Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 65, 12 January 1910 — Page 7
THE RICH3IOXD PALI ADIUM AND SUN-TELEGKA3I, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1910.
PAGE SEVEN.
HE BLAMES LABOR FOB HIGH PRICES
President of the Manufacturers' Association Expresses His Views.
HITS CIVIC FEDERATION'
FOR AIDING AND ABETTING "GOMPERS AND HIS GANG" TAKES A LARGE SIZED FALL OUT OF THE UNIONS.
Springfield. Mass.. Jan. 12. Large responsibility lor the higher cost of living was laid by John Kirby, Jr., president of the National Manufacturers' association, upon what he called the "labor trust" in an address before the Employers' association at Springfield. Mr. Kirby further declared that trade unionism aspired to "absolute control over all labor that is hired and paid for by employers," and charged that its efforts to this end were being abetted, although m wittingly, by the National Civic Federation. Mr. Kirby's address was largely a reply to a recent implied attack upon his organization in an article in the National Civic Federation Review. He said in part: "There is general complaint about high prices of the necessities of life, various reasons being assigned for the same, chief among which are the tariff and the capitalistic trusts. Blames Union Principles. "As a matter of fact, the primary cause of the constantly advancing prices of commodities of all kinds lies at the door of the labor trust, a cardinal principle of which is to raise wages aud restrict production, neither of which can fail to diminish the purchasing power of the dollar, and when working together they doubly depreciate its value." Mr. Kirby then recites the formation of the Civic Federation as a national organization by the late Mark Hamia, speaks of its purposes, and ays: "it was sincerely believed by many tlxnX the organization could accomplish wonders in solving the so-called labor problem, and for those thus minded I have nothing but commendation. "It soon developed however, that the affairs "of the organization wrere being managed in the interests of the American Federation of Labor, and Sannml Gompers, its vice president, promptly became its commander in chief, and, with Mitchell and Easley as aids, proceeded to shear and trim the lambs for their snug repose in the bellies of the lions. Picture Riled Kirby. "The work of the organization if conducted, in sincerity and free from alliance with an organization of men who set themselves above the laws of the land would merit popular commendation, and would doubtless accomplish some good in which the National Association of Manufacturers would be glad to co-operate. "But when its official organ presents in group form, as it did in their November number, a photographic picture of 54 of its members, with Gompers and Mitchell, fresh from the Toronto convention, and their anarchistic defiance of our courts still vi
brating through the air, occupying central positions, the former located
'next door but one to President Taft
and the latter touching the 'hem of his garment is not such a spectacle
enough to make honest citizens sit up and think?"
CENTERVILLE, IND.
Centerville, Jan. 12. Miss Daisy
Morgan spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Hollipeter, of Richmond
Mr. William Horney and family, of
Olive Hill, spent Sunday with John
Beck and family.
Miss Malita Stanley of Boston, is
visiting her grand parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Taylor McConaha. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Otto Darnell. Saturday morning, a boy. Mrs. Clem Jones and son Edwin, of New Paris. Ohio, spent Friday evening with Mrs. A. J. Lashley and family. Mrs. Celeste Bond of Mt. Auburn, is visiting Joseph Hurst and family. Mr. Grover Smith is moving his
Stops Lameness Much of the chronic lameness in horses is due to neglect. See that your horse is not allowed to go lame. Keep Sloan's Liniment on hand and apply at the first sign of stiffness. It's wonderfully penetrating. goes right to the spot relieves the soreness limbers up the joints and makes the muiclcs elastic and pliant. Here's the Proof. Mr. G. T. Roberts of Resaca, G., R.F.D. No. , Box 43, writes : " I ha used your Liniment on a horse for Sweeney and effected a thorough cure. I also removed a spavin on a mule. This spavin was as large as a guinea egg. In my estimation the best rernedy for lameness and soreness is Sloan's Liniment Mr. H. M. Gibbs, of Lawrence, Kans., R.F.D. No. 3. WTites : " Your Liniment is the best that I have ever used. I had a mare with an abscess n her neck and one 50c. bottle of Sloan's Liniment entirely cured her. I keep it around all the time for galls and small swellings and for everything about the stock." Sloan's Liniment
will kill a spavin, curb or splint, reduce wind puffs and swollen joints, and is a sure and speedy remedy for fistula, sweeney, founder and thrush.
