Bloomington Telephone, Volume 15, Bloomington, Monroe County, 7 July 1893 — Page 4
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AUDITOR S M&UBL REP&BT.
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EDITOR AID PBOPSIXTOX,
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THE undersigned Auditor submit the followins: report cf fieceipts and expenditures of Monroe County, Indiana for the year heginning June lat, 1892 and ending May 31st, 1893,
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One Tear, $1 50
Six Months, .75 Thre Months, .40
THE : DAILY : TELEPHONE.
COUNTY REVENUE.
Expense. Treat. But. Liver Draft.
Taxes
Published at 3:30 P. M .-Every Day. I Damages and Costs, (Except Sunday) 1 ' igSVl leoue-"
as matter, March 22. 1892, J
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TROUBLE.
From yesterday's Daily.
The water works excitement continues. Never in the history ot our little citv has there been such an intense feeling among the working men,and much seems centered about both the contractor Each side has made their statements in the Daily and it is not necessary to repeat anything that has been said by either Mr. Coon or Mr. Erlund. The only trouble is, the men want the money due them, and they have determined that nothing more can be done on the plant until payment is made. This is the size of the situation today. The working men hold that the controversy between the two sets, of contractors has nothing whatever to do with the justice of their case, and they propose to act on that line. All efforts to get men to go to work have failed thus far. As early as 6 o'clock people began to congregate on the streets,, and by 7 o'clock a large crowd had gathered about the bank corner to await developementd. An hour later, however, proved that no one was going to be put to work. A crowd of fifty or more, headed oy John Matthews, fclie leader of the working men, made the rounds of the trenches shortly after 8 o'clock, but no one wal found at work. Just before starting Matthews said to the men that he did not want a hand lifted in violence, or any threats used, as the only object was to thoroughly explain to any one who might be found at work, their grievences, ted give all a thorough understanding of the cause of the troublfe. As no one was found at the work, the company returned in the course of an hour,, but did not give up its vieilence during the morning. It has been impossible to get men to go to work, though considerable effort has been made. Mr. Erlund offers to pay his men every evening, but no one seems to want to take hold. A number of caucuses were held yesterday afternoon and at night, and the matter of going to work was thoroughly discussed, but whtfn the time arrived this morning no one was willing to begin work, ao no effort was made to-day. An effort has been made to secure a leader to take charge of a gang of men, but thus far nothing has resulted. THE LATEST. There is a well founded rumor on the streets that the contractors for the water works company, as represented by Mr. Erlund, aref nego
tiating with contrators in a large city to bring a foree of men here and complete the work. There is also a rumor that a number of men have been secured to work here if a leader can be found. The effort to secure men to go to work this afternoon completely failed, and nothing will be done before to-morrow.
Public Building, Ct. Court and Bailiff Pees and Salaries, Elections Poor and, Asyluuu Specific, Criminals, Road Ufldliridg3, Books and Stationery,
Tnrora.
Printing and Advertising, rtefunded Taxes, Benevolent Institution?, Interest on Bends, Interest on Co. Orders, Coroners Inquest, Board of Health, Insane, County Attorney, Expense School Fund, Change of Venue. Special Judges, Fox Bounty, Principal on Bonds
41.805 15 Onhand Junel,'u2, 5,804 20 Old Warrants Red.,
New Unredeemed, Treab. Bal., 189.
47,609 35
1,725 00 1.538 85 780 10 8.165 71 :!,240 14 7,787 50 1,865 55 798 10 13,850 47 1.48 45 2,873 00 1.421 1U 406 18 340 55 4s 70 o35 58 7U 70 137 50 1,532 26 183 00 2,443 2G 544 70 164 55 49 00 (i.UQO 00 5738 95 2,550 73 59,788 68 17,383 77
42,405 Dl 5,203 44
IU 98
5,203 44
Received, Treas. Bal.,
47,609 35 47,609 35 JURY FEES. 9 00 9 00
9 00
9 00 9 00 CORPORATION FUNDS.
