Bloomington Telephone, Volume 15, Bloomington, Monroe County, 23 June 1893 — Page 4

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AUDITOR'S 3ERML REP0R$.

THE undersigned Auditor submits the following report cf Re ceipta and expenditures of Monroe County, Indians for the year be crinning June 1st, 1892 and ending May 31st, 181)3,

COUNTY REVENUE.

qcnse. Treaa. JiaL Over Draft.

Frank Carpenter and family, west 6th street, are spending a few days in Mitchell. Lee Dove, of MartinsvUle, will remain in his store, until the return of Harry Smith. Enoch Fuller has not been traveling for the past week,but will start out next week again. Morton Nichols is down from Indianapolis spending a few days with old home friends. Fred Brandon has a position in Chicago with the soda fountain company, inside the world's fair. W. P. Breeden and Soddy Carmichael expect to leave with their families for Chicago on the 3rd. The Racine Machine werks, which C. F. Fresslar was traveling for, have been forced to suspend business. Charles Dry bread, a former graduate, but who has been teaching at Bioonilield,is attending the summer school. John Fitzpatrick,wcst 7th street, claims to have the largest lettu ce head in the county. The head is solid and about 7 inches in diameter and weighes six pounds. Marion Hinkle states that the prices on stock are very lovt He succeeds in shipping about one car

load every two weeks. The mark- J

et gives poor inducements at present for stock buyers. While D.O.Spencer was at Indianapolis he called on Judge Field, general counsel for the Monon. The Judge had just returned from Hot Spring, and his condition is greatly improved. By October lie hopes to be in court ag li x Judge A. M. Cunning hied a lein this morning against the Bloomington Water Works for $2,020.30 for work done in blasting rock for the mains by Reuben Murphy and George E. Mercer. Murphy has gone to his home m Ohio 'to get money to pay his workmen. During the torm Wednesday, Dudley Smith, of this city, had 11 haad of cattle killed on his farm by lightning. The cattle were under a large shade tree in the pasture, when a bolt of electricity struck the tree, and the 11 nut cf 19 were killed instantly. The bodies were afterwards piled together and burned. They were worth about $60 psr head. The County Commissioners have made the following order: uThat

each Township Trustee of the several township of Monroe county, Indiana, proceed at once, under the act approved March 4th, 1893, entitled an act to provide or the appointment of Supervisors. &c., to appoint reliable and efficient road supervisors, in each road district in their several townships, who shall- at once proceed to repair in ah efficient and practical manner, all . the roads of the county; and said trostees are directed to use such means by taxation and the laboi in their several townships as will keep such roads in good order for public travel, and that such trustees make to the board u report of the actual condition of the roads, the amount of taxes expended and the labor pel-formed in their several townships, to the next 'term of this court, as well as the names and efficiency of each supervisor so appointed by them."

Taxes,

Etamnges and Costs, Change of Venue, Poor Asylum, Assessing Public Building Ct. Court and Bailiff, Fees and Salaries, Elections, Poor and Asylum, Specific, Criminals, Koad and Bridges, Books and Stationery, J urors, Printing and Advertising, Refunded Taxes, BeneTolent Institutions. Interest on Bands, Interest on Co. Orders, Coroners Inquest, Board of Health, Insane, County Attorney, Expense School Fund. Change of Venue,

Special Judges, Fox Bount , Principal on Bonds

ftcceipf.w 41.703 00 50 00

52 15

1,72.1 00 1,538 85 780 10 8,105 1 :W40 14 7,787 50 l,;tf5 55 798 10 13,:550 47 t.4S 45 2,873 00 1.421 10 406 IS 349 55 48S 70 35 58 70 70 137 50 1,522- 26 183 00 2,443 26 544 70 164 55 49 00 6,000 00

4L805 15 Unhand Junel02, 5,804 20 Old Warrants Red-

57,238 05 2,550 73

New Unredeemed,

Treas. Bah, 1893,

Received, Treas. BaL

47,609 35

Corporation, Sinking Fund, Bond, Treas. Bai.,

59,788 68 17,383 77

42,405 91 5,203 44 47,609"35" 47,609 35 JURY FEES. 9 00 9 00 9 00 9 00 CORPORATION FUNDS. 8,919 87 975 20 1,294 38

134 98

5,203 44

9 00

Taxes, Pike Repairs, Old Warrants Red.,

11,189 45 11,189 45 11,189 45 PIKE REPAIR FUND. 8,470 13 6,784 32

1,974 49

8,470 13

Unredeemed Warr.,

Treaa. BaL, '92, Treas. BaL, :93,

8,758 81 2,119 45

6,639 36

970 90

9,441 03 9,441 03 Iteveipts.

