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$14,630 Liquor Tax Paid

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Parent Issue
Ann Arbor Argus, May 15, 1891
Day
15
Month
May
Year
1891
Copyright
Public Domain
OCR Text

The liquor tax is coming in rather slowly in the county treasurer's office. Only one saloon in Ypsilantt has yet paid the tax. The sum of $7,530 has been paid in by the liquor dealers of this city. The total amount paid in at three o'clock yesterday was $14,630. The following named liquor dealers have paid: Ann Arbor city- Augnst Herz, John Goetz, sr. and son, John Goetz, Jr., Fred Besimer, Walsh & Clancy, William H. Mclntyre, John Schneider, Jr., Fred Brown, William Z. Frank, Albrecht Gwinner, each $500. Emil Golz, John Maulbetsch, Anton Brahm, Jacob Dupper. Christian Roth, Adolph Kemper, W. Fred Schlanderer, each $300. Herman Hardinghaus, Martin & Fischer, each $65. -Ypsilanti- George W. Cady, $500. Milan- L. C. Foerster, C. H. Van Nostrand, each $500. Manchester - Jos. Vogelbacher, Jacob F. Miller, Wm, Kirchgessner C. Neuraannn, each #300. Saline - John Frank, Bender & Hooter, each $300. Chelsea - Thos. McNamara, Conrad Spiernagh, John Bohne, and Henry Fry, each $500. Dexter - P. Fitzsimmons, Omar Moore, Emanuel Beek, each $500.