Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 62, 22 January 1915 — Page 6
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Baseball Pugilism Bowling
Polo Ksrlnswi Y.M.C.A.
GREEKS DEFEAT QUIGLEY BUNCH FORTilIRD WIN Seeders Nose Out Smokes by Single Point Teams Play Listless Polo Iky Haughton Stars.
POLO STANDING. W. A S. M ? Greeks 5 Smokes . 3 Qulgleys 1
L. 1 3 5 7
Pet .875 .625 .375 .125
OFFICIAL POLO SCORES
GREEKS VS. QUID LEYS.
Qreske. . R. Allison ........... 9 Build 0 fc'etzner 0 Newman .". 0 Lancaster ........ 0 Totals 8 Qulgleys. R. BradfleJd ..1 Haughton ..0 Minor.. 0 Jones 0 Snavely .'. 0 Retd
Laat Nights' Resufts. Greeks. 4; Qulgleys, 3. A. S. 1; Smokes. 0. J One 'good and one fair game was played in the Richmond Polo league last night, the Greeks taking the Qulgleys by the score of 4 to 3. and the A. S. M. fire taking the l-to-0 affair from the smokes. An r her bumper crowd was on hand to c!u-tr the favorites, but the boys seemed tohave a tired spell and the tames were not as full of pepper as
previous ones. The Qulgleys probably showed more pep than any of the others,, playing a fast and desperate game from the first tap of the gong, and
keeping it up until the last. Their playing, however, did not bring the results and they were forced to take
the short end of the count, mainly
through the exhibition of goal tending shown by Lancaster, who showed to better advantage than at any time
this season. Hank was there last ev
ening and booted them out in regular
style. Iky Maughton was tne Dig man for the Pharmacists, playing his best
game of the season, and probably one of the best games he has ever shown on the local floor. Minor was also in
good form, blocking several plays at his goal with skill. Dink also made a beautiful drive from the center of
thfl floor, which zot by Hank for a
goal. Greeks Score First.
The Greeks were the first to score, Allison and Bulla taking the pill the
length of the floor, passing back and
forth, Allison scooping it m on a per feet assist by Lefty. Bulla landed an-
other fifty second later. Shortly after this he shot another in the netting only to have it roll out. Allison repeated the stunt a shoat time later, making the second in-and-out of the period. In the second period Haughton drove-back -of -the goal, the" ball hitting Fetzer and bounding into the Greeks' net for the Quigley's first count. Minor got the ball in front -'-f the Greeks' goal and shot from th
renter of the floor, making the two, thirty second later. The Greeks came to life again in the third period and put the game on ice. Allison scored tlrst, only to have Haughton tie it up three minutes later. Shortly after, Lefty landed another behind Snaveley, only to have it roll out, Allison scooping it in again, giving the Greeks their third win over the Pharmacists. Defense Shows Well. The stonewall defense of the Smokes rarne to naught in their game with the Seeders, who won with a solitary goal, that being caged by Quigley Just befor the end of the first period. It was well for the Seeders that they mada this one, because if they hadn't they probably would have been playing yet, as they did not get within scoring distance many times during the remainder of the game. All the Smokes needed was someone to make them a goal or two, as the defense more than handled its end of the game. Earl Crabb played a nice game at handling the Smokes' rushers with apparent ease, breaking up their plays right and left. Crabb. doesn't use his skates much, hut manages to get in front of the rushers in time to Mock attempts at goals. Fry played a nice floor game, but with Oesting playing all over Quigley his work was not" as effective as it Bhould have been.
G. 3 1 0 0 0
o. 0 2 1 0 0 0 3
A. 0 1 0 0 0
A. 0 0 0 0 0 0
F. 0 0 0 0 0
s. 0 0 0 0 46
0 46
F. 0 1 0 0 0 0
s. 0 0 0 0 31 0
Totals .1 3 0 in
Substitutions Reld for Bradfleld; Bradfield tor Reld; Reid for Jones; Reid for Bradfleld. 8CORE BY PERIODS. - First Period. Rush Goal Tims Allison, Allison ..' .. .. 4:15 Allison, Bulla.. .. .. .. .. .. .. :50 Allison Second Period. Allison. Haughton 13:44 Allison. Minor. .. :38 Bradfield Third Period. Allison, Allison.. .. 7:03 Allison, Haughton .. 3:01 Allison, Allison .. .. .. 2:16 Allison SEEDERS VS. 8MOKES.
