Brought forward,

year's salary as Bank Commisssioner,
from Aug. 2 to Nov. 2, $1,250,

Nov. 15. Jno. Burch, witness investigating the loca-
tion of the northern and southern rail-

roads,

20.

S. T. King,

21.

do

do

do

John Norton, jr., fiscal agent, for the fol-
lowing items:

W. A. Fletcher, one fourth

year's salary, ending Sept.
30, $1,600,

C. C. Jackson, one fourth

year's salary, ending Sept.
30, $500,

400 00

312 50

800

9 62

125 00

Expenses of committee inves

1. S. W. Higgins, one fourth year's salary
ending Nov. 3, as topographer,

7. S. R. Wood, four days' attendance as dis

trict canvasser, from 3d to 6th Dec. in-
clusive, $8, and 520 miles travel going
to and coming from St. Mary's, at six
and a quarter cents per mile, $65,

8. Clerk of Shiawassee county, as member
of board of canvassers for third senato-
rial district, in making returns, Dec. 1838,
$7 50, and 120 miles of travel, at six and
a quarter cents per mile, $7 50,
Clerk of Lapeer county, services as mem-

Carried forward,

2,300 00

250 00

73 00

15.00

Dec. 8.

14.

15.

18.

Manhattan Bank, N. Y., eight months' in-
terest from May 1 to Jan. 1, 1839, on
$100,000, Detroit and Pontiac railroad
state stock, six per cent,

R. T. Elliott, making boxes for the Secre-
tary of State's office,

J. P. C. Emmons, for services preparing
for the press and superintending the pub-
lication of the journals of the House of
Representatives, with accompanying do-
cuments and index to the same,
L. W. Bebee, services as special messen-
ger from Detroit to the clerk's office of
St. Clair county, 52 miles, 2s,

L. W. Bebee, services as special messen-
ger from Detroit to Hillsdale, Branch
and St. Joseph counties, to obtain cor-
rect returns of votes for the representa-
tive in congress,

24. Half year's instalment interest due Jan. 1,
1839, on $20,000 penitentiary state
stock,

26. C. C. Jackson, one quarter year's salary,
ending Dec. 25, as private secretary to
Governor,

R. P. Eldredge, witness inves

tigating locations northern

and southern railroads,

Treasurer Lapeer county, half
bounty allowed by law for

killing 55 wolves,

$125 00

4 25

10 00

16 50

50 00

218 00

347 25

28. Thos. Yonhill, one quarter year's salary as
chief assistant zoologist from 23d Aug.
to 22d Nov. inclusive, $1,000,

Carried forward,

250 00

(No. 2.)

Statement of Receipts from all sources applicable to the payment of the current expenses of the State, for the year 1838.

Statement of receipts into the Treasury of the State of Michigan, from Taxes and other general objects, during the year commencing January first, and ending December 31, 1838, as follows: Jan. 2. From Jonas H. Titus, auc

tioneer, Wayne county, du

Lemuel Goodell, sheriff, Wayne

ties on goods,

county, licenses,

$9 13

40 30

$49 43

200 00

11 00

75 00

37 50

37 50

22. Bank of Gibraltar, one half

year's tax on capital stock,

23. Michigan state bank, for this
amount borrowed under re-
solution of legislature, pass-
ed December 28, 1837,

Bank of Lapeer, one half year's
tax on capital stock,

Bank of Goodrich, one half
year's tax on capital stock,

24. Bank of St. Clair, one half

year's tax on capital stock,

40,000 00

37 50

75 00

40,112 50

93 05

32 00

27. O. B. Hart, treasurer, Lapeer county, taxes,

29.

L. Van De Walker, sheriff,

Carried forward,

Feb. 2. From Merchants' bank of Jackson county,

in year 1837,

500 00

49 00

Wayne county bank, one half
year's tax on capital stock,

5. Lemuel Goodell, sheriff, Wayne county,

75 00

124 00