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New York ..
Citizens, who have been such for ten days. Citizen
1 year .. .
4 mos .. . 3 mos. . .
30 days ...
Yes. Yes.
Convicted of crime or felony, betters on election; bribers and bribed.
North Carolina .. ..
1 year .. .
None .....
Convicted of felony unless restored to rights, idiots, insane, soldiers.
315
QUALIFICATIONS FOR VOTING.
Kentucky
Citizen, limited woman suffrage.
1 year ...
Paupers, persons under guardianship, Indians not taxed, persons who can't read and write. Persons convicted of crime, persons under guardianship, insane, idiots.
Massachusetts.
Citizen who can read and write English; woman suffrage on school matters.
1 year ...
Citizen, or declared intention ...
1 year ...
2 mos. . .
None .....
Yes.
Indians, felons, insane, idiots.
Citizen, woman suffrage on school matters.
New Jersey
Citizen, woman suffrage on school matters.
1 year ...
5 mos. . .
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QUALIFICATIONS FOR VOTING IN THE UNITED STATES .- Concluded.
Residence in-
States.
Requirements as to citizenship.
State.
County.
Voting Precinct.
Registra-
tion.
Persons excluded from suffrage.
.
North Dakota.
Citizen, or declared intention ...
1 year ...
6 mos ...
90 days . ..
(f)
Convicted of felony, insane, idiots, persons under guardianship, Indians under tribal rule.
Ohio
Citizen, woman suffrage on 1 year ... school matters.
6 mos. . .
6 mos . . .
30 days . . .
No. .
Oregon
6 mos ...
3 mos. . .
30 days . ..
No ..
Idiots, insane, felons, Chinese, soldiers and sailors.
Pennsylvania.
.Citizen at least one month ; if 22 1 year .. . years old, must have paid tax within two years. Citizen
2 years ..
6 mos. . .
60 days . ..
(h)
Paupers, lunatics under guardianship, Indi- ans, soldiers, sailors, convicted of felony unless restored.
South Carolina .... South Dakota.
Citizen .
1 year .. 6 mos. . .
2 mos ... 30 days .
2 months. 10 days ...
Yes. (¿)
Paupers, Indians, lunatics and felons. Convicted of treason or felony unless par- doned, persons under guardianship.
.
Citizen, or declared intention ; woman suffrage on school matters.
Tennessee
Citizen .
1 year ...
6 mos .. . 6 mos. . .
6 months.
(k)
Utah
1 year ...
4 mos. . .
60 days . . .
Yes.
Vermont.
1 year ... 1 year ...
1 month
30 days . . . 3 months.
Yes.
Unpardoned convicts.
Virginia
Citizen
3 mos .. .
Idiots, lunatics, felons, duelists, soldiers and sailors.
Washington
Citizen, woman suffrage on|1 year ... school matters.
3 mos. ..
30 days . . .
Yes. (1)
Convicted of infamous crime, Indians not taxed, idiots and insane.
QUALIFICATIONS FOR VOTING.
Idiots, insane, soldiers, sailors, felons unless restored to citizenship. No express exceptions.
Oklahoma
Citizen, including Indians not members of any tribe. Citizen, or declared intention ...
2 mos ...
2 months.
Yes.
Convicted of perjury and violation of elec- tion laws.
Convicted of infamous crime, failure to pay poll tax. Idiots, lunatics, paupers, felons, soldiers and sailors. Idiots, insane, treason, crime against.
Texas .
Citizen, or declared intention; limited woman suffrage. Citizen, suffrage extended to women equally with men. Citizen, woman suffrage on school matters.
None ...... (j)
1 year ...
1 month
20 days . . . (g)
Rhode Island
Wyoming
West Virginia .. . . . Wisconsin. Citizen, or declared intention ; woman suffrage on school matters. Citizen, suffrage extended to| 1 year ... |2 mos ... 9 women equally with men.
Citizen
1 year. . . | 1 year .. .
2 mos ... | None ... 10 days .