Seeders.
R. G. A. F. S. Quigley.. 4 1 0 0 0 Fry.. 0 0 0 0 0 Evans 0 0 0 0 0 Crabb .. ..0 0 0 0 0 O'Metz .. ..0 0 0 0 18 Totals ..4 1 0 0 18 Smokes. R. G. A. F. S. Shallenberger ... ..0 0 0 0 0 Clark .. ....'. .. ..0 0 0 0 0 Oesting 0 0 0 1 0 Able .. .. .. .. ..0 0 0 " 0 0 Gayer.. 0 0 0 0 34 Totals ...... ..0 0 0 1 34
,.......
T.0S 9.00 46.00 109.00 56 12.00
Period, Gayer for Shallenberger. SCORE BY PERIODS. First Period.
Rush Goal Quigley. Quigley.. .. .. .. Quigley Second Period.
Quigley
Time .13:14
QUAKERS SHIFT TEAMS ATTACK ABOUT CENTER
Whiteside Builds Plays
About Morrisch Instead of Logan Earlham Coach Expects Victory.
Earlham will meet Wabash tonight at the Coliseum with a crippled team.
but despite this fact. Coach Whiteside believes he has so perfected his ma
chine this week that the Little Giants will fall before the attack. The Quakers are not predicting, however, a large margin of vitcory. Johnson has not been at practice all week, and his absence on the defense will be felt. He has been the mainstay of the Earlham defense all sea. son, and he probably will be in the game next week against Indiana. Meeks, who showed up well in the short time he was in the Wittenberg game, will be played by Coach Whiteside in Johnson's position at guard The varsity was pitted against the Freshman team Wednesday afternoon and showed some improvement over the playing against State Normal and Franklin last week. All week Coach Whiteside has been attempting to drill into his men better team work and more accurate goal shooting. Deficiency in both these apartments was the cause of the defeats last week. He hopes "by centering more plays around Morrisch, working together with Winalow and Logan, to present an attack which the Little Giants will have difficulty in solving. As a curtain raiser to the big game, the Earlham Freshmen, who have been coached by Earl Rowe, captain of last year's team, and stare of the Hoover Bond fire, will play Fairmount academy, which has one of the strongest teams in the state. The Freshmen will line up as follows: Forwards, Baldwin and Spencer; center, Ewlng; guards, Hoskins : and Calvert. Teraplin Kelsey and Williams will be held in reserve.
Dec. 28. Kiger Co, office supplle..... ..... ...v.,
Dee. 29, Aaron Bowman, baL on salary........ ................... Dec. Si. Enoa T.. Veal, traveling expenses Dec. 31, Enos T. Veal, salary Dec. 81, Kiger Co., office supplies........
Dec. 31, Enos T. Veal, office rent ;..,.,....,.....
Total Disbursements ft11 ROAD FUND, i Receipts. June 27, County treasurer, June dietrlbvtloa III Dec. 22, County treasurer, Dec. distribution ' i Dec. 31, R. J. Salisbury, sewer pips
Total -Disbursements, Jan. 13,-0. BIy, gravel
Feb. 2, Wade Kennedy Feb. 18, C. H. Oler, road work Feb. 27, J. W. Mumbower, road work.... Feb. 27, Coyl Fewell. road work
Feb. 27, Frank Denny, road work.
Feb. 27, C. Guin, road work........ Feb. 27, Frank Denny, road work.. Feb. 28, C. Chamness, road work.
March 30, J. M. Mendenball, gravel.
