Ligonier Banner., Volume 60, Number 28A, Ligonier, Noble County, 30 August 1926 — Page 2

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Burned to Death. ] Marion Beidler, 30, died Thursday afternoon at the Souder hospital at Auburn from burns received Wednesday from the explosion of a gasoling blow torch while working at the ‘Gladiator Manufacturing company, Uremic poisoning which developed caused death. More than 90 per cent of the surface of his ‘body was badly bumeq‘ from the blast, but despite the pain, which was partially eliminated by opiates. =~ Mr. Beidler appeared in good spirits. His flesh was so badly seared that it hung in rolls. Before his death Mr. Beidler expressed his desire for a military funeral. He was a member of DeKall 'Post 97 of the American Legion. He lserved three months over seas.

Elsner Store to Close Doors. | The Elsner store which for twentxl five years has beem one of the leading business houses of its kind in LaGrange will go out of existence following a closing out sale. Fred H, Elsmer who has been in charge of the store for the past ten years states that his plans for the future are indefinite for the present. Has Large Oats Yield. ' J. M. G@Gillespie, residing east of Silver Lake, threshed his oats crop last week and it averaged 84 bushelsg per aere. { |

== @4« 0 _T=== el 5 ( e N\== “_:;\k\ hiogmjoeghb ) E VT ; _/ == | AT A= — ( N | ; l:'_'l-—..’ | [+ 17 s (7 e QB We have g large list of town and city properties. These properties will bear investigation. 'We have properties with prices ranging from $BOO to $lO,OOO. The following is a partial list- of the town and city properties that we have for sale. TOWN OR CITY PROPERTIES Seven room modern house on HEast Third street. iN'ear the greenhouse. Sold on liberal terms. ‘ . Five room medern cottage on Sec? ond street. Good barn. Can be bought on contract. Eight room frame house and thrée lots in Wawaka. Modern five room house 'in Fort Wayne near South Side High School. Would trade equity for- farm north of Ligonier. Two vacant lots on Souwth Martin street. o]

Howuse and large lot mear North Side School House to exchange for small tract; of l_and near Ligonier. Giood residence amnd two ; lots on East Fifth street. to exchange for § small farm. : ! § Five room cottage at Na.tticrow Beach. Flowing well, electric lights. completely furnished. Three choice vacant lots at Sand Point, Lake Wawasee, near Odgen Island. Geoed bathing beach. Threer room cottage at Idlewild, Bear lake. Furnished completely for $1,000.. : P Restaarant i good town on Lincoln' Highway doing a good busimess. Will bear investigation. »

House and . lot on Water street to exchange for farm. E General store in good towm nean Lake Wawasee. Would take small farm in exchange. ‘ i Good residence property on West Third street. oy = ! Three residence properties in ‘Kimmell. Would exchange for general store or residence grocery. ~Modern six room house' on Second street.. Hardwood ‘floors; fireplace, full bagement, open- stairway. Wil sell on 'contract.‘._. Vioataa N Choice vacant 'lot ‘in south part of town on Collegp street. S A good resid«énee lot ‘on South-f?(}t{v-?i in street:- Priceéd t osell: i

Two choice /lots on Linceln WDJ‘E South. | e oa s o} Good residemce lot on North Water gtrw. ! , { : : : ll / Twa furnighed cottages ‘at Nattis crow Beach., Ccmpletely equipped with house iturnishungs and boat. Vacant lct at Lake Papakeechie. __ Stucco_liouse cdrner McLean gnd Sixth strects. Opet: stairway. Modern exept furiaace. L i Kirmellißealty Co. ° Citizens Bank’ BuiMing A¢ | Phone' 800 . W\

* Corn Borer in-25 Townships. } Frank N. Wallace “of Indianapolis, stateentomologist:and D. J. Caffrey, of Wasliington; D. C., government en« tomologist in:charge of the corn boren department held a- conference Thursday at the Hotel Auburn and also vis, ited a number of infected fields. 3 According to Mr. Wallace, twentyfive towaships in Indiana are now affected with the pest, Milford township in LaGrange county being the latesf discovered: to be infected. According to the survey, there are nine townships in DaKalb, ten out of twelve in Steuben, five in Allen and one in La, Grange. There is no: further danger of the spread this year, Mr. Wallace stated: The danger now is from mechanical means, that is from transporting corn which has been infected. Further investigation will continue and if more area is affected it is probable a quarantine will be establisheq and a laboratory set up in this locality. >

