Fire Relief Fund

We glye below an Itemizetl account of the work that has been quietly done by the Ann Arbor Relief Committee. It is the cash account of B. Brown, Treasurer, witli the Fire Relief Fund, extending up to November 9, 1881 : To am't publishcd Ín Ann Arbor Couriek, Sepfember 2i, iSSi. Si 167 io Cash of V.C. Vaughn.. . . 500 retby E. B. Pond 7 as E Olney i 00 Mrs. Dr. Rose 3 00 1'. T. G 3 00 Julius Zeiler, N. Y 25 00 K. C. Green 5 00 Lovell Harrison 1 00 Mrs. Harrison 50 E. B. Pond 2 50 A. D. Seyler( money collected of Zion Lutheran Church_ 60 00 Miss E. Haywood, N. Y.. 5 00 Citizens Lodi narnts Pub.. 30 00 Fred Laubeuayer Lodi... 5 00 Louis Fritz 5 00 A. Sehaeberle 2 00 J. M. Schaeberle 2 00 Mrs. Kupff 1 00 Mr. Kasuskee 1 00 Mr. Haebech 50 Mrs De Kneze 2 00 Wm, Kalmbach 50 K. Gwinner . . za - Mrs. Co- - 5o rirs. Fisher 50 Coarad Noli 1 00 Mrs. Wctzell 1 00 Fricnd 30 Friend „ 35 Mrs. Beek 2 00 Barbara Ross 3 00 A Lady 50 A number of children 3 33 Wm. Hers 3 00 Fred Kern 1 00 Friend 5 00 Mrs. Kaschenberifer 1 00 Friend 7c Friend 35 Mrs. Genter 1 50 Mrs. Staebler 5 00 Win. jMcrklty 1 00 Mrs. Dr. Hartley 50 AChild 10 By cash paid J.T. Schuh Tor Hardware $ 50 00 cash paid C. H. Richtnond lor I doz. Husk Maltrass 15 00 cash paid Wines & Worden for ico BaffS „ 34 00 cash sent by K. B. Pond 250 00 cash paid A. A.A.Co, for plows 90 00 cash sent G. VV. Thotnpson Chairman of Detroit commiltee 4000 Drayage 1 35 Stationary 35 Nails of C. Eberbach 80 3 Packing cases Wlne & Worden 1 00 Repairs on Boots 50 Balance due on wheat purchased of Messrs. Swathtíl, Kyer & Kichardsun aftcr deducting what was deposited with theni bysundry persons as published in your issue of Sept, 3jrd 144 98 tírror in your publishcd list of A. H. Taylors subscription. 35 cash aent by 1'. Bach & Co. to Millington 50 00 cash to H. P. Baldwin chairman of relief coinnuttee Detroit 341 3S ; , '.369 4' .3ö9 4' Your committee has received in cash as statcd above $1.369 4S In clothing, bedding, wheat, flour Urocenes, etc 3335 48 Total 4,104 89 Cash sent by E. B. Pond $ 350 00 Distributed as follows: To Minden relief commiltee for sufjering in Austin $ 3500 To relief committee in Bad Axe for nails 35 00 To I. L. Laing. relief agent ;it Cass City, to purchase hammers and lumber 150 00 To C. Montaque & Co., of Curo, for pork 32 50 To J. W. Clcaver & Co., Caro, for fiour 30 3; To cash roturned 7 35 $ 250 00 $ 250 00 Sent by E.B. Pond, 100 bags whcatj 100 Dlllvtrtd to relief cominittre at Curo 07 Delivered to S. Botslord, Millington 10 Delivered to Vassar relief cominittec 3 $ 1 00 % I 00 Sent by E. B. Pond, 3; cases of clothing, bedding, etc f 25 Delivered to Vassar relief comIlliltiT O Delivered to S. Botsford, Millington 04 Delivered to Caro relief conimitce 15 n s The 10 plows and iixturus which wc purchased of the A. A. Agricultura! Co., were lelt with Caro relief committee; also 5 mattresses, 1 box of axea, 1 box of hardware. 1 bedstead, 6 spades, 6 whiHk-trees b neck-yokes, 2 barrt-ls boots and shoes. Left with Vassar relief committee, I barrel flour, 1 barrel boots and shots. 6 OUttreMM, 6 bedstc-ads. Left with S. Botsford, MUUngton, 1 box axes, I mattrers. 3 bednteads. The above is a full list of tbc goods sent by E. B. Pond, and for the dilivery o( which leceipU are on lile. We have sent to Dttroit 20 cases of )oods ; also :hair, mattrasses, crockery, wheat, flour, and nu. inerous small articles. Also 2 barrels of flour givcn 'v Charles Almandinger. In addition to above, Zion Iutheran Church sent ' he suflerers by Mr. Pullman $45.50