  viz : 

First-class  passenger _ _  80 

Postoffice  and  baggage 19 

Emigrant 9 

Box  and  cattle _ 331 

Flat  or  platform _..  187 

Wood  train  boarding 1 

Auxiliary 1 

9.  Number  of  miles  run  by  passenger  trains 181,025 

freight           "     192,650 

other              "     81,182 

10;  Numl)er  of  men  employed,  and  their  occupation 
(taking  August,  1870),  viz : 

OflBcers  and  clerks  at  head  offices 27 

Agents  and  clerks  at  stations 75 

Warehousemen,  porters,  and  watchmen 211 


U  ii  *i 

ii  ti  a 


38  COMPILATION. 

Switch,  signal,  and  police  men ii 

In  wood  department _ ^ 

In  telegraph  department _ 33 

Conductors 21 

Train  baggagemen _- ^ 

Brakcmen 36 

In  locomotive  and  car  departments 325 

In  track  department _ 475 

Total i;^41 

11.  Number  of  persons  injured  in  life  or  limb,  and  the  cause 

of  such  injury,  viz : 

Alexander  Graham,  brakeman,  killed ;  fell  off  freight  ear 
near  Pontiac. 

Andreas  Halland,  emigrant  boy,  fell  off  steps  of  coach 
at  Coopersville,  and  got  leg  crushed ;  leg  amputated. 

R.  Lyon,  killed ;  in  stealing  a  ride  from  Detroit  to  Junc- 
tion, jumped  off  and  fell  under  cars. 

12.  Whether  any  accidents  have  arisen  from  carelessness  or 

negligence  of  any  person  in  the  employment  of  the  cor- 
poration ? — ^None. 

13.  Has  the  corporation  received  any  land  grant  ? — Na 
Amount  invested  in  the  original  construction  and  stocking,  or 

in  any  new  construction  or  stocking,  of  road  opened  for  uee: 

Capital  stock $2,547,350  00 

Earnings  of  road 2,253,115  49 

Loans 6,880,047  75 

Total. $11,680,513  24 

Length  of  main  line:  189  miles.    Branches:  None. 

Termini:  Detroit  and  Grand  Haven,  with  connection  be- 
tween the  latter  terminus  and  Milwaukee  by  propellers  (85 
miles). 

When  road  opened  for  use:   Through,  22d  November,  185S. 


RAILROAD   COMPANIES.  39 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, ) 

CODKTY  OF  WaYKE,         f       " 

James  H.  Muir,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  tte  Secre- 
tary of  the  Detroit  and  Milwaukee  Bailroad  Company,  and 
that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the 
best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

JAMES  H.  MUIR. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  11th  day  of  October,  1870. 

CHARLES  RAINES. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  ( 
County  of  Wayne,      j     ' 

Thomas  Bell,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  General 
Superintendent  of  the  Detroit  and  Milwaukee  Railroad  Com- 
pany, and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  accord- 
ing to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

THOMAS  BELL, 

» 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  11th  day  of  October,  1870. 

CHARLES  BAINES. 


ANNUAL    KEPORT 


OF     TUK 


DETROIT,  MONROE  &  TOLEDO  RAILROAD  COMPANY, 
For  the  Eight  Months  ending  Angvst  SI,  1870. 

Filed  November  6.  18X0. 


Date  of  Incorporation,  April  26, 1855.    Length  of  Main  Line, 
65  miles,— 59.12  of  D.,  M.  &  T.  R  R.,  and  6 

on  other  roads. 

TRRMIXI :   DETROIT,  MICH. — ^TOLKDO,  OHIO. 


OFFICERS : 

XAMKS.  OrriCBfl.  Y.  O.  AimHEM. 

C  P.  LBLAKD,  Rocretery  and  Treasoror,  Cleretend,  Ohio. 

<?HA8.  F.  HATCH.  Superintendent, 


42  COMPILATION. 


REPORT. 


Office  of  Detroit,  Mokroe  &  Toledo  R.  R.  Co.,  i 

Cleveland,  October  26,  1870.      \ 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan : 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  Detroit,  Monroe  and 
Toledo  Railroad  Company,  for  eight  months,  commencing 
January  1st  and  ending  August  31st,  1870,  is  respectfullv 
submitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company I    4U,100  OO 

Amoimt  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in 414,100  0(» 

'Z,  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands,  con- 
struction of  road,  and  buildings.. 1,291,968  13 

Amount  expended  for  engines  and  cars Nothing. 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

First  mortgage  7  %  bonds 924,000  W 

Length  of  main  line :  65  miles. 

Termini :  Detroit,  Mich. — Toledo,  Ohio.  ■ 

REMARKS. 

Tht  Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  Southern  Railway  Company 
owns  1412,600  of  the  1414,100  capital  stock  of  this  Company. 
consequently  operates  it  as  a  part  of  its  own  road.  Questions 
4  to  12,  inclusive,  are  included  in  the  report  of  the  Lake  Shore 
and  Michigan  Southern  Railway  Company. 

STATE  OF  OHIO,     \  ^ 
County  of  Cuyahoga,  ) 

C.  P.  Leland,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the  Secretarj 
and  Treasurer  of  the  Detroit,  Monroe  and  Toledo  Railroad 


RAILROAD   COMPANIES.  43 

Company,  iiud  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct, 
according  to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

C.  P.  LELAND. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  Ist  day  of  November,  1870. 

WM.  CROWELL, 
Notary  Public^ 

I 

STATE  OP  OHIO,     [  ^^ 
County  of  Cuyahoga,  ) 

Charles  F.  Hatch,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  General 
Superintendent  of  the  Detroit,  Monroe  and  Toledo  Railroad 
Company,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,, 
according  to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

CHAS.  F.  HATCH. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  1st  day  of  November,  1870. 

WM.  CROWELL, 
Notary  Puilic. 


ANNUAL    REPORT 

OF  THE 

(}RAND    RAPIDS,   NEWAYGO   AND   LAKE   SHORE 

RAILROAD  COMPANY, 

For  the  Eight  Months  ending  August  SI,  1870, 

KUed  September  29,  18T0. 


Incor{)oratcd  September  11,  1869.     Jjength  of  Main  Line,  80 

miles. 

TBRMINI:    GKAND   RAPII>S    AND    PENTWATEB,   OR  80ME  OTHRR 

POINT  ON  OB  NEAR  THE  LAKE. 


OFFICERS 


XAMB0.  OrriCBS.  p.  O.  ADDBSM. 


K.  p.  FULLER,  Trcaaarer, 

DAVID  P.  CLAY.  Acting  Saperintendent. 


46  COMPILATION. 


REPORT. 


Office  of  G.  R.,  N.  &  L.  S.  R  R.  Co^  j 

September  24, 1870.     ( 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan  : 

The  following  Annual  Eeport  of  the  Oi*and  Bapids,  Newaygo 
and  Lake  Shore  Bailroad  Company,  for  eight  months,  com- 
mencing January  1st  and  ending  August  31st,  1870,  is  respect* 
fully  submitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $1,000,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in. . .         4,084  87 

'Z,  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands None 

"  "  construction  of  road--  None. 

"  '•  buildings Xonc. 

^'  **  engines  and  cars None. 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness None. 

11.  Number  of  persons  injured  in  life  or  limb,  and  the  i^ausi- 
of  such  injury,  viz: — None. 
Length  of  main  line:  Eighty  miles  (estimated). 
Termini:  Grand  Rapids  and  Pentwater,  or  some  point  on  or 
near  the  lake. 

When  road  opened  for  use:  Nothing  done  towards  the  cou- 
struction  of  the  road  by  the  (-ompany. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  \  ^^ 
County  of  Kent,        ( 

E.  P.  Fuller,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  Treasurer  of 

the  Grand  Bapids,  Newaygo  and  Lake  Shore  Railroad  Comiiany, 

and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to 

the  beat  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

E.  P.  I-TLLER 


RAILROAD  COMPANIES.  47 

Subscribed  and  swoni  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  26th  day  of  September,  1870. 

SAMUEL  K  FULLER, 
Notary  Public  in  and  for  Kent  Co,,  Mich, 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  ( 
County  of  Kent,        f 

David  P.  Clay,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  Acting  Su- 
jierintendent  of  the  Grand  Rapids,  Newaygo  and  Lake  Shore 
Bailroad  Company,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and 
correct,  according  to  the  best  of  liis  knowledge  and  belief. 

DAVID  P.  CLAY. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  26th  day  of  September,  1870. 

SAMUEL  L.  FULLER, 
Xotary  Public  in  and  for  Kent  Co,,  Mich, 


ANNUAL    REPORT 


OF  THB 


ORAND  RAPIDS  AND  INDIANA  RAILROAD  CO., 
For  the  Year  ending  December  SI,  1869, 

Filed  D<H^mber  17.  1^(70. 


Date  of  lucorpurution,  September  1, 1855.    Length  of  Main 

Line^  352  miles.    First  Section,  20  miles,  opened  for 

use  December  23,  1867.    Second  Section. 

20  miles,  opened  for  nse  June 

21,  1869. 

7K&MIN1:     FORT    WAYNE,    IND. — STBA1T8   OF  MACKINAC,  MICH. 


OFFICERS  : 

XAMJI8.  OVnCM.  r.  O.  AUDBflM. 

J06BFH  K.  BDOSRTON  President.  Fort  Wftjme,  Ind. 

JOHK  M.  GODOWN,  TrcMwer. 

t 


50  COMPILATION. 


REPORT 


Office  of  (Jrand  Rapids  &  Indiana  K.  R  Co.,  i 

December  IS,  1870.     i 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan  : 

The  following  Annual  Beport  of  the  Grand  Bapids  and 
Indiana  Bailroad  Company,  for  the  year  ending  December 
31, 1869,  is  respectfully  submitted.: 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $2,800,000  Of> 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in . . .      724.325  W 

it.  Amount  expended  for  purchase 

of  lands  by  Company $49,068  81 

Amount  expended  for  purchase 

of  lands  by  Beceiver 45,651  08 

04.719  S9 

Amount  expended  for  construc- 
tion of  road  by  Company 1,524,736  58 

Amount  expended  for  construc- 
tion of  road  by  Beceiver 465,676  51 

1,990,413  ^ 

Amount  expended  for  buildings 

by  Company 5,510  71 

Amount  expended  for  buildings 

byEeceiver 3,576  12 

0,086  SS 

Amount  expended  for  engines 

and  cars  by  Company 48,960  77 

Amount  expended  for  engines 

and  cars  bv  Beceiver 1,225  73 

50.186  50 


RAILROAD  COMPANIES.  *  51 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

Bonds  of  January  2, 1860,  sold $165,000  00 

Interest  overdue  (estimated) 23,600  00 

Obligations  for  bonds . . .  - 582,000  00 

Floating  (estimated) 1,000,000  00 

Bonds  of  July  1,  1861,  liability  claimed — 
not  admitted  nor  adjusted. 

4.  Amount  received  for  transportation  of  pas- 

sengers         29,126  75 

Amount  received  for  transportation  of  prop- 
erty         52,714  91 

Amount  received  from  otker  sources 6,819  61 

5.  Amount  of  freight : 

Lumber  (8,283,000  feet) 12,237  tons. 