May Have Broken Back. Mrs. Cassius M. Graham, prominent woman of South Whitley, may 'be suffering from a broken back, whilg Mrs. John Swihart, of South Whitley, sustained a fracture of the left arm, below the elbow, when the large Buick sedam, driven by Mrs. Swihart, struck fresh gravel and turned over on the road .four miles north of North Webster Friday tlcggnoon. ; ’ The above famed two women wersg of a party of South Whitley women, who, with their daughters, were enroute to Lake Wawasee to spend th¢ day. In.the car of Mrs. Swihart_werel Mesdames Graham and Swihart, Mrs: John Jollief, Mrs. Roy Miller and Mrs. Louis: Poof. Driving ahead of them in the Jollief machine, were the daugh ters, Misses Martha Swihart, Joan Miller, Marie Poof and .Mildred Jollief.

Banned as Driver. s Robert Kough, youthful driver of the automobile which ran into an Erie Jocomotive at Huntington Monday, resulting in injury to several of the au~ to’s passengers, was fined $256 in police court and prohibited from driving a machine for one year. : Mary Parks, 13, one of the passengers, was seriously injured when a gsharp piece of steel gouged a hole in the muscel of one leg and ruptured g Dblood vessel. She was facing serious ’consequences, her physician says, Walter Ritzfield suffered a doublq fracture of one arm. The automobile was carrying seventeen passengers, some riding. the hood, at the time of the crash. Kough had been warned previously about his reckless driving. [ RTINS TSR R City Officer Expense.

According to the budget fixed by the city council the annual salary and office expense of the Ligonier officers ‘will be as follows: ’ : ' Mayor $lOO, office expense $lO.OO. Deputy clerk $320, office expense $2OO, ‘Treasurer $2OO, office expense $5O. ~ City attorney $2OO. : Street Commissioner $1,320. Marshal $1,320. Night police $1,220. City board of health $75. Council $4OO. * Street labor is estimated at $3,000 g year. : Attend Birthday Surprise. ~ Mr. and Mrs. John Crothers of Kimmell attended a birthday surprise on the former’s mother near Millersburg last’ Wednesday: evening. The occas, ion was in- celebration of her 87th birthday anniversary. Of her eight children, six were present with their families, two of her children being unable to attend. About 65 of her descendants were present. Tables were placed out of doors and all enjoyed the sumptuous dinner. :

Dead at Seventy-Six. Aaron Shambaugh, 76, for many years g resident of Avilla, died Fri, day morning. He has been in poon health for many years an dfor the past few months had been'declining in health rapidly. Prior to his recent fllness he had engaged in carpenter work. He was a highly respected resident of the community and was g imember’ of the Evangelical church. eRAS P T - | Domesticated- Allegator. ~ Dale Brown, son of Arthur Brown, ‘of ‘Noble county, but who makes his home in Columbia City with his grandmother, Mrs. Josiah Archer, is [l‘the‘j proud owner of a domesticated alligator. In fact the “critter” has be come ‘so’ used “to home life that he scoots all over the house when not restrained. It is over four years old and is' twenty-one inches long. It ‘seems to ‘do well, though far removed from its' native hauits. - ;s

~ Uniconselous ‘From® Bee- Sting. John Schoenaner, 70, who recently ‘moved ‘to South ‘Whitley, was' terribly stung” by bees' Thursday forenoon, at the farm in Jefferson township, which he recently sold to Albert Loutzenhiser. He was rendered unconscious from bee stings, and’ was found in that conditfon by Mr. Loutzenhiser and Albert Shroyer, when those two gentlémen when to the farm. i = | ~“'Thé 'Women’s Foreign' Missionary dociety of the M. E. chureh, over 20 members: strong ‘was’ entertained 'by Mys. Harry Gilbért “at* the Diamond lake cottage Friday afternoon: The giiests enjoyed @ pleasant’ attérnoon. ¢ RaeeDrivér” Hurts i Lo Willtam® Naple, a verteran« racing Ariver of Converse, suffered concussion’of’ the brain ~andother’ injuries J dsy at'the Nortlr Manchester fair when he® was ‘thrown® from hig

[ ‘ Many Elks Expected. ' Bétween eifght and ten ‘ ad delegates are:expected”for the Eikd state convention at: ElkhN&re thfs week aceording to officials in‘charge’of the preparations for the convention. In! the last few days the local lodge of ‘Elkhart has been flooded with requests for reservations and Judge C. A. Lee estimated that the number of! visitors would exceed all expectationa Thursday is expected” to be the “big”, day. Band contest and $1,500 in prizes will be the feature'of the*day. B —————— Mr. anm;s‘.-l’t‘;{nk‘o;t-and?hﬂs. Edward Geiger, of Churubusco, were, Ligonier shoppers last Thursddy.

L NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES In the matter of determihinig thé tax rates for certain purposes by Perry | Township, INoble County, Indiana. Before the Township Advisory Board.. : o 1 Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of Perry Township, Noble County, Indiana, that the proper legal offi¢ers of said' municipality at their regular meeting place on the 6th day of September, 1926, will consider the following budget: : ' | BUDGET CLASSIFICATION FOR TOWNSHIPS : = TOWNSHIP FUND » : PRY OF PRUBEO iiiiinsiiiisiciommminis s abbim b nsiaatiossssaliosninss - $520:00 , Trustee’s Expense— ' : B TORNMEE: ooiianiinnn | anitialvnui imdsamisniid DOOO - . Books, stationery, printing and advertising .................... 415.00 Ay of Adviaory: BOsPG ... iiiate il s aiminis - 15 00 - Miscellaneous— - : : ol Rl AAVING i e e 100 D 0 . EEIBRHOBE . iiiimmnnaiins anie s BOYY : . DUDBes ..o ar es o N POtal “Townkßlil FUN b liitai itiiasnnmineay 165000 ESTIMATES OF TOWNSHIP' FUNDS TO BE RAISED. ‘ Estimated expenditures as aDOVE ..........c..ccsmas 1650.00 Working balance at end of year to meet necessary expenditures until receipts of revenue from. taxation ..., 1185.88 TOIRL. i i i i i bGI st 2RIG.BE Less estimated revenue and balance— - A Revenue not derived from taxat‘il’on ey A 0 : - Balance at end of this YeAr ..........e..cccvneenn..sl69s.o6 » TOIBL dedUCLIONE v i i Lnt i i 1635 08 Amount necessary to be raised by taxation ................cee0..51140.82 : . ROAD FUND

LADOY . [ iiiitaii St e e a 0 00 | Road tools_and mAEhHIOE .....c.......iiiii cimniscisssmsssennanes . 100500 + ; Bridees andl RlvErtE i G ikl 1 1100.00 , Aravel, stone and mMMEerIAI ... civm et 800.00 Pay of road BUDOTVIBONS ... ..o vaiis e 100.00 ‘ MBCOIIABOONA. Lo viniibiny Al i sit sSt ininss 140000 Total Hou@ FHIML (..iciimmininbis stk sl wimsisidomomsmmissscirss- 3080000 | ESTTIMATE OF ROAD FUNDS TO BE RAISED Hstimatg of expenditures as ADOVE .o.........c.cvvreereessesensssenensenseiennns:ss3so.oo Working balance at end of year to meet necessary expenditures until receipts of revenue from tax@tion ..., 1208.80 SPOBRLE sl SR Rt G N se e i eet GBBR.SO Less estimated revenue and balance — e Revenue not derived: from: taxation ... 00 : Balance at end of this year .........ei0ciieecn.....51432.89 Totals dednotlons. .. Gul liiai. caoi iet i s ein o 1482 89 Amount necessary to be raised by taxation ............cein.....55075.9% ’ : SPECIAL- SCHOOL FUND | Repair of buildings and care of grounds ..................$ 100.00 . Repalr of ‘other equipmenit ... ... iheh iniviiasan - 1580000 : Janitor's sAPPHeR L ea 2 100,00 BRuel for: SCHBIS: ".o i bk s e s - 00100 v Sehpol: (PARSTOIET Muiivin it Hahi bt nirial s 3990:00 : ! FEachers: INBEIEMEO. .ibt i wiiee 380.00 - : JARIAY BOTWIOBY . Giiiiiili, cirmicoibiiosiams st ois smsbsbinsiniesns. 120.50 ! Miscellaneous— ' Ly INBUTBBCE o i hiinibonntil snbnitedis | sominsgsts msssiisiianiens: 15000 HBOE TR . iiinitainn S e ee T 20000 ’ NUTEe HITE, €fC . .iinnnscuminnisiinuiiaiannsu. . 10000 Total Special School Fund ......c.ccmiiine cvcisinsissonssssssssesssssesensenss§ 1640.00 ESTIMATE OF SPECIAL SCHOOL FUNDS TO BE RAISED Estimate of expenditures as abOVe ........cauuiismiosens.s764o.oo Working balance at end'of year to meet necessary expenditures until receipts of revenue from taxation ... 5986.05 LOBE - s ivimminigiineiesiniotind | Sulviaaißioiersslisbobroiania ves s ssasnsihsisonsmirousissinpsssnsniinlinss 13,826,06 Less estimated revenue and balance— / - Revenue not derived from taxation .....e......cececee..s .00 Balance at end Of FeAT ...........ieeremsiminmmossmsssssss:s3433.os ' Total QUANCHONR .0o i e e an s 843806 Amount necessary to be raised by taxation ......e......c0ee0e0......556193.00 : i BOND FUND: : ; . Payment of DOBAE" .liiiiaguna iui i sdiinei s o 38000.00 : Payment: of - IDCOXest ... iaiuinnc vt smsiis . 540.00 Total bona: HING .il i aiiniss i imncimbiisasisbtam s, $53640.00