10 days . None ... ..
| No .. | Convicts, bribers, paupers, insane, idiots. sol- diers and sailors. Insane, felons, under guardianship.
Yes. Yes. Idiots, insane, felons, unable to read the state constitution.
(a; Registration required in some counties.
(b) In all cities.
c) In cities of first, second and third class.
(d) In cities of 1,200 inhabitants or over.
e) In cities of 100,000 population or over.
f) In cities of 3,000 population or over.
) In cities of 9,000 population or over.
h Non-taxpayers must register yearly before December 31st.
(¿) In towns having 1,000 voters and counties where registration has been adopted by popular vote. In counties having 50,000 population or over.
(k) In cities having 10,000 or over.
(l) In precincts having 250 population or over.
QUALIFICATIONS FOR VOTING.
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STATE AND TERRITORIAL LEGISLATURES.
NUMBERS, TERM OF OFFICE, SALARIES AND TIME OF MEETING.
State.
Sessions.
Month and day.
Limit of session.
No. of senators.
Term of senators (years).
No. of rep's.
Term of rep's (years).
Salary.
,
Alabama .
Bien ..
Tuesday after second Monday, Nov.
50 days.
33
4
100
2
Arizona (a).
Bien ..
Third Monday, January ...
60 days.
12
4 4244 2
100
2
Arkansas ..
Bien ..
Second Monday, January ...
60 days.
32
California.
Bien ..
First Monday after January 1.
60 days.
40
Colorado
Bien ..
First Wednesday, January.
90 days.
35
4
65
2
Connecticut.
Bien ..
Wednesday after first Monday, Jan.
None.
24
2
252
2
$300 per annum and 25 cents a mile.
Delaware
Bien ..
First Tuesday, January.
60 days.
32
4
68
2
Florida (b).
Bien. .
Tuesday after first Monday, April .. .
50 days.
44
2
175
Georgia ..
Ann ...
Fourth Wednesday, October.
60 days.
21
2
49
2
Idaho.
Bien ..
First Monday, January.
None.
51
4
153
2
$1,000 per regular session, $5 a day for special sessions and 10 cents a mile.
Indiana .
Bien ..
Thursday after first Monday, Jan ... Second Monday, January.
60 days. None.
50
4
100
2
Iowa ...
Bien ..
First Tuesday after second Monday, January. .
50 days.
40
4
125
2
$3 a day and 15 cents a mile. $5 a day and 15 cents a mile. $4 a day and mileage.
Louisiana .
Bien .. Bien ..
First Wednesday, January ...
None.
31
2
151
2
$150 per annum and 20 cents a mile.
Maryland ..
Bien . .
First Wednesday, January ..
None.
40
1
240
1
Massachusetts
Ann ...
First Wednesday, January ...
None.
32
2
100
2
Michigan
Bien ..
First Wednesday, January ...
90 days.
54
4
114
Minnesota.
Bien. .
First Monday, January.
None.
45
4
133
4
Mississippi.
Bien ..
Tuesday after first Monday, Jan.
Missouri.
Bien. .
Wednesday after January 1. . .
None.
34
4
140
7
Montana
Bien ..
First Monday, January.
60 days.
23
68
2
$5 a day for 70 days, $1 per day thereafter and mileage. $6 a day and mileage.
318
STATE AND TERRITORIAL LEGISLATURES.
$3 a day and 15 cents a mile. $6 a day and 10 cents a mile. $4 a day and 10 cents a mile. $5 a day and 10 cents a mile.
$6 a day and 10 cents a mile. $500 per session and mileage.
Kansas ..
Bien ..
Tuesday after first Monday, Jan ..
60 days.
38
4
100
2
Kentucky ..
Bien ..
Second Monday, May ...
60 days.
36
4
98
4
Maine.
90 days.
26
4
91
2
$4 a day and 10 cents a mile. $4 a day and 15 cents a mile. $6 a day and 10 cents a mile. $8 a day and 10 cents a mile. $7 a day and 15 cents a mile.
