Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 197, Hammond, Lake County, 21 January 1913 — Page 8

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THE TIMES. Tuesday, Jan. 21, 1913.

CHANGE PROGRAM TO VISIT STEEL MILL

Instead of a morning session today the delegates attending the national mid-winter conference of the Congregational Church Home Missionary society of America enjoyed a trip through the stejel mills of Gary, a special train being provided for the purpose. This afternoon the mission men resumed their work at the Y. M. C. A,'; Today's program, which has since been changed by the mill trip, was posted as follows: 9:00 a. m. Paper "The Outlook for Wise and Decisive Action at the Kansas City Council" McCollum. 9:15 a. m. Discussion. 9:45 a. m, Miscellaneous Business. 10:00 a. m. Prayer Service led by Tower.

10:20 a, m. Paper "Are We On the Right Line In Our Present Plans of Financing Our Denominational Missionary . Work?" "Yes" Rothrock. "No" Sutherland. , 10:40 a. m. Discussion. 11:00 a. m. Report of Committee on Million Dollar City Fund Harbutt. chairman. 11:10 a. m. Discussion. 12:00 m. Recess. 2:00 p. m. "Shall We Overture the Board of Directors to Push Work among Finns?" Emrich. 2:15 p. m. Discussion. 2:30 p. m. Paper VWhat Would Be the Ideal Relationship between the Home Missionary Society and the Sunday School Society?" Thrall. 2:45 p. m. Discussion. 3:30 p. m. "AA'ould It Strengthen Our Home Mission Situation If One of the Secretaries of the National Society Were Located at Chicago?" Carter. 3:45 p. m. Discussion. 4:00 p. m. Review of "The Church In the Open Country" Smith. 4:15 p. m. Paper "The Country

Church as It Is and as Is Might Be. Miss Rachel Brooks. i ' 4:30 p. m. Discussion. 5:00 p. m. Recess. 7:00-9:00 Joint Meeting with Board of Directors. Review of the. field In eight-minute papers. Last hour devoted to bIxt stereopticon reports by Messrs. Armstrong, Soule, Shelton, Scudder, Hopkins and Rathbone.

TIMES 'AD' AND PARCEL POST WILL BAR MIDDLEMAN tCoBtlnned from Pace Ll

time to wake up to this splendid opportunity. Right here in the Calumet region Is the BEST MARKET on earth. Right here there are 100,000 persons, and 99,999 are- "kicking" about the high cost of living and racking their brains for some way to buy their goods with

out having to pay big profits from on

to

to three middlemen for the chance

buy food and everything else. They have formed organizations to find a way around the middleman and deal direct with the farmer, the producer and the packer or manufacturer. Maybe you think they are not waiting for a chance to buy direct from the farm? Just send a three line advertisement to Thb Times tor publication at a cost of, say, 16 cents per insertion and then see the orders come in. Some farmere, dairymen and food packers already have seen the possibilities of wealth and are selling goods like hot cakes by The Times and the parcel post. One Cedar Creek farmer who thought he saw a way to sell goods direct to the consumer at city prices placed a two line "ad" in The Times last week announcing that he would ship eggs by the dozen or half dozen by parcel post. He sold ten dozen eggs at a cost of io cents for his sales agent The Times. Direct to Consumer. It cost him in postage less than onehalf the profits that would have been

taken by the wholesaler and retailer before his eggs could have reached the consumer, and he was able to sell his egga at a little less than city prices at that Usually an egg has to pass through at least two hands and somteimes three on the way from the henhouse to the breakfast table. -By this system of parcel post you deal direct with the consumer. It is a new idea and the consuming public Is taking to it like a hungry spring trout to a gaudy fly. All the public is waiting for Is to learn where and how they can buy direct from the farmer and the producer. They have been nursing the belief that they are paying more profits to the middleman than to the farmer, and they want to buy straight and as near farm prices as you can. afford to seK They have a "grouch" against the cold storage egg and old butter, and that is where you come in, that is your chance. Mr.

Farmer. It will not cost you much to test this system. A three line ad. that is placed

before more than 50,000 persons a day Is a wonder workers. The cost of mailing a pound of food products within the fifty-mile mailing pounds. ' The Times, whose small "ad." columns already sell thousands or dollars' worth of almost every kind of goods yearly, intends to make a special feature of this parcel post advertising. Just as the buying public of this vicinity has learned that The Times can sell almost everything for it, the farmzone around the Calumet region, which covers a large corner of Indiana, Is 5 cents a pound, or 35 cents for eleven ers and producers who are wide awake enough are going to learn that The Times can sell their produce direct to the consumer at city prices. . ' This Is the time to start your test of that system. Send in your little "ad." to The Times and you will be amazed at the results one of those little sales agents will produce.

CARTER AND VAN HORNE'S NEW BILLS

fContlnuad from Par t.

WHY ARE READER?

YOU NOT A TIMES

the mayor and controller would comprise the Common Council. One councilman would serve on the board of works, one on the board of health and one on the board of safety. The two other members of each of these boards would be appointed by the mayor. The salaries of various officers would be based on the valuation of taxable property. Another bill was introduced by Representative VanHorne , and it had for

Its purpose to raise the salaries of the circuit and superior court Judges In Lake county from $3,600 to $5,000 a year. The bill applies only to Lake county. It says that twenty resident free holders may file a petition with the county commissioners and the latter will then hold a hearing and If they so decide they may Increase the salaries of the judges In any sum not to exceed $1,500 a year.

THE TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE'S ANNUAL REPORT To the Advisory Board of Ross Township, Lake County, Indiana, January, 1913.

Date.

1912. Js.n. 2. Feb. 5. June 16. July 12.

War.

Ck. No.

TOWNSHIP FCSD. RECEIVED.

From whom re'd. Fee what par. County Auditor. Dec. draw. 1,303.89 Hirman Barton. Jus. of Peace. 1.50 To correct Vo. 263, June 21, "11 4 maps . . 7.10 County Auditor. July Draw.. 1,107.02

Total $ 5.762.18

Date.

