Muncie Post-Democrat, Muncie, Delaware County, 3 February 1922 — Page 4

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TRUSTEES

REPORT

151—Dunkirk Sell. Bd.. trans 1.21C.S1 j »2%-

!■>. M. Barley, same .... 108.00 1 32nAlbany School Be)., same 1,030.TO

15.00

6.00

; 152 t 153

Mr.* Tla Marks, fix bridges .. j 155—Waiter Kirkwood, same

156— Earl Life, haul grav .. 157— Lester Brown, same ....

NILES TOWNSHIP i 15S—Ervin Rickert, same . .,. The following is the township trustee’s re-• AUGUbT T- , ' , rts to the Advisor}’ Board of Niles Township | 157 Jake Kapllll, bridge' rep n.; la ware County, Indiana, showing receipts, i e_ ai p. * Y re<5 i.uni To disbursements and balances of all township } a i revenue for the year ending: December 31, 1921. j 9 D. H. Goole, nn &: appro

.Tri’ART

'. ' :• ronyl g, ii rep . . $ re .. ■ . bsl . haul grav rn Stover, driv wag i ‘iober’ Stover, same . . !• inb Vincent, haul gra 6- -Xorval Wingate, labor . 7— Earnest Black, tele .... e -Com. i'rinters, reports *. '.'-- Ben I lance, dri/ w ag .. I" 1'rank Anderson, v.’a rd 11 TV. It. Shirk, adv boai-d 12 R. O. Taylor, same ....

1.00 15.00

1C0-

i 161i 112-

Jacob Tomlinsbn, gravel R. Jester, haul grav . . Charles Jester, same ..

i 163—Milt Wright, same . .. 165—Ila Marks, fix bridges

3.65

5.67

170-

; 171-

76.50 | 17 o

4.50

\Y. II. Boyd, same . .

5.00

—Wm. Fisiibaek,, driv wag

4 5.00

.15—Geo. F. Ames, med aid

63.75

A. E. Boyce, supplies*..

7.83

t has. M. Ribkert, salary 4

100.00

Munoie Star, adv . . . .'

36.76

ll"

A m. Fisfibaek; driv wag

45.00

It*

ll. Snider, same .

63.75

FEBRUARY

SI-

Harry Stover, driv wag

84.00

4.01*

44.00

5.00

'80.00 80.35

55.00 44.00 27.00

4.50

22.00

22- Robert Stover, same . . 23— Ben fiance, saitfe 2 Ervin Rickert. grading 25 John Lowe, driv wag .. 26- —S. O. Frank, same .... 27— Kinton Bales, saiye * 28—H. TVIaitlen, culverts ... 29— Kigcr & Co., wag rep .. 30— Wm. Fiohback. labor . . 31— Walter Wingate, grading 32— Charles Frank. di{iv wag 38—BLss Bales, drag road 34— Harry Stover, driv wag 35- Rooert Stover, same .. MARCH 36 -B. A. Hance, driv wag 37— Chas. M. Rickert. salary 37y 2 —Farmers’ State Bk., int 38— R. Snider, driv tvng ... 39— Davie Manor, labor ... 40— John Silers, grading .. 41— Chas. Frank, driv wag . 42— A. Cline, same 43— Alger Wingate, labor .. 44— Wm. Smith, pub report 45— Ervin Rickert, labor . . 46— E. Fishback, driv wag .. 47— Chas. Frank, same .,.. 48— Alfred Wilson, haul grav 49— Robert Kenyon, labor .. 50— Chas. Frank, driv wag .. APRIL 51— Robert Stover, driv wag 52— Ed Francq, driv truck . 4)3—B. A. Hance. driv wag 54— Sherman Mitchell, labor 55— R. Fishback, driv wag 56— A, Cline, same 57— C. E. Frank, same 58— Geo. Dudleston, same .. 59— .Earnest Black, tele ... 60— Wm. Camesaca, grading 61— James Wingate, same . . 62— W. O. Bartlett, sheep .. 63— Albert Anderson, same . 64— Spurgeon Smith, same . . 65— Tom Black, same 66— Harry Stover, driv wag 67— John Lowe, same 68— Albany Repair Co., rep 69— Chas. Frank, driv wag .. 70— Elba Fishback, same .. 71— Wm. C. Barley, haul grav 72— Gallon Iron Works, cul 78—Russell Grader Co., sup 74 Oscar Johnson, repairs 75— Chas. Frank, driv wagon 76— B. A. Hance, same .... ■,'7—R. Snider. s anie 78— Ed Francq, driv truck 79— Wm. Champ, clean cem 80— Chas. Frank, driv wagon

MAY

81 - Chas. M. Rickert, salary 82— F. Treheaj’ne, driv wag 83— Charles Frank, Same .. 84— Ervin Rickert, labor . . 85— Bliss Bales, haul grav 86— Ed Win*, shov coal .. 87— Dunkirk Lum. Co., sup SS—A. Cline, driv wag 88— Elba Fishback, samer .. 90— Chas. M. Rickert, exp . 91— Charles Holly, rep ditch

92— Taylor Gibson, transfers 3,339.81

95— Wm. Champ? clean cem 94—G. W. Tharp, rep ditch 95 B. A. Hance, clean cem 96— Bliss Bales, grading . .

JUNE • *

97— Beach & Simmers, coal 98 Charles Lloyd, haul grav 99—Crate Bales, same .... 100'—Ervin Rickert, repairs 101— Wm. Champ, clean cem 102— Ila Marks, repairs . .*. .

103— Davie Manor, haul grav

104— Wm. Fishback, same .. 105— Peter Post, same 106— Earl Life, same ...... 107— Willis Bales, same

lag—Max Reasoner, grading. 109 'Willis Michael, haul grav

110— Charles Lloyd, same. .. 111— Janjes C. Bales, same .. 112— Lyle Smith, same 1j3—Fin Bales, same 114— Alger Wingate, same . 1 115— Floyd Life, same . A ... 116— Wm. Fishback. same .. —Peter Post, same —Wm.' Champ, clean cem Robert Kenton, rep cul -WTlis Bales, haul grav —Urv n Rickert, same .. ; c..mes Stanley, same ..