None.
9
4
21
2
Illinois .
Bien ..
Wednesday after first Monday, Jan.
50
4
100
2
24
2
80
2
$5 a day and mileage. $750 per annum and $2 a mile. $3 a day and 10 cents a mile. $5 a day and 15 cents a mile. $400 per regular session, $5 per day special session, and 10 cents a mile.
2
Nebraska .
Bien .. | First Tuesday, January.
Nevada ..
Bien ..
Third Monday, January ...
60 days. 50 days. None. None.
24 21
2
364
2
New Hampshire ...
Bien .. Ann ..
Second Tuesday, January ...
60 days.
12
2
24
New York
Ann ...
First Wednesday, January.
None.
50
2
150
1
$4 a day and 10 cents a mile. $5 a day and 10 cents a mile. $600 per annum and 12 cents a mile.
Oklahoma (a)
Bien.
Second Tuesday, January.
60 days.
13
2.
26
2
Oregon ..
Bien ..
Second Monday, January.
40 days.
30
4
60
2
Pennsylvania .
Bien ..
First Tuesday, January.
None.
50
4
204
2
$4 a day and 20 cents a mile. $3 a day and 15 cents a mile. $1,500 per annum and 20 cents a mile.
Rhode Island (d) ..
Ann .. . Last Tuesday, May.
None.
37
1
72
1
$1 a day and 8 cents a mile. $4 a day and 10 cents a mile. $5 a day and 10 cents a mile. $4 a day and 4 cents a mile.
Tennessee .
Bien ..
First Monday, January. .
75 days.
33
2
99
Texas.
Bien.
Second Tuesday, January ..
90 days.
31
4
128
2
$5 a day and 15 cents a mile.
Utah
Bien. .
Second Monday, January.
60 days.
18
4
45
2 $4 a day and 15 cents a mile.
Vermont.
Bien ..
First Wednesday, October.
None.
30
2
245
Virginia.
Bien ..
First Wednesday, December.
90 days.
40
4
100
Washington.
Bien ..
Second Monday, January ..
60 days.
34
4
18
West Virginia.
Bien ..
Second Tuesday, January.
45 days.
26
4
71
Wisconsin.
Bien ..
Second Wednesday, January
None.
33
4
100
2 2 2 $3 a day and 10 cents a mile. $4 a day and 10 cents a mile. 2 2 $5 a day and 10 cents a mile. $4 a day and 10 cents a mile. $500 per annum and 10 cents a mile.
Wyoming
Bien. .
Second Tuesday, January ..
40 days.
19
4
38
2
$5 a day and 15 cents a mile.
(a) Territories.
(b) Session is sixty days unless extended by special vote.
(c) In Ohio and a few other states, where the legislative sessions are biennial, the legislature holds " Adjourned sessions," practically amounting to annual meetings.
(d) The Rhode Island legislature is required to meet annually the last Tuesday in May at Newport, and an adjourned session to be held annually at Providence.
319
STATE AND TERRITORIAL LEGISLATURES.
$5 a day and 10 cents a mile. $8 a day and 25 cents a mile. $200 per annum and mileage. $500 per annum and mileage. $4 a day and mileage. $1,500 per annum and 10 cents a mile.
North Carolina .. .
Bien. .
60 days.
50
2
120
2
North Dakota.
Bien. .
60 days. None.
31
4
62
2 2
Ohio (c)
Bien ..
Wednesday after first Monday, Jan. Tuesday after first Monday, Jan ... First Monday, January
36
2
112
2
33 15
2
100 30
2
4
3
60
1 2
New Jersey .... · New Mexico (a) ...
Ann ...
Second Tuesday, January.
40 days.
36
4
124
2
South Carolina ...
South Dakota.
Bien ..
Tuesday after first Monday, Jan.
60 days.
43
2
83
2
2
:
First Wednesday, January ..
Bien .. Third Monday, January ...
