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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1930.

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TRUSTEE'S ANNUAL REPORT Tli© township trustee’s annual report of the Advisory board of Hamilton township, Delaware county, Indiana, showing receipts, disbursements and balances of all township revenue for the year ending December 81, 1929. TOWNSHIP FUND Co. Auditor, June tax <lis_$ 910.58 Rosetta Green, refund 5.75 Co. Aud., Dec. tax dis 725.22

Lon A. Silver, part pay’t 20.00

Total 1691.55

Disbursements

Leather Shop, dth notice_$ 1.70 Star Pub. Co., pirnting ___ 82.29 Ind. Bell Tel Co. 2.90 D. A. Lambert, salary, etc 80.00 Gobel Printing Co., supp _ 16.69 Ind. Bell Tel. Co., service- 2.85 George R. Dale, printing __ 82.29 D. A. Lamber, sal, etc 80.00 Ault Ins. Co., bond pprem_ 125.00 D. A. Lambert, sal., etc __ 80.00 Ind. Bell Tel. Co., service. 2.90 A. E. Boyce Co., register _ .35 D. A. Lambert, sal., etc __ 25.00 Harry Brinson, repair ditch 22.50 Same, same — 9-00 Ind. Bell Tel. Co., service. 4.05 Muncie Builders Sup Co._ 1.92 D. A. Lambert, sal., etc __ 80.00 Ind. Bell Tel. Co., service 8.15 S. A. Lambert, sal, etc — 55.00

Total 13059.09 Disbursements Schwartz Paper Co., sup—$ 8.97 Kimbrough Co., glass, etc 11.58 J. I. Holcomb Mfg., pur fght 17.75 Standard Oil Co., oil 5.32 H. J. Wickersham, rep mas 8.85 Hutzel & Co., batteries __ 8.40 Kiger & Co., dictionary 20.92 Ind. Gen. Serv. Co., service 45.67 Standard Oil Co., oil 5.32 Ind. Bell Tel. Co., service _ 5.00 Jesse R. Cox, trans 100.00 Robert Lacey, same 100.00 J. E. Wilson, same 40.00

Same, same 50.00 Same, rent, expense ____ 30.00 Joseph G. Leffler, service 30.00 D. A. Lambert, aai, etc __ 50.00 Same, same — 30.00 Ind. Bell Tel. Co., service _ 4.15 Same, same 3.05 George W. Brinson, salary 5.00 Emory Heaton, same 5.00 Arthur Cunningham, same 5.00 Lemuel W. Burt, re ditch _ 6.00 Dennis Clark, same 6.00 Charles Clark, same 6.00 John Clark, same 9.00 D. A. Lambert, sal, rent _ 200.00 George R. Dale, pprinting _ 47.10 Star Pub. Co., same 47.10 D. H. Goble, check book __ 15.73 Chas F. Hiatt, ditch labor- 20.00 Wm. T. Hogue, same 13.05 Wm. Davis, same 9.00 D. A. Lambert, salary —__ 125,00 Chas F. Hiatt, rep ditch - 25.00 Wm. T. Hogue, game ^ 21.38 George W. Brinson, same-*, 7.54) Inman Tile Co., tile 64.00 D. A. Lambert, salary — 25.00 Star Pub. Co., printing — 6.83 Darrel Barnes, ditch rep _ 4.00 D. A. Lambert, salary 50.00

Total -___$1627.48 ROAD FUND Receipts Co. And, Jnne tax distr --$4462.86 Same, ad draw 2000.00 C. C. Shaffer, junk grader 12.56 Byron Moore, tile 2.40 Walter Kemmer, tile .82 Ray Swartz, gravel — 3.54 Co. Aud, Dec. tax tistr 2151.43

Total

$8633.&6

Distribution

I). H. Goble Co., culverts-_$ 104.66

9.00

32.25 33.63 75.75 25.25

.70

18.00 75.00

Orville H. Brown, same — Lemuel Burt, gravel

Dorsey Rector, labor

Geo. S. Roach, same Will Fullhart, same Floyd Groscost, hauling --

Lemuel W. Burt, same

Leroy Storms, gravel John Powell, hailing _

Frank Miller, same

Wm. T. Hogue, shoveling - Roscoe Cox, hauling Henry Gumpp, hoveling _

Wm. Stanley, same

Frank Miller, hauling Clarence Glaze, same

Wm. Benbow, shoveling

Arthur B. Carell, hauling * Isaac Stephenson, same Roscoe Cox, same — Orville II. Brown, same __ Joseph Connell, same

J. F. Fadley, same

Forest Groscost, same —- Willard Glass, same

Emory Heaton, same Chas Smith, same

John Powell, same Walter Hedgeland, same _

Otis Miller, same *

Dan Pittenger, same Harley Poling, same Omar Smder, same D. R. Sprong, same David Swartz, same ' Robert Turner Howard Wilson, same Wm. T. Hogue, shoveling _ Raymond Studebaker, sam Walter Studebaker, same _ Fred Doughty, same Ray Swartz, same Loren Gu.mpp. same

Wm. Hammond, same

Ed Hammond, hauling George Morrow, same

John Clark* ditch labor

I snniel W. Burt,,hauling _ John W. Marshall hauling Clyde Ball, gravel Orville H. Brown, grading Lemuel W. Burt, gravel __

Dan Pittcnger, hauling

Magic City Sup, coat, ctc_

J. I). Adams Co., blades

Magic City Sup, gravel __ Del Co. Ed Dept, roller __ Orville H. Brown, grading Del Co. Rd Dept, gravel __ John W. Marshall, rd work

Ernest Freeman, gras rds Geo. W. Meek, labor Inman Tile Co., tile Geo W. Meek, labor Lemuel W. Burt, same Farmers Co-Operative, tile Clarence Glaze, labor GeOrge Turner, gravel

Clyde Bell, labor 10.25

-- ~ 4.50

25.20 229.81 12.08 18.00 18.00 825.75

397.20

36.00 30.00 27.00 48.75 51.00 51.00 49.25 67.50

9.00

130.50 93.00

4.50

54.00 76.50 72.00 22.50 31.50 81.38 31.50 36.70 60.00 64.50 55.50 58.50 22.50 46.20 47.25 31.50 49.50 24.60

9.01

12.U 18.00

6.00

12.00 21.00 60.75 72.75..