Shingles  (51,255,000) 8,869    " 

Other  products  of  the  forest 3,023    " 

Animals  and  their  products 474    ** 

Vegetable  food 2,164    " 

Other  agricultural  products 1,734    " 

Manufactures 674    " 

Merchandise 1,761    " 

Other  articles 960    " 

Plaster 576    " 

6.  Amount  paid  for  repairs  of  track 1 14,253  90 

«  «  ''       engines 2,746  98 

"        cars 1,467  77 

"  "        buildings---. ...  952  25 

«  "        salaries 12,203  74 

8.  Number  and  character  of  engines : 

Outside  connecting __ 2 

Inside  "         1 

Number  and  character  of  ears : 

Passenger _ , 2 

Baggage _ _ 1 

Caboose _ 1 


c«  <*  « 


52  CCMPILATIOir. 

Flat - 4» 

B|OX 16 

0.  Namher.of  miles  run  by  passenger  trains _   5,680 

«     mixed  "     17,760 

oonstrnction  "     12,761 

10.  Number  of  men  employed^  and  their  occnpation,  tiz: 

General  ofiScers - .- _ 2 

Station  agents  and  clerks 13 

Conductors • 2 

Enginemen 3 

Firemen 3 

Wipers 3 

Baggage-masters 2 

Brakemen - _..      5 

Pumpmen 3 

Oar  greaser 1 

Carpenters 6 

Blacksmith: _ 1 

Track  foreman 1 

Section  foremen - 6 

Section  laborers 33 

11.  Number  of  persons  injured  in  life  or  limb,  and  the  caste 

of  such  injury,  viz : 

Wednesday,  September  6,  1869,  Ira  Wallace  killed  h} 
being  struck  by  a  bridge  while  riding  upon  the  roof  of  s 
passenger  coach,  without  the  knowledge  of  the  conductor 
and  against  the  printed  regulations  of  the  Company. 
1'2,  Whether  any  accidents  have  arisen  from  carelesaneos  or 
negligence  of  any  person  in  the  employment  of  the  cor- 
poration ? — ^No. 
13.  Has  the  corporation  received  any  land  grant? — ^Yes. 

Under  what  law? — Acts  of  Congress,  June  3,  1856,  and 
June  7. 1864. 

Number  of  acres  reserved  for  it ..l|160,382.6i> 

**  confirmed  to  it 631JBMu10 


RAILBOAD  COMPANIES.  oB 

"'  Number  of  acres  sold 720.00 

Bate  per  acre  sold  for  (average) $10  86 

Beceiyed  in  payment— cash $7,820  00 

Number  of  acres  contracted  to  be  sold,  and  not 

deeded 1,000 

Bate  per  acre  contracted  to  be  paid  (average)..         $10  62 

Amount  received  upon  the  contracts $3,214  00 

14.  Amount  of  municipal  aid  received: 

City  of  Fort  Wayne,  Ind.— bonds $101,600  00 

Bonds  sold  for  $76,153.20. 

Commission  paid  to  Winslow,  Lanier  &  Co. 

Conditions  of  aid :  Geni  Law  of  Indiana. 

City  of  Grand  Bapids,  Mich.— bonds 100,000  00 

Bonds  sold  for  $85,379.14. 

Commission  paid  to  Winslow,  Lanier  &  Co. 

on  $39,000. 
Conditions  of  aid:  Act  of  Feb.  5, 1864. 

City  of  Kendallville,  Ind.— bonds 83^000  00 

Paid  out  at  par  on  construction. 
Conditions  of  aid:  Gen'l  Law  of  Indiana. 
Town  of  Sturgis,  St  Joseph  Co.,  Mich. — 

bonds. 20^00  00. 

Paid  out  at  par  on  construction. 
Conditions  of  aid :  Act  of  Feb.  6, 1864. 
Town  of  Mendon,  St  Joseph  Co.,  Mich. — 

bonds 25,000  OO' 

Paid  out  at  par  on  construction. 
Conditions  of  aid:  Act  of  Feb.  5, 1864. 
Town  of  Nottawa,  St  Joseph  Co.,  Mich. — 

bonds 15.000  00 

Paid  out  at  par  on  construction. 
Conditions  of  aid :  Act  of  Feb.  5, 1864. 
Town  of  Sherman,  St  Joseph  Co.,  Mich. — 

bonds (1,000  00 

Paid  out  at  par  on  construction. 
Conditions  of  aid :  Act  of  Feb.  5, 18C4. 


u 


54  COMPILATIOX. 

Town  of  Brady,   Kalamazoo  Co.,   Mich. — 
bonds tlOjOOO  » 

Paid  out  at  par  on  construction. 

Conditions  of  aid :  Act  of  Feb.  5,  1864. 
Town  of  Algoma,  Kent  Co.,  Mich. — ^bondis..      6,000  00 

Paid  out  at  par  on  construction. 

Conditions  of  aid :  Act  of  Feb.  o,  1864. 
Town  of  Nelson,  Kent  Co.,  Mich. — bonds. .        5,000  00 

Paid  out  at  par  on  construction. 

Conditions  of  aid:  Act  of  Feb.  5,  1869. 
Town  of  Solon^Kent  Co.,  Mich. — ^bonds 5,000  00 

Paid  out  at  par  on  construction. 

Conditions  of  aid:  Act  of  Feb.  5,  1869. 
Town  of  Pierson,  Mecosta  Co.,  Mich. — bonds      6,000  00 

Paid  out  at  par  on  construction. 

Conditions  of  aid :  Act  of  Feb.  5, 1869. 


Total  amount  of  bonds  received 1382,500  00 

Capital  stock,  1382,500,  w  as  issued  for  the  above  bonds,  but 
the  townships  of  Sherman  and  Nottawa  subsequently  returned 
their  certificates,  amounting  to  $21,000. 

Length  of  main  line :  352  miles.    Branches :  None. 

Termini:  Fort  Wayne,  Indiana,  and  Straits  of  Mackinac. 
Michigan. 

When  road  opened  for  use:  First  section  of  twenty  mil€« 
north  from  Grand  Eapids,  December  23, 186? ;  second  section 
of  twenty  miles  opened  June  21,  1869. 

REMARKS. 

Jesse  L.  Williams  was  appointed  Beceiver  of  the  Grand 
Bapids  and  Indiana  Bailroad  Company,  January  19, 1869,  by 
an  order  of  the  United  States  Circuit  Court  for  the  Western 
District  of  Michigan,  and  a  like  appointment  was  soon  after 
made  by  the  United  States  Circuit  Court  for  the  District  of 
Indiana,  and  the  construction  and  operation  of  the  road  for 
the  remainder  of  the  year  1869  was  under  the  Receiver. 


RAILBOAD  COMPANIES.  55 

Ou  the  1st  of  May,  1869,  the  Company  entered  into  a  con- 
tract with  the  Continental  Improvement  Company,  securing 
the  construction  and  equipment  as  a  first-class  railroad  of  the 
Grand  Rapids  and  Indiana  Bailroad  from  Fort  Wayne  to  Little 
Trayerse  Bay,  a  distance  of  320  miles,  which  contract  was  put 
into  operation  during  the  year  1869,  and  was  carried  on  with 
the  co-operation  of  the  Bailroad  Company  and  the  Receiver. 

STATE  OF  INDIANA,  (  ^^ 
County  of  Allen,     ( 

John  M.  Godown,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the 
Treasurer  of  the  Grand  Rapids  and  Indiana  Railroad  Company, 
and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to 
the  hest  of  his  knowledge tind  belief. 

JOHN  M.  GODOWN. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  15th  day  of  December,  1870. 

DAVID  P.  WHITE, 
Xotary  Public. 

STATE  OF  INDIANA,  { 
County  of  Allen,     \     ' 

Joseph  E.  Edgertou,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  Presi- 
dent of  the  Grand  Rapids  and  Indiana  Railroad  Company,  and 
that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the 
liest  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

JOSEPH  K.  EDGERTON. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  15th  day  of  December,  1870. 

DAVID  P.  WHITE, 

Xotary  Public. 


58  COMPILATION. 


REPORT. 


Office  of  He^la  &  Tokch  Lake  R.  E.  Co.,  i 
Calumety  Mich.^  August  31,  1870.     \ 

To  the  Auditor  Qeneral  of  the  State  of  Michigan : 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  Hecla  and  Torch  Lake 
Railroad  Company,  for  eight  months^  commencing  Janaaiy  1st 
4ind  ending  August  31st,  1870,  is  respectfully  submitted: 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $150,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actuaUy  paid  in 100,000  0(» 

:l.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands 200  00 

'*                 **           construction  of  road --_  143,000  00 
*•  '•  engines  and  cars 47,715  00 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness  : 

Hecla  Mining  Co.  advances  to  date 73,060  93 

4.  Am't  received  for  transportation  of  proj^rty. .     23,836  09 
•T).  Amount  of  freight : 

Sawed  lumber 2,192  touN 


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k. 


Square  and  round  timber 722    " 

Merchandise 1,043    *' 

Machinery 167 

Copper  rock 66^20 

■^  Amount  paid  for  repairs $5,616  1^ 

cars 1,000  00 

salaries 17,210  97 

Amount  paid  for  salaries  includes  all  wages  paid  persoix 
having  connection  with  the  road. 

7.  Number  and  amount  of  dividends None. 

-8.  Number  of  engine-houses None, 

"  shops None 


60  COMPILATION. 

KEMABKB. 

Locomotives  arc  housed  in  the  Hecla  Mining  Oompiuijf 
machine  shop.  The  depot  buildings  and  shops  neceasary  ti> 
the  working, of  the  Railroad  are  famished  by  the  Hecla  and 
Calumet  Mining  Companies.  This  road  operates  an  incline 
seven-eighths  of  one  mile  in  length,  and  in  connection  oaes  a 
tug  and  three  scows  between  Torch  Lake  and  Honghton,  the 
incline,  tug,  and  scows  belonging  to  Hecla  Mining  Companv^ 
of  whom  they  are  rented. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  ( 
County  of  Houghton,    f 

T.  W.  Buzzo,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the  Treasnrer 
of  the  Hecla  and  Torch  Lake  Bailroad  Company,  and  that  the 
foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the  best  of 
liis  knowledge  and  belief. 

T.  W.  BUZZO. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  14th  day  of  October,  1870. 

F.  G.  WHITE, 
Notary  Pnhlic. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  /  ,^ 
County  of  Houghtok,    j  '^^* 

Will  A.  Childs,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  Acting 
Superintendent  of  the  Hecla  and  Torch  Lake  Bailroad  Com> 
pany,  and  that  the  foregoing  rei)ort  is  true  and  correct,  accord- 
ing to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

WILL  A.  CHILDS. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  befoi^e  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  wild  (?ountv.  thip  14th  dav  of  October,  1870. 

F.  G.  WHITE, 
Nbtart/  Puhlir. 


02  COMPILATION. 


REPORT. 


Office  of  Holly,  Wayne  &  Monboe  Railway  Cc  i 

NortKville,  October  12,  1870,      ^ 

7b  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan  : 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  Holly,  Wayne  and 
Monroe  Railway  Company,  for  eight  months,  commencing 
January  1st  and  ending  August  Slst,  1870,  is  respectfullj 
submitted : 

1 .  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company ♦  1 .000,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in..      130,025  03 

,  2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands 6,000  00 

"  "  construction  of  road  - .      130,025  03 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

Due  Morris  &  Lapham 7,919  74 

Amount  due  the  corporation — stock 147,000  00 

Length  of  main  line :  63.31  miles. 

Termini:  HoUv,  Oakland  Co. — Monroe,  Monroe  Co. 

REMARKS. 

There  has  been  nothing  done  since  last  annual  report  The 
prospect  is  good,  though,  for  an  early  completion. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  op  Wayne,      )     ' 

J.  S.  Lapham,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the  Treiu- 
urer  of  the  Holly,  Wayne  and  Monroe  Railway  Company,  and 
that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct  according  to  the 
best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

J.  S.  LAPHAM. 


66  OOMPILATIOW. 


REPORT. 