JULY-

F -r.n •Cline, haul grav —Alfred Wilson, same .. -Fa ( Wilson, same .... j O-—Fr.rl Life, same ....... 127—Elba Fishback, same .. iJS-rr,Elmer Dixon, same ....

.129—Chas. Rickert, salary ..

130—^Kiger & Co., cul etc..

121—Haynes & Son, repairs •

132)—J. D. Adams, repairs . .

133 A. Wingate, haul grav

134— Floyd Life, haul grav ..

135— -Richard Fishback, gravel 136— ^-W. Camesasca, haul grav

157—C S. Bergdoll, same .. 13S—Willis Bales, same .... 139— E^ba Fishback, same .. 140— Floyd Life, same 141— Earl Life, same

112—Chas. M. Rickert. salary 143— Geo. W. Lucas, haul grav

144— Peter Post, same 145— Earl Life, same 146— Elba Fishback

147— Farmers’ State Bank, int 148— Wm. Champ, clean cem 146—James Adams, work road 160—C. €k Lewis, grav & lab

212— Fred Marquell, same 213— Blynn Cline, same . 214— Tom Brammer, same 215— R. Snider, same ... 216— Ben Hance, same ... 217— Harley Harshman, same 218— Finley Vincent, same 219— Life & Osborn, same . 220— Wm. Champ, clean cem 221— Robert Martin, haul grav 222— Harmon Madill, same ..

SEPTEMBER

224— Ila Marks, shov grav .. 225— Harry Vincent, haul grav 226— John Lowe, same 227— Carson Adams, same .. 228— Alva Sandoe, same .... 229— Henry Kirkwood, same .

119129-

12;

96.00 85.50 97.75 9.15 67.50 101.20 22.00 148.75

.40

32.50

6.00

15.00

40.00 j 230—O. P. Hirons, same .... 32.00 ; 231—Roy Dull, same

319.00j232—Duff Lewis, same

20.00 233—Ed Weaver, same 195.00 1 234—David H. Stover, same . 2 10 , 235—Harry Stover, shov grav 44.00 | 236—Robert Stover, haul grav

46.00 j 237—r-W. Shoemaker, same ! 238—Frank Vincent, same 111.00 j 239—Vaughn Ritter, same 86.00 j 240—Russel Shirk, same . 3.50 j 241—Delmar Frank, same 22.00 : 242—Blair Taylor, same . 78.;>0 243—Floyd Life, same ... 106.25 244—O. M. Parson, same . 112.50 ; 245—W. Wingate, same . 8.00 ; 246—Finley Vincent, same 22.00 247—Alger Wingate, same j 248—Fred Marquell, same 100.00 • 249—Lyle Shirk, same . 7 96.00 ; 250—Milt Wright, same . 17.60 ! 251—Lester Brown, same .

3.00 ! 252—0. M. Dunnington, same 35.00 | 253—Forest Weaver, same .. 2.50 i 254—S. Peterson, same & lab 16.25 255—'James Sites, haul grav

96.80 i 256—Blynn Cline, same 63.00 ! 257—Willis Bales, same

80.00 258—Albert Anderson, same

37.80 259—Herbert Shirk, same 260—Claude Bergdoll, same 7.00 261—Frank Sites, same . , 37.80 262—Wm. Bales, same . . . 21.00 i 263—Charles Frank, same 20.00 ;’264—Earl Life, same .... 265—Ben Hance, same ....

14.81 266—Robt. Kenyon, shov grav 35.00 267—Frank Trehearne, same 40.00 268—Ervin Rickert, same .. 8.50 269—John Niccum, haul grav

7.00 270—Wm. Boyd, same .... 10.50 ! 271—Frank Anderson, same 25.00 272—Eugene Balack. same

17.50 | 273—R. Gregory, haul & grav

12.50 | 274—H. Dillon, haul grav 20.00 j 280—Paul Wilson, same . 27.50 ; 281—Oscar Wilson, same 2.50 1 282—Peter Post, same ...

95.00 283—Birt Deeter, shov grav

29.00 284—Geo. Blair, same . 35.00 285—John Delph, same

12.00 28^5—Tom Bonner, clean cem 8.00 287—Wm. Heller, haul grav 15.00 288—W. 0. Bassett, gravel . . 47.50 289)—Henry Moss, shov grav 27.50 290—Wm. Studebaker. same . 22.50 291—Lewis Beach, same .... 7.00 292—S. Smallwood, haul grav 3.00 293—Chas. M. Rickert, salary 12.50 294—H. Madill, haul grav , ,

30.00 295—W. G. Hance, same .

41.25 296—James Adams, same ..

297—Frank Krohn, same ....

33.75 * 298—Wm. Champ, clean cem 32.50 J 299—-Bliss Bales, haul grav . .