Price 60c. and $1.00 hnnrt, rattle, ahcep Mnt pHltry seat ft-ee. Adrcn Dr. Earl S. Sloan, Boston, Mm., V. 8. A.
Oct. 7, Nathan Grave, 302 loads
of gravel
Oct. 8, Claud Addleman, work
In travel pit
Oct. 26, C S. Keever, supervis
or's report book
Dec. IO, W. H. Peden, super
visor services tiO days 120.00
Dec. 16, S. D. Kiger Co., town
ship guide and tru off book G.55
Dec. 22 Osro Blose, supervisor's
services 60 days 120.00
Dec. 31, Nathan Grave off rent 20.00
Dec. 31, T. A. Smith, services
on advisory board
Dec 31, Erastus Stellar, ser
vices on advisory board ....
Dec. 3L Alonzo Riner, services
on advisory board
Dec. 31, Nathan Grave, tele
phone toll small amt paid . . 5.70
Dec. 31, Nathan Grave, salary
from trustee fund 30.00
family to Anderson, where he is em
ployed.
Mr. Colwell Miller of Hagerstown,
was calling on friends here Sunday. Mrs. Mary Lynch's condition still remains critical. Mr. and Mrs. Kellum of German-
town, visited the latter's sister, Mrs.
Mason and family, Sunday.
Mr. George Bertram, who has been
in pood health, still remains in a se rious condition. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Land of Rich
mond, spent Sunday with Mrs. Land's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Walker.
CapL C. B. Jackson who has been
seriously ill, is greatly improved.
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE.
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, the world wide Cold and Grip remedy, removes cause. Call for full name. Look
for signature E. W. GROVE. 25c.
A Mighty Labor Army. There are more wageworkers in Chi
cago than there are inhabitants In
either of the cities of Louisville. JarBey City. Indianapolis. St. Paul. Prov
idence. Rochester, Kansas City, Mo, and Toledo. Chicago Tribune.
TRUSTEE'S REPORT TO AD VISORY BOARD.
ANNUAL REPORT OF RECEIPTS
AND EXPENDITURES ON ACCOUNT OF TWP. TAX FUND. By the trustee of Franklin town
ship, Wayne County, Indiana, from
Jan. l, loot), to Jan. 1, 1910. Receipts. Amount on hand at date of last
report $ 13.20
Jan. 2o, Amount received from County Treasurer 406.2 July 12, Amount received from
County Treasurer 019.01
Received from all other sources 28.52
Total receipts township fund$1157.O0
Total expenditures since last
report 730.00
WE HAVE FOR SALE INVESTMENT PROPERTY Good for 10 net Income. WM. H. BRADBURY & SON. 1 & 3 Westcott Block.
The Flower Shop 1010 Main St. Phone 1002
insure: With E. B. Knollenbcro Room 6 Knollenberg Annex
CHICHESTER S PILLS THE DUXXBBAXa yy
(0
IMIla la Rcll ud iml mcoJlic taies, smled with Blue Ritiboa.
Take m atker. Br T"C III Iim Atk tor CM 1-C UUK-TCK MKANB PILLS, far S3
XL-?