Office  of  Detroit,  Howell  &  Lansing  R.  R.  Co.,  t 

Detroit,  September  7, 1870.      s 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan: 

The  following  Annual  Keporfc  of  the  Howell  and  Lansing 
Kailroad  Company,  for  eight  months,  commencing  Janaanr 
1st  and  ending  August  3l6t^  1870,  is  respectfully  submitted: 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $270,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in 1,650  00 

3.  Amount  due  the  corporation  on  unpaid  stock..  268,850  00 
Length  of  main  line:  33  miles. 
Termini :  Howell  and  Lansing. 
When  road  opened  for  use :  Unopened. 

REMARKS. 

This  Company  has  become  consolidated  with  the  Detroit  and 
Howell  Bailroad  Company,  such  consolidation  taking  effisct 
from  and  after  the  7th  day  of  April,  1870.  Hence  this  report 
only  covers  the  time  from  January  Ist  to  that  date.  The  new 
Company  takes  the  title  of  Detroit,  Howell  and  Lansing  BaO- 
road  Company. 

Since  the  officers  of  the  Howell  and  Lansing  Company  have 
ceased  to  be  such,  this  report  is  made  up  from  the  records  of 
that  company  by  the  officers  of  the  succeeding  company. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  | 
County  of  Livingstox,    f     ' 

William  McPherson,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the 
Treasurer  of  the  Detroit,  Howell  and  Lansing  Railroad  Com- 
pany, and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  accord- 
ing to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

wiLLUM  Mcpherson. 


ttAILROAD  COMPANIES. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Not 
for  said  county,  this  28th  day  of  September, 

H.  T.  I 
Xotarii  Public,  Ltvim 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  ) 
County  of  Wayne,      (   ^' 

William  B.  AVesson,  being  duly  s>vorn,  says 
dent  of  the  Detroit,  Howell  and  Lansing  Ei 
and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  c 
to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

WILLIAM  I 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Nota 
for  said  county,  this  26th  day  of  September, ; 

ALEX 
Notary  Public,  Wi 


ANNUAL    REPORT 

OF    THB 

JACKSON,  LANSING   AND   SAGINAW   RAILROAD 

COMPANY, 

I^r  the  Eight  Months  ending  August  Sly  2S70, 

Filed  Deeember  SO,  18T0. 


Date  of  Incorporation,  February  24,  1865.    Length  of  line, 
116  miles.    Length  of  Road  opened  for  nse,  116  miles. 


TERMINI :    JACKSON — WENONA. 


OFFICERS : 

OFROM.  P.  o.  Aim: 

W.  n.  THOMPSON,  TreMarer,  Jackson,  IDeh. 

A2>n[>BBW  WATSON,  SniMrintaDdent. 


70  COMPILATIOX. 


REPORT. 


Office  of  J.,  L.  &  S.  Railbuad  Co,  ( 
Jackson^  De€ef)iber  19^  1870.      \ 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan  : 

The  following  Animal  Boport  of  the  Jackson,  Lansing  and 
Saginaw  Bailroad  Company,  for  eight  months,  commencing 
January  1st  and  ending  Angnst  31st,  1870,  is  respecHtilh 
submitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company t554,:275  (lO 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in. . .      520,42^  W 

2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands,  con- 

struction of  road,  buildings,  engines,  and 

cars  (being  total  cost  of  construction) 2, T 72.032  t>i 

3.  Amount  aiid  nature  of  indebtedness : 

First  mortgage  bonds 1,495,000  (K' 

Second      «            " 400,000  00 

Bills  payable,  bonds  and  mortgages  on  i-e^il 

estate 140,580  ^ 

Unpaid  wages  and  accounts 56,733  4'2 

Amount  due  the  corporation 26,603  4* 

4.  Amount  ixjceived  for  transportation  of  pa^?- 

sengers fl7,0;6  S3 

Amount  received  for  transportation  of  prop- 
erty..!   in,D92  93 

Amount  received  for  trans|)ortation  of  mails,  5,700  OO 

"              "         from  other  sources .%9<M»  58 

5.  Amount  of  freight : 

Products  of  the  forest  (lumber,  lath,  shin- 
gles, hoops,  staves,  etc.)  - <  6,091  tons 

Animals 2,692    •* 


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RAILROAD  OOMPANIEB.  71 

Vegetable  food 1,120  tons. 

Other  agricultural  products 342    " 

Manufactures 8,926    " 

Merchandise 1,692    " 

Other  articles  (grain,  flour,  etc.) 9,604    " 

Coal,  lime,  sand,  and  plaster 2,203    " 

Salt 5,133    " 

Brick  and  stone 1,712    " 

6.  Amount  paid  for  repairs  (track  and  bridges)  $49,587  65 

*•        engines  (repaira  and  service)  21,373  98 

*•        cars  (repairs  and  mileage)  8,921  71 
^'        buildings    and    turn-tables 

(T.  and  P.  repairs) 1,282  20 

Amount  paid  for  salaries  and  wages  at  sta- 
tions, and  train-men 38,379  49 

T.  Number  and  amount  of  diyidends : — None. 

8.  Number  of  engine-houses 5 

"  shops None. 

Number  and  character  of  engines :  > 

Passenger 5 

Freight 6 

Road  train 1 

Number  and  character  of  cars : 

First-class  coaches 8 

Second-class  coaches 4 

Mail,  express,  and  baggage 4 

Box 50 

Platform 130 

9.  Number  of  miles  run  by  passenger  trains 114,950 

"  "  "        freight  trains 76,650 

*'  "  «        other  trains 27,400 

10.  Number  of  men  employed,  and  their  occupation,  viz : 

Track  and  bridges 140 

Car  department * 13 

Locomotive  department _ ..  39 


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72  COMPILATION. 

Train-meQ 25 

Agents,  clerks,  and  porters 61 

11.  Number  of  persons  injured  in  life  or  limb,  and  the  canse 

of  such  injury,  viz: — None. 

12.  Whether  any  accidents  have  arisen  from  carelessness  or 

negligence  of  any  person  in  the  employment  of  the  cor- 
poration ? — ^None. 

13.  Has  the  corporation  received  any  land  grant  ? — Yes. 
Under  what  law  ? — Act  of  Congress,  Jnne  3,  1866,  and 

Act  of  Legislature,  February  14, 1867. 

Number  of  acres  reserved  for  it 567,869jM 

«  "        confirmed  to  it 189,921.52 

"  "        sold  and  contracted 9,192.58 

Rate  per  acre  sold  for  (average) $7  50 

Received  in  payment-— cash $29,106  64 

*•  — bonds  of  the  Company..  None. 

— stock  of  the  Company..  None. 

Number  of  acres  contracted  to  be  sold,  and ' 

not  deeded _ 

Rate  per  acre  contracted  to  be  paid 

Amount  received  upon  the  contracts 

If  contracted  to  be  sold  to  a  stockholder  in  the  corporation. 

or  any  member,  officer,  agent,  or  attorney  thereof: 

Turner  &  Case — Number  of  acres  contracted  to  be  sold 
to  them,  960;  rate  per  acre,  t4.16|;  amount  paid  on  con- 
tract, *2,000. 

H.  W.  Sage — Number  of  acres  contracted  to  be  sold  to 
him,  240;  rate  per  acre,  $10:  amount  paid  on  cKintrveU 
$2,400. 

14.  Amount  of  municipal  aid  received: 

City  of  Jackson $50,000  00 

Village  of  Leslie 10,680  00 

TownofVevay - 10,000  00 

Town  of  Delhi 2,600  00 

City  of  Lansing 22,800  00 


See  answer 
^  to  previous 
questions. 


RAILROAD  COMPANIBK.  73 

Town  of  Lansing $3,300  00 

County  of  Ingham 40,000  00 

City  of  Owosao 13,600  00 

City  of  Saginaw 50,000  00 

Town  of  Cheeaning 6,850  00 

Town  of  Zilwaukee 6,200  00 

Total $214,830  00 

No  part  of  this  was  donations.    Stock  was  issued  for  all 

these,  and  the  amount  is  represented  in  the  $564,276  capital 

stock. 

Amount  invested  in  the  original  construction  and  stocking,  or 

in  any  new  construction  or  stocking,  of  road  opened  for  use : 

Capitalstock , $620,428  04 

Earnings  of  road _ 206,380  33 

Municipal  aid None. 

Proceeds  of  sales  of  land  (this  money  is 

pledged  for  redemption  of  bonds) None. 

Loans,  bonds,  bills  payable,  and  mortgages,  2,036,680  26 
Prom  other  sources 9,644  04 


Total $2,772,032  67 

Length  of  main  line :  116  miles.    Branches:  None. 

Termini :  Jackson  and  Wenona,  Mich. 

When  road  opened  for  use:  December  16.  1867. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  f  ^ 
County  of  Jacksok,      f 

W.  D.  Thompson,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  Treasurer 

of  the  Jackson,  Lansing  and  Saginaw  Railroad  Company,  and 

that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the 

best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

W.  D.  THOMPSON. 

Subscribed  and  swoni  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  19th  day  of  December,  1870. 

GILBERT  R.  BYRNE, 

Notary  Public. 


74  COMPILATIOX. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  (  ^ 
County  of  Jackbok,     i' 

Andrew  Wateon,  being  duly  sAvorii,  siiys  that  he  is  Super- 
intendent of  the  Jackson,  Lansing  and  Saginaw  Baiboid 
Company,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  tme  and  correct, 
according  to  tlic  })est  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

ANDREW  AVATSOK. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  mo,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  19th  day  of  December,  1870. 

GILBERT  R.  BYRNE, 
.Vo/ory  PuWc, 


J 


ANNUAL  REPORT 

OF    THE 

KALAMAZOO,  ALLEGAN  AND  GRAND  RAPIDS  RAIL- 
ROAD COMPANY, 

For  the  Eight  Months  ending  August  31,  1870, 

Filed  September  «»,  1870. 


Date  of  Incor})oratiou,  Jauuary  3, 1868.    Length  of  Line,  58 
miles.    Length  of  Road  opened  for  use,  25  miles. 


OFFICERS : 

XAKB8.                                                          OFFICSe.  P.  O.  AP0SM9. 

T.  P.  SHELDON.                            Proeident,  Kalamaeoo,  Mich. 

GEORGE  GOSS.                               .SuperiatcDdcnt,  " 


76  COMPILATION. 


REPORT. 


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ki  k« 


Offiob  of  E.,  a.  &  G.  B.  Railroad  Co^  ( 
Eidamazoo,  Mich^  September  21^  1870,     \ 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan: 

The  following  Annnal  Report  of  the  Ealamazoo,  Allegan 
and  Grand  Rapids  Railroad  Company^  for  eight  months,  com- 
mencing  January  1st  and  ending  August  3l6t,  1870,  is  respect- 
fully submitted: 

1 .  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company. t   800,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in . . .      610,000  00 

2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands 47,307  03 

"               **             construction  of  road.-  1,274,976  16 

buildings 20,300  00 

engines  and  cars 157,600  00 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness: 

Mortgage  bonds,  dated  June  27th,  1868, 
running  20  years,  with  interest  at  8  % 

perannum 840,000  00 

7.  Number  and  amount  of  dividends — one 18^00  00 

When  paid  :-.April  15,  1870. 
Amount  invested  in  the  original  construction  and  stocking,  or 
i  n  any  new  construction  or  stocking,  of  road  opened  for  use : 

Capital  stock »610,000  00 

Earnings  of  road 67,947  49 

Municipal  aid. 76,000  00 

Loans  (proceeds  of  sales  of  840  bonds  of 

11,000  each)...- 746,235  70 


ny 


Potal $1,500,183  19 


J 


HAILBOAD  COMPANIES,  77 

Length  of  main  line:  58  miles. 
Tennini :  Kalamazoo,  Mich.,  and  Orand  Rapids,  Mich. 
When  road  opened  for  use :  March  29th,  1869,  Kalamazoo  to 
Orand  Bapids. 