May 7. Loyd Osborn. gravel May 7, F. F. Greenstreet, road supplies
July 2, Henry Holsapfel, boiler shells July 2. Kiger & Co., grader blades Aug. 11. Henry Holzapffel, boiler shells Aug. 22, W. F. Jackson, lumber Sept 23, O. M. Fraser, gravel........ Oct. 1, C. Dines, hauling sewer Oct. 16, Clyde Oler. road work
Nov. 2, James Pennell, road work Nov. 7. Henry Holzapffel. boiler shells Nov: 16, Byron Cole, road work. Nov. 17, O. M. Fraser, gravel!..... Nov. 25, H. Wilson, gravel Nov. 25, E. B. Swain, gravel Nov. 30, B. A. Cain, gravel Nov. 30, George E. Canaday, road work .... Dec. 1. C. J, Atkinson, gravel , Dec. 11, Harry, Cain, drain tile....... Dec. 15, E. B. Swain, gravel Dec. 17, Anderson & Hollingsworth, cement . Dec. 17, W. S. Mendenhall, gravel Dec. 21, J. L. Mendenhall, gravel Dec. 29. C. A. Mendenhall, gravel Dec. 31, John Bowman, repair of road tools
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798.21 2.55 ! 6.70 6.00 6.00 3.00 1.00 3.00 3.00 1.00 13.20 4.00 .85 122.50 6.00 100.00 6.75 25.00 1.50 2.00 8.90 62.00 " 1.50 13.75 6.76 96.75 31.75 5.00 25.60 1.50 . 7.50 91.10 13.80 22.80 23.25 6.80
Total disbursements .. 81059 SPECIAL 8CHOOL FUND. Receipts. April 1. Northern Wayne bank, warrant No. 2 ; 5 jjoo.uu
May 8, County treasurer, advance draw
1.141.23
130.00 400.00, 1,017.16 87.50
Quigley
Third Period.
Hot Chocolate with wafers served at Prices.
TAILENDERS SUFFER TOTAL ANNIHILATION
Second Place Seeding Team Trample Hoosiers Despite . Samples Score.
A. S. M. LEAGUE.
Won Lost Pet. Buckeyes 21 6 .778 Seeding 22 8 .733 American 18 12 .600 Superiors ..... 14 13 .519 Machine 12 15 .444 Kentucky 9 15 .375 Empire 7 17 .292 Hoosiers 5 22 .185
Delicious Chocolate confection neat packages at Prices.
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"Y" PROMISES BATTLE
A real battle is promised tomorrow night on the "V" floor when the locals try conclusions with the. extra fast Dayton Gym basketball five. The visitors will bring about seventy-five rooters, and expect to take the Richmond bunch, as they did last year. Roach's men, however, are playing a much better game that when they 1st stacked up agoin the Dayton fiv., and promise to have a nice surprise package in reserve. After the experience of Roach last week, he will take no chances on this game, and will Htart with his regular line-up, Laning and Jones, forwards; Roach, center; Parker and Schepman, guards. The game will be called at 8 o'clock.
Seeding team trampled all over the tail-end Hoosier five last night taking
all three games with ease and drawing closer to the leaders. Sample of the
losers was the bright light of the evening with high score 203 and total 502. Seeding.
1st. 2nd
Ulrlch 143 Diggs 144 Caldwell 174 Merill 153 Williams 112
150 153 157 140 173
3rd. Total 132 425 163 462 158 489 122 ' 415
137 422
Totals 726 775 712 2213
Hoosiers.
1st. 2nd. 3rd. Total Keshner 136 133 146 415
Sample 152 203 147 Martin ........ 158 118 119 Schalk 156 99 97 Groan 121 152 145
502 395 352 418
GIBBONS WINS BOUT FROM JIMMY CUBBY
BY LEASED WIRE. MILWAUKEE, Jan. 22. Mike Gibbons of St. Paul, won from Jimmy Clabby of Hammond, Ind., middle
weight champion, by a shade in their ten-round bout at the Auditorium last night, acording to the almost unanimous verdict of newspaper men who were at the ringsid.