SOLO BY MGISTS EVERYVECS
Balance $ 420.34
Expenditures. Feb. 12, E. C. Grave, moving
twp Rec. and off fix 4.00
Feb. 25, Palladium Ptg Co., ptg
trustee s report 21.19
April 20. Morning News Ptg. Co
printing report 19.20
April 23, Nathan Grave, serv
ices as trustee 100.00
May 17, Morning News, Ptg Co
printing notices 3.00 May 20, Ellwood Morris, of sup 3.18 May 31, J D Adams Co of sup 7.35
June 15, Henry Holzappel, sew
er pipe a.ou
Aug. G, Nathan Graves salary
from township oo.OO Sept. 1, William Peden, rd wk 17.29
Sept 3, Geo. Kennedy, wk on
Saxton bridge 10.50
Sept. 13, Lewis Welch, work on
baxton bridge 6.00
Sept. 14, Palladium Ptg. Co.,
Printing tax levy 2.00
Sept. 14, Morning News Ptg Co
printing tax levy 2.00
Sept 16, Noah Wilson, work on
Saxton bridge 4.50
Sept. IS, Albert Schnidcr, use of
wheel scoops . . . . 2.00
SepL IS, Osro Blose, work on
Saxton bridge 36.00
SepL 20 Geo. Kennedy work on
Saxton bridge 15.00
Sept. 25. Nathan Grave, 200
loads gravel . 20.00
Oct. 2. C. C. Fulghum, cement
for Co. line bridge 5.00
Oct 4, Nathan Grave, 100 loads
gravel 10.00
Oct 4, C. L. Radford, work
ing in Graves grav pit 6.15
Cct 5, Jeddie White, working
in Graves grav pit 5.25
Oct 5, Oscar White, working in
, Graves gravel pit 6.30
Oct. 7, E. C. Grave, working to
Graves gravel pit 3.50
30.20
4.75
3.50
5.00
.00
00
ANNUAL REPORT OF RECEIPTS
AND EXPENDITURES ON ACCOUNT OF LOCAL STATE TUITION FUND. By the trustee of Franklin town
ship, Wayne County. Indiana, from
Jan. 1, 1900, to Jan. 1, 1910.
Receipts.
Amount on hand at last re
port $1402.09
Jan. 25, Amount of Common
School Fund received . . . . 1450.07
July 12, Amount of Common
School Fund received . . . . 1305.93
Amount of Common School
Fund received from all other sources 54.73
Total receipts Local Tuition
Fund 4272.82
10.00
50.00
25.00
40.00
10.00
40.00
OO.tiO
S.00
5O.00
22.004
i.OO
5.K
21.00
88.50
150.50
Total expenditures since last
report $2310.65. . Balance 1902.17 Expenditures.
Jan. 9, Mary Smith, teach No. 5 20.00 Jan. 10, Edna M. Blose. teach
No. 2
Jan. 20, Chessie Joy, teach
ing No. 7
Jan. 20. Emma Curtis, teaching
No. 1
Feb . 5, Myrtle Addleman.
teaching No. 3,
Feb. 5, Edna Blose, teach
ing No. 2
Feb. 6, Joe C. Burgess, teaching
No. 5
Feb. 16, O. C. Shaffer, teaching
No. 5
Feb. 20, Mary Smith, teaching
No. 5
Feb. 25, Chessie Joy, teaching
No. 7 Feb. 26, Edna Blose, teaching No. 2 March 6, Joe C. Burgess, teaching No. 5 March 0, Erma Curtis, teaching No. 1
March 20, Erma Curtis, teach
ing No. 1 March 26, C. O. Shaffer, teaching No. 5 March 29, Erma Curtis, teaching No. 1
March 29, Joe C. Burgess. teaching No. 5 62.11 March 29, Joe C Burgess
teaching No. 5 31.39
March 29, Myrtle Addleman
teaching No. 3 280.90
March 29, Edna Blose, teaching No. 2 March 29, Chessie Joy, teaching No. 7 March 29, Mary Smith, teaching No. 5
July 28, T. A. Mott transfers
to Rich, high school
July 28, James Howarth, trans
fers Middleboro school
July 29, J. C. Ranch, transfers
Randolph school July 29, Claud Keever, trans
fers Fountain City school . . 32.00
Sept 6, Joe C. Burgess, teaching No. 5 Sept. 22, Edna Blose, teaching No. 2 Oct. 1, Mary Smith, teaching No. 5 Oct 2, Edna Blose, teachNo. 2 Oct 2, Hazel Harding, teaching No. 7 Oct 2, Myrtle Addleman teach
ing No. 3 50.00
Oct. 7, Erma Curtis, teaching No. 5 Oct 7, Joe C Burgess, teaching No. 5 Oct. 23, Edna Blose, teaching No 2 Oct. 25. Joe C. Burgess, teaching No. 5 Oct. 30, Josephine Bennett teaching 1 week No. 5 Nov. 5, Erma Curtis, teaching No. 5 .-
Nov. 20, Edna M. Blose, teaching No. 2 30.00 Nov. 25, Myrtle Addleman-
teaching No. 3 Dec. 17, Joe C. Burgess, teaching No. 5 Dec. 17, Erma Curtis, teaching No. 5 Dec. 20, Erma Curtis, teaching No. 5.
