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NOTICE OF ADMIM stratiox

uiS DAILY GRICENCASTLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. 1932

Notice is hereby given that the un-

dersigned has been appointed by the Clubs

r Judge of the Circuit Court of Putnam Chicago 'ating and cooking apples, 60c to County, State of Indiana, Special Ad- Pitj, -» bushel. Sugar pears, delicious | ministrator of the estate of Russell Br A eatinc and canning, 40c pack. Me- Mat tin, late of Putnam County de- Phila.ielphi

ceased. St. Louis . Said estate is supposed to be sol- Boston .. . ! vent. ■ Mew York

|;,him, Orchard. Phone rural 95. It.

for rghum. Clarence

■00 US

L ey a nd Son sorgum mills, two r., rth of Morton. 31-6t

baseball 5TATrsrrcs

Standing Of Teams Natiunai l eague

.... 76 .... 70 70 65 63 63 59

i at 435 pounds and he challenge? any-1 son’s first permanent commercial in- was so gn *nat time that ai.y

! °ne to better that mark. i candescent electric lighting system Kenneth Rentfrow, of Grand Island will be celebrated Sept. 4 and 12, ac-P-'t. j went Living-ton one better and show’- ! cording to plans being completed by

.598

word concei 11,/ its progress was played up in ihr newspapers and any

reported delay, or expression of doi was enough to bring an outburst bitter disappointment.

s ALE —About 200

castle, Indiana, Administrator, opera j September 2, 1932.

Will ell for 10 cents each if Cause N T o. 7474.

lii -

| a ie sold together. Coatesville, Ind.

fi'R SALE: 1928 Buick coupe, new’ A 1 condition. Only driven In. miles. American Security Comj| , t \\ :i him 1 ton. I -t f B,iR s U.E: Concord grapes at

Address Box, John W. Herod, Clerk of th<

31-6t, nam Circuit Court. Attorney, Frank G. Stoe.-sel,

NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP DISSOLUTION SALE Notice is hereby given that the un-

■ z Kiss ir .*« 1 u k- S 6*.|”" — \dL uth End Store. Phone 134.1 mt M o’clock A. M., at th« farm of W 2-2t Frank P. f armer. located about :i ■ miles southeast of Greencastle. and

r een-

Cincinnati

.414

.American League

Club^t

Pet.

Put-

New York .

.695

Philadelphia

.619

3-3t

Washington .

.585

Cleveland

.55-1

Detroit

."i08

ed that he weighed 452 pounds. A fellow business man, John Knickrehm

.530 weighed 368.

• 4! "’ But the title holder at present is E. Paxton, a taxicab driver at Sar- ■' ,s, gent, Neb. Paxton who claims that hi, weight is due to eating liberally of corn bread and pork, weighs 590 pounds. He is six feet, ten inches

around the waist.

.458

GAR WOOD WINS

St. Louis Chicago .

Boston

56 39 37

71 88 94

American Association

m m

Frying chickens, 209

2-2t

J I' Hi h class, registered Shr I ' ro R ams - Prices reasonable. In Day, Fillmore, Ind.

13-20-27-Sept. 3-Ip

■OR SALE: Wilton velvet rug, ^ , t tupe T. P. Allan, 410% Walnut St. Tues Sat.-tf ■op. ALE: Tomatoes, 30c per T 1 atch- Green beans for can- , nice frie- Inquire at White filing tation, State Road 40

2-2t

|0H S VLE—Cheap, 1924 OldsmoBloomington street garage.

31-6ts

|i LE: Tv.t bkyclea, ona 1111 i o' p girl’s. Call 504-X. It.

n] 1 E ('oncord grape s, itu.-hi 1. John H. Poswell. —For Rent—

on the Greencastle and Mount Meridian Road at which time (he following partnership property will be sold to the highest bidder, for cash in hand:

CATTLE

3 Jersey cows, 2 of which are fresh, milk test .6, other fresh by day of sale or soon afterwards. Give good flow of

milk.

2 Guernsey cows.

2 roan cows, both of which are

frosh.

12 full-blooded Polled \ngus cows, 5 of which are fresh. 1 black hull 2 years old in September. hull-blooded Polled Angus. 3 yearling bull calves, full-blooded Polled Angus. yearling heifers, full-blooded Polled Angus. 3 Steers. 8 Calves. SHEEP Also. 27 head of sheep, including l buck, 1(1 Spring Lambs Hi Ewes, Shropshire. Good Unes.