Clabby was not up to his form at
any time, and to some of the sport
writers it appeared mat ne was treating the bout as a joke. Gibbons won by only a shade, but
was clearly the winner. He did the
cleaner work all the way, was willing to stand up and battle in a real champion's style.
Hustle 'em.
"Speedy" Rush is the new Prince
ton football coach, hurrah, hustle, go
raster.
FINE FOR RHEUMATIC
PAINS AND NEURITIS
Begy'e Mustarlne Surely and Speedily
conquers pains and Acnes and Ends Sore Throat and Chest Colds Overnight.
Totals
723 705 654 2082
BEGY'S MUSTARINB Is better than
mustard plasters better than hot water bags better than any cough medicine, poultice or liniment for
neuralgia, cold in chest, backache, earache, headache, toothache, sore throat, coughs, colds or any pain or ache in any part of the body. Just rub it on, that's all; it is always ready; will not blister the tenderest skin and will do anything that a mustard plaster des, and do it quicker. Get a 25-cent box today and keep it on hand at all times. Use it for rheumatic pains and swellings, for lumbago, sprains, strains, soreness, lameness, stiff neck or joints, cramps in legs or pain in stomach. Rub it on and rid yourself of the distress and misery caused by sore feet, callouses, corns, bunions, frosted feet and chilblains. Be sure it's BEGY'S MUSTARINE in the yellow box. It's the original. Leo H. Fihe can supply you. adv.
June 27, Northern Wayne bank, June distribution
July 20, C. J. Stotlemeyer, transportation pupus Nov. 12, Conuty treasurer, special draw Dec. 22. County treasurer, Dec. distribution .
Dec. 31, Smith Lee, transportation of pupils
Disbursements. Jan. 16, W. L. Fennimore, driving hack 40.00 Jan. 16, J. W. Jackson, driving hack. f-OO Jan. 30, Madge Cheesman, driving hack 14.00 Jan. 30, Matilda Clark, shed rent
Feb. 2, J. F. Gibson, driving hack Feb. 7, O. M. Frazer, driving; hack 35 Feb. 12, W. It. Fenimore. driving hack 35.00
Feb. 18, F. R. Shoemaker, driving hack V"
Feb. 16, Grant Wadman, driving hack . Feb. 18. Ray Swallow, interest warrant . March 2, Madge Cheesman, driving hack March 2, J. F. Gibson, driving hack March 6, Grant Wadman, driving hack-.-.
March 7, Eugene Butler, teaching ....
March 7, O. M. Frazer, driving hack March 13, W. L. Fennimore, driving hack . March 14, Jones Hardware Co., door lock March 21. .T. TC. nihnnn driving hack.
April 3, Madge Cheesman, driving hack 18.43
April 3, F. R. Shoemaker, driving hack eu-w
April 3, J. F. Gibson, driving hack - April 3, Catherine Pusuy, institute dues April 3, William Conroe, hack poll April 4, Edna Voris, institute fees April 4, W. L. Fenimore, driving hack . April 4, O. M. Frailer, driving hack April 6, J. W. Jackson, driving hack... April 6, Art Martin, repairing hacks..--Anril 7. Grant Wadman. driving hack....