3.00

407.20 , 360.07 378.00 «0X)0 41.50 19.00 76.58

6.00

90.0!) 64.0C 52.50 1775.55

9.00

D. Fred Burt, same Mack Mansfield, same Glen D. Snider, same Lon A. Siler, same John W. Pittenger, same __ Jacob H. Sharp, same Luther M. Chitty, same George R. Cummings, sam Ernest Snider, janitor Ernest Snider, paint, etc _ Sam Colvin, gas, oil Harold Chisman, janitor Johnson Hdw Co., sup Kimbrough Co., repairs __ Baker Bros, repairs U. S. Chemical Co., towels Hobart Lasey, trans Jesse R. Cox, same J. E. Wilson, same D. Fred Burt, same Mack Mansfield, asme Glen D. Snider, same

Lon A. Siler, same

Jacob S. Sharp, same John W. Pittenger, same _ Luther M. Chitty, same George R. Cummiugs, same Ind. Gen. Service Co., serv Harold Chisman, janitor Ind. Bell Tel Co., service _ Ernest Snider, janitor Grouleff-Mauck Lbr Co., ma Ind. Schl. Sup. Co., papepr Smith Corona Co., ribbonsGlan Bell, tuning pianos Peter Austin, pulley _____ C. A. Gregory, book,etc __ C. M. Kimbrough, repairs _ Coulter Busier Co., same Ind. Schl. Sup. Co., desks _ A. E. Boyce Co., ring biud_ Harry L. Gr&ddick, books _ Arinin Arnuntrout, survey Jesse R. Cox, traus Hobart Lacy, same

J. E. Wilson, same

D. Fred Burt, same Mack Mansfield, same Glen D. Snider, same Lon A. Siler, same John W. Pittenger, same __ Luther M. Chitty, same Jacob Sharp, same —_ ; __ Jacob R. Cummins, same _ Geo. R. Cummings, di-ge, _ D. Fred Burtt, wood Ind. Gen. Serv. Co., same __ Ind. Gen. Serv Co., same Schwartz Paper Co., paper Baker Brothers, repairs __ Ernest Snider, janitor J. F. Fried ley, coal Li. __ Grouleif-Mauc'k Co,, sup !™ Samuel Colvin, gas, oil, rep Johnson Hdw Co., tools ___

Robert Dean, janitor

W. M. Welch Mfg. diplomas

Clifford Q. French, sup

Jesse R. Cox, trans Hobart Lacy, same J. E. Wilson, same

D. Fred Burt, same

Glenn D. Snider, same . Mack Mansfield, same Lon A. Siler, same John W. Pitenger, same __ Luther M. Chitty, same ___ Jacob H. Sharp, same . George R. Cummings, same Clifford C. French institute Eva S. Covalt, same Harry B. Long, same Garr S. Bowman, same/ __ John D. McKinney, same.__ Mary uo Pittinger, same __ Gladys Diekason, same __

Ondah - Sprong, same

James Williamson, same Varda Whitehead, same - Walmeta Bust, same Isabelle Colvin, same Silvia Gilbert, same Ind. Bell Tel Co., service _ Ind. Gen. Serv. Co., ser. _ C. M. Kimbrough, repairs _

100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 120.00 115.00 185.00 13$. 00

5.25

34.52 30.00 11.20 54.74 152.65 24.24 105-.00 105.00 42.00 105.00 105.00 105.00 105.00 126.00 105.00 120.75

Standard Oil Co., oil Myrtle D. Colie, enumerat A. E. Boyce Co., binGer __ Chas A. Penzel, supplies Ernest Snider, janitor W. H. Stout, com speakerD. H. Gobel Co., supplies Ind. Gen. Serv. Co., ser. _ C. M. Kihbrough Co., lovk_ Samuel Colvin, oil, rep Capital Book Store, books Hillyard cnemical Co., mat Ind. Gen. Serv Co., serv Crane Co., tools Chas A. Penzel, supplies _ P. K. Morrison, insurance Ind. Gen. Serv. Co., sere. _ J. A. Butts & Sono, repairs Ernest Snider, janitor James Harless, unload coal Marshall Hughes Co. books Johnson Pub Co., supplies Ind. Gen. Serv. Co. serv Geo. R. Cummings, sup. Ernest Snider, janitor — Allied Equip Co„ bus body Buddie Bettereourt, paint A. R. Gibbs, labor, materil Mrs. Arlice Dean, janitorSylvia Gilbert, same _

'1.43fj- F. Friedley, same ____ 20.00 ov^ibuinc ou., gau&e 2.12 rialry itnoues, rauur 17.80-XiUUClit UciCJ', ClCtiXO 120.00 it. Vjua, baxub 50.00 jj. r reu nuri., saaie 10.17^. E. Wiiaeii, auwe 10.35 Mack Mansiieia, bame 2-59 ulen D. binder, same 14.85 Eon A. Siler, same 158.84 John W. Pittenger, same __ 73.75 Luther M. Chitty, same __ Jacob M. Sharp, same E rnes t Freeman, same __

qn *

George R. Cummings, same in It; Harold Chisman, janitor _ 2^? Ruth Bell, trans —1 Mack Mansfield, sup. etc__ 60 00 Johnson Pub Co., booklets 50 25 Coulter Boiler Co., reprs _ 2 2 ’r, 3 J. A. Butts & Son, labor _ 10 35 Chas A. Penzel, supplies _ T . 50 00 H- S. Chemical Co., same

124.99 Eenmy Pump. Co., pump .

425.00 C. M. Kimbrough, sup, rep 7 0Q l Johnson Hdw Co. repair,82.00 Kig er & Co., supplies 22.00 Baker Bros., motor, etc 15.00 Geo. W. Hoover, ins.