War. Ch. No.

TOWNSHIP FUND.

PAID OUT.

1912. Jan. 6 5 9 22 9 23 9 24 13 25 13 27 15 31 30 63 Feb. 13 74 24 78 28 S3 Mar. 2" 150 Apr. 8 169 20 190 May 3 202 7 209 June 3 259 8 268 17 274 17 275 27 292 27 295 July 12 28 315 Aug. 7 324 14 334 22 348 26 352 14 371 Sept. 28 412 Nov. 11 491 21 505 25 621 Dec. 2 637 16 655 16 556 24 580 Total

To whom paid. For what par. Joe Stoltz. Supervisor serv..$ H. L. Iddings. Advisory serv. A L Phillips. Advisory serv. Wm. Waldeck Adisory serv. F. W. Blakeman. Sup. serv. F. W. Blakeman. Sup. serv. D. E. Globe. Office Sup. D. H. Globe. Sup. ord. blanks C. T. Davison. Pub. Trus. Rep Maude Shearer. Bookkeeping Mrs. S. E. Zuvers. Hall rent Hobart News. Pub. Trus. Rep. Maude Shearer. Bookkeeping Jno. Springman. Sup. serv. C. C. Shearer. Service Maude Shearer. Bookkeeping Chas. Davison. Printing Joe Stoltz. Supervisor serv. Jno. Springman. Sup. serv. Maude Shearer. Bookkeeping Albert Henning. . Sup. serv. C. C. Shearer. Service Exp. of field examiners Hobart News. Office Sup. D. H. Globe. Contract book Hobart News. Publishing Jno. Springman. Sup. serv. CT. Davison. Pub. tax levy C. C. Shearer. Service Albert Henning. Sup. serv. O. L. Patee. Publishing Albert Henning. Sup. serv. Joe Stoltz. Sup. serv. Albert Henning. Sup. serv. Leo Hunter. Sup. serv. Jno. Springman. Sup. serv. R. R. Peddicord. Atfy fees

40.00 16.00 15.00

15.00

83.30 10.00 12.95 6.40

29.10

15.00

2.00 29.10 10.00 16.00 200.00 100.00

8.00

60.00 75.00

30.00

50.00 100.00

56.96 27.50 4.32 4.60 17.00

1.6

100.00

20.00 1.50

S5.00 20.00

16.00 120.00 12.00 102.00

ROAD FI ND. RECEIVED.

.$ 1,369.13

1912. Jan. 2 July 12 Oct. 12 12 Total

War.

-ffco.'

To whom paid. For what par.

Countv Auditor. Dec. draw.. 1.729.23 County Auditor. July draw 2,203.40

J. Hoffman., Due twp. on ditch. 150.00

Co. Com. Due twp. on ditch. 150.00

ROAD FIND. PAID OUT.

.$ 3,648.93

Date.

1912. Jan. 3

War.

t k. No.

Feb. Mar.

13 15 15 15 19 19 23 25 10 20 1

5 5 6 5 6 6 6 7 7 9 11 11 13 13 14 15 15 15 16 18 IS 18 18 ' 19 19 22 22 2 3 27 27 29 29

29 2 4 9 13 13 23 23 7 14

14 14 14 35 June' 3 8 ' 8 8 . 8 , 8 10 10 '. 10 17 17 19 21 21 26 27 27 27

26 .28 32 34 4S 44 4$ 49 73 76 87 88 102 103 104 106 107 110 114 115 116 117 118 120 121 122 123 124 131 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141

142

To whom paid. . For what par.

L. Henderlong & Co. Sewer piping and hauling.. $

W. D. Jumper. James Shults. John Kaiser. August Wirtz. Mike Foreman. Geo. Popp. Sup. Henry Llpp. F. : Proehno. Smith Bros. Harry Meyer.

Frank Peterson.

S. Campbell. C. ' Demmon.

Wm. Mankey.

Sup. order

Sup. order Sup. order Dynamite Sup. order ord. & labor Sup. order Sup. order Dynamit Sup. order Sup. order

Shoveling snow Shaveling snow

hup. order

Emll Buchfuchere. Sup. order Howard Shearer. Shovel, snow

Emery Weller. Shovel, snow John Benson. Sup. order Jos. Hetzler. Shovel, t.now Fred Henning. Sup. order Albert Henning. Labor Willie Wesley. Sup. order John Chester Shovel, snow

Jno. Springman. Labor Aug. Maybaum. Sup. order

l'jtl. aeger,

Apr.

May

AVm.Wllkening.

Melvln Guernsey. D. Guernsey. Emll Buehfuchere. Emll Buehfuchere. William Eason. E. D. Scroggins. Chas. Hendrlch. Otto Piske. Albert Weiler.

Harry Demmon. F. Underwood.

Chas. Boyd.

145 Melvln Guernsey.

146 Dan Stoltz. 148 Alvin Shuttz. 162 Jos. Waltz. 163 Sam Campbell. 155 Howard Walter. 156 Ed. Maybaum. 158 Henry Harms.

16o I.,, L. Barnes.

Wm. Mankyey. Ed. Yager. Wm. Eason. Edward Niksch.

Theo. Henning.

A. Henning.

I). A. Root.