April 9, J. B. Franklin, hauling child. 10 00 April 9, Jessie Secrest, institute feea--.-
April 30, John Bowman repairing hacks May 1, James Howarth, examination questions and manuscrips May 8. N. R. Parker, janitor May 9, E. B. Butler, institute fees.. May 9, N. R. Parker, janitor May 9, G. O. Ballinger, school supplies May 9, F. F. Greenstreet, school supplies May 16, Anna Bishop, institute feeB June 16, Katie Veal, hauling child June 20, Art Denney, draining basement June 22. Demas Coe. nroerams
June 23, William HofTord, driving hack 125.50 July 13. William Hofford, driving hack 60.00 July 23. Byron Cole, plastering school house 2.50 July 23, Edd Replogle, hauling child.. 1000 August 1. Peoples Loan and Trust Co.Jart bond and interest 276.91 August 1. Northern Wayne bank, interest on warrants 1 and 2 25.12 August 19, George Frazier, painting hack 2.00 August 27, D. F. Murphy, freight on car of coal 64.49 August 27, C. Swain, hauling car coal 15.03 August 27. A. Harsh Coal Co.. car coal 72.94
30.00
18.03 14.00
25.00 10.00 100.00 30.00 30.00 7.00 11.00
20.25 21.00
3.00 21.00
20.00 28.00
64.25-
6.75 31.00
18.45
8.84
123.S0 31.50 8.75 5.05 9.30 28.00 7.00 40.00 7.75
Sept. 5, Ezra Frazier, painting school house
Sept. 5, J. F. Gibson, going after hack Sept. 9. Schultz & Lanning, slate Sept. 19, Ezra Frazier, work on schoolhouse Sept. 23, L. O. Draper, window guards Sept. 25, N. R. Parker, director work
Sept. 30, Dodd Meade Co., encyclopedia
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES ANNUAL REPORT. To the Advisory Board Of Perry Township.
STOP CATARRH! OPEN NOSTRILS AND HEAD j Says Cream Applied in Nostrils
Relieves Head-Colds at Once. j s)0)a)9ne)s)te)0)0)evs)Me)MaM 9MNN6as)f40B4S)a)Ms) If your nostrils are clogged and your head is stuffed and you can't breathe freely because of a cold or catarrh, just get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm at any drug store. Apply a little of this fragrant, antiseptic cream into your nostrils and let it penetrate through every air passage of your head, noothing and healing the inflamed, swollen mucous membrane and you get instant relief. Ah! how good it feels. Your nostrils are open, your head is clear, no more hawking, snuffling, blowing; no more headache, dryness or struggling for breath. Ely's Cream Balm is just what sufferers from head colds and catarrh peed. It's a delight
TOWNSHIP FUND. Receipts. June 27, County treasurer, June distribution . Dec. 22, County treasurer, Dec. distribution ...
296.03 264.16
Total . S 560.19 Disbursements. Feb. 24, Milo Lamb, on salary S 4.00 April 1, Enos T. Veal, salary 75.00 April 23, Louie Albertson. stamps 1.50 May 15, Palladium Printing Co., Annual Report , 20.75 June 15, Item Printing' Co., Annual Report 16.20 June 17, Enos T. Veal, salary 100.00
5.91 10.00 20.00 2.00 2.00 20.00 1.00 .75 2.00 2.00 20.00 56.00 60.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 .40
July 14. Kiger & Co.. office supplies.
August 6, L. S. Bowman, road book August 28, Milo Lamb, salary Sept. 9.- Palladium Printing Co., tax levy ... Sept. 9. Item Printing Co., tax levy Sept. 18, Aaron Bowman, on salary Oct. 2, R. Dougherty, stamps.. Oct. 17, J. Haxton, d raying..... ..... Nov. 2, James Pen ell, cemetery Nov. 11, Thomas Mumbower, draying Nov. 17, Aaron Bowman, salary Dec. 1, Milo Lamb, salary Dec. 1. Aaron Bowman, salary Dec. 11, B. R. Puree, advisory board Dec. 11, W. L. Morrison, advisory board . Dec. 11, Eldo A. Cain, advisory board
jDec. 21, Bartel, office supplies..
66.45 2.00 1.50 2.70 34.10 39.45 25.00
Sept. 30, Charles Favorite, school hack 175.00
20.00 37.50 26.50 30.00 21.25 40.00 7.65 .50 40.00 38.75 20.00 30.00 20.00 21.00 .50 6.00 10.50 40.00 7.18 40.35 30.00 20.00 53.00 1.10 20.00 9.00 6.00 20.00 6.00 4.38 3.75 2.50 6.65 5.00 11.50 5.99 55.00 93.56 36.00 13.92 30.40 8.30 20.00 17.00 13.00 11.00 11.40 15.00
Oct. 2, A. W. Weldy. driving hack
Oct. 2, J. F. Osborn. driving hack Oct. 12. Loyd Osborn, driving hack Oct. 14, O. M. Frazer, driving hack Oct. 14, T. P. Hadley. driving hack Oct. 14, F. R. Shoemaker, driving hack.
