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Balance
Jan. 1, 1911
Rec'd from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 1911 2,585.69 368.25 380.88 1,874.90 687.34
Total Rec'd to
Dec. 31, 1911 $ 2,585.69 368.25 380.88 1,874.9® 687.34
3,309.17 3,309.17
1,830.59 *1,830.59
3*6*3'. 7-i 368/74
4*06.25 4*06.25
'38 V. 9 4 '3'87.94 327.68 327.68
*1*7,033.76 *17,033.76 3,417.95 3.417.95 250.00 250.00 67.50 67.50 401.72 401.72 1,832.33 1,832.33 40,366.66 40,366.66 484.51 484.51
$ 2 8 8 2 9 6 2,882.96 2,089.91 *22,*741.77 24,831.68 267.57 13,148.75 13,416.32 88.81 3,594.25 3,683:06 200.58 1,225.00 1,425.58 4,141.30 4,141.30 284.26 528.94 813.20 212.80 212.80 720.79 720.79 10,439.69 21,193.00 31,632.69 845.77 40,296.41 41,142.18 102.61 665.6S 768.29 5.00 5.00
5.20 5.20 18,088.32 18,088.32 9,363.28 9,363.28 2,822.55 2,822.55 26,990.22 26,990.22 5,149.92 5,149.92 2*6.00 210.00 236.00
"6,216.28 13,661.3 8 *1*9,877.66 18,688.49 43,803.96 62,492.45 20,940.61 50,397.36 71,337.97 44.59 16,669.20 16,713.79
19,617.74 *19,*617.74 1,510.90 1,510.90
543.12 1,431.61 1,974.73 1,200.00 1,200.00 3,514.07 15,170.52 18,684.59 1,684.55 4,172.49 5,857.04 1,937.85 7,572.53 9,510.38 121.01 2,372.05 2,493.06 938.04 3,487.03 4,425.07 227.03 8 97 236.00 916.93 1,687.90 2,601.83 3,511.38 20,875.40 24.386.78
5 76,517.31 $451,113.88 $527,631,1ft
ANNUAL REPORT.
Following is the annual report of the receipts and expenditures by the trustee of Green township, Hancock County, Indiana, from the .-lst day of December, 1910, to the 31st day of December, 1911:
RECEIPTS.
1911. Township Fund. Jan. 1, Amount on hand $ 61.20 Jan. 17, Co. Treas., .Ian. draw.. 504.23 July 17, Co. Treas., July draw.. 585.68 From all other sources 12.75
Total receipts Local Tuition Fund. Jan. 1, Amount on hand Jan. 17, Co. Treas., .Jan. draw July 17, Co. Treas., July draw From all other sources
Total receipts $1,032.86 Special School Fund. Jan. Amount on hard $ 482.31 Jan. 17, Co. Treas., Jan. draw.. 1,533.82 July 17, Co. Treas.. July draw.. 1,489.84 From all other sources 6,018.20
Total receipts $!»,C24.!7 Road Fund. Jan. 1. Amount on hand $ 59.54 Jart.. 17. Co. Treas., Jan. draw.. 102 July 17, Co. Treas., July draw.. 1,197.75
Total receipts Dog Fund. Jan. 1, Amount on hand... From all other sources ....
Total
W. J. Elsworth, teaching Leora Beagle, teaching .J. A. Moore, teaching"... Sherman Rothermel, "teac Lfeora Beagle, teaching Opal Wilson, teaching .. Sherman Rothermel, tea Mary E. Hanna, teaching Genevieve New, teaching W. J. Elsworth, tenching J. A. Moore, teaching Leora Beagle, teaching
Total
$1,163.96
.$ -414.62 1,497.84 1,879.59 240.81
$1,258.31
$ 2 8 1 0 0 161.00
Total receipts DISBURSEMENTS. Township Fund. D. J. Warrum, trustee $ Joseph "Wilson, bal. as superv.. D. J. Warrum, bal. trustee, 1910 Kiger & Co., supplies Clarence Adams, bal. super 1910 Robt. McClarnon, bal. sup. 1910. Saml. Mathews, bal. sup 1910... D. .T. Warrum, trustee D. ,T. Warrum, trustee Irvin Barnard, assess, on ditch. Irvin Barnard, assess, on ditch. D. J. Warrum, trustee Robt. McClarnon, supervisor. .. D. J. Warrum, trustee C. H. Troy, ex. tp. books John S. Spurry, assess Dunn deb A. H. Murfin, adv. board J. E. Ferrell, adv. board D. M. Balinger, adv. board Robt. McClarnon. supervisor .... D. J. Warrum, trustee N. R. Spencer, ptg Mitchell Ptg. Co., ptg. and sup. D. H. Goble Co., sup Robt. McClarnon, superv C. H. Troy, ex. road book C. H. Adams, supervisor Robt. McClarnon, supervisor .... D. J. Warrum, trustee