Corporation, 8.919 87 Sicking Fund, 975 20 Bond, 1,294 38 Treas. Bai., 11,189 45 11,189 45 11,189 45 PIKE REPAIR FUND. Taxes, 8,470 13 Pike Repairs, 0,784 32 Old Warrants Red., 1,974 49 8,470 13 8,758 81 Unredeemed Warr., 2,119 45 6,639 36 Treas. Bal., '92, 970 00 9,441 03 Troas. Bal., '93. 2,80716 2,801 67 9,441 03 9,441 03 ' Heveipfn. Itisburshienfs. Treas. Bah PIKE. HIOHT. Taxes and Bal.. On hand, 1892, 2.262 77 Expense, 1.835 97 Treas. Bal., '93, 426 80 420 80 2.262 77 2",2(i2T7 WTLIE. Taxes, 3,851 28 Bal. on hand, "93, 2,257 98 Expense, 2.53S li Treas. Bal., '93, 3,581 12 3,581 12 6,119 26 6,110 26 STEPHENS. Taxes, 416 07 On hand, June, '93, 636 14 Expense, 841 09 Old redeemed. 1 88 1.052 2l 842 97 Unredeemed, o0 40 792 57' Treas. Bal., '93, 259 64 259 64 1 ,052 21 1,052 21 D INSHORE. Taxes, 2,240 32 On hand, '92, 1,238 13 Expenses, 2,350 00 Treas. Bal., '93 1,128 45 1,128 45 3,478 45 378 45 SMITH Taxes 271 75 Ob hand, '92, 44 18 Expense, 250 00 Treas. Bal., '93, 65 93 65 93 315 93 315 93 AUDITOR'S FEES. Received, 111 00 Treas. Bal., 111 00 111 00 111 00 111 00 SHERIFF'S FEES. Received. 134 98 Expense, 134 98
COMMON SCHOOL PRIN. On hand, June, '92, 322 50
Received, Expense, Gn hand, '93,
7,473 07
7,540 00 255 57
255 57
On hand, '92, Received, Expense, Treas. Bal.,
7,795 57 7,79557 COMMON SCHOOL INTEREST. 1,357 26 3,522 06 4,823 28 56 06 56 06 4,879 32 4,879 32 CONGRESSIONAL FUNDS.
Tp. 7 Luiigc i wutit, 309 75 Tp. 7 Range 1 west, 2 9 6 82 Tp. 7 Range 2 west, j27 50
Treasurers Balance, 1893
?3E3P! 284 29 25 000 177 50
25 46 45 f S 50 00
715 28
CONGRESSIONAL INTEBEST.
30 87
Interest Tp. 10 R 2 west, Tp. 10 Rang 1 west, Tp. 10 Range 1 east, Tp. 9 Range 1 east, Tp. 0 Range 1 west, Tp. 9 Range 2 west, Tp. 8 Range 2 west, Tp. 8 Range 1 west, Tp. 8 Range 1 east, Tp. 7 Raose 1 east, Tp. 7 Range 1 west, Tp. 7 Ranee 3 west.
Treasurer's Balance 1893 Docket Fees, Received 151! 20 Expense
206 03 102 47 J 23 55 89 15 240 01 389 08 164 79 1912 91 108 25 95 00 237 02
181 R8
130 S3 75 20 75 48 , 26 99 82 45 4t 10 59 80 2rt 35 168 6fl 71 45 120 36 78 72 86 $U 77 85 1,132 f)i 780 32 50 77 57 48 62 t0 32 10 129 07 107 o5 112 22 69 06 1.447 57
152 20
Received Expense
Show License
10 00
10
Special School Township Fund. Read Tax, lK:g Tax, Tuition, Old Warrants KecL-einert Treasurers Balance KsUS
Reived Treasurers Balance
TOWNSHIP FUNDS. 14.618 7:s tf.SW 47 7 519 70 a. 650 Or ft. 970 46 819 05 S79 35 I!, 357 35
7.111 :rm 19 57-J4 77 S93 79 3,352 90
39,561 $2
20. 1 45 50
Saloon License Tuition State Redemotion of Lan Old Unredeemed
:;9.5il 82 39,501 82 FINES. 338 58 3I;8 58 338 5$ MISCKLLANEOUSF V N J )S , J.fiOO 1,000 r.oo (K 27.748 89 19314 81 S4S4 0
59 00
49(5 81 1.16 41
539 IK)
013 22 25 78 539 66
Treasurers Halauc :;i9 00
Receipts. Disburs. Add. Special School Road Taxes 552 68 , Expenses ?.G2 19 Old Redeemed 30 69 Treasurers Balance 1793 :59 80
25 7
Bali nee.
