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TRUSTEE’S REPORT
Harrison Township. The following is the township trustee’s report to the advisory board of Harrison Township. Delaware County* Indiana, showing receipts, disbursements and balances *of all township revenues for the year ending Decem-
ber 31, 1921:
* Township Fund.
RECEIPTS
Balance on hands $3,122.80
Bert Powers & Go. glass, etc ,... Belle Parkinson, institute Oscar Jackson, -transportation Raymond Berg, hauling pupils Frank McKinley, wagon driver .... Jno. Cheeseman, wagon driver Homer SstOy, truck driver Fk-ank Tuttle truck storage, care .... Ford Map Co., 2 maps and cases... Carl Mi the], tirek, tubes, etc.
Co. auditor, June distribution..*...
-• DISBURSEMENTS
W. H. Frazier, advisory board..' Wm. Hiatt, advisory board.... J. W. Jester, Jan. salary.... Myncie Press, pub tax levy Muncie Star, pub. report Andrew Watson, cleaning ditch J. W. Jester, Feb., Mar. salary D. H. Goble Co. blank books J. W. Jester, April salary Kiger Co., dog tax books, etfc.
Goly
1,355.65
5.00 5.00
60.00 42.50 35.80 40.60 120.00
7.87
60.00
6.07
86.72
6.10 9.50
32.40 43.20 89.50 172.55 25.00 '35.00 96.06 ■46.50 | 18.00 j
9.60
33.00 128.45
NOTICE OF SALE OF FUNDING BONDS OF
MUNCIE, INDIANA
Office of City Controller, Rooms 218-19-20 Wrsor Block City of Muncie, Indiana.
February 3, 1922.
Notice js hereby given that sealed bids will
employed for the purpose 6f purchasing real Hubert Lacy, same estate, as a site for the construction of two (2) Geo. Tu ner, gravel . .....r..r.....L....... ... fire stations, and for the building and con- Fred Poland, hauling, spreading structing of two fire stations, of the bungalow S. H. Rawlins, hauling type, known and designated as fire stations j G. N. Swartz, dumping gravel number four and five respectively and for the j Walter Dillon, grading road ,1 further purpose of purchasing motor equip- A. H. Furnish, hauling
D. W. Pittenger, same 63.00 I J. E. Hartley, truck driv. sups 52.00 ! P. O. Canada, same 136-00
63.00
W. W.
rrwvrxvo, x: w «
Snider, transfers 615.49
Jester, May Jester, June
salary.. salary..
60.00 60.00
J. W. Jester, .rent, expense 120.00 F. W. Stoler, supt., transfers 86.84 Wm. Cunningham, transfers 29.18 J. W. Jester, July salary v 60.00 Enoch Davis, cleaning ditch 14.00 J. W. Jester, August salary 60.00 Muncie Star, pub tax levy 16.92 Geo. R. Dale, pub. tajc levy ' 16.92 J. W. Jester. Sept, salary 60.00 J. W. Jester, October sadary 60.00 J. W. Jester, November salary 60.00 Wm. Hiatt, adv. board salary 5.00 W. H. Frazier, adv board salary 5.00 J. W. Jester, December sal ary 60.00 J. W. Jester, rent and exp 120.00 Road Fund. RECEIPTS Balance on hands $3,495.18 Co. auditor, June distribution 2,562.44 DISBURSEMENTS G. N. Palmer, gi*avel $73.50 D. M. Landis, gravel, labor 65.70 D. M. Landis, gravel labor 32.52 Fred Isley, hauling gravel 19.00 J. D. Lee. labor 39.45 Geo. W. Pickett 2.25 Hobak Black 10.00 S. M. Miller >. 10.00 Forest E. Hiatt, labor 27.95
5.00 7.50
30.50 12.25 32.50
T
$838.58
14.33 177.12
9.46
21.58
908.24
19.34 24.80
$5.50 114.00
Josh Mount, hauling pupils.. Jas. Skinner, hauling pupils Raymond Berg, transportation Thomas Ice, transportation L. A. Johnson, truck driver, . rods....
Tuition Fund RECEIPTS ,
Co. auditor, com. s. rev., cong. int. Yorktown Bank, Dec. interest Co auditor, distributions dog fund.... Farmers Savings Bank, April inst Yorktown Bank, April, May inst Co; audits, com. S. int., rev Yorktown Bank, June, July inst
Farmer Sav. Bank, Aug., interest Farmer Sav. Bank, Oct. interest 41.61 Farmer Sav. Bank, Nov. inst 17.90 Yorktown Bank, Oot. interest 20.11 Yorktown Bank, Nov. interest 16.58
DISBURSEMENTS
W. L. Perry, teaching A. G. Ellison, teaching ....
ipal Browning, teaching 114.00 Vera Hedgeland, teaching.... 100.06 Carl Hedgeland, teaching 180.00 Chad Rector, teaching » 110.00 Arthur Templin, teaching 150.00 Hobert E. Black, teaching 140.00 Herschel Morggn, teaching 120.00 S. C. Farlow, teaching 108.00 Vera Hedgeland. teaching 100.00 Carl Hedgeland, teaching 130.00 Chad Rector, teachnig 110.00 Ralph Carpenter, teaching , 180.00 S. C. Farlow, teaching 120.00 Arthur Templin, teaching, inst 150.00 S. C. Farlow, teaching 138.00 Herchel Morgan, teaching inst 240.00 Opal Browning, teaching inst 105.00 Chad Rector, teaching inst 55.00 ■ A. G. Eilison. teaching 216.00 Hobart E. Black, institutes 70.00 Grace F. Mitchell, tranfers, Muncie 1,721.01 Carl Hedgeland, teaching 50.00 Ralph Carpenter 100.00 Eugene Gibson 100.00
be received by the City Controller of the City i merit for the fire force of said city ; providing of Muncie, Delaware County, Indiana, until . for the terms and tenor of said bonds and for 1.00 o’clock, noon, on Wednesday, February the time and character of notice and the mode
G. W. Wills, labor
Wait Beall, team and labor Edwin Isley, grading and hauling D. M. Landis, gravel Oscar L. Jackson, labor
