Muncie Post-Democrat, Muncie, Delaware County, 6 February 1931 — Page 4
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6 ,1951,
Business and Professional DIRECTORY
* V cnoTv-rar atdcc I HCfTEL
GLENN’S Sheet Metal Shop
See os for Skyilghl.s, Metal Ceilings, Slate, Tile and Metal Roofing. Blowpipe and Job Work. Gutter and Leader Pipe. Rear 213 E, Main St. Phone 310
Tod Whipple
Lawyer 308 Western Reserve Bldg. Phone 1625 Muncie, Indiana
| pointed. Nov therefore, you the said defendant John M. Berry, and j absentee as aforesaid, are hereby | | notified that said complaint ana
Ralph E. Pettiford
General Upholstering Rug Cleaning
Furniture Repairing and Finishing.
1309 E. Willard St. Phone 5282
The Original C. A. Powers, Mgr,
Dollar Cleaners
Rear 114 East Adams Street
Phone 968
FRED JONES Wrecking Yards
See us for good closed bodies, tires, tubes, batteries, used cars and used parts for all makes of cars.
1902 E. Jackson St. Phone 979
WHEN YOU PAY FOR WORK
GET GOOD WORK
Ask Scheidegger
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
1428 S. Liberty— Phone 5238
Muncie Plumbing & Supply Co.
ELECTRIC WATER PUMPS 1509 S. Walnut Phone 4220W
W-H.Dorton&Son
Plumbing and Heating Water Softeners >00 Wheeling Ace—Phone 4816W Estimates Free
Plumbing, Heating and Gas Fitting.
CLARK BROS. Phone 247 317 E. Main
SEE ' B. F. Stong & Son For Bargains in Furniture, Rugs, Stoves and tools of all kinds. 1410 S. Walnut Street. Phone 1764-R.
the matters therein alleged vixl come up for hearing and determination in said court at the courtj house in the city of Muncie, county and state aforesaid, on Saturday the 14 day of March, 1931, os as ! soon thereafter as such hearing
can be had.
WITNESS the clerk and seal of said court at Muncie, Indiana, this 14 day of January, 1931. PERRY W. MANSFIELD, Clerk Delaware Circuit Court.
(SEAL)
Joe H. Davis, j Attorney for Plaintiff. LEGAL NOTICE
State of Indiana, Delaware County, Hugh Berry
No. 8144
vs
John M. Berry In the Delaware Circuit Court, January Term, 1931. To John M. Berry, Greeting: You are hereby notified that the above named plaintiff has this day filed in the office of the Clerk of the Delaware Circuit Court his certain complaint or petition alleging therein among other things, that you, the said defendant John M. Berry, on the 1 day of April, 1922, being then a resident of the city of Muncie, County of Delaware, state of Indiana, and the same being your residence and usual place of residence went to parts unknown and have continuously since said date remained absent and unheard from, leaving property in said county; without having made any provision for its control or management; that by reason,thereof said property is suffering waste for want of proper care, and praying that your estate may be adjudged by said court subject to administration and an administrator thereof duly ap-
NOTICE OF PETITION FOR VACATION OF PART OF PLAT AND FOR DIS ANNEXATION OF REAL ESTATE FROM THE CITY OF MUNCIE, INDIANA: TO THE CITY OF MUNCIE AND THE CITIZENS THEREOF: i NOTICE is hereby given that Charles M. Austin and Herbert G. Austin and Hazel F. Austin filed their verified petition with the Common Council of the City of Muncie, Indiana, on the 1st day of • December, 1930, praying said Common Council to vacate and annul part of that platted addition called the “B. F. Howell’s Addition” to the city of Muncie, including the alley and streets in . said addition, described as follows, to-wit: Lots numbered from 1 to 15 inclusive, in the B. F. Howell’s Addition to the city of Muncie, Indiana, and the streets and alleys adjacent to said lots therein; And that said Common Council disannex from said City of Muncie, Indiana, the above described said parts of said B. F. Howell’s Addition, and the following described real estate in said County and City,