Oct. 26, Art. Martin, repair on hacks
Oct. 2(, Ora Edwards, work on school house , Oct. -27, Grant Wadman, driving hack Oct. 30, J. F. Gibson, driving hack , Oct. 31, T. P. Hadley. driving hack Nov. 2, O. M. Grazer, driving hack Nov. 2, A. W. Weldy. driving hack Nov. 14, Ora Edwards, work at school house Nov. 15, Ezra Frazer, work at school house Nov. 15, O. Edwards, work school house Nov. 18, Arthur Denney, brock work school house . . Nov. 22, F. R. Shoemaker, driving hack Nov. 23, J. O. Adams, school supplies Nov. 23, J. F. Gibson, driving hacks Nov. 28, O. M. Frazer, driving hack Nov. 28. A. W. Weldy, driving hack Nov. 30, Loyd Osborn. driving hack Nov. 30, F. Cain, lumber Dec. l, T. P. Hadley, driving hack Dec. 4, W. L. Fennimore, hauling gravel school house Dec. 7, C. D. Hunnlcutt hauling gravel school house Dec. 10, Grant Wadman, driving hack Dec. 10, Dr. Loop, disinfecting school house Dec. 15. D. H. Goble, visitor Dec. 15, E. B. Swain, gravel school house Dec. 18, F. W. Porterfleld, piano Dec. 18. A. Gilmore. wood Dec. 18, Tillie Clark, shed rent Dec. 18, James Howarth, manuscripts Dec. 22, Ray Dougherty, school supplies Dec. 22, W. Carpenter, laboratory supplies Dec. 22. Kiger & Co.. school supplies
Dec. 22. Indianapolis Educa. Co.. school supplies
Dec. 22. Muncie Normal Institute, school supplies .. Dec. 22. Columbia School Supply Co., school supplies Dec. 22, Jones Had ware Co.. school supplies Dec. 24. E. B. Dulles, institute fees Dec. 24, Anna Bishop, institute fees Dec. 24, Catherine Pussy, institute fees
Dec. 24, Elsie Veal, institute fees
Dec. 24, Jessie Secrest, institute fees
Dec. 24, Effie Wilson, institute fees
Dec. 29, F. R. Shoemaker, driving hack 80.00 Dec. 29, T. P. Hadley, driving hack ' 20.00 Dec. 29, Smith-Lee, school desks 6.00 Dec. 29, Blanche Fennimore, institute fees 13.57 Dec. 29, O. M. Frazer, driving hack , 30.00 Dec. 29, J. F. Gibson, driving hack 80.00 Dec. 29, A. W. Weldy, driving hack 20.00 Dec. 29, W. L. Fennimore, driving hack 17.25 Dec. 29, Grant Wadman, driving hack....... 22.50 Dec. 31, Bert Veal, driving hack 7.50 Dec. 31VJ. D. Adams, hack heater l5-0
Dee. 31. Arthur Martin, repairing hacks 5.W
Dec. 31, Mike Moran. driving back 1.00 j pec. 81. J. O. Ballinger, school supplies - M ,
Dec. 31. Loyd Osborn. driving hack i Doc. 31. F. F, Greenstreet, school supplies , 14. j Dec. 31, J. S. Beard, school supplies 1,-2J
Dec. 31, w. R. Parker. Janitor t... .................. i.u , Dec. 31, John Bowman, repair on hacks. 4 31.25
- TUITION PVNft ' Receipts. ".'
Jan. 1, Northern Wayne Back. Dec. Interest Jan. 24, oounty treasurer, Jan. distribution Feb. 2. Northern Wayne bank. Jan. Int
Mar. 2, Northern Wayne Bank, Feb. Int. .