July

27 29 29

Aug,

t 10 10 17 19 25 29 31 3

168 170 1 82 185 191 1 92 210 221 222 223 224 251 262 269 270 271 273 272 274 275 272 277 278 280 284 285 286 288 289 290 291 293 296 297 299 300 30t 302 303 30a 306 808

309 312 316 317 319

Sup. order

Sup. order Sup. order Sup. order Sup. order Sup. order

Labor Labor Sup. order Sup. order Sup. order Shovel snow Shovel, snow

tshovel. snow Sup. order Sup. order Shovel, snow Sup. order Shovel, snow Sup. order Sup. order Sup. order Sewer pipe Sup. order Sup order Tileing Sup. order Sup. order

Labor and nails

Tile

Edward Niksch. Sup. order John Miller. Hauling plank Walter Black. Surveying Aug. Maybaxjrn. Sup. order Henry Harms. Sup. order Ray Seeley. Surveying Dan Stoltz. Sup. order J. P. Stoltz. Sup. order Frank Fisher. Sup. order Wm. Wilkenfng. Sup. order Howard Walter. Sup. order John Miller. Labor People's S. Bk. Int. on money Herman Kuntz. Sup. order J. D. Adams. 2 road drags I. A. Root. Tile Ernest Eltzenstock. Labor William Mankey. Sup. order John Chester. Sup. order Emit Bupehfuehere. Sup. order Wm. Henning. Sup. order Fred Henning Sup. order Theo. Henning. Sup. order Theo. Henning. Sup. order Albert Henning. Labor Henry Harms. Moving fence Chas. Ols. Sup. order Mike Foreman. Sup. order Clinton Demmon. Sup. order Aug. Kaiser. Sup. order Howard Shearer. Sup. order Chas. Gernenz. Sup. order Earl Blaehley. Sup. order Wm. Raschka. Sup. for rd wk L. E. Barnes. Stone on Schnabel Road Joe Stoltz. Pup. order Dan Stoltz. Sup. order Lee Hunter. Labor Chas. : Shults. Sup. order James Glli. Labor

3 7 7 7 13 13 13 13

320 321 322 327 330 331 332 333

16 335 6 336 19 338 21 340

21 21 21 21 21 21

Sept.

Oct

Nov.

Dec.

82.40

8.

19.24 18.50

11.18 3.00

8.60

1.60

12

2.00 3.50

1

13.00 4.00 6.00

3.0

5.00

2.00

1.00

1.5

5.00 12.00

1.5

29.00 12.00 2.00 3.00 4.00 2.00 4.00 1.00 3.00 10.00 10.00 3.00 1.50 3.2a 3.00

12.00 6.00 3.00 io. no 7.00 8.00 12.00 2.25 3.00 2.00 34.61 4.00 2.00 16.00 1.50 11.50 20.00 5.37 4.00 8.00 21.30 2.00 5.00 30.00 30.00 20.00 4.00 6.00 6.00 13.00 60.00

5.00 41.20 10.28 2.00 1.00 15.00 1.00 1.75 4.00 10.00 13.00 40.50 2.60 5.50 8.00 7.60 3.00 12.00 4.00 15.00 18.10 76.48 7.50 24.00 10.00 3.00 10.00

6 6

10 12 14 1 4 14 16 18 18 18 18 18 18 19 20 26 26 30

3 4 5 9 9 9 10 11 11 14 14 16 18. 18 21 22 23 23 10 26 29 29 29 31 31 1 7 8 8 11 11 13 13 13 19 19 23 25 26 28

9

341 342 343 344 345 346 347 353 358 360 361 363 366 368 370 372 373 375 376 377 378 379 380 382 385 386 410 411 415 418 419 420 422 423 425 428 438 440 441 442 443 440 445 446 447 449 451 467 468 469 470 471 473 474 475 476 480 487 488 439 490 492 496 497 498 603 504 619 520 524 625 538 539 640 649 546

9, 647

C. Zizler. Plank A sewer pipe John Horseline. Sup. order Arthur Strong. Sup. order D. A. Root. Tile J. A. Hoshaw. Sup. order Fred Henning. Sup. order Theo. Henning. Sup. order Albert Henning. Repairing tile and labor Henry Harms, Jr. Sup. order Edward Niksch. ' Sup. order Frank Underwood. Sup. order L. E. Barnes. Tile on Smith Road Claude Bullock. Team work Willie Weller. Team work Aug. Kaiser. Team work Lovlsa Nelson. " Team work Aug. Maybaum. Team work Howard Shearer. Team work Wm. Mankev. Sup. order C. Engle. Agt. Freight Gill & King Laying tile Theo. Henning. Sup. Order Fred Henning. Sup. order Henry Worley. Sewer pipe Louis Wojahn. Hauling tile

Dan Bltzer. Sup. order Gill & King. Laying tile Wm. Moehl. Meals for tilers

Wm. Mankey. Mark Wteler. Fred Proehno. Wm. Shults. Jno. Schuable. Chas. Shults. Lovlsa Nelson. R. 8. Siezelove. Gill & King. Howard Shearer. Theo. Henning. Albert Henning. Aug. Maybaum. Glenn Maxwell. Gill & King. Albert Wieler. Gill & King. Dave Stoltz. Frank Fisher. D. A. Root. Addie Boyd.

Mat Lennertz. Gill & King. Jno. Miller. Walter Block. Claude Bullock.

Gus Lendborg.

Sup. order

Sup. order Sup. order Haul, stone Haul, stone Haul, stone Haul, stone Labor Laying tile Sup. order Sup. order Labor Labor

Sup. order Laying tile Sup. order Laying tile Team work Sup. order Tile Int Blacksmithlng Laying tile Team work Survey Hauling

Repairs

Wm. Moehe. Board for tilers

Gill & King.

Albert Henning. Howard Walter. E. Maybaum. Geo. Nager. Jno. Springman. Gill & King. Ed Batterman. Pard Newman.

Otto Piske.

Laying Tile

Teaming Sup. order Sup. order Sup. order Teaming Laying tile Hep. & labor Hdw.

Sup. order

Wm. Scharbach. Labor and lbr.

13

16 16 16 17 17 26 26

649 653 544 558 560 561 601 682 585

GUI & King.

L. E. Barnes. Lee Hunter. Dewey Gradle. Fred Henning. Jno. Horseline. D. A. Root. Louis Wojohn. Wm. Boehl. Gill & King. Chas. Boyd. Herman Kuntz. Wm. Waldeck. Joe Stoltz. Jim GUI. L. E. Barnes. AlbertHennlng. Fred Henning. Dewey Gradle. Jno. Kaiser. Dela A. Smith. Gust Lendborg. Tom Crlsman. Lee Hunter.