7-30 j OCTOBER

55.00 | 300—Muncle Press, pub tax 23.00 301—George Dale, same .... 57.50 j 302—C. Barfer, haul grav .. 100.00 : 303—Charles Frank, same .. 85.45 j 304—Wm. Boyd, driv wag .. 14.09 i 305—Floyd Life, same 9.72 j 306—Frank Berry, work road 18.50 j 307—Lester Brown, driv wag 44.00 j 308—Robert Stover, same . , 396.00 j 309^—Standard Oil Co., gravel 15.00 ; 310—G. Duddleston, haul grav 11.25 '311—Charles Frank, driv wag 15.00 j 312—Elmer Dixon, driv hack 10.00 | 313—John Childers, haul grav

8.00 j 314—Floyd Life, driv wag 5.00 ! 315—Wm. Black, coal . ., 100.00 i 316—Earl Life, driv wag

11.00

5.00

10.00 18.00 105.00

7.00

28.50 5QJ.0

317— Lester Brown, same 318— E. A. Frank, same 319— C. E. Frank, same 320— C. M. Rickert, sal & exp

NOVEMBER

321— Wm. Boyd, driv wag . . 322— Elmer Dixon, driv truck 323— 0. N. Cranor. atty fee

26.00 31 00 25.00 15.00

o.Ofi

22.15 69.30

‘ 2 ^ i 166—Ervin Rickert. haul grav 87.60 j jg?—prank Krohn. same .. ^.00 , igg—q p Lewis, same .... 3.00 : jg;}—r Snider, same

•O. P. Hirams, same .... Calvin Crooks, same .... W. Kirkwood, shov grav

i 173—Lyle Smith, haul grav 5.00 j 17 4—Floyd Life, sairie .....

175— Robert Martin, same .. 176— Earl Life, haul grav ....

j 177—Cecil Life, same i 178—W. Kirkwood, shov grav j 179—Willis Bales, haul grav 1 180—Wm. Champ, clean cem

181—Charles Frank, haul grav i 182—Elba, Fishback, same . . ! 183—Finley Vincent, same .. ! 184—Wm. Heller, same .... 185—W. O. Bartlett, gravel,. ,

j 1S6—W. Kirkwood, shov grav j 187—W, Shoemaker, haul grav 6-50 i8g—Cecil Beson. same ... ,111.00 i iso—Lyle Smith, same 203.40 j 19Q—Kenneth Cox, same ... 139.85- i 191—Studebaker & Hance. sa 2.00 192—Geo. S. Mitchell, same 14.26 1193 u a Marks, shov grav i 95.00 ; ip} Lester Bfown, haul graN

195— Carson Adams, same 196— Willis Bales, same . 197— Eugene Black, same 198— John Stafford, same 199— Clarence Jester, same 200— R. Jester, same ...

85.00 I 201—Peter Post, same . .. 95.00 202—Wm Boyd, same . . . 75.50 i 203—C. E. Lewis, same . 25.50 i 204—Chas. Patterson, same 79.00 | 205—Floyd Life, same ... 21.25 ] 206—Ralph Roberts, same 22.00 | 207—Homer Reasoner, same 41.80 i 208—Charles Davis, same 22.50 ! 209—Wm. Anderson, same 36.50 ! 210—Vaughn Ritter, same 28.25 i 211—Russel Shirk, same .

S. r. Hardy, gen rep .. its* .ley* es & Son, same . . 6.SO 326— D. H. Goble, supplies . . 7.87 327— Com. "Printing Co., rep 5.40 328— Lester Brown, driv wag 10.00 ■'>29—Robert Stover, same . . 69.00 930—L. Huffman, haul grav 24.50 331—J. E. Racer, same & grav 58.25 322—W. Bartlett, sheep killed 25.00 333— Leroy Storms, gravel . *74.25 334— C. E. Frank, driv wag . . 37.50 335— Earl Life, same 54.00 336— Floyd Life, same * 62.82

95 00 I 337—Wm. Reynolds, brtlg lum 23.70

35 09 . DECEMBER

50.00 ?38—Lester Brown, driv wag 58.00 9 00 i —Frank Sites, sheep killed 25.00 31 00 ! 340—Pearl Stover, gravel . . 153.25 1<1.00 I —William Schmidt, pug . 10.25 33.10 . 342 — Paul Stover, bldg cul . . 10.25 22.50 ! 343 —U a Marks, same 4.50 38.20 ! 344 —Elmer Dixon, driv truck 112.00 9 oo ' 34a —G- E. Frank, driv wag . . 43.50 j 50 | 346—W. E. Stewart 2.00

19.17 34 "—G. Harshman, sheep kill

8.oo 348—Robert Stover, driv wag 60.00 47 50 349—G. S. Mitchell, wk bridge 4.50 16.50 350—Herman Gibson, same . . 4.50 22.50 3a l—Robert Martin, same . . . 3.00 7 50 352—C. Westerwelt repairs . 25.75 17 50 ( 353—Wm. Boyd, driv wag .. 108.80 7 00 3 ^ 4 —Marks, work roads . 6.00 15.00 ' 3aa —Chas. Harrison, paint .. 6.00

'356—Eugene Black, haul grav 12.50 357— Paul Strong, same .... 7.50 358— Lester Brown, driv wag 57.80 359— E. Rickert. haul & grad 43.25 360— Ray Inman, driv wag . . 69.80 361— -Paul Strong, work road 9.70 362 -r-EarI Life, driv wag .... 60.00 363— E. A. Frank, same .... 105.3$ 364— C. E. Frank, same 25.00 1 365—Harry Newstiel. repairs 3.00 366—Hardy <?* Co., gen rep 6.25 364 H. Reasoner, sheep kill 7.00 365— 0. P. Hirons, same .... 26.00

35.83 ^ 3 ^ John W. Long, gravel . . 90.00 21.66 367—A. Wingate, sell sch prop 7.50

ItEPORT OF CALVJ PARIS, CITY CONTROLLER, OF TF CITY OF MUNC1E, INDIANA. FOR T] YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1921 SHOWING RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITIL ES OF SAID CITY BY '■FUNDS' AND APPROPRIATIONS.

APPROPRIATIONS

Gviieral Fund, Bo;ir<l of Public Works Streets, alleys and sewers .' $ 74,0(>8.00

Garbage Repairs and maintenance of public buildings Fire Department Insurance on public buildings and contents Printing, stationex>y and office supplies Legal advertisements v Incidentals and emergencies Light? Hydrant rental Intersections Rent of city offices i Special and miscellaneous

APPROPRIATIONS Department of Finance

Salaries of city officials 35,813.65

FRIDAY, ^FEBRUARY 3, 1922. ■■WWMPieSffWHIWfPW "HUW.HI ;u UJJ1.H. WI'MI HI—

NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL BONOS

16,000.00

500.00

128,600.84

500.00 #00.00

2,000.00 1,000.00 25,000.00

V 15,000.00

15,548.91 1,181.00 65,353.65

OF HARDING’S PLAN

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Situation.