H. Frazier, labor 23.50.
D. H. Gable Co., sewers W. H. Thornburg, labor, team Geo. M. Miller, labor, team Harry Mott, grading road .... G. W. Miller, labor, hauling
50.40
6.00
27.50 18.00 102.50
Lambert & Miller, gravel 51.00 W. H. Rector, labor and teams 33.00 J. H. Bird, bridge lumber 21.82 John Vanlaningham, haul, gravel 10.00 H. C. Warner, hauling gravel 12.50 Elzie Jackson, labor 10.80 Stanley Russey, gravel 14.25 Gola Smith, hauling gravel 21.25 Glen Colson, gravel 100.00 Summitville Tile Co. tile 10.20 Wm. Bradfield, hauling gravel 129.00 Joe Ellsworth, gravel 45.15 Chas. Thompson, hauling gravel 21.25 John Casper, hauling gravel 38.75 Fred Loveless, hauling gravel 22*50 J. D. Lee, gravel, labor ..l. 103.50
W. H. Rector, labor
Grover C. Knox, labor 34.50
1S5.0D
Elsworth Jester, labor
J. R. Fox, bldg, lumber sawing John W. Carpenter, labor
86.00 13.80 40.00
James B. Smith, hauling gravel <.... 31.25 Isaac Humbert, grading, hauling ........ 29.50 J. Hondeshell, hauling gravel 53,50 Chas. Myers, gravel 101.7% Forest E. Hiatt, gravel 43.00 Fred Loveless, labor 43.00 Chasie Beason, labor Job. Watson & Sons L... Wilbert Applegate J. W. Carpenter, Jr L. A. Johnson Edward Isley Jasper Ross Arthur Larmore John Caster Cal Basicker Isaac Humber Chasie Beeson, Forest E. Hiatt, labor, gravel Frank Keesling, hauling gravel 79.00 Grover Knotts, labor 103.40 Harry Mott, grading 54.00
Glen Colson, gravel
18.75 67.57 15.00 80.50
7.50
31.50 15.00 13.75 13.50 83.50 45.00
19.95
167.00
69.00
Forest Ritchie 100.00 Urda Ramey 100.00 Arthur Templin 136.00 Carl Hedgeland 86.00 Vera Hedgeland 112.00 Herschel Morgan 124.00 iouart Black 140.00
Eugene Gibson, teaching : Forest Ritchie, teaching Herschel Morgan, teaching Ralph Carpenter, teaching crila Ramey, teaching , Belle Parkinson, teaching Chad Rector, teaching Urda Ramey, teachnig.... Carl Hedgeland,^ teaching Eugene Gibson,' teaching i ciest Ritchie, teaching Herschel Morgan, teaching Hobert Black, teaching.. Arthur Templin, teaching Vera Hedgeland, teaching Carl Hedgeland, teaching .... Herschel Morgan, teaching ....
Dog Fund RECEIPTS
J. W. Black dog tax collected...
Individuals, dog tax collected 120.00
DISBURSEMENTS
C. B. Miller, sheep killed Jno W. McCreery, Jr., sheep killed B. A. Sparks, sheep killed maimed.... Mark S. Lee, sheep killed Chas Sollars, sheep killed Jno. Vanlaningham, pig killed Wilson Gibson, ewe killed Geo. W. Palmer, sheep killed maimed J. S. Orebaugh, sheep killed
Poor Fund.
RECEIPTS. 1 Receipts $10.00 DISBURSEMENTS Peoples Trust Co., adm. dr. serv. pr. $10.00 SUMMARY of all fund Township Fund Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1921 $3,122.80 Receipts during year 1,355.55
85.00 85.00 124.00 100.00 100.00 109.80 180.00 100.00 120.00 90.00 90.00 124.00
280.00
300.00 112.00 100.00 90.00
$547.00
$40.00 25.00 15.00 42.00 44.00
6.00
10.00 45.00
8.00
Total of balance and receipts $4,478.35 Disbursements during year 1,893.11
F. H. Cunningham, hauling 116.00
Jas. B. Smith,, hauling.. Jno. Vanlaningham, hauling.
A W Ricbte, gravel .
Harry Mott, grading W. H. Frazier, labor E. A. Jester, labor Jno. Howell, lumber, cement
Sam Hall, labor..
17.50 16.00 72.00 12.00 197.20 51.25 35.96 26.00
Stanley Russey, gravei 9.00
John G. Cassel, hauling gravel....
18.00
Glen Colson, gravel 110.00
27.00
5.00
19.00 69.20
Fred Loveless, hauling gravel Carl D. Moore, labor Cal Basicker labor W. L Price, labor, gravel, cement.
Geo. W. Palmer gravel, labor 20.40
Special School Fund
RECEIPTS.
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1921 ¥ $7,001.04
Ins. Co
Co.
Virgil Day, cyclone insurance 28.85
DISBURSEMENTS.
Yorktown Bank Co., truck lin. ins .. 27.30 Jas. A. Kinner, hauling pupils 12.00 Chas. Vannatter, repair wagon 30.65 Silva Graham, hauling pupils 18.00 Henry Loveless, hauling coal , 13.00
Final balance $2,585.24 Road Fund Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1821 $3,495.18 Receipts during year 2,562.44 Total of balance and receipts $6,057.62 Disbursements during year 3,648.72
?e on hand Jan. 1, 1921^ $7,001.04 !o., V. S. day agt., dam. s. h. 10.50 aditor, June distributioin 8,309.54
Leslie Sites, hauling pupils Johnson & Aspy, stove , glass, etc.., Mrs. W. R. Parker, attend, ins Silva Graham, hauling pupils
8.00
60.90 22.90 20.00
C. A. Penzel, school supplies 17.35 Indian Ref. Co., gasoline 52.54 Roy Isley, hauling coal 17.00 Ira J. Corn, school house reps 3.50 Frank Tuttle, driving, oil, reps 64,25 Indianapolis, Stove Co., repairs 21.75 C. M. Mitchell, gasoline, oil 92.96 Calvin Poindexter, chassis, reps 562.50 Ozzie Conner, driving truck 60.00 Grover Knotts, stove pipe, labor 7.20 Sherman Stout, hauling pupils 7.50 Frank Tuttle, driving truck, reps 67.25 Earl H. Swain 17.69 E. E. Prillaman 200.00 Yorktown Bank 20.00 A. T. Ellison 105.00 Ozzie Comer 25.50 Hobart Clark 20.00 Goodrich Bros 12.84 Georg W. Huber.../ 65.00 Vere Hedgeland 19.00 Silva Graham 14.40 James Skiner 24.50 W. H. Rector, 20 days driving , 100.00
Final balance $2,508.90 Special School Fund Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1921 $7,001.04 Receipts during year 8,348.89 Total of balance and receipts $15^349.93 Disbursements during year 8,812.69 Final balance $6,537.24 Tuition Fund Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1921 $ 3,661.29 Receipts during year 10,441.76 Total balance and receipts $14,103.05 Disbursements during year 8,935.91 Final balance $5,167.14 Dog Fund Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1921 $ 572.00 Receipts during year.... 667.00
Total of balance and receipts....
....$ 1,239.00
Disbursements during year .' 702.00
Final balance i $ 537.00 Library Fund Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1921 $ 266.83 Receipts during year
Total balance and receipts $ 266.83 Disbursements during year Final balance $ 266.83 Total of All Funds Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1921 $18,119.14 Receipts during year 23,375.64
, Total of balance and receipts $41,494.78 1 Disbursements during year 23,892.43
Props. Dunn Mo. Co. tire, rim, rep
62.20
Blanche Jackson, hauling pupils 30.00 L. A. Johnson, haul, coal, repair 22.20 Arthur Templin', teaching Inst 52.50 F. E. McKinley, wagon driver 138.00 M. J. Shannahan, repairs wagon 5.50 Carl Hedgeland, teaching inst. 45.50 Vera Hedgeland, institute 30.00 Ralph Carpenter, teaching inst 27.00 S. O. Farlow, 7 institutes 42.00 Opal Browing, teaching inst 31.50 Cyrus Richards, school director 4.25 J. W. Berry, transportation ' 50.00 Arthur Larmore, hauling pupils 65.00 Herschel Morgan teaching 42.00 Chas Rector, teaching, inst 38.50 Johnson & Aspy, brooms, oil etc 10.30 C. A. Penzel, supplies 11.35 C. M-. Mitchell', truck tire, etc 81.55 J. W. & B. D. Glascock, coal 10.04 A. G. Ellison, 3 institutes 18.00 Chas. Minton, cleaning toilets 15.00 Ozzie Conner, truck driver 15.00
Noah Ritchie, school director....; Indian R ef. Co., gas for trucks Gaston Hdw. Co., material...., J. C. Brown, labor, material..
