Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 78, 26 January 1911 — Page 2

THE RICHMOND PAtIADIU3I ASD SUX-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, JANUARY SO,. 1911.

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IHSURAHCE -MED III A WORDY SQUABBLE Insurgents Plan Defeat of the German Baptist Mutual Company Regulars. To expectation of defeating the plans of the administration crowd and thereby throw the business of the association to the First National bank of llagerstown, the Insurgent policy holders of the German Baptist Trl-County Mutual Protective Insurance company at the annual meeting In the court house on Thursday.made a fight on the nominating committee's report to retain the officers of 1910 for another year. The fight largely hinged over the office of secretary-treasurer, filled by P. O. Dllllnc of Hagerstown for a num

ber of years In a most efficient man ne. iris opponent suggested by the recalcitrant members of the organization, was Frank Hayes, of Hagerstown. The old officers and directors, whom the nominating committee asked be retained Include Peter Flant, j Con no rsvl!le, president; John D. lloover, Hagerstown, vice president; and directors, C. C. -retry, Kltchel; and C. I Quick. College Corner, and T. A. Bhafer, Hagerstown, adjuster.. Flpht a "Hang-Over. The fight within the organization It a contlmiaticn of that at Hagerstown last year when several wealthy cltlsens of t'.iut place organized the Citizens' 8tat bank. The officers of the, Insurance company were friendly toward the new Institution and transferred tho company's business to it. Inasmuch as this amounts to several thousand dollars In loans each year, the business is rather remunerative to the banking Institutions. The First National bank supporters hoped by defeating old officers to again place that company's business in that Institution, is the charge which the administration Crowd makes. ' Before and after the morning session the hundred or more policy holders whe were present gathered In small groups and caucused the situation. The administration crowd claimed that there would be no count as to the outcome, declaring not a nominee of tho Insurgents would be elected. Qf course those affiliated with the other crown felt Just the other way about the matter. The election of officers was not expected to be held before 3: SO o'clock. ( Reports of the sixteenth year of the company were . made by secretarytreasurer, Dllllng. In 1910. tho amount borrowed was $9,200, and the money raised by assessments . $17,799.03, which with other receipts and the balance in the treasury on January 1, 1M0. brought the total receipts up to

tre tir.mt used In meeting the loan, and fl" S38.G7. which covered the f . . - m mi J

io&b; r.s a rcsun i wr? mi iiiuipfnj. wr.3 $20.r38.28. The balance in the treasury at the end of the year was $1,2062.23. The total 'amount of insurance out Is $7,007,235, carried by 4.6(13 policy holders. The insurance company's articles of incorporation permit it to Insure for fire lightning, and cyclone damages to farm property only in Wayne, Union and Fayette counties. In this state.

Meet me at Caskey Stock Sale Feb. 1. Watch for ad. NORTH 0 STREET CASEjyOUllCiL Board Opposes Widening and Refers Ordinance to City Fathers. The Board of Works, In a meeting this morning referred the N. D street ordinance back to council, without alteration. After an investigation yesterday the Board decided that widening the street and sidewalks would be too great a financial burden on the property holders, therefore it was decided to make no changes. The council, it is supposed, will pass the ordinance, as It adopted a resolution to uphold any action the Board decided to take. Eight fret of land at the south-west corner or Ft. Wayne avenue and D street will be condemned and the street mado wider at this point Proceedings to this effect will bo commenced immediately by the Board. Also North Third street will be widened, aeveral feet of land to be condemned on the east side of the street between the C. & O. station and North D street Tho street is so narrow here that ve

hicles can scarcely got through. Tho

resolutions were left with the engineer. ' The engineer was ordered to prepare plans tor the widening of West Main street, from Fifth street to the corporation line. The street will be widened, cement curb, gutter and side walk constructed besides macadamizing .the roadway, in case the property holders favor widening tho street

HOUSE III BATTLE OVERTON LAW Fight Started Wednesday and Will End Today Oldaker Plays Part. (Palladium Special) Indianapolis, Jani 26. The ProctorKeeney bill amending the county local option law met a stormy reception on

