Our State Taxes

County Clerk lïobison received from Lansing the apportionment of state taxes for tbis county. It wlll rejoice the people to know that it s 23,198.03 lessthan last year, making the taxes mucli lighter throughout the county. Bclow will be found the various funds for whieh money will be raised: Unlverstty aid.act No. 82 $ 150Q0O UnlverMly, Ueneral and otlier expenses 1 634 14 Normal School 1(0124 Agrleultural College 717 tl Miuine School 317 81 State Public School 1446 9:! Mlohlgan School for the Blind.. .. 951 3 Instltutlon for the Deaf and Durub . 1 5855 Reform School 1 650 01 State Industrial Home for Glrls 1 110 58 State House of Correctlon and Prison.U.P 1Ó86 55 Michigan Soldiere' Home 1269 21 Board of Flsh Commlssioners 3SOT7 State Board of Health 6S 46 Military Purposes 2061 .35 General Purposes 1H01872 Interest to countlen on account of Swamp Lands 1819S5 Total 3814B70 The indebtedness of the county to the state Is $92.26 in addition to the above. Laat year the state tax was $61,309.08. Last year our county at an assessed valuation of $30,000,000 stood 3d in the list of countie8. Thia year, on the same valuation it stands 5th, thuugh the state valuation lias increased nearly $100,000,000. Thus Wiishtenaw's per cent. is mucli less than heretofore. The county tax will not be apportioned until the supervisors meet.