2.801JJ7 " 9,441 03 PIKES.

2,801 67 Treas. Ji&l

Over draft

HIOHT. Taxes and BaL. On hand, 1892, Expense, Troas. BaL, '93, WYLIE. Taxes, BaL on hand, r93, Expense, Treas. BaL, ?932

STEPHENS. Taxes, On hand, June, '93, Es pence, Old redeemed. Unredeemed, Treas. BaL, '93, DIXSMORE. Taxes, On hand, '92, Expenses, Treas. BaL, '93

SMITH. Taxes, On hand, '92, Expense, Treas. BaL, '93,

Received, Treaa. BaL,

2,262 77

1,835 97 426 80

426 80

2,262 77 3,861 28 2,257 98

2,262 77

2,533 14 3,581 12

3,581 12

6,119 26 6,119 26

416 07 636 14

841 09 1 88

1,052 21

842 97 50 40 "792 57 259 64

259 64

1,052 21 2,240 32 1,238 13

L052 21

2,350 00 1,128 45

1,128 45

3,478 45 3,478 45

271 75 44 18

250 00 65 93 65 93 315 93 315 93 AUDITOR'S FEES. Ill 00 111 00 111 00 111 00 111 00 SHERIFF'S FEES. 134 98 134 98 i.

Received. Expense,

COMMON SCHOOL PRIN. On band, June, '92, 322 50

Received,

Expense, Gn hand, '93,

On hand, '92, Received, Expanse, Treaa. Bai.,

7,473 07

7,540 00 2") 5 57

255 57

7,795 57 7,795 57 COMMON SCHOOL INTEREST. 1,357 26 3,522 06 4,823 28 56 06 56 06 4,879 32 4,70 32 CONGRESSIONAL FUNDS.

Principal Tp. 10 Range 2 West, Tp. 10 Range I west, Tp. 10 Range 1 east, Tp. 9 Range 1 East, Tp. 9 Range 1 west, Tp. 9 Kange 2 west, Tp. 8 Range 2 west, I p. 8 Range 1 west, Tp. S Range 1 east, Tp. 7 Kange i east, Tp. 7 Range 1 west,

Receipt i. Dibburs. Balance. 501 25 25 000 251 25 197 50 87 50 110 00 30 37 131 67 111 75 19 92 362 1C 180 00 72 10 75 00 75 00 230 00 180 00 50 00 2,209 36 2,123 33 86 03 260 75 254 05 ll 70 3011 75 284 89 25 46 290 82 25 O00 46 82

Overdraft

3637

Tp, ? UwgfiZ west, 227 50

TrMMUftTtf Balance, 1893

177

50 00

715 28

CONGRESSIONAL INTEBEST. Interest

Tp. 10 R 2 west, 206 03 Tp. 10 Range 1 west, 102 47 ?p. 10 Range 1 east, 123 55 p. 9 Range 1 east, 89 15 Tp. 9 Raage 1 west, 240 01 Tp. 9 Range 2 west, 199 08 Tp. 8 Range 2 west, 164 79 Tp. 8 Range 1 west, 1912 91 Tp. 8 Range 1 east, 108 25 Tp. 7 Range 1 east, 95 00 Tp. 7 Range 1 west, 237 02 Tp. 7 Range 3 west, 181 88 Treasurer's Balance 1893 Docket Fees,

1513 20

36 67

130 m 75 20 75 48 26 99 82 45 41 10 59 80 29 35 1 15ft 71 45 120 3ft 78 72 86 94 77 $5 1,132 59 780 32 50 77 57 48 82 00 32 ie 129 67 107 3 112 22 69 66 l744757

Received Expense Received Expense

152 20

Slow License

10 00

TOWNSHIP FUNDS.

Special School Township Fund. Road Tax. Dnjr Tax, Tuition, Old Warrants Redeemed Treasurers Balance 18!3

Received Treasurers Balauce

14. CIS 73 7.519 70 .!70 Hi 1JW3 58 8789 35

(i.52" 47 2.050 9ti 810 05 71)1) 8'2 3,357 35

7.11! S5 57-21 77 St3 7D 3.352 90

39,561 82

:il).5il 82 338 58

4,W9(i 64 20.415 50 W.Msi s2 FINES. 338 58

338 5S

Saloon License Tuition State Redemotion of Laud Old Unredeemed Treasurers Balance

MISCELLANEOUS FUNDS. 1.600 1,000 000 00 27.748 89 19314 81 8131 08

539 00

496 81 116 41

Add. Special School Ro id Tuxes

Expenses Old Redeemed Trt'asur?rs Balance 1793

530 00 "53i700" Receipts. 552 68

513 22 25 78

25 78

539 00 Disburs.