HOGS

5 Duroc sows with pigs (being 37 pigs for all 5 sows) Also, 10 Duroc sows. 9 of which will farrow in Sep-3-lp' •'■"'ber next, and the other in October

1 next.

Also 34 fattening hogs, including 1 young boar, all of the average weight of I(to nounds. Also I lug registered Duroc hoar. HORSES

50c,

Clubs -Minneapolis Columbus ... Indianapolis Kansas City Milwaukee . Toledo Louisville . . St. Paul ...

W 87 78 76 74 71 71 55 54

L. 55 64 67 M, 68 73 86 87

YESTERDAY’S RESULTS National League Pittsburgh. 2: Cincinnati, 1. Chicago, 8; St. Louis, 5. Only games scheduled.

HARMSWORTH COURSE, lake t. Clair. Mich.,'Sept. 3 (UP)-Gar .441 1 Wood, American defender of the 307 Harmsworth trophy, flashed to vie .282' tory today in the first , mile heat of 1 the famous race after trailing Kaye | Don. the English challenger, for (01 r

Pet. of the five laps.

.610 Wood’s Miss Ametica X. i.s 48 519 cylinders beating out a -teady tattoo ■ 532 of staccato notes, cro ed the line a .520 full two miles ahead >f Don’s White. .511 hulled Miss English 111. •49c | Choppy water *tnd lain which torn.390 eJ from drizzle to a teady down.386 i < ur midway the fourth lap, s'owed

the speed of both boat .

the New York Edison Company. The Pe-pt 4 program will be held at ; the site of the first central station of the electrical industry, Pearl ; street, in lower New York, and the Sept. 12 program will be a dinner at- j tended by representatives of civic and j

engineering bodies.

The first station was placed in com- ^ mercial operation Sept 4. 1882, serving a district about one square mile in lower Manhattan. Now, the ong inal one square mile has grown to the 743 square n ile- composii g|

Greater New York.

The Pearl Street station was finan- NOTK'E TO I \X P VVERS OF TAX LEVIES oed, built and operated by the Edison j,, th( , mattei : of determining th, Tax Rates for Certain Purposes by ClovElectrie Illuminating Company of eninle Township Putnam (Tunty. Indiana. Before the Township Advisory New York, which later became the Board ... ,,, 1 , t Putiom v v . ^ , | N'otio is hereby g ven the taxnayers o! Cloverdale Township, tut,ram New Yoik E 11son Company. " h<,n | County, Indiana, that the pro,,, legal officers ol aid municipality at their Edison’s first station opened, there! regular moot n ■ place, on the 6th day of September. 1932 will consider the were 59 customers connected to the i following’ budget ‘ underground mains. At present there' ruwvsmp n'ND ?SIK,< ’ Vn ’ K T0WNSHlPS

more than 2,000 000 in Greater'

Pels-Naptha For hot, lukewarm

or cool water

aw ; Salary cf Trustee New York and 24,500,000 m the na-j T rus t fe >, |.; X |„. nse lion. Throughout the nation every! Records and Adv community of more than 1,000 pop-. '’' xain \. Ib'curds ulation now has electric service, as do , 1 minis: 50 per cent of all communities of 250 1. Trustee Bond

, to 1,000, and 25 per cent of all ham- -■ Realty <’n. . Int.l midway the Mirth lap the,,,,. of , ess fhn „ 7ftn nn o I Total Tw„ Fund

o''. RENT—West half of double, os Walnut street. Five rooms

it breakfast nook and sleeping "jd sruy Perchenin colt.

Ill All newly decorateil. Gas stove

t ,tn. refrigeration. J. P. Allen,

M-t Walnut -t.

"I lour room apartment; garage. je Y. 423 east Franklin.

.American league Washington, 7: New York, 1 Philadelphia. 7-15; Boston, 3-0. St. Louis, 3; Chicago, 1. Only games scheduled. American Association Minneapolis, 15; St. Paul, 2. Only games scheduled. IN MEMORY In memory of Delpha Meek, who passed away two years ago Sept. 3,

1930.

The face we loved is now laid low. Her loving voice is still. The hand so often clasped in ours, Lies now in death's cold chill. We often sit and think of her

all alone.