$ 442.00
I I
25.00 95.00 76.11 2.25 56.00 48.00 94.00 31.00
130.00 10.00 18.00 90.00 30.00 10.00 20.65 20. u0 5.00 5.00 5.00 20.00 5.00 21.95 27.90 32.00 50.00 10.00 25.00 ^.00 35.00
Total $1,017.89 Local Tuition Fund. Leora Beagle, teaching Opal Wilson, teaching Ernest Warrum, teaching Jesse Warrum, teaching Opal Wilson, teaching Elizabeth Curry, teaching ... Nellie Martin, teaching Sherman Rothermel, teaching.. Jesse Saville, teaching Leora Beagle, teaching Ernest Warrum, teaching C. L. Collingwood, teaching Ernest Warrum, teaching Leora Beagle, eaching1 Elizabeth Curry, teaching Leora Beagle, teaching Sherman Rothermel, teaching.. Jesse Saville, teaching Opal Wilson, teaching Leora Beagle, teaching Ernest Warrum, teaching Ernest Warrum, teaching Leora Beagle, teaching Ernest Warrum, teaching Opal Wilson, teaching Leora Beagle, teaching Jesse Saville, teaching C. F. Carlton, teaching Ernest Warrum, teaching .tesse Warrum, teaching Elizabeth Curry, teaching Sherman Rothermel, teaching.. M. H. Reed, teaching Ernest Warrum, teaching C. F. Carlton, teaching Leora Beagle, teaching Sherman Rothermel, teaching.. Genieve New, teaching Opal Wilson, teaching W. J. Elsworth, teaching J. A. Moore, teaching Leora Beagle, teaching Ernest Warrum, teaching Leora Beagle, teaching Sherman Rothermel, teaching.. Mary E. Hanna, teachine Genevieve New, teaching
H. T. Huber, wood and work... H. L. Thomas, tuition C. H. Albea, hauling coal Lon Rash, hauling coal Paul Rash, hauling coal Chas. Anderson, drilling well.... Albert McCreery, hauling coal.. G. W. Gordon, architect C. L. Tindall, drafting contract. J. W. Fry, remodeling bldg Geo. Conger, clean and rep vlts. Brandenburg & Carlton, coal Albert Barnard, hauling coal... Cook Bros., stove and repairs.. Fortville School Board, tuition. C. Balinger, oiling floors J. W. Fry, remodeling bldg •T. W. Fry, bal. remod. bldg Wm. Bundy, wood A. J. Banks & Son, heat plant.. G. D. Baity, shelter and repairs Isaac Martin, sheuer of hack... D. H. Goble Co., supplies W. A. Hughes, tp. seal G. W. Gordon, architect J. F. Webb, lumber Wm. Chappie, labor J. L. Dangler, labor C. Balinger, repairs for hack... T. L. Huey, hauling pupils. .. E. R. Walker, repairs W. H. Warrum, janitor C. Kemerly, repair pump A. J. Banks & Son, bal. on h. pit G. W. Gordon, bal. architect... Henry Rogers, lumber G. D. Baity, hauling pupils Dora Arnold, super, of music... W. H. Warrum, janitor H. S. Adams, glass and lumber Robt. McClarnon. hauling pupils T. L. Huey, hauling pupils Wm. Huey, janitor
40.00 -o.OO 14.92 44.75 50.00 40.00 ^5.00 50.00 25.00 25.00 130.00 100.00 8.00 40.00 120.00 5.00 50.00 45.00 50.00 15.00 9.00 15.00 5.00 16.00 75.00 18.00 82.00 442.00 69.63 215.25 101.00 60.41 4.60 10.00 35.00 25.00 50.00 70.00 56.00 75.00 60.00 35.00 8.00 40.00 60.00 125.00 80.00
AUDITOR'S ANNUAL REPORT.