to-wit:
Beginning at the northwest corner of the east half of the northwest quarter, of Section 11, Township 20, North, Range 10 East; thence east to the section line 100.51 polies; thence south 60.16 poles; thence west 100.49 poles; thence north 60.07 poles to the place of beginning except the
strip of land in the B, ~ Howell Addition above set out, said tract without said exception, is estimated to have 31 acres, more or less, all of which is prayed for, set out and described in said petition. An that said Common Council on the 5th day of January, 1931, in session duly assembled, referred said petition to the City Plan Commission, which commission on January 15, 1931, approved said petition. '' ' ; Now, therefore, the Common Council gives notice, to the citizens of Muncie, Indiana, Delaware County, that the Common Council on February 2, 1931, at 7:30 o’clock P. M., will conduct a public hearing on said petition on the matters herein contained, at. which time objections, if any, will be heard. \ Common Council of City of Muncie, Indiana. (Seal) Attest: Linton Ridgeway, Clerk of the Council.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Judge of the Circuit Court of Delaware County, State of Indiana, Administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Ella R. Thomas late of said County, deceased. 1 Said estate is supposed to he solvent. C. A. TAUGHINBAUGH, Date January 28, 1931. (Attest PERRY W. MANSFIELD Clerk Delaware Circuit Court, p. A. Taughinbaugh, Attorney. ■ o——>
NOTICE OF SALE OF DRAINAGE BONDS
TRUSTEE’S ANNUAL REPORT.
Township Trustee’s annual report to the Advisory Board of Perry Township, Delaware County, Indiana, showing receipts,
na,
disbursements and balances of all Town-
>aiat
ship revenues, for the year ending December 31, 1930. Township Fund. —Receipts— Persons, sale road tools $ 110.00 Co. Auditor, July tax draw 831.95 Co. Auditor, Dec. taxes ISO.06
Total $ 1,731.01
—Disbursements—
Lena Dale, advertising $
Earl Klger, supplies
Muncie Press, advertising Enos Oxley, labor
Nation-Robinson, printing . W. M. Welch Co., diplomas
Zelk Turnbolt, labor Bertha Driver, com. address I. V. Thornburg, salary Inman Tile Co., tile Carrie Jordan, cemeteries James Huffman, labor Muncie Star, advertising Rosy Hunt, labor I. V. Thornburg, salary Rosy Hunt, l^ibor I. V. Thornburg, salary Muncie Press, advertising Warner & Warner, attorneys ... Court Supply Co., tile Post Democrat, advertising Wm. R. Kerr, advertising
I. V. Thornburg, labor Brice Keesling, adv. board
■ iv.
Inman Tile Co., tile
57.18
3.60
57.18 15.20
4.50
27.98
5.00
25.00 400.00 35.00 20.00
5.00
36.27 17.75 300.00 24.00 230.00
7.54
100.00
5.00 5.62
35.80
5.50
15.00 21.25
Total $ 1,460.27 Road Fund. —Receipts— Co. Auditor, July tax $ 77.81
Total $ 77.81 —Disbursements— Paul Thornburg, labor $ 71.00 Trans, to special school fund .... 432.30
Total $ Special School Fund. —Receipts— Persons, for coal $ Standard Oil, refund Bell Telephone Co,, refund Co. Auditor, July tax Transferred from road fund Co. Auditor, Dec. tax E. H. Keesling, athletic fund Standard Oil Co., refund
503.30
41.62 31.71 23.50 7.999.15 432.30 7.310.97 300.00 6.5;
TAUGHINBAUGH CO. Funeral Directors Our Phone never sleeps 4014 DAY or NIGHT Lady Attendant Howard at Proud St.
Total
—Disburse ments—
Riley Felton, transportation .
$16,145 80
Riley Felton, transportation Gola Hewitt, transportation Herb Jordan, transportation Ray Hawk, transportation . Harvey Wyne, transportation
Raymond Oren, transportation
Milt Robertson, janitor
......V JU.ll.U
Muncie Typewriter Co., repairs Merchants Bank, bond, int Merchants Trust Co., bond
Merchants Trust Co
H. R, Theis,
. paper
Riley Felton, transportation
tlon ...