April 1, Northern Wayne Bank. March Interest May 1. Northern Ways Bank, April Interest June 2. Northern Wayne Bank. May interest June 27, county treasurer, June distribution July 1. Northern Wayne Bank, June Interest July 20, C. G. Stotlemeyer, transfers July 21, County Treasurer, July distribution Aug. 1. Northern Wayne Bank. July Interest Sept. 1, Northern Wayne Bank, August Interest Oct 1, Northern Wayne Bank. Sept interest Nov. 2, Northern Wayne Bank. October Interest Dec. 1, Northern Wayne Bank, November Interest Dec. 10, Anna M. Bishop, overdrawn. Dec, 22, County Treasurer. December distribution Dec. 31; Smith Lee, transfers . TUITION FOND. Disbursements. Feb. 2,' Eugene B. Butler, teaching Feb. 14, Anna Bishop, teaching Feb. 19, Edna Voris, teaching Feb. 25, Jessie Secrest, teaching Mar, 12, Effie M. Wilson, teaching Mar. 13, Anna Bishop, teaching Mar. 30, Anna Bishop, teaching Mar. 30, Jessie Secrest, teaching April 1,, Art Denney, work school house April 4,' Edna Voris, teaching April 6. Effie M. Wilson, teaching April 7, Anna Bishop, teaching April 9, Jessie Secrest teaching April 16, Catherine Pusy, teaching May 1, E. B. Butler, teaching ..' May 1, Anna Bishop, teaching , Sept 18. Anna Bishop, teaching - Oct. 2, Eugene Butler, teaching Oct. 2, Anna Bishop, teaching Oct 2, Catherine Pusuy, teaching Oct 2, Jessie Secrest teaching Oct. 2. Elsie Veal, teaching - Oct. 2, Effie Wilson, teaching Oct 27. Anna Bishop, teaching Oct 29, E. B. Butler, teaching Oct. 19, Elsie Veal, teaching Nov. 4, Blanche Fennimore, teaching, - Nov. 6. Catherine Pussey. teaching Nov. 10, Jessie Secrest, teachingNov. 30. Effie Wilson, teaching ...
Dec. 2. Anna Bishop, teaching Dec. 15, Elsie Veal, teaching Dec. 24, E. B. Buller, teaching Dec. 24. Anna Bishop, teaching Dec. 24, Catherine Pusup. teaching Dec. 24. Elsie VeaL teaching Dec. 24. Jessie Secrest teaching Dec. 24. Effie Wilson, teaching Dec. 29. Blanche Fennimore, teaching ,
BONDED FUND. Receipts.. May 25, Dickinson Trust Co.. bond sale 4.592.3S June 27. County Treasurer. June draw 441.39 Nov. 4, Cicro Oler. bond sale 500.00 Dec. 22. Codnty Treasurer, Dec. draw 421.32 BONDED FUND. Disbursements. May 25. Dickinson Trust Co., bond sale 14.592.38 June 27. County treasurer. June draw 441.39 Nov. 4. Cicero Oler. bond sale 500-00 Dec. 22. County treasurer, December draw 42142 Disbursements. Feb. 2, People's Loan Trust Co., interest on bonds $ 135.00 June 16. Item Printing Co., notice of bond sale ,v 12.64 June 17. Miller-Kemper Co., on contract 1,971.00 June 18, Indianapolis News, bond sale 7.29 June 18, Demas Coe, printing bonds and coupons 29.25 June 22. W. S. Kaufman and Son. plans and specifications, scr ol house -. t-.. 200.0C July 10, Miller-Kemper Co., on contract 1.827.1X Aug. 1. People's Loan and Trust Co.. part bond No. 7 624.7: Aug. 31, MUler-Kemper Co.. on contract 400.00 Sept. 28. Miller-Kemper Co.. balance on contract 128.54 Nov. 7. Ora Edwards, work school house - - 15.00 Nov. 26. Ora Edwards, work school house 1-20 Dec. 21. Wilfred Jessup, making bonds 50.00 Dec. 21, W. S. Kaufman and Son. balance plans and specifications.. 64.C5 Dec. 21. Palladium Printing Co., printing notices 1186 Dec. 22, Indianapolis News, printing notice bond sale 6.75 Dec. 31, Wayne County Lumber Co.. material for furnace 32.00 DOQ FUND.