7.50 7.50

22.50 197.00

6.00

51.00 36.00 35.28

, 30.00

52.50 70.50 15.00 31.67

10.00 48.00 10.00 15.00

7.50

52.50 96.60 22.50 11.00 105.00 I eg.eTJ 41.65 ' 11.25 20.00 i 18.50 | 41.00 | 32.50 | 22.50 j 59.20 67.50 13.00 22.50 33.00

8.50

17.50 76.50 27.00 75.00 57.50 34.46 22.50 65.00 65.00 21.15 13.70 20.00.

7.50 9.00

57.50

4.00

65.00 22.30 16.50 93.21

5.50

11.50 48.33 44.85 47.50 41.88 32.00 28.60 32.65 20.10 13.50 I 80.84 282.60 20.00 34.80 29.01 90.59 32.25 36.45 13.25 26.60 13.65 74.30 20.00 26.4p 25.50 15.00 104.00 i 15.00 i 20.00 1 7.50 ; 602.50 j 143.90 j 24.00 ; 59.75 '

4.00

12.00 14.70 13.00 21.00 27.50 149.80 16.50

7.50 6.00

. 93.00 100.00 10.00

7.50

50.00 12.50 14.00 14.85

368—Farmers’ State Bk,, note 1,000.00

HKCKIPTS > JANUARY

3—Farmers’ State Bank, int $ 15- (’«. Treasure

FEBRUARY

1—Farmers’ State Bank, int

MARCH

1—Farmers’ State Bank, int 22- Co. Treas., dog, rd & spe 1,000.00

APRIL

1—Farmers’ State Bank, int 18—Co. Treks., short for.sheep

MAY

3—Farmers State Bank, int

JUNE

1—Farmers’ State Bank, int

JULY

1— Farmers’ State Bank, int

7—Co. Treas., July apport 9,951.40

, AUGUST

2— Charles Reasoner, refund 5.20 2—County Treas 489.40

SEPTEMBER

1—Farmers’ State Bank, int

OCTOBER

1—Farmers’ State Bank, int 29—John Busher, Bethel sch 29—W. Wilson, Green st sch

NOVEMBER

1—Farmers’ State Bank, int 14—Co. Auditor, dog tax >. 14—Taylor Gibson, supplies . 26—T. M. Wingate, supplies 26—Chas. Rickert, overcharge

DECEMBER

13.4*5 492.79

6.41

13.97

14.83

406.00

15.21 11.76

7.08

16.17 12.16 34.00

179.00

5.28

50.00 23.50 82.35 24.79

Police department

Printing, stationery and office supplies Incidentals and emergencies

APPROPRIATIONS Department of Law

Incidentals and emergiencies Acts 1921, page 598, section 7, number of appropriations Elections

APPROPRIATIONS

Department of PubHc Health Hospital ahd contagious diseases .. Printing, stationery and office supplies Home Hospital contract Visiting Nurse and Clinic associations

DISBURSEMENTS

General Fund, Board i?f Public Street, alley and sewers $ 68,298.52 Garbage 15,805.20

Repairs and maintenance of pub. bldg

Fire department .............. Insurance on pub. bldg.

and contents

Printing, stationery and

office supplies

Legal Advertisements .... Incidentals and emerg .... Light Hydrant rental'....*. Intersections

57,759.71

1,000.00

156,078.71

2,500.00 2,222.41 9,747.10

5,500.00

500.00 9,000.00

1,200.00 Works

321.15

78,218.32

217.20

Rept of city offices Special and miscellan.

Town of Albany, rep road

80.01)

23—County Auditor, dog tax

21)8.uO

Chas. Rickert, dog tax ..

3.00

W. B. Inman, dog tax ..

.3.00

Get). Ritter, closet ..,.

2.00

Walter Bock, bookcase ..

1.75

Join) Niccum, closet ....

2.76

B. Hance, pump & bk case

2.00'

Jake Kaplin, junk

3.80

P. Bossman, land, etc . .

89.25

Co. Treas., Dec. appor

6.012.'9

Sam Smallwood, dog tax

G.Ou

M. Wright, dog tax ....

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Totals of All Funds

329.99

1,548.74

710.26

24,512.57 12,920.13 9,801.24 1,093.50 8,487.48

DISBURSEMENTS

, Department of Finance Salaries city officials .. 35,813.65 Police department 53,458.14 Printing, stationery and office supplies 807.56 Incidentals and emerg .. 155,846.77

DISBURSEMENTS Department of Law

Incidentals and emerg. .. 688.51 Elections 11,969.51

DISBURSEMENTS

Department of Public Health Hospital and contagious Diseases 3,875.35 Printing, stationery and office supplies 135.54 Home Hospital contract .... 7,752.03

Visiting Nurse and

Clinic associations 800.00 Total disbursements $493,411.36

RECEIPTS FOR 1921

Balance on Jan. 1, 1921 $ 4,311.0, Corporation tax, gen. fund, etc 244,235. Interest, depositories 785.33 City court, fines and fees „.... 1,933.50 Building commissioner fees 948.36 Theatrical and exhibition license .. 177.00 Hawkers and pedlers license 78.50

Temporary loans and sales of

bonds 252,897.00 Miscellaneous licenses 1.613.50

Street and alley repairs and use

of road rollers 8,409.82 I Oiling streets 955.80 j Miscellaneous receipts 3,036.13 Total $519,381.67 I Total disbursements, for 1921 493,411.36 Balance on Dec- 31. 1921 25,970 31

j SPECIAL FUNDS Balance. Receipts. Disburse. Balance

I Sinking

I Fund ....$ 135.76 13.989.24 14,125.00

: Library

| Fund .... 7,308.92 29,495.08 24,385.45 12.418.55

Park

Fund .... 1,600.73 31,756.79 25,038.83 11,318.69 Unwaived Imp. Fund .... 1,913.09 53,588.51 53,202.08 1,299.52 Waived IjnPFund .... 12,829.01 '57,977.33 57,648.07 1,3,158.27 CALVIN FARIS. City Controller. Feb. 3.