Howard Scherer.

Laying tile

Drain tile - Labor Sup. order ' Sup. order Sup. order Tile Hauling tile Meals, tilers Laying tile Tiling Tiling Repairs Teaming Laying tile Stone Labor Sup. order Sup. order Sup. order Pipe Rd. tool rep. Sup. order Labor

Sup. order

Croan & Co. Hauling stone

Henry Harmz. Rep. bridge Albert Weller. Sup. order Claude Bullock. Labor R. Sizelove. Cutting brush Joe Stoltz. Sup. order

Total

103.00 j 4.00 8.00 13.79 3.50 5.Q0 23.00 26.20 4.00 4.00 6.00 382.82 20.00 8.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 20.00 5.00 10.36 40.00 8.00 21.00 294.40 12.00 '4.00 15.00 10.00 4.00 7.00 8.60 67.00 13.00 10.00 10.00 16.00 15.00 7.00 4.00

24.00 8.00 6.00 28.00 4.50 20.00 30.00 6.00 13.92

86.00 52.52

10.00 34.00 12.00 20.00 97.25 21.00 36.00

40.00

2.00

4.00

2.00

28.00 20.00 35.45 8.58 8.00 113.88

20.00 130.37 25.00 12.60

23.00 10.00 42.35 2.00 11.75 78.25

5.00 5.00 6.75 19.50 15.00

106.60 15.00 3.00 4.00 8.25 26.88 33.55 2.00 20.00 12.00 16.80 5.00 2.00 5.00 3.00 12.50

.$ 3.745.09

25 197 26 198 26 199 26 200 May 2 201 3 203 4 205 6 207 7 208 7 211 7 212 8 213 11 219 17 226 17 228 17 230 17 231 18 233 18 234 20 235 21 236 21 238 21 239 22 242 2 243 22 244 22 24522 247 22 250 25 252 25 253 29 264 29 255 29 257 June 1 258 3 261 5 263 4 264 6 265 6 266 7 267 10 10 276 12 273 17 276 19 283 26 287 27 294 July 1 298 9 304 10 307 23 311 27 314 31 318 Aug. 7 323 10 328 12 329 16 337 21 339 24 349 26 350 26 351

M. H. Pierce.

Driving bus

Driving bus

urlving bus

Int.

Coal

Lithographing bonds am rCampbell. Driving bus AV. Banks. Two outhouses. labor and material Frricks. Driving bus C. AY. Kendrick. Plans and specifications

i. rt. j'lerce. F. B. Pierce.

People's State Bank.

. t'eters.

t-uver. Burdett & Co. Books G foreman. Ren. fence

A. E.. Shaver. Inst, fees AA. E. Shaver. Int. & jan. fees Ruth Johnson. Janitor work Etta Weddle. Inst and Jan. fees P. W. Fredricks. Driving bus K Phillips. Int. & Jan. fees Myrtle Mitsch. Inst, fees Henry Kuehl Barn rent, horse D. H. Fisher. Inst, janitor and , ' .. supplies Iva Bullock. Inst. & jan. fees Ruby Man. Inst.' and jan. fees Eva Burge. Inst, and Jan. fees Ella Arnold. Janitor work AV. S. Burge, Hauling coal R. M. Pierce. Driving bus

'o jviunaeu. inst. and exp,

' . i. uoopaster,

u. T. Case.

Aug. Smith. M. H. Pierce. Laura Honk. Edna Stems. C. W. Banks. Jno. F. Stoltz Ella Arnold. Ella Arnold.

Sam Campbell.

Inst, fees

Driving bus

Labor Driving bus Inst, fees Inst, fees Painting y Supplies Janitor work

Janitor work

Driving bus

Sept.

SPECIAL RECEIVED.

Date.

1912. Jan. 1 2 Mar. 6 May 2 June 12 12 Nov. 14 Total

War. t k. No.

From whom re'd. For what par. Amount brought forward. Bal. 214.22 County Auditor. Dec. draw 3,902.08 Wm. Wilkening. Old building 23.00 First National Bank. Money to build building 5,000.00 Gust. Landborg. Old building 85.00 County Auditor. July draw 5,603.57 Christ Weiler. Old wood shed . H.00

Oct

I , .$14,410.43

Date. 1912.

Jan. 3 6 6 6 6 6 15 15 15 16 16 17 17 17 17 22 . 26

29 30 31 1

War.

,k. No.

1 4

6 7 19 20 21 29 30 33

SCHOOL FUND. PAID OUT.

Feb.

Mar.

Apr.

5 6 6 6 10 10 26 26 26 28 1 1 1

13 13 13 13 14 14 22 27 29 29 29 2 10 10 13 13 18 18

To whom paid. For what pur.

Sam'l Campbel. Driving bus.$ W. S. Burge. Driving bus C. A. Borges. 2 pr. blankets Myrtle Mitsch. School supplies J. Graefensteln. Labor, school Ella Arnold. Janitor work J. F. Stoltz. School supplies Grand Trunk Ry. Express Ideal Pub. Co. Supplies Wm. Scharback. Lbr. & Door

Dlst. No. 14 35 W. S. Burge. Labor. Dist. 8 36 Howard Walter. Ex. jan. wk. 37 Emil Buchfucherer. Haul, coal 39 Gust. Peterson. Labor, Dlst. 11 40 J. Springman. Labor, Dist. 11 41 G. A. Wilson. Fur. Rep. Dipt. 8 45 C. W. Banks. Slate, rep boards 51 W. O. Halstead. Repair Work Dist. 14 52 P. W. Fredrick. Driving bus 54 Kregor & Co. Supplies 55 Ella Arnold. .Janitor work 56 Wm. Wood. Wd. & school sup. 58 W. S. Burge. Driving bus 59 AV. S. Burge. Labor, Dist. 8 60 Roper & Brown. Coal 61 L. E. Brown, j Coal 62 Chas. Borger. Blkts for bus 65 D. H. Fshr. Supplies 68 Tom Arnold. Ex. jan. work 79 Marshall Fur. Co. Two sets grates. Dist. 8

Ideal Pub. Co. Primary sup. Ella Arnold. Janitor work R. M. Pierce. Coal Gus. Lendborg. Repairing P. W. Fredrick. Driving bus C. W. Banks. Rep. boards Howard Shearer. Haul, coal Paul Newman. Labor & matX Honk Bros. Pump rep. D. T. Case. Driving bus Ella Arnold. Janitor work

R. M. Pierce. Driving bus

Nov.

