The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-07
CHOOSE PUBLIC
DEPOSITORIES
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AC-
CEPT BIDS FOR USE OF
PUBLIC FUNDS.
Nine Banks of County Bid and Fur
nish a Total Bond Amounting
to $2s5,000.

The county commiss sloners passed
on the bids of public repositories for
public funds for the year, 1909. The
banks must pay per cent. on daily
balances, 1-2 per cent. on semi-an-
nual time deposits and 3 per cent.
on annual time deposits. The banks
sekcted must be subject to govern
ment inspection and must file bond in
surf representing 25 per cent. over
the maximum amount OF public funds
they ask in their bid to handle
The deposits are awarded accord
ing 10 the capitalization Of the banks.
First State bank of Bourbon; capi-
tai stock, $4,000, bid and bond filed
for $4,000; awarded 4O-2s5 OF funds.
Bondsmen, J. II. Matchett, II. F.
Bowman, c. H. Neu, c. c. Wink. ].
w. Davis, August Weissert, II. H..
Tyrrell.
Union State bank OF Bremen; capi-
tai stock $4,000; filed bid and bond
for $4,000; awarded 1926 Bonds
men are Clinton Huff, John fluff,
John II. Steineck. Fred Powder, Geo.
F. Wahl, Edward Heckaman, Irwin l..
d. Seller.
State Exchange bank of Argos;
capital stock $4,000; filed bid and
bond for $i2,5OO; awarded 25-2s5 OF
funds. BondsmeE are c. d. Chap
man, VIM Railsback, Geo. w. Deck
ner, Earl r. Taber, Melissa J. Taber.
Citizens Bank OF Argos; capital
stock $4,000; filed bid and bond for
ss 900; awarded 15-2s5 OF funds;
Bondsmen are Frank H. Huffman,
Jacob ]. Huffman, John r Huffman,
Otto L. Grossman Franklin Worth
ington.
First National Bank of Plymouth; ;
capital stock sos, 1000; filed bid and
bond for 100000; awarded 65-2s5 OF
funds Bondsmen are NJ A. O. Pack
ard, Lucivs Tanner, d. c. Knott,
James E. Hanes, Moses NJ. Lauer.
Bourbon Banking Company; capi-
tai stock $4,000; filed bid and bond
for $4,000; awarded 30-2s5 of funds
Bondsmen are VIM. Erwin, Robert
Erwin, Chas. Hilles, Gilbert Coar, M
M. Beck, c. B. Harris, o. s. Gaskill,
B. w. Parks, c. M. Parks.
Plymouth State Bank; capital stock
$50, 900; filed bid and bond for S4O,-
600; awarded 60-2s5. Bondsmen are
David E. Snyder, c. T. IMattingly.
Oliver G. Soice, Samuel Gretzinger,
Theodore Cressner, Fred H. Myers
Exchange Bank OF Culver; capital
stock $4,000; filed bid and bond for
s12 900; awarded 10-2S5 of funds
Bondsmen are Austin Druckemiller
Louis c. Dillon, Samuel E. Med
bourn, o. A. Rea, Francis NJ. Parker,
T. +. Slattery, Henry Zechiel.
Marshall County Trust and Savings
Co; capital stock $4,000; filed bid
and bond for $4,000; awarded 25-2s5
OF funds. Bondsmen are c. A Reeve,
Samuel A. earn, Chas. w. Baker,
Francis E. earn. Fred Corse, Frank
H. Jacox, John Morelock, Louis J.
Hess, Hoy L. Singrey, A c. Holtzen-
dorff, Emanuel f. Shively, and Mon
roe Steiner.
Organize for Year.
The commits sioners elected William
Troup president, and James Severns
for the coming year.
Approve Petition
A petition signed by almost all OF
the merchants OF Plymouth, asking
that the dial of the court house clock
be illuminated after night was pre-
sented to the board. The commits
sioners approved OF the same and
the county council which will be call
ed to meet Jan. Is, will be asked TO
make an appropriation for that pur-
pose
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