M. G. Hewitt, transportat
C. H. Jordan, transportation. .... Ray Hawk, transportation Haney Wynn, transportation Raymond Oren, transportation .. Milt Robertson, Janitor Underwood Co., typewriters Zimmerman Coal Co., coal McNaughton Co., supplies H. R. Johnson, equipment Standard Oil Co., gas, oil Riley Felton, transportation Gola Hewitt, transportation C. H. Jordan, transportation ... Ray Hawk, transportation Harvey Wine, transportation Raymond Oren, transportation . Milt Robertson, Janitor Gordon Falker, wiring L. E. Doughty, insurance Riley Felton, transportation .... Gola Hewitt, transportation .... C. H. Jordan, transportation ....
Harvey Wine, transportation
Raymond Oren. transportation
Ray Hawk, transportatlo Milt Robertson. Janitor
Riley Felton, trans. dupe. 64
Lena Jackson, washing Johnson Hardware, supplies
Ora Huffman, wood .... D. E. Hausknecht, books
H. L. Newlin, insurance
lies
Earl Kiger, supplies
P. V. Helm, supplies Stafford Murray, coal Richard Williams, haul coal Standard Oil Co., oil, gas Orville Cross, haul coal Randolph Co. Lbr. Co., lumber .. Hunnington Laboratories, supplies Zimmerman Coal Co., coal Gordon Faulker, labor John Marshall, window scraper ., W. H. Souers, repairs
Harve Patty, painting
npn Keesling,
Farmers Mutual In
Standard Oil Co., floor oil Ralph Keesling, lab
Blaine Patty, labor
‘ tlr
la
ual Ins.,
Ind. Mutual Ins., insurance
Milt Robertson, labor
Johnson Hdw. Co., paint Randolph Co. Lbr. Co., lumber Standard Oil Co., oil. gas Johnson Pub. Co., supplies Sanitary Supply Co., supplies .. Nation-Robinson, printing
* vu *J*****1»,S
Muncie Lumber Co., repairs ....
W. E. Knox, labor
Clair Luka, labor
C. H. Jordan, tdansportation Ray Hawk, transportation Harvey Wine, transportation ....
Orville Cross, transportation Milt Robertson, janitor ... Eldon Gibson, equipment I. V. Thornburg, supplies Riley Felton, transportation .... M. Q. Hewitt, transportation .... C. H. Jordan, transportation .... Ray Hawk, transportation Harvey Wine, transportation ....
144.00 144.00 80.00 80.00 80.00 80.00 93.75 14.50 150.00 2.544.16 2.544.17 8.75 140.00 140.00 80.00 80.00 80.00 80.00 75.00 210.00 157.25 21.09 280.00 86.12 140.00 140.00 80.00 80.00 80.00 80 00 75.00 9.50 155.00 140.00 140.00 80.00 80.00 80.00 80.00 75 00 140.00 10.90 14.47 20.00 9.28 20.80 21.94 8.64 11.63 27.00 86.12 23.00 72.46 9.23 269.25 7.50 2.60 50.00 64.00 62.80 10.00 14.00 121.01 23.60 64.30 209.25 431.41 26.52 15.32 28.90 9.10 13.51 45.65 39 00 28.83 140.00 140.00 80.00 80.00 80.00 80.00 75.00 103.38 32.08 128.00 126.00 72.00 72.00 _ 72.00
Orville Cross, transportation .... 72.00 Milt Robertson, janitor 75.00 Gordon Faulker, repairs 20.10 Elmer Millep, insurance 500.00 By-Lo Hdw. Co., supplies ....... 20.09 Gordon Farquar, wiring 128.35 Riley Felton, transportation 140.00 G. M. Hewitt, transportation .... 140.00 C. H. Jordan, transportation .... 80.00 Ray Hawk, transportation 80.00 Harvey Wine, transportation ... 80.00 Orville Cross, transportation .... 80.00 Milt Robertson, Janitor 75.00 Harriet Gault, supplies 7.37 Robert Sheller, labor 6.00 Riley Felton, transportation .... 140.00 M. G. Hewitt, transportation .... 140.00 C. H. Jordan, transportation ... 80.00 Ray Hawk, transportation 72.00 Harvey Wine, transportation .... 80.00 Orville Cross, transportation .... 80.00 Milt Robertson, Janitor 75.00 I. V. Thornburg, lab., repairs ... 20.95 Gordan Farquhar, lab., equip. .. 