80 81 84 . 85 86 89 105 109 113 125 126 127 128 130 132 147 161 154 159 160 164 171 172 179 183 187 1S9

Jno. Weiler.

Wm. Waldeck. C. W. Banks. M. H. Pierce. R. M. Fierce. Ella Arnold. W. S. Burge. P. W. Fredrick L. E. Barnes. C. W Banks. Sam Campbell. Tom Arnold. Mat Lennertz. Ella Arnold. W. E. Zerber.

AVood

Part payment on organ Labor & mat'l Driving bus Coal Janitor work I'nving bus Driving bus Coal Lumber Driing buss t Labor Repairing Janitor work Int. Jan. fees

50.00 106.00 17.00 1.00 4.50 10.00 15.04 .55 17.03 7.80 5.00 12.00 10.00 1.00 1.00 7.00

25.00 !

4.20 50.00 12.20 28.00 58.47 25.00

5.00 "" 7.55 69.28 10.00 3.90 10.00 19.00 16.43 10.00 30.80 . 67.70 60.00 35.00 6.00 9.25 10.60 200.00 10.00 326.25 22.60 7 10.00 39.50 100.00 41.70 33.00 359.00 60.00 41.37 26.00 50.00 8.00 9.75 10.00 42.00

Dec.

30 30 30 30 6 9 9 9 12 13 18 18 19 20 21 21 21 21 23 24 24 26 26 28 30 1 2 4 8 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

9 9 10 19 22 29 31 31 1 1 2 2 6 11 11 12 14 16 16 16 25 29 29 20 30 30 30 no

30

H. Baum. Disinfect, outhouses

i L. Barnes. Coal To correct voucher 263, 6-21-11 for maps Ed Rohwedder. Livery Gus. Landborg. Repairing A. Londenberg & Son. Flowers Smith & White. Programs and printing C. I. Goodpaster. Lab. and sup Maude Shearer. Enumerating Frederick & Miller. Well. Dlst. 10 H. W. " Abbott. Insurance AVm. Raschka School sup. R. M. Pierce. Glass for bus Frank Tatelock. Tiling M. W. Peterson. Paint Howard Shearer. Hauling tile GUI & King. Labor on well Peoples State Bk Debs & Inst. Jack Burge. Repairs L. C. Barnes. Brick & sew pipe

AV. E. Shaver. Clean & Oiling Gill & King. Labor and liverv

354. Geo. B. Argo. Agt. Frela-ht

355 Ella Arnold. Clean, and oiling

jactc jtsurge. ...... Labor Nat Nendorf. . ; Labor Smith System. Heating M. Scherer. Clean, at Dist. 10 AVade & Wise. Stationery D. H. Gobel. Register Emll Buchfucherer Team & lab

Chas. Goodrich. Labor, Dist, 10

356

367 359 362 364 365 367 369 381 383 3S4 387 388 389 390 891

12345 and 6 C. W.

H. Endaly.

Instal. heater

9 9 13 13 1 4 16 16 18 20 23 28

C. C. Birchard. ComD. sons; bks

Jno. Wojahn. Labor Aug. Kaiser. Grading Bert Mclntlre. Painting Mat Nendorf. Coal Mat Nendorf. '. Labor

Jack Burge. Labor

Williams & Co.

New building 392 Christ Man. Inspect new bldg 407 Maude Wilson. Express 408 Chas. Fasel. Labor 409 Ella Arnold. Janitor 413 Joe Stoltz. Hauling supplies 414 C. W. Kenrlck. Archt. bldg. 416 P. W. Fredericks. Driving bus' 417 Geo. B. Argo. Agt. Freight 421 A. Flanagan & Co. Supplies 424 Chas Smith Co. 2 heaters 426 Mrs. J. Muller, Clean & oiling 427 A. J. Swanson. Haul. & Rep. 425 T. Charles & Co. Supplies 430 L. Henderlong & Co. Bldg mat 431 J. Walter Dunn & Co. Read ing Circle Books 432 Geo. I. Trump. Kep. on bus 433 Smith System H. Co., Repairs on furnace 434 C. Leroy Leonard. 2 Heaters and supplies 435 Hall & McGreary- Supplies 436 F. F. Heighway. 1 Set of Reading Circle Books 439 M. H. Pierce. Repr. on bus " 448 Aug. Smith. Labor 450 Ella Arnold. Janitor 472 Dwight Mackey. Med. Inspect. 477 T. Sullivan. Seeding grounds 478 P. AV. Fredrick. Driving bus 479 Wm. Boldt. Labor 481 L. E. Barnes. Coal, cement and line 482 T. C. Freeman. Driving bus 483 Mat Nendorf. Driving bus 484 Ella Arnold. Janitor 493 C. LeRoy Leonard. Supplies 494 Thos. Charles Co. Kind. sup. 495 Geo. Bargo, Agt. Express 499 A. Phillips. Kindling & labor 600 Gust. Lendborg. Setting slate 601 P'eter Palm. Setting slate 602 Aug. Smith. Labor 523 Ella Arnold. Janitor 62fi Jno. Springman. Hauling coal 527 W. S. Burge. Labor. Dist 14 52! Fredricks & Miller. Rep. wells 630 McClurg & Co. Books 631 Joe Hacks & Sons, Rapalrs to 532 Klance Brick AVks. Brick 534 Marshall & Co. Rep. to fur. 535 P. AV. Fredrick. Driving bus 536 F. F. Heighway. 5 per cent on book sales 542 J. Graefensteln, Labor & mat. 543 Howard Shearer. Hauling coal 644 R. Culver. Haul. Shults' child. 648 Bert Mclntlre. Painting 650 AV. E. Walsh. Work on ceiling, Dlst. 8 551 J. Elbert. Meals for workmen 552 Jno. Miller. Labor 657 Fred Werner. Books 659 L E. Barnes. Coal 677 Ella Arnold Janitor work 678 W. S. Burge. Rep. stove pipe 679 P. W. Fredricks. Driving bus 584 John F. Stoltz. Supplies

