Annual Report of the Auditor General of the State of Michigan for the YearThe State., 1896 |
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30 To balance 66 June Account June 30 Amount Dr Amounts charged Amounts credited Auditor General's office Auditor General's report balance brought forward balance from old cash p'd co cash rec'd co charged and credited charged back taxes charged to county collected at Auditor collected at Land County County debit county in account county treasurer Credit balance brought credited in account credited to Amounts credited to county Delinquent local taxes Delinquent taxes division of account expense of sales Interest credited June 29 Land office law unless preceded local rec'd A. G. O. local refunded A. G. O. Michigan Miscella neous credits old account July Old tax law organization thereof overcharge for int Paid School previous quarter Quarter ending redemptions rec'd redemptions rec'd co refunded A. G. O. refunded at Auditor report for 1893 tax law division tax law unless taxes charged back taxes collected treas
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