224.94 Kiger Co., supplies 64.41 Knaull Boiler Co., grate 44.75 Safe Play Co,, swings 34.00 Remington Co., sups., typewriters 129.76 Clifford Felton, telephone 7.58 Standard Oil Co., oil, gas 29.25 Phillip Staub, plumbing 67.25 C. A. Penzel, supplies 42.15 Johnson Hardware, supplies .... 34.35 Walter Johnson, wood 15.00 General Elec. Co., ranges 216.30 General ‘Elec. Co., lights 14.05 Standard Oil Co., oil 9.70 P. V. Helm, supplies 7.99 Universal Sales Co., supplies .... 43.02 H. R. Theis, paper 8.75 Ralph Hiatt, supplies 13.72 Randolph Co. Lbr. Co., lumber .. 47.13 Lota Hawk, laundry 3.75 Harriet Gault, supplies 9.14 Paul Thornburg, haul coal 53.00 E. K. Keesling, supplies 29.71 By-Lo Hardware Co., supplies .. 25.35 Zimmerman Coal Co., coal 289.00 Total $15,708.68 Taition Fund. —Receipts— Lincoln Trust Company, int. ...$ 12.87 Merchants Bank, interest 19.00 Merchants Bank, interest 10.80 Co. Auditor, surplus dog fund ... 20.11 Merchants Bank, interest 9.10 Prairie Twp., transfers 52.50 Co. Auditor, com. sch.; cong. int. 418.09 Lincoln Trust Co., interest 17.51 Lincoln Trust Co., interest 12.60 Co. Auditor, advance tax l.oon.no Merchants Bank, interest ..... 8.11 Merchants Bank, Interest 5.65 Merchants Bank, interest 5.14 Co. Auditor, July tax 4,000.85 Co. Auditor, com. sch. cong. int. 374.63 Stoney Creek Twp., transfers .. 1,840.00 Merchants Bank, interest 28.05 Merchants Bank, Interest 29.95 Prairie Twp., transfers 108.00 Merchants Bank, interest 28.92 Merchants Bank, interest 24.01 Merchants Bank. Interest 18.70 Co. Auditor, Dec. tax 4,768.42 Merchants Bank, Dec. interest ... 22.95 Total ..i. ..$12,835.06 —Disbursements— E. K. Keesling, teaching $ 230.00 Robert Lamb, teaching 150.00 John Walker, teaching 150.00 Virginia Fidler, teaching 150.00 Thelma Miller, teaching 150.00 Harriett Gault, teaching 150.00 Deloris Swartz, teaching 100.00 Edith Odle, teaching 112.00 Lulu Mohr, teaching 110.00 Carl Rarick, teaching 57.00 H. L. Gradick, teaching 30.00 E. K. Keesling, teaching 230.00 Robert Lamb, teaching 128.00 John Walker, teaching 118.67 Virginia Fidler, teaching 115.11 Thelma Miller, teaching 116.00 Harriett Gault, teaching 116.00 Deloris Swartz, teaching 66.00 Edith Odle, teaching 78.88 Lulu Mohr, teaching 74.23 Carl Rarick. teaching 60.0(1 H. L. Gradick. teaching 30.00 Teachers Retirement Fund 271.11 E. K. Keesling. teaching 230.00 John Walker, teaching 150.00 Robert Lamb, teaching 162.00 Edith Odle, teaching 112.00 Lulu Mohr, teaching 110.00 Virginia Fidler, teaching 150.00 Harriett Gault, teaching 150.00 Deloris Swartz, teaching . 100.00 Thelma Miller, teaching 150.00 H. L. Gradick, teaching 30.00 Carl Rarick, teaching 51.00 H. L. Gradick. teach., dup. No. 62 30.00 Carl Rarick. teach., dup. No. 63 51.00 Virginia Fidler, dup. No. 58 .... 150.00 E. K. Keesling, teaching 230.00 Robert Lamb, teaching 166.00 John Walker, teaching 150.00 Virginia Fidler, teaching ISO.’OO Thelma Miller, teaching ....... 150.00 Harriett Gault, teaching ».. 