12.50 46.13 9.95
-. 14.85 Gaston Lumber Co., lumber etc 34.98 Commerical Ptg. Co., programs etc 17.25 Hobart E. Black, 7 institutes 49.00 J. W. Gibson, com. address ; 10.00 Jacob Hoffher, orchestra service.... 20.00 Farmers Co-OP. Co., coal 14.72 Russell Miller, hauling coal 50.00 Gaston Co-Op. Co., coal 138.20 D. H. Goble Co., mms., trans., etc 10.80 Jno. F. Hyder, transfers to Gaston.... 2,971.04 Zimmerman Coal Co., 53 tons coal.... 225.46 Yorktown Bank, truck license, reg. 3.75 'Ozzie Connor, repairs, painting 46.50 F. H. Cunningham, labor, painting.... 82.25 Needham Bros., bldg, flues 43.20 Brd. Ind. Aid for Blind, brooms 19.00 Johnson & Aspy, paint hwd 54.80 C. Heckenhauer, reps., paint, wagon.... 31.25
Wm. Stephensons,' roofing bldg M. S. Fink, coal ; Ozzie Conner, labor on bldgs Ray Kitterman, rep. paint wagon . Gaston Lumber Go., material
Scott Kelly., paint, etc., for bldgs Cyrus Richards
Cyrus
L. A. Johnson ;. Ch4d Rector Brannum Lumber Co Frank McKinley S. Stout & Son, labor, rep., paint...
27.00 64.78 18.50 26.70 75.00 32.50
5.00
65.00 14.25 56.15 48.00 255.55
Kiger & Co., desks, chairs, regis 225.20
10.20
Com. Ptg., Co., report cards Jno. Cheeseman, wagbn driver 118.00
35.00 43.20 68.20 2L40 147.88
John Mount, hauling pupils.. Frank McKinley, wagon driver.., L. A. Johnson, truck driver ZettJe & Son metal flue No, 12... D. H. Goble Co,, supplies
Final balances $17,602.35 Total bal. as shown by this report .. 17,602.25 Warrant checks outstand. 12-31-21 35.00 Tl. bah, outstand. war. Dec- 31, 21, 17,637.35 1, J. W. Jester, the trustee of Harrison Township, Delaware County, Indiana, do solemnly swear (oer affirm) that the preceding report of receipts, disbursements amt balance.-, is true and correct, as I verily believe; and I further declare that the sums which I am charged in this report are all of the sums received by me, and the various items of expenditures credited have been fully paid in the sums stated and without expressed or implied agreement that any portion thereof shall be retained by or repaid to me or any other person. And I further declare, and swear (or affirm) that I have received no money nor article of value in consideration of any contract made by me as trustee of this township. J. W. JESTER. Trustee of Harrison Township. Subscribed and sworn (or affirmed) to before me, the chairman of the advisory board of this township, this third day of January, 1922. Chairman of advisory board of Harrison Township. This. repor t was received, accepted and approved by the advisory board of this townsnip at its annual meeting, this, the tnird'da of January, 1922. W. H. FRAZIER. CARL D. MOORE. Advisory board Harrison Township.
State of Indiana, Delaware County. In the Matter of the Petition of Harriet C. Newlee, et al., for drainage No. 684. Notice is hereby given to whom it may concern that in the cause now pending in the Delaware Superior Court of Delaware County, Indiana, wherein Harriet C. Newlee, et al,, are petitioners, No. 684 of cause in said court that the undersigned James P. Dragoo, Auditor of Delaware County, Indiana, has prepared and placed in the hands of the County Treasurer of said County for collection, an assessment sheet, showing the assessments against the various tracts of lands in said Delaware County, assessed for the construction of said
ditch.
Notice is further given that the Board of Commissioners of Delaware County, Indiana, at the regular February Jerm, 1922 of said Board fixed Thursday, the 1st day of June, 1922, on or before which time the owner or owners of any tract or parcel of land, desiring to pay in full such-assessments and discharge said tracts or parcels of land from the liability of such assessments, shall have the right so to do. • Witness my hand and the seal of said board this 7th day of February, 1922. James P. Dragoo. Auditor of Delaware County, Indiana. Feb. 10. PUPPY WAS THE THIEF Madrid—Senorita VictpWa Lurzos had an acquaintance arrested for .stealing her purse. Before the prisoner was tried the purse was found m the kepnels of a fox terrier puppy
15th, 1922, for the whole or any part of certain bond issue for Fifty-one Thousand, Two Hundred sixty-six and 68-100 Dollars ($51,266.68): known as “City of Muncie Funding Bonds 1922” and will be in denominations of One Thousand Dollars each for fifty thousand dollars, and one bond for the sum of $1,266.68 with interest coupons attached, and will bear interest at the rate of five per cent. (59o) per annum, payable semi-annually; said bond shall be ftunjbered from 721 to 771 inclusive, and shall mature and be payable as follows Bonds numbered 721 to 730 inclusive, Feb. 1st. 1932. Bonds numbered 731 to 740 inclusive, Feb. 1st, 1933. Bonds numbered 741 to 750 inclusive, Feb. 1st, 1934. Bonds numbered 751 to 760 inclusive, Feb. 1st. 1935. Bonds numbered 761 to 770 inclusive, Feb. 1st, 1936. Bonds numbered 771 Feb. 1st, 1936. Said bonds and coupons shall be payable at the Delaware County National Bank, of the City of Muncie, Delaware County, Indiana, one of the regular authorized city depositories, dated February 1st, 1922. • The bids or proposals shall be opened by the City Controller, at his office on the 15th day of February, 1922, between 1he hours of 1:00 o’clock p. m. and 2:00 o'clock p. m. and the said City Controller shall thereupon award said bonds as he shall see fit, a part of any number thereof to the highest and best bidder therefor : said bonds shall be sold for cash and for no? less than par. Said City Controller shall have the right to postpone such award until a later date not beyond February 20th. J9°,2. and he shall f Iso have the right to reject any or all bids or any part thereof; and also the right to accept a part of any bid, and to award upon any bid the whole or less number of bonds covered by said bid, except only that no bonds shall be sold fcjr less than par and accrued interest; and said Controller shall further have the right in his judgment and (discretion to award said bonds a part to one bidder and a part to another bidder or bidders. Each and every bid can proposal shall be presented to the City Controller sealed and with the endorsement thereon "BIDS ON CITY OF MUNCIE FUNDING BONDS,” and shall be accompanied by a certified check upon some responsible bank in the City of Muncie, Indiana, payable to the City Treasurer, in a sum of money equal to at least 2%% of the face or par value of the bonds bid for, and if the purchaser shall fail to complete the contract for the purchase of said bonds, the proceeds thereof shall be taken and deemed as agreed and liquidated damages for hte breach of the bidder’s contract of purchase, and shall be taken and deemed as payment to the city for damages. And in case any bid or proposal shall not be accepted, and there shall be no award of bonds thereon, said certified check shall thereupon be returned to such unsuccessful bidder. If there shall be awarded the whole or any part of the bonds upon any bid or proposal, the certified check shall thereupon be delivered to the City Treasurer, and the said Treasurer shall be entitled to collect the same and hold the proceeds until the completion of the purchase and payment for the bonds awarded. Should any bidder, fail to pay for any of the bonds as per bis said bid, the City shall retain the said check, and shall have the right to collect the same,’ and the proceeds thereof when collected shall be taken and deemed as agreed and liquidated lamages for such breach of contract and as a payment thereof to the City. Delivery of said bonds shall be made at the office of said City Controller of said City of Muncie, Indiana, not later than the said 15th day of February, 1922, or at such time or times as may be agreed upon by the Controller and purchaser, and the successful bidder shall take the bonds awarded to him and pay for the same; and his refusal or omission so to do shall be a breach of contract of the bid on account of. which damages shall be retained or recovered as hereinbefore set out. Said sale is made pursuant to an ordinance funding certain indebtedness of the city of Muncie, Delaware County, Indiana, in the sum and amount of Fifty-one Thousand, Two Hundred sixty-six Dollars and sixty-eight cents, passed by the Common Council of the City of Muncie, Indiana, on the 30th, day of December
1921.