: ESTIMATE OF BOND FUND TO BE RAISED ; ) Estimate of expenditures as BROTE Ll liutie mic it isemmsives $8040.00 Working balance at end of year to meet necessary expenditures . until receipts of revenue from taxation ..., 1848.76 TOBAL oty vi i s siliasan s wsßsesTees seemisiisisnese DBSSTE Less estimated revenue and balance—- : , , Revenue not defved from:taxation ............c.avinecd .00 Balance at end of ‘thig year ........ceciciivivmninsienennn..s2266.23 Total' deductions ..., et b dasshbs eliisbidsennet . ssssssbssiosssscsnssness BB UO-2S Amount necessary to be raised by taxation... ..........c.iccc.....53122.62 | LIBRARY FUND : | TOLA] HDPary fUBQ .o ciinan it it s sboa i 381146 .60 : ESTIMATE OF LIBRARY FUND TO BE RAISED _ ’ Amount necessary to be raised by taxation ....i........cc0.....531146.60 | X TUITION FUND e : PRV o teaehEle it s i . 3904000 . IDERNSTOPE’ L hiiilnineg s i seiian e s 500000 . Total tuition fund ............ -_--.'.'-u.....-4.....:..;.3....;.......~...........‘.............‘. ....$ 9640.00 ‘ ; ESTIMATE OF TUITION, FUNDS TO BE RAISED Bstimatg of ‘expenditures As abOVe .............ccicminomiimnnn.s 9640.00 Working balance at end of year to mjeet necessary expenditures : until receipts of revenue from taxation ...............ciien.. 4700.00 TOREL 25 iol v iVt i sl bt et cticn s sinstbssibs i 14340 00 Less estimate revenue and balance—- el . ' Revenue not derived 'from taxation R Balance at-end of this year ... i....icccononimen... 2789.06 ; L TOHI . AOANOTIONE pisisnsopsiniiimismmasiibiiii . Versas i 33720.00 Amount necessary to be raised by’ taxation .........ccceciie.....510610.94

