Muncie Post-Democrat, Muncie, Delaware County, 2 February 1934 — Page 6

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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1934.

LEGAL ADVERTISING

sniD. i>ell m" 1933:

Th* Township Trustee’s Annual to The_ Adyisory Board ot Union

Cpuntv, Indiana. TOWNSHIP FUND.

Receipts.

Bel. on band Jan. 1. 1933 (O.D.it Audltpr.Jtdx ^ist Justice Peace, fees Auditor, advance draw Jfsse Haynes, cemetery lot Auditor; talc dist J. M. Osenbaugh, sal. and exp. .

Auditor, ad' 1 J

Auditor, ad

(Continued)

dVance draw

draw

y.uM. w: Auditor,

Auditor, advance ■ Auditor, Dec. dist.

Total

Disparseioentc.

Chas. Ford, labor Post Democrat, advertising O. w. Hamilton, premium J. Mi Osenbaugc. salary and exp. J. M. Osdnba’ugh, falary and exp. J. M. Osenpaugh. salary and exjb. tft.8SSaK’WW’Kt:

SSTSe

Pbstmaster !«IWStr SEV:::::::::::::: postmaster, stamps Muoole Star,, advertising Post Democrat, advertising Loren Carmichael, supplies J. M. Osepbaugh, salary and exp. J. M. Osenbaugh, salary and exp. M. Osenbaugh, salary and exp.

" sfrifry ' .. , , ad' Muncie- Banking Co.,

60.00

0.00

23L5S 217.30 130.00

+00.00 231.22 ... .g'T.i^o

Report

l°mi- saton Oarage, repair* Janu- ^bas. Smith, repair* S. J. Peck, repairs Ind. Metal Prod., supplie* .... . Ault Insurance Agency Chas. Shoemaker. Janitor J ?Hn H. D. Qsenbaugh. janitor Kay Markins, hardware

ay Markins.

Ptiman Peck, trans. Noel Kabrlc, trans. ..... Howard Taylor, trans. . Lloyd Oourley. trans. .. Asa Babb, trans

>pUes

,vhn Thomas, ian

H. D.

Carl Shoi

Eaton Oarage, supplies John Thomas, janftqr C. A. Pensel, books

Osenbaugh. janitor hoemaker, janitor Serv. eck, trans.

Ind. Gen. Serv. Ferman Peck.

Noel Kabrick. trans.

Howard Taylpr. trans Lloyd Oourley, trans Asa Babb, .trans. Q. ’A. Shuler.’'Vans: .3.™ »SSSt SS& John Thomas. Janitor Eaton Oarage, supplies Chas. Shoemaker, janitor ... H.' D- Osenbaugh. janitor Lloyd Oourley, trans Howkrd Taylor, trans Asa Babb, trans.

Ferman peck, trans.

,11

1.50

16.29

31.37 22.50

3.00

56.00 131.00 28.00 28.00 34,54 20.00 20.00 20.00 im.oo 22.00 26.07 10.00 10.22 28.00 28 00

6.20

20-00 20.00 20 00 20.(10 22.00 100.00 38.66

1.00

LEGAL ADVERTISING

(Continued)

LEGAL AOVehTtSiku

VV. A. McKUueie. teaching .. Helen Johnson, teaching ■etary of state, interest ,.

160.00 i William

LaArd. aid

secretary Miscellane

aneous entry

W. A. McKinzie, teaching .. Helen Johnson, teaching .. William Storen. interest ....

Storen, interest ....

teachii

160.00 Hoy Mar kin*, aid ...

Quirk -a Rasim, aid

re*. »ic

Williai

A. ^

:on Ogle, teaching

teachin:

McKinzie, teaching

Kollin Van Skyock, teachin

Theron Ogle, tea

Helen John;

Mary Van Ista Cochr

teaching yock, teaching

V. .M.

J. M. Osehbdugh, splkry Mansfield, legal advice Muncie- Banking Co., rent Opble Company, supplies J. H. Osenbaugh. salary and exp.

Inman Tile Yo.. ’ tile F.. Brown; service .

Oi. C. Shuler, advisory board... R. 8. Gregory, advisory board ... Thos. Laird, advisory board ..... Total .8 1,5:0.49

SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND.

Receipts.

Bal. on hand Jan. 1, 1933 . Auditor 1 , tax dist. Auditor, advance draw .... Auditor, advance draw .... Auditpr. tax dist.Auditor, advance draw Earl Clevenger, tires Auditor, advance draw Junk — L,v Auditor, tax dUt. '. .y.,

Total $ 22,518.55

Disbursements.

board...

15.00 9J.00 20.00 37.50

7.76

35.17

in 5.00

Muncie Banking Co., coupons Knapp Supply Co., supplies . Vriangle Electric, supplies .. Otis Bobbins, tfabs

Lloyd Oourley. trans. Nickel Plate R. R

Eaton Oar,

coai

Eaton Oarafe .., ,> Ferman peck, trans

Chas. Smith; trans, ... Chas. Shoemaker, janitor O. 0. Mitchell, insurance

H. 0.* Osenbaugh,

Osenbaugh. Janitor

Lloyd Oourley, trans Otl» Robbins, trans Ind! Gen. Serv.. lights O. K. Shuler, transi Ferman Peck, trans Raymond Atkinson, trans Asa Babb, trans Otis Robbins, trans Lloyd Oourley, trans H. D. Osenbaugh. janitor St. ::::::: Ind. Bell Telephone Eaton Garage, repairs Asa Babb, trans. Otl* Bobbins, trans Lloyd GOurley. trans Ray Atkinson, trgns Kerman Peek, trans Eaton Oarage, repairs Chas. Shoemaker, Janitor H. D. Osenbaugh, janitor BolHn Van Skyock. test papers.. C. I. Daniels, repairs H. D. Osenbaugh. Janitor

1)3-00

|||

22.00 22.00 48 I

2,525.00

93.55 ILW II 11.00 m

2.75

l| gl 28.00 28.00 n.oo

5.00

, ■ . _ 28.00 Chas. Shoemaker, jinitor 28.00 Asa Babb, trans 22.00 ——— 22.00

HZ 22.00

Otis Robbins, trans Lloyd Oourley, trans. F^mah Peek, trans. Raymond Atkinson;* trans Mary Baldwin, books Eaton Garftge, repairs Ind. Bell., service Ind. oeo; Serv.

a.' K. Shuler, .trans 100.00 O.: D. Mitchell, premium 44.29 Asa Babji. trans. 22.00

XJoyd Oourley. trans f?.'

s ii 67.68

IH f

44.00 9.00

22.00

22,00 22.00

w , *a88»«» Raymond Atkinson, trans H. D. Osenbaugh. Janitor Chas. Shoemaker. Janitor Knott Leather Shop, supplies .., Ferman Peck, trans. '...- Jonn Lambert, supplies Roy Markin#, suppUes Ind. Bell, service Eaton-DrUg Store, supplies ..... Otis Robbins, trans Lloyd Oourley, trans

Roy Wwnson"uans. I.'22.00 Eaton Garage, repairs 77.90 G. K. Shuler, trans 100.0(1 rajOUSt 88IB::::::: 8«

pm ci.: ’imraMi Ferfdad Peck, ,,tratts. . ..