Address all communications to Calvin Faris, City Controller. Calvin Faris, City Controller. Advertised on Feb. 10th 1922.
and method of making sale thereof, and providing a time when the same shall take effect.” Passed by the common council of the City of Muncie, Indiana, on the 30th day of December,
1921.
Address all communications to Calvin Faris, city controller. CALVIN FARIS, City Controller Feb. 10.
L. W. Burt, same..
Vernard Browning, same..
13.00
::.7'GT,r,iT
24.50
25.00 J. W. Pittenger, wagon driyeh 21.00 O. H. Snider, same... 5.00 Clyde Bell, same 26.50 I C. E. Bp 1 drey, jjipitor,
5.00
27.50
NOTJCE OF SALE OF CITY NOTES Offied of City Controller, Rooms 218-19-20, Wysor Block, Muncie, Indiana, February 3, 1922. Notice is hereby given that sealed bids or proposals will be received at the office of the City Controller of the City of Muncie, Delaware County, Indiana, until 12 o’clock noon, on Friday, the 17th day of February, 1922, for the purchase of fifty thousand ($50,000.00) dollars, notes of the city of Muncie, in the denom! nations of five thousand ($5,000) dollars each, said notes to be numbered consecutively from one to ten inclusive: bach of said notes to bear interest at the rate of six per cent (6%) pel- annum. Five of said notes to be payable at the Delaware County National Bank, of Muncie, Indiana ; and five of said notes to be payable at the Merchants National/ Bank, of Mpncie, Indiana, both of said banks being authorized depositories of said .city ; all of said notes to mature and become due and payable 90 days from the date of issue, said notes to bear date of February 1, 1922; said notqs being a temporary loan in anticipation of the current revenues of said city levied and in course of collection ; sayd notes shall be sold for cash and for not less than par. Each bid shall be presented to the city controller sealed and the eftvelope containing ■said bid shall be endorsed “Bids for City Promissory Notes.” Bidders may bid on any part or all of said notes, and are required to state the number of notes bid for, the gross amount they will pay for same; said notes shall not be sold for less than par value, and will be sold to the highest and best bidder; the right to reject any and all bids is reserved. Said sale is made pursuant to an ordinance “authorizing the borrowing of fifty thousand ($50,000.00) dollars, as a temporary loan in anticipation of the current revenues of the City of Muncie, Indiana, actually levied in the year of 1921, and to be collected and in course of collection fpr the year 1922, for the general fund of said city, and ordering and directing the execution of the notes of said city, evidencing the same, designating the manner in which said notes shall be sold and providing notice for bidders thereon.” Passed by the Common Council of said city, on the, 2nd day of January, 1922. Address all communications to Calvin Faris, City Controller. CALVIN FARIS, City Controller Feb. 10-^17
TRUSTEE S REPORT
Hamilton Township. The following 1 is the twonship trustee’s report of the advisoty board of Hamilton Town--hip Delaware County, Indiana, showing receipts, disbursements and balances of all township revenues for the past year endimr December 31, 1921 : Township Fund.
RECEIPTS.
Surveyor, refund, ditch assmt $ 2.66 Auditor, distribution 970.22 Road fund, borrowed money 200.00
DISBURSEMENTS.
C. E. .Boldrey, advisory board $ 5,00 Emery Heaton, shine 5 00 Muncie Star, pub. annual report 31.50 D. A. Matthews, tile ditch rep 6.00 ■Andrew Jackson, advisory boartj 5.00 Goly Snider, trustee 60.00 Goly Snider, same 60.00 Road Fund, borrowed of tp. fund 200.00 Special School Fund same 1200.00
60.00
Goly Snider trustee
Goly Snider trustee 60.00
Eaton Enterprise, pub and report .. Goly Snider, trustee J. W. Clark, cleaning cemetery
Goly SViider, trustee.
54.45 60.00
6.00
50.00
Kiger & Co., twp. supplies 19.05
NOTICE OF SALE OF FIRE DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT BONDS OF THE CITY OF MUNCIE, INDIANA. Office of City Controller, Rooms . 218-19-20, Wysor Block, City of Muncie, Indiana. February 3rd, 1922. Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the city controller, of the City of Muncie, Delaware County, Indiana, until 12 o’clock, noon, on Wednesday, February 15th, 1922, for the whole or any part of a certain thirty-five thousand, four hundred ($35,400.00) dollar issue of bonds known as “Fire Department Equipment Bonds, 1922,” and will be in the denominations of one thousand dollars each for thirty-five thousand dollars, and one bond for four hundred dollars, with interest coupons attached, and will bear interest at the, rate of five per cent (5 per cent) per annum, payable semi-annually: said bonds shall be numbered consecutively from 1 to 36 inclusive, and shall mature and be payable as follows: Bonds numbered 1 to 5 inclusive, February
1st. 1926.
Bonds numbered 6 to 10 inclusive, February
1st, 1927.
Bonds numbered 11 to 15 inclusive, February
1st, 1928.
Bonds numbered 16 to 20 inclusive, February
1st, 1929.
Bonds numbered 21 to 25 inclusive, February
1st, 1930.
Bonds numbered 26 to 30 inclusive, February
1st, 1931.
Bonds numbered 31 to 36 inclusive, February
1st, 1932.
Said bonds and coupons shall be payable at the Delaware County National Bank of the City of Muncie, Delaware County, Indiana, one of the regular authorized city depositories!, and
dated February 1st, 1922.
The bids or proposals shall be opened by the city controller, at his office on the 15th day of February, 1922, between the hours of 12 o’clock noon, and 2 o’clock p. m. and the said city controller shall thereupon award said bonds as he shall see fit, a part or any number thereof to the highest and best bidder therefor; but said controller shall have the full right to reject any or all bids or proposals, or any part thereof; and he shall have the right to accept a part of any bid and award upon any bid the whole or less numlier of bonds covered by such bid, he being the sole judge of the sufficiency or insufficiency of any bid, or he may in his judgment award a part of said bonds to one bidder, and a part to another bidder or bidders; said bonds shall be sold for cash and for not less than par and accrued interest; each and every bid or proposal shall be accompanied by a duly certified check upon some responsible bank of the City of Muncie, Indiana, and be payable to the order of the .city treasurer, for a sum of money which shall be equal to at least 2%% of the face or par value of said bonds bid for or proposed to be purchased. In case any bid or proposal shall not be accepted and there shall be no award ot bonds thereon by the city controller, said certified check shall be returned to the said unsuccessful bidder; but if the said city controller shall award the whole or any part of the bonds upon any bid or proposal, he shall deliver the certified check accompanying the said bid, to the city treasurer, and if he shall see fit, he may present the same for payment and be entitled to collect the same and shall hold the proceeds collected thereon until the completion of the purchase and payment for the bonds so awarded. In event said check is not paid upon presentation, or in event any successful bidder shall fail to complete the purchase of said bonds so awarded and shall pay for same in the manner required, the
Muncie Star, pub. annual report.. Goly Snider, trustee G. W. Brinson, rep. tile ditch Geo. Deeter, cleaning twn. ditch. James Fox, sBme...-rfl7:.„..;i......