1. 4-months old gray suckling colt. I Also, about 60 acres of growing'

corn to be sold by the acre as it , Whe " we !ir ‘’

Tues-Sat.-tf, stands. | The memory is the only thing “I Vlsn. about 10 acres of sov beans 1 That grief can call its own. OR I KYI — Moder, furnished I by the acre if not harvested prior to

date of sale; otherwise, to he sold in

the harn.

Also, about 700 bushels of oats in

Sadly missed by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meek and sister

Hazel and Aunt Emma.

3-2ts the bin.

| IEKMS -of si.le cash in hand, and

R RENT; Attractive three room , it is expressly understood that no 1 rtment, unfurnished, with j Pfotx rty shall be removed from the

mi . 1 premises until paid for.

Jir age. 202 S. Locust. Phone. I’R V\K P FARMER

2-2p,

RENT: Upper i’. I F. Gille-^ie.

R RENT: 4 rooms, furnished, ■ light housekeeping, down- - 40s east Hanna St. 1 3t>

RK H AIM) H. KKKSLING

PARTN I RS.

apartment, Ab. Hunter Auct. Paul Albin. ( lerk l-3t Wm AE Sutherlin and James and

Allee. Attorneys.

l unch will lie served by the Ladies of the Maple Heights chureh.

K RENT: 3 room furnished 'Mi.t mer Bloomington and Jnai’. Dr. W. M. McGaughey. 31-Its.

JR Rl NT: Furnished rooms, 401 ii nklin street. 26 tf

590 POl NDS OF MAN HOLDS NEHRASh V TITLE GRAND ISLAND, Neb, (UP)— Fat men in Nebraska are having a contest to see who weighs the most. Ira Livingston, 31 year old Atkinson buti her, was the first to make a claim. Living-ton tips the scales

'li>- 'merica looked ike a beaten 1. tat. Don had brough Miss England over the starting line well in a Ivance ot Mood, and opened up a len.; of more than a mile on the first lap EDISON’S FIRST FIGHTING SYSTEM TO HE HONORED NEW YORK, Sept. 3, (UPi—The 50th anniversary of Thomas A. Kdi-

than 250, and 700,00(11

farms ! TUITION FUND

1 1* 1 111^. »» n< 1

. . ray of I pachri^

Kli'on, before opening his Pearl * • ,,v

Street station made about 225 in- 1

fotal Tuition i ond ... SPKC’I AI SCHOOL FI

.... $720 150

. . 350

35 15

.... 75 6200 . $7545 . $12,000 $12,000 NT)

ventions on the electric lamp, dyna-. mos and his system of distribution.! During the three years in which E li- ; son was working out his plans for a 1 central station system, the newspapers earned many expressions of criticism and doubt from the public. I The nee 1 for adequate illumination 1

Repair of Rldg and (>round $500

Repair of Equipment 100 School Furn. and Equip 200 School Supplies 300 Janitor Supplies 130 Fuel for School- *00 Loans, Int. and Insurance .... 400 Teachers ’Institute J00

M | M

Transportation <»f Children . . • 5000 I ght and Pow» i- 250 Miscellaneous 50

Fotal Special S h. Fund ... $8550

BOM) FUND

Bonds $4000

roo

Total Bt mi Fumi $4700

(Complete detail of budget e timate mav Ih* seen in of lie* of Twp. Trustee)-

I >1IM \ I K OF I l NDS TO BE R tlSKD Township Tuition Sp. SchiK)l Bond

worn i: i o i % \ »» \ \ r.n

In the matter of ih ♦ rmmin«: die Tax Kates for

nam (’ounty, Imlia

Refo Noli.

proper lepra

Kill day of September

na,

the County

r leg’al officers of s,

nr r \ x i>;\ iic»*

ertaln purposes by Put-

ore

Noti.-e is hereby

‘"iin , ll ami Board of ( ount\ (’onimlssioner the t a v pa vers of iTitnarn County. Imtiai

munlflpalit

ULKRK OF CI K( Services Personal

All other op. expense

Current

s of ".ill munir-ipality at then legular me»tlnK p •*r. will t tinsbler do followinK budpel DC.- i ol. vSSIFICATION 1-ok col NT I KH

la, that the lure, on the

LA!