Its appearance in tho house on second reading' Wednesday, the minority members trying to encumber it with many amendments. Their efforts were as futile as were those of the Republicans In the senate. All amendments were rejected and the bill was made a special order of business for Thursday at 3 p. m., when it will be passed

by a mujority of from 17 to 20, according to how many Republicans vote with the Democrats. Upon every roll call upon amendments the Republicans secured the aid of Representatives Clore of Franklin, Iligglns of Lebanon, and Merriam of Bluff ton, all Democrats. These three are expected to "stand hitched" with the minority in the final vote upon the bill. The doubtful ones are upon the Republican side. On the motion on Wednesday made by the Democrats to shut off further amendments and send the bill to engrossment three Republicans deserted their party and voted with the Democrats. They were Crieger of llanna. Van Home of Indiana Harbor and Wider of Elkhart. Both sides claim these three upon the final vote. He Is In Hot Water. Wider is in hot water cither way. When he was elected he gave the wets of Elkhart to understand he would vote to amend the option law in conformity with the Democratic proposition. After the legislature convened he gave out an Interview in which he announced his intention to stand by his party in the matter and vote to retain the present law. "This Interview was reprinted in Elkhart papers and when Wider went home to spend Sunday he was the object of much attention, more or less polite, by the wets of Elkhart. As a result he promised to vote to amend the law. Now he is being besieged by the other side to change his mind again. In addition his colleague, Representative Troyer, a farmer of Elktfart county, is reported to have announced that

i In case Wider votes with the Demo

crats he (Troyer) will read Wider out of the party in speech upon the floor

of the house.

Representative Mendenhall of Nobles vllle, Introduced an amendment providing the entire question be submitted to a referendum vote of the

people, and Representative Brown of

Monon introduced an amendment making dry territory remain dry until voted wet by elections called by the wets. Both amendments were tabled

by a vote of 57 to 43, every member of

the house voting.

Representative Oldaker, Republican

of Wayne county, offered an amendment making the county the unit where the cities are less than 8,000 population, declaring such to be the

Oregon law.

"Would you vote for the bill with that amendment in it?" asked Repre

sentative Askren, Democrat.

"Yes, sir. I wduld," promptly replied

the Republican member.

"Then I move to lay the amendment

o:i the table," declared Askren, satis

fied his worst suspicions had been

verified. Askren's motion to table carried.

May 16. Wm A Hyde, dog tax.

May 16, Noah Wilson, pump . . 2.50 June 1, Harve H11L dog tax .. 1.00 June 1, 1st National bank, int 2.59 June 2, Joe C Burgess, dog tax 1.00 June 11. Elbert 'White 'dog tax ' 3 00 June 13. Grover White dog tax 1.00 June 13, Albert Speed, dog tax 3.00 June 13, 3 E Theis dog tax . . . 4.00 June 13, J O Robinson, dog tax 1.00 June 13, For gasoline sold 2.45 June 13, Received 2.75 July 1. 1st National bank. int. 2.53 July 5, C C Saxton. justice peace report I .58 July 11, Co treasurer, July distribution 5,710.34 Aug 27, 1st National bank Int. S.93

Sept 1, 1st National bank. int. 11.88

Oct. 1, 1st National bank, int. 10.01 Oct 1, C C Saxton. docket fees

as reported -25

Nov 1, 1st National bank, int . 9.55 Nov 5, Sold road scoop ....... 1.00 Dec 1. 1st National bank. int. 7.46

Record of Disbursements

Made by Nathan Grave, Trustee of

Franklin Township, of Wayne County,

During the Year .Ending December

31. 1910. Jan 12, Joe C Burgess teaching

No. 5 $ 100.00

142.00 'Apr 10, J B Marshall directors

ECONOMY SCHOOL WILL OPEN MONDAY Schools at Economy will be opened on next Monday unit, si new cases of smallpox break out. County health officer J. E. King stated on Thursday that the cases of the contagion in the three families who are quarantined were much Improved. The general health of the county elsewhere is exceptionally good for this time of the year. ' : ,-' ;