1S m m 1#

m&aa&jam Asa BabbriThS.^ D: it. Culbertson, -fawnmowers.. Ind.’ Bell* i.......... liMl. Gert. Service Eaton Water Dept., G. K. Shuler, repairs W.’ M. Welch <3Qv diplomas .... Coulter Boiler Co., repairs Knapp Supply Cb., renairs Zimmerman Coal ■Oo Ennus Products Co., towels ..... Goble Co,, 'supplies

Kiger Co., supplies .. Grbu ' ’ '

Goble Co., 'supplies'

jtr Co., suppUes auleff and MavlCk, lumber....

Cha*.

Ind P Bell

Shoemaker, repairs ... Osenbaugh. repairs ...

I if 57.25

9.36

28.00 26.00 II ii 41 i!SS 2 f:S?

ana. dkh . , i.su Muncie Banking CO.; rent 100.00 Eaton Garage, supolies 15.34 Jesse Heniser. hauling 4.00 Ind. Gen. Serv 5.72 Eaton Trucking Co., hauling .... 4.27 Chas. Shoemaker, repairs 28.00 H. 0. Osenbaugh, repairs 28.00 Pioneer Insurance Co. 166.86 Muncie Bunking Co., bonds 2.137.50 O. 0. Mitchell, insurance 30.00 Muncie Banking Co., bonds 512.50 H. 0. Osenbaugh, repairs 28.00 Chas. Shoemaker, repairs 28.00 Chas. Smith, tabor 60.00 Eaton Water Dept 5'l.2l Ind. Gen. Service 4.45 Chas. Shoemaker, repairs 23.3a H. 0. Osenbaugh, repairs 28.00 To correct error 5.10 0. Fisher, repairs 3.00

Chas. Shoemaker, repairs H. 0. Osenbaugh, repairs

s-SS,. 8 ®.!? 0

28.00 23.00 24.25 IMP

'iriangie Electric, repairs IMP United Parts Co., repairs T 47.61 Guaranteed Tire, repairs 4.79

Kiger Co., supp” Coulter Boiler C<

ntei

Kiger Co., supplies

Coulter Boiler Co., repairs Huntington Lab., supplies

Eaton Garage, suoplies

Eaton Garage, supplies Chas. Smith, repairs

O. D. Mitchell, Ins r«.ua as. Shoemaker, repairs 28.00

D. Osenbaugh, repairs 28.00

i. Gen. Serv 2,|4

Jftd. WVU. OCLV-. . . . . . firman Peck, freight £ es 5f 5?5! ser ’ li:r , av#1 G. Gibbs, repairs ,

:—

220.20 368.45 40.11 15.10 60.00 71.03

100 An

•s.oo 8.00

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ISSUE CITY OF MUNCIE, INDIANA,

REFUNDING BONDS.

Notice is hereby given to the

1.50

tS:Si as 40.00 •tf.oo

Esta Cochran, teaching Eleanor# Townsend, teaching .... Jennie Cox, teaching Mary Baldwin, teaching Harry Brown, teaching Geneva Reynolds, teaching .... Ruby McKinzie. teaching Elizabeth Duncan, teaching Marguerite Hupe, teaching Gertrude Crozier, teaching Doris Lively, teaching Gladys Osenbaugh, teaching .... Lucille Lewellen, teaching RolUn Van Skyock. teaching .... Theron Ogle, teaching W. A. McKinzie. teaching Helen Johnson, teaching

Mary Van Skyock, teachir Esta Cochran, teaching .

Ferman peck, trans. ........... Eaton Garage, supplies Asa Babb, trans

G. K. Shuler, trai

Shuler, trans.

Noel Kabrick. tr

39.74 28.00 56.00 50.00 30.00 30.00

Guarantee Tire, supplies Chas. Shoemaker, janitor

Johnson Hardware, supplies 1.75 John Thomas, janitor . 10.00 Asa Babb, trans 33.00

Eaton Oarage, supplies Chas. Shoemaker, janitor H. D. Osenbaugh, janitor Ferman Peck, trans. Noel Kabrick. trans. Howard Taylor, trans.

Lincoln Oil Co., oil

Ben Evans, repairs Eaton Garage, supplies Noel Kabrick, trans Asa Babb,-trans. Lloyd Oourley, trans. Howard Taylor, trans John Thomas, Janitor ind. Gen. Service , Frank BCpuy, hauling Indiana Ben O. D. Mitchell, insurance C. L. Phillips, repairs H. D. Osenbaugh, janitor

Chas. Shoemaker, janitor

G. K.

10.

10.00 45.19 56.00 56.00 20.00

20.00 | Eleano

22.00 j Jennie Cox, teaching .. 20.00 | Mary Baldwin, teachlni

Paul Brown, teaching 62.51 Geneva Reynolds, teaching 55.0i Ruby McKinzie. teaching 55.00 Elizabeth Duncan, teaching 55.00

Marguerite Hu

28.19 22.00 71.50 40.00 20.00

10.00 5.54

35.18 15.24 I 28.00

Cochran, teaching , Townsend, teaching ..

:hini

n, teaching

2.73 1.50

160.00 160.00

5.90 6.12

16(1.00 100.00 75.00 160.00 67.50 07.50 67.50 67.50 67.50 62.50 55.00 55.00 55.00 55.00 55.00 55.00 55.00 55.00 100.00 75.00 69.85 160.00 67.50 67.50 67.50 67.50 67.50 62.50

teaching

Marguerite Hupe. teaching 55.00 Gertrude Crozier, teaching 55.00 Doris Lively, teaching 55.00

Gladys Osenbaugh, teaching Lucille Lewellen. teaching Rollih Van Skyock, teaching Theron Ogle, teaching W. A. McKinzie, teaching Mary Van Skyock, teaching .... Esta Cochran, teaching Eleanora Townsend, teaching .. Jennie Cox, teaching Mary Baldwin, teaching '

Paul Brown, teaching Geneva Reynolds, teach!

jo.uu Geneva Reynolds, teaching 21.74 Ruby McKinzie, teaching

4.50 Elizabeth Duncan, teachi

42.65 Mari

^ ^ ^ v *^t***«-«;**, .... rguerite Hupe, teaching

11.00 : Gertrude Crozier. teaching 11.00 Doris Lively, teaching 40.00 • Gladys Osenbaugh. teaching Lucille Lewellen. teaching Helen Johnson, teaching Theron Ogle, iteachlng Paul Brown, teaching

Johnson, teaching

Helen Johnson.

