Annual Report Of The Board Of Supervisors For The County Of ...

A summary of the receipts and expendieres of the County of Washtenaw from Sept. 20, 1842 toOct. 6, 1G43: County of Wasiitenaw in account with D. T. McCollum, County Treasurer. 1842. CR. Sept. L0, by balance in treasury on settlement, 81 68 Oct. S0, by cash rcceived for fines, 10 00 Nov. 20, by avails of unourrent money sold 87 60 Ja. 1843, by cash of N. II. Wing, Co. Treasurer, to balance 135 91 1842. DR. Oct. 11, to paid county orders 110 19 11 to jurors fee 1 0.0 Dec. 11 to treasurers salary to Jan. 1843, 225 00 County of Washtenaw in account with N. H. Wing, Co. Treasorer. 1343. CR. By c;isli, Sic. receivec] on State nndCo. taxesfor 1842, 13,252 57 By nonresident highway laxes in Augusta returned 55 57 By primarv school money received for diölribution, 2,346 17 By cash received of Co. Clerk for jury f ees 122 51 15,776 82 DR. To balance paid D. T. MeCollum late Treasurer 135 91 To pnid county orders S,2I8 90 To " " of circuit court 78 61 To " " of the Superihtendants of the county poor 1,725 37 To 5 per cent allowed collectors on taxes returned 73 25 To paid interest on money borrowod to build jai), 5G0 00 To paid State treasurei Ltate tax 4,838 80 To paid grand jurors fees 390 66 To pnid petit jurors feea 1,279 22 To post age and expenses reíaling.to tax returns and school money 14 71 To school money distributed 2,436 17 To old tchool tax due Scio 45 80 Torepeütion in tax rerurus 15 22 To Treasurer's salary toOct. 1, 1843 187 50 14,930 12 Oct. 6, balance remaining in the treasury, 846 7n 15,776 82 This balance of $846 70 was specifically approprialed by the Supervisors und paid outby their direction withm ten days. JAMES KEKGSLEY, Deputy Treasurer. Accounts alloiccd and approprialions made , by the Board. Snmucl Kilpatrick, services as Depity Sheriff $4 99 , G. C. Pnge, rees in Court of special eeeaions 5 J5 Win. R. Perry services as aasociate Judge 18 SS George S. Rood & Co. book for District Court, 8 75 C.N. Ormsby paper for County 15 00 H B Norton, as Superintendent of Co. Poor 10 86 ' David Dixon, services as superintendent, of Co. Poor 12 39 J F Royce services as Deputy Sheriff 33 50 A Voorhees services as justice in court of special sessions 7 26 J. Wnllace fees as Deputy Sheriff 29 64 Thos F Leonard fees as Deputy Sheriff; 28 62 Claims of county caDvassers for 1842 70 32 Geo W Gilberr, articles furnished Regisler's office, IS 19 Geo F Rood, books for Registers office 51 50 Wm R Perry services as associate Judge 56 40 Geo F Rood, & Co. Book for Probate office 14 00 C Chrk services as associate Judge, 93 98 Nathan Pierce and others services as a Court of special sessions 4 48 NelsoH Benbain services as Constable S 00 James Sanders services as Sherriff, 47 3 Edward Mundy solary as Pros ecuting Attorney, S00 00 N H Wing salary as County Treasurer 250 00 On account the Poor House 825 00 For building and repairs on the Jail Lot 250 00 William A bel brush for Court House 5C O Arnold for Printing 24 50 Thos M Ladd for printing 32 00 Rufus Mathews services as superintendent of poor 19 S2H Tickitor services as superintendent of Poor 17 04 E P Gardiner services and dis- bursements ns County Clerk 41 35 M. Porter services asjusticein court of special sessions 4 61 Danus Pierce services as witness in Circuit Court SS 79 Wilharn G Tutlle blacksmithing 2 00 John Beedon services as Deputy Sheriff L1 65 Sylvester Abel services as Justice . 5 18 C. B. Taylor services as Constnble in Crim. caes 2 17 E Wells services as Physician 6 OU Win R Perry services as associate Judge 4 50 Justus Norris services as Constable 7 91 S G Sutherland services as Coroner ' 13 12 Alex Evvmg services as witness at Coroners inquest 1 17 A Vnndermark services as Deputy Sheriff 80 75 A M. Gtould, clerk's services, &c 32 46 C Clark services as associate Judge 4 50 J W Sprague eervices as constable 4 58 Gilbert Shattuck services as constable S 51 T Norlh services as constable 22 88 E E Clark fees as Justice in crim. cases 9 69 A Doty service?, Stc as Jailor nnd Dep Sheriff 114 85 L C Goodale services as clerk, disbursements, Sec. 35 37 F J B Crane articles furnished Co by order of Sheriff 39 93 To school dist. no. 6, m the Township oflLyndon and dis. no. 2, in the Township of Dexter 32 31 To dis. no. 8 in the township of Sharon 1 46 To dist. no. 10 in the township of Ypsilantf' 5 45 Expenses of Supervisors and for making Tax rolls 500 00 J F Royce services as Deputy Sheriff 4 50 Gilbert Shaltuck services as Dep Sheriff 3 88 P Slingerland services as Sheriff and Jailor 337 95 Johnson Goodwill services aa Justice in Crim cases, 63 Willíam Rollo services as Deputy Sheriff 3 37 L C Goodale services as Clerk in crim. cases, &.C 53 44 Alanson Doty services as Jailor 93 21 ï) Laseur services as Jailor 8 50 Joseph Bnckford services oa Dep Sheriff 1 50 John Lawrence services as Justice in crim. cases 1 37 E W Morgan for services in the matter of rejected toxe by the Auditor General 75 00 O Arnokl for prifiting 3 00 E W Morgan services for copying rolla in Detroit 10 00 E P Gar diner services as Clerk of Court and Board of Supervisors 104 67 Interest on loan from Superintendent of Public Instruction, 560 00 William McCormick for Book cases for Register and Clerk's office 85 00 Total amouut for county expenseE, $4,500 00 Amount of State tax, 4,605 14 Total amount for State and Co. purposes, $9,105 14Amounts allowed by the Judgcs of the Circuit Courl on appeals f'om the Board of Supcrrisor$. To Sylvester Abel gS8 08 C. Clark, 4 00 T Norlb, 4 SS E E Clark, 10 1;; S Kilpatrick, 27 92 f G9 54 STATE OF MICHIGAN, ? Washtknaw County: 1 hereby certify that the above ie a true statement of the accounts audited by the Board of Supervisors of the said County, as appeara from the journal of said Board m their October seesion, A. D. 1S43. Dated at Ann Arbor, tbis thirleenth day of February, A.D. 1844. E. P. GARD1NER, CJerk Wash. Co