Librarians Must Make Report

LIBRARIANS MUST MAKE REPORT

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Act No. 134, session of 1903, repeals Act No. 199 of 1901, and requires the librarian of each public library, whether township, school district, village, or city, to report annually to the county commissioner of schools, on or before the 30th day of June in each year, in regard to the condition and support of the library, and requires the county commissioner to file the reports with the state board of library commissioners before the first day of September in each year.

All librarians of Washtenaw county should send in the reports of their libraries to the county school commissioner at once to insure their drawing the proper share of the library fund. The directors of the school districts are considered the librarians of their schools. If they have not received the blank forms on which to make a report they can get them by writing the school commissioner. Libraries having less than 50 volumes need not report.