Crop Outlook Favorable In All Sections of U. S.

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Y#RES RESTORED BOMB IN ENGINE KILLS 2 Brussels—More than 2,000 small Genoa—An explosion attributed by houses have been built in Ypres dur- the police to a bomb placed in the coal ingj the last 18 months and five church- blew up an engine just outside this es wrecked by German shells have . city. The bodies of the engineer and been restored. I fireman were found 400 yards away.

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CA an i Charles M. Rickert, the trustee of Niles bo.utl , Township, Delaware County, Indiana, do sol5.55 I emiily swear (or affirm) that the preceding 14 00 ! reports of receipts, disbursenxpits, balances | and service account is true and correct, as 1 2(>.UU j verily believe; and I further declare that the 112.00 | sums with which I am charged in this report 24.00 I are °f (J 16 sunis received by me, and the e-? i>-> I various items of expenditures credited have b-.o-. j been fully paid in the sums stated, and with21.51 j out expressed or implied agreement that any 60.00 1 Portion thereof shall be retained by or repaid ft fid i ° tm ’ or ar| y other person. And I further dtfn+.ou c i ar< , an( ] swear (or affirm), that I have re91.80 eeived no money nor articles of value, in consideration of any corftract made by me as

trustee of this township. CHARLES M. RICKERT. Trustee of Niles Township.

Subscribed and sworn (or affirmed) to before me, the Chairman of the Advisory Board of this township, this Third day of January,

1922.

W. R. SHIRK, Chairman, Advisory Board of Niles Twp. This report was received, accepted and approved by the Advisory Board of this township at its annual meeting, this, the third day of January, 1922. W. R. SHIRK, WM. A. BOYD,

27.50 100.00 65.60 112.00 25.00

Snow in Far Western States Beneficial to Winter Wheat, Says U. S. Report

Washington, Feb. 2—The crop outlook is generally encouraging according to a summary issued by the Department of Agniculture, covering the Grst half of January. Winter wheat and rye are in good condition in far. Western states, snow in the Northern and Northwestern states having been beneficial. Eastern and Central states report only small damage from frost. Most of the corn crop remains in the field in the different sections, to be picked later in the season. Most of the crop has been well “cribbe4’\ and owing to the large crop much is used to substitute for small grains and the fodder and silage as a substitute for hay where these crops were short. Increased cotton yield is reported, and picking and ginning completed The fruit outlook also is good. Deciduous orchards in California have been benefited by cold weather following the December rains, preventing) premature budding. Florida has been similarly benefited. Recent ice storms, however, have lowered the productive capacity of New England apple orchards

HEIRESS CHASES AND WINS HER SHY SOLDIER I/OVER ParisV-During the war Mile. Marie Fervent, a beautiful heiress of St, Pol. met and fell in love with David Coutts. a member of the Gordon Highlanders. Coutts returned the love, but declined to marry the heiress because he felt her money was a barl He returned to his home in Aberdeen, Scotland. He was traced there by Mile. Fervent, who enlisted the aid of Coutts’ mother. After a week’s argument Coutts was induced to marry, and the couple came back to France, where the ceremony was performied. CHILD OWNS 20,000 ACRES Edinburgh—By the death of his father, five-year-old Viscount Raynham has become one of the world’s richest landowners. His possessions total 20,000 acres. A BARS FOOTBALL FOR GIRLS London—Dr. Letitia Fairfield, woman director in the medipal service during the war, declares football quite unsuitable for girls, but approves of hockey and tenms. NOW HE KNOWS IT New York—Carlos Menrties ' came here from Spain and opened a saloon. He did a flourishing; business until , Federal agents raided his establishment. He said he didn’t know this 1 country had gone dry.

R. O. TAYLOR, Advisory Board of Niles Twp.

I BEAUTY NABS BURGLARS Athens—Mme. Helene Stavrios, rej puted to be the most beautiful woman ! of Salonika, found two burglars rifling 1 her jewel cabinet. She disarmed both and marched them to jail.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Trustee of Mt. Pleasant Township and exofficio Trustee of Mt. Pleasant School Township, Delaware County, State of Indiana, at the bank of The Yorktown Banking Company in the Town of Yorktown, in said Township, County and State, at. the hour of 1:30 o'clock | in the afternoon on Monday, tbs 15th day j of February. 1922. will offer for sale an is- 1 sue of Seventy-five Thousand. ($75,000.00) Dollars of the Bonds of Mt. Pleasant School Township, Delaware County, State of Indiana._ Said bonds will be numbered consecutively from 1 to 150, inclusive, and dated on

the 15th day of February, 1922, payable at Washinoton Feb 2 Further inthe bank of The Yorktown Banking Company, „ " dsnmgton, rcD. /S r uttner in in the Town * of Yorktown, Delaware County, StrUCtlOIlS from lOKlO to the JapanIndiana ; and each of said bonds shall bear j PSG delegation brought a final agreeinterest at the rate of five per cent (5%) ; nien t on the five power naval treaty per annum payable semi-annually on the 15th ( , , _» day of August, and the isth day of Febru- | <> n e step nearer while moves were deary. in each year until paid, ks represented by ! Veloping that seemed to insure a final appropriate coupons attached thereto. Said j decision in the Shantung controversy

bonds shall be for the following denontina- ) J.

tions and become due and payabe as follows, , m, ** “ , . to-wit - i | The exact nature of the Tokio comNos. i 5. amount $2500.00, month Febru-' munication was not disclosed, but it ar wY \o th km Y o e unt So.oo. month August, 1 was + understood to accept, with one day 15th. year 1923. or two reservations, the language of Nos. li -is apiount $2500.00, month Febru-, the fortlifications article which is the

ary. day 15th, year 1924.

