Muncie Post-Democrat, Muncie, Delaware County, 12 August 1932 — Page 3
FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1932.
STATISTICS AND FACTS ON LOSS OF LIFE, LIMB, IN AUTO ACCIDENTS Travelers Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn.
Passing on curve and hill douDiy a'angerous
DEATHS MOUNT, ACCIDENTS AND INJURIES DON’T
Fatalities 34,400 for Year —Other Victims Number 997,600 ALMOST MILLION PERSONS INJURED
irgp
Accidents Mount to Near 860,000 ,for Entire,
United States
dull WORSE THMtWAR.
50.510 members of tHe AE F Killed in action and Idled of wounds during 1&
months of World War. ..... 182.674 members of the AEF wounded tioVmortallq. in action during 18 months of
World War.
55,650 killed in automobile accidents in the U.5. in 18) months ending Dec.5l. 1951. 1,576.840 injured.not fatallq.in automobile accidents in the U.S. in 18 months ending Dec 51.1951.
if maintained in 1931, would have resulted in 894,400 accidents and in more than a million persons non-faitialiy injured. . More than 36 per cent of the accidents involved the collision of care with pedestrians, while nearly 47 per cent involved collision between automobiles. The collision of cars with pedestrians, however, accounted for 42 per cent of the deaths, and collision between cars practically 25 per cent of the fatalities. 41 iPer Cent Serious Pedestrians injured nun-fatally numbered nearly 30 per cent of the total of injury victims- Occupants of automobleis which were in collision with one another totalled 53 per cent of the njury victims. Of the total of non-fatal injuries suffered by victims during the year, more than 41 per cent were of a serious nature. This is an increase over the 36.5 per cent of serious injuries suffered by injury victims in 1930. On the basis of the state reports, it is estimated that non-fat-al injuries included 8700 cases of fractured skulls apd 73,000 other fractures. Severe general shock, with contusions and lacerations, were suffered by nearly 315,000 persons last year, while the nonfatal injury victims suffering concussion of the brain inulcded more than 6,000. j
;injured non-fatally did not.
Ratio £6 to 1
While last year 25 personal-in-jury accidents occurred for every fatality, the ratio for the previous year was 26 to one. Non-fatal injuries last year were at the rate
country in 1931 caused the deaths 0 £ 29 to one fatality, as against 30 of 84,400 persons and non-fatal in- to one the year before- Such exjuries to nearly a million persons, 'perience indicates that the acDeaths during the year increased cidents on the whole involved more
Automobile accidents in thtis
by around 3.3 per cent, although the registration of motor vehicles dropped by at least 2 per cent. According to the analysis of the country’s motor vehicle accident
serious aspects.
The number of accidents is placed at 860,000, while the year before they were estimated , at around 865,000. The number of
experience for the year, on the 1 persons suffering non-fatal jnjurbasis of state reports, extended lies during the year is placed at
to apply to the entire country through mathematical calculation by statisticians of the Travelers Insurance Company, deaths increased while the number of ac-
997,600, as against around 999,000
the year before.
More Than 36 Per Cent The ratio of accidents to deaths and non-fatal injuries to deaths
cidents and the number of persons which prevailed the year before,
ANNUAL PUBLISHED REPORT OF SECRETARY OF SCHOOL CITY FOR
SCHOOL YEAR 1931-1933.
Resources.
Receipts
special school fund $283,900.31 ruition fund 445,933 82 Bond or sinking fund 160,548.60 Vocational fund 617.17
Tax Time Warrants Total Receipts $31,000.00 $314,900.51
85,000.00
Total resources for fiscal year beginning Aug. 1, 1931, and closing July 31, 1932 $891,000.10 Disbursements.
$116,000.00
530,933.82 160,548.60
617.17
$1,007,000.10
Special school fund . Tuition fund Bond or sinking fund Vocational fund
Disbursements Tax Tit:
i.286.54
.$238,286.54 . 439,395.21 . 133,372.50
574.79
To a I
ime Warrants DUburseinents $31,000.00 *269.286.54 85,000.00 524.395.21
133.372.50
574.79
I’otal disbursements for fiscal year beginning Aug. 1. 1931, and closing July 31. 1932' $011,629.04 SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND
Disbursement*.