Goly Snider, trustee..
J. W. Clark, cleaning cemetery Rench Bros., rep. ditch
54.63 60.00
3.00
31.50
9.00
60.00
9.00 1.60
Goly Snider, trustee 60.00 James Fox, cleaning twp. ditch 3.00 D. H. Goble, twp. supplies 6.90 Muncie Star, pub. tax budget 16.80 Goly Snider trustee ...j 60.00 T. R. Woodburn Co. twp supplies 7.89 James Fox, cleaning Bishop ditch 4.50 B. F. Curry, hauling tile 5.50 Goly Snider, trustee 190.00 G. R. Dale, pub. tax budget 16.80 D. H. Goble Co., 6 annual reports 5>.49 Error corrected from P. P. 45 14.70 Goly Snider, trus., rent exp 230.00 Road Fund. RECEIPTS Borr-wed from twp. fund !....$200 00 Auditor, distribution 4,640.46 Error corrected from P. P. 45 14.70 To correct error voucher 461. P. 56 .30 DISBURSEMENTS J. O. Ebright, haul gravel $ 16.76 Vern Resier, grading road 13.50 J. H. Clements, same 12.00 G. W. Brinson, haul gravel 10.00 Fred Burt, grading road 27.00 J. H. Clements same 54.00 L. B. Puckett, gravel .' 19.00 J. H. Clements, grading road 48.00 Walter Dillion, same 45,00 Ed Cloud, repair bridge 3.50 O. H. Snider, haul gravel 25.00 H. C. Stafford, same *7.50 Wilber Waller, same 22.50 Kiger & Co., grader suppiles ^ 15.12 Grouleff & Mauck. bridge lumber., 4.40 Walter Eller bridge lights oil 3.15 J. H. Clements, haul gravel 34.50
200.00
15.00 62-.00 21.00
1.00
54’.00 35.00
Borrowed from twp. fund..
R. E. McChoy, haul gravel T. J. Fremean, supt. rd. grading G. N. Brinson, grading, haul gravel.
J. W. Lacy, rep. culvert.
Vern Rester, haul gravel J. E. Hartley, haul gravel
Wilbur Waller, same 25.00
Arthur Mustin, same.
10.00
D. M. Fisher, shoveling gravel 18.00
R. E. McClory, haul gravel L. A. Moomaw, same:.
20.84 35.00
Arthur Mustin, same 25.00 Andrew McKinley, same 25.00 E. M. Rarick, same 27.50 Ed Cloudy dumping gravel 23.00 O. H. Snider, haul glravel 22.16 James Fox, cleaning ditch 14.70 Vern Resier, haul gravel 22.50 W. A. Saunder, same ?.. 27.50 Jay Jackson, same ( 29.20 Lon Siler, same 41.86 Elmer Williamson, same 25.00 Ira Cain, same 38.86 Howard Lumpkin, same 25.00
22.85 22.52 28.36 28.36 27.52 22.52 25.00
W. H. Main, same,
i D Mansfield, same. ....r Fred Schlagel, same W. O. Shoemaker, same .... Fred Shoemaker, same D. E. Puckett, same J. W. Marshall, same
J. G. Mauck, same 23.36 Earl Williamson, same 22.52 L. B. Puckett, gravel 384.YS
W. A. Saunder, haul gravel..
15.00
Ed Cloud, dumping gravel 23.25 Chas. W’aller, shoveling gravel 15.00 Steve Piatt, hauling gravel 37.30 Steve Piatt, same 23.36 Walter Hickman, shoveling gravel 3.00 Carl Smith, haul gravel 37,50 Geo. W. Meek. supt. haul etc 82,50 H. C. Stafford, , haul gravel 37.50 AndreW McKinley, same 15.00 O, H. Snider, same 35.00
G. yi. Brinson, same 25.00 E. R. MeKcfer sam e 32.50 Rosco Cox, same 35.00 Ros/co Cox, same 5.00 Oscar Bench, same 'ST.50 Owen Reed, gravel !16.80 J. H. Clements, .grading road 6.00 J. H- Clements, same 18.00 J. E. Hartley, bridge repairs S.50 Grouleff & Mauck, window glass 13.88 H. Clementi, grading road 15.00 Wilbur Waller, same 5.00 J. H. Clements, same 20.00 0. H. Snider, same 10.00 J. H. Clements, same 10.00 Clyde Bell.i sam® 5.00 Wilber Waller, grading and haul.... 41.00 '•Valter Dillon grading and culvert 41.00 Special School Fund.
RECEIPTS.
Uhletic Association, telephone toll.... 4.55 Jod Keith for wagon 10.00 “ownship fund, loan , 1,200.00 farmers State Bank, loan 4,000.00 '■'ll ') training class number 30.00Auditor, advance draw.. * 2,000.00 Krom school commencem’t money 52.00 C. L. Yeager, am’t borrowed, play 9.00 vlannual training class boys, sup 14.65 \uditor, distribution 18,580.74 Vuditor, 'distribution 759.83 T. G. Gibbon joint school prop 891.92 Irror corrected, P. P. 40 deposit .10 Auditor, advancement.... 3,500.00 Vthletic Boys use of truck 6.00 Vheldon Lbfevers, dam. .to bldg 6.69 \thlotic Boys, use of triick 1.50 Error corrected, P. P. 40 deposit 10 Error corrected, P. P. 41 Voucher 129 .60 DISBURSEMENTS E. J. Black, telephone toll .; $2.49 1. E. Hartley, truck supplies 13.23 Vanbuskirk & Sons, Insurance 95.00 'riefal & Levy coal , 58.69 Farmers Co-Op. Co., coal 301.35 T ohnson & Aspy, supplies 20.40 ’rops & Dunn Co., truck sup 34.30 Tiger & Co., supplies 76.10 •imith Electric Co., labor, sup 13.35 Oela Prtg. Co., programs 3.00 lumbia School Sup. Co., sup 35.55 3. A. Pen?el, supplies 63,55 T. H. Clements, haul coal 9.10 0. H. Snider, driv. school wagon 80.00 1. B. Shroyer, driving truck 170.00 Ernest White, same. 170.00 P. O. Canada, same.,..,,, 170.00 W. I,. Trout, wagon driver 80.00 D. W. Pitteng , er 1 same. 94.00 W. pittenger, same ,30.0 A Isaac Stephenson, same 80.00 1. E. Hartley, truck driver 63.00 Clyde Bell, wagon driver 80.00 C. O. Boldrey, janitor. 125.00 B. M. Cummings, teaching 100.00 /eda Mansfield, same, 100.00 E. M. Hinshaw, same... 120.00 Maud D. Crow, same 110.00 U H. Dragstvem, same.. 100.00 Mary Shroyer, same 100.00 3. E. Boldrey, supplies 7.04 Ind. Bell Tel. Co., phone 8.40 Esta P. Cochran, teaching 130.00 M. F. Thomas, teaching music 115.00 Commerical Ptg. Co., printing 13.20 3rouleff & Mauck, lumber 49.77 T. S. Cummins, insurance 285.00 Columbia School Sup. Co. sup 35.55 Central Scientific Co., same 7.79 T. H. Clements, hauling coal 2.40 0. H. Snider, wagon driver 80.00 1. B. Shroyer, truck driver 170.00 Ernest White, same 170.00 P. O. Canada, same 170.00
Geo. Kennedy, jan. and sups C. E. Boldrey, janitor Error correction voucher 90, P. 40 Same voucher 359, P. P. 50 Ind. Gen. Service Co., current Standard Oil Co., machipe oil Commerical Ptg. Co., printing Kirby-Wood Lumber Co., supplies Muncie Tire and Acc. Co., rep. tires..,
Johnsooi & Aspy, supplies ...... Grouleff & Mauck, window glass
80.00 80.00 80.00 80.00 79.82 80.00 125.00
W. L. Trout, wagon drveir.. D. W. Pittenger, same I. W. Pittenger, same Isaac Stephenson, same t. E. Harley, truck driver.... Clyde Bell, wagton driver..., G. E. Boldrey, janitor
M. M. O’Bannon teaching 280.00 S. E. Baker, same 220,00 Eva Covalt, same : 175.00 E. L. Yeager, same 190.00 Susan Smith, same 130.00 Ethel Stephenson, same 195.00 Esta P. Cochran, same 130.00 3. M. Cummins, same 100.00 Veda Mansfield, same 100.00 E. M. Hinshaw, teaching .'. 120.00 M. D. Crow, same 110.00