I r COURT

$3,^00.00

72fi.OO

1,000.00

r op.

oharges COUNTY AUDITOR

Servlets personal .. I4.lft0.00 All other op expense l.'aiO.OO

COl N’TV TKKASURKR

Servlets personal .... .$2.<00 00 All other op. expense 715.00

COUNTY KKCOKDF.K

Servlets P-’SHii.d .. $2,000.00 All other op • xpense . 400.00

Services person .1

All other op expanse

I2.03K 00

2sr. 00

xpe i«e ■M UKHIN I KNDKNT

$J.ftfiO ftO

s»fe0.oo 50.00

NOTH E TO TAX I* AY ERS ()l TAX LEVIES

In the Matter of determining tin* Tax Rates for ( ertain Purpose >\ in ' ton Township, Putnam County, Indiana, Hr fore the Township Advisory Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of Clinton Township, Putnam 1 "unH. Indiana, that the proper legal officers of -aid municipality at then regular meeting place, on the 6 day of September, 1932, will consider the following

R RENT—Modern furnished

eioom apartment*. R« a-

.De rate-. 702 East Seminary

1 RENT: Very desirable 4-rootn ■ apartment. Close in with a I." kridge apartments, 2(12 Walnut street. 3-tf • l! RENT: Two spaces in garage 1® ,tli Indiana street. Phone

3-tf

rR RENT: A modern six room . ' goo I co* dition with paugc Private entrance. 313 'bee:. Phone 846’L. 3-lt

TOWNSHIP FUND Salary of Trustee .. Trustee’s Expense a. Traveling

nq.»f! Records and Adv. ..

1 Exam. Records . - ■ • Pay of Adv. Board

Miscellaneous:

BUDGET CLASSIFICATION FOR TOWNSHIPS

Total Twp. Fund -TUITION FUND Pay of Teachers Total Tuition Fund

SPECIAL SCHOOL FI ND

$ 660 Repair of Bldg, and Ground $

Repair ot Equipment ... 12.1 School Furn. and Equip. 125 School Supplies 25 Janitor Supplies

15 Fuel for Schools

Loans, Int and Insurance

85 Teachers’ Institute $1035 Janitor Service

Transportation’ df Children

$6525 Miscellaneous $652.5 Total S|>ei ial Sch. Fund

BOND FUND

| Bonds Interest Total Bond Fund

I* Op expetlH#

COl N I N SUR\ I: V()R

Servit PH j ei ttn:t| . . $2 Sftft.Oft All other ot> expe 600.00

COUNTY

PH*rvlee« p^rRonal

All oilier *»p. ex$»f*nM44 .Current chorM’***

COUNTY *KONKK

Ser\iees p»*rsnp;il $630.00

COl s r Y XS^KBSOR

ServieeH p* 1 on.’tl $l,44ft 0ft All other op exp«»lis* 75.00

UnoSKCU’l IND ATTmKNKY

S»‘rvit'PK )M i'Hon:i | ... $2,100.00 All other op expense 105.00

CIKCUIT COURT

Servit « H person tl $3 920.00 Ml Other tip. expenHI L 0 3. 00

chargeR 200.00

COUNTY COURT H >USK Her vice* perform I $' ''24.00 All otner op. expense 6,000.00

COUNTi JAIL

Services personal $'UMt.OO All other on. expense O.’iO.OO

COIN'IY INFIRMARY

Ser\l« es personal ... $3,100.00

All othei op. expense . fi,3t»0 Properties

COUNTY HOSPITAL t v . t r . j,

All Op Kxp.ic $24.ftir.,oo Number ol taxable loll

COl NT\ COMMISSION!’: Services pemonnl ... All other op. expense

Current chnr

fi.io.tio

KRS

$ i:: 44*(.s3 I

1,600.0ft I

Fund

1 Total Budget F-ti;nnte for incoming year 2. Deduct Misc l!evt nue incoming year (estimated on termer year Misc. Rev ) 3. Substract line 2 from line l I Unexpended Appropriations July 31 of present year 7. Total i of line 3. t. 5 and 6) s. Actual Balance July 31st of present year 9. Tax to he collected present year (December settlement) 10. Mi e. Rev. to he colic ted present year ( I -3 *f line 2) It. Total (of lines K, ;t and 10) 12. Substract line 11 from line 7 13. E t Working Hal. for -ix ninths after close of next year (n.it greater than 1-2

of line 3)

14. Amt. to be raised by tax le\ (add

lines 12 and 13)