A.—Administration—
Board of School T.us. $ 1,175.60 Superintendent’s Of.. 6,146.97 Finance and account. 9.100 60 Buildings, grounds . . 2,861.62
Buildings, gr
Sch. attend., census 628.81 Research office .... 4,602.70 B. —Miscellaneous— Supplies dept $15,000.80 Clerks’ salaries 6.050.00 Other expenses .... 9:3.78 C. —Instruction—’Supervision Principals’ salaries . .f-37,168.0') Supervisors’ salaries 10,564.00
D. —Operation—
High schools $32,623.91 Elementary 44.3' , 9 46 E. - Maintenance School Plant High schools ,^.$ 5,830.76 Elementary 10,369.07 F. —Fixed Charges.. .$16,541.48
Interest on temporary
loans 1,917.33
G. —Co-ordinate and Auxil, Activities ..
$113,000.00 $927,029.04 ILiTlON FUND.
Resources,
Amount on hanu August 1. 1931. .$26,994.0 From County T.easurei:
193,259.88 $331,543.75
Dec. drawal (19311. .$183,297.91 June drawal i1932i.. ion osn er
State Apportionment: December Settlement:
$24,513 30 Com. sch revenue . .$ 17,159 ■'0
I Congressional r te . Si.87
Jnl’-’ Settlement:
17,"14.3:
$22,064.58
Com sch. reveni"
ssional ini
Cong'ess
Mis el’aneous; Dog tax surplus ..$ $17,732.30 Inter., depositories. . j Transfers: ! Local- tuition r !.. .. $ $73,973.37 Foreign, transfers..
.$ 11,1:5.05
54.03 $ 11.179.6 2.734.71 1.028 10 $ 3,810 9(
3 91, "8
1.371.72
Total
I.—Ca ital Outlay-
New acquisitions $19 959.19 Alterations ll.40t-.88
$13,453.81
$ 7,970.78 $ 7.970.78
$10,207.83 Lax Time War a its: S' tern Lev 19. 1931..
March 4. la" 0 .
fU'.el
$ 2,270.1 $145,933.3
S ' ter
$ 21 930.00 28.090.00
March 13. 1932 23.993 00
A nil 15, 1332 13,080.00 $ 8.5.000.0
*12,9: 9 19 11,402.83
Totals $233,286.54 $238,286.54 Additional Disbursements— Tax time warrants. .531,000.03 $21,003.00 Total disbursements from August 1. 1981. to July 31, 1932. .$269,236.54 $209,280 51 SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND.
Resources.
Amount on hand August 1, 1931 537,1 16 73
From County Treasurer:
Dec. drawal (1931). .$117,787 13
nvo„.Qi 197 rtar. M
Total resources for
fi cal year 1 o n Auu-i 1. IP'T. to Duly 31. 19"2 n;shu;se ment,'-;: Teachers’ sp'r-I-c
L ' tipn transfers, in-
clu
Tfnp’: tutio
r time (sco m
$539,033.8
$ ’.07,133.59
•rg P'-li State hers Coi>ge
war a t;; ted ah
37.253 62
ovc) 85,000.03
Total r'ii' uiscr' ei ts
fhcal year
14)51, 1932
for C'eai ver
rg. 1.
31.
from Aug
June drawal (1932). 127,385.27 $243,172,45 1 to July 31. 1 Miscellaneous: I Belrnce on 'mnd
Rentals $ 114.00 Inddustrial arts col... 1,035.70
$524.395.2
July 3L 193? <8.538.6
BOND OR SINKING HIND.
sale
Resou-cf s.
Amount on hand Aug. 1.
Inddustrial arts col. Laboratory breakage.
insurance refund, s^.-, . „ , „ of machinery, etc... 431.63 $ 1,561.33 F’-om County Treasurer
pec. ’ ' * "
Total $283,900.51 June
Other Income:
Tax Time Warrants:
September 25, 1
1921. .$47,526.5
eptember 25. 1931 ..$21.000 00
March 18, 1932 10,000.00 $ 31,000.00
Total resources for
fiscal year beginning Aug. 1, 1931, and closing July 31, 1932
Disbursements: Current expenses . .$187,038.74 Principals’ and supervisors’ salaries .. 51,137.80 Tax time warrants (listed above) .... 31,000.00 Total disbursements for fiscal year beginning Aug. 1 1931, and closing July 31, 1932 .... Balance on hand July 31, 1932 Special
Fund
$314,900.51
Dec. c'rawa) (19311..* fil 807 26 drawal (1932) 51.214.30 $113,022.0
Total re: otiTtm.s from
Aim. 1.