Dec. 23, Arline Barlow, teaching No. 5 sub 11-35
Dec. 24, Zona M. Grave, teaching No. 5, Dec 2S. Edna M. Blose, teaching No. 2 Dec. 29, Myrtle Addleman teaching No. 3
90.85
124.50
290.50
71.00
14.00
41.00
25.00
15.00
i.OO
15.00
5.00
10.00
10.00
15.00
50.00
14.05
10.00
50.00
50.00
10.00
15.00
20.00
3.00
30.00
10.00
5.00
20.00 303.55 14.00 5.00 10.00 40.00 12.00
8.00
3.00
25.00
60.00
.00
10.00
11.00
34.67 24.68
4.2S
15.00
31.80
G.10 88 9.75 10.00 12.00
3.00 25.00 3.00 u.'l 2.00 21.00 2.00 39.60 16.35 3.20 1.67 1.20 8.40 13.35 4.50 1.50 2.00
Jan 16, James O Robinson driving hack No. 3 . . . . Jan 16, James O Robinson driving hack No. 3 Jan 20, Irvin Reed & Son flag rope Jan 20 Henry Y Kampe teaching music Feb 3, First Nat. Bank note.. Feb 4. J M Blose jan No. 5... Feb 11, J S Tharp jan No 1.. Feb 15. J M Shaffer, driving hack No. 5 Feb 15. J M Shaffer, driving hack No. 5 Feb 27, James O Robinson driving hack No. 3..
March 1, Henry Y Kampe teaching music 20.00
March 2, J M Blose jan No 5 March 13, F W Porterfield tuning piano March 15. J M Shaffer driving hack No 5 March 20, Michel White interest on note March 25. Henry Y Kampe
teaching music
Marcli 27 J M Blose janitor
and labor No 5
March 29, Erma Curtis janitor
fees No 1
March 29, Joe C Burgess Co
Institute fees 37.80
March 29, Myrtle Addleman
Co Ins. fees and jan No 3
March 29, Edna Blose Ins fees
March 29, James O Robinson
driving hack No 3 6.9-
March 29, John P Welch driv
ing hack
March 29. J M Shaffer driving
hack No 5
March 29, Chessie E Joy In
stitute fee and janitor
March 29, Mary Smith Insti
tute fee 21.00
March 30. John S Tharp jan
itor and labor No 1
March 31. J B Marshall janitor
work No 7
April 5. Evan Horn jan No 2..
April 17. C W Jordan speaker commencement
April 17, R Richards music
for commencement April 17. C W Jordan taking speaker and settlement of teachers April 17, Henry Y Kampe teaching music April 17, T S Pyle church for commencement April 20, G II Knollenberg Co ribbon for commencement.. April 20. C W Jordan flowers for commencement April 21, C O Shaffer Ins fees April 21, C O Shaffer conduct
ing examination May 1. Dye & Price fire ins...