50.00 25.00 75.00 93.30 60.00 125.00 200.00 300.00 180.00 35.69 11.20 6.50 25.00 24.00 2.00 29.50 60.00 37.00 29.25 4.50 43.34 31.60 31.60 37.00 80.00 6.00 78.75 40.46 40.50 145.00

1.50 65.00 42.75 40.50

10.00

21.81

10.00 7.00 213.00

60.00 15.17 7.80 3.00

19.85 6.10

16.61

8.89

40.00 70.00 236.50 4.24

2.60 25.00 3.30 5.09

204.25 795.00

10.25

125.00 100.00

10.00 15.00 16.83 35.00 28.00 9.25 218.00 10.00 54.16

.60 10.00

106.00 16.80 4.80 13.00 12.00

45.00 376.70 6.00 21.00

5,161.50 42.00

.8

8.00

30.00 6.00

149.5

50.00 1.00

. 5.4

250.00

10.00 171.00 16.46 7.38 63.30 3.00 2.50 410.20 2.73 10.55 4.45 1.00 30.00 116.85 20.00 60.00 36.00

49.84 120.00 100.00 10.00 162.56 2.78 3.19 S.50 5.00 5.00 2.50 30.0:) 12.00 5.00 29.30 24.35

28

First Natl Bank.

Interest

7.30

Total $10,233.55 TUITION FUND. PAID OUT. War. Date. tk.No. 1912. Tn whom nald. For what onr.

Jan. 3 2 Jno. H. Clausen. Ex. teacher. $

6 8 Myrtle Mitsch. 6 9 Alice Mendell.

6 10 Edna Siems. 6 11 C. I. Goodpaster. 6 12 C. I. Goodpaster. 6 13 N. E. Zerber. 6 14 Elenor Phillips. 6 15 Eva Burge. 6 16 AV. E. Shaver. 17 Ida Bullock. 6 18 Ruby Mau. 17 38 Etta AVeddle. 17 42 Eva Burge. 22 45 Elenor Phillips. 23 47 Myrtle Mitsch. 24 48 A E. Zerber. 26 50 Alice Mundell. Feb. 6 57 Eva Burge. 10 63 Alice Mundell. 10 64 D. H. Fisher. 10 66 Edna Siems. 10 67 Etta Weddle. 10 69 C. I. Goodpaster. 10 70 Ida Bulock. 10 71 Rubv Mau. 10 72 AV. E. Shaver. 15 75 AV. E. Berber. 24 77 Laura Houk. 28 82 Elinor Phillips. Mar. 2 90 Myrtle Mitsch. 2 91 Alice Mundell. . -2 92 W. E. Zerber. 3 93 Etta Weddle. 2 94 Laura Houk. 2 95 Edna Siems. 2 96 C. I. Goodpaster. 2 97 D. H. Fisher. 2 98 AAr. E. Shaver. 2 99 Ida Bullock. 2 100 Ruby Mau. 2 101 Eva Rurge

119 Etta Weddle. 129 AV. E. Zeber. 142 Alice Mundell. 143 Myrtle Mitsch. 144 Elinor Phillips. 149 Iaura Houk. 157 AV. E. Zerber.

160 W. E. Shaver. 162 Ida Bulock. 163 C. I. Goodpaster. -66 D. H. Fisher. 167 Etta AVeddell. 173 W. E. Berber. 174 Edna Stems.

13 -175 Myrtle Mitsch.

13 176 Alice Mundel. 13 177 Eva Burge. 13 178 C. I. Goodpaster. 13 180 Ida Bullock. 13 181 Ruby Mau. 13 184 A E. Shaver. . 18 186 ,E!inor Phillips. "18 188 W. E. Zerber, 24 193 1). H. Fisher. 24 194 Laura Houk. 24 195 Etta Weddle. 25 196 Alice Mundell. May 4 204 C. I. Goodpaster. 6 206 Ruth Johnson. 11 214 Myrtle Mitsch. 11 215 Alice Mundell. 11 216 CI. Goodpaster. 11 217 Ruby Mau. 11 218 Elinor Phillips. 11 220 Ida Bullock. 17 225 W. E. Shaver. ' 17 227 Ruth Johnson. 17 229 Etta AA'eddle. 21 237 D. H. Fisher. 21 240 Ruby Mau.

Eva Burge. Alice Mundell. Mvrtle Mitsch. C. I. Goodpaster. Laura Houk.

Edna Siems.

Jno. Claussen,

Apr.

8 14 19 19 20 26 29 1 1 2 3 3 11 13

Total

7.20 280.40 50.00 .55 4.75 4.00 40.00 25.00 48.00 7.00 5.00 20.00 148.61

30.00 1.50 50.00

22.75

.$15,171.03

TVITION FUND. RECEIVED.

