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State : RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES FOR THE YEAR ENDING NOVEMBER
30 , 1851 . Expenditures . Receipts . The balance in the hands of the State
Treasurer on Nov . 30 , 1850 , exclusive of amounts to meet outstanding warrants
...
State : RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES FOR THE YEAR ENDING NOVEMBER
30 , 1851 . Expenditures . Receipts . The balance in the hands of the State
Treasurer on Nov . 30 , 1850 , exclusive of amounts to meet outstanding warrants
...
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The State Treasurer however , has made an arrangement with the Bank to take
up said bonds when presented , and to notify bim immediately of the fact . This
arrangement obviates the necessity of keeping that amount lying idle in the city of
...
The State Treasurer however , has made an arrangement with the Bank to take
up said bonds when presented , and to notify bim immediately of the fact . This
arrangement obviates the necessity of keeping that amount lying idle in the city of
...
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The Treasurer will forward this amount previous to the 1st of January , and the
coupons will be promptly paid . The interest on the Internal Improvement Warrant
bonds past due , and to become due January 1st , 1852 , amounting to $ 7 , 459 ...
The Treasurer will forward this amount previous to the 1st of January , and the
coupons will be promptly paid . The interest on the Internal Improvement Warrant
bonds past due , and to become due January 1st , 1852 , amounting to $ 7 , 459 ...
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... after paying the amount overdrawn as stated below , as well as on all other
sums hereafter received on account of principal , and the interest received from
individuals , will be paid over to the Treasurer of the University as often as
required .
... after paying the amount overdrawn as stated below , as well as on all other
sums hereafter received on account of principal , and the interest received from
individuals , will be paid over to the Treasurer of the University as often as
required .
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By the constitution , one - half of the taxes received from mining corporations ,
paying a tax of one per cent . , are to be paid to the treasurers of the counties from
which it is received . An act was necessary to carry this provision into effect ; but ...
By the constitution , one - half of the taxes received from mining corporations ,
paying a tax of one per cent . , are to be paid to the treasurers of the counties from
which it is received . An act was necessary to carry this provision into effect ; but ...
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| Title | Joint Documents ... for the Year ... |
| Author | Michigan. Legislature |
| Published | 1851 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 26 Jun 2007 |
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