TO THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF HANCOCK COUNTY, Gentlemen: I herewith submit my Annual Report showing the Receipts and Expenditures of Hancock County, Indiana, from January 1, 1911 to January 1 1912:
KIND OF FUNDS
Clerk of the Circuit Court Fees County Auditor County Treasurer County Recorder ."!!!!! County Sheriff County Surveyor !!.!!"!!! County Superintendent County Assessor County Coroner County Health Commissioner Commissioners' Court County Council Attorneys, County and Pauper.. County Board of Review County Board of Truancy Expense of Assessing Township Poor Court House County Jail County Poor Farm County Home for Orphans Expense of Inmates State Institutions Expense of Insanity Inquest Expense of Epileptic Inquests Expense of Elections Expense of Burial (Soldiers). Expense of Public Printing Highways, Viewers, Damages, etc Board of County Charities Expense of Ditches Expense of Justice of the Peace...' Telephones Heating Plant Taxes Refunded Examination of Public Records Expense of Bridges
Expense of Bridge Repairs Changes of Venue Circuit Court, Special Judges Circuit Court, Jury Fees Expense of the Circuit Court Interest from Depositories Taxes County Revenue Miscellaneous Balance in County Revenue Jan. 1, 1911 Bond or Sinking Fund Principal Common Principal Congressional Principal Permanent Endowment Interest Common Interest Congressional Interest. Permanent Endowment Fines and Forfeitures Sale Bonds for Con. of Mac. and Gravel Roads.. Tax for Redemption of Rd. Bonds and Coupons. Tax Sale Redemption Show License Gravel Road Repair Brier Ditch Wilson Ditch State Tax Benevolent Institution Fund State Debt Sinking Fund State School Tax State Educational Institutions Fund Docket Fees Unclaimed Fees Township Tax Local Tuition Tax Special School Tax Road Tax Additional Road Tax Common School Revenue Surplus Dog Fund Library Fund Liquor License Corporation Tax Water Works Tax Electric Light Tax Bond Fund Fire. Department Cemetery Tax Sinking Fund Gravel Roads
75.00 40.00 40.00 50.00 50.00 100.00 40.00 50.00 50.00 75.00 40.00 35.00
hir.g
chins
,378.56
Special School Fund.
Isaac Martin, hack shelter $ Burt Bulk, pump Brandenburg & Carlton, fence and posts o._ W. Curtis, repair of hacks... Kiger & Co., supplies G. I). Baity, hauling children... Thomas Huey, hauling pupils.. S. Jl. Trueblood, repairs J. L. Dangler, material Matilda Frank, pay on warrant. T. L. Huey, hauling pupils C. Balinger, Imulin.g coal Robt. McClarnon, iiauhng pupils C. Balinger, repairs 'I'. L. Huey, hauling pupils C. Balinger, hauling'coal Nora Hare, supv. of music G. I). Baity, hauling nupils Jesse Saville, inst. a.rid jan C. F. Carlton, inst. and Jan.... Ernest Warrum, inst. and jan.. Jesse Warrum, inst. and .jan... T. L. Huey, hauling pupils Elizabeth Curiy, inst. and ja.n. Sheiman Rothermel int. ard teh. Leora Beagle, .nst,. and teach'g Xelle Martin, inst. and teaching C. L. Collingwood, inst., teach'g. liobt. McClarnon, hauling pupils Opal Wilson, inst. and jan Op il Wilson, bal. int. and jan.. C. Balinger, hauling coal J. L. Dangler, repairs A E. Curry, wood W. A. Jones, wood D. J. Warrum, enumeration W. H. Smart, repair of hack... Joseph Milrer. cir.g, vaults S. H. Trueblood, music-, com... Henry Rogers, wood Fuqua & Umbenhower. sun Fran.v Gibbs, stove and repairs.
12.00 3.75
11.83 ,.50 25.75 32.*,0 15.00 3.25 .50 475.00 25.00 9.00 40.00 2.00 15.00 9.00 48.50 125.50 19.80 36.80 33.30 37.50 49.25 29.20 132.09 80.15 193.10 209.50 79.50 7.50 21.25 3.00 12.20 4.12 4.00 30.00 3.00 4.50 14.00
Balance
•r-50
35.50 4.50 3^.00
1
9.24 8.24 8.10 8.29
100.00 30.00
Total .... ...$7,748.70 Road Fund. Isaac Troy, gravel order $ 16.00 C. II. Troy, gravel 22.20 Gnd. Banking Co., gravel 71.20 Lee C. Thayer, gravel 17.00 •I• M. .Tarrett, gravel 43.02 O. L. Morrow, gravel 51.40 Oscar Groves, gravel 22 00 Lawrence Wood, gd., gravel 66.60 D. M. Balinger, gravel 6.80 Margaret Wilson, gravel 153.20 Henry T. Huber, gravel 110.78 R. A. Albea, gravel 51 60 Pendletbn Banking Co., gravel. 25.84 Juqua & Umbenhower, gravel.. 10.20 Kiger and Co., road drags 67.50 Henry Rogers, bridge lumber, .i 19.55 Jesse M. Reedy, gravel 2.40
GREENFIELD REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1912
Overdraft Jan. 1, 1911.
22.69
$ 3,335.10
Respectfully submitted, CHARLES H. TROY, Auditor of Hancock County.
N. W. Wilson, gravel il.20 H. H. Huber, gravel 19.20 F. M. Jackson, int. and pay on warrant 316.53 A. B. Thomas, gravel 4.80 Widener and Parsons, sewer... 3.ti0 Isaac Troy, gravel S4.20
Total $1,196. Dog Fund. Robert Fair, sheep killed Philander Collver, dog fund dist. W. S. Barrett, stock killed L. G. Boden, stock Killed L. G. Boden, stock killea Isaac Martin, sheep killed Isaac Martin, sheep maimed... Frank McKinsey, sheep killed..