COUNTY SCHOOLS

WERE INSPECTED

County Superintendent, C. O. Wil

liams has been absent from his office during the week while making his

quarterly inspection of the district schools in the county. He in company

with Township Trustee, James Ha

worth visited the Wayne township

schools on Thursday. TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE'S

FINANCIAL REPORT RECORD OF MONEY RECEIVED By Nathan Grave, Trustee of Franklin Township, of Wayne County, during the year ending December 31. 1910: Jan 1, Myrtle Addleman, Co institute fee . 1.50 Jan 1, Joe C Burgess, Co institute fee 1.50 Jan 1, Erma J Curtis, Co instltute fee ' 1.50 Jan l.Zana M Grave, Co Institute fee 1.50 Jan 1, Cyrus C Saxton, justice peace report .50 Jan 5, Mrs. B. W. Addleman, coal 9.60 Jan 12, First National bank int for Dec 1909 8.31 Jan 26, Mary A Smith, Co institute fee 1.50 Jan 26. llaxel Harding, Co institute fee 1.50 Jan 31, Co treasurer, Jan distribution 3,097.22 Feb 2. First National bank, Int 5.56 Mar 12, Bertha Taylor, Co Inst fee 1.50 Mar 12. 1st National bank, int 7.83 Mar 15. Funds as adjusted by state accounting board .... 50.00 Mar 15, Funds as adjusted by state accounting board .... 219.00 Mar 15, Funds as adjusted by state accounting board .... 21.00 Mar 26, By error in deposit of funds 1.18 Mar 31, From state fund 183.88 Apr 5, 1st National bank. int. . 7-26 Apr 5, Cyrus C Saxton, justice peace report 1.00 Apr 22, Poor receipts by commencement 24.45 May 4, 1st National bank. Int. 3.63

Jan 12, Cyrus C Saxton 59 Ids

gravel . . . .' 5.90

Jan 12. Daniel White 23 loads

gravel . i 2.50

Jan. 12. Adam Hill 153 loads

gravel 15.50

Jan 12. Clarence Black 109 Ids

gravel 50c 54.50

Jan 14. Emma J Curtis teach

ing No 5

11.00

150.00

4.60

Jan 14. Hazel Harding teaching

No 7

Jan 14, A B Carman driving

hack. No 5 50.00

Jan 17, Samuel C Alexander 46

loads gravel .,

Jan 17, J W Addleman 117 Ids

gravel 11.70

Jan 20. Henri F Kampe teach

ing music 30.00

Jan 20, Emma J Curtis teach

ing No 5 60.00

Jan 20. Emma J Curtis teach

ing No 5 20.00

Jan 21, Harry G Wright driving

hack No 3 140.00

Jan 28, James M Blose janitor

No 5 20.00

Jan 28, Edna M Blose teaching

No 2

Jan 29, Standard Oil Co gaso

line No 5

Feb 1, C J Hall coal for grad

ing road

Feb 18, "A Pegg pump and coal

8 pout

Feb 1, Claud Keever sen sup

plies

Feb 1, Claud Keever book sta

tionery and printing ...... Feb 3, J D Adams Co two sen

wagons 315.00

Feb 7, J C Burgess teaching

No 5 50.00

Feb 9, Bendfeldt and Sons on

contract house No 5 148.34

Feb 9, Bendfeldt and Sons on

contract house No 5 101.66

Feb 9, W S Kaufman and Son

supplies school No 5 ...... 184.00

Feb 12. Edna M Blose teaching No 2 Feb 12. Bertha Taylor teaching No 1 ..... Feb 16, D H Goble Prty Co. 21 coppies of school' visitors .. Feb 21. Emma J Curtis teaching No 5 Feb 23, James M Blose janitor

