TABLE VI. Showing, for the State and Counties, the number of Prisoners received in the Jails who could not Read, and the number who could not Write, and the per cent of each class to the whole number received in the Jails, for the year ending September 30, 1881. a Exclusive of all counties that made no report of the number who could not read. TABLE VII. Showing, for the State and Counties, the Total Cost of Maintaining the Jails, the Amount paid by the Counties to the Sheriffs for Board and Keeping of Prisoners, the Amount paid for Medical Attendance, for Clothing, for Repairs of the Jails, for Furniture, and the Miscellaneous Jail Expenditures, for the year ending September 30, 1881. $74,033 23 $1,934 65 $1,046 18 $10,366 09 $1,087 28 $6,325 75 803 92 Antrim... 4,667 90 443 62 5 00 $10 00 6 4,200 32 8 96 Baraga.. 39 65 Barry Bay. Benzie 100 a Greater by $2,550.43 than the sum of the itemized expenditures. See notes e and h. d Included in contract for doctoring county poor. Includes an expense of $400 which the Sheriff cannot itemize. f Probably the expense from January 1, 1881, only. The amount paid Sheriff on contract, and covers all expenses. h Includes cosi of board and lockages. i See note h. 1 Received $7.50 for labor of prisoners. 2 Received about $400 for labor of prisoners. 3 Received $3.50 for labor of prisoners. a Expense from January 1, 1881. b"It is impossible to state, as no correct account has been kept." c See note d. d Jail has been built during the year at a cost of $1,800. TABLE VIII. Showing, for the State and Counties, the Total Amount expended in arresting and detaining prisoners, the Total Cost of Maintaining the Jails, the Amount of Traveling and other Expenses incurred in arresting and taking prisoners to the Jails, to the Penal and Reformatory Institutions, and certain expenditures not elsewhere shown, for the year ending September 30, 1881. |