Nos. 16—20 amount $2500.00, month August,

day 15th, year 1924.

Nos. 21—25 amount $250(1.00, (month February, day 15th, year 1925. f \ Nos. 26—30 amount $2500.00. month August,

day 15th, year 1925.

Nos. 31—35 amount $2500.00, month Febru-

ary, day 15tb, year 1926.

Nos. 36—40 amount $2500.00, month August,

day 15th, year 1926.

Nos. 41—45 amount $2500.00, month Febru-

ary. day 15th, year 1927.

Nos. 46—50 amount $2500.00 month August,

day 15th, year 1927.

51—55, $2500.00 February 16th, 1928 56—60. $2500.00 August 15th, 1928. 61 —65, $2500.00 February 15th, 1929. 66—70. $2500.00 August 15th, 1929. 71—75. $2500.00 February 15th. 1930. 76—80. $2500.00 August 15th, 1930. 81—85, $2500.00 February 15th, 1931. 86—90, $2500.00 August 15th, 1931, 91—95, $2500.00 February 15th. 1932. 96—100. $2500.00 August 15th, 1932. 101—105, $2500.00 February 15th, 1933. 106—110, $2500.00 August 15th, 1933. Ill—115, $2500.00 February 15th, 1934) \ 116—120. $2500.00 August 15th. 1934. 121—125, $2500.00 February 15th. 1935. 126—130, $2500.00 August 15th, 1935. 181—135, $2500.00 February 15th, 1936. J36—140. $2500.00 August 15th, 1936. 141—145, $2500.00 February 15th, 1937. 146—160, $2500.00 August 15th, 1937.

EXPECT ACCEPTANCE!

nitely the plan for listing by name to the Pacific islands which are nof" to be further fortified, but the reply is in such form that some further discussion will be necessary. In the Shantung) negotiations there appeared no outward change in the situation, although there was evidence that increasing pressure was being brought to bear for a settlement. The predictions heard almost everywhere in conference circles was that a day or two more would tell the story, with tlm odds favoring acceptance of the settlement plan supported by Presi-

dent Harding.

FEWER MARRIAGES

London — Marriages in England. Scotland. Ireland and Wales decreased about fifty per cent last year. Paris—Reports from all continental capitals show that marriages have

only portion of the naval treaty re- made a decided slump since the war. i Hank of Selma, loan for sch.. 2,543 26'educational Music Bureau sup 82 -

9 42

991 44

9 05

209 40 2.500 on 5 80 i 6 90 1 3 42| 2 !}9 .

TUITION FUND

RECEIPTS

Bank of Selma, int December And Del Co. tuition draw Jan Bank of Selma, int for Febru Aud Del Co, surplus dog mon Aud. Del Co. adv June draw. . Bank of Selma, int for March Bank of Selma, int for April.. Bank of Selma, Int for May . . Bank of Selma, int for June..

Aud Del Co, June distribution 6,1?0 57 | Aud Del Co. tuition draw.... 1,146 42; , Bank of Selma, int for July.. 16 78 [ | Bank of Selma, int for Augvst 16 78 ; ; Bank of Selma, int for Septem 7 08 j j Bank of Selma, int for October 12 61 i | Ea.rJ fewain, draw from treas 3,000 00 j I Bank of Selma, Int for Novem 15 3S> i Aud Del Co, December draw 5.064 41

’ DISBURSEMENTS

i Bela Hausknecht. teaching:

I Ruth Smith, teachingr

i Ruby jones, teaching- .......

SUMMARIES Township Fund

1-21 Balance on hand ...$ Receipts during year Total bal and reepts Disburs during year

873.03 2.070.37 2,943.40 1,550.10

Pinal balance $ 1.393.30

Road Fund

1-2- Balance on hand .. . . $ Receipts during year Total bal and reepts Disburs during year

306.77 j 2.467.40 2.774.1 7 1 2,742.50

31.67

™ „ U8U! , t iawil lvol , ! Lloyd Clark, teaching ....... Said bonds will be issued and sold for the Mabel Gi’eetvwalt,• teaching purpose of providing funds to pay for the Mary William* .teaching ...

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County, Indiana, and to pay an architect forii ess,e Guthrie, teaching . . his services in preparing sketches, plans and ! Pauline Williams, Reaching, specifications, and detailed drawings, and ; Lelh Hausknecht. teaching

superintending the construction of such build-j Irma J Blank, teaching 270 00

infnf n tl e » Ch aad thereof, all pur-| R„th Smith, teaching ...... a, ?. or< ^ of the Allv,80r y Board of lF ,. anres oenutv teachina said Township duly made and entered March i ?, 8 t. P . tJ ’ teaming .. 14, 1921, authorizing the issuance and sale of Lloyd Claik, teaching said bonds for said purpose, and also our- Jessie Guthrie, teaching . . . uant to an order of the State Board of Tax Lois .1 Saffer, teaching ..... Commissioners of Indiana, made and entered Georgia Murray, teaching .. ■d a n y d; 8 f 1 o r t9 a iLT rOV,nSr th a i, . suance of such Mary Williams, teaching *x>nds for such purpose, and also pursuant to t* u t 4. t • a final order of the Advisory Board of said ^ U | > l y teac,1 .' n& ' township duly made and entered December R,ulh omith, teaching 12, 1921, for the issuance and sale of such Irma J Blank, teaching .... bonds for said purpose. ‘ Pauline Williams, teaching Each bid shall be submitted in writing and ' Georgia Murray, teaching .. •hall be accompanied hy the bidder’s certi- ■»»».„ William* tenrhinir fmd check of 2yj% of the amount of the ’ bonds bid for, payable to Mt. Pleasant School >Tabel Gveemvalt. teaching Township, Delaware County, Indiana. Such Lloyd Clark, teaching "heck shall inure to the benefit of said Mt. Lcla Hausknecht. teaching Pleasant School Township upon failure of! Lois .1 Saffer, teaching .... HN biri'^r £ £.T iPly , with t , he P^ ovisi °ns "U Ruby Jones, teaching

his bid or to take and pay for the bonds at

the amount of the hid.

