Ann Arbor Town Items

Primakt School Money. - Town Clerk Davis MN nppoitioneil tlir priiimry school fund to tlie vurloiis distriels of Aim Arbor town, us followx: DUtrlctNo. 6. $21 1 ¦' 8 38 4U " 3 i m ' 17 lt (K) 1 7B " " 7 IV S4 ' " ia 3u ;i Petit Juhoks. - The town boiinl has hauded to the couuly vlerk the tollowing list of iiann-s out of wlilcli to druw the petit Jaron tof tlie circuit court tliiu yeur: Henry Hiuuu, llurrison II. Camp, Isaac N. S. Fosu-r. John C. Mt-ml, Niithan Nixon, Scldeii W. SlnutleU", Xathaii WoodinHiMee, Wui. A. Warner, Gottleib Zeeb. Quand .Iurors. - The following have been BelrcteU out of which to draw the grand Jaron: Anürcw Smith, James J. Parshall, John O'llara, HicharU O. Willit.x, John M. CowaB, Kinil Kam, O. K L. Crozier, John II. Sperry, Evun Popkin. Nkw iNsrECTOH. - Miss Mary Hudy has been appointi-d school inspector by the town board of Aun Albor in place of H. P. Finnell, wlio has removed out of the township and state. A eer tuin young niiin of this city soine time lince concluded to adopt the "fund " sj-Htem of acrumulating inoney for dlfl'ere ii t purpoges. He resolved thnt evcry f 10 liill coming uto his posM-loii he would put in the bank; every $5 would go toward u fiiinl for buying clotheg, etc, every $1, (either bill or coin,) shonld go for board, wasbing, etc ; every 25 and 10 cent piece to ;m ic creuin, goda water, and K forth t ii ml, for bis girl ; and the pennieg for church collucüon. At tbe end of xix montbs lic bahinced up, and found l0.27 ftir tbecbureb collection fund: 66.35 expended in tbe ice creain girl fund ; he wan tlircu weeks hehind with bis board on the $1 fund; had accuuiulateil just $2U tor the new elothcs fund, and badn't n red cent in tbe bank on the f 10 fond. 1 1 - h thinking sonie now of reversing tbe order.