TO. YEIMDUIrEO- COUNLY ronovveiinisveimimimi A b s Sdisobmssiobessis. sasionssossriiininansennes )t 382:20 * ESTIMATE OF POORYFUND-TO- BE RAISED. . Estimate of expenditures as abOVe iii.........ei.cewennmmenns 382.20 Amount necessary to: be raised By taxation .0.....e....c0ieienn$ 382.20 Net taxable Property .......coiciiiimbon, cemi s $3,822,000.00 Number taxable DOMB- ... iuminicems Liaimmsrsisommepssioisisinins. 123 ‘ PROPOSED LEVIES \ ' ! Levy on . Amount to Name of Fund . ‘ : : Property ' Be Raised TOMBRRID i ottt )et aiae' G3OO LB A 910 N Rogl .0 s R e A e b & 5076.41 HROCERL BehOOl &0 oiiidin sauni i e X St e BISS 00 BN e Tey B o % MR IR APY e it S T 8 1146.60 TRAILION ... oiiiiiinnio sesissvetibeusviiesstir ems s biostiscaterimis b - 238 7 M - 1061094 OO il ks bt e e e Y ¥ 382.20 ] . : , : i o 9 L Total u-.u--.{.....;.nca.---.-n-..u Sesssesnessennseimistsnsen: ‘o‘.---l—-.:boclo-a' ¢ .72 $26372.49 ' COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TAXES COLLECTED AND TO BE g » ; . COLLECTED " @ K g i e LAt e R T Sl Collected: ~ Collected ' '~ Collected ' ! Collected r Y e e ST s Tevy Name of Fund 1923 Lévy = 1924 Levy W 1925 Levy " 1926 Levy TownshiD .. cusnouna $2397.96 % $1614.83 - . $148454 . $114082 ROBE .....iivii it v DTSOO . 5861,95") 5820;00‘”" 5076.41 Special - Sehool ... ... ..1830186. 973953 ™ 570000 Y ' 5193.00 B e Y e ; 365250 ¥ = 312252 RARBENY L e o ® Wy gga4s W 114660 imﬁon" Sossssessins sesseasnenns ey 4569547 T 1 4042000 T 360223 F’»‘lokﬁ&;gg} M : TOW Eo-né;"'n:uulvﬁc ;i“ﬂiﬁ:.ﬂlm‘r :‘QUQQUOWCO“.il"C?'OQfﬁxMﬂh‘dﬁ.lﬁbhdodﬁi“’ W:‘si Taxpayers appearing shall have:a right-to: be-heard' thereon: After the tax lovien have beors dtormined-ten or. more- taxpayers feeling themselves agariovod by such.levies, may appoat (o the State Boxrd of Tax Commissioners. for. f“""?ﬁnmgw “action. thereon/, by Mling a petition therefor m?‘i%%’ Counf zgﬁ%ﬁg;% #Mo %Oﬁ September, 2 ' okt esl R e e T TU & aaokeon, trastse Py Jowalh N Lo B e s B e e iR e IR GSR e T e B e G ISR N el BERG RER SGEDS e e S GRa B S S

% . Is Bitten by Dog. '\ Harvey® Milledge, son of Mr. and Mrs? Frank Milledge, southeast of Laud} whien going to the pump Thurg day*moriiing ‘was attacked by a largd potted dog( owned' by someone in the neighborhood. The dog bit the lad on the arm, leaving a mark the size of a dollar. : b : Chautauqua Closes. : The Ligonier free chautauqua closed Thursday night with a fine pro, gram and a good attendance. The col, lection amounted to $58.88 which leaves no defieit in the expense fund.

L - NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES, : In the matter of determining the Tax Rates for certain purposes by Sparta Townhsip, Noble County, Indiana, before the Township Advisory Board. Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of said Township named, that the, proper legal officers of said municipality at their regular meeting place, on the 7 day of September, 1926 will consider the following budget: _ . BUDGET CLASSIFICATION FOR TOWNSHIPS , TOWNSHIP FUND L Balry of TRURLEO ... i i TRO 90 Rk RS PEOE i oiiririiimn baineid i s e BODO Trustee’s Expense— : v B TERVBHIDE ovihoicinits Grrisiiiiiin s - batasiime e 140.00 i b. . ‘Telephone and teelgrams ...................ccic.. . 5000 ot Supplies for justice of the peace ... 15.00 y Records, legal publications and office supplies ............ 225.00 ; : Public ditches (assessments against township) ............ 380.00 | oof advisory DORRd oo iiiviinid i - 35,00 ‘Miscellaneous— ‘ . e : LOMBLErY CATE (. o Glaaar . i e 280 » REEAL BORVICH i e sasihebiin i 2500 UL LOWRRRIE BRI . onitind: bt s i STRYR G 0 ESTIMATE OF TOWNSHIP FUND TO BE RAISED ' Estimated expenditures as above ... c0icie....51675.00 | Working balance at end of year to meet necessary. . ; expenditures until receipts of revenue from taxation $ .00 RN Dke i s¢il e STOTE N Revenue not derived from taxation: ......i... ccsews 00 4 2 TRI Geductions Lo il i ie i e .00 Amount necessary to be raised by taxation ...ueseciccoc.....sl676.oo ROAD FUND HAROr 00l e e e N 0 00 ! Bedoes Bbd enlvert .. e e 2PO 00 Gravel, stone and road material ..........cccinaeicans. 60000 s Payment of emergency IOBNS 2. ... . aiciiiiidamnicn, 8000.00 . Payment of interest on emergency loans ............c.eee. 360.00