July 31. *932...
rims 931.
Disbursements:
Bond maturities .. .* ST.009.on Interest 41,872.50
$160,313.6
373.5
Total disbursements from Aug. 1. 1931,
to July 31. 19’2 $133 ... ... Balance mi hand Ji'lv 31 193°. .$27,116.1
VOCATIONAL FUND.
Resources:
Amount on hand Aug. 1, 1931 $574 7 From County Treasurer: Dec. drawal (1931) no , levy 42.3
$269,286.34 i Disbursements: Tota' disburse
1931, to J)
Total resources from Aug. 1.
1931. (o July 31. 1932 $617.1’,
es l.v
rseme illy 31
n(s from Aug. 1932
.$574.71 . .$12.3?
Total receipts for fiscal year beginning Aug. 1. 1931. and closing July 31, 1932 $314,900.51 Total disbursements for
ir begir
fiscal
A J
iscal year beginning ug. 1. 1931. and closing uly 31, 1932 ....$269,2
Balance on hand Aug. 1, 1932..
SUMMARY. Tuition Fund
Bending Fund
Vocational
Totals
$330,933.82
$130,048.50
$017.17
$1,007,000.16
$324,395.21
$133,372 50
$574.79
$
927,639.04
$ 6.538.61
$ 27.176.10
$ 42.33
$
79,371.06
Depositories
.$ 45,613.97
DEPOSITORY BALANCES. Special and. Bonding Tuition Fund Fund
Delaware County National Bank $25,739 52 Merchants National Bank 25,127.28 Merchants Trust & Savings Oo 1,385.78 Total $52,152.58
FUNDS.
In Special School Fund , Tuition Fund Bond or Sinking Fund Vocational Fund
13.000 09 14,176.Y0 $27,176.10
Vocational Fund 42.38 $42.38
$45,613.97 6.538.61 27,176.10 42.38
Totals $25,739.52 33,127.28 15,504.26 $79,371.06 $52,152.58
Total i $79,371.06 All vouchers and claims for all payments are in the possession of the auditor and subject to public inspecUmn^^ SCHOOL CITY OF’ MUNCH!. INDIANA. W^’am F. White. President. E^ard Tu^ey, Secretary. Fred W. Muhin. Treasurer.
LAW WOULD BE
(Continued from Page 1) the city, and cripple the efficiency of every governmental unit. The 'schools would have to reduce their number of teachers over pne-half and several county officers would have to close their doors because of a lack of funds with which to operate. The city of Muncie would fall into the same pit as ,the city of Chicago financially because it does not have any other source of revenue with .which to meet the costs of government except taxation. , If the City of Muncie pwned and operated her public utilities the profits from such municipal plants could pay the operating costs of government and taxation would not be necessary but unfortunately Muncie is not situated in that respect. The local daily newspapers have renounced the public ownership of light and water plants ip Mtincie and yet a little research will jprove to them that all municipal utiities are roakan aviation field by the city, and ing profits. The same newspapers woud build a three millian foliar sewer in Muncie, spend thousands of dollars for the advancement of
demand the very best of serivees from the city and yet cry out reduce the costs of government, especially in the civil, city, because It is managed by a Democratic admiBietratiou. , One local daly newspaper column praises the action of the Board of Reviews in lowering the valuations of real estate in this city and county and the next day will plead that all personal property, bonds, etc., be placed on the tax duplicate in order that all taxation might not be burdened on the real estate. The fact that valuations are decreased the rate of taxation are necessarily increased and a high tax rate tends to drive away .personal properities that can be hidden from the tax assessor and as a result the greater portion of taxes are placed onto real estate- It is true that more of taxes should be borne by personal property but that can only be properly realized by increasing the valuation of personal properties rather than by decreasing the valuations of real estate. If pgvernment is to .properly function in the City of Muncie or any other city of ,the State of Indiana, the special pession of the Legislature should either disband and go home or attempt to insert some common sense or even ‘horse sense’ into their enacting laws.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES Dated the City of Muncie. ladloae. this 1st dey of August, 1832. , T .. In the matter of determining the tax rates for certain purposes by the City ef Muncie, Indiana.