Doris Lively, teaching .. Lucille Lewellen, teaching

Shuler, trans,

»ck. trans.

Ferman Pack, trans. .: John Thomas Janitor Eaton Garage, supplies

Chas. Shoemaker, H. 0. Osenbaugh,

Gafage, supplies Shoemaker, janit

>augh, janitor

Asa Babb, trans. Ferman Peck, trans. Howard Tailor, trans Lloyd Oourley. trans John Thomas, janitor Noel Kabrick. trans Noel Kabrick. trans Asa Babb, trans Ferman Peck, trans Howard Taylor, trans M.’S® SSft ::::::::::: Eaton Garage, supplies

Muncie Banking Co..

Goble Co„ supplies

‘OH ou}jt-'itaco/ . . ncie Banking Co., rent

Goble Co., supplies ............ Nation-KiObinson Co., supplies ... Johnson Pub. Co., books nd. Dairy Assn., supplies Tlimore Music Co

FL,««1V*V «.*>."»*'. NSW. • . ■ •

Pepper and Son., music Melrose Bros. Co., music Lorenz Pub. Co., music Mary Van Skyock. magazines .. Souders Music Shop, repairs ... Eaton Coal Co., sUplies C. A. Penzel. books United Parts Co., supplies Delaware Car &. Tractor, repairs Indiana Bell Ind. Gen. Service Holland Van Skyock, vests

Eaton Water Dept.

10.00 10.UO 55.56 17.60

2.75

17.83

1.10

28.00 28.00 100.00 20.00 10.00 33.65 28.00 28.00 22.00 20.00 20.00 30.00

5.00

19.00 20.00 23.00

10.00 Jennie Cox, teaching

20.oJ Rollin Van Skyock. teaching .... luO.OO lO.Ou Theron Ogle, teaching 75.00

100.00 Esta Cochran, teacning ... 49.17 Mary Van Skyock, teaching 100.90 Eleanora Townsend, teaching

23.66 Jennie Cox. teachi

Mary

52.UJ Paul Brown

wellen, teaching

Eleanora Townsend, teachinf Esta Cochran, teaching .... H. L. Graddlck, teaching ., Rollin Van Skyock, teaching Mary Van Skyock, teaching Jennie Cox. teaching Gladys Osenbaugh. teaching M. L Baldwin, teaching

Ude T uerlta

Genes W. A

iaching

Gertrude Crozier. teaching^ Marguerite Hupe. teaching .. Elizabeth Duncan, teaching K'jby McKinzie, teaching ...

Reynolds, teaching McKinzie, teaching . .

Doris Lively, teaching Wanda Mansfield, teaching

Cox. teachir

55.00 55.00 100.00 75.00 90.15 67.50 67.50 67.50 67.50 67.50 62.50 55.00 55.00 55.00 55.00 55.00 65.00 55.00 55.00 80.00 150.00 125.00 160.00 110.00 110.00 135.00 135.00 81.00 200 00 135.00 135.00 110.00 135.00 110.00 110.00 110.00 110.00 110.00 320.00 55.00 90.00 67.50 lUQ.OO

' • • • ••••••••*.

Kuhnsr Packing Co., aid . Goddard Co., aid Lincoln Refining Co., aid .. Goodrich Bros., aid John Lambert, aid Forrest Milligan, aid VV. S. Brammer, aid Dr. Ames, aid M. L. Fisher, aid Quirk & Ratliff, aid

Lambert & Saunders, aid

O. C. Morris, aid Eaton Lumber Co., aid

Goodrich Bros., aid M. T. Fisher, aid O. C. Morris, aid John Lambert, aid ............... Lambert & Son, aid

Ball Hospital, medical Dr. Ames, medical

Dr. Atkinson, aid Lincoln OH Co., aid Dr. Moore, medical L. P. Briggs, aid Quirk & Ratliff, aid Kuhner Packing Co., meat Lloyd Richardson, aid

John Lambert, aid

Lambert <St Sor

_ -jh*. aid'.:::::::: M. T. Fisher, aid O. C. Morris, aid Goodrich Bros., aid Kuhner Packing Co., meat

Kunner packing Co., meat Erwin Co., aid Ball Hospital, medical

vid

n, aid aid

° id

supplies

Dr. Ames, aid Dr. Atkinson.

Dr. Mille:

0I\

Lincoln oil Co., aid

Goble Cc

is. s.__

D. H. Goble Co., L. P. Briggs, aid O. C. Morris, ai M. T. Fisher, aid L. P. Briggs, aid . Dr. Ames, medical

.tkinsi— - ,J

Dr. At

son.

Erwin Co, Quirk &

Eaton Coal Co

aid

id ..

?in Co., aid rk & Ratliff, aid

“ • - ald

John Lambert, 'aid

ert & Saun S’oung, aid

Fishe

Lam! Fred

M. T.

ers, aid

■er. aid’

mbert & Sa'undi O. C Morris, aid

John Lambert, aid Lambert & Saunders, aid

Loren Carmichael, ’ aid

S. L. Erwin, aid ii " Quirk & Ratliff, aid

“ ^ - '1

M. T. Fisher, aid

Lambert, a

O. C. Morris, aid

John

Fred Young, aid

Lambert

Erwi

nders. 'aid '.!

Mary Van Skyoe Eleanora Townsei

Jennie Cox, teaching

20.99 Mary Baldwin, teachir

2.UJ Paul Brown, teaching 4.99 Wanda Mansfield, teaching 2.25 W. A. McKinzie, teaching 12.63 Geneva Reynolds, teaching 5.04 Ruby McKinzie, teaching

£) Uncan teachic

67.50 6/.50 67.50 67.50 67.50 50.00 80.00 55.00 | 65.00 55.00 55.00 55.00

saur

win Co., aid Quirk Jk Ratliff, aid R. C. Thoinas, aid J Loren Carmichael, aid .....