16.00 NJl.OTC

ioo.uu

■uKJ.KIKJ. 'JV.'J'J kfUJJV du.uv yu.uu 90.ou 9o.uu 90.00

103.50 108.00 ‘112.50 171.00

Walmeta Burt, same

Isabelle Colvin, same Ondah Sprong, same James Williams, same John D. McKinney, same .. Clifford C. French, supt __ Eva S. Covalt, teaching __

Harry B. Long, same

Garr S. Bowman, same __ John D. McKinney, same _ Mary Jo Pittenger, same __ Gladys Diekason, same Ondah Sprong, same

Harry L. Gradick, same

12.00! James Williamson, same 8.20 Uarda Whitehead, same __ 7.20 Walmeta Burt, same -_1_ 29.41'Sylvia Gilbert, same „

135.00 159.00

6.7550.00

Delinquent dog owners, tax

24.00 J Poor Fund Balance Jan. 1, 1929 _

Total $ 444.00 , Receipts during year

Disbursements

Richard Ross, sheep killed

100.00 j Ella Arnie, chickens killed

283.50 J Clark Snider, ram killed

201 60 I Arlie G. McRae, sheep kill 189 or < Charles, Cox, same

Beatrice Hall, chickens kd 7q"rjo Alvie E. Beach, same

175 35 Sylbert J. Parker, same __

Lon A. Siler, trans 100.00 Geo. A. Kennedy, D. S., sap

Jesse R. x, same D. Fred Burt, same Mack ^ansfield, same — J. E. Wilson, same Glen D. Snider, same — John Vv. Pittenger, same Luther M. Chitty, same Jacob H. Sharp, same George R. Cummings, paint Ernest Freeman, same Geo. R. Cummings, paint _ Harold Chisman, labor

100.00 Samuel Colvin, gas, oil, etc 100.00 Ind. Schl. Sup. Co., eqpt l_ Itj.OO Chas Clark, laboro 40.00 Ernest Snider, janitor __-i 100.00 Geo. R. Cunningham, labor

194.25 (Alied rruck Eqp Co., seats

Ind. Bell Tel Co., service __ Kirkpatrick Agency, ins W. H. Johnson Co., repairs Ind. Gen. Serv. Go., seiwice Enterprise Press Co., sup _ Ernest Snider, janitor Ernest Snider, freight __ U. S. Chemical Co., sup __ G. A. Gregory, tests A. E. Boyce Co., baskets --

60.90

4.00 5.05

120.00

6.00 5.50 5.00

17.00

8.25

27.27

100.00 115.00 120.00 25.00 125.00 ■25.u0 36.80

9.00 12.39

241.z5

95.00 12.80

Hobart Lacy, trans Ind., Gen. Service Co., serv

415.70 20.67 . 17.24 10.50 184.00 56.88 203.99 22.91 373.55 113.75 27.20 61.38 448.08

3.00

120.40 45.60 229. S4 49.30

Total

-$18580.56

TUITION FUND Receipts

Isabelle Colvin, same James Williamson, same _ O. H. Griest, retirement iu. Sylvia Gilbert, teaching __ Isabelle Colvin, same Ruth Bell, same Wahneta Burt, same Evrie F. Richardson, same Robert G. Hobbs, same Crystal Branimef, same __ Ondah Sprong, same Mary Jo Pitteng’er, same _ John D. McRehney, same _ Garr S. Bowman, same __ Harry B. Long, same Eva S. Covalt, same Clifford C. French, supt __ Clifford C. French, supt __ Eva S. Covalt, teaching __ Harry B. Long, same , Garr S. Bowman, same __ John D. McKinuey^same _ Mary Jo Pittenger, same

168.00 78.75 33.20 85.00 141.75 141.75 141.75 157.50

6.75

113.72 70.00 75.00 50.00 70.00 5-0.00

Frank' G. Kuhner, sheep kd 11.00

76.00 Total bal and receipts 194.63 6.60 Disburs during year 194.63 12.00" 50.00 Final balance none

38.00 Bond Fund

12.00 Balance Jan. 1, 1929 $2636.55' 42.84 Receipts during year 66.08

18.90

Total bal and receipts 2702.63

Total ,_:__$ 267.'84

Receipts

POOR FUND

Co. Auditor, poor fund -__$ 186.38 Receipts during year _ Same, same 7.50

Total bal and receipts Disbursements during

'Disbursements during year 2556.25 Final balance $ 146.38

Total of All Funds

Balances Jan. 1, 1929 __36429.23

-.39940.18

Total

Disbursements

Magic City Coal Co., coal_$ Mrs. Rosetta Green, grac_ Dr. S. G. Jump, medical aid Moffitt-Piepho, burial pr__ Dr. T. J. Manfrdeld, med aid g2 gQ Quick Ratliff, groceries

_ 193.88

Co. Auditor, revenue, ini _$ 736.70 Crystal Bramer, same

Farmers St Bk., Jan int Same, Feb Int Same, Mar. int . Co. Auditor, dog fd disc’-

ll 52 1 Farmers St Bk., April int_

3,75 :J. I. Holcomb Co., supplies

Huntington Labrator sup. Cent. Scientific Co., sup _ Standard Oil Co., kerosene F. E. Oompton Co., encyclop Rami Colvin, oil, gab reprs Ind. G©n. Service Co., serv. Ind. Bell Tel Co., service _ Jesse R. Cox., trans l Hobart Lacy, trans J. E. Wilson, trans E. Fred Burt, same Glen D. Snider, same Mack Mansfield, same __ Lon A. Siler, same Jacob H. Sharp, same Geo. R. Cummings, same __ John W. Pittenger, same _ Ernest Freeman, same Luther M. Chitty, same __ Ernest Snider, ajnitor Bureau Co-Op: Res., exams Rolla S. Cummins, ins Grouleff-Mauck Co., mat __

