In the matter of the inheritance tax upon the transfers in the estate of Daniel C. Larned, deceased. Petition for determining taxes. Lenawee Probate Court. Pending. In the matter of the inheritance tax upon the transfers in the estate of Lucy Hayden, deceased. Petition for determining taxes. Lenawee Probate Court. Pending. INHERITANCE TAX LAW. In the matter of the estate of John A. Throp, deceased. Involves construction of the inheritance tax law. St. Joseph Circuit Court. Pending. In re estate of John H. Jones, deceased. Involves construction of the Inheritance Tax Law. St. Joseph Circuit Court. Pending. CIRCUIT COURTS OF OTHER STATES. William McDonald, Plaintiff v. Thomas Guinen and Valentine Irr, Defendants. Brown Circuit Court, State of Wisconsin. Settled. (Involved a determination of the interstate boundary between Michigan and Wisconsin.) 6 SCHEDULE G. Contains a report in regard to the collection of Michigan's Spanish War Claim and Civil War Interest Claim against the United States under the supervision of the Attorney General. July 10, 1902. Received from United States Government, in settlement of Civil War Interest Claim, $382,167.62. July 24, 1902. Received from United States Government balance of second installment Spanish War Claim, $1,814.30. May 6, 1903. Received from United States Government on account of Spanish-American War Claim, $1,170:53. SCHEDULE H. Statement of money collected and turned over to State Treasurer during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1903, from estates which have escheated to the State. Aug. 6, 1902. Received of B. L. Goodrich, Treasurer St. Joseph County, escheated estate of Joseph Sholt, $118.51. Aug. 26, 1902. Received of John Mitchell, Administrator, being escheated estate of Michael Along, $463.60. Sept. 8, 1903. Received of Horace M. Oren, Attorney General, proceeds of estate of William Taylor of Mecosta County, $46.21. SCHEDULE I. Statement of money collected and turned over to the State Treasurer, through the efforts of the Attorney General, with the co-opration of the medical superintendents of the various asylums and the judges of probate of the various counties, during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1903, as a reimbursement to the State for the support of certain insane persons at State asylums. |