Overdraft.
359 &
552 68 Total Balances Overdraft True Balance
552 0
57,453 73 ai 3 57.417 :
36 37
R E C A P I L A T I O N
On hand and Received Since June 1892 173.309 35 Warrants drawn 125.934 74 Outstanding June 1S92 32,566 00 l r:j.:;r9 35 158.500 75
m 42.548 r,5
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fUTCCV PROSTRATED AMD CONFINC T JM WITHOUT ANY NOF Of RCCOVCAV. WjR?jg? XCU R E DSSS" iitoKCtber. V and ttwtawitK the e&ie?t difficulty th.it my circulsUlon eowa HthousandsxS ck to oonsclowmeas atrtin. White hk tfclj 5tion I tried tout New Wf art CVBC 5S to 1 id prove from the first and now I m mmU?Q a good day s work fora man68?etiOt'flffc gw Oi. Mile' New Ha"t CfM JgL credit for my recovery. It ia OTer aix onJliawiw I have taken any, although I keepfcbottu to the
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Outstanding 1893 Treasurers Balance 193
I7:i.:i9"35 i;3j9 Outstanding bonds, Countv 2,000 03
115.932 00 57.417 35 57,417 35
Examined and approved this June 6ih, 1893. J. M. HINKLE, Auditor. ) John Shkblock, ) .-John Gir-MORE, CuQty Cora T. H. St'DBURY, Treasurer. ) Ware S. Walker. ) misinoaers.
HARRODSBURG. Mrs. John Clay and Minn Duck
Clav viriited relatives at Jaiem the
iirsE, of the weekMrs- D. J. Kinser and mastei Alva are vintting friends at Worth-
Born, to Mr. and Mrs iSherman St. Clair, west 10th street,, a girl.
I Misses Lora Wilson- and Doll ! i Lindley, who have been visiting'
friends in Bedford, returned home
Dr. Drifcoll was at Bedford Wednesday on busiuess. Whit. Weed, of Wichita, Kansas, Mr. and Mig.Jamea (lodge and . . -i.il children of Bedtord, are HPendulg ais 8nd H fe da W1h few days with their parents here, jtives and friends- m and about Mrs. Elmer Lowe and children'Blooinington. retmned from orthington io-day. I""! r Mrs. C. D. MeLahlan left ioA ertate wen do not report an
Harrodsburg, Ky. Wednesday, tojextraordinary kzr$ time in that spend several weeks with her dau jb-.iine- There is alvfajys people who
ter. E. C.Thrasher,of Bloom. ujsston, was seen on our streets Sunday. Rev. Baker, cf Ellettsville,visited bis brother,Dr. Baker this week. George BulHvan will leave in a. few days for Michigan. He will travelJor a firm there. frank Kiuser and wife were td B'oomirgton Monday. Miss Minnie Strain is visiting friends in Bedford.
wane to rent or Usy-
Mrs. William Bruee, of Mobile, Alabama, arrived to-day and will be the guest of T. B Bruce and family, north Washington street, for some time. Samuel Brown, west Ith street, has moved to his fariuy west of town. He will remain during the
entertained a number of their Rummer and will tben return to his
Walter M. Wood will occupy the pulpit of the Walnut Street Presbyterian church next Sunday morning, in the absence of Rev. G. & Lucwck.
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 Ranf;e 2 west, Tp. 8 Range 2 west, Tp. 8 Range 1 west, Tp. 8 Range 1 east,
Receipts. Disburs. Balance. 501 25 25 000 251 25 197 50 87 50 11 00 30 37 131 7 111 75 19 92 362 10 ISO 00 72 10 75 90 75 00 230 00 1 80 (0 50 00 2,209 36 2,123 33 80 03 216 75 254 05 11 70
Overdraft
363
friends on Tuesday evening. About 40 were there and report an excellent time. MiBs Onia Pedigo is visiting her sister here. "Bessie M," Judge Martin's Wtle gray mare, won the pace at Bedford in three straight heats, making the best time ever made on the Bedford tract. The Judge promises to enter her for the Bloom ington fair. It will be remembered that she was a favorite here two years ago. The early closing movement has taken possession of the merchants
and upon most of the door may
now be read the sign: "Close at U o'clock except on Saturday." Ac
cording to the contract, this agreement is into effect until the middle of September. Lout. Louden has received orders fur the annual encampment f the Legion at Terre Haute from July 21st to 27th. The time the boys
will leave U not yet known, They
will be better equipped this year
than ever before.
home in the city.