said muniei of August, Mayor’s Office. Mayor’s Salary $3,000.00 Communication and transportation 175.00 Office supplies 125.00
officer* of 15th day
Total, mayor’s office $3,300.00 Controller’s Office. Controller’s salary $2,500.00 Salary of Deputy 1 > 000 -92 Clerks and assistants 3,500.00 Communication and transportation 100.00 Office supplies -jfO.OO Insurance and bond premiums ... 415.00 Office equipment 50.00 Printing and advertising 125.00
spairs 1,000.00 General supplies 150.00 cording transcripts, deeds, etc. 50.00 Materials, parts of equioment .. 350.00 tersections, street and alley. Premium on bond* and insurance 235.00
* Other equipment 100.00 Basement supplies 150.00
Total, controller’s office $8,190.00 City Clerk’s Office. Salary clerk and deputy $3,000.00 Postage 30.00 Office supplies 200.00 Premium on official bond 20 Telephone 9 600
Total, city clerk’s office $3,346.00 City Treasurer’s Office. Salary of treasurer $3,000.00 Office supplies 150.00 Premium on official bond 2i'l.o0 Total, city treasurer’s office $3,371.50 city” Judge 1 *!— : Bailiff salary 1.200.00 Services as special judge 3W oo Upkeep, of; court bailiff car 100.00 Bond tiremium 22.50 Telephone and telegraph 15 9’S? Auto license plates 5.25 Office supplies I? 00
Total, city judge’s office $3,952.75 Common Council. Salaries of councilmen $ 2,600.00 Printing and advertising 1,500.00 Waiver public improvements 500.00 Current Obligations. g ^ 4,800.00
Primary election ?’?99'99 Fall election
Total, common council ...$13,200.00
Department of Law.
Salary city attorney $3,000.00
Communication and
transportation jjo.ou
Briefs, transcripts and
depositions 1,550.00
Special legal assistance and
witnesses 2 99 99
Office supplies
Bond premium 12.
Recording fees
15.00
Total, department of law .... $5,3j7.o0
Auditor’s Office.
Auditor’s salary .., $500.00
Sinking Fund Commission.
Commissioner’s calary $100.00 Premium on official bond 25.00 Total, sinking fund c.ommission.. .$125.00
Department of Public Works.
Salary, members of the board ..$4,500.00 Salary, clerk of the board 1.200.00 Salary, street commissioner 2.600.00 Salary, janitors 2,500.00
Other compensations:
Pay roll, sewer and lateral cleanjjlg 3,000.00 Pay roil, street and alley cleaning 7,000.00 Pay roil, garbage 9'°99'99 Pay roll, cans and ashes 7,000.00 iV roll, city barns • L 00 9'99 y roll, street and alley repairs 4,500.00 eight, express and drayage 100.00
150.00 100.00
47,000.00
250.00
1,750.00
Re
InteTS.ect.^.,.. etc 5,000.00
Coal ahd ice 200.00 Gasoline and oil 4,000.00
e and motor supplies 3,000,00
Garag' Office
d mi
ujiice supplies 150.00 Janitor supplies, light bulbs, ato.. 300.00
Street name signs
Sewer materials 1,000.00 Street and alley materials 1,500.00
Premium on Insurance and bonds, etc 2,200.00
Auto license 250.00
Gasoline tax fund:
All monies received from the Treasurer of the State of Indiana through Special Gasoline Tax, as now provided by Acts of
1929, and all monies received from Special Gasoline Tax as Special Street Fund, and any remainder of Special Street Fund unexpended for the year of 1832 shall be made and is available for the use of the Board of Public Works for Hs use in the repair of streets and bridges within the corporate limits of the City of Muncie, Indiana and for the purpose of the tax budget and appropriation of money for that department for the repair of streets
and bridges^
known as
at thirty-on
■ * - .11
Said Spc<
Gasoline Tax Fund estimated
$31.-
Pay
Pa Fr
Postage
>no: elir
irnishing
Furnishing gas
Telephone and telegraph
"ing ■
lishin
Traveling and transportation Furnishing electric current
repi
ial Street Fund
Fund estim
thousand dollars (
000.00) shall be considered and is a part of the annual appropriating budget to the Special Street Fund of the Board of Public Works and this ordinance intends to and does appropriate all monies in hand December 31st, 1932 and all monies received during the year of 1833 from the Special Gasoline Tax Fund of the State of Indiana, for the use of the Board ol
Public Works as provided by law. Department ef Public Work*.
Engineer’s Office.