Said bonds will be sold to the highest and

Jessie Guthrie, teaching Laura M Clippcnger, teaching

A L Elabarger, teaching . . Pauline Williams, leaching Lela Hausknecht, teaching

ibest bidder therefor, for cash and for not less than the par value thereof, that is. for their face and accrued interest to date of delivery

' r S.Hd n tale, will be continued from dav today I ^

until said bonds are sold. , . ay |Garver C Wright, teaching .. The right is resarved to reject any and nil ! Rl,n ' S mi U>. teaching

i Trma ,T Blank, teaching

n. . PETER J. KAUTZMAN, Pauline Williams, teaching Conn tv in!ii easaat ’ r °^r s . hip ' Delaware Mabel Greenwalt. teaching .. bounty, Indiana, and ex-officio Trustee M? r* • A i • ^ Pleasant School Township, Delaware County f^'-gia Murray, teaching .

Indiana. ' ■ r> t ’ r

JOHN E. SUTTON, PORTER G. JONES, SAMUEL E. MITCHELL, r> «, * , . Advisory Board. K. W. Lennmgton. Attorney. Jan. 20- 27 Feb. 3.

Lois .1 Saffer .teaching

Garver C Wright, teaching .. Jessie Guthrie, teaching A L Elabarger, teaching .... Geo L Raymond, transfers.... Margureite Sawyer .teaching . Mrs. Lillian Lewis, teaching. . R M Neher. teaching

W Gail Harirk. teachirT#—

Tra E Hodson. transfers

GERMANS OUTWIT SOVIET

Riga—Two cunning German en-

Govlrnment^a^lt ? 0viet I Grover C Wright, teaching .. ed> fU• They made bogus ) Margureite Sawver. teaching i oil me notes in Germany, bought ! Georgia Murray, teaching ... . merchandise m Russia and had re- Mrs. Lillian Lewis,, teaching.. eeived most of the goods when the 1 Lela Hausknecht, teaching .. counterfeits were discovered. Mary Williams, teaching .... ^ ^ ; 1 Pauline Williams, teaching ..

jLofs J Saffer, teaching ] Lloyd (hark, teaching ... „ j R M Neher. teaching ........ jw C Rarick, teaching' ] Jessie Guthrie, teaching i Ruby Jones, teaching ...... 44 ■ Margin rile Sawyer, teaching

Ruby ./ones, teaching

TRUSTEES^ REPORT (Continued from Page 2)

j Fred Myers, driv school wag i’c C c & st L Railroad freighl 1 Wm Flopping, driv svhool wag E R Rawlins, repairs wagons Climax Tin Shop, sup for gym O II I hot nburg di iv sch wag ; Frank Col Pus driv si.h >yag Win Manley, 'driv school wag Cheisie Thornburg, dt',1 seh wa Ralph Austin, driv School wag A W Crisper?, driv school wag C E Stiffler, labor and gravel John Wood, driv school wagon Ira Hodson. driv school wagon FT C Mai l in, janitor Ralph Murray, drayage Ralph Murray, driv sch wag Kr^vclley. driv schodl wag p (Mark, driv school'wagon i Jacob Mvel's, driv school wag | Trac Light <£- Power Co, lights J Selma Gas Co. gas for Oct ... Orr £ Mnrray. coal . W C Rarick. livery .. Ralph Austin, driv school wag | H C Martin, janitor I John Wood, driv school wag Jacob Myers, driv school wag Standard Oil ;0'\ oil and .sup Wm ManlejL driv school wag Ira Hodson. driv school wag Frank Collins, driv sch wag Muncle Boiler Works, repairs Fred Myers, driv school wagEd Kelley, driv school wagon Ford Map Co, 2 maps pel Co Acme .Motion Picture Co. ma<h C C O Kl L Ry, express .... Ralph Austin, driv sehool wag Wm 1 Topping, driv school wag TT o Martin, janitor John Wood, driv school wagon Frank Dickover. cfivpen work V. n Rawlins, fep cch wagons By-J,- Hardware Co, supplies Ff 1 ma Gas 1 'n. gas for Nov. . . Grouleff it- Mauck. lum Trne Light power Co. Hr.'hts W C Bus'll, sharpening tools .. \ W Cri. pen. driv sell wagon Frank Collins, driv sch wag Ralph Murray, driv sch wag.. R G Marlin, rep at gym...... Jacob Myers, driv school wag John Thornburg, lab and mat Cheisie Thornburg, dri sch wa Farmers Co Op Elr Co. sup Standard Oil Co. floor oil..... Geo Kiser * Co. supplies Ira Hodson. driv school wagon Ralph Austin, driv school wag P G Clark, driv school wagon H C Martin, janitor , . John Wood, driv school wagon John Thornburg, lab and mat U S Chemical * Co. supplies'... C F Uhornburg, dri sch wag I Wsn^Janley, driv school wag I Ed Kelfey, driv school wagon I Frank Collins, driv sch wag ! Ralph Austin, driv school wag j John Wood, driv school wagon Cheisie Thornburg, dri sch wa Ira Hodson, driv school wagon Jacob Myers, driv school wag Lee O Baird, tele for teachers Fred Myers, driv-school wag Wm Hopping, driv school wag W H Williams, supplies school H O Martin, janitor ; A AY Crispen, driv school wag I Walter Pmall, supplies school C C C * St L Ry frgt and exp Vlalptl Murray, driv sch wag