PROPOSE'!) LEVIES Net Taxable Property

Fund Fund

Fund

$7546

$ 12000

$8550

$4700

7545

2000 lOOtH)

8550

4700

700

8245 2700

('>500 1(1500 10700

7000 15560 2200

285 4986 600

2000

3000

5 TOO

2000

4700 35 15

700 144(H) 2100

no 3060

2600 2385

3770

5000

4 TOO

2400

7315

7100

12300

4785

FUNDS

Levy on Polls

Sift AM

IN-

('urrenl

KST1M \TK OP' ruI NTY KI NDS 'lotul binlgi i - mile for InoumliiX

’uireiil ih.irg*"

Tot.il Oenera) Kunil KOI NT V IIOSKITAI. UnNI

TKKHhT Ft ND

Prln. to lie paiil .... s'l iuni no lot to he paitl . . Z,: ir.-fto

Total Fund » COI NTY t’NIT HOAD BONDS i i b, pa 1*1 I 1

ln> paid I M IT 42 Total Cl) K R ItniiilH s:io :r:i 42

KRKK ORAVKI. ROAD RF.PAIR

Ft ND

Servti cm Persona I . . •\ II at )n r up ex'peilKe . . Mnlerlal Korrent charges

Propert ii's

Total F *i K R TO UK RAISED

s:i.t'i?iuia Townsliip

4.4.iO,s:i . M'.,;,;

1.00

1 (H)

Levy on Property 63

.62 .75 .40

2.40

$1,178,783

281

Amount to Be Raised

7315 7100 8848 4785

28048

Tuition

Special School Bund

TOT AI ....

COMPARATIVE ST U I’MENT <)E TAXES t’Ol LETTED 'AND TO

BE COLLECTED

To Be

Collected Collected Collected Collected

, FUNDS 30 l.evy 31 La-vy 32 Levy 33 I^vv

ini sir. on Tuwi Inp

ft.7sft.00 p a | 2>i, .on no isuau 1 .Boo.ot) Tuition

1721 1201

10348

4 7oo oft Special School 13069

5 I

Bond

341

5146

t 1225

!i()0() 12700

170

4537

$ 5746 $ 7315

6100 12907

7100 8848

4625

4785

y»nt

I>i*rtin't nilr-

County Revenue i 104,43ft S3

Count y Ho** Itunda and Int J 7,325 00

t'nll i Tax|iayers ap|>earilig -nail has

< eHt Inia

rev.)

nne ted

■me tneomlng year firmer >eal misc.

guht ra* t Dm m line 1 1'ii( xp»’tided .i pi' 1 print ions July 31 of

pres

All

t weei

Ten

be-

ipproprl.'ition*

i I)eoemh«*r 31 ...

be p.tid before

50 25 25

125 125 250 175

530' 2500

$3915 ■$2940

637

$3577

I ‘ —Wanted—

■ ’i«i> roum , fandahad •I'Jtnished, with heat Not neces7 h'o iern. Address Box Y, Ban-2-2t i' ■ I ED: Baseball games with '•am Write Wayne Bettis, R 1. l-4p -Miscellaneous—

. "AV DINNER: Fried chickbaked ham and Swiss ‘ lu ■ 35 ci ntn. Crawford Resp It. [ salary cut at i, u. UOMINGTON, Id, Sept. 3, * I'acuity salary reductions ,n ’ from 8 to 25 per cent, to ef- •* major pait of a $270,000 ' ffluction, were ordered by the "f trustees of Indiana univer-

— ' 2. Deduct Misc. Revenue incoming year

3. Substract line 2 from line 1

4. Unexpended Appropriations July 31 of

present year

7. Total of lines 3, 4, 5 and 6) 8. Actual Hal. July 31st of present year

9. Tax to lie collected present year (December settlement)

It). Misc. Rev. to be collected present year

(1-3 of line 2)

11. Total (of lines 8 9 and '101 12. Substract line II from line 7

13. Kst. Working H.d. for six months after close of next year (not greater than 1-2 of line 3) 11" '

14. Amt- to Ire raised hv tax levy (add lines 12 and 13) i ,-,..1-0

PROPOSED LEVIES

Net Taxable Property

Number of Taxable Polls

ID HI

K USED

Township Tuition Sp

St hooi

Bond

Fund

$1030

$6525

$3915

$3677

)

(.00

7(H)

10.30

5926

3215

3577

475

3264

1958

225

1 ,ii .