Always come to the Telephone office for prices before going elsewhere for any kind of job printing. The work is equal to any and the prices are the lowest. Mr. and Mrs. Huser,.of Cumberland, Wis., who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs Milton Robertson, north Lincoln street,, started for their home to day. FOUND. A dark brindle Bullr found last week. About 3 yeans oldi Can be had by calling: and paying, expenses. Henry Mussed Pfcrry Tp
NOTICE OF THE MEETING OF THE BOARD OF HE VIEW.
Miss Emiline Hall, a sister of Win,. Hall, at White Hall, died in
Colorado a few weeks ago. She
was well known here, having HvtHlfiggg,
in this county for a muntfter of years.
In compliance with section 14 laws of taxation,! hereby give notice that the County Board of Review, in and fo" IVtonroe county, Ind;, will meet in the Commissioners Boom.
in the city of Bloomington
JULY 10th, 189S, for the fiprp0 f vorwsiing any and all Kfcls of pefiOtial property as returned by the township assesior, in said ftottaty aud hear any coM-( plaints made" by persons aggreiVed at the valuation placed on tfceif property by said assessors.
Ordered this 20in day ot Jane,
Usokob W. Wfcixtf, Comuty Assessor.
gold on Positive Guarantee. Dk, MILES' PI LLS, 50 Doses 26 Foa Sale bv Fatis Bros.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE. Notice is hereby given that James H. Millec, administrator of the estate of William M'U.m . deceased,, will offer at Pmv i t- ah Monday, thtrf 1 0th lay o( July 193, in- following Ke Et?r- i : lart of out-lot wentv-iuh? (2) m. t- oity of Blo 'inn c 'n, h.di i A o in lol iiuitiitpr 'fcfnty (2") I A W. DiviH Ku' addttioii u -.n uw i y ir Hl'Moniiiirmii hMana A .so h rtTX. of ;n-ii niiiHf r Frtynine 49) mih:cityo BIMMiuuit)n Indiana. Also a part "I on -.ot nam ber twenty-eight (28) tn city of Bloomington, Indiana. Terms of ea)e are as follows, towit: One-third part of the parobaMmoney cash in hand on day Ot sale. The balance in two equal payments at r.ine and eighteen months: The purchaser executing notes with approved surety for such deferred payments with six per cent interest. James H. Milled, administrator. SHERIFF'S SALE. U virtue of a certified copy of an execution and decree to me directed from U"' Clerk of the Monroe Ciivmr ' furt in a case rhereinv Tb- A' -ving Men's Building, Loan Fund and Savings Association isPlaintiff, and Thomas E. Nnokoleand Solomon K, Carmichael are defendants, requiring to make the sum of Seven Hundred and Three I) jar and ixi-riv Cents, with vfith lntivst on nud decree and com, 1 wm exvnst at public sale to the highest bidder on ATUit)Al JULY 8th, A. betweenlhe hfiiirsot1 10 ''clock a mr and 4 oVlo:k p. m., of said day, at the door ot the Court House in Bloommgton, Monroe County, Ind iana, the rents and profits fora tern not exceeding seven years oi1 the following described Real Estatey situated in Monroe County, state Indiana, tw wit Lot number fifrn (!5,) Maple Heights first add-on to the city of Bloomintou, M nr e ootnntj,. Indiana. If such rents and pmnis will not sell for a sufticiei.-r -ma to satisfy said decree, ituereM and costs, I will at the ame tino ,tnd place ex pose at iubi Kale I he fee-simple of said real estate, or ko much thereof a may be sufficient to discharge said execution, interests and coats Said Sale will Ke made without any inelb'f whatever i rum valuation or appraiHment laws. Wixso Abams, Jiuue 16, 1893. Sheriff of M. C We ntror Wool and will pay theMghest market price in cash (r merohandice BREEPEN Ss CO. NOXICB 0?ADMIi! Notice ir hereby given, that the undersigned has given bond aad been sworn by the Clerk of theCircuit Court of Monroe County Slate of Indiana, Administrator of the estate of El;raheth Hiv. lat of Monfoe County, departed. Said estate is Mirppod io b- oiVeatt v June il '9t. dimnisilrtars.
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