I. H. Dragstrem, same..
Mary Shroyer, same A. J. Wilson, supplies Indian Refining Co., gas, oil Farmer State Bank, int. on loan..., J. H. Dragstrem, teaching Farmers Co-Op. Co., coal.!
100.00 90.00 2.85 63.27 120.00 25.00 240.90'
VO.J' AVii OdlllC ill LI1C illdlilicri. L 1 i XI. OIHUCI, OD.UV proceeds of said certified check so deposited by | Grant Rector, shoveling 19.50
Frank Rector, same 22.50 W. H. Yohey, hauling 17.50 Leroy Storm, gravel 288.75 HarVy Mansfield, hauling 37.50 Walter Dillon, shoveling 4.50 T. J. Freeman, supt. and haul 55.00 Fay House, shoveling 19.50 R. T. Strong same 6.00 C. E. Parker, hauling 25.00 C. R. Waldo, same 26.50 C. R. Waldo, shoveling ■ 1.50 Sylbert J. Parker, hauling 17.50
W. L. Trout, wagon driver.. D. W. Pittenger, same Isaac Stephenson, same J. E. Hartley, truck driver...
70.00 70.00 70.00 52,50
P. O. Canada, same..... 150.00
J. W. Pittenger, wagon driver..
O. H. Snider, same.. Clyde Bell, same..
70.00 70.00 70.00
C. E. Boldrey, janitor 125.00
D. W. Pittenger, same.. J. W. Pittenger, same.. B. T. Umbarger, same.... O. G Snider, same
Asa Fisher, same..
23.00 22.50 23.00 17.50 23.00
Isaac Stephenson, reps wagon
Geo. Kennedy, supplies
J. B. Shroyer, reps and driving.
3.50
10.16
10.31
belonging to the senorita.
such bidder shall be taken, considered and deemed as agreed and liquidated damages for the breech of contract of purchase, and shall be taken and deemed as a payment to the city for damages, and shall be held by said city for its use. But if the bidder shall complete the shall be taken and deemed so awarded to him the proceeds of said check shall thereupon be returned to said bidder at the option of said city controller, or the proceeds may be applied and deemed a payment on the account of the purchase of said bonds. Delivery of bonds shall be made at the office of said city controller not later than the 15th day of February 1922, or at such time or times as may be agreed upn by tobe controller and purchaser. And
the successful bidder shall take the bonds awarded to him and pay for the same; and ' Ray Swartz, same................ 10.00 his refusal or omission so to do shall be a ! William Pots, same 25.00 breach of contract of bidder on account of I G. C. Sparks, shoveling 20.00 which damages shall be retained or recovered Ray Brinson, haulingV 20.00 as hereinbefore set out. I Hector Pettignies, same.., 20.00 Said sale is made pursuant tp "an ordinance j Cris Long, same i.. 26.00 authorizing the issue and sale of thirty-five Jesse Seller, same 20.00 .
bonds of the denomination of one thousand 1 G. S. Sheet, same 14.00 j Muncie Tire Acc. Co., tire reps dollars each, and one bond for four hundred J. R. Cox, dumping gravel 22.56 Townsend & Pursley, registers 14.07 ' dollars, of the City of Muncie, Indiana, payable 1 Delmar Sprung, hauling 35.83 j Farmers State Bank, loan int... 140.80 from the general revenues and funds of said Hudson Penrod, same 33.33 ' J. B. Shroyer, truck driver 135.00 , , , city, or from the sinking funds of said city, G. R. Lambert, shoveling 16.50 1 Ernest White sam^ 135.00 12-31-21 Final balance or as may be required by law, for the purpose W. C. Rarick. hauling 25.00 W. E. Trout, wagon driver 68.00 I.ihrai of procuring money and funds to be used and W. E. Brammer, same 10.00 Isaac Stephenson, same 63,00
Props-Dunn Co., truck reps 47.05 Muncie Fire and Acc. Co., same 12.50 Vocational Sup. Co., lumber, sup 50.00 Kirby-Wood LumbVr Co., lumber 14.35 0. H. Snider, wagon driver 80.00 T. B. Shroyer, truck driver. 170.00 Ernest White, same 170.00 P. O. Canada, same 170.00 W. L. Trout, wagon driver 80.00 l). W. Pittenger, unloading coal 110.00 Isaac Stephenson, same 80.00 1. E. Hartley, truck driver sups 71.05 Clyde Bell, wagon driver 80.00 C. E. Boldrey, jan. and sups 132.50 M. M. O’Bannon, teaching..., 280.00 Eva Covalt, same. i 175.00 E. L. Yeager same 190 00 Susan Smith, same 130.00 Ethel Stephenson, same 130.00 Esta P. Cochran, same 130.00 B. M. Cummings, same 135.00 Veda Mansfield, same 171.25 E. M. Hinshaw, same 212.50 Maud D. Crow, same 195.00 . D. Dragstrem, same 100.00 X W. Stacy, same 3.00 J. H. Clements, grading roads .75 Mary Shroyer, teaching, janitor 200.00 J. H. Dragstem, same 174.50 Smith Electric Co., labor, sups 50.08 Inu. Gen. Service Co., current 205.20 Grouleff & Mauck, lumber 11.15 J. H. Dragstem, enumeration 15.00 Standard Oil Co., floor oil 8.75 C. A. Penzel, supplies 11.65 Commerical Ptg. Co., printing..,., 13.20 Delaware Ptg. Co., same 8.00 Wm. B. Burford, diplomas 13.50 Johnson & Aspy, supplies 28.41 A. O. Stump, address com 30.00 Susan Smith, teaching 254.00 Ethel Stcnhr ns same 312.00 Esta P. Cochran, same 264.24 S. A. Baker, teaching, inst 485.00 G. D. Snider, enumeration,...a 10.00 Ind. Bell Tel. Co., phone service 17.35 C. A. Boldrey, jan. sups 127.00 J. E. Hartley, haul chairs sups 19.22 Eva Covalt, teaching, inst 292.00 E. L. ■ Yeager, inst 83.60 M. N. O’Bannon, inst 120.00 Geo. Kennedy, D. S, sups '. 21.19 Indian Ref. Co., oil and gas 114.83 G. A. Borders, freight on coal 185.90 M. F. Thomas, music teaching 105.00 Ed Cloud, shoveling coal 20.00 Moffitt & Piepho, rent chairs 11.40 Ind. Bell Tel. Co., phone 6.45 W. A. Williams, rent chairs 8.70 4 H. Snider, hauling coal 62.00 Kirby-Wood Lumber Co., lumber 7.20 Hofer & Dearth, supplies 10.26 Stiefel & Levy, coal.....7!T 24.00 Props-Dunn Co., truck sups 4.25 Zimmerman Coal Co., coal 438.39 D. W. Stacy mch. sups... .60 Kiger & Co., supplies 11.50 J. W. Rhoads, letter H. S. dips 8.00 G. L. Haymonds, transfers 28.20 Johnsdn & Asp$, supplies 11.95 Smith Electric Co. motor sups 4.90 Phillip Stauf, labor and sups 83.95 C. A. Penzel, sups 26.55 Farmer State Bank, bond, coupons 2,975.00 Farmers State Bank, loan, int. etc 8,152.52 Delaware Ptg. Co., programs. 7.75 Haynes & Son, supplies.. 6.24 ■ Ind. Gen. Service Co,, current, 55.38 Ind. Bell Tel Co., phone 6.00 “'disrp Ref. Co. gasoline ’. 5.43
m 15.00
•8.00 11.44
bldg 125.00
195.00
Cecil Mad ill,- orchestra,
Cecil Madill, commence., bill Ed Cloud, cleaning school house. C. E. Boldrey, jan., clean bldg...