9189

5173

3802

460

3266

3660

246

480

37ia

1855

1966

•

940

7091

5515

1212

595

2098

342

1590

525

3263

1958

1788

1120

5361

1616

3378

FUNDS Township Tuition Special School Bond TOTAI

FUNDS Township

Road

budget for the Bloomington

’be institution was cut *175,- u . ) ute hoard s action, other cuts Tuition r'"' 000 fr °m the medical school ■ Bl"*cial School »^ ui * *" '"•“■’■-'ft-. .Hi" ar -

ipouT* denta sch ° o1 a1 ,n '

. $722,010 147 Amount to Be Raised $ 1120 5361 1616 3378 $11475

BE COLLECTED T() ^ Collected Collected Collected Collected 30 l.evy 31 I^evv 32 I^vv 33 I*evy

Ia*vy on

Levy on

Polls

Property

$0.16

.50

.74

.50

.23

.47

$1.00

$1.60

IT' PaUl V ' M(Nu ft "f the law out aS a leave of absence the *' hi ' , ret « u ‘ ?f ' t McNutt D* mocratic »ee.

1230

too

6235 8260 3529

$19663

Levy

32 I.evv

$ 760

- POO

995

375

6150

7240

1 am

3070

100

3650

3670

*16155

*15316

$ 1120

5361 1616 .3378

$11173

Hunt vp;u* atldit lunal i July :u ; mporary 1"

clos«* 4)f pres#* .#*nr 7. Total i of linos T., at 8. Actual hula net Jily 31h

year H. Tax to he » ( I >ei'» mher set i

0. Mini' revenue e VMg <1-3 ol !)

I. Tnfiil (of Urn- ft. anil 1ft).. ■j Suhtro'-t line I I om line 7 K-tt wttrkiftg 1 'tee fur sis month* after . lost .if i. year i not greater ) -'J of tine 11

4 Amunot to to iseil )>y t . levy

r add 1 lues 11! ari l I 3 I

of pre»ent

ted jiresenl year

•nent)

illerted jiresent

fi.fiftft nil 87.X30 S3 2x 44ft «ft ft.640 00

None

1 3fl,311 43 57,«2S ftft 33.20ft.41 I.lftft Oft ftft.rrsx 4 I 43.213 ol 45.0ftft.00 St:223 d2

a light to he heard thereon After the tax

Hint haU' been aeietMineii, i n i.r male taxpayer- feeling themselves ngji'i' 373 (2 gi ' ^ed by ueh levie , 'na\ . I'l iil to the State Board of Tax < uinitii ioners I for funtiit*i and final ai liuti thereon, li\ filing a petition therefor with the

County Auditor not later than the fourth Monday of September, and the in 371 42 State B. atil w II fix a ilate i f iu .-iritu’ ill this county. Dated August 26. 1932. Hmul I und will be transferred to Special School E’und

GUY S. KENNEDY trustee.

7.S2r..ftft l.ftftO Oil Overdraft

3 a (in ■I fO'i

NOTH ! ID I WEAVERS OF TAX LEVIES In the M itter of di : ’mining Hie Tax Rates for Certain Purpose, by Warren Town-hip, Putnam < nt\. Indiana. Before the Township Advi ory Board. Notice i herelty given the tax) ayers of Warren T ownship, Putnam Ciunty, Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipality at ther regular meeting place, on th< 6 day of Septenihet 1932, will consider the following budget: BUDGE! I ( I ASSIITCAT'ON EX)R TOWNSHIPS

in 22S no

I'KDl'DSKD I.EVIKH

Net Taxable Prut . Niimlier of Taxai'b 'IIh Fl'NDH

FolltltV rev enue

Koiini' Hospll.il b" I* null Inti lest

l,*»vv on Poll* 1 hv

Gov Prof

TOWNSHIP I END ' Salary of Trustee .. • - - • 10.373.42 Office Rent 409 2ftft ftfl I Trustee’s I ’.pete* . 3,ir.6 lu corn- anu Adv* i Fay uf Adv. Hoard

i i'.

Hospital mi;.

Uountv Unit Road I

TOTAL

.05

;,, 4 .

