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PLATTS:uOHTH ' SEC - WEEKLY JOTJBUAL
PAGE T3HO
THURSDAY, JANUAEY 31, 1924.
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ANTI-SALOON
HEAD GUILTY
OF FORGERY
, Tighe, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stander,
all of Omaha; Dan Bourke, Michael
Smith, Elmwood; Mrs. Lohnes, Weep
ing Water; Jim Terryberry and two
! sons Glen and Fred, Cedar CreekT
' and Margaret Sheehan, York.
SOCIAL WORKERS MEET
Prom Wednesday's Iaily
j The Social Workers of the Metho
dist church were very pleasantly en-
nnnnT ttttj-v TTDTxnT no tertained yesterday afternoon at the
SUPREME COURT JURY UPHOLDS parsonage by Mrs. F. E. Pfoutz, who
CITY COUNCIL HAS
A VERY TALKATIVE
SPELL LAST NIGHT
George Taylor, same
Clara Wickman, stenographic
work
C. H. Eppings, watchman at
fire
1.00
1.50
H. ANDERSON.
was assisted in serving bv Mrs. C. C
Wescott. The ladies spent a short
time in a business session which wu3
toiioweu by the usual social hour, a
'Gas Attack" is the Claef Feature of
the Sessicn of the Council
Last Evening.
COURT HOUSE IS QUIET
From Tuesday's Paily
For the first time practically since
jthe convening of the grand jury in
(November, the Cass county court
ing the office of state deputy sheriff, j Wednesday's game, as Peru has al- known as the freshmen, held a class
The convictions have included two on : ready been beaten by Nebraska City party la.st Wednesday. January 23.
William Grebe for assault and bat
tery; C. D. Quinton, for malfeasance
in office; Julia Kaufmann for viola
tion of the liquor law: Alvin Jones
for malfeasance of office; C. C. Par
mele, for embezzelment, and C. G.
Fricke for making false entries.
who in turn were defeated by Platts- Approximately two-thirds, or bi
mouth. 'tween sixty and seventy member.-: at-
The preliminary will be between tended,
the local chapter of the DeMolay Scout News
and the high school reserves. Be The Boy Scouts recently decided
there. ithey needed an organ to chronb-le
Lyceum Course I their various deeds, and under the
The TW Cnrmt nrooont r, ' d i TCC 1 10n Of C. H. Pejen. SCOUtllKfS-
iothPr of their nlea-sine- Lvcfiim ter. mey I'.uuumi
From Tuesdays i;uity
;ie
i , , . , , , rn Vnmhv The naper is to be
. niiii- inn uitUTT RTIJrro course numuers at me nign scnooi ' L' I'', '.i.u,, ...i
house is a place of quietude and the J QLUt AiU Will It BHItrd auditorium next Friday evening at n ""-" ' ' ! 1
restful calm prevails from the base-, J S o'clock. , will appear nionu.1) as me iidi.it-
ment ud to the tniru noor where; .. .... ,.,, "; The number is billed as the Sun- r"--
the district court is located and "
fiEANS FRISOfi TERM FENALi
TV
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is located and W WW . U-hice Concert Partv. the personnel i Will Appear icr Juniors
The city council last evening at vvh.jch has been the battleground; I of which is Miss Marjorie Stark-1 a taltr.ted Plattsinouth girl. Miss
its last session in the good old month s;n0P the first of Peccniber when the Basketball weather and Miss Justine Manuel, a.c KrnfHi-P'. will anmar u:u!t
most pieasing informal time being of January did not nave a great ue.a trja cf tne parties indicted was: With a record ot five victories out ; The program to be presented con- the auspices of the Junior class on
enjoyed by the ladies and at a late of business to occupy its time but darted. of six games played. Coach Rothert's 1 sist of readings and musical r.um- February 8. Miss KnofHcek is at
'occasion had been one ot" the great
Will Get Iron Two to Five Years est enjoyment to all of the party.
-Jury Deliberates Only One
ty.o tt-v r,-npl in th district i bluechasers take on the bobkittens bers
? "gas attack ' court has bcon allowed to go home, i from Peru at the high school gyn j The
of the evening, 'su,,ject to caH but it is thought that i Wednesday. Jan. 30. at 7:30 p. m. J to att
ler, long an ad-;t,ie last ()f tl(? fa3e3 hr.s keen tried Captain Wasley and his teammates ; ning's
Hour and Eortv Jlinutes.