REMABKS. 

Road  operated  and  managed  throughout  the  term  of  this 
report  by  the  Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  Southern  Railway 
Company,  under  a  lease  taking  effect  from  and  after  October 
Ist,  1869. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  of  Kalamazoo,   ( 

T.  P.  Sheldon,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the  Treas- 
urer of  the  Kalamazoo,  Allegan  and  Orand  Rapids  Railroad 
Company,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct, 
according  to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

T.  P.  SHELDON. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  23d  day  of  September,  1870. 

C.  W.  CALKINS, 
Notary  Public,  Kalamazoo ,  Co.,  Mich. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, )  ^„ 
County  OF  Kalamazoo,  l^' 

George  Goss,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  Acting  Su- 
perintendent of  the  Kalamazoo,  Allegan  and  Grand  Rapids 
Railroad  Company,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and 
correct,  according  to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

GEORGE  GOSS. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  27th  day  of  September,  1870. 

C.  W.  CALKINS, 
Notary  Public,  Kalamazoo  Co.,  Mich, 


ANNUAL    REPORT 

OF    THE 

KALAMAZOO    AND    SOUTH    HAVEN    RAILROAD 

COMPANY, 

For  the  Eight  Months  ending  August  -11,  1870. 

Filed  September  39.  1ST». 


Incorporated  April  15,  1869.    Length  of  Main  Line,  32  miles 

(40  when  finished). 

termini:   KALAMAZOO   AND  SOUTH   HAVEN. 


OFFICERS : 

MAMX8. 

OrFXCM. 

p.  O.   ADDBESft. 

AL\.BN  POTTER, 

President. 

LUCIUS  B.  KSNDALL. 

TrcMnrer. 

80  COMPILATION. 


REPORT. 


Office  of  Kalamazoo  &  South  Haven  R.  R  Co^  f 

September  Hj  1870.     s 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan  : 

The  following  Annnal  Report  of  the  Kalamazoo  and  South 
Hayen  Railroad  Company,  for  eight  months,  commencing 
January  Ist  and  ending  August  Slst,  1870,  is  respectfully 
submitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company WOOjOOO  (H» 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in 268,170  43 

2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands _     17458  58 

construction  of  road 477,955  52 

buildings 8,571  33 

engines  and  cars 39,333  16 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 
First  mortgage  bonds 640,000  UO 

4.  Amount  received  for  transportation  of  passen- 
gers       8,143  C") 

Amount  received  for  transportation  of  pro]ierty,    1 3,41 5  22 
t5.  Amount  of  freight: 

Products  of  the  forest _. .12,500  tons. 

Vegetable  food • 60   '• 

Other  agricultural  products 100   *• 

Merchandise 150   - 

6.  Amount  paid  for  repairs  of  engines $69  51 

"  "  "        cars 312  86 

8.  Number  of  engine-houses 1 

Number  and  character  of  engines : 

28  tons 1 

20  tons - 1 


RAILROAD  COMPANIES.  81 

Number  and  character  of  cars : 

Flat 29 

Box 2 

Baggage 1 

10.  Nnmber  of  men  employed,  and  their  occupation,  viz : 

Engineers 3 

Firemen 3 

Brake  and  baggage  men 4 

Conductors _ _..    2 

Watchman _ 1 

Station  agents 6 

Laborers  on  roadway 28 

Car  repairer 1 

11.  Number  of  persons  injured  in  life  or  limb,  and  the  cause 

of  such  injury,  viz : — One  brakeman,  two  fingers. 

12.  Whether  any  accidents  have  arisen  ftom  carelessness  or 

negligence  of  any  person  in  the  employment  of  the  cor- 
poration ? — None. 

13.  Has  the  corporation  received  any  land  grant  ? — None. 

14.  Amount  of  municipal  aid  received: 

Kalamazoo — ^bonds  (paid) $26,000  00 

Bonds  sold  at  par,  netting  $26,000. 

Alamo— bonds  (unpaid) 10,000  00 

Pine  Grove — ^bonds  (unpaid) 12,400  00 

Conditions  of  aid — Act  of  March,  1869. 
Amount  invested  in  the  original  construction  and  stocking,  or 
in  any  new  construction  or  stocking,  of  road  opened  for  use : 

Capital  stock $268,170  43 

Earnings  of  road 21,558  87 

Municipal  aid. 26,000  00 

Loans 640,000  00 

Total $955,729  30 

Length  of  main  line :  Thirty-two  miles  (forty  when  finished). 
Branches:  None. 

Termini :  Kalamazoo  and  South  Haven. 
When  road  opened  for  use :  January  10, 1870. 
11 


82  OOMPILJLTIOK. 

STATE  OP  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  of  Kalamazoo,  j 

Lncias  B.  Kendall,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the 
Treasurer  of  the  Kalamazoo  and  South  Haven  fiailroad  Com- 
pany, and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  accoid- 
ing  to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

LUCIUS  B.  KENDALL. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  22d  day  of  September,  1870. 

T.  S,  COBB, 
Notary  Public^  Kalamazoo  Co^  MidL 

STATE  OP  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  of  Kalamazoo,   ) 

Allen  Potter,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  President  of 
the  Kalamazoo  and  South  Haven  Bailroad  Company,  and  thst 
the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the  bcsl 
of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

ALLEN  POTTBR. 

Subfioribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  22d  jday  of  September,  1870. 

T.  S.  COBB, 
Notary  PubliCy  KalamoMOO  Co^ 


ANNUAL    REPORT 


OF     THB 


KALAMAZOO  AND  WHITE  PIGEON   RAILBOAD 

COMPANY, 

Far  the  Eight  Months  ending  August  31,  1870. 

Pil«d  November  0,  ISTO. 


■■■I   .'.     • 

Inoorporated  September  24,  1869.    Length  of  Main  Line,  37 

mileB. 

TBRMINI:  KALAMAZOO  AND  WHITS  PIQSOK. 


OPPICBIRB : 


orVXCTBS.  p.  O.  ADSBBM. 


C  p.  UELAND,  Auditor,  ClcTeland,  Ohio. 

CHA8.  F.  UATCB,  QtnmtiX SoperiBtwdttt.  ■  ■■"* 


84  COXPILATIOK. 


REPORT. 


Office  of  Kalamazoo  &  White  Piobox  B.  B.  Co,  i 

Cleveland,  October  26y  1870.     \ 

lo  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan : 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  Kalamazoo  and  While 
Pigeon  Railroad  Company,  for  eight  months,  commendng 
January  Ist  and  ending  August  31st  1870,  is  respGctiuIlT 
submitted: 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company,  authorized.. $1,000,000  00 
Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in . . .     230,900  00 

2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands,  con- 

struction of  road,  and  buildings 830,900  00 

Amount  expended  for  engines  and  cars :  Has 
none  (sold  to  L.  S.  &  M.  S.  Railway  Co.) 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

Kalamazoo  and  Schoolcraft,  8  %  bonds. ..  100,000  00 
Schoolcraft  and  Three  Rivers,  8  %  bonds..  100,000  00 
Kalamazoo  and  White  Pigeon,  7  %  bonds,     400,000  00 

Length  of  main  line :  37  miles. 

Termini :  Kalamazoo  and  White  Pigeon. 

REMARKS. 

Questions  No.  4  to  No.  12,  inclusive,  are  included  in  the 
report  of  the  Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  Southern  BailwsT 
Company,  sent  herewith,  and  cannot  be  stated  separately  in 
this  report 

This  Company  is  formed  by  the  consolidation  of  the  & 
Joseph  Valley  Railroad,  the  Schoolcraft  and  Three  Rivers^  and 
the  Kalamazoo  and  Schoolcraft  Railroad  Companies,  and  the 


EAILROAD  COMPANIES.  85 

load  thus  consolidated  came  into  the  possession  of  the  Lake 
Ihore  and  Michigan  Southern  Railway  Company  (by  purchase 
f  the  entire  capital  stock  and  equipment)  October  1st,  1869 

ITATE  OP  OHIO,        I  „, 
JouNTY  OF  Cuyahoga,  ) 

C.  P.  Leland,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  Auditor  of 
he  Kalamazoo  and  White  Pigeon  Bailroad  Company,  and  that 
he  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the  best 
f  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

C.  P.  LELAND. 

iSubscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
or  said  county,  this  1st  day  of  November,  1870. 

WM.  CROWELL, 
Notary  Public, 

ITATE  OF  OHIO,         \ 
)ouNTY  OF  Cuyahoga,  j 

Charles  F.  Hatch,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  General 
Inperintendent  of  the  Kalamazoo  and  White  Pigeon  Bailroad 
Jompany,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct, 
iccording  to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

CHAS.  P.  HATCH. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
or  said  county,  this  1st  day  of  November,  1870. 

WM.  CROWELL, 
Notary  Public, 


ANNUAL   BEPOBT 

[TJnd«r  Qeoertl  Bailroad  L&w,  by  Courtesy] 

OF    THB 

LAKE  SHORE  AND  MICHIGAN  SOUTHEBN  RAILWAY 

COMPANY, 

For  the  Eight  Months  ending  August  31, 1870. 

Piled  NoTcmber  5, 16T0. 


Length  of  Main  Line,  824  miles.    Branches,  118  miles*    Total, 

942  miles. 

TEBMINI :  BUFFALO  AKD  CHICAGO. 


OFFICERS : 

owncwt.  p.  o.  AWtaun, 

C.  F.  UCLAin),                            Auditor,  ClevelftDd,  Oliio. 

CHAS.  F.  HATCH,  General  Saperintendent, 


88  COMPILATION. 


REPORT. 


Office  op  the  K  S.  &  M.  S.  Railway  Co^  i 

Cleveland^  October  26,  1870.      f 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan: 

The  following  Annual  Beporfc  of  the  Lake  Shore  and  Michi- 
gan Southern  Railway  Company,  for  eight  mouths,  commencing 
Jannaiy  Ist  and  ending  August  Slst,  1870,  is  respectfully 
submitted: 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $34,938,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in..  34,938,000  00 

2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands,  con- 

struction of  road,  and  buildings 42,064,150  74 

Amount  expended  for  engines  and  cars 8,472,621  95 

3k  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

First  and  second  7  %  bonds  on  different 

divisions  of  the  road 20,947,000  00 

$470,000  in  sinking  fund. 

Floating  debt,  August  31,  about 1 ,500,000  00 

With  assets  suflScient  to  pay  it  off. 

4.  Amount  received  for  transportation  of  pas- 

sengers  - 2,634,647  14 

Amount  received  for  transportation  of  prop- 
erty   5,386,458  42 

Amount  received  for  transportation  of  mails,  94,840  67 

'•             "        from  other  sources 293,050  1 1 

5.  Amount  of  freight : 

.Products  of  the  forest 224,723  ton& 

Coal 114,833    ^ 

Stone  and  lime 60,024    - 


BAILBOAD  COMPANIES.  89 

Animals 166,649  tons. 

Vegetable  food 17,099 

Other  agricultural  products 70,529 

Manufactures 138,258 

Merchandise 148,301 

Other  articles 220,618 

Gypsum 18,226 

Iron  and  iron  ore 98,341 

Petroleum 141,206 

Grain 248,733 

Flour - 138,889 


ii 


Total 1,806,429  tons. 