KiiMI'M: ITVK SI '■I’KMK.NT OF TSXKfl Ful.I.F.FTRD

AND I'i I HK. KOGI.KKTf

Amount to Bo Rained

1 0 32"» 0ft 11,2(*0.0ft lift ♦:* $140,1 -’l 44

Name of Fund County revenue Co. Hospital bond Countv H«»Hoit.ii m i Co U road boride OravH Rond Repa ’ TOTAL TOWN

Name of Township

1 int eni'ince

int

1930 Levy

{

s 09f) r,2 If. 93S $4 3 663.07 6 * 351

t ’0‘..444 1 5

HIPS FRKK CRAVF.1

’TKD

Culler tod 1931 Levy $ »:.,x43nr.

9.:;ko 37 1 . 679 ox 3 1.3V, 42 33.16.1 25

f 1 " 4 '■ 1 17

Cnlleoted V’ 1.4‘vv

tlftft

1932 Levy oo.'.sa 2K

♦j.or.i o'*

:u>ft.12

It 194 Hft 12.111 23 $17' r:. 4s

koAd RnND FI Nris

Tn Bf

Ct illect et 1

19 13 Levy $ S9.2 2U02

i a JJR 00 1 1.200 Oo 30.373 42

$14t» 121.44

Kxam Reconlo

M isunllatuMjus:

1. Ct»m( , yHi # 5 r •.« !L Trusti'oV liond Tut 11 Twp. Fund

TUITION FFND

Pay of Tito her .......

'I'ctal Tuition Fund

bo . . 125

15 25 .. 100 .., ‘ 35 , i $1100 . $0500 $05(N)

SPF.riALS SCH(X)I. FUND

Repair on HIcIk. and Ground $150

Repair on K<4liipment School Furn. and LUjuip. ... School Supplier lanilor Supplies Fuel for School* Loans, Int. and Insurance . School Transfers Teachers Institute

Janitor Service / Transport lion <5f Uhildnn ... Light and Power Tot'il Special Sell. Fund . • - •

150 1(H) 200 50 250 54 1400

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3)0 2800 25 $5004

(Condole detail of hutlifet estimate may he ?een in office of Twp. 'Iru tee)

i:s i i\i 411: of i i mis m m: rxiskii

Township Tuition Sp.

for

Jackxon . . Franklin Russell . . . Clinton . . • Monroe

Floyd Marion

(Ireeiicnat !e Matllxon Wn*hlnpcton W’.men

Passed Du#* and (’urrent ITln. to He Raid

$ 4 .ftHO Oft

1.94ft Oft 3 462 90 1.64x00 2 400 00

. 2.fill 30

6 46*1 r>2 27.946 60 1,4 7 & 40 5,101.00

Jefferson . . . •

Cloverdale

Total PrUi

6,101.

1,769 20 3.27,4 0ft 4.702 SO

Paused Due and Current 1 n t to Ho Paid 117 7 ft 1.H2 99 . . 4 61 1 S2 729.00 634 94 1,167 IS 6.7f*7 16

, .

1 9r,2 43

661 4 3 SOK *#4 97>7 41

Total Budget Fstimnte

inoominir year | 2. Deduct Mim Rev. nue incoming year

Total t’rin I (estimated on fotmer year Misc Rev.) am) int. tn: 3. Subtract line 2 from line I t ^Vit'gi U Unex)iemli'<l A)>iir(i|iiiatioiis July Tl of ruzift!! • present year 4• 4(• 3 :D I 7, Total (of lines T. ) . and 6) '* ni; 8. Actual Balance July Tlst of tiresent year

9. Tax to he 1 ollected |iresent year (ITeceniiier settlement)

3 t ft'lftftfti HI Mis.’, Rev. to lie vllpeted present 7 117,^.43 year (1-8 of line '7)

V 4 "aft a . <

2.27

3.12».(

3.1 CS.24 . 1 7 ft 7 ft 'Ift |

E’unil $116(1

1 I tit) 620 1680 606 780

E’und $6500

560

6940

Telit) iir.oo 2418 T194

School

Eumi $5604

5604 2860 8464 2945

1916

5 fifift.2l

>Ynil.

187

5799 3701

4861 3613

gubernatorial

,[,° 1 Al „''i„» shall have a right to la* heard thereon. After the tax laxpayers appearing sh.,1 ha ve a rgi feeling themselves agansas > i »

State Board will fix a date of hearing in this county.

Dated August 27, 19 '2 jaMIJS A. TA10K. Trustee, Clintan, Township.