Eaton Coal Co., aid Goodrich Bros., aid Eaton Lumber Co., aid

Karl Edwarda. aid Delaware Coal Co., aid Dr. Ames, medical

Dr. Atkinson, medical

L. P Briggs, aid

Goodrich Bros., aid

John Lambert, aid Dr. Ames, aid Dr. MHler, aid Eaton Lumber Co., aid Goodrich Bros., aid ' Eaton Coal Go., aid Dr. Atkinson, medical ", Ball Hospital, medical L. P Brlzzs, aid ‘ Hall Hospital, aid ] H. L. Graddick. teaching. .... Ray Markins, supplies

Total

ter

C. L. Phillips, repairs Chas. Shoemaker, janitor

H. D. Osenbaugh. janitor 28.0U Paul Brown, teaching 126.00 Balance on ban & T &r‘c.'. e W ifjg MS? "**'**««**

3.34 Elizabeth Duncan, teac 24.37 Marguerite Hupe, teaching 6.57 Gertrude Crozier, teachin;

20.15 Doris Lively, teaching 55.00 10.70 Gladys Osenbaugh, teaching 55.00

5.47 Lucille Lewelleh, teaching 55.00 2:25 Rollin Van Skyock, teaching 2.75 Theron Ogle, teaching 62.60 Esta Cochran, teaching 23.82 Mary Van Skyock, teaching .... 99.10 Eleanora Townsend, teaching- .. 2.75 Jennie Cox. teaching

28 00 Mary Baldwin, teaching es on P»ul Brown, teachir

Bar's®; SrgkjK 0 f; J Township, Delaware County, disbursement

>13 46.92 1?«C3 15.97

2.50

14.30 69.13 22.32

4.25

20 05

sISo

102.56 18.34

4.25 6 97

173.37 37.55 30.50 12.00 40.13 45.00

6.00 3.40

47.80

6.72

tin 67.9} 29. G

7.cl

in.or> 43.25 43 03

9.00

31.02 23.01

3.00

39.70 18.93

9.01

63.01

9.QJ

, 12.63

9.(0 6.03

87.95 65.Co 21.80 18.63 57.2-0 46.73 37.10

6 81

14.80

4.00

28.50 84.60 43.15 45.10 81.50* 17.50

5.00

12.CO 15.2 119 53 49 00 -0.25

0 50 5.65

13.75 28 50 57.30

6.75

08.51 25 75

f.Ot (>.25

3.°.O0 75.25 17.50 5 ’.95

3.CO

2C7.JJ

17(0 73.01

vSi

ue !f w “ v , e bouncy, disbursemej...

therefrom and balances remaining there55.00 in, for the year ending Dec“mber 31 1933

50.00 Township Fund.

50.00 . .alance on hand, O. D $ 4 R|

ring year 2,125.3*

.>a!ance on

200.00 Receipts du

TN, T .? tal cf ba]a nces and receipts ..$2,120.30

135 00 D ' s ^ ursements during year 1.570.4J

67.50; Final balance *•*-*«? Special School Fund.

IjegaE *J5VTKTnn0EBJrr,

An OrdlnanM Fixing and Describing Six Ceancllmanlo District* In the City of -Yluncit, XsdUne, ttc »»me being Numbered Connoilmanl* Districts Numbered 1. Numbered X, Numbered t. Numbered *, Numbered S and Numbered #T The said Dlstrleie Provided for tbo Nomination of Candidates and Election of Member* of the Common Council in Year of 1933, and Each Election thereafter Compliance with the Laws Enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Indiana In the year of 1933, classifying all Civil Cities ef the,State of Indiana, and Repealing an Ordinance passed on the 0th day of November, 1933, fixing and describing said Districts. Whereas, the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, did. In Its 1933 Session, enact a bill classifying clvi’. cities providing and fixing therln classification of cities and in which classification certain provisions were made in relation to certain Cities having a population of 35.000 and less than 250,000 according to the last preceding United States census, which cities were and are denominated cities of

the second class. And

Whereas, the City of Muncie, has a population, according to the last preceding United States gensus of 46,548, and with such population is classified as a

KonrvnH f»laec Anri

second class city. And

Whereas, for the purpose of said ac and for the election of councilmen in said

Ray Markins, supplies

Total

55.22 35.81

^nveial .School Fund. 550 ' 31 >jand $ 2,077.05 fear 20.441.50

Bal. on hand, Jau, Muncie Banking Co

$14,802.12 TUITION FUND.

Receipts.

ih; 1. 1933 $ 3.801.35

ihcie Banking Co., interest ... 1.40

J. Thornburg, trans. Jackson Tp. 183.08 Auditor, tax dist. 4.239.01 Muncie Banking Co., interest ... .11 Auditor, tax dist 995.2-2 Muncie Banking Co., interest .... 5.71

Muncie Banking Qo., interest ... Auditor, advance draw

Geneva Reynolds, teaching Ruby McKinzie, teaching Elizabeth Duncan, teaching ....

Marguerite Hup Gertrude Crozie Doris Lively, tej

Glariv

luncan.

Hupe, teaching

aching

110:00 D;Ib 0 ^ements a d^n a g n ye r a r iPtS ’

Glady Lucllli H. L.

r, teac

ively, teaching Osenbaugh, teaching , ....

Lewellen, teaching

Graddick, teaching ... C\ ..

no.00

110.00 Final balance 40-M „ , Tuition Fund. 32.50 Balance on hand 110.00 Receipts during year

14.802.08 . ~ 7.716.40 .$ 3.80! 35 . 22.622.77

27 00

xcess dog tax editor, advance draw uncle Banking Co., interest ...

.86

350.00 162.53

Total $21,214.22 DOG FUND.

Receipts.

Balance on hand January 1. 1933

Assessor, do

Total of balances and receipts. .$26 424 12 Disbursements during year 21,214.2?

162.53 Assessor, dog tax 3,000.00 Assessor, dog tax .22 Assessor, dog tax 1,250.00 Assessor, dog ta:

* -log

Munc}e BankiUR Co„ inter

Z.\ M. ,6miw». reimbursement 3I 1 ! 'll I'lll l'i 'M il I ll 1 ill J 1 IP 11 Auditor, tax dist i 953.82 Assessor, dog tax Muncie Banking'Co., interest .... 3.51 Assessor, dog tax Joe Thornburg, trustee trans 137.53 Dog tax

John McGeath, trustee Auditor, Com, school r

Entry to correct Muncie Banking

Muncie Banking Co., interes

trans.

rev.

Dog tas

Doe'

821.76

814.7.3 Dog

5.10

5.90 ! Total

6.1‘2

error

Co., interest ... ».av ;• zvmm . a; . ... Co., interest ... 6.12 DLbu.aenients.

Muncie Banking Co., interest ... 1.52 Charles Ford, sheep killed Auditor, advance draw 700.00 J. D. Ebrite. sheep

advance draw

Auditor. Intangible tax Muncie Banking Co., interest Auditor, excise tax A. E. Shirk- trustee ttansier

sheep killed ... excess dog tax

Muncie Banking Ctx. interest Arley Shirk., trustee trans. .. Auditor, advhnce draw

ludilor; tax dir

&tHl. .......

