Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-09-03
FINlNIIAL STATEMENT.
The Episcopal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and Disbursements.


and Disbursements.
The Episcopal Church Committee has
raised and disbursed the following sums:
From local subscription, $2r7,0O'
!" Subscriptions from abroad, 1890,
Ladies Society, oyster
supper, g. % aS'39 ~
Helen Mar White, 1000
Pinatore, 1878
Total, 1860
Rebate on freight, (N P. r. R) 207,00
Bishop Clarkson, 100000
Robert Macnider, " l@ 10000
" Total 1,87990
"a " PAID oUT. " 2f2
John Hoaglsnd, a $1,57s,5o
r. B. Mason. so 90
John Rowland. 5000
William a. Hussey, $500
Expense Of ladies society, $3.50
Paid Rector's expenses, 10000
Paid VIM. A. Hussy, ..t ..s1 25,,0
Balance on hand, $50
Total, S1979,9o'
The society owes John Hoagland
balance due on contract tor
building the church, $799,S2;
r. B. Mason tor excavating and
masonry for furnace, 78,4S'
G.. A. Lounsberry and r. Macnider
for balance due on furnace, 5000
~ 5zE--7 IT rutali;s III oss,30s
There is due the society on account O..
subscription, $277,00. There has been
collected in addition to the sum of SILT
noted above, on account OF subscription,
$4,000, which was applied on account OF
a debt for the support Of the Rector.
The contribution of Bishop Clarkson,
amounting to 100000, was made in con
sideration Of a like sum being raised
from other sources. The amount so rals-
ed, not counting the $129, 30 paid by the
ladies on account OF furniture, is $1l9,-
co. The unpaid subscriptions, which
should he collected at once, will little
more than make this promise good.
In the absence of other suitable per-
son to do the work, Rev. Mr.. Yeater has
kindly consented to collect the balance
due and also extend the subscription.
The ladies have undertaken TO furnish
the church. They have paid for chancel
furniture, ETC., $5o 90
For seats. 1900
fTelylL Oh LuC SAME, ~ iA','o
-. Total, $129,3O
Thev owe on carpet etc., 135,0O
On seats, Io;Vo
Total, $4,000
Cash on hand, $lVO0
The Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany donated to the society the six lots,
1yh hioh tho oh1rcl) GfQnNC
worth 100000 They also donated one
half the f.eight cn the lumber for the
church. amounting to $2O7,OO.
Mr. Hoagland's bill for constructing
was. S2,27S,32; Mr. Mason's for excavat-
ING anG masonry fo1 the furnace, $685.
AS: Mr.. Rowlands for the furnace, 500.
Account ofladies' with Eisinburg, $685.
with Seymore Sabin, 4; Co., for seats,
$3.50; freight $3.50; total, $2,950,56.
Value of church lots, 5000; making total
va]ue of church property, $3,55O,55.
The balance due the contractors, which
must be provided for at the earliest mo-
ment possible, is $929,30. The ladies
owe and will provide for, 1910. Total
debt, ST 1880.
G. A. LOUNSBERRY
Secretary.
The statement. published by me in the
Sim of this week, was made upon data
in nv hands. Other items have teen
brough cut by the Secretary, which ma
tcrlally alter the figures. The fact still
stares us: in the face. however, that We
have debt to grapple with, which wilt
severely test the resources and liberallty
Of our people. I trust we shall have the
nerve and energy to meet the issue in a
manner that will do credit to ourtown
and cheer the hearts OF our struggling
church people. Our Chapel is inode'
of architectural beauty and attracts the
eye of every one visiting. our city. We
cannot afford to let this debt hang over
it with the interest daily accommodating.
viii not our citizens, whose liberalityin
these matters has, been so muniticent in
every emergency, lend us ahclping llanst
in this matter? 91
: A: j.. YEATER:
The Fair. .Eit
The car load Of straw and grass for