Total Trustee's Service For 246 days' service Office rent Postage Telephone
Total
Disbursed Total Disburse Balance from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, Dec. 31, to Dec. 31. 1911. 1911. $ 3,391.12 $ 3,391.12
4,134.10 4,134.10 3,509.96 3,509.96 2,028.83 2,028.83 3,220.56 3,220.56 638.13 638.13 1,733.41 1,733.41 754.20 754.20 502.52 502.52 346.87 346.87 902.45 902.45 370.00 370.00 312.00 312.00 317.25 317.25 4,201.50 4,201.50 2,566.41 2,825.18 1,444.78 1,444.78 168.98 168.98 5,349.71 5,349.71 816.35 816.35 918.48 918.48 720.72 720.72 50.80 50.80 425.00 425.00 430.00 430.00 883.73 883.73 510.90 510.90 21.50 21.50 36.83 36.83 6.60 6.60 150.00 150.00 2,817.43 2,817.43 393.15 393.15 3,110.85 3,110.85 14,808.45 14,808.45 111.50 111.50 1,642.40 1,642.40
258.77
*4,82*1.70 .'*4,'821.76
2,508.7!)
15*9.29 15*9.29
422. IS
'l'l3'.S3
39.52
21.41
19,595.05 19,617.74 1,510.90 1,510.90 1,314.44 1,314.44 660.29 1,200.00 1,200.00 14,237.07 14,237.07 '4.447.52 3,943.32 3,943.32 1,913.72 8,116.84 8,116.84 1,393.54 1,392.55 1,392.55 1,100.51 2,989.52 2,989.52 1,435.5 232.98 232.98 3.02 1,954.04 1,954.04 650.79 16,739.63 16,769.63 7,647.15 *427,480.7S 5430,865.SS $ 97,920.51
Balance in Treasury .$ 96,765.31
I
10.00 i7i.oo 25.00 30.00 62.00 I 51.37 I 10.00
$
366.87
Account. $
492.00 15.00
SUMMARY. Township Fund, hand last report.,
Balance on Receipts ..
Total balance and receipts.... Disbursements
509.00
1,163.96 1,017.89
I Balance $ 146.07 Lo''al Tuition Fund. Balance on hand last report ...S 414.62
Receipts 3,618.24
Total balance and Disbursements ..
receipts .$4,032.86 3,378.56
.$ 654.30
Special School Fund.
Balance on hand last report.., Receipts
Total balance and Disbursements ..
9,041. S6
receipts
9,524.1 r.748.70
Balance $1,775.47 Additional Road Fund. Balance on hand last report.... $ 59.54 Receipts 1,198.77
00 Total balance and receipts $1,258.31 nr
1
Disbursements 1,196.82
Balance $ 61.49 Dog Fund.
Balance on hand last report....? 281.00 Receipts
Total balance and receipts $
Disbursements
1,000.00 20.00 164.80 1.92 I 35.62 32.00 9.00 1,000.00 904.18 30.00 1,000.00 7.00 6.00 17.56 2.35 50.00 5.55 2.50 22.00 6.30 35.00 2.00
Balance
161.00
442.00 336.87
Total of all Funds.
75.13
Balance on hand last report.. Receipts 15,122.63
$ 1,298.67
Total balance and receipts $16,421.30 Disbursements 13,708.84
Balance $ 2,712.46 State of Indiana, Hancock County, ss: The undersigned, being duly sworn upon his oath, says that the within is a true and complete showing of all the moneys received and paid out as he verily believes, and that the various items of expenditure credited have been fully paid in the sums stated, and without express or implied agreement that any portion thereof shall be retained by or paid to him or to any other person and that he has received no money or article of value in consideration of any 25.00 contract made by him as trustee.
2.00
836.00 87.00 2.10 75.00 25.00 20.00 14.80 75.00 70.00 40.00
D. J. WARRUM. Township Trustee.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 2d day of January, 1912. D. M. Balinger,
Total
1.
Chairman Adv. Board.
FINANCIAL REPORT
The following is the report of the receipts and disbursements of the trustee of Blue River township, Hancock County, Indiana, from December 31, 1910, to December 31, 1911:
RECEIPTS
1911. Township Fund. Jan. 1, Overdraft .$ 11.16 .Tan. 16, Co. Treas., Jan. draw.. 445.37 May 27, Cap. St. Bank, tp. fund 125.00 July 15, Co. Treas, July draw.. 625.38
Balance
.$1,195.75
Road Fund.