6.  Amount  paid  for  repairs $1,661,451  74 

"        engines - 305,089  22 

cars 447,672  01 

buildings 150,872  72 

••=        salaries 132,720  58 

7.  Number  and  amount  of  dividends — two...     2,806,710  00 

When  paid : — ^February  and  August. 

8.  Number  of  engine-houses. 10 

Number  of  shops: — Buffalo^    Cleveland,    Norwalk, 

Adrian,  and  Laporte,  and  lesser  shops  for  repairs 

at  other  points. 
Number  and  character  of  engines : 

Of  every  character 27ft 

Number  and  character  of  cars : 

Passenger 23^ 

Freight - 5,942 

9.  Number  of  miles  run  by  passenger  trains 1,491,544 

"       freight  trains 2,998,410 

"  *'  "       other  trains 639,781 

10.  Number  of  men  employed,  and  their  occupa- 
tion (August,  1870),  viz : 

General  offices 87 

Shops 2,320 


"OO*  COMPILATIOH, 

Tradt 3,195 

TVaint - 740 

StationB - 2,068 

Total 8,404 

Money  paid «424,653  20 

11.  Number  of  persons  injured  in  life  or  limb,  and  the  cause 

of  such  injury,  viz : 

January  5,  William  Allen,  hand  hurt  while  coupling  carB 
at  Adrian.    Employe. 

Jan^uary  13,  Lyman  Shermand,  killed  while  coupling  can 
at  Monroe.    Employe. 

January  24,  Mary  E.  Scott,  killed  while  crossing  track 
in  fh)nt  of  engine  at  Petersburg.    Other. 

February  11,  Mr&  Carroll,  head  injured  while  jumping 
from  train  while  in  motion  at  Quinoy.    Passenger. 

February  21,  Peter  Culan,  foot  crushed  while  coupling 
cars  at  White  Pigeon.    Employe. 

February  22,  W.  Worrell,  arm  smashed  while  coupling 
cars  at  Adrian.    Employe. 

April  5,  unknown  lady,  leg  injured  by  jumping  ihmi 
train  while  in  motion  at  Quincy.    Passenger. 

April  5,  Chas.  Post,  injured  by  being  thrown  from  train 
at  Kalamazoo.    Employe. 

May  17,  Mike  Fagan,  killed  by  train  being  thrown  from 
track  at  Hudson.    Passenger. 

June  4,  F.  Hopkins,  badly  bruised  by  falling  from  train 
while  in  motion  at  White  Pigeon.    Employe. 

June  21,  H.  Laribee,  killed  by  being  run  over  by  train  at 
Coldwater.    Other. 

June  21,  W.  Mossman,  killed  by  being  run  over  by  train 
at  Coldwatar.    Other. 

12.  Whether  any  accidents  have  arisen  from  carelessness  or 

negh'gence  of  any  person  in  the  employment  of  the  cor- 
poration ? — Mainly  employes  hurt  while  coupling  cars;. 


RAILROAn  a<mPAXI£8.  01 

Whether  such  })er8on  is  retained  in  the  service  of  the  oor* 
poration  ? — Never,  if  in  fault. 
13,  Has  the  corporation  received  any  land  grant  ? — None. 

Length  of  main  lino:  824  milea  Branches;  118  miles^ 
Total,  942  miles. 

Termini:  Buffalo — Chicago. 

When  road  opened  for  use:  Michigan  Southern  opened  to 
Chicago  in  July,  1852. 

REMABKS. 

This  report  covers  the  entire  road  from  Buffalo  to  Chicago, 
and  in  all  except  statements  of  capital  stock  and  bonded  debt, 
includes  the  operations  of  the  following  Michigan  corporations : 

The  Detroit,  Monroe  and  Toledo, 

The  Erie  and  Kalamazoo, 

The  Kalamazoo  and  White  Pigeon, 

The  Kalamazoo,  Allegan  and  Grand  Bapids, 

All  of  which  are  operated  as  a  part  of  this  road,  the  earnings 
and  expenses  all  being  merged  together. 

STATE  OF  OHIO,         I 
CouKTY  OF  Cuyahoga,  f 

C.  P.  Leland,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the  Auditor 
of  the  Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  Southern  Railway  Company, 
and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to 
the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

C.  P.  LELAND. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  1st  day  of  Norember,  1870. 

WM.  CBOWELL, 
Notary  Public* 


93  COMPILATION. 

STATE  OF  OHIO,     / 
CoFNTY  OF  Cuyahoga,  ) 

Charles  F.  Hatch,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  General 
Superintendent  of  the  Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  Sontheru 
Railway  Company,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and 
correct,  according  to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

CHAS.  F.  HATCH. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  1st  day  of  Noyember,  1870. 

WM.  CKOWELL, 
Notary  Public. 


J 


ANNUAL    REPORT 


OF    THE 


PAW  PAW  RAILROAD  COMPANY, 


For  the  Eight  Months  ending  August  Sly  1870. 


Filed  September  27,  18T0. 


Date  of  Incorporation,  September  15, 1857.    Length  of  Line, 

four  miles. 


TERMINI :  LAWTON — PAW  PAW. 


HAMB8. 


TH08.  H.  STEPHENSON, 
CHAS.  D.  STEPHENSON, 


OFFICERS : 

OFnCB8. 

Treasurer, 

Acting  Superintendent, 


p.  o.  ASPBxee. 
P%w  Paw,  Mkb, 


14 


94  OOMPILATIOM. 


REPORT. 


Office  of  Paw  Paw  Bailboad  Compakt,  \ 
Paw. Paw,  Mich.,  Septemier  1,1870.     \ 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan  : 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  Paw  Paw  Railroad 
Company^  for  eight  months,  commencing  January  1st  and 
ending  August  31st,  1870,  is  respectfully  submitted: 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company - $10,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in 15,000  00 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness  ; 

Written  obligations 6,000  00 

First  mortgage  bonds 5,000  00 

4.  Amount  received  for  transportation  of  passen- 

gers   4,067  84 

Amount  received  for  transportation  of  property,  3,366  10 

"                «                        "              mails....  233  32 

"               "     from  other  sources 638  33 

5.  Amount  of  freight: 

Piquets  of  the  forest 2,574  tons. 

Aninals 578   ** 

Vegetable  food 47   " 

Other  agricultural  products 576   •* 

Manufactures 170   " 

Merchandise- -- 1,019   '* 

Other  articles 77   " 

6.  Amount  paid  for  repairs,  about %    150  00 

salaries 1,200  00 


BAILROAD  COMPANIES.  95- 

7.  Number  aud  amount  of  dividends : — ^None. 

8.  Number  of  engine-houses » — 1 

**  shops , 1 

Number  and  character  of  engines : 

Outside  connection .- 1 

Number  and  character  of  cars: 

Passenger 1 

Baggage - 1 

9.  Number  of  miles  run  by  passenger  trains 7,680 

10.  Number  of  men  employed,  and  their  occupation,  viz: 

Superintenden  t 1 

Conductor ._ 1 

Fi  reman 1 

Engineer 1 

Trackmen 3  to  7 

11.  Number  of  persons  injured  in  life  or  limb,  and  the  cause 

of  such  injury,  viz : — None. 

12.  Whether  any  accidents  have  arisen  from  careleomess  or 

negligence  of  any  person  in  the  employment  of  the  cor- 
poration ? — No. 

13.  Has  the  corporation  received  any  land  grant  ? — No. 
Amount  invested  in  the  driginal  construction  and  stocking,  or 

in  any  new  construction  or  stocking,  of  road  opened  for  use : 

Capital  stock $lo,000  00 

Municipal  aid  in  original  construction 28,000  00 

Total $43,000  00 

Length  of  main  line :  4  miles. 

Termini :  Paw  Paw  and  Lawton,  Van  Buren  county. 

When  road  opened  for  use :  November,  1867. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  of  Van  Buebn,  ) 

ThoB.  H.  Stephenson,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the 
Treasurer  of  the  Paw  Paw  Eailroad  Company,  and  that  ihe 


!)6  CCMPILATIOK. 

foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the  best  of 
his  knowledge  and  belief* 

THOS.  H.  STEPHENSON. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  24th  day  of  September,  1870. 

ORAN  W.  ROWLAND, 

Notary  PuNie. 

STATE  OP  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  of  Van  Buren,  )     ' 

Chas.  D.  Stephenson,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is 
Acting  Superintendent  of  the  Paw  Paw  Railroad  Company, 
and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to 
the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

CHAS.  D.  STEPHENSON. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  24th  day  of  September,  1870. 

ORAN  W.  ROWLAND, 

Notary  PuUie* 


ANNUAL    REPORT 


OF   THR 


MICHIGAN  AIR  LINE  RAILROAD  COMPANY, 


I^or  thfi  Eight  Months  ending  August  31,  1870. 


Filed  October  28,  1870. 


Incorj^orated   August  25,   1868.    Length  of  Main   Lino,  286 

miles. 

TEBMINI:   KIDOEWAY,  MACOMB  CO.,   MICH.,  AND  THE   WESTERN 

LINE  OF  THE  STATE  OF  INDIANA- 


NAMI8. 

JEROME  B.  EATON, 
R.  W.  LANDON, 

13 


OFFICERS 

onricxs. 

President, 
Treftsnrer. 


p.  O.ADDIUI90. 


98  COMPILATION^. 


REPORT. 


Office  of  the  Michigan  Air  Line  K.  R.  Co.,  ) 

Jacksouy  September  i,  1870.     ) 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan  : 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  Michigan  Air  Line 
Railroad  Company,  for  eight  months,  commencing  January  Ist 
and  ending  August  31st,  1870,  is  respectfully  submitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $4,000,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in 

(this  year) 120,000  00 

2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands  (this 

year) 18,220  00 

Amount  expended  for  construction  of  road 

(this  year) 1,458,987  90 

Amount  expended  for  buildings  (this  year)..  2,500  00 
Amount  expended  for  engines  and  cars  (this 

year) 66,950  00 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness: 

Mortgage  bonds 1,950,000  00 

Contingencies 10,000  00 

Amount  due  the  corporation 2,500,000  00 

4.  Amount  received  for  transportation  of  pas- 

sengers   6,849  80 

Amount  received  for  transportation  of  prop- 

ertv 7,743  37 

Amount  received  for  transportation  of  mails,  154  00 

'*            "        from  other  sources 819  95 


a  ic 


u 


RAILBOAD  COMPANIES.  99 

5.  Amount  of  freight: 

Products  of  the  forest 200  tons. 

Animals 100 

Vegetable  food 140 

Other  agricultural  products 2,876 

Manufactures 722 

Merchandise 975 

Other  articles 123 

6.  Amount  paid  for  repairs I  4,026  61 

engines 31,000  00 

"       cars 35,950  00 

"       buildings 2,500  00 

"       salaries 2,266  39 

7.  Number  and  amount  of  dividends: — None. 

8.  Number  of  engine-houses 1 

"           shops 1 

Number  and  character  of  engines  (bought  this  year) : 

Second-hand ^ 1 

New,  first-class 2 

Number  and  character  of  cars  (bought  this  year) : 

Passenger  ($4,300) 1 

Plat  ($600) 50 

Hand  ($75) 22 

9.  Number  of  miles  run  by  passenger,  freight,  and  other 

trains 12,500 

10.  Number  of  men  employed,  and  their  occupation,  viz : 

Conductor 1 

General  agent 1 

Station  agents _ 3 

Station  helper 1 

Brakeman 1 

Engineer 1 

Fireman 1 

Blacksmith 1 

Helper 1 


100  COMPILATION. 

Section  foremen _ i 

Laborers _..       10 

(The  above  on  section  of  road  opened  for  use.) 
11,  Number  of  persons  injured  in  life  or  limb,  and  the  canee 
of  such  injury,  viz : — None. 