H.
of
New York. Jan. 29. William
Anderson, state superintendent
the Anti-Saloon league of New York.'
tonight was convicted by a supreme Civic Committee
court jury i n coin counw oi an in
dictment charging him with third
degree forgery in connection with
the "splitting" of commissions with
a former league fund solicitor.
Justice Tompkins announced An
tit rson
hour in the afternoon thev wended made ihe most of the opportunity
! their way homeward feeling that the of discussion and the "gas attack '
was the thief feature ot
Councilman John Sattl
vocate of lower rates, being the at- - tl,e m-eeut term of court as there ; are showing championship form, a.s
tucker while Manager t . J . luiene;... only mitt injictment. that of per-1 will be testified to by Creighton
of the Nebraska Gas & Electric com- ju "against .Alvin Jones, former' Prep, probable city champions of
pany also presented some facts irom Luf f ',,. tint rnn'il bp hnillwl:nmaha.
the standpoint of the public utiiity,bv thi3 panel.' as they have tried alii Th- little oiuejays had the light. given recently. The various tcntes
corporation that supplies tnis ci: - th ntiu defendants on diflerentioftheirliveslastSaturdaynight.be
CONTRIBUTORS TO
THE CEMETERY FUND
i present appearing on a lyceum eir
Boy Scouts invite the i)ti!ii ' ouit and the Juniors are very fr-
attend if they desire a real eve- ; tnnatf in securing her services. Sho
entertainment. ; js n t3h ritr 1 violinist and is well
Thanks From the JuniPis ! known to music lovers ot i h:tts-
iiit: d uuiui iidnn v i T j . r o iu il:uui
those who attended their carnival
of Woman's Club
Furnishes List of Contributions
totaling Sum of $585.
From Monday's Daily
j with gas and electricity.
There was for a novelty no com
munications for the consideration Oi
the founcil outside of the report of!
Fire Chief Dr. O. S.uidin who report
ed on the fires that :iad occurred in
jthe city in the month of De. ember.
i Dr. S.indin also reported on the test
charges.
re u cc t'.nt n-oro hrnnirht ETame OV OUT UUV&, nnc iiuauj
Inspector Visits School
Iilr. S. II. Burniiam. Nt-Ti'-aska
sions and entertainments were very high sihool inspector was a visitor to
9itb 7r
the hi',h
normal
ing outplayed practically the entire well attended and as a result the our high school on the :
hnvc vchn wprp finnllv class treasury was swelled nearly Pu.nlia:: was inspecting
. .- .u, j j s nrco: out or tn victory in ine last v" ..... ....v. .w.
Since me return OL JUI l.l- Inr.Cnmr lnnnnt ,o;n-T10- .lnortmPTlf
particularly th
ot' the nw fir.? hydrant at th and
The civic committee of th Platts- Timber strt ets as showinc u nressure
Councilman Henderson of the
would be sentenced Friday, 'outh voinan-s club has completed ,lf 'v.
February S. Bail of 3 thousand dol- a jist cf those who have made con-j
hirs on whith he has been at liberty .ih,vn, f,,nH fnr- im.1 Councilman
since the indictment was returned. provmfnt o 0ak Hill cemetery and X committee reported that .as
was continued. It was understood which thev have handed the Journal committee desired turther time to
an appeal would be taken. for publication. The ladies are still the data for the new ordinance
The jury deliberated one hour and soliciting funds and the committee tn: lad been requested of them,
forty minutes. wiH be verv pleased to receive any Councilman roman sounded the
The "dry leader" may be sentenc- cUms that mav be given bv the pub- slogan of cleaning up the park on
ed to a prison term of from two and iiC. The contributions are voluntrr- Washington avenue and having the
cne-half to five years for conviction uv and the following is the list of "lightly tiling and paving olocks
under the third degree forgery those contributing so far: that are riled there as a not very at-
charge. Mrs. George A. Meisintrer $ 10.00 tractive object to the eye, removed
There was no demonstration when J. v. Hatt 10.00 from the sicnery. It was decided to
the verdict was read, for the court, c. A. Rawls 5.00 havp th" iUy street department get
before the jurv had filed into the box Mrs. Walter White 10.00 bu-"-v ai:d free what it could do in
with irs verdict, solemnly warned Mrr. TCetti- Vostin 5.00 regard to cleaning up the pari:.