150.00 Deloris Swartz, teaching 100.00 Edith Odle, teaching 116.00 Lulu Mohr, teaching 118.00 Carl Rarick, teaching 60.00 H. L. Gradick, teaching 34.00 E. K. Keesling, teaching 230.00 Robert Lamb, teaching 162.50 John Walker, teaching 150.00 Thelma Miller, teaching 150.00 Virginia Fidler, teaching 150.00 Harriet Gault, teaching 150.00 Edith Odle, teaching 112.50 Lulu Mohr, teaching 112.50 Deloris Swartz, teaching 104.00 H. L. Gradick, teaching 30.00 E. K. Keesling, teaching 230.00 Robert Lamb, teaching 162.50 John Walker, teaching 150.00 Virginia Fidler, teaching 150.00 Thelma Miller, teaching 150.00 Harriet Gault, teaching 150.00 Deloris Swartz, teaching 105.00 Lulu Mohr, teaching 112.50 Edith Odle, teaching 112.50 H. L. Gradick, teaching 30,00 E. K. Keesling, teaching 230.00 Robert Lamb, teaching ......... 162.50 John Walker, teaching 150.00 Virginia Fidler, teaching ....... 150.00 Thelma Miller, teaching ........ 150.00 Harriet Gault, teaching 150.00 Deloris Swartz, teaching 208.00
Lulu Mohr, teaching , Edith Odle. teaching 11L50|
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Treasurer and Auditor 'of Delaware County, Indiana, that pursuant to the drainage laws of the State of 'Indiana, the said Treasurer of Delaware County, Indiana, will at the hour of 10:00 a. in. on the 7th day of February, (1931, at the office of the Treasurer >f, Delaware County, Indiana, in he Court House in the City of tVIuncie, said County and State propeed to sell to the highest and best 3 )idder for cash at not less than the i,’ace value certain drainage bonds •for the face or par value of $3,>721.53 bearing interes from and rafter the 5th day of November, ^1930, at 6 peri cent per annum, payable semiannually on the 15th day of May and November of each year thereafter and until all of said dxmds are fully paid, said bonds .will be ten (10) in number -dated November 5, 1930, each being for jthe sum of $372.15, the first bonds will be due and payable on the 15th day of November 1931 and bonds will become due each year thereafter until all have been fully paid. All of said bonds are payable at the office of the Treasurer of
h“ l“ Gradick7Teaching' ”1^ ^oioo 1 Delaware County, Indiana. e. k. Keesling, teaching 22 I Said bonds have been issued in
Robert Lambr teaching^ }®2.50 _ , . John Walker, teaching 150.00 compliance with the laws of the
?heTmL a Miner]’ tetcMng® .l”:::: HoTo State of Indiana and pursuant to
Harriet Gault, teaching 150.00 Deloris Swartz, teaching 105.00 Lulu Mohr, teaching 112.50 Edith Odle. teaching 112.50 H. L. Gradick. teaching 30.00
Total $11,022.00 Dog Fund. X. V. Thornburg, dog tax % ,2 -2? Co. Auditor, dog fund 131.30 Standard Oil, dog fund 315.00
Total % 458.50
—Disbursements—
S. 'T. S. Helm, sheep
Ralph Waldo, sheep
13.00
5.00
Ernest Davis, sheep 60.00] nnU all bids Raymond Carmichael, hog 20.00 an “
Raymonc
M7 E. Hughes, hog
Edna Tompson, sheep .... Wm. Rozell, sheep Geo. Conwell, sheep V. M. Jordan, sheep .... G. E. Kriebble, chickens . E. K. Keesling, chickens .. Gola Clevenger, chickens .
7.00
45.00
8.00
15.00 16.00
7.65 6.00
14.00
Total Library Ful —ReceiptsCo. Auditor, July tax .. Co. Auditor. Dec. tax ...
.$ 216.65
58.00 49.45
Total $ —Disbursements— C. A. Penzel, books $ R. T. HeKner, books Ethel Davis, magazines Ella Wathers, books W. F. Quarrin Co., books F. E. Compton Co., books Gregory Co., books C. A. Penzel, books
108.05
116.43 49.90 9.4 18
25.16 13.50 75.00 55.00 12.00 77.00
an order of the Board of Commissioners of Delaware County, Indiana, authorizing the issue and sale of said bonds for the purpose of providing funds for the construction and costs and expenses incident thereto of the drainage proceedings known as the construction of the drain petitioned for by Charles C. Hensley, et al Cause No
5916.