Jan. 1. Balance $ 4(55.02 .Tan. 16, Co. Treas, Jan. draw.. .24 July 15, Co. Treas., July draw.. 1,341.71
Total $1,806.97 Special School Fund. Jan. 1, Balance $ 4 70 Jan. 16, Co. Treas., Jan. draw.. 1,408^33
Overdraft Dec. 31, 1911.
1911.
$*1*6,272.59
"26.V00.66 26,6O'O'.66 4,231.68 12,525.CO 12,525.00 891.32 3,175.00 3,175.00 508.06 1,300.00 1,300.00 125.58 4,662.94 5,085.12 714.36 714.36 98.8*4 2*8.94 402.77 7*20.79 *1*9,66*4.69 'i 9,"7*04.21 11 928.48 32,049.07 34,555.77 6,586.41 627.44 627.44 140.85 5.00
2*1.41
18,088.32 18,088.32
$ 943.82
189* 97
5.20
5.20
9,363.28 9,363.28 2,822.55 2,822.55 26,990.22 26,990.22 5,149.92 5,149.92 220.00 220.00 16.66
14, *91*6*. 9 9 14,916.9!' 4,9*60.67 44,700.92 44,700.92 17,791.53 51,124.10 51,124.10 20,213.87 16,542.24 16,542.24 171.55
1,155.10
April 11, Cap. St. Bank, special 1,200.00 July 15, Co. Treas., July draw.. 2,451.43
Total 55.C64.46 Tuition Fund. Jan. 1, Balance $ 774.80 Jan. 16, Co. Treas., Jan. draw. 1,767.87 Jan. 16. Cap. St Bank, Jan. int. 4.41 Jan. 16, Cap. St Bank, Dec. int. 2.30 Mar. 4, Caj. St Bank, Feb. int. 4.37 April 7, Cap. St Bank, Mar. int. 3.80 June 5, Cap. St Bank, April int. 2.22 June 5, Cap. St Bank, May int.. 1.16 June 5. Cap. St Bank, June int. .96 Sept. 5, Cap. St Bank, July int. 6.98 Sept. 5, Cap. St Bank, Aug. int.. 10.25 Oct. 3, Cap. St Bank, Sept. int. 7.88 Nov. 6, Cap. St Bank, Oct. int. 7.16 Dec. 7, Cap. St Bank, Nov. int. 5.50 Mar. 15, Co. Treas., dog fd dist. 70.79 July 15, Co. Treas., July draw.. 1,900.20 Dec. 30, C. A. Crider, transfers. 14.00
Total $4,584.67 Dog Fund. Mar. 15, Co. Treas deficit dog fd.$ 51.50 May 27, Delinq. dog tax 10.00 June 8. Perry Brooks, dog tax.. 143.00 Dec. 30, Delinquent tax 8.00
Total §. 212.50 DISBURSEMENTS Township Fund. Jan. 1, Overdraft $ 11.61 Philander Collyer, field ex 80.43 Riley A. Catt, supervisor 41.00 A. W. Luse, supervisor 20.00 Cap. State Bank, int. on note... 6.15 O. J. Coffin, per diem 104.00 Clara Coffin, office rent 25.00 W. O. Hawkins, advisory 5.00 J. J. Beeson, advisory 5.00 H. F. Chandler, supervisor 20.00 Harvey Colclazier. supervisor... 21.00 S. Morrison Tel. Co., exchange.. 2.00 D. H. Gobie Ptg. Co., supplies.. 38.39 N. R. Spencer, ptg. report 11.95 Mitchell Co., notice and report. 25.00 O. .T. Coffin, per diem 50.00 Lemuel Bali, advisory 5.00 O. ,T. Coffin, per diem 125.00 J. A. Cleary, survey of ditch 5.00 Cap. State Bank, note and int.. 126.38 C. H. Troy, field examiners 20.65 O. J. Coffin, per diem 25.00 A. W. Luse, supervisor 40.00 W. S. Montgomery, ptg. rep. 1909 30.00 H. F. Chandler, supervisor 50.00 Harvey Colclazier, supervisor... 40.00 A. W. Luse, supervisor 20.00 o. J. Coffin, per diem 75.00 Harvey Colclazier, supervisor... 40.00 A. W. Luse. supervisor 40.00 H. F. Chandler, supervisor 30.00 R. A. Catt, supervisor 20.00 O. J. Coffin, per diem 25.00
Total $1,183.56 Road Fund. .T. C. Hamilton, gravel $ 23.60 I.em Hackleman, bridge logs 5.34 John R. Hill, gravel 38.25 Tyner and Hack, gravel 57.60 D. M. Binford, gravel 9.30 R. J. Larrison. gravel 40.80 C. M. Curry Co., tools 5.65 Albert Binford, gravel 3.00 Albert Binford, snow plowing... 1.50 Allen Jessup, snow plowing 1.50 Noble Bassett, gravel 13.75 Frank Binford, snow plowing.... 1.50 Levi Gurley, gravel and work... 7.10 Ollie Nibarger, tax receipt 1.93 ,T. B. Jessup. tax receipt 6.28 J. B. Chandler, tax receipt 6.94 C. H. Troy, field exam 10.00 Gfld. B. and S. Co., sewer, lumb. 214.60 Lawrence Catt, .ax receipt 10.42 Gild B. and S. Co., sewers 106.25 Fred A. Hack, gravel 10.00 C. F. Pritchard, tax receipts.... 