'tDaehinfc

advance tax dist.

,... •; v■ • > 3 .Total. V;

Holland Van* Skyock. Teaching...( Esta Cochran, teach'i'nfc Maty Van vSkyock: > teaching Jennie Cox, teanlvingt Eleanora Townsend; teaching

Mary. Baldwin, teaching

Kenneth ' Long, teaching ... w> A, McXeneie. teaching Lucille Lewellen teaching Erie Pursifull. teaching Glady!# Osenbaugh. teaching ... Geneva' Reynolds, teaching

Marguerite^ Hupe. teaching

220.56 W. M. Shatter, excess dog tax .... .02 H. E. McClain, sheep killed 649.04 V.-E. Purslftill, sheen killed 3,000 00 Mary Peterson, sheep killed

.07 Charles Barley, sheep killed

1,493.15 Jesse Milhollin. sheep killed 3,000.00 C. W. Rowlihs, sheep killed

.’ 622.28 John Lambert, sheep killed

. M. O. Lambert, sheop killed $26,424.12 John Lambert, sheep killed

MON FUND. ' M. O. Lambert, ‘slieep killed

Marie.Blair sheep killed

168.7a Everett Walker, sheep killed 101.25 M. O. Lambert, sheep killed

E, Carter; sheep killed Cafl Craw,-' sheep killed Thomas Cox, sheep killed Charles Barley, sheep killed

101.25 101.25 101.25 90.00 120.00 96:00 96.00

rhomas Jharles

Total

$379.75

80.00 50.00 51.00

7 00 7.00 1.00

Final balance

Dot Fund.

on hand during year

Balance Receipts

.. .$ 5.209.90

$379.75 206 00

J'22 T^. T . otal 01 h * la nces and receipt* ..$585.71 7 00 Dlsbursaments during year 4G6.31 Final balance 30Cil

^ L’brary Fund. Balance on hand Receipts during year Total of balances ami reeai

Disbursements duri

balance $13Tl»

Poor Fund.

Final

$585.75

Disbursements during year

$ 6.00

15.00 258.75

4.00 Balance on hand ... 7.00 Receipts during year

5.00

7.00 Total of balances

...*43.1$ ... non*

cities of the second class said act further provides that the said city shall be divided into six districts to be know as Councilmanic Districts of said second class cities. And Whereas, said act further provides that the Common Council of cities of the second class shall order before March 27th, 1933, by ordinance, establish Councilmanic Districts, as in said act provided, for the nomination of candidates and election of members of the Common Council in the year of 1933 and thereafter. And Whereas, it now is the purpose of the Common Council of the City of Muncie to district the city of Muncie into six Councilmanic Districts in compliance with the laws of the State of Indiana. There-

fore:

Section 1. Be it now Ordained by the Common Council of the City of Muncie that the City of Muncie, Indiana, within its corporate limits be divided into six Councilmanic 0istriots to be known and numbered as Councilmanic Districts Numbered one, Numb'ered two, Numbered three, Numbered four, Numbered five and Num-

bered six.

Section 2. Be It further Ordained by the Common Council for the purpose of this ordinahee hnd for the purpose of clearly defining, the limits and lines of each of the several councilmanic districts that the said districts shall be defined arid known to include the various voting precincts within the corporate limits of the City of Muncie. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED by the Common Council of the City of Muncie, Indiana, that precincts numbered 19, 21, 22, 29, and 30 within the City of Muncie, Indiana, shall be, and constitute. Councilmanic District numbered 1. which said Councilmanic District is bounded and described as follows to-with: Commencing at a point in the center line of the right of way of the Big Four R. R. at its intersection with the east City of Muncie Corporation line, thence in a westerly direction along the center line of the right of way of the Big Four ft. R. to its intersection with the center line of Penn Street, thence south along center line of Penn Street to its inter-

— -Willard inter line on of the

center line of Madison Street, thence south along the center line of Madison Street to its intersection with the Muncie City Corporation line, thence along the Corporation line to the place of beginning. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED bv the Common Council of the City of Muncie, Indiana, that precincts numbered 13. 14, 23. 25. 31, and 32 within the City of Muncie. Indiana, shall be, and constitute, Councilmanic District numbered 2. which said Councilmanic District is bounded and j described as follows to-wit: I Commencing at a point In the center | line of Madison Street with its intersecI tion of the Muncie City Corporation line. thence north along the center line of ] MadUon Street to its intersection with the center line of Memorial Drive, thence west ; along the center line of Memorial Drive to j its intersection with the center line of the Ft. Wayne R. R. right of way, thence north along the center line of the Ft. j Wavne R. R. right of Wav to its intersection with the center line of Tenth Street, thence west along the center line of Tenth Street, to its intersection with the center line of Perkins Avenue, thence north along the center line of Perkins Avenue to its intersection with the center line of Kilgore Avenue, thence north easterly along the center line of Kilgore Avenue to its intersection with the center line of th* Nickel Plate R. R. right of way, thence north westerly along the center line of the Nickel Plate R, R. right of wav to its intersection with the center line of White River, thence north easterly along the center line of While River to

its intersection

74. ?0 . 5.771.59

T, T ^ tal of Glances end receipts. .$5.84.1.95 a-00 Disbursements during year 5.815.44

8.00 Final ba!

’ LIBRARY FUND.

»3.uu Receipts.

^'22 Balance on hand January 1, 1.933 96.00 Auditor, tax distribution

5.00 4.00 8.90 6.00

15.90 80.00 ' 5.00

6.07 8.00 6.50

. .$468.32

"’nee Total of All Funds,

hand

. .$ 30.5" .$ 6,370.9- . 51.160.71 .$57,131.7* . 43.861.O'.

Balance on hand

Receipts during year Total of balances And receipts. Disbursements during year

F'nal balance $13,669.76

Total balances as shown by this

$13,668.76 $ 813.80

..$42.96 .. ' .17

Warrant-checks outstanding December 31. 1833 1 Total balances and outstanding

warrants. December 31. 1933 $14,433.62

Cash in depository December 31.