Right is reserved to /eject any
Dated this 16th day of January,
1931.
W. MAX SHAFER. Auditor Delaware County, Indiana. JOSEPH Li. MEREDITH Treasurer Delaware County, Indi-
ana.
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CLERK-TREASURER REPORT
Total $ 423.99 Statement showing amount of all moneys to the various funds of Perry Town-
paid
be various funds of Ferry
ship, of Delaware County, disbuisements
bah
therefrom and balances remaining therein, for the year ending December 31, 1930.
Township Fund.
Township rund.
Balance Jan. 1, 1930 ♦ 184.21 Receipts during year 1,731.01
Total balance and receipts ...$ 1,915.22 Disbursements during year 1,460.27
Final balance Road Fund. Balance Jan. 1, 1930 $ Receipts during year
454.95
425.49 77.81
Total balance and receipts Disbursements during year ..
503.30 503.30
Final ' balance
Special School Fund.
Balance Jan. 1, 1930 $15,831.16
ari:
Receipts during year 16,145.80
Total balance and receipts ....$31,976.96 Disbursements during year 15,708.68
Final balance $16,268.28
Tuition Fund.
>n
Balance Jan. 1. 1930 $ 4,780.39
Balance Receipts
during year 12,835.96
Disbursements during year
. .$17,616.35 .. 11,022.00
Final balance
Balance Jan. 1, 1930
Dor Fund.
...$ 6,594.35
n.
Receipts during year
19.00 458.50
Total balance and receipts ....$ Disbursements during year ......
477.50 216.65
Final balance $ 260.85
Library Fund.
Balance Jan. 1, 1980
Receipts during year
600.85 108.05
Total balance and receipts Disbursements during year ..
....$
708.90 423.99
Final balance $ 384.91 Total of All Funds. Balances Jan. 1, 1930 $21,841.10 Receipts during year 30.924.83
Total balances and receipts .,$52,765.93 Disbursements during year 28,902.59
Final balances $23,863.34 Total balances as shown by this report $23,863.34 Warrant-checks outstanding December 31. 1930 ...$ 375.92
Total balances and outstanding
ants
warrants $24,239.26 Cash in depository, Dec. 31, 1930, $23,863.34 I, Irvin V. Thornburg, the trustee of
Perry Township, Delaware ana, do solemnly swear (
(or
the preceding report of receipts, disburse
lances is true and
.nd wh
in this report are all of the sums received
ments and balances is true an I verily believe; and I furth
as th
at the sums with which
correct, declare
I am charged
by me, and that the various items of expenditures credited have been fully paid in the sums stated, and without express or implied agreement that any portion thereof shall be retained by or repaid to me or any other person. And I further declare, and Swear (or affirm) that I have received no money, nor article of value, in consideration of any contract by me as trustee of this township. IRVIN V. THORNBURG, Trustee of Perry Township. Subscribed and sworn to before me. the Chairman of the Advisory Board of this Township, this sixth day of January, 1931 BRICE P. KEESLING. Chairman of Advisory Board of Perry
Township.
This report was received, accepted, and approved by the Advisory Board of this Township at their annual meeting, this
the sixth day of January, 1981.
OCTAVUS C.