AN OUTLINE OF THE HISTORY OF MICHIGAN.
Michigan derives its name from two Chippewa words, Mitchaw, great, and Lagiegan, lake, and signifies the country of the great lakes.
The first Europeans to explore and occupy Michigan territory were the mis- sionaries and fur traders of Canada, early in the sixteenth century; but the first permanent settlement of Michigan, of which there exists any authentic account, was at Sault de Ste. Marie, in the year 1668, under the direction of Jacques Marquette, a Jesuit priest of France. ,
This, like all the early settlements of the territory now constituting the state of Michigan, was a missionary station established with the sole purpose of con- verting the Indians.
The actual settlement of Michigan for the purpose of colonization and civil government dates from the founding of Detroit by La Motte Cadillac on the 20th of July, 1701.
September 8, 1760, the French surrendered Michigan, together with Canada, to Great Britain, which surrender was ratified by the treaty-Paris, Feb. 10, 1763- and Michigan continued under English rule until after the American revolu- tion. July 1, 1796, Michigan formally passed into the possession of the United States, and became a part of the Northwest Territory. At this period all of Mich- igan away from Mackinac and the Detroit river was an unbroken wilderness.
In 1800 the Northwest Territory was divided into two territories, the one retaining the name Northwest Territory, the other receiving the name of Indiana Territory, the former embracing the eastern half and the latter the western half of Michigan, the dividing north and south line passing a few miles west of Mackinac.
In 1802 Ohio was admitted to the union, and all of Michigan became a part of Indiana Territory, and so continued until by an act of congress, July 11, 1805, Michigan was constituted a separate territory, with substantially its present boundaries. The ordinances of 1787 and 1789 were adopted as its charter, and Detroit was made its seat of government.
From 1805 to 1823 the territorial government was administered by the governor and three judges.
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On the 3d of March, 1823, congress vested the legislative power in the governor and council, composed of nine persons, selected by the president and confirmed by the senate out of eighteen elected by the people of the territory.
In 1835 a constitution was adopted and the state government elected, which was accepted by congress, June 15, 1836, and Michigan was admitted into the union as a state upon condition of acceding to the boundary claims of Ohio, con- cerning which an embittered controversy had arisen. This condition, which was at first rejected by a convention called by the legislature to consider it, was finally accepted by a second convention, December 15, 1836, and Michigan was formally declared a state by act of congress, January 26, 1837.
By an act of the legislature approved March 16, 1847, the seat of government of the state was moved from Detroit to Lansing.
June 3, 1850, a constitutional convention met at Lansing and adopted a new constitution, which was ratified by the people in November following, and has
NORTHERN MICHIGAN ASYLUM FOR INSANE, TRAVERSE CITY.
321
OUTLINE OF MICHIGAN HISTORY.
since continued in force, notwithstanding repeated attempts have been made to secure its revision.
The early development of the resources of the state was slow and attended with many drawbacks, prominent among them being the very unfavorable reports made by the government surveyors. In 1812 congress appropriated two millions of acres for military bounties, and it was the survey of lands for this purpose that brought out the above reports. But when actual experience demonstrated the falsity of such reports the country began to fill up with hardy and enterprising settlers, and the census of 1820 showed that the outside world was beginning to learn of Michigan's attractions, and now she stands well toward the head of the list in respect to population and prosperity. The first township organizations were those of Detroit in 1802, Mackinaw Island in 1817, and Mon- guagon, in Wayne county, in 1818. Wayne was the only county from 1796 to 1817. Monroe, Macomb and Michilimackinac were organized in 1818, as well as Brown and Crawford, which comprised territory now within the state of Wisconsin. It may be of interest to give some of the original names of the counties, but which for various reasons have since been changed: Neguegon 1840, now Alcona; Anamickee 1840, now Alpena; Meegesee 1840, now Antrim; Keskkauko 1840, now Charlevoix; Wyandotte 1840, now part of Cheboygan; Kaykakee 1840, now Clare; Shawano 1840, now Crawford; Tonedagana 1840, now Emmet; Omeena 1840, now Grand Traverse; Kanotin 1840, now Iosco; Wabassee 1840, now Kalkaska; Aishcum 1840, now Lake; Michilimackinac 1818, now Mackinac; Notipekago 1840, now Mason; Bleeker 1861, now Menominee; Cheonoquet 1840, now Montmorency; Unwattin 1840, now Osceola; Okkuddo 1840, now Otsego; Mikenauk 1840, now Roscommon; Kautawaubet 1840, now Wexford. 41
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STATE TAXES
Counties.