$14,483.62

1932 I. J

Gertrude Grbzier, teaching Rollar.d Van -Skybck. teaching .. Esta Cochran, teaching *Mary Van Skyock; taachlng

Die '

v.,strihilti.o Auditor, tax distribution

teaching 135.00 VudUor. tax. distribuiion g. teaching 90.00 Auditor, tax distribution teaching 30.00 Auditor, tax. distribution

Jennie Cdx, teaching • v. Elehora Townsend, teaching .Mary Baldwin, teaching

Theton Ogle, teaching .... Kenneth Long; teaching Doris Lively, teaching .. W. A. McKinzie, teachi: Helen Jackson, teaching

Lucille Lewellen. teaching 128.05 Erie Pursifull. teaching 128.05 Gladys Osenbaugh, teaching 128.05 Geneva Reynolds, teaching 128.05 Ruby Boyd, teaching 127.40 Elizabeth Duhgan, teaching 105.05

*14.483.62

78.75 Total • •nupnr'iiiniriiii * '^lone Township. ‘Delaware ' Co'untV URt indiana. nl do

and balances Is true and correct, as I verily believe- and I further declare that VT sums with which I am charged in

i'gp.LO 135.00

_ , Receipts, Balance on hand January

tax dish "

. . ^nuary l, 1933 .$ 74.36

135.00 Auditor, tax distribution 1.200.05 135.00 Auditor tax distribution 757.43 13.7 00 Auditor, tax distribution 516.81

„achin >rguerite Hupe. teaching rtrude Crozier, teaching

Gertrude t. Doris Live!

Theron

Thei

Holland

Esta

y. teaching

Oj{Ie, Reaching

Skyock. teaching..

127.40 123.45 li'.OO 135.00

225.00

Esta Cochran, teaching 135.00 Mary Van Skyock, teaching 135.00 Jennie Cox, teaching 135.00

.. 539.59 .. 566.34

207.39

.. 1.113.58 . .$5,545.95 .$ 8.00

L . r - —. 19.50 M. Lambert, poor aid 166.03 John Lambert, poor aid 217.47

9.00

63.61 120.50 273.25 j 28.00

12.00

rnp sums w.’tn w v this renort are all e. and the vario

editer

cre sta

various

d have been fully

the sums

ite:

ted. and wi

>een ri thout

Auditor, tax. distribution

160.00 Auditor, tax distribution ...

Total

Disbursements,

s. Cora Craw, poor aid . Atkinson, poor aid .. ..

other person swear (or af f

s of expe naiB in t]

pressed

irti

charged in

ceiv

he sums implied

lived by nditufes

agreement that any portion thereof shall e retained bv or repaid to me or a

t further declare a

ived

Mrs.

Dr.

money, eration

trustee of

rec

cons

by me

ny nd no Id-

Lambert Bros.,

M. Fisher,

Ray Manlbve, po O. C. Morris, po>

x. teaching

Eleanora Townsend, teaching

Baldwin, tea '

Kenru "

W. A

len Bill)

Marv Baldwin, teaching Kenneth Long, teaching .

McKinzie, teaching Helen Jackson, teachir

135.00 135.00 135.00

Goodrich

>s., poor aid

poor aid

g. n )ve.

pc r

H. P. Briggs, poor aid Fred Young, poor aid

aid aid

ms, poor Bros., poc

Loren Carmichael, poor aid

D. Miller, poor aid

oor aid 118.09

9.20

r. poor aid

Dr. Ames, poor aid

Ball Hospital.

13.00 50.00

son. _ _

Lucme^Lewellem teaching ^ anie ^ Luz’adder, mi Gladys Osenbaugh 80 teaching " " ! llihol Goddard°Company ’

108.00 Ball Hospital, poor aid . 90.40 89.35 Joe Meredith, poor aid 10.00 89.39 Scott Brammer, potatoes 39.90

dder, mil'

wiauys usenoaugji, learning ... izB.ua uodaara Company, groceries ... Geneva Reynolds, teaching .... 128.05 Kuhner Packing Co., meat ..... Ruby Boyd, teaching 127.40 Loren Carmichael, shoes Elizabeth Duncan, teaching .... 105.05 M. Fisher, groceries

, teaching . .... 127.40 M. O. Lambert, groceries

John Lambert, groceries Eaton Coal Co., coal

Marguerite Hupe,

Gertrude Crozier, teaching

of state, interest ....

eachlng

teaching .

aching

secretary of Sw-..-, ..... Doris M. Lively, teachi Geneva Reynolds, teaching Gladys Osenbaugh, teaching

127.40 125.45

29.50 33.75

182.29

60.38 22.31 28.82 20.87 12.27 63.50

.rm) that I have

nor article or value, of nnv contract made

of this township.

J M. OSENBAUGH.

Trustee of Union Township.

Subscribed and sworn (or affirmed) to before me. the chairman of the advisory board of this township, this 2nd dav of

January. 1934.

THOMAS IAXRD. Chairman of Advisory Board of Union Township. This re-ort was received, accepted and approved bv the advisory board of this township at its annual meeting, this 2nd day of January. 1934.

THOMAS LAIRD

RALPH GREGORY.

C. C. SHULER

.88 Eaton

19.10 Goodrich Bros., coal 20.24 192.07 Ball Hospital, medical 180.65

Gladys Osenbaugh, teaching 192.0 , ‘ Dr. Ames, medical

Rubv McKinzie. teaching 191.10 L. B. Briggs, medical ^ L. 10.00 Elizabeth Duncan, teaching 203.50 Wm. Laird, medical 5 00 Mary Baldwin, teaching 157.57 Dr. Miller, medical ksn

188.17 Eaton Lumber Co., aid . 203.50 Beach & Simer. aid ....

Elmer Thompson, aid

PS)

Mary Bald win. w—

Gertrude Crozldr, 188.17

Mary Van Skyock, tea< Esta Cochran, teaching

Eleanora Tov

teaching teaching

Ling .

send, teaching

Eleanora Townsend, teaching .. 203.50 Elmer Thompson’, aid T26 w.T S od l ar ^e 0 r m W' Brocerles — l \l% Ogk, -teacblhg ' ~ -

shn; Cox.

15.00

3.50 ; 3.00 , 5.00 ! 11.65

Theron Ogle, teaching 202.50, Goodrich Bros., aid Helen Johnson, teaching 230.61 John Lambert, aid Jennie Oox. teaching 202.50 Loren Carmichael, aid mneth Long, teaching 180.00 Kuhner Packing Co., aid le pursTfulT, teaching 192.071 Eaton Lumber Co., aid irpuerite Hupe, teaching 191.101 Dr. Atkinson, coal

1 337.501 ~

Ke Er

Margu*°uk

va U sk p yock? ac Sini::::

son.

Dr.' Ames, aid

, Eaton Coal Co., aid 160.00 Lincoln OH Co., aid ....

18.43

94.65 14.06

3.00

68.10

1.00

14.00 48.25 19.00 33.92

taxpayers aiid all other persons-jjjqjj Council of the City of Muncie, concerned, that the City of Muncie.)j n< jj ana on 09th day of Decem-

Indiana, through its proper legal']j er( ^933

officers, hds determined to issue,j) a t e(; j January 20, 1934.