W. H. Baltard & Ron, sup .

Smith Electric Co., reprs Zaner Bloser Co., sup

2.00 jW. A. McNaughton, cords22.00 A. E. Boyce Co., paper etc

J. A. Butts & Son, repairs Virginia Coal Co., coal J. F. Friedley, same Magic City Sup. Co., same Jesse R. Cox, trans

104.60 111.87

2.40 6.69 7.50

100.00 100.00 40.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 lOO.Uv/100.00 115.50 120.00 185.00

2.50

10.00 47.09 47.09 12.50 12.80 120.00 175.90

5.25

50.00

3.75

120.vO

7.08

137.45' 21.22

1.80

37.45 55.54 22.38

4.29

55.00 22.41 26.96 12.80 90.00 90.00 36.00 90.00 90.00 90.00 90.00

108.00

Same, May nitrest

Co. Auditor, June taxes

Farmers St Bk, June int _ Geo. L. Hawkins, 1927 trans

Same, 1928 transfers

Co. Auditor, revune, int __ Farmers St. Bk., July int-.

Same, Aug. interest

Same, Sept, interest Muncie H. S. Stu, tuition _ Farmers St Bk., Oct Int _

Same, Nov. intrest

61.7.2 Ondah Sprong, same

50.72 W. Carl Rarick, same 48.73 Harry L. Gradick, same —_

38.02 Robt. G. Hobbs, same

39.33 I Erdie F. Richardson, same ■ »9.S9 j Wahneta Burt, same

_ 5877.89 Ruth Bell, same

75.00 70.00 87.50 87.50 90.00 90.00 100.00 145.00 145.00 100.00 ■90.00 90.00 87.50 87.50 75.00 70.00 60.00 30.00 62.50

Magic City Supply Co., coal

63.38 55.75 38.00 18.50 6.50 5.00 7.50

Total BOND FUND Receipts Co. Auditor, June taxes Same, Dec. taxes

194.63

-.-$

62.57 3.41

Total — $ 66.08 Farmers St Bk., coupon __$ 56.25 Same, redemption bond _ 2500.00

31.35 ! Isabelle Colvin, same 767.8S ! Sylvia Gilbert, seme 1735-.92 ! Clifford C. French, supt - 734.15 j Eva S. Covalt, teaching _ 65.44 Harry B. Long, same 66 42 i Garr S. Bowman, same - 60,19 John D. McKinney, same 7.25 - Mary Jo Pittenger, same 50.85 i Crystal Brammer, same _

Total $255-6.25 Register of township indebted-

ness —none.

List of outstanding warrantchecks at close of year ending December 31. 1929;

Date of issue.

Month Day Year Number Amount

50614 $ 29.41 511 184.00 513 20.3.99

i December 23, 1929

^•"°t December 23, 1929 7r nn I December 23, 1929 7a™ ' December 23, 1929 <>Qn n* i December 23, 1929 «nnnnI December 24, 1929

i December 27, 1929

Jar' n December 28, l!i29 175 On! December 28, 1929

175- 00

41 59 j Ondah Sprong, same

Co. Auditor, Dec. tax draw 5355.38 | W. Carl Rarick, same Harry Davis, tuition 7.25 Harry L. Gradick, same — Muncice H. S. Studts, same 7.25 i Robert S. Hobbs, same __ Farmers St. Bk., Dec. int i 41.29 Wenela Burt, same _

— Ruth Bell, same L_

Total j.^5358.02 Edrie F. Richardson, same

December 30, 1929 December 30, 1929 December 31, 1929 December 31, 1929 December 31, 1929

515 517 521 522 523 5-24 526 527 530 531 533

373.55 252.96 52.50 42.84 448.08 18.90

3.00

120.40 1775.55

9.00

49.30

Disbursements

James Williamson, teach_$ Clifford C. French, supt __

176.00 Eva S. Covalt, teaching i.

90.00 I Harry Long, same.

312.50 J Garr S. Bowman, same 103.50 John D. McKinley, same 120 00 ; Mai 'y J° x ---enger, same _

’ * i Gladys Diekason, same . '’’ Ondah Sprong, same

113. (5 . Harry L. Gradick, same 7r

3:33.47 James Williamson, same

Isabelle Colvin, same Sylvia Gilbert, same Clifford C. French, supt Clifford C. French, same . Eva S. Coviilt, teahing Harry B. Long, same Garr S, Bowman, same __ John D- McKinney, same __ Mary Jo Pittenger, same _

7r, n()* Isabelle Colvin, same •pi o ) Waneta Burt, same

ic-OO Sriria Gilbert, .same

50.00 270.00 192.00 180.00 180.00 170.00 167.00 160.00

150.00

14".00 60.00 30.00

125 00 140 00 100.09 100.00 150.00 140.00 150.00 290.00 200.00 187.50 176.46

163.66 Balance Jan. 1, 1929 $1039.55 163.i)8 Receipts during year ____ 1691.55 128.05 ! -— 128.08 Total bal and receipts 273.1.10

Total _ —J $3563.48 Statement showing amount of all moneys paid to the various funds of Hamilton township, Delaware county, disbursements therefrom and balances remaining therein for the year ending December 31,

1929:

Township Fund

Final balances $27949.12 Total balance as shown by this report $27949.12 Warrant Checks outstanding Dec. 31, 1929 (itemized page 56 of this report — _—$ 3563.48 Total, balances and outstanding warrants Dec. 31, 1929 — 31512.60 Cash in depository Dec. 31, 1929 $31512.60 I, David A. Lamtert, the trustee of Hamilton township, Delaware county, Indiana, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that the preceding report of receipts, disbursements, balances and service account is true and correct, as I verily believe; and I further declare that the sums with which I am charged in this report are all of the sums received by me, and that the various items of expenditures credited have been fully paid in the sums stated, and without express of Implied agreement that any portion thereof shall he 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. DAVID A. LAMBERT, Trustee of Hamilton township. Subscribed and sworn (or affirmed) to before me, the chairman of the advisory hoard of this township, this 7th day of January, 1930. GEORGE W. BRINSON, Chairman of advisory hoard of Hamilton township. This report was received,- accepted and approved by the advisory board of this township at its .annual meeting, this the 7th day of

January, 1930.