Aggregate of real and per- sonal estate assessed valuation, 1896.
Aggregate of. real and per- sonal estate as equalized by boards of super- visors at June session, 1896.
Aggregate of real and per- sonal estate as equalized by state board of equalization in 1896.
Aggregate of real and per- sonal estate as equalized by state board of equalization in 1891.
Alcona ..
$530,310 00
$527,979 00
$850,000 00
$1,500,000 00
Alger .
1,484,553 00
1,484,553 00
2,000,000 00
2,500,000 00
Allegan
12,880,961 00
13,000,000 00
15,500,000 00
16,000,000 00
Alpena
3,972,854 00
3,200,000 00
4,000,000 00
6,000,000 00
Antrim
2,898,381 00
2,891,381 00
3,250,000 00
3,000,000 00
Arenac
870,486 00
1,045,355 00
1,250,000 00
1,250,000 00
Baraga
1,400,916 00
1,051,000 00
1,500,000 00
2,000,000 00
Barry
10,677,140 00
10,679,291 00
14,000,000 00
15,000,000 00
Bay ...
19,963,091 00
20,334,341 00
24,500,000 00
27,000,000 00
Benzie
1,519,518 00
1,471,171 00
1,750,000 00
2,000,000 00
Berrien
15,366,364 00
15,632,274 00
18,000,000 00
18,000,000 00
Branch
14,523,790 00
14,018,048 00
19,000,000 00
20,000,000 00
Calhoun
21,526,807 00
21,526,807 00
29,000,000 00
30,000,000 00
Cass ..
11,948,400 00
11,978,000 00
15,000,000 00
16,000,000 00
Charlevoix
2,157,426 00
2,173,386 00
3,000,000 00
3,559,147 04
Cheboygan
2,963,136 00
2,963,136 00
3,700,000 00
4,000,000 00
Chippewa
6,944,260 00
3,475,998 00
4,600,000 00
5,000,000 00
Clare.
1,124,053 00
944,215 00
1,750,000 00
2,500,000 00
Clinton
12,202,881 00
11,900,000 00
18,000,000 00
19,000,000 00
Crawford
868,401 00
800,000 00
1,000,000 00
2,000,000 00
Delta
2,774,191 25
2,392,044 00
3,500,000 00
4,000,000 00
Dickinson
4,293,280 00
2,610,220 00
5,500,000 00
6,031,550 00
Eaton
17,242,370 00
15,000,000 00
19,000,000 00
20,000,000 00
Emmet
2,458,591 00
2,445,777 00
3,000,000 00
3,000,000 00
Genesee
21,277,965 00
19,715,495 00
24,000,000 00
25,000,000 00.
Gladwin
971,638 00
1,004,815 00
1,500,000 00
2,000,000 00
Gogebic
8,780,566 00
8,300,000 00
14,000,000 00
15,000,000 00
G'd Traverse.
4,633,199 00
4,646,000 00
5,500,000 00
4,500,000 00
Gratiot
9,482,545 00
8,000,000 00
10,000,000 00
10,000,000 00
Hillsdale
16,051,215 00
14,947,687 00
21,000,000 00
22,000,000 00
Houghton.
20,948,169 00
21,948,169 00
42,500,000 00
40,000,000 00
Huron
7,452,000 00
7,460,000 00
8,750,000 00
8,000,000 00
Ingham
20,800,143 00
18,000,000 00
21,000,000 00
21,000,000 00
Ionia
14,646,966 00
14,481,721 00
18,500,000 00
19,000,000 00
Iosco.