Lockart-Rees, truck ins G. R. Blont, truck reps J. E. Hartley, reps truck Lee O. Baird, phone service. J. B. Shroyer, truck driver,
8.87 20.91 11.54
150.00
Ernest White, same 185.00
63.00 63.00 125.00 4.90 4.35
.50
, .02
46.98
3.17
17.16
1.45 2.00
14.75
3.46
Muncie Glass & Paint Co. gllass 3.85 Dumont Lotz, wagon reps 24.90 Allyn & Bacon, class book 1.56 Moffitt & Piepho, rent chairs 3.00 J. B. Shroyer, truck driver 135.00 Ernest White, same 135.00 D. W. Pittenger, wagon driver 63.00 Isaac Stephenson, same 63.00 J. E. Hartley, truck drivel- 45.00 P. O. Canada, same 135.00 It. C, K> mer, same 119.00 O. H. Snider, same 63.00 C. E. Boldrey, Janitor 125.00 J. E. Hartley, sups and labor 14.40 Isaac Stephenson, reps wagon 1.26 Geo. Kennedy D. S. sups 12.34 B. I’. McDonald, cleaning tank 40.00 G. D. Snider, brooms 8.00 Ford Map Co. maps 35.00 Clyde Bell, wagon driver 63.00 J. E. Hartley, supplies 45.70 Meyers Bros, supplies 4.50 Philip Stauf, rep and sups 43.27 Smith Electric Co. labor and sups .... 31.60 Muncie Glass & Pain^ Co. glass 1.78 Johnson & Aspy Hdw. Co. sups 9.30 J. B. Shroyer, truck driver 112.50 Ernest White, same 112.50 D. W. Pittenger, wagon driver 52.50 Isaac Stephenson, same 52.60 J. E. Hartley, truck driver 53.70 P. O. Canada, same 112.50 J. W. Pittenger, wagon driver 52.50 O. H. Snider, same 52.50 Clyde Bell, same 52.50 W. L. Trout, same 52.50 C. E. Boldrey, janitor 125.00 Geo. Kennedy D. S. sups 9.85 W. L. Trout, wagon driver 63.00 Ratliff & Quirk, supplies 2.76 Grouleff & Mauck, lumber 19.47 Indian Ref, Co. oil and gas 55.41 Farmers State Bank, coup int 425.00 D. O. Stout, rep wagons 1-1,50 Tuition Fund RECEIPTS Farmers State Bank, Dec. int 10.58 Auditor, Jan. distribution 738.80 Farmers State Bank, Jan int 16.15 Same, Feb. interest 9.43 Auditor, ap_por. dog fund 156.04 Auditor, advancement 1,000.00 Farmers State Bank, March int 5.87 Samuel McKinley, transfers 72.00 Charles Waller same 72.00 Auditor, distribution 6,775.67 M. Heath, transfers 610.11 J. W. Jester, same 615.49 Farmers State Bank, April int 3.21 Arch Hamilton, transfers 93.87 Farmers State Bank, July int 20.38 Auditor, July distribution 50.53 Farmers State Bank, Aug. int 29.99 Same, Sept, int 24,62 Same, October interest 20.07 Same, November interest 16.49 DISBURSEMENTS J. H. Dragstrem, teaching 25.00 M. M. O’Bannon, same 280.00 S. E. Baker, same 220.00 Eva Covalt, same I76.OO E. L. Yeager same 380.00 Susan Smith, same 130.0( S. E. Baker, same 220.00 E. L. Yeager, same 260.00 M. N. O’Bannon, same 440.00 R. C. Keener, teaching 119.00 Mary H. Keener, same 95.00 Eva Covalt, same /. 90.00 R. W. Rigdon, same 95.00 Clara J. McFadden, same 66.00 Rosco Baker, same 80.00 Esta P. Cochran, same 70.00 Shelly Caldwell same ....I 50.00 Marie Smith, same 55.00 Estella M. Hinshaw, same 65.00 Maud D. Crow, same 60.00 W. C. Rarick, same 25.00 R. C. Keener, sam e 119.00 Mary H. Keener, same 1 105.00 Eva Covalt, same 110.00 R. W. Rigdon, same 95.00 Clara J. McFadden, same 67.00 Esta P. Cochran, sam e..... 70.00 Gsta P. Cochran same 70.00 Rosco Baker, same 80.ro Marie Smith, same 55.00 Estella M. Hinshaw, same 75.00 Maud D. Crow, same 66.00 J. D. Dragstrem, same 130.00 W. C. Rdrick, same 25.00 Mary E. Shroyer, 110.00 Estella M. Hinshaw, same 10.00 R. C. Keener, same 238.00 Mary H. Keener, same 200.00 Eva Covalt, same 200.00 R. W. Rigdon, same 190.00 Clara J. McFadden, same 130.00 Rosco Baker, same 160.00 Estella M. Hinshaw, same 140,00 Shelly Caldwell, same 100.00 Marie Dews, same 110.00 _;Estella M. Hinshaw, same 130.00 Maud D. Crow, teaching 130.00 W. C. Rarick, same 50.00 J. H. Dragstrem, same 130.00 Mary E. Shroyer, same 110.00 W. C. Rarick, same 25.00 R. C. Keever, same 238.00 Mary H. Keener, same 200.00 Eva S. Covalt, same 200.00 R. W. Rigdon, same 1, 190.00 Clara J. McFadden, same X. 130.00 Rosco Baker, same 160.00 Esta P. Cochran, same 140.00 Shelly Caldwell, same 84,00 Marie Dews, same 110.00 Estella M. Hinshaw, same 140.00 Maud D. Crow, game 130.00 J. H. Dragstrem, same 130.00 Mary E. Shroyer, same 110.00 W. C. Rarick, same 25.00 R. C. Keener, same 1S7.50 Mary H. Keener, same 150 00 Eva Covalt, same 150.00 Clara J. McFadden, same 97.50 Rosco Baker, same 120.00 Esta P. Cochran, same 105.00 Shelly Caldwell, same 59.00 Marie Dews, same 82.50 Estella M. Hinshaw, same 105.00 Maud D. Crow, same 77.00 R. W. Rigdon, same 142.50 J. H. Dragstrem, same 97.50 Mary E. Shroyer, same 82.50 Dog Fund RECEIPTS Lon Siler dog tax 3.00 Will Saunders, same 3.00 Henry Gumpp, same 434.00 Lewis Cummings, dog tax 3.00 P. O. Canada same 8.00 DISBURSEMENTS E. H- Swain, Mgr. settlement tax 124.00 J. F. Fadley, sheep killed 14.00 Poor Fund RECEIPTS Auditor, distribution 197.00 Auditor, same 3.00 DISBURSEMENTS Chas. E. Pbippo, med. services 197.00 Hofer & Dearth prov. Martins 3.00 Library Fund DISBURSEMENTS Roe Petterson, library books .1..'... 29.76 Scott Foreman & Co. same 37.44 SUMMARIES Township Fund 12-31-20 Balance on hands ....4. 2,395.80 Receipts during year 1,172.82
Total bal. and receipts 3,568.62 Disbursements during year 2,642.22
12-31-21 Final balance 926.40 Road Fund 12-31-20 Balance on hands S 104.76 Receipts during year 4,855.46
Total bal. and receipts 4,960.22 Disbursements during yr 4,402.21
12-31-21 Final balance 658.01 Special School Fund 12-31-20 Rslan e on hands 5,763.17 Receipts during year 26,074.48
Total bal. and receipts 31,837.65 Disbursements during yr 30,736.47
12-31-21 Final balance 1,101.18
Tuition Fund
12-31-20 Balance on hands 501.19 Receipts during year 10,341.30
Total bal. and receipts 10,842.49 Disbursements during yr 9,644.00
12-31-21 Final balances 1,198.49
Dog Fund
Receipts during year 451,00
L. B. Puckett, gravel hauling 25.00 , 12-31-20 Balance on hand
D. H. Goble, supplies
Grouleff & Mauck, same J. H. Clements, cleaning yard G. W. Rowlett, supplies Ind. Bell Tel. Co,, phone Normal Book Store, drawing boards..