Receipts. May 18, John Bowman, assessor, dog tax
June 2, Venis Scott aog tax June 2, Lloyd Osborn, dog tax June 2. Duke Fletcher, dog tax
.5.11 1,469.67 6.12 . . 6.57 .37 5.04 5.71 02.22. 10.66 97.00 661.32 14.21 10.77 940 7.50 6.52 10.00 8 65.95 90.00
50.00 100.00 45.00 20.00 50.00 75.00 ; 30.00 10.00 1.50 150.00 193.75 125.00 118.00 195.00 232.50 120.00 10.00 100.00 75.00 65.00 57.00 55.00 75.00 70.00 90.00 50.00 50.00 65.00 57.00 75.00 80.00 20.00 210.00 105.00 130.00 95.00 114.00 150.00 70.00
51.00 1.00 1.00 1.00
Disbursements.
March 31, L. S. Bowman, surplus dog tax
Sept. 15, A. W. Weldy, stock killed.
$ 54.00 56.00 6.00
$ 62.00 Township Fund. Total balance on hand, Jan. 1 1914, I 802 J8 Receipts during year HHf Total of balances and receipts 1,353.05 Disbursements during year 718.11 Balance Jan. 1, 1915 644.97 Read Fund. Total balance on hand, Jan. 1 1914, 77.12 Receipts during year Total of balances and receipts 875 .33 Disbursements during year Ji'S? Balance Jan. 1, 1915 64.74 Special School Fund. Receipts during year I 515 f Total of balances and receipts 3,4X5.89 Disbursements during year 3,968.13 Balance Jan. 1, 1915 172.00 Tuition Fund. Balance on hand. Jan. 1, 1914 1 1,828.98 Receipts during year 3,144.51 Total of balances and receipts 4,472.49 Disbursements during year 2,880.25 Balance Jan. 1, 1915 2,142.24 D09 Fund. Balance on hand. Jan. 1, 1914 8 156.00 Receipts during year 54.00 Total of balances and receipts 210.00 Disbursements during year 62.00 Balance Jan. 1, 1915 148.00 Warranto and Bonds. Balance on hand, Jan. 1, 1914 Receipts during year 862.71 Total of balances and receipts S 218.37 Disbursements during year 1,081.08 Balance Jan. 1, 1915 - 421.32 Special Bond. Balance on hand, Jan. 1, 1914.. Receipts during year 5,092.38 Total of balances and receipts 5.092.38 Disbursements during year 4,756.88 Balance Jan. 1, 1915 385.50 State Tuition Fund. Balance on hand. Jan. 1, 1914 $ 88.88 Receipts during year.. 1,032.29 Total of balances and receipts 1,065.67 Disbursements during year 1.062.00 Balance Jan. 1, 1915 ' 13.67 ToUl of All Funds. Balance on hand. Jan.' 1. 1914 83458.98 Receipts during year 14469.18 Total of balances and receipts .18,129.16 Disbursements during year 14485.72 Balance Jan. 1, 1915 3,942.44 Indebtedness of Perry Township, Jan. 1, 1915. Bond issue of 1907.. 8548346 Warrants, Issue of 1914 1.000.00 Bonds. 1914 6.000.00 Total 11438.36 State of Indiana. Wayne county, the undersigned, being duly sworn, on oath says that the above report of the receipts and expenditures ot the township is true and correct to the best of his knowledge and belief. ENOS T. VEAL, . i Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th day. of January, 1915. . Correct Attest: . W. D. JORDAN. r W. L. MORRISON. - - 1 . Chairman of Advisory Board. .
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