13.  Has  the  corporation  received  any  land  grant  ? — ^No. 

14,  Amount  of  municipal  aid  received: — No  bonds  received 

during  the  eight  months.     Sold  of  bonds  previondy 

reported : 

Washington  township,  at  2|^%dis.,  netting.  - $16,673  54 

To  whom  commission  paid : — No  one. 

Conditions  of  aid : — Act  No.  34,  Laws  of  '65. 
Armada  township,  at  1^  %  dis.,  netting 6,114  00 

To  whom  commission  paid : — No  one. 

Conditions  of  aid : — Act  No.  34,  Laws  of  '65. 
Bruce  township,  at  3  %  dis.,  netting 22,694  43 

To  whom  commission  paid : — ^No  one. 

Conditions  of  aid : — Act  No.  45,  Laws  of  '60. 
Amount  invested  in  the  original  construction  and  stocking,  or 
in  any  new  construction  or  stocking,  of  road  opened  for  use 

Capital  stock - $  60,000  00 

Earnings  of  road 15,567  12 

Municipal  aid 45,000  00 

Ijoans 150,000  00 

Total $270,567  12 

Length  of  main  line :  268  miles. 

Termini:   Eidgeway,  Macomb  Co.,  Mich.,  and  the  western 
line  of  the  State  of  Indiana. 
When  road  opened  for  use:  December  9,  1860. 

STATE  OP  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  of  Jackson,      (     ' 

R.  W.  Landon,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the  Trew* 
nrer  of  the  Michigan  Air  Line  Bailroad  Company,  and  that  the 


RAILBOAD  C0HPA17XXS.  101 

foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the  best  of 
his  knowledge  and  belief. 

E.  W.  LANDON.. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  26th  day  of  October,  1870^ 

E.  BAUCKEK, 
Notary  Public, 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  \ 
County  of  Jackson,      j     ' 

Jerome  B.  Eaton,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the  Presi- 
dent of  the  Michigan  Air  Line  Bailroad  Company,  and  that  the 
foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the  best  of 
his  knowledge  and  belief. 

J.  B.  EATON. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  26th  day  of  October,  1870. 

E.  BANCKEB, 
Notary  Public^ 


ANNUAL    REPORT 


OF    THE 


MICHIGAN    LAKE    SHORE    RAILROAD    COMPANY, 

For  the  Eight  Months  ending  Aitgust  31,  1870, 

Filed  September  30,  JSTO. 


Incoi-porated  October  13,  1869.    Length  of  Main  Line,  56^ 

miles. 

termini:   ALLEGAN  and  MUSKEGON. 


OFFICERS : 

NAMES.                                                           OFFICES.  P.   O.   ADDRESS. 

EDWARD  p.  FERRY,  Treasurer,  . 

GEORGE  0088,  Actinj?  Superintendent, . 


104  (COMPILATION 


REPORT. 


Office  of  Michigan  Lake  Shore  R.  R  Co^  f 
KalamazoOy  Mich,y  September  22^  1870.     \ 

7b  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan  : 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  Michigan  Lake  Shore 
Railroad  Company,  for  eight  months,  commencing  January  1st 
iind  ending  Angnst  Slst,  1870,  is  respectfully  submitt4?d : 

L  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $1,800,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in . .        41,0§ '  96 

2.  Amount  expended  for  construction  of  road..      789,0Si  96 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness: 

880  bonds  of  $1,000  each,  dated  1869,  run- 
ning 20  years,  at  8  %  per  annum 88(>,0C»0  OO 

7.  Number  and  amount  of  dividends : — None. 
Amount  invested  in  the  original  construction  and  stocking,  or 
in  any  new  construction  or  stocking,  of  road  opened  for  use: 

Capital  stock $  41,084  96 

Loans  (proceeds  sale  of  880  bonds,  $1,000 
each).--. 748,<''«0  00 

Total - -. $789,u  4  9^ 

\jcugth.  of  main  line :  56^  miles. 
Termini :  Allegan,  Mich.,  and  Muskegon,  Mich. 
When  road  opened  for  use:  August  29, 1870.  through  from 
Allegan  to  Muskegon. 

REMARKS. 

The  road  is  being  constructed  by  contract,  the  coutracioiv 
paying  the  entire  cost  and  expense^  operating  portions  of  the 
line  as  the  same  may  be  ready,  receiving  all  moneys  for  pasMise 


RAILROAD  COMPANIES.  106 

and  freight,  paying  all  cost  of  such   running  or  o{)erat]ng. 
until  the  road  shall  be  accepted  by  the  Company. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  ( 
CouiirTY  OF  Ottawa,      I  '  ' 

Edward  P.  Ferry,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the  Treas- 
urer of  the  Michigan  Lake  Shore  Railroad  Company,  and  that 
the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the  best 
of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

EDWARD  P.  FERRY. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  28th  day  of  September,  1870. 

AND.  THOMSON, 
Notary  Public,  Ottawa  Co,^  Mich, 

STa^TE  OF  MICHIGAN,  | 
Coi/NTY  OF  Kalamazoo,  f  / 

G«*orge  Goss,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  Acting  Super- 
intendent of  the  Michigan  Lake  Shore  Railroad  Company,  and 
that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the 
I)e8t  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

GEORGE  GOSS. 

Sullscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  23d  day  of  September,  1870. 

,1.  C.  W.  CALKINS, 

—  Notary  FfthUc,  Kalamazoo  Co.,  Mich. 


ANNUAL    REPOBT 


OP    THE 


MICHIGAN  NORTHERN  RAILROAD  COMPANY, 


For  the  Eight  Mo7iths  ending  August  31,  1870. 


Filed  September  U,  18T0. 


Incorporated  March  11, 1869.    Length  of  Main  Line,  290  miles. 

termini:   state  line  between  Michigan  and  Indiana, 
township  of  sturgis,  and  traverse  bay. 


NAXE0. 

T>  P.  SHELDON. 
GEORGE  G088. 


OFFICERS : 


orricss. 


Treaearer, 

Acting  Superintcudent, 


r.   O.   ADDRS80. 

Kalamazoo,  Hicb. 


i. 


108  COMPITJITIOX. 


KEPORT. 


Office  of  Michigan  Northern  Kailroad  Co.,  f 
Kalamazoo,  Mich.,  September  21y  1870.     \ 

To  the  Auditor  Getieral  of  the  State  of  Michigan: 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  Michigan  Northera 
Railroad  Company,  for  eight  mouths,  commenciDg  Januaiy 
Ist  and  ending  August  3l8t,  1870,  is  respectfully  suhmitted: 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $1,500,000  (K» 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in 14,500  00 

licngth  of  main  line:  290  miles. 

Termini :  State  line  between  Michigan  and  Indiana,  toirn- 
ship  of  Sturgis,  and  Traverse  Bay. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  ( 
County  of  Kalamazoo,    (     ' 

T.  P.  Sheldon,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the  Tpe»- 
urer  of  the  Michigan  Northern  Railroad  Company,  and  that 
the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the  bwt 
of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

T.  P.  SHELDON. 

* 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  23d  day  of  September,  1870. 

C.  W.  CALKINS, 
Notary  PiMic,  Kalamaxoo  Co^  MirJt, 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  i  „„ 
County  of  Kalamazoo,   f     ' 

George  Goss,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  Acting  Su- 
perintendent of  the  Michigan   Northern  Railroad  Conipanj. 


KAILROAU   (T0MPAKIE8.  109 

and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according 
to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

GEORGE  GOSS. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Publi(?  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  23d  day  of  September,  1870. 

0.  W.  CALKINS, 
Notary  Public^  Kalamazoo  Co.,  Mich, 


ANNUAL   REPORT 


OF    THE 


MARQUETTE  &  ONTONAGON  RAILROAD  COMPANY^ 
For  the  Eight  Months  ending  August  Sl^  1870. 

Filed  November  2, 1870. 


Date  of  Incorporation,  February  6, 1857.    Road  leased  by  Bay 
De  Noquet  and  Marqnette  Raikoad  Company. 


OFFICERS : 

XA1U8.  OrnCEB.  p.  O.  ADDBS88. 

SAMUEL  P.  BLT,  Vice  President,  Marquette,  Micli. 


112  COMPILATION. 


REPORT. 


Offk^k  of  the  Marquette  &  Ontonagok  R.  R.  Oo^  | 

Marquette,  Mick.,  October  15, 1870.     ( 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan: 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  Marquette  and  On- 
tonagon Railroad  Company^  for  eight  months,  commencing 
January  Ist  and  ending  August  Slst,  1870.  is  rogpectfally 
submitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $2,000,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in . .  _      450,000  00 

2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands 19,398  75 

**  *•  construction  of  road. .      430,000  0(^ 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness None. 

13.  Has  the  corporation  received  any  land  grant  ? — It  has. 

Under  what  law? — Acts  of  June  3d,  1856,  and  March  3d. 
1865. 

Number  of  acres  reserved  for  it 774,400 

confirmed  to  it_ 127,809 

sold . 87,015 

Rate  per  acre  sold  for  (average) $068 

Received  in  payment — cash. $50,263  44 

— bonds  of  the  Company..  None. 

— stock  of  the  Company..  N'one. 

Number  of  acres  (contracted  to  be  sold,  and  not 

deeded None. 

Amount  invested  in  the  original  construction  and  stocking,  or 
in  any  new  construction  or  stocking,  of  road  opened  for  use: 

Capital  stock $450,000  00 

Earnings  of  road . .  _  ^. None. 

Municipal  aid None. 


k* 


». 


ik  «• 


ii 


KAILROAD  COMPANIES.  113 

Proceeds  of  sales  of  land None. 

Loans None. 

From  other  sources-. None. 

Total $450,000  00 

Length  of  main  line :  20  miles. 

Termini:  Junction  on  the  east  and  Lake  Michigamme  on 
the  west 
When  road  opened  for  use :  July,  1865. 

REMARKS. 

The  Marquette  and  Ontonagon  Bailroad  Company  have 
completed  only  the  first  section  of  20  miles  of  their  line,  which 
commences  at  a  point  18  miles  west  of  Marquette,  on  the  line 
of  the  Bay  De  Noquet  and  Marquette  Bailroad,  and  forms  a 
continuous  line,  with  the  first  section  of  that  road,  between 
Marquette  and  Lake  Michigamme.  The  20  miles  of  the  Mar- 
qnette  and  Ontonagon  Bailroad  have  during  this  year,  and 
ever  since  their  construction,  been  operated  under  lease  by  the 
Bay  De  Noquet  and  Marquette  Bailroad  Company. 

The  moTement  of  property  over  the  Marquette  and  Onton- 
agon Bailroad  is  included  in  the  business  of,  and  returned  by, 
the  Bay  De  Noquet  and  Marquette  Bailroad  Company.  This 
Company,  therefore,  makes  no  return  to  the  items  from  the  4th 
to  the  12th,  inclusive. 

STATE  OP  MICHIGAN, )  ^^ 
CouOTY  OF  Marquette,  f  ^' 

Samuel  P.  Ely,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the  Vice 
President  of  the  Marquette  and  Ontonagon  Bailroad  Company, 
and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct^  according 
to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

SAMUEL  P.  ELY. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 

for  said  county,  this  29th  day  of  October,  1870. 

JAMES  M.  WILKINSON, 

Notary  Public. 
15 


ANNUAL   REPORT 

OF    THE 

GRAND  RAProS  &  INDIANA  RAILROAD  COMPANY, 

For  the  Eight  Months  ending  August  Sly  1870. 