1,787,997 00
1,830,000 00
2,000,000 00
5,000,000 00
Iron ..
2,146,436 00
2,150,000 00
4,000,000 00
5,120,000 00
Isabella
5,192,237 00
4,640,700 00
5,750,000 00
6,000,000 00
Isle Royal
100,000 00
100,000 00
Jackson
22,219,850 00
25,000,000 00
30,500,000 00
31,000,000 00
Kalamazoo
20,357,600 00
20,235,353 00
26,500,000 00
27,000,000 00
Kalkaska
2,341,193 00
2,341,193 00
2,750,000 00
3,700,000 00
Kent
41,715,640 00
35,000,000 00
52,500,000 00
50,000,000 00
Keweenaw
1,413,155 00
1,414,755 00
1,500,000 00
3,000,000 00
Lake.
874,360 00
870,360 00
750,000 00
1,500,000 00
Lapeer.
10,410,270 00
9,340,000 00
14,000,000 00
14,000,000 00
.
AND VALUATIONS.
Aggregate of state taxes apportioned September, 1899.
County indebtedness to state, Sep- tember, 1899. Sec. 35, Act 206, 1893.
Aggregate of state taxes apportioned September, 1900.
County indebtedness to state, July 1, 1900.
Counties.
$2,865 77
$2,237 24
Alcona.
6,742 98
$166 32
5,264 10
Alger.
52,258 11
92 30
40,796 81
$358 78
Allegan.
13,485 97
10,919 72
10,528 21
Alpena.
10,957 35
8,554 17
Antrim.
4,214 36
3,290 06
Arenac.
5,057 24
3,948 08
Baraga.
47,200 88
187 66
36,848 73
Barry.
82,601 54
64,485 27
5,286 16
Bay.
5,900 11
153 74
4,606 09
Benzie.
60,686 84
47,376 94
Berrien.
64,058 33
50,008 99
58 73
Branch.
97,773 25
346 74
76,329 51
445 74
Calhoun.
50,572 37
39,480 78
Cass.
10,114 47
128 31
7,896 16
Charlevoix.
12,474 52
9,738 59
Cheboygan.
15,508 86
129 38
12,107 44
Chippewa.
5,900 11
4,606 09
Clare.
60,686 84
291 33
47,376 94
314 68
Clinton.
3,371 49
2,632 05
Crawford.
11,800 22
9,212 18
1,448 40
Delta.
18,543 20
1,034 85
14,476 29
2,991 41
Dickinson.
64,058 33
76 43
50,008 99
Eaton.
10,114 47
7,896 16
Emmet.
80,915 79
63,169 25
226 17
Genesee.
5,057 24
3,948 08
Gladwin.
47,200 88
42,584 07
36,848 73
1,508 79
Gogebic.
18.543 20
380 68
14,476 29
582 73
Grand Traverse.
33,714 91
533 28
26,320 52
799 55
Gratiot.
70,801 32
2 10
55,273 09
Hillsdale.
143,288 38
111,862 21
Houghton.
29,500 55
2,250 58
23,030 46
1,700 18
Huron.
70,801 32
55,273 09
Ingham.
62,372 59
654 98
48,692 96
922 33
Ionia.
6,742 98
5,264 10
Iosco.
13,485 97 19,386 07
6,623 94 1,392 27
10,528 21
1,213 26
Iron.
15,134 30
147 34
Isabella.
102,830 48
814 45
80,277 59
1,203 50
Jackson.
89,344 52
610 22
69,749 38
934 29
Kalamazoo.
9,271 60
7,238 14
Kalkaska.
177,003 29
4,109 26
138,182 73
4,274 99
Kent.
5,394 39
4,211 28
109 51
Keweenaw.
2,528 62
1,974 04
Lake.