02 19 3Q 09 :vw 80

Balance.

Overdraft.

359 80

552 08 Total Balances Overdraft True Balance

552 68

57,45:5 72 36 37 57.417 35

36 37

K JE C A F I JL A T I O IV. On hand and Received

Since June 1892 Warrants drawn Outstanding June 1892

173.360 35

125.934 74 32,500 00

173.309 35 158.500 75 42.543 p-5

115.932 00 57,417 35 57.417 35

Outstanding 1893 Treasurers Balance 1893

173,369 35 173.3(19 35 Outstanding bonds, County $2,000 CO Examined and approved this June 6tb, 1893. J. M. HINKLE, Auditor. J JohnShkrlock, ) ,-Joiin Gilmore, j-Ceunty ComT. H. SUDBURY, Treasurer. ) Ware S. Walker. ) missioners.

HARRODSBURG. Mr. and Mr. Everett Foster returned liuine Sunday. Miss May Lowder is visiting friends here.

Mr. and Mm- Everett Anderson,

The Milwaukee Binders at3 the best and alwnys give satisfaction. Call and see one and learn prices. W. J. Allen, Agent, Do not buy a Binder until you

have looked at the "Milwaukee".

see W.

of Newton, kaiisas,are visiting rda-jr. j-lflS n0 equ;,. Call and lives here ,.JJ., JJ. Allen for ail Uetaila.

jurf . a . iv. jjcr auueu auu jiim. Emma Lowe will leave for Worth- The best Farm fence on earth is ington to-day to visit their mother, the Hudson Fence. H. T. Small Mrs. Henry Voss and children wood and George Smith are Agents

of Bloomington, were the guesis of-for Clear Creek, T. S. and Arthur

Mrs. " . IL Taylor, Saturday.

Mrs. James Lowder, of ttlooin ington, spert Sunday with relatives here. Miss Julia Clark visited her sister,Mrs.Taylor,the first of the week. Will Urmey, of Bedford, sjent Sunday in our village. Luther Lowe has bouuut the

Bradford for Richland, and Wilham

Goble, Bean Blossom and Washington township, and Z. Chanler can put it up in good hhape. It saves one half of rails. John w. Huosox, Bedford, Tnd. 'I have used the Hudson fence for four or five vears and can cheer

fully say ?tis an economical and sub-

house formerly occupied bv llobeit Ktantial farm fence. I could not af-

Anderson, and will have it moved ford t be without the right to build to his farm this week. Mr.and Mrs.;thi fence for double the ?ot. 1

Anderson will make their home miknow it to be a great fence for all

Worthingtou. Rev, Steen will preach the funeral of Mr?, Susie Deckard,next Sunday morning at the Presbyterian church. Mrs. Charley Carr and baby came Tuesday. Her husband has been here several weeks

Miss Belle Lee, ol Mitchell, is

kinds of breechy aiock.

Bart Armstrong. S U3LMFM SOIfo7)L XOTXS.

The enrollment of the Summer School the second day reached 70. Sup't. Hershusan, of Attica,

the guest of her brother, E. O Lee, aU(l one Gf bis teachers are in at-

this week

Mr. Mossier, of Cloveidale, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Alberi Gressam. S.S.Hostetter spent Saturday in Bloomington. Miss Oma Pedigo, of Bloomi'igton, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Hoi

Woodward.

tendance.

Union City sends live of her

teachers, headed by Mr, Arthur, of

the high school.

Prof. Swezey, a graduate of Beloit College, Wis., and at pres

ent nrofossor of Science, in Doane

, - - , . . . r

Dr. and Mrs. Baker spent w ed-ic0 lec Xebraska, is hero to study ..-Mr. George Sullivan and Mrs. BotaQy Oology. Jennie King were at Bloomington So far the enrollmimt shows Wednesday. istudents from California, Kansas, -Mis- Pearl Taylor returned:, Mis,ouri, Illinois, Keu--Tue childrens' dav x.rcisesjtky, Indmna,Oluo, Pennsylvania, will he held at the C. P.church nextland the District of Columbia, SutuUy. ! Prof. W. E. Henry delivered -Howard Carmiobael entertaineda very interedtinff lecture last night a number of friends at bis home: uv T.iKf P,

J - 1 1 .

west of town batunlay an.rnoon. H ff m wi leoture ou -Srenc,s BefivBlnnentB oonHisting of 10.- . Gre0l,e." His lecture will he cream, cake lemoua.ie, and banana, , .tereoptican.

Mrs. Emma Johnson is visiting relatives in Boston this w6ek.