May 7, Claud Keever commencement programs May 11, J Policy director No 1 May 12, C L White sch sup. .. May 12, Benj Thomas school director No 3 May 15, C O Shaffer (Co Inst.. May 15, J Haworth sch sup.. May 17. J C Burgess holding examination May 24, Ellie Skinner making towels . . . . May 24, Zona M Grave holding examination
May 31, J D Adams Co school supplies 14.45 June 26, Jones Hardware Co school supplies 1.50 July 2, Chas A Blose repairing fence No 5 50 Aug 6, Nathan Grave salary
from special school 100.00
Aug 7, E C Grave moving desks to hall Aug 14, C W Jordan Co Inst, and Teachers Asso. fees.... Aug 25, D B Fisher whitewashing No 2 Sept. 6 Jehu Boren wrk No 1 Sept 6, Eli Hyde plastering school No 1 Sept 6, J B Marshall work on school No 7 Sept 8, Nathan Grave salary. . Sept 14, Palladium Prtg Co advertising contract Sept 14, Morning News Prtg. Co. advertising contract.... Sept 15. Albert Freeman calcimine walks Nos 3 and 7.. Oct 2. C C Fulghum coldwater
paints 17.90
Oct 5. Henry Y Kampe teach
ing music 30.00 Oct 6, J M Blose jan No 5 15.00
Oct 8, P C C & St L E M Kre-
la freight on wagons 18.00
Oct 15, C J Hall 51 tons and
1,700 lbs coal 162.74
Oct 16. Osro Blose rent on
school hack No 3 Oct 21. J D Adams Co sch sup Oct 22, W S Kaufman & Son architect school No 5 . Oct 25. W J Curtis hauling coal No 5 Oct 29. B Hunt hauling coal. . Oct 29, L Harrison haul coal
Oct 30. Bert Carman driving hack No 5 50.00 Oct 30, J B Marshall pump and
closet troughs No 7 Nov 2. Harry Hill hauling children to No 5 Nov 4. Standard Oil Co can, gasoline, etc Nov 5, Henry Kampe teaching music Nov 6. M T Pyle hauling coal o Nov 10, C A Crowell freight on desks . .
...Investment Securities ... High Grade Non-Taxable Bonds and . ...Gilt Edged First Mortgage Loans... We buy and sell high grade Investment securities and have on hand for sale a fine lire of high grade tax exempt bonds and good first mortgage loans at attractive rates of Interest. Inquiries Invited PickoirosQO Trust Co.
3.00 12.00 4.00 24.00 3.50
12.70 49.00
6.71
7.77 31.50
ANNUAL REPORT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES ON ACCOUNT OF SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND. By the trustee of Franklin township, Wayne County, Indiana, from January 1, 1909 to January 1, 1910. Receipts. Amount on hand at date of last report $ 70.51 Jan. 25, amount received from county treasurer 1.215.51 July 12. amount received from county treasurer 1,471.11 Amount received from all other sources 33.4S Total receipts special school fund 2,790.61 Total expenditures since last report 2,454.51 Balance 336.10 Expenditures. t Jaa 13, J M Shaffer hack driver No. 5 $ 5.00 Jan 13, T A Smith, labor .... 1.25 Jan. 14, Henry Y- Kampe, teach music .... ........ 10.00
7.50 50.00
200.00 3.91 8.57 1.94
4.50
5.00
12.85
30.00
3.65
3.78
Save Your Old Blades
BLaHes w -
..Ten Days Free TriaL Clem Ttiistlelhwaite Drug Store 115 R. SO St Pfct lUS
Nov 11, J M Blose jan No 5.. 15.00 Nov 24, J M Blose jan No 5.. 10.00 Nov 25, Eli Coppock cleaning
wells 1 and 2 rep pump No 5 10.00
Dec 7, Bert Carman driving
hack No 5 10.00
Dec 9, Henry Kampe teaching
mu6ic 30.00
Dec 13, Wm N Bennett hauling
3 loads of coal and desks . . 13.09
Dec 13. Wm H Glunt 15 cords