George W. Brinson*

Emery Heaton,

Arthur Cunningham, Advisory-board Hamilton township. • V—O T-— NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF

one heavy automobile and equip.75 ment for use of the Police Depart-

193.88 ment.

Taxpayers appearing shall have the right to he heard thereon after the special appropriations have been decided upon by the council, ten or more taxpayers feeling themselves aggrieved by such appropriations may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners for further and final action thereon by filing a petition therefore with the County Auditor not later than ten (10) days from the date of the final action of said council and the State Board of Tax Commissioners will fix a date of hearing in this

city. '

COMMON COUNCIL OF CITY OF MUNCIE, INDIANA. Linton Ridgeway, City Clerk. Jan. 31-Feb. 7. l.S. INCOME TAX PAYMENTS MAKE ANOTHER RECORD First New Months of 1930 Fiscal Year Show Increase of $171,531,330.00.

__ 76,369.41 yr 48420.29

**> mr«a •wMttn.ok. sa,m *-

Crystal Brammer. same

' 41.57

100.00 100.00 40.00

100.00 100.00

100.00

100.00 100.00 115.50

120.00 185.00 108.00 76.80 72.00 72.00 68.00 66.80 64.00 30.00 5-4.00

Hobare Lacy,

J. E. Wilson, same D. Fred Burt, same Glen D. Snider, same — Mack Mansfield, same Lon A. Siler, same John W. Pittenger, same _ Luther M. Chitty, same Jacob H. Sharp, same Ernest Freeman, same _- Gfeo. R. Cummings, same _ Ind. Bell Tel. Co., service Ind. Gen. Service Co., sam Ruth Bell, trails Clifford C. French, sup __

54.00 1 Ernest Snider, janitor, etc

54.00 iORn Bell, timing, rep

60.00 Magic City Sup. Co., coal 54.00 Standard Oil Co., kerosene 3.951 James Fctrow, windows -- 55.75 U. S. Chemical Co., cabn’t 17.25 Zimmerman Coal Co., v coal

5.25 Wahneta Burt, same __A 5.57 Isabelle Colvin, same ----- 1.20 Sylvia Gilbert, same 7.70 James Williamson, same __ 5.44! Harry B. Long, same 28.51! Clifford C. French, supt __ 11.25 Eva S. Covalt, teaching __ 53.61 Harry B. Long, same - — — 100.00 Garr S. Bowman, same-

same 100.00 j John D. McKinney, same _

135.00 150.00

135.09

50.00 90.00

| Ruth Bell, same ; Edrie F. Richardson, same Robt (1. Hobbs, same . W. Carl Rarick, same

40.00 Mary Jo Pittenger, same 100.00 Gladys Diekason, same 100 00 Isabelle Colovin, same 100 00 Wahneta Burt, same 100 Oo Uarda Whitehead, same , .. I0O00 Sylvia Gilbert, same

James Willaiins, same —; Ondah Sprong, same

Harry L. Gradick, same ___

Janies Williamson, same

Clifford C. French, supt __ Eva S. Covalt, teaching — Harry B. Long, same _ T -_

Garr S. Bowman, same __ John D. McKinney, same

Mary Jo Pittenger, same _ Gladys Diekason, same —

Ondah Sprong, same Harry L. Gradick, same

92.00'James Williamson, same _ 2.23 Uarda Whitehead, same 153.53 Sylvia Gilbert, same

117.00 .120.00 125.00 190.00

4.95

40.95 21.80

2.60

123.18 13.50 23.40

5.9$

O o.> - -0 Harry L. Gradick, same

?ni fin Dlara G. Fuller, same 99 00 Clifford C. French, supt __ Eva Covalt, same

167 I? , Harry B. Long, same

Garr S. Bowman, same John D,. McKinney, same _ Mary Jo Pittenger, same __

^20 §2 I sa k e R e Colvin, same

'’0 04 Wahneta'Burt, same Sylvia Gilbert, asme Ondah Sprong, same Crystal Brammer,-same __ ‘ Ruth Bell, same Edrie F. Richardson, same Robt ; ,G. Hobbs, same W. Carl Rarick, same J__ Han^ L. Gradick, same __ Clara G. Fuller, same

163.42 156.37 146.15

30.00 50.00 270.00 192.00 180.00 1 (S 0 0 ^

170 00 ' Teachers Retire fund

167.00

128.03 128.37 130.56 88.08 88.37 113.65 60.00 30.00 75.00 140.00 200.00 187.50 176.46 163.66 163.07 138.65 128.07 128.07 128.37 139.56 88.07 88.37 113.65 60.00 30.00 25.00 25-2.96

160:00 75.00 30.(h 85.00 issue 135.00

Total

_$18173.35

DOG FUND Receipts

Gumpp, dog tax 2 $ 411.00 Hol’way, Bet’, Rich., dg tax 9.00

Dish.br during year

~ jFrtfai "bala nc<—. Road Fund Balance Jan. 1, 1929 Receipts during year

1677.48

.$10-58.6-2

HEARING

TIONS.