Nnnif of Township Jack ton

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RussHl Clinton Mon roc Floyd Marlon Crcrmastle Matpson \VashlnFt°n Warren Jefferson

(’lovcrtlale

Name of Township Jackson Franklin Russell Clinton Monroe

Floyd

Marlon < Jre»*MC«et la ...

Madison

W.tshlnicf on

Wnrrtn Jeff* rsnn

Clovcrdala

I STIMATF OF FUNDS TO liF. RATSKP mid int to Overdrafts K dances NscasFnr

(Add)

and Int. to

He Paid

4 21 7 70 5,122 99 4 462 31 2.259,92 3.129 00 ... 1

, ,

34.703 9K 1.990 00 7.or,3 43 2.41ft 63 4 062 9 4 5.660 21

$1,440 62

417 16

2.660 76 2.490,60

PROPOSED LEVIES

6 ssfsged Valuation $ 1.121.601

1.9 14.063

1.147.536 722,910 1.211.256 941.856 2.10X407 6,515,911 1.101.N43 1.545.610 1.019.27*

836.269 1.178.586

(( Deduct ) $ 66 7.7 2

I II

3.1 SO. 90 2.189 31 4.020 xo 2.621 45 1 446 10 751 89

•vv

32 08

He Ra!

$ 3 '• v |

1 334.70 1

UftftJt Ta x al il eP ii ip; 1 r tv 939.69 Number of I uxable I < ••

t '

3.616.10

32.082.53 I

2,790.15 5.607.33 1.678 74 6.752 70 v 1 r.n h 1

•nt t< tnlsct

.50

08 4 ,1 18 38 26 37 16 81

.70

He Ra

$ 2. DV 1.314.70

1.341.4 .

3.700.4 4

939 69

1,583.40

136. t

FUNDS

Township .... ruition Special School

'TCVI l

FUNDS Township

5H0

l.evy on

Polls

£170 (1671

2802 0415

2 C’ft "T 1 It. total (of lines 8. !) and 10) 144H « ft«‘2'.<4 1 j., Subtract line 11 from line 7 2T4

IT. Est. Working Hal. for -ix months after close of next year (not greater than !~2 of line ■!) rU.'li 14. Amt. to be raised 5y lax levy (add lines 12 and IS)

PROPOSED LEVIES $1,01!>,276 122 Levy on Amount to Property Be Raised

$0.08 $ 814 tioio 6415 (>T88 6671 50 .68 6415

TOT AI $100 $1.87 $1.1900 COMPARATIVi STATEMENT OF TAXES COLLECTED AND TO

BE COLI.ECTE.D

To Bo

Collected Collecte,! Collected Collected TO Levy 31 l.evy 82 loevy S3 la-vy $ 1214 $ 1048 $ 1560 $ »U

|Road ..' 270 aiofti'™ Tuition ••• *®I® lYsortr, S|«‘tial School 6886

r.,*07 S3 TOT AI *14829 - ’ AJUi Taxpayer appearing -hall ha\e a right to he heard thereon After the tax x'jrlft.M 1,. V i. have been determined, ten or more taxpayers feeling themselves ag-

Tiixpav.'fts atipr.irina s)ii,ll hsv* (hn rlalit ,0 (m- nc ir'i .nrrw.in After the ^r ( v.sl by such levie.- mav appeal to the State Hoard of Pax ( ornmisstoner t ti x I»*vI*h hii v«* been d«»t«*rmin^d. i**n or more taKpayer* f***1li)M t h#rni«f»i hk f.. i,,,thi! ind fintl ..(tioti thereon, by filinK 1 a petition thftreroi with the Krl#vi»d »* v xm ti H'lex mnv Mppeul to the Stat^ Boavd of * x i for ,, iif thni t!ie fourth Monday of September, and the f ntliei' and final action thereon by filing a petition therefer with the County (ounty Aiuliti i not 1 . . . , Auditor within the time fixed by law, and the Btate Board will fix a date ofigtiitt* Board will fix a date of hearing in this county. htarin# in thl* county Dated AURUftt 26, 1982 , - .. ^ Dated Au*u»t 22^HM. .... j e’RANK SUTHERLIN. Tru»t««, of Wamn Township,

113

6415

1633

$12101

2882 3832

$11780

6671

11 •.

% 13900

W. A. COOPER, Auditor Putnam County. Indiana