15.00

6.88

2.70

7.10

16.95

1.75

25.00

46.00

6.13

20.00

23.00

Tharp janitor

ILr-hra Ptcd Tt

CroCciitiCiay. C5ta 3 tear

Feb 23. John

No 1 10.00

Feb 24, Henri F Kampe teach

ing music - 30.00

Feb 24, Wm H Peden reapairs

road machine 3.75

Mar 1, Demas Coe excess dog

tax 82.00

Mar 2, Joe C Burgess teaching

No 5 100.00

Mar 5, Myrtle Addleman teach

ing No 3 60.00

Mar 12, J D Adams Co bill pin

ned to vouchers : . . . . 29.90

Mar 12, J D Adams Co bill pin

hed to vouchers 78.72 Mar 12, Henri F Knolle grav.. 4.35

Mar 15, By adjustment of state

board of accounts 290.00

Mar 26, Edna M Blose teaching

No 2 10.00

Mar 29. Zona M Grave teach

ing No 5 10.00

Mar 31, Lewis Welch moving

. snow 29.85

Mar 31, Joe C Burgess teach

ing No 5 23.00

Mar 31, Myrtle Addleman tch

No 3 226.00

Mar 31, Myrtle Addleman in

stitute and janitor fees .... 35.30

Mar 31, Trans fered from state

to tuition .. 183.88

Mar 31, Edna M Blose teaching

No 2 200.00

Mar 31, Edna M Blose institute

fee. janitor, oil, book 33.80

Mar 31, Henri F Kampe teach

ings music 30.00

Apr 1, Bert Carman driving

hack No S .' 90.00

Apr 1, Harry O Wright driving

hack No 3 62.25 Apr 1, Bertha Taylor teaching No 1 276.00 Apr 1, Bertha Taylor institute and janitor fees 31.10 Apr 2, Michel White interest

work on No 7 ...

Apr 11, Joe C Burgess teaching

No 5 ............

Apr 11. Joe C Burgess Insti

tute fee

Apr ,12, Dye and Price, insur

ance

Apr 12, W H BarteJ school sup Apr 12, Ivan Reid school sup

Apr 14. James M Blose janitor

No 5

Apr 14. James M Blose janitor

No 5 in fall

Apr 20. Nathan Grave salary as

trustee . ........

Apr 21, Henri F Kampe teach

ing music ,',

Apr 25, O M Jennings moving

man to Economy ..........

Apr 2S McConaha Co piano for

commencement

Apr 28, Chas W Jordan flowers

for commincement ........

Apr 28, Geo II Knollenberg Co

ribbon '.

May 2, Henri F Kampe, music

for commencement .........

May 4, G H Knollenberg Co.,

14 yds cheese cloth

May 16, Chas A Woods, school

enumeration

May 18, Pylo Mercantile Co.

merchandise

May 18, J B Addleman, repair

grader

May 19. Henri F Kampe, teach

ing music

May 21, Geo Ballinger Co., com

mencement programs

May 21, Boren Lumber Co., 276

ft. lumber

May 24. C J Hull. coal....... May 27. Joe C Burgess, school

supplies

June 1, Wm N. Bennett, hauling

coal No. 5

June 11, Morning News, Print'g

Co., publish'g annual report

June 24, B B Williams, 2800 ft.

bridge lumber

June 25, Trustees F. and A.

M. No 159, storage

June 25, Trustees Laurel Hall July 9. Jas Haworth, school

supplies .'.