ON APPROPRiA-

Total bal and receipts __ 10721.28 Disbursements during year 6970.68

Final balance $ 3750.60

Special School Fund

Balance Jan. 1, 1929 ____$1425'0.09 Receipts during year 13055.09

In the matter of the passage of

*>087 7? ' certa i n ordinances by he Common 86 !3-66 Council of the City of Muncie, Del- — 1 ' aware County, Indiana, providing

for the special appropriation of

funds:

Notice is hereby given the Taxpayers of the City of Muncie, Delaware County, Indiana, that a public hearing will be held by the Common Council of the City of Muncie

Total bal. and reseipts 27305.18 Disbr during year 18,580.56

Final balance $ 8724.62 Tuition Funds Balance Jan. 1, 1929 $16403.07 Receipts during year 15856.02

Total bal and receipts __ 32259.09 Disbar during year A 18173.35

Final balance

Dog Fund

Balance Jan. 1, 1929 $ 11.50 Receipts during year 444.00

Washington, Feb. . —Income taxes which increased amazingly in the 1929 fiscal year continued their upward trend in the first six months of the 1930 fiscal year, which closed Dec. 31, pouring a total of $1,184,- 1 602",927 into the treasury. This was an increase of $171,531,330 over the same period of the previous year. Individual tax payments for the first six months of current fiscal year totaled $559,539,113, an increase of $142,591,151; while corporation payments aggregated $625, 063,813, an increase of more than $28,000,000 over the same period of the 1929 fiscal year. $2,500,000,000 Collected Figures made public yesterday by the internal revenue bureau showed also that the total income tax for the 1929 calendar year was $2,502,805,758. Miscellaneous taxes for .the same period amounted to $625,513,602. In the calendar year 1929 individuals contributed $1,238,132,324 and corporations paid $1,264,673,434 into the. treasury, the total being an increase of $333,388,528 over the previous year. New York -state, as in the past, rolled up th/' Greatest amount of taxes in the 1929 calendar year. That state paid $374,886,443 in cor- ’ poration taxes, an increase of approximately $51,303,000 over the previous year, ft77,535,824 in individual income ta ;es, an increase of $147,195,000, and a total of $852,422,267, or .$198,993,642 increase. The state-nIso returned $106,829 ( 5htk-i-in miscellaneous taxes, an increase Of $1,160,000 over 1928.

Wheat Advisory Committee Named

ment of the Police Department, payable at the rate of twenty-five <25) dollars per month; one hundred (100) dollars to the Board of

$14085.74 j Public Safety of said city for the

purchase of supplies of forms and printed matter for use in operation of finger print department of the Police Department off said city;

Total bal and receipts ___- 455.50 fourteen hundred (1,400) dollars Disbursements during year 267.34 out. of the general funds of said city

to the Board of Public Safety with which to assist in the purchase of

in the Council Chamber in the Citv Washington, Feb. 5- (UP) A Hall, Muncie Indiana, on the 17th Advisory Commodity cornday of February, 1930, at 7:30 selected by grain o’clock p. m. on ordinances making t ; e a . 1V W' . 111 . a " C01 t ai ]: ce Y. 1 ^ 1 special and additional appropria- fS a? tions of three hundred (300) dol-|“ ” tn , 1 eUeral taim l:)oaicl ai1 '

lars to the Board of Public Safety 1 ’ ~,t .,

of said city for payment of salary iff tU ® ,™f™ttee, to of clerk/Of the Finger Print Depart- v V, „ e go ’, <e ' ai ® Y’

^ 1 Kellogg, Farmer’s National Grain

Corporation, Chicago; Bert Lang, St. Louis; ;F- J-. Wilmer, president North Pacific Grain Growers, Inc.,

Final balance

$ 188.16

Total --.-$6970.68 SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND Receipts Grump Gros Tele, refund _$ 1.75 Co. Aud, June tax distr __ 6250.2. Geo L. Hawkins, tsrrs 1927 400.00 Same, tsfrs 1928 680.00 Mun. H. Shis, trans • 16.00 Virginia Coal Co., refund _ 1.01 Lon A. Siler, bal on truck 20.00 Fred Fisher, dis cab 10.00 H. S. students, Mun trans _ 16.00 Anna L. Keesling, trans __ 4.00 Clifftou C. French, shelf .. 2.00 Co. Aud, Dec tax distr 5558.07 David Kain, trans '4.00 H. S. students, Muncie trail 3.00 ; Mack Mansfield, old truck 50.00

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Tax Rate for Delaware Goiuily, Year 1929, Payable 1930

U- T-4:

Offh^of the Treasurer of Dp la warp County. ladUnn, Munclp. Indiana. January 25. 1030 Mttrtice is-given th*t the tax duplicutas of DPlawar* County for the year 1920 are now in my hand*, end thet I am ready to receive the taxes charged there on and now due. ships and corporations, on each $100.00 taxable property: also the amount of tax on each poll. All male citizens betv een the ages of 21 and 50 inclusive are subject to poll tax.

The following table shows the rate of taxation in the different town-

Salem

Mt. Pleasant

Washing-; ton

Centre Hamilton Union

Perry

Liberty Delaware

Niles

even dban

awn of I Town of | Toivn Eaton I Gaston | Seln

ewn >rkto

City of Muncie

*«9 — {?

1 On |

1 On I

i On I

1 On I

1 On 1

1 On I

l On |

'i On |

1 On |

( On | j On |

1 On |

15=

|$100 |

Poll | $100 | Poll i $100 | Poll | $100 | Poll | $100 |

Poll,|$100 I Poll I $100

Poll I $100

Poll 1 $100 |

Poll | $100 1

Poll | 3100 | Poll I $100 | Poll | $100 I Poll | $100 | Poll | $100 | Poll | $100 | Poll | $100 |

Poll | $100 1 Poll J £

1 | State Tax

l.OOi. 1625| 1.00|. 1625|

1.00|.1G25| 1.00*. 1G25| 1 00I.1G25I

1.00|.1625| i:00|.1625|

1.00|.162tff 1.00|.5.625|

1.00|. 1025 |

1.001.14125|

1.00|.1625| l.«0|.X625| 1.00|.1625| 1.00|.1625| 1.00|.1625| 1.00| 1

2 | Benevolent

1 1^1 1

1 1

1 • 1

1 \

1 f\

1 1

I i

( 1

(III

1 1

i i

I 2

3 (Dunes Park Tax

(.■'i02 1

(.002 |

' | .002 |

(.002 |

'(.002 |

| .002 (

(.002 |

(.002 (

(.002 |.

