The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-03

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cieave refund t EeTe;tsEr tuition. s7-os.
F. Helm. St. Treas, depositOTy int. July.
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$3.50; John gsin. labor and mate;
| rial Shadeland, sl5;35; Fred Kleis. school
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Peter F. Helm, state treasurer, depository
interest, August s79.42: Phillips Petroleum
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John F. Linoer. attorney fee, $40; Guaran-
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Blake, teaching, sos; Elizabeth Eickhoff.
$40; Erie Lewis, teaching. $40; Gertrude
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Elsie Jordan, teaching, sl15; John Balm,
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hh ASK G.,, bus driver $i1473; Carl Bowser,
9 GrS ari sal s. s5l; Fred Bullman bus
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A Art, ,Folkening, bus driver, SiiS.iO;
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bus driver. sll4: Alfred MuesinF Aiel bT
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Roy Stewart, feach hIpesfS s 1,esasching $50;
1 W1Sod' teaching $50; F fed B vin1nghn
'""oi ana material, $500. -
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REGISTER OF TOWN
Jan. l, 1924, Union Trust Co., 4M%-
5eginnlng OF year ...................
Paid during year .....................
Indebtedness outstanding ...
Aug: !. 1927. City Securities Corp, 41a%
5eginnlng OF year ...................
.
Indebtedness outstanding ...
July |, 1888, Second National Bank of Rich
Beginning of year .................,.
Fad during year .................,...
Indebtedness outstanding .........
Total bonded Indebtedness outstanding 90.
OUTSTANDING WARRANT CHECKS AT
| pee. q, 1895. No. 926 ..............$ $50
Dec. so, 1885. No. $50 .............. ESQ
| Dec. 30 1895, No. 931 .......... 1888
| Dec. 80 1885, No. 932 ............ $50
| Dec. 80. 1885, No. 933 ........ 1000
Outstanding warrant-checks at close of ye
Jan. 1. 1856 Twp. Sp. Schl.
Balance on hand. .....$ 965.79 1852 90
Receipts during year. s5,4S622 s37, so7 Al
Total bal. and receipts ss,422.o1 s47,sso AZ
Disburse. during year s4,4s3.so s3s,22s Sc
Final bal. Dec. 81, 1895 s1,s3s21 s,1s3. 81
Total balance as shown by this report !.
Warrant checks outstanding, Dec. 81, 1885
Total balances and outstanding warrants
| Cash in depository, Dec, 81, 1885 .,..