July 9, D S Coe, Exam. Frank

lin Twp Record

July . 14, Chas Rothermel tile

and labor

July 19, Myrtle Addleman, hold

ing examination

July 19, C C Saxton, damage to

ground

Jul25. John Q Bunch transfer

for Rena Peden

July 29, W J Simpson, cement

work on ditch No. 5

July 30. T A Mott, transfers,

Marg. White, Lena Cofield.. Aug 5, Mrs. Frank Skinner, cleaning and janitor work. . Aug 13, W B Barton, damage and keeping up stock ...... Aug. 20, Nathan Grave, salary as trustee Aug. 27, C C Clements, cement work No. 5 Aug 27, C C Clements, grade staking lot No. 5 Sept 3, John M. Money, shoveling gravel . . . v. . . . . . ." ".. . Sept 9, A B Carmon 5 . per,ch stone ... Sept 9, Clyde Thomas, work on Addleman bridge Sept 9, Wm F Brooks hauling Addleman bridge Sept 10, J O Robinson hauling coal No. 5 Sept 12, John Ruby storage school hacks .............. Sept 13, Ray Polly hauling gravel, mowing yard No. 1 ..... . Sept 15, Milton Harlan, interest on warrants Sept 15, Adam Hill, principal on warrant No. 1 Sept 15, Adam Hill, balance of prin. and int. on other warrants Segt 15, Isaac Van Nuys, interest on warrant Sept 15, Mrs Jehu Boren cleaning house No. 1.. Sept 15, Win A Hyde repairs on closet, umber, etc. ......... Sept 16, Theodore Fisher, Interest on warrants 4, 7, 11.... Sept 17, J K Thomas, cleaning school house No. 5. ........ . Sept 17 A F Speed hauling coal Sept 19 D B Fisher, spreading - gravel Dist No 2 Sept 19, Wm N Bennett hauling coal ......... . Sept 19, Bert Hunt hauling coal Sept 20, Jehu Boren calcimining jS school rooms Sept 20, Williams & White, 4 sewer pipe, steel Sept 22, Jas Robinson, driving hack No. 5 Sept 22, Henry F Kampe, teaching music

on note '. Apr 2. John S Thorp directors work No 1 Apr 4, James M Blose directors work No 5 Apr .4. El wood Morris Co pic ture frames v Apr 4, Standard Oil Co gasoline Apr 5. Mary A Smith teaching

No

Apr 5, Mary A Smith institute fee Apr 5, Zona M Grave teaching No 5

Apr 5, Zona M Grave Institute fee Apr 6, Emma J Curtiss teaching No 5 : Apr 6, Emma J Curtiss Institute fee Apr 6, Frank White shoveling gravel Apr 6, Palladium Printing Co printing annual report ...... Apr 8. Hazel Harding teaching No 7 i ' Apr 8, Hazel Harding institute fee .........

60.00 6.50 11.50 22.43 4.38 430.00 25.20 425.00 22.75 143.00 16.10 1.40 10.80 140.00 30.75

est on school warrants...... Sept 26, Joseph H Thomas, 6 turkeys killed by dogs .... Sept 29, Hazel Harding, teaching No. 2 . Sept 29, Henry Knoll, 121 loads gravel. 20c Oct 1, Ethel Harris, teaching No. 8 Oct 1, Robert Skinner, 10 geese killed by dogs

1.00 245.00 31.50 57.5S 9.24 17.83 23.00 - 8.73 100.00 50.00 5.00 5.00 2.00 2.65 14.85 .70 20.00 1.42

4.50 20.00 17.50 11.04 6.73 , 23.20 1.50 11.10

77.00 15.00 5.00 13.50 50.32 2.85 2.90 10.00 9.75 13.75 48.00 7.95 13.75 190.00 252.50 ' 1.00 8.47 5.00

4.50 1.50 3.80 6.15 5.00 56.00 427.06 144.94 24.00 5.90 9.00 76.00 20.00 2.40 3.00 4.75 5.43 80.00 61.30 50.00 20.00 40.00

9.00 20.00 24.20 25.00 10.00

Oct 5, Nathan Grave salary as

trustee

Oct 6, Chester Rhodes, work on

sewer Oct, 6, Zona M Grave teaching No. 5

Oct 6. Neil Good teaching No. 5

Oct 6, Geo W Shell teach'g No 5 Oct 7, Sylvester Cook, 10 perch of stone ................... Oct 10, Eli Hyde, cementing Oct 10. M L Whte filling old

well No. 1 . . . .