(.002 | (.002 |

(.002 |

1 3

4 | State School

• • •• | .1T7 |

.50|.07 |

,50|.07 |

.50|.07 i

.50(07 |

' ,5fij.07 |

’50| .07 |

.50i 07 "I

. 50j .07 |

.501.07 |

.591.07 |

.50,(.07 |

.501.07 |

■ 50|.07 |

,50|.07 | .50|.07 |

. 50| .07 (

,50| .07 |

,50| 4

5 | Educational Improvement Fund

1-02 (

(.02 |

1.02 (

(.02 |

I -02 |

1.02 |

I-02 |

1.02 |

(.02 I

(•02 I

(.02 (

1.02 |

1-82 |

(.02 | (.02 |

(.02 |

1.02 |

1 5

6 | Library Building Fund

(.005 |

(.005 [

(.005 (

,1.005 |

l'.t)05 |

j.OO'S |

(.005 (

|.005 |

1.005 |

(.005 |

(.005 ( (.005 |

(.005 j

(.005 |

1 6

7 (Stote Soldiers’ Memorial

W& |

(.006 |

].006 |

(.006 |

,'('.003 |

(.003 |

(.005 |

(.006 |

(.003 |

(.006 |

(.006 | (.006 |

(.006 |

1-006 |

1 7

8 | State Forestry Tax

(.002 |

I .'002 |

I.C02 |

| .002 |

|.002 1

(.002 |

(.002 | (.002 |

(.002 |

1 8

9 | &tate Teachers’ Pension Fund

1-02 1

(,02 |

(.02 |

l-O^ !

.1-02 |

(.02 |

,:.o2 i

(.02 |

|.02 (

(.02 |

|.02 |

1-02 |

(.02 |

(.02 | (.02 |

(.02 |

1 9

10 | Indiana Board of Agriculture

|.0025J

(.00251

|.0025|

(,0025|

|.0025|

| 0025|

(.0025!

|. 00251*

1.0025|

|.0025|

^ |.00251

|.0025|

|.0025| |.0025|

|.0025|

(10

llj County Tax

. 50| .27 (

\50|. 27 |

.50| .27 (

. 50[ .27 |

.501.27 ,|

.50|.27 |

. 50| .27 |

.501.27 |

. 50( .27 |

. 50| .27 |

.501.27 |

.50| .27 |

.501.27 ( .50| .27 |

• 50|. 27 |

,50| .27 |

.50(11

12 (County Bonds

1-05 1

(.05 j

(.05 |

1-05 |

!,05 |

(05 |

|.G5 |

(.05 |

1-05 |

(.05 |

(.05 ' | (.05 |

(.05 (

(.05 |

(12

13 ! Repair, Free Gravel Roads

Ml 1

Mi 1

Ml 1

- I.H 1

(.11 |

(•11 1

Ml 1

Ml 1 Ml 1

Ml I

(Gl 1

(13

H | Road Bonds and Interest

(.21 |

(.28 |

(.17 1

1.12 |

|.06 |

1 !

-1.53 (

(.10 |

(.12 |

(.17 |

(.62 |

i.n i

1-53 |

|,17 | 1.12 |

1-21 I

(.06 |

(14

hi Poor

(.02 |

1 1

(.02 |

(.01 |

(.04 |

l.oi 1

1-03 ,(

1 1

1-02 |

(.02 |

(.01 |

(.02 |

(.03 |

(.02 ( (.02 |

(.02 |

(.04 |

(15

i« 1 Tuition.

|.28 (

.25!.67 |

.25|.64 |

.241.54 (

.241.64 |

(.45 |

.24'.31 1

.25;.75 |

.25;.43 1

.251.50 (

.241.45 |

(.70 |

.25!.75 j

.25|. 75 (

.26|.S4 | .251.50 |

.241.67 |

.25| -52 |

.24(16

17| Special Sqhoel-

• ••.«• e fc e.e • • o.o • » j • 44 |

1.00;.75 |

1.00j.46 |

1.001.58 1

1.001.53 |

(.53 (

1.00!.33 1

.75' 75 (

1.001.46 |

. 75| .55 |

1.00!.65 |

1.00| .48 1

.75(.75 |

1.00j.75 |

1.O0|.58 ( 1.00| .55 |

1.00|.75 |

1.00(,42 1

.24(17

.25|.08 1

.25! .06 (

|.09 j

(.06 (

(.01 I

.(.05 |

i .08 1

,25j.08 |

(.06 |

(.12 1

.50| .07 |

M2 1

.50,.08 |

.26;'.09 j j~06 f

|.C8 |

.25' .01 |

(18

ishCorporation #

....I 1

1 1

_ 1 1

1 1

1 I

1 1

J -54 |

.25(.47 1

, (.87 ( .50|.15 |

(.38 |

|.6775|

.50(19

*>i'Road cash'::::.. 1 .

1.20 1

(.05 !

1-01 I

1 i

(.05 |

(.04 |

(.05 |

M3 |

1 1

].02 |

M0 1

(.25 |

(.16 |

1 t

i i i i

(.18 1

1 1

(20

21 |Voc. School Fund, Township and Corporation

..1 1

1 1

1 .1

1 1

1 J

(.10 |

1 1

1 1 1 1

1 1

(.03 |

(21

32 ( Add. Special School Bonds, etc

(.26 (

(.30 |

1-26 |

(.24 |

(.20 |

1 1

(.30 |

|.275.|

(.24 (

(.275 |

1 1

'.22 |

(.30 (

(.26 | .(.24 |

(.26 |

1-20 |

(22

33 (Bond Fund Albany,"Yorktown.and Muncie...