Jatak voad Tand oo G $B9lO 00 : ESTIMATE OF ROAD FUND TO BE RAISED : Estimate of expenditures as above .......coicininea.sB9lo.oo : Working balance at end of year to meet. necessary expenditures until receipts of revenue from EAXHLION = o il e 00 Less estimated revenue and balance— ; Revenue not derived from taxation .............oeoead .00 Amount necessary to be raised by taxation .............ecc0ec00.....58910.00 SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND , Bepaie of butldings ... e chlahasinae o 81500 Schoel furniture and supp Hes .. ......ccivmeiesaas 510.00 uel for Bchool DOUSES .. ... outimniinansmnds 100/00 | Speecial school fund debt ... .G caiciihaiieanas 1300000 . Povwment of InteYesli .. ... b ke 1 300.00 : BEOal IraßsTers il ST S isk 000,00 SIRHNDOPERLION ... . i e T 200 00 ' Teachers’ Institute ... ... 630.00 HABIOE BBLVICE it Git i rstesinsinns 192000 Miscellaneous— : i = : LI i i et it 450,00 . = Cammencement o Galili st asa s 2000 Tatal Bpeclal ‘Sehool Fund ... vt nniwmnnrnllTHo 00 ‘ 'ESTIMATE OF SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND TO BE RAISED Estimate of expenditures, as above ...........................$17700.00 Working balance at end of year to neet necessary o expenditures until receipts of revenue from : tAXALION. 0. L i e o 00 Less estimated revenue and balance — ‘ Revenue not derived from taxation ..., .00 Amount necessary to be raised by taxation ..........0inenn....517700.00 i - BOND FUND Paymient af BONER oo iina S ain i s dares e an 000 00 Pavment O INEOYABEt .. ../ i i imo 00 Total bond and . h eG R L R i 3TAGO 00

ESTIMATE OF BOND FUND TO BE RAISED : Estimate of expenditures, as above ..........c00i.....57400.00 Working balance at end of year to neet necessary ] w » expenditures until receipts of revenue from : : Paxation: 00l i o i ey .00 : Less estimated revenue and balance— : : Revenue not derived from taxation ...........cieeend 00 Amourg necessary to raised by taxation .......cccccceceee....s74oo.oo j TUITION FUND Pav of Teachers . ... .0 i i vieias $15450.00 ! Total Tultion Funad oo iit i i iiaiiie «..315460.00 ESTIMATE OF TUITION FUND TO BE RAISED Estimate of expenditures, as above ........c..eenninsls4so.oo Working balance at end of year to meet necessary : i expenditures until receipts of revenue from taßAtlon . i e D Less estimates revenue and balance — Revenue not derived from taxation ............cenns .00 Amount necessary to be raised by taxation .............0cee....516450.00 ‘ - PROPOSED LREVIES . - ; : . Levy on Amt to be Name of Fund : , ; o Property Raised FOWRRDID. i itk ki S OROD $1675.00 BOME & G e e i O 8910.00 SHeclal Scheok . coalas oil s San ey e B 0 17700.00 BOAD 0 e ans iR 7400.00 WMHHION o e e e 4 15450.00 L TOIEL LG e T sR AT $51135.00 COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE TAXES COLLECTED AND TO BE = ' COLLECTED 3 , : ; To be - Collected Collected Collected Collected Name of Fund . , o + This Levy ' » 1923 Levy 1924 Levy 1925 Levy 1926 Levy Tawnship ....oani ania. $.688.00 ~ $ 520.00 $1480.00 $1675.00 MORE i e D 360 . 7800.00 4350.00 8910.00 Special School ...... ..... ... 13225.00 15800.00 12835.00 17700.00 Bona oo . : 2900.00 6410.00 7400.0 Q TG . .. na s STHITOO 6690.00 7975.00 15450.00 aPatal o sl Lo 2866261 33710.00 33050.00 51135.00 Taxpayers appearing shall have a right to be heard thereon. After the tax levies have been detéermined, ten or more taxpayers, feeling themselves aggrieved by such levies, may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners for further and final action thereon, by filing a petition therefor with the county auditor not later than the fourth Monday in Sepember, and the |State Board will fix a date of hearing in this' county. Dated August_ 16, 1926. - = - : : . : - . MARION BERBERICH, Trustee Sparta Township.

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