Oct 12. C S Keever. 230 large envelopes Oct 14, J B Marshall director work No. 7 Oct 17, Eva Pyle teach No 5 Oct 17. W H Bartel school supplies Oct 18, Geo A Davis, tin vaults school No 1 Oct 22, E P Roberts, spreading gravel Oct 24, Chas A Woods, jaintor No 5 Oct 21. Chas A Woods, direct-

Oct 24, Verna Hill, teaching No. 3 Oct 26, Will Peden spread grav Oct 26, Nellie Overman, teaching No. 1 Oct 27, Wm Simpson cement work Addleman bridge Oct. 2S, Lambert Gas Engine Co., repairing engine No 5.. Oct 28, Henri F Kampe, teach ing music Oct 29, J R White, interest on warrant No. 12.... Oct 29 Zeddie White hauling coal No. 5 Oct 29, Zeddie White, shoveling gravel on rqad Oct 29, Neil Good, teach No 5 Nov 4. Ethel Harris, teaching

No 8 Nov 5, Zona M Grave, teaching No 5 Nov 5, Loyd Pyle, shoveling gravel Nov 5, M T Pyle, haula coal . Nov 5, Morning News Ptg Co publishing tax levy ....... Nov 4, Palladium Ptg Co, publishing tax levy Nov 7, W C Thornton, 20 days in gravel pit and team Nov 7, Joseph Brown, 585 loads gravel 15c per load Nov 18, Neil Good, teach No 5 Nov 19, J "VV Addleman, directors work No 8 Nov 23, J P Welch, driving school hack .............. Nov 26, Blanch Jennings, teach No 7 Nov 28, Albert Harmeson, 30 loads of gravel 10c Nov 28, W L Baker, 1 gross ' chalk Vz bbl floor oil Nov 28, W N Bennett, hauling coal Nd 5 Nov. 28, Ben Thomas Dir work no. 3 : Dec 1, G W Shell, teach No 5. Dec 1, H F Kampe, teaching music . .

- 50.00 1.50 30.00 73.00 100.00 10.00 10.73 12.00 1.60

7.50 44.00 111.75 13.00 2.67 38.70 11.09 63.00 1.00 C5.00 21.00 10.20 20.00 32.00 5.50 22.50

50.00 60.00

m 20.00

1.50 3.82 3.09 5.00 61.50 81.75 40.00 25.00 19.55 100.00 3.00 7.32 4.70 11.26 50.00 30.00

Dec I, Fenn' Welch, shoveling gravel ... ......... Dec 1, H H Hunt, 617 loads of gravel 15c ........ Dec 1, D R Funk, damage and . gravel Dec 2, Milton Harlan, services as supervisor Dec 2. E E Grave, work In pit with team Dec 2, Neil Good, teach No 5, Dec 2, Nathan Grave, 400 loads gravel 15c Dec 2, Nathan Grave, salary as trustee Dec 3, Roy Thomas, shoveling

gravel, work on bridge ....

Dec 3. G W Reid, 296 loads gra

vel 10c .

Dec 3, Mather Bros Co, cement

for Addleman bridge Dec 3, Jones Hardware Co, 2 road scoops Dec 3, Hazel Harding, tetch No 2 ., Dec 3, Nellie Overman, teach No 1 Dec 3, W F Skinner, haul coal years 1909-10 Dec 8, E F Smith, livery hire for engine man Dec 8. C J Hull, 41 T coal 3.10 per T. weighing same Dec 9, J M Coe Ptg Co, printing Dec 10, Zona M Grave, teach No 5 Dec 10, W L Welch, 55 days supervisor Dec 10, W L Welch, 9 days repairing bridges Dec 13 Milton Harlan, services as supervisor Dec 13, Milton Harlan, honeing road Dec 13, Milton Harlan, soverg . gravel, watching gap Dec 13, Jacob Polly, old bridge plank nails for same