Bond-s No. 80 to 97, inclusive, V usfe< ! s ’ ? n ^ aUuary xu> ^34, has January 1, 1939. * j determined to issue and sell All of said bonds being provided I ^ uol .! sa ; n ^ tJollars ($80,000) by ordinance passed by the Com- ^, ar '. a ue , ,lie negotiable School

Funding Bonds of said School City.

LESTER E. HOLLOWAY,

City Comptroller, City of Muncie.

53 refunding bonds in the aggregate amount of $26,500. Each of i

said bonds will be in denomination Linton Rid'geway

of $500, and will bear interest tit| Clerk of City of Muncie.

the rate of 4%</ r per annum, pay-ij ani 26-Feb 2.

able semhannually dnd will mature] 0 .

as follows:

to 54, inclusive, NOTICE OP

Bonds No 50 January 1, 1936. Bonds No. 55 January 1. 1937. Bonds No. 65 January 1, 193&

the proceeds from the sale thereof to lie used for the purpose of refunding and extending the time of payment -of certain indebtedness of said School City in that amount, evidenced by bonds heretofore is-

sued and now outstanding.

Said School Funding Bonds will wise or excessive, bear interest from the date thereof Dated at Muncie, Indiana, at the rate of four and one-half persist dsv of Jamiarv, 1934.

^ne Thousand Dollara ($1,000.00) each, numbered from one (1) to ;eighty (80) inclusive, and will be :dated as follows: Bonris numbered 1 to 45 inclus--ive, March 1, 1934. | Bonds numbered 46 to 55 inclusive. May 15. 1934. Bonds numbered 56 to 70 inclusive June 1. 1934 Bonds numbered 71 to 80 inclusive August 1, 19.34. Said bond.s will be payable as

follows:

Bonds numbered 1 to 20 inclusive. July 1, 1944. Bonds numbered 21 to 50, inclusive, January 1, 1945 Bonds numbered 5l to 80, inclusive. Julv 1. 1945. Within fifteen (15) days after the miblication of this notice, ten (10) m* more taxpayers of said School City who will be affected by said proposed issue of bonds, nmy file a petition in the office of the auditor of Delaware Count'”, Indiana, setting forth their objections thereto and facts showing that said proposed issue is unnecessary, un-

this

to 64, inclusive,

DETERMINATION cent (4^<7 r ) per annum, payable; SCHOOL CITY OF MUNCIE IND.

TO ISSUE SCHOOL FUNDING semi-annually on the 1st days of BONDS. JJanuary and July of each year, as

| Notice is hereby given that the evidenced by interest coupons atto 79, inclusive, School City of Muncie, Indiana, oy tached to said bonds. Said bonds jresolution adopted by its Board of will be issued in denominations of

FEB.2-9

WIT.LI AM F. WHITE, VERNON O. DAVIS, FRED W MULLIN,

Board of School Trustees.

ersecuon or tne <

Kinley Avenue produced southward, thence north along the center line of McKinley Avenue produced southward to its intersection with the center line of Jack'on

of Jackson Street to its intersection with the west Muncie City Corporation line, thence south easterly along said Corporation line to the place of beginning. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED by the Common Council of the City of Muncie, Indiana, that precincts numbered 3, 15, 16, 17, and 3 8 within the City of Muncie, ■ " ' ’ Council-

Ich said.

uncilmanlc. District is .bounded and

described as follows to-wit:

Commencing at a point in the center line of the Big Four -R. R. right of way at its intersection -with the center line of Madison Street, thence south along the canter line of Madison Street to Us inter* section cf the center line of Memorial Drive, thence west along the center line of Memorial Drive to its intersection with the center line of the Nickel Plate R. R.,'

Indiana, shall be, and constitute Co manic District numbered 3. which Councilmanic. District is .bounded

the

ther

north along the center line of the Nickel Plato R. R. to 'its intersection with the center line of Tenth Street, thence West along the center line of Tenth Street to its intersection with the center lin Perkins Avenue, thence north along

center line of . the

center line of Perkins Avenue to ifs intersection with the center line of Kilgore Avenue, thence north easterly along the center line of Kilgore Avenue to its intersection with the center line of the Nickel Plate R. R. right of way, thence V* xtTiaof *r «alrvnzv 4 Ho o u 4 o *• 111J 6 Of

to its

he center nne 01 White

River, thence north easterly along the center line of White River to its intersection with the center line of Jackson street, thence east along the center line of Jackson Street to its intersection with the center line of Kilgore Avenue, thence south westerly along the center line of Kilgore Avenue to its intersection with the center line of Adams street, thence east along the center line of Adams Street to its intersection with the center line of Mound Sfreet, thence south along the center line of Mound Street to its intersection with the center line of the Big Four R. R. right of way, thence north easterly along the center line of the Big Four R. R. right of way to the place of beginning. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED by the Common Council of the City of Muncie, Indiana, that precincts numbered 6, 7, 24, 23, and 27 within the City of Muncie, Indiana, shall be, and constitute. Councilmanic District numbered 4, which sUd Councilmanic Distinct is bounded and de-

scribed as follows to-wit:

Commencing at a point in the center line of Jackson Street with its intersection of the west Muncie City Corporation line, thence east along the center line of Jackson street to its intersection of the center line of McKinley Avfrnue produced southward, thence along center line of McKinley Avenue produced southward to its intersection of the center line of

White River, thence e.lo

ng the center line intersection with

the center line of the Ft. Wayne R. R. right of way, thence north easterly along the center line of the Ft. Wayne R. R. right of way to its intersection with the north Muncie City Corporation line, thence westerly along the Muncie City Corporation line to tne place of beginning. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED by the Common Council of the City of Muncie, Indiana, that precincts numbered 1, 2. 4, 5, 8, and 9 within the City of Muncie, Indiana, shall be, and constitute, Councilmanic District numbered 5, which said Councilmanic District is bounded and de-

scribed as follows to-wit:

Commencing at a point in the center line of the Big Four R. R. right of way at Us intersection with the center line of Monroe Street, thence south westerly along the center line of the Big Foiif R. R. right of way to Us intersection of the center line of Mound Street, thence north along the center line of Mound Street to its intersection with the center line of Adams Street, thence west along the center line of Adams Street to its intersection with the center line of Kilgore Avenue, thence north easterly along the center line of Kilgore Avenue to its Intersection with the center line of Jackson Street, thence west along the center line of Jackso^ Street to its intersection with the center line of White River, thence northerly along the center line of White River to its intersection with the center line of Monroe Street produced north, thence south along the center line of Monroe Street to the place of beginning. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINE* by the Common Council of the City of Muncie, Indiana, that precincts numbered 10, IX, 12. 20, and 28 within the City of Muncie, !pd}ana, shall be, and constitute, Councllmanlc District numbered 8, which said

)

Cobaofl&aala District u bounded and is-

scribed as follows to-wit:

Commencing at a point In the wntet line of the Big Four fC It. right of way at its intersection with the east Muncie City Corporation 11ns, thence west along the centeo line of the Big Four R. ft. right of way to Us intarsecUon with ths center line of Penn Street, thence south along the center line of Penn Street to ifs Intersection with the center line of arri a'rxr,c- t.h* Pmirtu.