1.20 W. H. Porter, gravel 11.00 Gfld B. and S. Co., bridge oak. 16.56 Ernest Bond, bridge oak 26.37 Tyner and Hack, gravel 29.00 R. J. Larrison, gravel 36.40 Whitaker & McGaughey, gravel 2.20 .T. H. Cox. gravel 201.95 Carl Sample, gravel 36.37 J. O. Nelson, dynamite caps.... 11.47 .T. H. Dobbins, gravel 123.61 George Hey, gravel 4.25 Olid Bdg $7 Sewer Co., sewers.. 31.00 Thomas Miller, gravel 10.40 S. C. Ollinger. travel 35.20 Thomas & Son, tools 3.50
Total $1,155.79 Special School Fund. L. O. Andrews, hack driver $ 150.00 Chester Huffman, hack driver.. 100. Cap. State Bank, int. on note.. 61.50 Arthur Wales, hauling punils 40.00 John C. Hastings, hack driver.. 310.00 T. TT. New. coal 179.00 C. M. Curry Co., merchandise... 13.17 Kiger & Co.. school wagon 168.00 A. P. Conklin, rock* pave, etc. ." 'wf 16.81 W. R. Hough, int. on bonds .tsm 98.96 Arthur Walls, hauling pupils... 20.00 L. O. Andrews, hack driver 50.00 D. H. Goble Co., school sup.... 30.32
Chas. Pearson, hauling coal.... Ernest Bonn, wood James Bassett, coal and haul'g Chester Huffman, nac-k driver.. Arthur Walls, hauling pupils.... L. O. Andrews, hauling pupils.. N. R. Spencer, programs Mitchell Ptg. Co. notice of cont. Roy White, hauling pupils W. W. Black, com. address.... Horatio Davis, tp. inst W. C. Brandenburg, inst. dip. ex J. C. Hastings, hack driver.... Ellis Coffin, inst. and jan Geo. Mace, janitor Arthur Walls, hauling mN Geo. Frazier, hauling pupils.... Jot Jessup, hauling pupils J. J. Beeson, hauling pupils.... E. R. Binford, inst. and jan.... J. A. White, hauling pupils.... N. W. Crider, tp. inst J. H. Dobbins, coal and wood.. C. Huffman, driver, coal, wood. L. Andrews, driver, coal, wood. Catherine Pusey, inst. and jan.. S. Jessup, hauling pupils Mary Binford, teaching, inst... Clara C. Coffin, enumerator.... Lem Ball, wood and work Margaret Bassett, teach., inst... Omer Binford, int. on note Morris'tn Sch. Corp, transfers.. J. W. Cooper, decorations New Milling Co., coal Cit. Bank, bond and interest... H. R. Havens, freight on coal.. H. R. Havens, freight on coal.. W. R. Hough, bond interest.... C. A. Huffman, hauling coal... L. O. Andrews, hauling coal.... Wm. Loy, plaster, and work Arthur Strickland, coal L. Barnard, cleaning s. Eli O. Catt, material and work. Geo. Mace, bill on file
Total
Total
6.00 2.00 5.50
70.00 15.00
100.00 3.00 10.00 15.00 25.00 28.00 18.50 302.60 30.10 174.00 28.75 88.10 70.00 35.00 34.75 37.50 24.50 5.00 84.00 50.00 33.60 52.50 19.60 20.00 3.50 24.50 55.50 32.00 6.82 40.40
1,124.76 72.45 77.89 74.28 33.89 39.86 10.00 114.99 5.00 4.55 18.80 31.00 3.50 40.00 40.00 50.00 75.00 17.00 84.00 15.00 40.00 40.00 50.00 7.80 25.00 15.00 40.00 50.00 40.00 9.75 6.50 12.00
Powell Music Co., piano J. E. Wiley, repairs Allen Jessup, hack driver C. Huffman, hack driver Arthur Walls, hack driver Kiger & Co, bill on file K. Barnard, clng. s. Fidelity Ins. Co., policy on s. h.. F. E. White, wood Allen .Tessup, hack driver C. Huffman, hack driver Arthur Walls, hack driver Little, Brown Co., reference bks Allen Jessup, hack driver ....... Allen Jessup, hack driver C. Huffman, hack driver Arthur Walls, hack uriver J. E. Wiley, per contract F. E. Gibbs, coal fixtures L. J. Trees, repairs Chas. Bash, hauling pupils
.54,856.69
Tuition Fund.