FUed  December  24,  18T0. 


Date  of  Incorporation,  September  1,  1855.    Length  of  Main 

Line,  352  miles.    First  Section  (north  of  Orand  Rapids), 

20  miles,  opened  for  use  December  23, 1867.    Second 

Section,  20  miles,  opened  for  use  June  21, 1869. 

Third  Section  opened  for  use  August  12, 

1870.    Three  Sections,  60  miles,  from 

Fort  Wayne  to  Sturgis,  opened 

June  22,  1870. 

TEBMIin:    FORT  WAYNE,  IND. — STRAITS  OP   MACKIKAC,  HIGH. 


OFFICERS : 

XIA11X8. 

OPTXCXS. 

JOSEPH  K.  EDGERTON. 

President, 

JOHN  M.  GODOWN, 

Treaanrer, 

p.  o.  ▲BDBxaa. 
Fort  Wayne,  Ind. 


•4  «» 


116  COHPILATIOK. 


REPORT. 


(6  t6 


Office  of  Gband  Eapids  &  Indiana  B.  B.  Co.,  ) 
Grand  Rapids,  Mich.,  December  22, 1870.     \ 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan  : 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  Orand  Bapidfi  and 
Indiana  Bailroad  Company^  for  eight  months,  commencing 
January  let  and  ending  August  dlBt,  1870,  is  respectfully 
submitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  company..-. $2>800,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in..  1,590^25  00 

2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands 173^827  53 

"  «  construction  of  road  .  4,818,447  76 

buildings 16,873  77 

engines  and  cars 50,876  94 

(Equipment  purchased  by   Continental  Im- 
provement Co.  not  included.) 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness: 

Bonds  of  January,  1860,  sold 155,000  00 

Interest  overdue  (estimated) 29,000  00 

Bonds  of  October  1,  1869  (paid  on  con- 
struction)  - 3,000,000  00 

Obligations  for  bonds 29,500  00 

Floating  debt  (estimated) 285,000  00 

Bonds  of  July  1,  1861 : — Liability  claimed 
is  not  admitted  nor  adjusted. 

4.  Amount  received  for  transportation  of  pas- 
sengers-,- 47,596  35 

Amount  received  for  transportation  of  prop- 
erty         59,035  10 

Amount  received  from  other  sources.. 5,702  24 


RAILROAD  COMPANIES.  117 

5.  Amount  of  freight : 

Lumber 18,978  tons. 

Shingles 6,851    " 

Other  products  of  the  forest 1,076    " 

Animals 558    " 

Vegetable  food 2,063     '' 

Other  agricultural  products 1,266    " 

Manufactures 768    " 

Merchandise 2,187    " 

Other  articles 1,687    « 

6.  Amount  paid  for  repairs  of  track tl6,262  66 

Amount  paid  for  repairs  of  engines  (motiye 

power) 3,740  44 

Amount  paid  for  repairs  of  cars 2,400  00 

"  "  "  buildings 387  08 

"  "         salaries 26,729  62 

8.  Numberof  engine-houses 3 

Number  and  character  ot  engines: 

Outside  connecting 12 

Inside  connecting 1 

Number  and  character  of  cars : 

Passenger 5 

Baggage 3 

Flat - 68 

Box 16 

9.  Number  of  miles  run  by  passenger  trains 16,300 

"  «        "         mixed  freight  trains 16,220 

«  "        ''         other  freight  trains 16,800 

"  "        "         construction  trains 4,993 

10.  Number  of  men  employed,  and  their  occupation,  viz : 

General  oflScers — President 

Secretary 

Receiver 

Superintendent 

Freight  agent 


118  COMPILATION. 

Station  agents 8 

Clerks  and  telegraph  operators 10 

Conductors 3 

Baggagemen 3 

Brakemen „         9 

Yardmen 2 

Enginemen 13 

Firemen 13 

Pampers 3 

Carpenters - 6 

Track  foreman 1 

Section  foremen - 6 

Section  men 40 

11.  Number  of  persons  injured  in  life  or  limb,  and  the  caode 
of  such  injury,  viz: 

August  13,  1870,  two  men  and  four  women,  in  an  ox 
cart,  attempted  to  cross  the  track  in  the  city  of  Grand 
Bapids,  at  west  end  of  Grand  Bivcr  bridge,  while  a  train 
was  backing  over  the  bridge.    They  were  warned  not  to 
attempt  it  by  the  brakeman  and  by  the  bystanders,  but  they 
did,  and  were  struck  by  the  cars,  and  Mrs.  McGi)vern  was 
so  injured  that  she  died.    Every  attempt  was  made  to  stop 
the  train,  which  was  moving  at  four  miles  per  hour,  and  it 
was  stopped  within  two  car  lengths  of  the  scene  of  the 
accident. 
1;^.  Whether  any  accidents  have  arisen  from  carelessness  or 
negligence  of  any  person  in  the  employment  of  the  cor- 
poration ? — No. 
13.  Has  the  corporation  received  any  land  grant? — Yes. 

Under  what  law? — ^Acts  of  Congress  June  3^  1866,  and 
June  7,  1864. 

Number  of  acres  reserved  for  it 1,160,382.00 

«  «        confirmed  to  it 631,204.10 

"  "        sold 2,620.00 

Bate  per  acre  sold  for  (average) tl5  50 


BAILBOAD  COMPAKIBS.  119 

Beoeived  in  payment — cash $16,804  68 

"  "         — ^bonds  of  the  Company..  None. 

**  "         — ^stock  of  the  Company.,  None. 

Number  of  acres  contracted  to  be  sold,  and  not 

deeded 3,580.00 

Bate  per  acre  contracted  to  be  paid  (arerage)..        $15  08 

Amount  received  upon  the  contracts $12,983  38 

14.  Amount  of  municipal  aid  received: 

City  of  Fort  Wayne,  Ind.— bonds $101,500  00 

Bpnds  sold  for  $76,153.20. 

Commission  paid  to  Winslow,  Lanier  &  Co. 

Conditions  of  aid :  Gen'l  Law  of  Indiana. 
City  of  Grand  Bapids,  Mich.— bonds 100,000  00 

Bonds  sold  for  $85,379.14. 

Commission  paid  to  Winslow,  Lanier  &  Co. 
on  $39,000. 

Conditions  of  aid :  Act  of  Feb.  5, 1864. 
City  of  Kendallville,  Ind.— bonds 83,000  00 

Paid  out  at  par  on  construction. 

Conditions  of  aid :  Qen'l  Law  of  Indiana. 
Town  of  Sturgis,  St  Joseph  Co.,  Mich. — 

bonds 20,000  00 

Paid  out  at  par  on  construction. 

Conditions  of  aid :  Act  of  Feb.  5, 1864. 
Town  of  Mendon,  St.  Joseph.  Co.,  Mich. — 

bonds 26,000  00 

Paid  out  at  par  on  construction. 

Conditions  of  aid :  Act  of  Feb.  5, 1864. 
Town  of  Nottawa,  St  Joseph  Co.,  Mich. — 

bonds 16,000  00 

Paid  out  at  par  on  construction. 

Conditions  of  aid :  Act  of  Feb.  5, 1864. 
Town  of  Sherman,  St  Joseph  Co.,  Mich. — 

bonds 6,0$0  00 

Paid  out  at  par  on  construction. 

Conditions  of  aid :  Act  of  Feb.  6, 1864. 


120  COMPILATION. 

Town  of  Brady,  Kalamazoo  Co.,  Mich. — 

bonds - tlOyOOO  00 

Paid  out  at  par  on  construction. 

Conditions  of  aid :  Act  of  Feb.  5, 1864. 
Town  of  Algoma,  Kent  Co.,  Mich. — ^bonds. .       6,000  00 

Paid  out  at  par  on  construction. 

Conditions  of  aid :  Act  of  Feb.  5, 1864. 
Town  of  Nelson,  Kent  Co.,  Mich. — ^bonds...      5,000  00 

Paid  out  at  par  on  construction. 

Conditions  of  aid:  Act  of  Feb.  5, 1869. 
Town  of  Solon,  Kent  Co.,  Mich.— bonds 5,000  00 

Paid  out  at  par  on  construction. 

Conditions  of  aid :  Act  of  Feb.  5, 1869. 
Town  of  Pierson,  Mecosta  Co.,  Mich, — ^bonds      6,000  00 

Paid  out  at  par  on  construction. 

Conditions  of  aid :  Act  of  Feb.  5,  1869. 


Total  amount  of  bonds  received $382,500  00 

Capital  stock,  $382,500,  was  issued  for  the  above  bonds,  but 
the  townships  of  Sherman  and  Nottawa  subsequently  returned 
their  certificates,  amounting  to  $21,000. 

Length  of  main  line:  352  miles. 

Termini :  Fort  Wayne,  Ind.,  and  Straits  of  Mackinac,  Mich. 

When  road  opened  for  use:  First  section,  20  miles,  north 
from  Grand  Eapids,  December  23,  1867.  Second  section,  20 
miles,  June  21, 1869.  Third  section,  August  12,  1870,  and  on 
June  22, 1870,  three  sections,  60  miles,  from  Fort  Wayne  to 
Sturgis,  were  opened.    October  1,  200  miles  of  road  completed 

BEMABKS. 

The  licceivership  of  Jesse  L.  Williams  has  been  continued 
up  to  this  date,  September  1, 1870. 


RAILBOAD  C0MPAKIE8.  131 

STATE  OP  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  op  Kent,       f     ' 

John  M.  Qodown,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the 
Treasurer  of  the  Grand  Bapids  and  Indiana  Bailroad  Company, 
and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to 
the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

JOHN  M.  GODOWN. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  beforeme,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  22d  day  of  December,  1870. 

GEO.  GRAY, 
,         Notary  Public,  Kent  Co.y  Mich. 

STATE  OP  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  of  Kbnt,        f     ' 

Joseph  K.  Edgerton,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  Presi- 
dent of  the  Grand  Bapids  and  Indiana  Bailroad  Company,  and 
that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the 
best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

JOSEPH  K.  EDGEBTON. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  22d  day  of  December,  1870. 

GEO.  GBAY, 
Notary  Public,  Kent  Co.,  Mich. 

16 


ANNUAL  BEPOBT 

OF  THB 

WESTPHALIA,    HUBBARDSTON    AND    NORTHERN 

RAILROAD  COMPANY, 

Fwr  the  Eight  Months  ending  August  Sly  1870. 

Filed  Sepiember  S8,  16T0. 


Incorporated  NoTember  4,  18<9. 


OPPICERB 

iriios. 

orncsB. 

N.  F.  KOOEBS, 

President, 

1>AN'L  F.  UUlt'rEU, 

Treaenror, 

p.  O.  ▲iyi>BXM. 


124  OOMPILATIOK. 


REPORT. 


Office  of  W.,  H.  &  N.  Bailroad  Compakt,  ) 

ffubbarston,  Syttemher  24, 1870.     \ 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan  : 

The  following  Annual  Report  of  the  Westphalia,  Hnbbaidston 
and  Northern  Bailroad  Company,  for  eight  months,  commeno> 
ing  January  1st  and  ending  August  3l8t,  1870,  is  respectfolly 
submitted : 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $160,000  00 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

For  labor 104  43 

6.  Amount  paid  for  salaries 963  49 

STATE  OP  MICHIGAN,  I 
County  of  Ionia,        f  ®^ 

D.  F.  Hunter,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the  Treasurer 
of  the  Westphalia,  Hubbardston  and  Northern  Bailroad  Com- 
pany,  and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  accord- 
ing to  the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

DAN'L  P.  HUNTER 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  27th  day  of  September,  1870. 