The degree of LL. U. was conferred this week by Wabash College on Joseph Swain, the new president of Indiana University. The eouutv commissioners will hold a special meeting Tuesday, July 18th, for the purpose of lettiug a contract for the foundation of the new poor asylum. Miss Porch is visiting friend at Indianapolis.

A larse number of students

havfeeome purposely to study Psychology under Dr. Bryan. This

work will be or great value to teach11 r i a.

er. lr. iryan nopes uj imerusi a

larfire numler in making and reeoid-

inir careful observation of children.

From a study of these observat ions

some valuable results are hoped.

Mrs. Charles Hooper and two

children, and Miss Keplar, of New

Albany, are the guests of friends in the city.

LOUIS D. VANCEmrERS, One of tfee best known lluefaa men la ChloijQi representative of tho great Bradftreet Oo, lADACHE, SLEEPLESSNESS, KL W0US PROSTRATION. Dr. Miles Mt&leal Co Elkhart, Ind. Gentlemen : I t&fce please re in Informing rocr of the rerr beaefioial resalto hicn have foliowact ' lh0.i?' MlLM BCf rORATJVK Ncrvihk in tbecaaeof Myself andwfilc. Forf eirlvta subject to a distressing pain at the bW of ite brain and upper portion of the spinal cord. V mm mm lost flesh i"ad wai grreatly CUR ST LJ trovT.ble: with elcepleonetf ww mm mm your rervine wac highly recommended to me. My oa: had been no obsunate that I had no confide n :e in the efficacy of any medicine. Yet as lat vsort I consented to give it atrial. Much to my sti -prise, I experienoed. marked benefit; my sleeplessness dtappearad; my headache was remored; niyspirittfa&di&em: arETHOUSANDS OAINCO TWCWTT POUNOS. Jt XL TMIS OCCtfRMt ArTCR LCARHCD UNO WCLL KNOWN fMYSICtAM' mad failco. My wife U taking tle Mtrviiie wfih the be&t cfreaulta. Lovu v. VAxnaavnuk

Soil on a Poaitive Guarantee Or. MILES' PILLS, 5 3 D0ses2SCts Foj Sale bv Faris Bros.

NOTICE OF SALK OK REAL ESTATE. Notice is hereby iiven that James II. Milieu, administrator f the es

tate nf VVil i in v Will .ff v th 1 0' f v . .

lowing (

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BlootllMlv.ll, J.ldi.Ml Terms of fuiiup, towit: One-third part of the purchase moaey cask iu haad on day of sale. The balance i .i two equal payments at nine and eighteen months: The purchaser executing cotes with approved surety for such deferred pay rnente with six per cens interest. James H. Millex, administrator.

SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a certified copy of an execution and decree to me directed, from the Cierk of the Monroe Circuit Court in a case wherein The Working Men's Building, Loan Fund and Savings Association is Plaintiff. Thouia K. Nuckols and Solo i K. arinich;M! ire defetidftnl. . Mrii; in ff 'n k the sum l - a !i fi Irvd :i id Three I) :i M J ' ; -Hv v u'H, with with f .d -Jne and

ex.. - tv public sale

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SATI'i.'f'JV JCLr8 A. D.r between S- ti--.t io Vlvjk anv, and 4 :l k i im , of i d day, at the i r iiio Court House in Blotui, -i . t , Monroe County, Ind tana, :ius and protits for a term not tx"H ding scvou ye?rs of the folhwi.ir dwi-ib.Mi lieal Estate, liituaved ii ?i(onroe County, btato India;:.!, u.-wii Lt Mimbvr rif n ( ! 5,) Maple H"ghis tirt a 1 i i tv he city ;' iiloonunf on. M m county, It Mrh iMti aii i -.Mini iil not sell for Mitfi-'H'. i mm uj satisfy naid decree, mtHr...: .i riii costs, I will at the nih' i(i. utd pla expone -.-de th- fee-simple of said re. J much thereof a? mav b-- MirKcieiit to discharge naid exi-.Mii- !, interests and costs. Said :ile wi'i We m vde without any relin v ; f).rn valuation orap-)rais-niMii t w Wilsox Adams, June 10, 189:5. Sheriff of C

We want your Woo! and will pay tlie highest market price in cash or merchandise BREEDEN & QQ. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Notice is hereby given, thjit the undersigned has given bond and been sworn by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Monroe C;anty, State of Indiana. Administrator of the etaU- of El zabet h Rice, lute of Monroe fonn', VeM d. Said e-tat s su(ttiosfd to b- solvent . Isaac Gwix ifc Hknky VcNausy. June S2, f03. Administrator. Fulk&Corr, Aa'v.