22 241 22 246 22 248 22 249 29 255 29 256 June 3 17 279 July 20 310 25 313 Aug. 7 325 7 326 Sept. 16 374 2 4 393 24 394 24 395 21 396 24 398 24 397 24 399 24 400 24 401 24 402 24 403 24 404 24 405 24 406 Oct. 22 452 22 453 22 454 22 455 22 456 22 457 22 458 22 459 22 460 22 461 22 463 22 464 22 465 22 466 Nov. 21 50 6 21 507 22 508 22 509 22 510 22 511 22 512 22 613 22 514 22 515 22 516 22 617 22 518 30 528 Dec. 18 663 18 562 18 664 18 565 18 566 18 567 18 568 18 669 IS 670 18 571 18 672 18 573 18 674 18 675 Total

J. E. Roessler.

AA' E. A'eluer. L E. Banks. C. M. McDaniels. A H. Bell. C. Ar. Sietz. Maude AA'ilson.

C. I. Goodpaster Alice' Mundell. Myrtle Mitsch. Claudia Schrieber, Edna Siems. Elinor Phillips. Ruby Mau. IX H. Fisher. Bliss Shearer. Kuth Johnson. sa Bullock. AV. E. Shaver.

C. W. Sietz.! Maude AA'ilson.

C. I. Goodpaster. Alice Mundell. Edna Siems. Myrtle Mitsch. Elinor Phillips. Claudia Schrieber. AA. E. Shaver. D. H. Fisher. Ruby Mau. Ida Bullock. Ruth Johnson. C. W. Sietz. Bliss Shearer. Elinor Phillips. Claudia Schrleebr. Myrtle Mitsch. Alice Mundell. A E. Shaver. Edna Siems. I. H. Fisher. Ruby Mau. C. I. Goodpaster. Ida Bullock. Ruth Johnson. . C. AV. Sietz.

Bliss Shearer. Maude AVilson. D. H. Fisher. Maude AVilson.

Bliss Shearer. AA'. E. Shaver. Ruth Johnson. C. AA'. Sietz. Ida Bullock. C I. Goodpaster. Edna Siems. Mvrtle Mitsch. Alice Mundell. Ruhy Mau. Claudia Schrieber.

575 Elinor Phillips.

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War.

Ck. No.

POOR FUND. PAID OUT.

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52.00 10.00 75.09 52.50 60.00

50.00 55.00 65.00 45.00 90.00 36.00 48.00 65.00 35.00 65.00 65.00 45.00 25.00 40.00 50.00 102.50 87.50 35.00 75.00 48.00 48.00 70.00 65.00 38.00 65.00

50.00 75.00 25.00 40.00

38.00

62.50

60.00 48.75

75.00 48.00 48.00 16.00

80.00 60.00 60.00

50.00 5.00 38.00 15.00

25.00 48.00 60.00 70.00 40.00 75.00 87.50 60.00 50.00 40.00 20.00 48.00

48.00 70.00 60.00 30.00 70.00 38.00 20.00 25.00 50.00 25.00 10.00 20.00 20.00 4 8.00 35.00 48.00 20.00 . 25.00 180.00 83.75 48.0 155.09 2.00 100.00

135.00

38.00

105.00 49.40 36.00 248.00 196.00

38.00 40.00 25.00 40.00 90.00 78.00

75.00 60.00

75.00

65.00 60.00

75.00 60.00 55.00 55.00 80.00 ' 50.00 40.00 90.00 78.00 75.0O f 75.00 ; 65.00 60.00 80.00 75.00 55.00 55.00 55.00 75.00 50.00 65.00 60.00 75.00 78.00 80.00 75.00 75.00 65.00 90.00 55.00 55.00 75.00 50.00 40.00 71.25 40.00 60.00 80.00 65.00 75.00 65.00 90.00 75.00 75.00 78.00 55.00 60.00 65.00

.$ 8,928.65

To whom paid. For what par.

1 Balance. $ 41.55 6 111 J. F. Stoltz. Mdse. bt. for poor 17.15

6 112 t C. Shearer. Dresing poor 2.00 Aprl 30 Linton & Merrill. Burial of Mr. Kruger 23.5i Mav 31 J. F. Stoltz. Mdse. bt for poor 45.60 July 31 J. F. Stoltz. Mdse bt for poor 46.85 31 Patrick Sullivan. Burial 60.00 Oct. 31 Poor relief given Marie Kruger 130.38 Nov. 30 Poor, relief given. Mrs. Kruger and Roy Goodrich 97.08

Date. 1912 Jan. Apr.

War.

tk.No.

POOR FUND. RECEIVED.

May 7 June 1 July 12 12 12 Sept. 19 Oct. 12 Nov. 6

Dec.

I 26

From whom re'd. For what par.

Balance. $ 1,357.86

County Auditor. Dec. draw 1,730.05

All Banks. interest 27.73 Emll Knoblock. Liquor license due- township 50.00 County Auditor. Dog money 47.04 All Ranks. Interest 44 05

County Auditor. July draw 2.204.64 i-mintT Atid Tuition monev 2.5H '

All Banks. Interest 37.95 All Banks. Interest 38.05 Thos. Tierney. Due township liquor license 50.00 Geo. Elbert. LiqMOr license due township 50.00 AVm. Mollenberg. Liquor license due township 50.00 All Banks. Interest 49.34 First State Bank. Interest SO.Ti

Date.

1912. Mar. 14 May 14

31 27 30

War. tk.No.

From whom re'd. For what par.

First Nat I Bk. Money due

June Aug. Sept. Nov. Dec.

14 26

County Auditor. County Auditor. County Auditor. County Auditor. County Auditor. County Auditor. County Auditor.

Poor Fund.$

Money due Poor Fund Money due Poor Fund Money due Poor Fund Money due Poor Fund Money due Poor Fund Money due Poor Fund Money due Poor Fund

.. J 19.15 41.55 23.50 45.50 50.00 46.Su 130.36 97.08

Total

Date. 1912 Jan. May Aug.

Wor.

Ck.No.

DOG FUND. RECEIVED.

1

Total

From whom re'd. For what pur.