47,200 88
4,877 57
36,848 73
832 83
Lapeer.
Isle Royal.
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TAXES AND VALUATIONS.
STATE TAXES AND VALUATIONS .- Concluded.
Counties.
Aggregate of real and per- sonal estate assessed valuation, 1896.
Aggregate of real and per- sonal estate as equalized by boards of super- visors at June session, 1896 ..
Aggregate of real and per- sonal estate as equalized by state board of equalization in 1896.
Aggregate of real and per- sonal estate as equalized by state board of equalization in 1891.
Leelanau ..
$1,125,098 00
$1,125,177 00
$1,250,000 00
$1,290,852 96
Lenawee
27,717,070 00
25,927,334 00
30,000,000 00
30,000,000 00
Livingston
12,696,795 00
11,400,000 00
15,000,000 00
16,000,000 00
Luce
1,404,554 00
1,394,000 00
1,500,000 00
2,000,000 00
Mackinac.
952,085 00
824,028 00
2,000,000 00
2,000,000 00
Macomb
15,826,290 00
15,750,000 00
18,500,000 00
18,500,000 00
Manistee
4,692,042 00
4,692,042 00
9,000,000 00
9,000,000 00
Marquette
11,462,037 00
9,155,000 00
18,000,000 00
22,535,950 00
Mason
3,125,618 00
3,125,618 00
4,500,000 00
4,500,000 00
Mecosta
3,366,829 00
3,295,547 00
4,500,000 00
5,000,000 00
Menominee ..
4,965,753 00
4,961,698 00
7,000,000 00
7,312,500 00
Midland
2,712,274 00
2,384,393 00
2,500,000 00
2,000,000 00
Missaukee.
2,177,999 00
2,177,999 00
2,500,000 00
3,000,000 00
Monroe.
15,160,225 00
15,160,225 00
16,000,000 00
16,500,000 00
Montcalm
6,910,265 00
7,000,000 00
9,500,000 00
10,000,000 00
Montmorency
570,817 00
547,712 00
600,000 00
1,000,000 00
Muskegon
6,484,679 00
6,089,591 00
11,000,000 00
13,000,000 00
Newaygo.
3,340,519 00
3,989,688 00
4,250,000 00
4,500,000 00
Oakland
22,331,110 00
22,229,110 00
30,000,000 00
29,600,000 00
Oceana
3,289,835 00
3,372,835 00
5,000,000 00
4,500,000 00
Ogemaw
1,186,279 00
1,217,000 00
1,500,000 00
2,000,000 00
Ontonagon
2,554,409 00
1,487,255 00
750,000 00
2,000,000 00
Osceola
3,471,561 00
13,164,550 00
4,000,000 00
4,000,000 00
Oscoda ..
451,557 00
445,000 00
500,000 00
1,000,000 00
Otsego
1,658,394 00
1,698,394 00
2,000,000 00
2,500,000 00
Ottawa .
10,253,464 00
9,610,000 00
14,500,000 00
15,000,000 00
Presque Isle. .
866,002 00
878,002 00
750,000 00
1,500,000 00
Roscommon ..
486,715 00
799,902 00
500,000 00
1,500,000 00
Saginaw
24,716,862 00
23,849,778 00
36,000,000 00
37,000,000 00
Sanilac
. 7,450,539 00
7,539,675 00
8,500,000 00
8,000,000 00
Schoolcraft
2,351,100 00
2,351,100 00
3,000,000 00
3,500,000 00
Shiawassee.
11,729,145 00
11,325,000 00
16,750,000 00
17,000,000 00
St. Clair
15,796,365 00
17,845,000 00
21,000,000 00
20,000,000 00
St. Joseph.
12,098,155 00
12,092,040 00
17,500,000 00
20,000,000 00
Tuscola
8,035,145 00
8,070,145 00
10,500,000 00
10,500,000 00
Van Buren
12,513,545 00
12,000,000 00 25,000,000 00
14,500,000 00
15,000,000 00
Washtenaw
29,417,363 00
31,000,000 00
31,000,000 00
Wayne
241,245,915 00
205,000,000 00
190,000,000 00
Wexford.,
3,320,228 00
146,242,398 00 3,000,000 00
4,500,000 00
4,000,000 00
Totals ..