Earl R. Binford, teaching W. C. Brandenburg, supt Horatio Davis, principal Margaret Bassett, teaching ... Mary Binford, teaching Catherine Pusey, teaching .... Ellis Coffin, teaching Nora Hare, music and drawing W. C. Brandenburg, supt Horatio Davis, principal Margaret Bassett, teaching .... Mary Binford, teaching Catherine Pusey, teaching
Ellis Coffin, teaching Earl R. Binford, teaching Nora Hare, music and drawing W. C. Brandenburg, supt W. C. Brandenburg, supt Horatio Davis, principal Margaret Bassett, teaching .... Mary Binford, teaching Catherine Pusey, teaching .... Ellis Coffin, teaching Earl Binford, teaching N. W. Crider, teaching Nora Hare, teaching Lilah Smith, teaching Horatio Davis, principal W. C. Brandenburg, supt Ellis Coffin, teaching Nora Hare, teaching Earl R. Binford, teaching Earl R. Binford. teaching N. W. Crider, teaching Catherine Pusey, teaching Mary Binford, teaching Margaret Bassett, teaching Walter T. Orr, supt Walter T. Orr, supt Hazel C. Binford, principal ... Margaret Bassett, teaching ... N. W. Crider, teaching Catherine Pusey, teaching .... Mary Binford teaching Ellis Coffin, teaching Lilah Smith, teaching Walter T. Orr, supt Hazel Binford, principal Margaret Bassett, teaching ... Catherine Pusey, teaching .... Mary Binford, teaching Ellis Coffin, teaching Lilah Smith, teaching Dora Arnold, teaching W. T. Or r, supt Hazel Binford, principal Margaret Bassett, teaching Mary Binford, teaching Catherine Pusey, teaching .... Ellis Coffin, teaching Lilah Smith, teaching Dora Arnold, teaching
35.00 50.00 by.00 50.00 45.00 45.00 35.00 30.00 50.00 60.00 50.00 45.00 45.00 35.00 35.00 15.00 20.00 100.00 60.00 50.00 45.00 45.00 35.00 35.00 100.00 15.00 6.90 200.00 359.50 112.00 40.00 40.00 305.10 283.00 122.00 122.00 190.00 60.00 40.00 60.00 50.00 50.00 45.00 45.00 35.00 35.00 309.00 60.00 50.00 45.00 45.00 35.00 35.00 25.00 125.CO 60.00 50.00 45.00 45.00 35.00 35.00 20.00
$3,760.50
Dog Fund.
R. F. Cook, pay for sheep $ 40*00 Forest Henley, pay for sheep... 10.00 Frank Binford, pay for sheep.. 1.50 R. F. Cook, pay for sheep -0.00
Total $ 71.50 Trustee's Service Account. To .Tan. 1, 1912, 261 days $ 522.00 By Check 300.00
Balance due RECAPITULATION. Township Fund. Receipts Disbursements and overdraft..
Balance
Total balance and receipts Disbursements
Balance
Total balance and receipts Disbursements
Balance
Total balance and receipts Disbursements
.$ 222.00
Balance on hand last report... Receipts
195.75 183.56
12.19
Road Fund.
465.02 ,341.95
,806.97 ,155.79
.$ 651.18
Special School Fund.
Balance on hand last report... Receipts
4.70
,059.76
064.46 ,856.69
.$ 207.77
Tuition Fund.
Balance on hand last report... Receipts
.$ 7 4.82 809.85
584.67 760.50
Balance $• 827.17 Dog Fund. Receipts $ 212.50 Disbursements 71.50
Balance $ 141.00 Total of all Funds. Balance oh hand last report $1,132.93 Receipts 11,610.81
Total balance and receipts ..12,852.74 Disbursements 11,016.43
Balance $1,836.31 Register of Tp. Indebtedness. Aug. 14, 1909, .T. F. Wild & Co., $1,100, special school fund, at 4V& per cent, int., due Aucust 14, 1912.
Aug. 14. 1909, J. F. Wild & Co., $1,100, special schol fund, at 4% per cent, int., due August 14. 1913. •Tan. 19, 1911, Capital State Bank, $2,200, snecial school fund, at 6 per cent., due Jan. 19, 1912.
Jan. 19, 1911, Capital State Bank, $125, township fund, at 6 per cent, interest, due Jan. 19, 1912.