D.  B.  COBBY, 
Notary  Public 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, ) 
County  of  Ionia.        )    "' 

N.  P.  Bogers,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  President  of 
the  Westphalia,  Hubbardston  and  Northern  BaUroad  Company, 


BAILBOAD  COMPANIES.  125 

and  that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to 
the  best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

N.  R  ROGERS. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  27th  day  of  September,  1870. 

D.  R  COREY, 
Notary  Public. 


ANNUAL   REPORT 


OF    THB 


BAY  CITY  AND  EAST  SAGINAW  R.  R.  COMPAIJY, 
For  the  Bight  Months  ending  August  SI,  1870. 


Filed  December  89,  18T0. 


Date  of  IncorporatioDy  April  8th,  1864.    Length  of  line,  13 

miles. 

TERMINI :  BAST  SAGINAW — BAT  CITY. 


JIAXBfl. 

SAMUEL  FARWELL, 
HBNBT  C.  POTTEB, 
QBORQB  C.  KIMBALL, 


OFFICERS : 

OFFIOBB. 

Preeldent, 
Treamrar. 
Saperlntendent, 


p.  O.  ABS 


But  Saginaw,  Midi. 


12S  CX)MPILATI01ir. 


REPORT. 


Office  of  Bay  City  &  East  Saginaw  B.  E.  Co.,  | 

Hast  Saginaw,  December  28,  1870.     S 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan : 

The  following  Annual  Beport  of  the  Bay  City  and  East 
Saginaw  Railroad  Company,  for  eight  months,  commencing 
January  1st  and  ending  August  31sty  1870,  is  respectfully 
submitted: 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $125,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in 87,551  00 

2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands 42,496  97 

"  "         construction  of  road...  269,937  34 

buildings 7,632  22 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

First  mortgage  bonds 100,000  00 

Bay  County  bonds  (secured) 75,000  00 

Flint  and  Pere  Marquette  Eailway  Co 15,018  56 

8.  Number  of  engine-houses 1 

13.  Has  the  corporation  receiyed  any  land  grant  ? — ^No. 

14.  Amount  of  municipal  aid  received : — None.    Bonds  of  Bay 

County  secured  by  second  mortgage  on  road,  and  there- 
fore not  to  be  accounted  as  *'  municipal  aid/' 
Amount  inyestcd  in  the  original  construction  and  stocking,  or 
in  any  new  construction  or  stocking,  of  road  opened  for  use : 

Capital  stock %  87,551  00 

Loans  (being  total  of  items  under  clause  3 
of  this  report) 190,018  56 

Total $277,569  56 


RAILROAD  COMPANIES.  129 


LiCDgth  of  main  line:  13  miles. 
Termini :  East  Saginaw  and  Bay  City. 
When  road  oj^ened  for  use :  December,  1867. 


REMARKS. 


Leased  to  the  Flint  and  Pere  Marquette  Railway  Company, 
and  items  left  blank  in  this  report  are  included  in  the  report 
of  that  Company. 


STATE  OF  MICHIGAN, 
CouKTY  OP  Saginaw 


^^'  I  ss. 


Henry  C.  Potter,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the  Treas- 
urer of  the  Bay  City  and  East  Saginaw  Railroad  Company,  and 
that  the  foivgoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the 
best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

HEJ^IRY  C.  POTTER. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  28th  day  of  December,  1870. 

GILBERT  W.  LEDLIE, 
Notary  Public  for  Saginaw  Co.,  Mich. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  [ 
County  of  Saginaw,     )     * 

Samuel  Farwell,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  President 
of  the  Bay  City  and  East  Saginaw  Railroad  Company,  and  that 
the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the  best 
of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

SAMUEL  FARWELL. 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  28th  day  of  December,  1870. 

GILBERT  W.  LEDLIE, 
Notary  Public  for  Saginaw  Co.y  Mich. 
IT 


ANNUAL  EEPORT 


OP    THE 


FLINT  &  PERE  MARQUETTE  RAILWAY  COMPANY, 


For  the  Eight  Months  ending  August  31, 1870. 


Filed  December  29,  1S70. 


Company   organized,  January   37,   1857.     Length   of  Road 
opened  for  use  December  31,  1868,  77  miles. 


TERMINI :    HOLLY — AVERILLS. 


NAXEfl. 

SAMUEL  PAKWELL, 
H,  C.  POTTER, 
GEO.  C.  KIMBALL, 


OFFICERS : 

OFFIOBS. 

Vice  Preflldent, 
Secretary  and  Treasarcr, 
Acting  Saperintendent, 


p.  O.  ASSBE88. 


East  Saginaw,  Mich. 


132  COMPILATION. 


REPOI^T. 


a  a 


a 


Office  of  Flixt  &  Pere  Marquette  Railway  Co^  ( 

Fast  Saginatv^  December  28^  1870.     \ 

To  the  Auditor  General  of  the  State  of  Michigan  : 

The  following  Annual  Eeport  of  the  Flint  and  Pcrc  Marquette 
Railway  Company,  for  eight  months,  commencing  January  Ist 
and  ending  August  31st,  1870,  is  respectfully  submitted: 

1.  Capital  Stock  of  the  Company $1,100,000  00 

Amount  of  Capital  Stock  actually  paid  in  _.  1,099,100  00 

'2.  Amount  expended  for  purchase  of  lands 127,695  83 

construction  of  road..  2,088,705  00 

buildings 111,701  32 

"                   *'         engines  and  cars 411,885  83 

3.  Amount  and  nature  of  indebtedness : 

Bonds 1,726,500  00 

Loans 403,748  67 

Real  estate  contracts 34,000  00 

Due  other  roads  and  persons 201,085  32 

Amount  due  the  coi7)oration 99,726  1 7 

4.  Amount  received  for  transportation  of  pas- 
sengers    1 34,599  10 

Amount  received  for  transportation  of  prop- 
erty  155,552  02 

Amount  received  for  transjwrtation  of  maik,  4,050  66 

"  "        from  other  sources _ . .  036  03 

5.  Amount  of  freight: 

Lumber 3 4,818,000  ft. 

Staves - - 1,414,400 

Shingles 64,295,000 

Lath 2,760,000 


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to* 


»* 


RAILROAD  COMPANIES  133 

Animals 1,875  tons. 

Vegetable  food  and  other  agricultural  pro- 
ducts  - 8,002    *• 

Merchandise 17,800    " 

Flour 30,844  bbls. 

Salt 6,398    « 

Plaster 570  tons. 

0-  Amount  paid  for  repairs 158,156  11 

engines  and  cars 28,493  92 

buildings 1,762  26 

salaries 20,000  00 

7.  Number  and  amount  of  dividends : — None. 

8.  Number  of  engine-houses 3 

"            shojis 4 

Number  and  character  of  engines : 

Inside  connection 2 

Outside  connection 12 

Number  and  character  of  cars : 

Coaches 13 

Baggage 6 

Box 35 

Platform 145 

9-  Number  of  miles  run  by  passenger  trains 65,448 

freight  trains 66,326 

"        other  trains 59,451 

10.  Number  of  men  employed,  and  their  occupation,  viz : 

Agents  and  clerks 30 

Conductors,  baggage,  and  brakemen. -  25 

Engineers,  fire,  and  watchmen _ _  44 

Machinists 23 

Car  builders  and  repairera _ .-  48 

Trackmen ._ 142 

Laborers, 75 

Construction  gang 124 

Total 511 


134  COMPILATJON. 

11.  Number  of  persons  injured  in  life  or  limb,  and  the  can» 
of  such  injury,  viz : 

February  15,  1870,  Charles  W.  Seed,  aged  seven  jears^ 
trying  to  jump  on  coach  while  train  was  entering  Bay  City, 
fell  under  the  wheels,  and  one  leg  Avas  cut  off. 

March  26,  1870,  A.  W.  Keno,  struck  by  engine  near  East 
Saginaw,  Avhilc  walking  on  track;  was  deaf  and  did  not 
hear  noise  of  train;  was  not  seriously  injured. 
i'2.  Whether  anv  accidents  have  arisen  from  carelessness  or 
negligence  of  any  ]KTS()n  in  the  employment  of  the  cor- 
poration ? — None. 

13.  Has  the  corporation  received  any  land  grant? — Yes. 
Under  what  laAv  ? — Act  of  Congi-ess,  June,  1856. 
Number  of  acres  reserved  for  it  (supposed). .       511,492.25 

"  "        confirmed  to  it  (supposed).-       511,492.25 

"  '*        sold,  including  lands  deede<i 

and  under  contract 97,045— 

Rate  per  acre  sold  for  (average) .-  ^^rSa 

Received  in  payment — cash §387,685  71 

"  — bond«*  of  the  Company         6,000  00 

— stock  of  the  Company,        Nothing. 
Number  of  acres  contracted  to  be  sold,  and 

not  deeded 7^408^. 

Rate  per  acre  contracted  to  be  paid  (average)  ^''isJS 

Amount  received  upon  the  contracts $258,013  90 

If  contracted  to  be  sold  to  a  stockholder  in  the  corporation, 
or  any  member,  officer,  agent,  or  attorney  thereof: 
William  B,  Sears,  Chief  Engineer,  40  acres,  at  $25  piT 
acre.    Amount  paid  on  contract,  $500. 

E.  B.  AVard,  President,  40  acres,  at  $50  per  ncri\  Amount 
paid  on  contract,  $500. 

14.  Amount  of  municipal  aid  received: — None. 

Amount  invested  in  the  original  construction  and  stocking,  or 
in  any  new  construction  or  stocking,  of  road  opened  for  use: 


UAILKOAD   COMPANli:S.  135 

Capital  stock 11,099,100  00 

Earnings  of  road 151,442  46 

Mnnicipal  aid Nothing. 

Proceeds  of  sales  of  land 30 1,899  44 

Loans .i. 1,075,266  20 

From  other  sources Nothing. 


Total -  - 13,227,708  19 

Length  of  main  line:  77  miles  in  use.     Branches:  13  miles, 
Bay  City  and  East  Saginaw  Bmlroad. 
Termini:  Holly  and  Averills. 
When  road  opened  for  use :  January  20, 1862,  Ibr  26  miles. 

REMARKS. 

The  earnings  and  expenses  of  the  Bay  City  and  East  Saginaw 
Bailroad  Company  are  included  in  this  statement,  that  line 
being  leased  by  this  Company. 

STATE  OP  MICHIGAN,  I 
County  of  Saginaw,     )     ' 

Henry  C.  Potter,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the  Treas- 
urer of  the  Flint  and  Pere  Marquette  Railway  Company,  and 
that  the  foregoing  report  is  tnic  and  correct,  according  to  the 
beet  of  his  knowledge  and  belief. 

HENRY  C.  POTTER, 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  28th  day  of  December,  1870. 

GILBERT  W.  LEDLIE, 
Notary  Public  for  Sa{/tnaw  Co.,  Mich. 

STATE  OF  MICHIGAN,  | 
County  of  Saginaw,     C     * 

Samuel  Farwell,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  Vice  Presi- 
dent of  the  Flint  and  Pere  Marquette  Railway  Company,  and 


13C  CONPILATION. 

that  the  foregoing  report  is  true  and  correct,  according  to  the 
best  of  his  knowledge  and  belief.  • 

SAMUEL  FARWELL' 

Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me,  a  Notary  Public  in  and 
for  said  county,  this  28th  day  of  December,  1870. 

GILBERT  W.  LEDLIE, 
Notary  Public  for  Saginaw  Co^  Mich 