Balance. $ Ernest Walter. Dog tax col. Ernest Popp. Dog tax

412.44

204.00 178.00 1.00

Date. i9i: Mar.

Mar.

War. Ck. No.

108 232

DOG FUND. PAID OUT.

5 17

whom paid. For what par. J. Swanson. Surplus on

Dog Fund.$ Jno. Hardesty. Sheep killed

To

A.

383.00

104.00 26.00

Total

130.00

REGISTER OF TOWNSHIP INDEBTEDNESS. Special School Fund Date of Issue, Aug. 10, 1908, favor of People's State Bank; rate of inst., 6 per cent date due, April 7; indebtedness paid during year, $750.00. Road Fund Oct. 9. 1909, favor of Addle Boyd, rate of !nst. 5 per cent; date due, Oct. 9; beginning of year, $1,700.00. Special School Fund April 7, 1910, favor of People's State Bk.. rate of Inst.. 6 per cent; date due, April 7; beginning of year, $3,000.00. Road Fund June 6, 1911. favor of People's State Bank, rate of inst.. 6 per cent; date due, June 5; beginging of year, $1,000.00. ' Special School Fund April 2, 1912, favor of Fletcher American National Bank, rate of interest. 4,4 per cent; date due, April 2; Indebtedness incurred during year. $5,000.00. Indebtedness outstanding. $10,700.00. TRUSTEE'S SERVICE ACCOUNT. I Total number of days service for the year, as shown by Service Account record, 313 days. . Amount due Trustte for services for year 1912, 313 days at $2.00 per day $ 626.00 Amount payable from Township Fund, as shown by Service Account Record 626.00 Amount payable from Poor Fund, as shown by Service Account Record ......

Total $ 826.00 LIST OF OUTSTANDING WARRANT-CHECKS AT CLOSE OF YEAR ENDING DEC. 3IST. 1812.

Date of iMtne No. Oct. 9, 1912426 Oct. 11, 1912 442 (Oct. 29. 1912 471 Nov. 16, 1912 400 Dec. 14, 1912 552 Dec. 18, 1912 664 Dec. 26, 1912 683 RECAPITULATION. Towaahlp Food Received Paid out Road Fold Received Paid out Special School FundReceived Paid out Taltloa Faad , . Received ; Paid out Poor FundReceived Paid out Dog Fond , Received Paid out Total Received Paid out

Am'. -"M).& r..' . . 34.00 35.45 . ... 5.00 . ... 5.00 . ... 60.00 3.00

...$

6.762.1 1.369.13

3.648.93 3.745.09 14,410.43 15.171.03 10.233.65

8,928.65 ... 453.99 412.44 383.00 130.00 34.850.53 29,756.33

SHOWING AMOUNT OF ALL MONEYS

THE VARIOUS FUNDS OF ROSS -

OWNSHIP, LAKE COUNTY. Dlsbaraementa Therefrom and Balances Rentnlnlag Therein. For the Year Ending Dee. Slat., 1912. .

Townahtp Fui

STATEMENT

PAID TO

Jan. 1, 1912

Road Fa adJan. 1, 1912

Balance on hand $ 3,341.97 Receipts during year 2,420.21 Total of Bal. and Receipts. 5.762.18 Disbursements during year 1,369.1:1 Final Balances 4,393.05

Special School F Jan. 1, 1912

Balance on hand $ Receipts during year Total of Bal. and Receipts. Disbursements during year Final Balances

583.70 4.232.63 3,648.93 3,745.09 . 9i.lt

Taltloa Faad Jan. 1, 1912

Township Pr Jan. 1. 1912

Balance on hand $ 214.53

Receipts during year 14.624.65 Total of Bal. and Receipts. 14,410.43 Disbursements during-year 15,171.02. Final Balances '760.69 Balance on hand $ 1.357.88 Receipts during year 8.875.69 Total of Bal. and Receipts.- 10.233.65 Disbursements during year 8,928.65 Final Balances 1,304.90 Fnnd Balance on hand....- ..$ 41.55 Receipts during year 463.99 Total of Bal. and Receipts. 412.44 Disbursements during year 412.44 Final Balances

Dog Food Jan. 1, 1912

Total $ 453.99

Balance on hand 204.0O Receipts during year 179.00

Total of Bal. and Receipts. 383.00 Disbursements during year 130.00 Final Balances .' 253.00 TotaU of all Fanda Jan. 1, 1912 Balance on hand $ 4.084.36 Receipts during year 30.788.17 Total of Bal. and Receipts. 34.860.63 Disbursements, during year 29.756.33 Final Balances 5,0920 Total baL as shown by this report . . $5,094.20 1 AA'arrant checks outstanding Dec. 31st, 1912 (Itemized page of this report) 142.45 Total balances and outstanding - warrants, Dec. 31st. 1912 5,236.65 Cashin depository Dec. 31st. 1912... $4,951.18 My Service Acount is 313 days; Amount, $626.00. (See Itemized Report.) I. C. C. Shearer, the Trustee of Ross Township, Iake County, Indiana, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that the preceding report of Receipts, Disbursetnnts, Balances and Service Account is true and correct, as I verilv believe; and I further declare that the sums with which I am charged In this report are all of the sums received by me, and that the various items of expenditures credited have been fully paid In the sums stated, and without express or Implied agreement that any portion thereof shell be retained by or repaid to me or any other person. And I further declare, and swear, that I have received no money, nor article of value, in consideration of any contract mad by me as Trustee of this Township. C. C. SHEARER. Trustee, of Ross Township. Subscribed and sworn to before me.' the Chairman of the Advisory Board of this Township, this 7th day of January, 1913. Chairman of Advisory Board of Ross Townnhlp. This report was received, accepted and approved by the Advisory Board of this Township at their annual meeting, this the 7th day of January, 1913. ALFRED PHILLIPS, . H. L. IDDlNtJ.-. Sec. Advisory Board, Boss Township