County Treasurer's Report

Ann ArborCity $ 247 38 State of Michigan 10 63 State Land Office 21 94 Witness fund 1Ü9 65 Charged Back Taxes 10 58 Ypsilanti City 37 52 Rejected Taxes 183 09 DitchTax.: 172 83 Insurance Fund 112 50 Cash on Hand and in Bank 21,394 67 LIA.BILITIES. Eastern Michigan Asylum 3,81029 Stenographer Fund 304 52 House of Correction OS 59 Fine Money 505 15 Teachers ' Institute Fund 86 50 Contingent Fund 2.536 76 Salary Co. Offlcers Fund 4,266 BI Poor Fund 4,955 86 County Fund 1,019 39 Delinquent Tax 95 38 Eedemption Tax 7 35 Interest Fund 111 65 JurorsFund 3,557 00 StateTaxBids 395 19 Eliza Bailie - 100 00 Mary Jane Bailie 100 00 Eliza Bailie, Jr 100 00 $22,320 19 $2-2,320 10 Washtenaw Co. Trea 's. Office I _,„ n c,, Ann Arbor, April lst, 1882 f ADAM kKYLKn, Dep. Co Treasurer, per Fkkd H. Belskb. Chas. Taitón will leave the first of the week for New Mexico. C. E. Hiseock made a ñae run for alderman ia the third ward. Frank Emerick has been elccted circuit judge in the Alpena district. President Arthur has vetoed the Chinese emigration bilí, and there is the devil to pay on the Pacific coast. MichigaD will yet wheel into Une- it may take some years yet, but it iu as certain as that to-morrows' sun will rise. Tüe election returns from Ohio are not very encouraging forrepublicans. Everywhere the democrats made sweeping victories. In Superior the vote on supervisor was a tie, but in drawiug off, George McDougal had the longest straw. It is not krjown wnether he will serve. Judge Joslin (lid uot thiuk S. A. D. Bycraft's bail was suflicient and ordered the young man into the custodv of the sheriff. The defendant is in jaiL The Fisks Jubileo singers had a good audience last eveuing, and are deserviug of a larger one to-morrow night. Tiiey play for the benefit of brother Spence nd the AI. E. church ladiea benevolent association.