wood, hauling coal 53.10
Dec 13, Benj Thomas cleaning
house No 3 hauling coal 27.89
Dec 13. Ray Polley haul coal
and other work 22.70
Dec 14, OIlie C Hunt 25 loads
of gravel to No 5 15.00
Dec 14, Albert Freeman mov
ing and other work 10.00
Dec 16. .1 D Adams Co sch sup 50.00
Dec 17. E C Grave hauling desks to No 5 3.00 Dec IS, Osro Blose rent on Eagle hall for school . . . . 52.50 Dec 22, W J Curtis M B trus
tee rent Laurel hall for sch 45.00 :
Dec 22, W J Curtis for Ladies Aid society cleaning No 5.. 10.00 Dec 23. J M Blose janitor No 5 35.00 Dec 23, J M Blose jan for carpenters, plasters, painters No 5 23.00 Dec 23, J K Thomas setting up, putting down desk, laying floor 12.00 Dec 28. C L White merchandise 5.10 Dec 28, Pyle Mercantile Co merchandise 5.73 Dec 29, B F Parker rep pump, hack, etc 1.05 Dec 31, Nathan Grave salary as trustee 70.00 Dec 31, Nathan Grave small amount paid out 1.96 ANNUAL REPORT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES ON ACCOUNT OF ROAD TAX FUND. By the trustee of Franklin township, Wayne County, Indiana, from January 1, 1909 to January 1, 1910. Receipts. Amount on hand at date of last report $ 29.11 Jan. 25, amount received from county treasurer 21.66 July 12, amount received from county treasurer 807.16
Total reecipts road tax fund. 857.93 Total expenditures since last report $ 444.55 Balance $ 413.38 Expenditures. Feb 6. Osro Blose shov snow.f 14.00 July 6. Osro Blose rep bridge 10.00 Sept 3, B WTiite wk on bridge 4.50 Sept 7. W Peden wk on bridge 11.37 Oct 27, M L White work In A Hill pit 6.60 Oct 29, Guy Addleman, shoveling gravel Knoll pit 6.75 Oct 30, OIlie Edsall shoveling gravel Wright's pit 4.50 Nov 1. D V Wright spreading gravel on road 7.50 Nov 2, John Wright shoveling gravel Knoll pit 3.00 Nov 10. Geo Kennedy 18.00
Nov 10, John W Peden shoveling gravel 10.25 Nov 11, Harry McLaughlin shoveling gravel 1.50 Nov 13, Dan Fisher spreading gravel 4.50 Nov 18, C E Potter sewer pipe 13.50 Nov 22, J M Pyle shoveling gravel 1.50 Nov 22, W S Wright shoveling gravel 3.00 Nov 23, Albert Freeman shoveling gravel 3.00 Nov 27, Henry Knoll gravel and labor 22.20 Dec 2, Rola Overman gravel and labor 16.50 Dec 3, Henry Knoll 427 load of gravel 64.05 Dec 7, T A Smith shoveling gravel 2.18 Dec 7. W G White spreading gravel on road 1.50 Dec 7, C A Blose shoveling gravel 2.25 Dec 7 J B Marshall 734 loads of gravel 73.40 Dec 7, E W Carman watching grate 1.60 Dec 9, Samuel Totten spreading gravel 1.50 Dec 9. Roy Thomas shoveling gravel 8.75 Dec 10. W H Peden work on culvert, shoveling snow ... 10.00 Dec 10, T C Hough 21 loads of gravel 4.20 Dec 11, Frank Knoll 36 loads of gravel 3.60 Dec J7. E C Grave work in gravel pit 25.00 Dec 22, Osro Blose supervisor road work 4.00 Dec 23, Fred Brown. 45 loads of gravel 4.50 Dec 24, G W Reid 176 loads of gravel.. .. .. .. '.. .. .. 17X0 Dec 23, Chas Mlxesell .33 loads
of gravel 3.S0 Dec 2S. James 11 Addleman rep grader plow, etc . . . . 2.75 Dec 29. H F Parker laying pick rep scoops, etc. 1.70 Dec 31. Nathan Grave services as trustee .. 50.00
ANNUAL REPORT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES ON ACCOUNT OF MISCELLANEOUS FUND. By the trustee of Franklin township, Wayne County, Indiana, from Jan. 1, l'.fcK. to Jan. 1. l:lo. Total receipts Miscellaneous