DRAGOO. —— ——
Advisory Board, Perry Township. JSwanger Printing, SUP
Report of the Clerk of City of Yorktown, Indiana, showing receipts and disbursements in and from the various funds and balances, therein for the year ending December 31, 1930. GENERAL FUND Receipts Bal. Jan. 1, 1929 _..$ 425.29 Co. Aud. Dist 1325.14 Co. Aud. Dist 968.55 Borrowed from Yorktown Bank 2000.00 Deposit interest 17.08 Refunds 5.45
100.00 35.71 50.00 14.29 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 13.40 50.69 50.69
2.00
25.00 25.00 25.00 27.15 25.00 25.09
3.65
58.00
Total 4741 51
Disbursements
R. W. Lennington, atty __ Charles Donavan, sal Herschel Watkins, sal ___ Grant Keys, sal Same, same Herschel (Watkins, same Grant Keys, sam'e Herschel Watkins, same Grant Keys, same Grant Keys, same Grant Keys, same A. E. Boyce Co., print Post-Democrat, same ___ Muncie Star, same Mark Broadwater, exp Grant Keys, sal Grant Keys, sal Herschel Watkins, same Yorktown !Lbr. Co., coal __ Grant Keys, sal Grant Keys, sal Yorktown Lbr. Co., coal _ Dr. Wright, Health Officer Central City Chemical Co., sup , Grant Keys, sal Herschel Watkins, sal Grant Keys, sal > | Frank Nelson, sal Clyde Boyle, sal Grant Keys, sal Nation Robinson, print _ Walter Hopherr, conveying pris Edna Faris, services Herschel Watkins, sal Grant Keys, sal i Grant Keys, sal R. W. Lennington, sal ___ Grant Keys, sal W. M. Nelson, gal Clyde Boyle, sal < Wilbur Pennybacher, sal Grant Keys, sal Grant Keys, sal A. E. Boyce, print Byerley’s Drug Store, sup W. F. Nelson, sal xa Clyde Boyle, sal Laura King, sal Chester Miller, sal Grant Keys, sal Grant Keys, sal George Donovan, sal Grant Keys, sal Grant Keys, sal
Grant Keys, sal . Grant Keys, sal _ Grant Keys, sal _
16.96 25.00 25.00 25.00
7.50
25.00 25.00 25.00
1.50
59.00 50.00 25.00 25.00 100.00 25.00
5.00 2.50 2.50
25.00 25.00 22.60
3.00 5.09 2.50 2.50 2.50
25.00 251)0 37.50 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00
A. li. c© Co,, sts.tup —»
Grant Keys, sal . _
25.00
John Vance, sal
37.50
Dan Gox, sal 7
37.50
Grant Keys, sal —
25.00
Grant Keys, sal -
25.00j
George Donovan, sal
37.50
Grant Keys, sal
25.00
Grant Keys, sal
25.00
Grant Keys, sal
25.00
Grant Keys, sal -- -
7.14
C. D. Byerly, notary
.50
Dr. Wright, sal
10.00
Mike Burgess, sal -- —
17.86
Mike Burgess, sal
25.00
Mike Burgess, sal
25 00
Mike Burgess, sal
25.00
Mike Burgess, sal
25.00
Mike Burgess, sal
25.00
Mike Burgess, sal
25.00
Post-Democrat, print
36.03
Muncie, Star print. Yorktown Lbr. Co. sup
36.93
16.10
Frank Nelson, sal
5.00
Chester Miller, sal
2.50
Yortkown Bank loan pymt
1035.80
Mike Burgess, sal _—
25.00
Mike Burgess, sal
25.00
Mike Burgess, sal
25.00
Yortkown Lbr. Co. coal __
7.00
Mike Burgess, sal
25.00
Mike Burgess, sal
25.00
Mike Burgess, sal
25.00
Yorktown Bank post cards
.40
Mike Burgess, sal
25.00
Mike Burgess, sal
25.00
Mike Burgess, sal _—___
25.00
Bell Tel. Co. services
6.15
Mike Burgess, sal --
25.00
Dan Cox, sal
37.50
Joe Vance, sal —
37.50
A. E. Boyce, sup
9.75
Yorktown Lbr. Co. sup __
16.90
Mike Burgess, sal
25.00
Total 1
3611.35
STREET AND ALLEY
Receipts
Bal. on hand, Jan. 1, 1930
286.09
Gas tax __
461.48
Co. Aud. June Dist.