May 12, 1911, Omar Binford, $925, special school fund, at 6 per cent., due May 12, 1912. State of Indiana, Hancock County, ss:
The undersigned, being duly sworn, upon his oath, says, that the within is a true and complete showing of all tbe moneys received and naid out, as he verily believes: and that the various items of expenditure credited have been fully paid in the sums stated, and without express or implied agreement that any portion thereof shan ,e retained by or paid to him, or to any other person ap.d that he has received no money nor article of value in consideration of any contract made by him as trustee.
O. J. COFFIN, Township Trustee.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this, the 2d day of January. 1912. W. O. Hawkins. 1 Chairman Adv. Board.
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MMiss Agnes Walsh is the guest of friends and relatives at Rushville.
District Chairman Elmer Bassett Thinks Former Representative Will Make Race.
District Chairman Elmer Bassett of Shelbyvilie, is authority for the statement that James E. Watson will be a candidate for nomination for Congress in the Sixth district this year. Mr. Watson represented the district in Congress for ten years. Four years ago he accepted the Republican nomination for governor and was defeated by Hon. Thomas R. Marshall.
The name of Mr. Watson has frequently been mentioned in connection with the nomination, but Mr. Watsons most intimate friends in Hancock county were of the opinion that he would not accept the nomination, even if offered to him without opposition. The announcement of Chairman Bassett came as a surprise to them, and some of them still doubt the accuracy of the statement.
The nomination is not being sought at this time by anyone. The name of Will A. Hough, who was a candidate for the nomination at Shelbyvilie in 1908, when the Hon. Wm. 0. Barnard was nominated, has been suggested as an especially well equipped man for the place, but so far he has manifested absolutely no interest in the matter. The name of Former State Senator Thomas Mull, of Rush county, has been suggested, but it is said that he has declared that he would decline the nomination if it were given to him. The name of Judge Will H. Sparks, of Rushville. has been favorably mentioned for the place but he says positively "No." He says there are not enough postofTices in the district to make the office attractive to him. If Mr. Watson wants the nomination, it looks like he could have it without opposition. This is regarded as a peculiar condition in the face of the claim of Republicans that they can carry the district this year.
The time for holding the Congressional convent-ion has not been set, but it is probable that the place of the convention will be Richmond.
C'OL. J. E. FROST, Auctioneer.
Public Sale
The undersigned will sell at public auction at his farm, the old James C. Hawk farm, 3 miles north of New Palestine, 2 miles south of Stop 34 on T. H. I. & E. Traction Line, and 8 miles southwest of Greenfield, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1912, Beginning at 10 o'clock a. m., the following personal property, to-wit
SEVEN HEAD OF HORSES—Including one Coach mare 4 years old, sound, good worker and all right: one 2-year-old gelding, a good one one generalpurpose mare, good gentle mare, anyone can drive her one general purpose mare, good worker one general purpose mare, bred to the Schieldmeier horse two weanling filly colts, both drafts.
FOUR HEAD OF CATTLE—One part Jersey milk cow, due to calve about April 10th one Jersey-nolstein milk cow will be fresh February 10th. Both of these cows are good makers two heifers—one a Hereford-Jersey, will be fresh about February 10th, tne other a black Jersey.
THREE HEAD OF HOGS—One Duroc brood sow, will farrow in first part of April and two shoats, will weigh about 40 pounds.
Fifty Shocks of Fodder in Field. FARMING IMPLEMENTS One 2horse farm wagon in good shape one good buggy one McCormick binder, in good condition: one 1-horse corn drill: one 6-hoe wheat drill one Shunk breaking plow one single and one doubleshavel plow one riding National cultivator: o,ne set of log bolsters, stirrups and chains one hay bed. one gravel bed, one hog rack, one clover dump, one Buckeye mower, one Osborne disc harrow, used a year one spring-tooth harrow. One double set of new breeching work harness, one set of good old breech ing harness one set single buggy harness, and many other articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE—All sums of $5.00 and under, cash in hand over that amount a credit of 12 months will be given, the purchaser executing good bankable note with approved freehold security, waiving relief from valuation and appraisement laws. Six per cent, discount for cash. No property to be removed until terms of sale are complied with.
CHARLES H. HAWK.
Vard H. Finnell, Clerk. d26-30-w25
Miss Helena Amick with Mrs. Peacock, of Charlottesville, visited the Knightstown school Monday afternoon.
Arthur Loehr and family, of Westland, spent Sunday here with Joseph Loehr and family.
Hon. George W. Williams, of Knightstown, father of Chas. Williams of this city, has announced himself as a candidate for re-nom-ination as representative in the Indiana Legislature. Mr. Williams has served two terms as Representative from his county.
We Sell
Fertilizers,
also
firoand Phosphoric Rock
Direct to Framers.
Our seed oats took first premium at Johnson Shelby Go's and State Fairs. Advise us how much fertiliser or oats you need.
Empire Guano Company" Franklin, Indiana.
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