Dec 14, C A Blose shoveling coal. No 5 Dec 14, C A Blose, Bhovellng gravel ...... Dec 14, Jas Blose, oiling floors No 5 Dec 15, J F Crown, plans, Bpeclcations for walk No 5 .... Dec 16, C C Saxton, 4 loads of sand Addleman bridge .... Dec 17, Fred Wallace, hauling gravel new culvert ........ Dec 19, Alonzo Rlner, services on advisory board Dec 19, Verna Hill teach No 3 Dec 20, Geo Worley, 20 load gravel, lOo Dec 21, G W Shell, teach No 5. Dec 21, Ethel Harris, teaching No 8 ..." Dec 21, Neil Good, tetch No 5 Dec 22, C A Woods, janitor 5. Dec 22, T A Smith, services on advisory board ............ Dec 23, J B Marshall, 61 loads gravel Dec 23, D S Coe, making out road books 1909-10 ......... Dec 23, Gertrude James, drawing supplies Dec 23, Gertrude James, in- - struction in drawing .......

1.5o

92.55 21.00 50.00 33.75 35.00 60.00 100.00

29.60 10.50 12.00 25.00

50.00

1.50 128.80 4.15

20.00 110.00

26.00 68.00 4.00 3.50 ' 5.40 1.50 3.75 2.00 10.00 1.00 3.00 5.00 90.00 2.00 175.00 55.00 60.00" 50.00 6.00 6.10 20.00 3.52 55.00

Dec 26, E M Stetler, services on - - ' advisory board 6.00 ' Dec 26, J P Welch driving hie

No 3 , 23.00

Dec 26, E C Grave, haul coal 1.S5 . Dec 27, Nate Grave, 210 load3

gravel 15c 31.50

Dec 27. B F Parker, repairs . . , .55 Dec 27, B F Parker, picks and

shovels 2.33

Dec 27, Zona M Grave, teach'g

No 5 ........... 20.00

Dec 2S, J W Addleman, director

work No 8 ................ 18.95

Dec 28, J W Addleman, 70 load

gravel 15c 115 at 10c ...... 22.00

Dec 28. Standard Oil Co, gaso

line No 5 13,33

Dec SO, Chas L White, school

supplies ....... ..i. ....... . 6.S9

Dec 30. C L White, picks, pick

handles and nails 2.00 '

Dec 30 J B Addleman, repairs

for furnace and englno .... 1.25 SUMMARY. Jan 1, 1910. Balance on hand last settlement Township Fund. $126.31; Road. Fund. $413.38; Special School Fund, $336.10; Tuition Fund. $1,918.41; Dog Fund. $182.00; State Tuition Fund, $43.76; School "House Bond Fund. $HS.00; Total of all Funds, $3,4CS.33. Dec 31 . 191 0 Reoei pts Townshl p Fund. $1,201.63; Road Fund, $938,73; Special School Fund. $3,422.58; Tuition Fund, $2,955.27; Dog Fund, $177.00; State Tuition Fund, $456.12; School House Bond Fund, $427.06; Total of all Funds, $9,578.41. Total of balance and receipts Township Fund. $1,627.97: Road Fund. $!, 352.13; Special School Fund, $3,758.68; Tuition Fund, $4,873.68; Dog Fund. $359.00; State Tuition Fund. $499.88;

School House Bond Fund, $575.40; Total of all Funds, $13,046.74. Disbursement Township Fund, $1.116.1C; Road Fund, $994.79; Special School Fund, $3,409.45; Tuition Fund, $3,735.00; Dog Fund. $101.00; State Tuition Fund, $499.S8; School House Bond Fund, )575.40. Total of all Funds, $10,431.68. Balance Township Fund. $311.81; Road Fund. 357.34; Special School Fund. $349.23; Tuition Fund, $1,138.68; Dog Fund, $258.00; Total of all Funds, $2,615.06. . State of Indiana. Wayne County ssr 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 bell ves; 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 nor article of value in consideration of any contract " made by him as trustee. Nathan Grave, Township Trustee. , Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 2nd day of January, 1911. John Roll, Chairman of the Advisory Board.

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