1495.41
Co. Aud. Dec. dist
1209.60
Borrowed from Yorktown
Bank
2090.00
Total
5452.58
Disbursements
Traction Co., power
53.08
Ray Bennett, hauling
3 30
Roy Sutton, same —
7.20
Tract. Light Co., lights —
53.28
F. F. McClaron, seett inter-
section j--
■950.04
Muncie Stone Co., stone _
217.04
Tract. Co., power
53.38
Leroy Sutton, hauling —
_ 32.50
Roy Bennett, same
38.70
Frank Miller .gravel
73.50
SUTTER PRICES HIT LOW RECORD
Frenzied Selling Wave Sends Future Deliv-
eries Tumbling
Tract. Co., lights Leroy Sutton, hauling Leroy Bennett, same 3--Tract. Light Co., lights — Chas* Donovan, repr Joe Skinner, gravel Chas. Donovan, labor Tract. Light Co., lights __ Jean Campbell, labor F. McClaron, labor x Trac. Light Co. lights J. J. Brown, street work _ Thurl Jackson, labor Tract. Light Co., lights __ Joe Bennett, labor Jean Campbell, same Trac. Light Co., lights Chas. Donovan, labor John Sellers, same : Tract. Light Co., lights — Yorktown Bk, pmyt on In John Said, labor Ralph Said, same Yorktown Lbr. Co., sup Leroy Sutton, hauling __ Roy Bennett, same Frank Miller, gravel John Said, labor Tract. Light Co., lights — Frank Miller, gravel Eagle Foundryt Co., sup __ Floyd McKinley, hauling Tract. Light Co., lights Roy Sutton, hauling Roy Bennett, same
53.18 27.60 72.80 53.38 2.00 2.09 1.80 53.68 3.50 61.15 53.08 1000.00 2.25 53.08
.75
1.00 53.08
.50
7.09 53.58 1035.80 17.25 12.90 2.40 40.00 40.00 60.00 9.45 53.23 51.50 12.00 11.59 57.78 10.00 18.20
Chicago, Felt. A frenzied selling wave, during which nearly six million pounds changed hands, sent future deliveries of butter tumbling to the lowest levels ever known at this time of year on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange yesterday. The break drove prices down to 23 1-8 cents a pound, 11-8 cents under Monday’s final figures. Liquidation continued as a feature of the decline, with new selling appearing in the March delivery. Heavy buying set in at the
The weekly storage report showed that 800,000 pounds less butter had been removed from storage houses last, week than in the corresponding period last year. The unprecedented heavy production of butter now, induced by springlike weather, also was a bearish factor. Potato future deliveries also weakened and the March delivery declined to $1.60, but closed at $1.63, off 2 cents from Monday. • o 1
MILK PRICES DROP.
Lafayette, Ind., Feb. 4-—UP— Milk prices dropped two cents a quart here today, the result of strong competition among dealers and sympathy with a general reduction in commodity prices. The new prices were ten cents a. quart and five cents a pint, the latter dropping from six cents. 1—o
Honey bees flying heavily loaded with nectar have been known to become exhausted ajxd to fall into the water and drown.
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Total 4534.99 Total disburs. for yr, 1930 8857.00 Total reepts. for year 1930 11744.58 Bal. of all funds 2887.58 Bal. in general fund 1130.16 Bal. in STFeet & alley fund 917.59 HERSCHEL WATKINS; Clerk-Treasurer, City of Yorktown. <■—■—o
Alleged Slayer Rushed to Prison
Rushville, Ind., Feb. 4.—UP—A man giving his name as Wilbur Brown, Indianapolis, was captured near here today and rushed to the State Reformatory at Pendleton as the suspected slayer of Patrolman William Garrison, 34, Rushville. Lieutenant Al Romine, of the state police, and Rush county authorities hurriedly obtained reformatory commitment from Governor Harry G. Leslie as a move to protect the prisoner from possible violence at the hands of angry citizens. Brown was captured today by Ed Compton, deputy sheriff, about a mile from the scene of the fatal shooting last night while Garrison was investigating a report that a drunken driver was parked on the road just outside the city. When the Patrolman opened the door of the auto, he was shot three times. The killer, allegedly brown, fled into nearby woods. o
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Low Temperatures In New England
Chicago, Feb. 4.—(UP)-^While temperatures in New England dropped far below greezing and heavy rainfall drenched the west coast yesterday, middle-westerners enjoyed the warmest and most pleasant February 3 in history. The mercury here climbed to 54 between noon and 2 *p. m., the highest mark it ever had reached on that date. Similar temperatures prevailed throughout the area. Slightly cooler weather was forecast for today, but indications were the ‘‘heat” wave which made the entire month o*f January one of the warmest on record would continue.
Lightning proves itself useful by producing, as a gift to the earth, about 100,000,000,000 tons of fixed
2.00 nitrogen each year.
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