$946,009,941 25
$818,088,460 00
$1,105,100,000 00
$1,130,000,000 00
325
TAXES AND VALUATIONS.
STATE TAXES AND VALUATIONS .- Concluded.
Aggregate of state taxes apportioned September, 1899.
County indebtedness to state, Sep- tember, 1899. Sec. 35, Act 206, 1893.
Aggregate of state taxes apportioned September, 1900.
County indebtedness to state, July 1, 1900.
Counties.
$4,214 36
$908 99
$3,290 06
Leelanau.
101,144 74
78,961 56
$320 92
50,572 37
168 78
39,480 78
133 92
5,057 24
3,948 08
Luce.
6,742 98
5,264 10
Mackinac.
62,372 59
248 45
48,692 96
223 40
Macomb.
30,343 42
976 32
23,688 47
1,355 81
Manistee.
60,686 84
4,801 32
47,376 94
5,764 56
Marquette.
15,171 71
922 10
11,844 23
1,082 82
Mason.
15,171 71
976 41
11,844 23
Mecosta.
23,600 44
1,191 55
18,424 36
2,462 83
Menominee.
8,428 73
6,580 13
575 72
Midland.
8,428 73
6,580 13
Missaukee.
53,943 86
235 36
42,112 83
141 35
Monroe.
32,029 17
25,004 49
1,102 86
Montcalm.
2,022 89
1,579 23
Montmorency.
37,086 40
3,312 82
28,952 57
1,734 94
Muskegon.
14,328 84
11,186 22
Newaygo.
101,144 74
650 65
78,961 56
1.280 93
Oakland.
16,857 46
13,160 26
1,339 85
Oceana.
5,057 24
3,948 08
Ogemaw.
2,528 62
1.974 04
Ontonagon.
13,485 97
10,528 21
Osceola.
1,685 74
342 84
1,316 03
Oscoda.
6,742 98
5,264 10
Otsego.
48,886 62
644 97
38,164 75
Ottawa.
2,528 62
1,974 04
Presque Isle.
1,685 74
1,316 03
Roscommon.
121,373 69
4,752 60
94,753 87
3,400 95
Saginaw.
28,657 68
22,372 44
493 26
Sanilac.
10,114 47
7,896 16
Schoolcraft.
56,472 48
753 34
44,086 87
1,096 56
Shiawassee.
70,801 32
3,865 03
55,273 09
3,578 21
St. Clair.
59,001 10
352 10
46,060 91
St. Joseph.
35,400 66
719 94
27,636 55
701 59
Tuscola.
48,886 62
475 41
38,164 75
610 93
Van Buren.
104.516 23
254 34
81,593 61
170 36
Washtenaw.
691,155 71
28,957 24
539,570 66
36,262 21
Wayne.
15,171 71
379 03
11,844 23
Wexford.
$3,725,835 01
$134,249 77
$2,908,680 66
$89,193 35
Totals.
Lenawee. Livingston.
SUMMARY OF STATE TAX LEVIED.
AMOUNT AND PURPOSES FROM 1895 TO 1900.
Purposes.
1900.
1899.
1898.
1897.
1896.
1895.
University ..
$279,275 00
$279,275 00
$187,183 33
$207,183 33
$184,183 33
$213,333 33
Norinal School (a) ..
69,800 00
109,275 00
61,150 00
73,650 00
58,450 00
83.450 00
Agricultural College
74,000 00
74,000 00
11,000 00
11,200 00
10,000 00
13,000 00
State Public School.
31,000 00
55,016 00
31,000 00
33,767 00
35,000 00
43,024 90
Industrial School for Boys (b).
62,750 00
126,900 00
60,500 00
66,500 00
57,750 00
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