Salaries and wages, regular $ 7.090.06 Salaries and wages, temporary . . 1,148.00
Inspection of pavement^ inspector and etc Transportation and communication ... Repair ef equipment, and replacements Garage and motor supplies Office supplies and stationery.. Premium on official bond
Total, engineer’s office $ 8,153.60
Commissioner of Buildings OfficeSalary of commissioner of build-
ings $ 2,400.00 Salary of inspector 1,500.00 Salary of gtenographer 50.00 Communication 75.00 Gasoline 225.00 Oil 50.00 Tires and tubes 50.00 Office supplies 50.00 Repair of motor equipment 150.00 Flashlight globes, batteries 9.00 Premium on official bond ...... 12.50
eou.oo 65.00 25.00 200.00 100.00 15.00
Basement supplies
Total, police department $94,813.00
Fire Department.
Services, salaries and wages ...$ 98,300.00
Communication and transportation Heat, light, power and water .. Printing and advertising Repairs
Coal
Garage and motor supplies .. Institutional and medical .....
1,200.00 1,755.00;
15.001
300.00,
700.00
1,000.00 !
300.00 50.00 80.00 100.00 50.00
1,500.00
Office supplies
General supplies ... Furniture and fixtures . Office equipment Hose and miscellaneous
Total, fire department $105,350.00
Department «f Health.
Salaries and wages $1,862.00 Cutting weeds .. i 500.00 Ball Hospital 2,000.00 ' " 250.00
50.00 125.00 100.00
2.500.00
5.25
1.200.00
Total, commissioner of buildings office •$ 4,571.50 Department of Public Safety. Board of Public Safety.
ird $ 1,200.00
150.00 75.00 100.00
Premium on bonds .. .'i 37.50 Automobile license plates 97.25
Properties, traffic light maintenance, etc ,..,2,000.00
Total of public safety $ 3,659.75
.$33,730.00
Salary, members of board Labor painting safety signs Office supplies Paint for. street marking ...
Garage and motor supplies
Laboratory
Office supplies Insurance, current expense Groceries, coal, expense of.quarantine, etc Auto plates Public health nursing, V. N. A. ..
Total, department of health $8,592.25
Section 3.
That for the said fiscal year there is hereby appropriated out of the City Plan Commission’s funds for the use of the City Plan Commission, and appropriated out of the funds of the Department of Public Parks: for the use of the De■artment of Public Parks, the follow-
ing:
City Plan Commission.
Fay and expenss of engineers and assistants $1,000.00 Services contractual, communication and transportation 800.00
Supplies general 400.00 Total, city plan commission $2,200.00
Department of Public Parks.
Salaries, regular $ 8,000.00
Salaries, te
Salari»s. rec | Communication
mporary ceational
and trausporta-
10,000.00
800.00
Heat, light, power and water ... 2,000.00 Printing and advertising 100.00
Repair buildings and care
200.00
2,000.00
Repair
grounds Repair of equipment
Bpnd
erts
met ■
Landscaping Tree Irlmmin;
nd surgery
. .'lie:
Office supplies Toilet supplies
tional
supplies . naterials
1,300.00
500 00 500.00 500.00
1,5Q0.00
200.00
ming an
Feed for - animals
Motor and garage supplies 1,650.00 Oflice supplies 35.00
165.00 supplies 250.00
plici
Recreat Electric Building
Sewer material Street material
Materials
55.00 300.00 400.00 500 00
neral 100.00
Lx to . . premiums ..
ibscriotii
Police Department. Salaries and wages regular ...
(nication
500.00 200.00 75.00 25.00 33.0 00 200.00 500.00
Office equipment '25.00 quipment 500.00
400.00
Repair part Insurance p
Dues and subscription
Premium on bonds Building and fixed equipment planting of new' trees .
ommumcation ana transporta-
tion 4,000.00 Instruction, ammunition 300.00
Furnishing water i:::::: 2s:ooo:oo Gar a gi° a nd" * mo for auppiieV! i!!. sJooioo raVsage'a'nd^upo'nthe onproval thertof printing ancT advertising !....... 1.600.00 Office supplies T 200.00 , the Mayor of the City of Muncie, Ind.a
COMPLETE DETAIL ESTIMATE MAY BE SE EN IN THE OFFICE OF CITY CONTROLLER
ESTIMATE OF FUNDS TO BE RAISED.