1 1

1 i

1 1

( . 1

1 1

1 I

! 1

1 1

(.21 |

I I

(III

1.25 |

(.10 |

(23

24 | Library -

1 1

(.02 |

1.02 |

l.oi |

(.01 |

1-0.4 |

(.01

1-01

(.005 |

(.01 j

(.005 |

1 1

(.03 (

(.01 I

(.01 1 - l-oi 1

|02 |

(.05 (

(24

25 ( Aviation Department

1 1

1 • 1

1 1

I 1

1 1

1 t

1 1

(ill

1 1

|.0178|

(25

28 | Sinking Fund Muncie and Albany

1 !

1 1

! 1

I 1

(111

1 !

1 1

(26

27 (Water ....• .L'. . 23 ( Park ' ' ' " 1

1 1

I 1

1 1

1-35 |

(III

1 1

(27

28 (Light - 1

1 1

1 I 1 I

1 1

1 1 1 I

1 1 1

1 1

1 1 1 t

1 1 1 1

1 1 i i

(.04 | 1 1

1 1 I-21 I

1 I I 1 (III

1 1 1

1.07 | 1 1

(29

301 Firemen Pension Muncie

1 1

1 !

1 1

1 i

1 1

1 .1

lilt

1 I

(.01 |

(30

311 Policemen Pension Muncie (.

1 1

1 i

i i

I 1

1 1

1 11 1

1 1

1.01 1

131

32)City Plan Commission L...i.

1 1

! I

!• 1

1 1

1 ’1

i i

! 1

1 1

1 < 1 1

I I

(.005 |

(32

33 | state Highway v Commission ..

1 1

I 1

’■ i 1

J I

’ ! 1

1 1

1 I

i i

1 1

1 l.'v 1 1

I I

1 1

(33

34 ( First Installment J 35 | Second Installment

| .88 |

1.7511.39 | 1.7511.39 |

1.75|1.20 | 1.62.1.20 ( 1.62,1^2 | 1.7511.19 | 1.82;1.19 | 1.6211.21 |

1.00,1.06 | l.OOil.06 i

1.62! 74 | 1.62 .74 I

1.50|1.65 | 1.50 1.65 I

1.75(1.06 | 1 75(1.06 |

1.50(1.12 | 1.50(1 12'|

1.62|1.26 | 1.62(1.25 |

1.75(1.43 | 1.75(1.42 |

1.50|1.92 | 2.00(2.10 | 1.50(1.91 .1 2.00(2.10 1

1.7611.63 | 1.87(1.19 | 1.75(1.63 1 1.87(1.18 |

1.62(1.77 | 1.75(1.47 | 1.49(34 1.62(1.77 | 1.75|1.47 | 1.49(35

36 | Total Year 1930 jL

3.5012.78 | 3.50(2.39 (

3.24(2.39 |

3.2412.43 1 2.00j2.12 |

3.24;i 48 | 3.0013.30 | 3.50(2.12 | 3.00|2.24 |

3.24|2.51 |

3.5012.85 |

3.00(3.83 |

4.00(4.20 |

3.50(3.26 | 3.74(2.37 |

3.24(3.54 | 3.50(2.94 | 2.98(36

Salem

Mt. Pleasant

Harrison

Washington

Monroe j

Centre Hamilton Union

Perry

Liberty Delaware Niles

Town of Albany

Town of Eaton

Town ofGaston

Town of Selma

I Town of I Yorktown

City of Muncie

All taxes for the year 1929 are! due on the first day of January, 1930. Each taxpayer may pay in full any tune b January 1, and the FIRST MONDAIY IN MAY, 1930, inclusive, or, if the taxpayer prefers, he may pay one-half the tax *** rirst Monday in May, and the remainder on or before the First Monday in November. 1930. taxes arc paid before,'1 hr (first. Monday in May. the entire year s tax becomes delinquent aud a ten per cent peu-^•Iqrt-together-.with all costs andicharges are immediately added. —- — . _

time between

on or

ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE FACT THAT IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENTS ARE NOT NOW PAID AT THE OFFICE OF THE TREASURER, BUT MUST BE PAID TO THE CITY CONTROLLER. JOSEPH T. MEREDITH, Treasurer of Delaware County ,, and City of Muncie. , Muncie, Indiana, January 25, 1930.

Rosalia. Wash.; John Manly, president Oklahoma Wheat Growers Association, Enid, Okla.; William H. Settle, president Central States Soft Wheat Growers Association, Indianapolis, Ind.; J. A. Schnitzler, Froid, Mont., and E. H. Hidgson,

Little River, Kans. -lO

Old Geography Praises Indiana

Mpnticello, Ind., Feb. j.— (UP) — A geography, printed in 1804, has been found in the library of Mrs. and Mr. Gene Reth by their daughter, Mrs. Genevieve Shaw. The book praises Indiana for its resources and location, saying in part: “No part of the Federal territory unites so many advantages in point of health, fertility, variety of production and foreign intercourse.” Praising Indiana further, the book also contained the following paragraph: “Both the high and low lands produce vast quantities of natural grapes, from which the settlers universally make a sufficiency Cor their own consumption of rich red wine, it is asserted that age makes this wine preferable to most of the European wines.” o Heavy Loads Will Be Closely Checked

ludignapoiis, Feb. ■ —(UP)— Field representatives of the state highway department today were notified to observe closely the loads carried by trucks and busses during this season, in a move to prevent damage to Indiana roads during thaws. During the spring of the year, when roads are thawing and becoming soft, heavy loads may cause thousands of dohars damage which often necessitates closing of the thoroughfare while repairs are being made, the notice said. It is the duty of the field workers to prevent trucks and busses carrying excess loads from using these roads. All roads will be posted as soon as they are too soft for other than normal or light traffic, officials of the department said.