Willard Street, thence west along the ter line M Willard Street to Its in',

tion with the center line

the

center

Street, thence north along the of Madieon Street to Its Intersection t^ie center line of the Big Four 1

right of way, thence north easterly along the center line of the Big Four R. R. right of way to its intersection of the center lin*

ceb~

intersca*

of Madison

center line

with

Four R ft.

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way to its intersection of the cente of Monroe Street, thence north along th* center line of Monroe Street to its intersection with the center line of Whit* River, thence south easterly along the center line of White River to its intersection of the center iine of Ft. V.'ayn# R. ft. right of way. thence north easterly along the center line of the Ft. Wayne R. R. right of way to Us intersection with the north Muncie City Corporation line, thence easterly along the Muncie City Corporation line to the place of

beginning.

Section 3. Be It Further Ordained by the Common Council of the City of Muncie, Indiana, that an ordWance entitled: “An Ordinance fixing and Describing Six Councilmanic Districts in the City of Muncie. Indiana, the same being numbered Councilmanic Districts No. 1, No. 2, No. 3, No. 4, No. 5, and No. 6. The Said Districts Provided for the Nomination cf Candidates and Election of Members of the Common Council in the year of 1933 and each election thereafter in compliance with the laws enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, in the vear 1983, classifying all civil cities of the State of Indiana, passed by the Common Cduncil of said city on the 0th day of November, 1933, be repealed and the same is hereby in all things repealed. Section 4. That this ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage by the Common Council and the approval of the Mayor thereto. Passed by the Common Council this 17th

day of January, 1934. ORA T. SHROYER,

President, Common Council.

Presented by me to the Mayor for hi* approval and signature this 19th day of

January, 1934. .

LINTON RfDGEWAY,

City Clerk.

Approved and signed by me this 23rd

day of January, 1934.

(SEAL) GEO. R. DALE, Mayor of the City of Muncie, Indiana. Attest: Linton Ridgeway, City Clerk.

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON AMENDMENT OF ZONING ORDINANCE. Notice is hereby given to the citizens of Muncie, Indiana, that public hearing on an amendment to the Zoning Ordinance, which is now pending before the Common Council of the City of Muncie. Indiana,

will be held in the City

in the City Hall at 7:30 p. m., on the

5th day of February, 1934,

muncie, inaiana, council chamber

m., on the

at which time

and place any objections to such amend-

ment or change will be heard.

The proposed amendment or change to be made is as follows: To amend, supplement and change the present Zoning Ordinance of said City of Muncie. Indiana, so as to transfer to the business district, to the six hundred (600) square foot area district and to the eighty (80) foot height district the following described territory in said City of Muncie, Indi-

ana, to-wit:

Lot Number Eight (8) in Block Number Fifteen (15) in Thomas Kirby’s Second Addition to the pity of Mun-

cie, Indiana.

Said proposed ordinance for such amendment or change of said present Zoning Ordinance has been referred to the. City Plan Commission of said City of .Muncie. and has been considered, and said. City Plan Commission has' made its report approving the same: Information concerning such proposed amendment or change is now on file in the office of said City Plan Commission, for public

examination.

Said hearing will be continued from time to time as may be found necessary.

In wi

han

of Muncie. Indiana, (SEAL) LINTON RIDGEWAY, City Clerk, and Clerk of the Common Council of the City of Muncie, this 25 day of January, 1934. " ~ NOTICE”TiO BIDDERS. ” Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals and bids will be received at th* office of the Auditor of Delaware County, Indiana, at the Court House in Muncie, Indiana, for the fumlsh/ig apd selling to said County the following supplies and

itness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and afiixed the seal of the City

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Bids will b* received up to 10:00 o'clock

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well

i. on the 29th day of January, an Electric Pump to be '

Inflrr M

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County Infirmary. In conformity

"ir*n:irv)« nr»Mcr on fi’e

with plans and specifications now

in the Auditor’s Office

Also

up to

motor oils, greaser

bile tires and

on said day 10:00 o’clock

tub?

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bids will be received a. m. for furnishing gasoline and autoirob?s for use in County

Highway Department nnd for cars at County Infirtn'ary arid. Children’s Home. Bids will be received up to 10:00 o’clock a. m. on U19 3Cth day of January. 1931, for culvert pipe to be used by County

Highway Department.

Also Bituinlnous materials for use of County Highway Department in surfacing and treating of county highways. Proposals should bo made for furnishing same both in tank car* lots and in barrels. All materials to be delivered any ding in Delaware County, Indiana, frea

ing in Delaware County, Indiana, freight, express o-' drajage. ‘

. .Ml bids must be accotripanied by a nencollusion affidavit as provided by law and by r bond or certified check in the sum of S500.03 guaranteeing performance cf

bid-if accepted.

Board reserves the right to reject any

and all bids

Done this 19th day of January, 1934. W. MAX SHAFER, Auditor Delaware County, Indian*.

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ISSUE CITY OF MUNCIE, INDIANA, BONDS. Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of the City of Muncie, anti all other persons concerned, that the City of Muncie, Indiana, through its proper legal officers, has determined to issue bonds in the aggregate amount of $100,000. Each of said bonds to be in denomination of $500 each, and will bear interest at the rate of 4^ per centum per annum, payable semiannually, and will mature as follows: Bonds number 120 139 Indus ive, payable January 1, 1940. Bonds numbered 140 to 159 inclusive, payable January 1, 3941. Bonds number 160 to 179 inclusive. payable January 1, 1942. Bonds number ISO to 199 inclusive. payable January 1, 1943. Bonds number 200 to 219 inclusive. payable January 1, 194 4 Bonds number 220 to 239 inclus ive. payable January 1, 3 945. Bond>s number 240 to 259 inclusive. payable January 1, 1946. Bonds number 260 to 279 inclusive. payable January 1, 1947. Bonds number 280 to 299 inclusive. payable January 1, 1948. All of said bonds provided by or dinance onssed bv the Common Council. City of Muncie. Indiana, the 31th dav of December. 1933. Dated Janimvv 20. 1934. LESTER E. HOLLOWAY, City Controller, City of Muncie. Linton Ridgeway, Clerk of City of Muncie. Tan.2G-Feb.2

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