Fun, sale of school bonds. . .$7500.00
Receipts. Total expenditures since last
report .... .... ........... 7351 .'SO
Balance 14X34 Expenditures. Sept 10, Z Bendfeldt & Sous
. contractors 33ftt.'jo
Oct. !, z Bendfeldt & Sons, re
building house No. 5 1S3.i.10
Nov 13. Z Iendfeldt & Sons,
contract house No. "i ... 1470.00
Dec. 23. Z. Bendfeldnt Sons
contract house No. 5 200.00 Dec. 31, Paul Bendfeldt for Z. Bendfeldt & Sons, contract house No. 5 4.V.6
Fund 210C
State of Indiana. Wane County, sa.:
The undersigned, being duly sworu. on oath says that the above arcouat is true and correct, as be verily believes. NATHAN GRAVE. Trustee.1 " Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 4th day of Jan.. l'.UO. ALONZO RINER. President Advisory Board.
ANNUAL REPORT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES ON ACCOUNT OF DOG TAX FUND. By the trustee of Franklin township, Wayne County, Indiana, from Jan. 1. 19oy, to Jan. 1, 101O. Receipts. Amount on hand at last settlement $ 190.00 May 15, Amount of collections from township assessor 150.00
Received from prosecutions and all other sources 9.00 Total receipts Dog Fund .... 358.00
Expenditures for the year ... Balance due the township Expenditures. Marc h 5. D. S. Coe, Co Aud excess tax Nov. 23, John Fowble, sheep killed and damaged Nov. 20 Harvey Galbreath, sheep killed by dogs Dec. 31. Nathan Grave, services as trustee SERVICE ACCOUNT.
Franklin Township, Wayne
to Nathan Grave, trustee. Dr. Dec 31, 25 days out of road fund Dec. 31, IC days out of township fund Dec. 31, lOO'-i days out of special school Dec. 31. lOU days out of Dog
170.00 .182.00
90.00 r.i.oo 5.00
2LOO County, 50.0"
100.00 210.00
SUMMARY. Township Fund -Receipts. $1,157.00: Exitendiiures. $730.00; Balance on hand. $4204. Local Tuition Fund and State Receipts, $4.272.N2; Expenditures. $2.31o.'C. Balance on hand. $1.!02-17. Special School Fund Receipts. $2.7".m;1: Exieuditures. $2,454.31. Balance on band. $3.n;.lo. Road Fund-Receipts. aX'.T.IC: Expenditures, $144.55; Balance on hand. $413.3. Miscellaneous Fund, Bonded Receipts, $7,5"o.u: Expenditures, 3.1.on. Balance on hand. $148.34. Iog Fund -Receipts, $35S.O0; Expenditures, $17 ;.. Balance on hand. $lS2.oo. State of Indiana. Wayne County, ss.: I. Nathan Grave, trustee of Franklin township, in said county and state, do
solemnly swear that the various sums
with which I am charged in the foregoing report, are all of the sums received by me, and that the various items of expenditure credited hava been fully paid in the sums stated.' and without express or implied agreement that any portion thereof has been retained by or lepaid to me or 1st any other person within my knowledge, and that I have received no money or article of value in consideration of any contract made by me as such trustee, and that the above and foregoing report is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. NATHAN GRAVE. Township Trustee. Subscribed and sworn to before me. this 4th day of January. 1910. ALONZO RINER, President of the Advisory Board.
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Room 8, Colonial Bldg.
Phone 1545.
Richmond, Ind.
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