Standard Oil Co., floor oil ,
Ind. Ref. Co., oil and gas 122.35
42,48
56.77 10.63
2.00 4.14 6.00
16.80 51.49
224.09
Total bal. and receipts , 675,00 Disbursements during yr 138.00
12-31-21 Final balances 537.00
Poor Fund
12-31-20 Balance on hand 12.50 Receipts during year 200.00
Total bal. and receipts 212.50 Disbursements during yr 200.00
12.59
Library Fund
12-31-20 Balance on hand 542.79
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY H, 1922. Receipts during ■yeaf None Total bal. and receipts 542.79 Disbursements during yr 67.20 12-31-20 Final balance 475.59 Total balances as shown by this report $4,809.17 Warrant checks outstanding Dec. 31, 1921 203.41 Total balances and outstanding warrants Dec. 31, 1921 $5,012.58 Cash in dep’y Dec. 31, 1921 .. $5,012.58 I, Goly Snider, the trustee of Hamilton Township, Delaware County, Indiana, do solemnly swear (or affirm), that the preceding report of repeipts, disbursements and balances is true and correct, as I verily believe; and I further declare that the sums which I am charged in this report are all of the sums received by me, and the various items of expenditures credited have been fully paid in the sums stated and without expressed or implied agreement that any portion thereof shall be retained by or repaid to me or any other person. And I further declare, and swear (or affirm), that I have received no money nor articles of value in consideration’of any contract made by me as trustee, of this township. GOLA SNIDER Trustee of Hamilton Township. Subscribed and sworn (or affirmed) to before me, the chairman pf the advisory board of this township, this third day of Jan. 1922. CHARLES E. BOLDREY, Chairman of advisory board of Hamilton Township. This report was received, accepted and approved by the advisory board of this town;hiD at its annual meeting 1 this the third day of January 1922. CHARLES E. BOLDREY ANDREW JACKSON, EMERY HEATON, Sec.
ROAD PETITION Notice* Of The Filing Of A Petition For The Improvement Of A Highway in Harrison Township, Delaware County, Indiana. Notice is hereby given that John D. Lee, and others, have duly filed their petition in the Auditor's Office of Odlaware County, Indiana, which petition is now pending praying for the improvement of a public highway in Harrison Township, Delaware County. Indiana, to-wit: Beginning at the Northeast Corner of the Fast half of the Northeast Quarter of Section ; J 4i Township 21 North of Range S East, in Harrison Township, Delaware County, Indiana, and running thence in a general Southerly direction following the road ind highway already established a distance of about One (1) mile to and intersecting with the Jackson Street Pike. That the Auditor of said Delaware County, State of Indiana, fixes Tuesday, Mar«h 7, l!)22, at the hour of 10 o’clock A, M., the same being the second day of the regular March Term, 1922: of the Board of Comnlssioners of spid county at the office of said Board of Commissioners in the Court House in the City of Muncie, Delaware County, Indiana, as the time and place when and where said petition will be presehted to and heard bj^ the said Board of Commissioners of the County of Delaware in the State of Indiana, and as the time at which proof of posting; and publication of the notice of the pendency of said petition will be made and heard by the said Board of Commissioners. Dated February 8, 3922. JAMES P. DRAGOO, Auditor, Delaware County, Indiana* WALTER GRAY, F. A. SHAW. Attys. for Petitioners. Feb. 10 and 17.
ROAD PETITION
Notice Of The Filing Of A Petition For The Improvement Of A Highway in Harrison Township, Delaware i County, Indiana. Notice is hereby given that William C. Thomas and others, have duly filed their petition in the Auditor’s Office of Delaware County, Indiana, which petition 'is now pending praying for the improvement of a public highway in Harrison Township, Delaware county, Indiana, to-v/it: Commencing at the Northeast Corner of the West half of the Northwest Quarter of Section 18, Township 21 North of Range 9 East, and running thence West and following the highway already established about onehalf (Vs) mile to and intersecting with the Stephen O. Thomas Road which is an improved free gravel road. That the Auditor of said Delaware County, State of Indiana, fixes Tuesday. March 7, 1922, at the hour of IQ o’clock A. M., the same being the sfecond day of the regular Mafch Term, 19^2, of the Board of Commissioners of said county at the office of said Board of Commissioners ip the Court House in the Fity of Muncie, Delaware County, Indiana, as the time and place when ahd where said petitiop will be presented to and heard by the said Board of Commissioners of the County of Delaware in the State of Indiana, and as the time at which proof of posting and publication of the notice of the pendency of said petition will he made and heard by the said Board of Commissioners. Dated February 8, 192^'. JAMES P. DRAGOO, Auditor, Delaware County, Indiana, WALTER GRAY, h. A. SHAW, Attys. for Petitioners. Feb, 10 and 17. Orchid Hunting Profitable. Orchid hunting is u business that engages the effort* of many courageoua adventurers, who explore the wildest and mosi remote parts of the world IP the hope of finding rare, or new varieties Success tn this kind of enter* prise may r>ruij< large reward, inasmuch, hs h -ingle plant may have a market vahu of thousands of dollars. Chronic Insomnia. “A woman,” observed Mr. Henrv Peck, “Is never so sleepy at night as when she hears Friend Husband fumbling at the front door keyhole, and never so wide awake as when he is trying to tiptoe dp the stairs.—Amer* lean Legion Weekly. { t Oils, Grease, Paint, Roofing * •4*
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