Motor equipment
Office equi;
Other equipment .... Playground equipment
Total. department of public works $32,330.00 Section 4. This ordinance shall be in
full force and effect from and afU^ Us
na.
Corporation
Fund
1. Total budget estimate for incoming year (1933) ...$410,082.25 2. Deduct miscellaneous revenue incoming year (1933) 8.000 00 3. Subtract line 2 from line 1 402,082.2u 4. Unexpended appropriations July 31st of P ressnt vear l <o t l»p.ou 5. All ' addltionai 'appropriations between July 31st n and December 31st - 18,99841 6. Temporary loans to be^ paid December 31, 1932..., ggjyjVjj 8. Actual balances July 31,4932 •••••■■ P. Tax to be collected (December settlement) 1932 173,721.86 10. Miscellaneous revenue to be collected, 1932 2,000.00 Total lines 8, 9 and 10 .i9'„;
line 11 fro " "
Park Fund
$32,330.00
50.00
32,280.00 13,234.10
100.00
45,61440 23,722.28 12,031.88
Aviation Fund
Sinking Fund *56.131.12 3.600.00 52,531.12 8,937.97
City Police Firemen Plamiing Pension Pension
Fund
$2,300.00 2,200.00 2,200.00
Pension Pension Fund Fund $4,600 *4,600
367,105.25
x uiuctx xxxx^a »7 ciuii Av Subtract line 11 from line 7 Estimated working balance for six months after close of next year 17,000.00 Amount U> _be raised by tax levy (add line 3g4
61,469.09 21,951.93 15,048.78
50.00
35.754.16 37.048.71 9,859.94 24,420.38 13,000.00 19,136.46
..... 43,576 84
4.400.00 10.601.86
10.601 86
22.859.94
4,603
4,600
PROPOSED LEVIES.
$46,000,000 00
Estimated net taxable properties ” ’ ’ nogs of taxable polls T ' " " a™,,n't m
Number
Name of Fund
Corporation
Corpo Park
Sinking Fund Police Pension .... Firemen's Pension
svy o Polls * . .50
Total
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TAXES COLLECTED AND TO
* .60 BE COLLECTED
Levy on
Property
$ .835
.05
.09;
■ !U .01
*1.09
Name of Fund 1. Corporation 2. Park Fund 4.' SinkiiiK Fund
:::::::::::::
::::::::::
Collected 1929 Levy . $448,382.81 46.272.64 11,287.46 66.103.78 3,305.21
Callccted $4413)25*34 32.974.30 8.243.57 63,301.48 93.28
Collected 1931 Levy $37‘.004.50 25,793.40 330.60 33,241.75
6. Firemen’s Pension ... 7. Police Pension
6.610.37 6.610.37
6.500.00 6.300.00
6.448 35 6,448.35
Total
$330,533.07
$445,268.75
Amount to Be Raised $3o4.J 00.00
23,000.00 43,700.00 4,600.00 4,600.00
$460,000.00
To Be
Collected 1932 Levy $384,100.00 23.000.00
43,700.00
4.600.00 4.600.00
$460,000.00 more ther and ptember,
Lcstc
COMMON COUNCIL OF Ora T. Shroyer, Presidi
TH ent
,cr A. Kolloway, City Controller,
Dated at the City of Muncie, Indiana, this 1st
day of August, 1932.
ra T. Shroyer, President of Linton Ridgeway, City Clerk.
E CITY OF MUNCIE,
of Council,
AN ORDINANCE LEVYING THE TAXES OF THE CITY OF MUNCIE, INDIANA, FOR THE YEAR 1933. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MUNCIE, INDIANA, that for the purpose of providing necessary funds to meet the requirements of the budget of appropriations and needs of the City of Munci - j - for the fiscal year of 1933.
ie requiremem tions and oth< Muncie, Indiana, and
Section 1. That a tax for the ensuing year be levied and collected on the real and personal property located within the city limits of the City of Muncie, Indiana. in the sum of eighty three dollars and fifty cents ($83.58) on each one hundred dollars ($100.00), value or over as shown upon the general list of taxaples of the said city for the year of 1933, subject by law to taxation, and fifty cents on each poll for the purpose of creating ft fund to defray the general expenses of the City of Muncie, Indiana, for the year
Section 2. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED
;ax of 9.5 c liars ($100. ected on al
'ty
thereon,
ection ^ ** *
that a tax of 9.5 cents on each one hundred dollars ($100.00) or over, be levied and collected on all the property real and personal in the City of Muncie, Indiana
on
($100.00) or ove
and collected on all the property real il in tl'i© nitv of Munnie Indi
and thi Interest
er.