39 10

95 00

2 2® tV/C Rarick, teaching

Laura M Clippinger, teaching

Garver. C Wright, teaching... W C Rarick, teaching ...... Jessie Guthrie, teaching Mary Williams, teaching

4 00

14 9 50 30 00 117 00 117 <10

U Margureite Sawyer, teaching. \ Ruby Jones, teaching 30 Mrs. Lillian Lewis, teaching.. ^ J.qis .1 Saffer, teaching .. 5 ° r Lloyd Clark, teaching 1 no Lela Hausknecht, teaching... ^n nr R M Keher. teaching -0 * Pauline Williams, teaching .. “1 Jo ' v r Ra^k. • hing ........ •' Laura M Clippinger, teaching i t 911 w c Rarick, teaching “ ' .* Ruby Jones, teaching m . ! Ir Margureite Sawyer, teaching . cl _ r Mrs^ I>illian Lewis, teaching.. ' _ Georgia. Murray, teaching.... oO oo Pauline Wilfiams. teaching .. 1.) 00 Leta Hausknecht, leaching-, .. Li 00 , Lois J Saffer, teacher . 25 41 - h m Neher. teaching . >2 OQ/Lloyd Clark, teaching 24 00 ! Jessie Guthrie, teaching 24 00 i Mary Williams, teaching , M . . 276. 35 | W C Rarick; teaching . 39 0$ j Margureite Sawyer. teaching . 21 00 . Lloyd Clark, teaching

35 00 !

3,50 00

6 31

Lela Hausknecht. teaching Pauline Williams, leaching Lois J Saffer, teaching . . . . 30 00 i Mary Williams, teaching . 90 00 ; Georgia Murray, teaching .

50 00 1

no 60 50 15 30 59 on 50

24 17

55 IS

i- 1

119 00 30 00

1 l x l

Ml 00

117

. 29

30'00

182

130

318

DOG FUND RECEIPTS

George H Ross, dog money... Dog Tax Collections DISBURSEMENTS Gen E Whitehair, sheep claim S J Shroyer. sheep claim .... W F Anderson, sheep claim.. To cor voucher 292. 1920...... Earl Swain,, excess dog money Russel Swingley, sheep claim Frank Anderson, sheep claim Kirk Dunkin, sheep claim . . . . ' Florence Morgan, chick claim .Gilbert Clock, sheep claim To correct error in dog fund

POOR FUND RECEIPTS

Aud Del Co. poof relief Auditor Dei Co. poor fund ., Auditor Del Co. poor fund Auditor Del Co, poor, fund . . .

DISBURSEMENTS

M L Meeks & Sons, burial .... Dr C A Jump, poor physician Hervet & Clark, supplies Dr C A Jump poor physician. .

Hervet & Clark, supplies 10 00

Hervet & Clark, supplies Df C A Jump, poor physician Hervet & Clark, poor sup. . Dr C A Jump, poor physician

LIBRARY FUND

RECEIPTS

Auditor Del Co. June distrib. . Auditor Co. Decern draw

DISBURSEMENTS

D H Goble & Co, supplies Guin & Co. supplies Dwayer-Geppart Co. maps lib Kiger & Co, supplies , Frank Sullivan, magazines .. D H Gobi* Co. bo and «cii vis 9

108

138

120

201

120

222

120

100

120

270

120

175

120

240

120

106

120

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100

120

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175

120

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120

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121

222

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70 •

160

180

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108

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108

131

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Final balance $ Special School Fuad

1- 1-21 Balance on hand... .$ 5,470.35 Receipts during year 29,299.07 Total bal and reepts 34.769.42 Disburs during year 28.043.47 Final Balance 6.726.86

Tuition Fund

1- 1-21 Balance on band.... $ 1.829.37; Receipts during year 19.197.22 j Total bal and reepts 21.026.%9j Disburs during year 13.725.18Final balance 8 7.301.41 j

Dog Fund

1- 1-21- Bala nee on hand .... $ 357.36 j Receipts during year 554.00; Total bal and reepts 911.36 Disburs during year 375.96 1

...$ 535.40!

Final balance .

Poor Fund

1- 1-21 Balance on hand....$

Receipts during year Total bal and reepts Disburs durin’g year

Final balance 8 30.87;

Library Fund

1- 1-21 Balance on hand....$ Receipts during year Total bal and reepts Disburs during year

30.37 J 170.00! 200.37170.00 i

421.49 | 259.51! 681.00 167.59

Final balance ... Total balances as shown

..$ by

- 513.41 this rm-

Warrant checks outstanding Decemer 31, 1921. $90.00. Total balances and outstanding arrants, December 31, 1921, $1,662.81. Cash in depository December 31, 1921.1 16,531.81. I, F. E. Wright, the Trustee of Llbrty Township, Delaware County, Indl-. tia, do solemnly swear (or affirm)

ous item§ of expenditures credited i lave been fully paid in the sum stated. ; ind without expressed or Implied igreement that any portion thereof I shall be retained by or repaid to me : 5i- any other person. And T further de- ’ ;lare. and swear (or affirm) that I j lave received no money, nor articles off ,'alue, in consideration of any contract nade by me as trustee of this town- ;

ship.

F. E. WRIGHT. { Trustee of Liberty Township Subscribed and sworn (or affirmed) i to before me. the Chairman of the Ad- : visory Board of this Township, this Phird day of January, 1922.> CHARLES H. GUTHRIE. [jWirman of Advisory Board of Liberty Township. This report was received, accepted and approved by the Advisory Board of, the township at its annual meeting this, the third day of January, 1922. CHARLES H. CUTHRT E HARVEY R. KING j» D. E. HAUSKNECHT Advisory Board Liberty Twp.

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