ert;
as the same
appearing on the general list of tasables of said city for the year of 1933, subject by law to taxation for the year 1933, for the purpose of creating a fund for the payment of the city’s bonded indebtedness ----- * of 1933. ORDAINED, each one hundred dollars ($100.00). or over be levied and collected on all property' real and personal in the City of Muncie, Indiana. appearing on the general list of taxables of said city for the year of 1933. subject by law to taxation for park purposes and to create a fund for the maintenance of the public parks of the City of Muncie, Indiana, for the year of 1933. Section 4. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, that no tax be levied or collected on real or personal property of the City of Muncie, Indiana, appearing on the general list of taxables of the City of Muncie, Indiana, for the year of 1933, subject to taxation by law for the Department of Aviation. Section 5. BE (T FURTHER ORDAINED that no tax be levied or collected ap property real and personal in the City ef Munsie, Indiana, appearing on the gen'
for the by law
he City Plan Commission.
Section 6. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, that a tax of one cent do on each one hundred doHars ($100,001 or over, be levied and collected on all real and personal property appearing on the gAneral list of taxables of the City of Muncie. Indiana, for the year of 1933. shall be collected and set aside and made a part of the FIREMEN’S PENSION FUND, which said sum shall not be used or devoted to any other purpose than that herein specified, for
the yfear of 1933.
er»l list of taxables of said city year of 1933, subject to taxation for the City Plan Commission.
je yfear ol 1933.
Section 7. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, that a tax of one cent (Is) on each one hundred dollars ($100.00) or over be levied
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proi'crty appearing on the
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and collected on all real and personal roi'crty appearing on the general list of ixables of the City of Muncie, Indiana, for the year of 1933, shall be collected and set aside and made a part of the POLICE MEN’S PENSION FUND, which said sun shall not be used or devoted to any other purpose than that herein specified, for
the year of 1838.
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NOTICE ON SALE OF BONDS
Notice is hereby given by the uudersigued Treasurer and Auditor of Delaware County, Indiana, that pursuant to the drainage laws of the State of Indiana, the said Treasurer of Delaware County, will at the hour of 10:00 a. m. on the 3rd day of September, 1932, at the office of the Treasurer of Delaware County, Indiana, in the Court House in the city of Muncie, said County and State proceed to sell to the highest and best bidder for cash at not less than the face value, certain drainage bonds for the face or par value of $1,399.30 bearing interest from and after the 6th day of July, 1932, at 6 per cent per annum, payable semi-annually on the 15th day of May and November of each year thereafter and until all of said bonds are fully paid, said bonds will be ten (10) in number dated July 6th, 1932, each being for the sum of $139.93, the first bonds will become due and payable on the 15th day of May, 1933, and bonds will become due each year thereatfer unitl all have been fully paid. All of said bonds are payable at the office of the Treasurer of Deleware County, Indiana. Said bonds have been issued in compliance with the laws of the State of Indiana and pursuant to 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 constructions of the drain petitioned for by A. Dick Maddux, et al, Ditch No. 7804. Right is reserved to reject any and all bids. Dated this 12th day of August, 1932. W. MAX SHAFER, Auditor Delaware County, Indiana. JOSEPH T. MEREDITH, Treasurer Delaware County, Ind. Aug. 12 and 19.
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of Delaware County, Indiana, will receive sealed, proposals and bids for one year’s supply of coal, consisting of different grades of coal suitable for use in grate or stoker, to be used at the Delaware County Children’s Home and Delaware County Infirmary, on Saturday, August 20, 1032, up to the hour of 10 o’clock a. m. Bids for coal shall be made on the basis of price per ton in cai Indiana, for Children’s Home and load lots, prices f. o. b. Muncie, f. o. b. Selma for County Infirmary, deliveries to be made in car load lots as required by the Board. Also, said Board will receive bids for Steel Filing Equipment for use in County Clerk’s Office. Plans and specifications for said equipment are on file in County Auditor’s Office. Bidders bond in sum of $500.00 required. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. W. MAX SHAFER, Auditor Delaware County, Indiana. Aug. 5 and 12. o Some people’s idea of a stepping stone to success is a diamond.
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