that any demonstration would meet Mrs. J. M. Roberts
with instant punishment for con- Mrs. Peter Claus
tempt. 'Mrs. T. J. Ryan. Long Beach-
The jury discharged, there was a Chris Wohlfarth
departure from the usual procedure. J. W. Holme--
Anderson was not required to an- Mrs. T. S. C. Pabb
swer the questions usually put to Mrs. M. Wehrbein
convicted men as to their age, occu- Christ & Ghrist
pation and various other items con- Mrs. Myron Wheeler. Lincoln
cerning themselves. He declined to Mrs. Ida Tritsch
make any public statement. .Mrs. Columbus Neff
Anderson was the last to leave. He John Wickman. Sr
walked rather dejectedly between Luke L. Wiles '
two of his lawyers, and was last seen B. Spuriock. York, Nebr
with them emerging from the shad-. Joseph Fetzer
ow cast by the grim Bridge of Sighs Mrs. J. H. Jess. Omaha
that spans the str et separating the Mrs. J. Byers. Lincoln
court building from the Tombs. :Mrs. Manternach. So. Omaha
It could not be learned tonight Mrs. Atwood. Clinton. Md.
whether or not Anderson would be W. J. Stadelman. California
F. L. Cox. Los Angeles
Mrs. Janette Atkinson, Calif.
Mrs. P. Hawksworth
Mrs. E. W. Cook
Mrs. W. C. Tippens
Mrs. George Meisinger
Mrs. Rr. Gilmore, Murray
John Ficht
, George Schanz
Wm. Schmicltmann
! Joseph Princ
One who is interested
Mrs. W. T. Cole
F. H. Gorder. Weeping Water
Mrs. F. R. Gohelman
John P. Sattler
C. E. Wescott's Sons
Mrs. Geo. Horn, Stamford
Sketch of Life of This Well Known g. E. DeWolf
Lady and Long Time Resident a. Baxter Smith
f Vi'i'Ur- f Vr. t,iQt, C. F. Stastka
onittd (' G ricke for embezzel- If the dope holds true Plattsinouth Freshmen Trrty
ment and Fred A. Holmes for usurp-
i
should be returned the winner of The class of 1927, otherwise Adverrjsinjr will pay yon.
CASS COUNTY
Treasurer's Semi-annual Statement
From July 1, 1923 to December 31, 1923 inclusive
Balance Transferred Receipts Transferred jTransferred Disburse- FEES Balance
on Julv 1, from other July 1st to to Co. Gen. to other ments. July , July 1st to January 1.
1923. Funds Pec. 31 Fund Funds to Jan. ! Dec. 31 1924.
tried on the four indictments still
pending against him. charging grand
larceny and extortion. These indict
ments were based on the "snllt" com
mission episode and Andefeon's col
lection from the league? pay-men's on
the 52-1,700 which he claims to have
advanced the organization for pub
licity purposes in 1913-14.
OBITUARY OF MRS.
KELLY OF MANLEY
Mrs. H.
Mrs. C.
The death of Mrs. John Kelly, one jrs Asrnew
of the pioneer residents of Cass i)r. "c j. .Kennedy," Oma'.iaZZ
county, occurred Monday morning, y Wurl
January 14. 192 4. at 1 o'clock at her jr' HartfordllZZIZIZI-ZI
home in Manley, in her sixty-eighth j." y Warga ZZZZZZZZZ
year. She suffered for a number ot John Gorder ZZZZZZZZZ
years with bronchial trouble but dii v.m. Bnllanc ZZZZZZ
not prove serious and on Sunday af- j. WhiteheadZ syraciise
ternoon took suddenly sik with m. Mauzy, Los Angeles
what proved to be heart trouble and i)r. Rov A Podge. OmahaZ Z
passed away the following morning Mrs. John Bauer. Sr
surrounded by three of her childen G. C. Hawkins. Haveiock
and numerous friends. Mrs. M. P. Fleming
Mary Burk was born in County Mrs. J. M. RobertsZZZ Z
Limerick, Ireland, Pocember 21, Joe Wiles
1S56. immigrating to America when Cbas. L. Gvcer, Omaha
the was 16 yars of age. She was Mrs. P. C. Morgan
married to John Kelly in Green- Val Burkc-l
wood. Neb., in the Catholic church, H. J. Kenrns post. Am. Legion
in 1S75. Five children were born, Lorenz Bros.
all living. They moved to Platts- S. S. Chase
mouth and lived a while and then F. G. Egenberger .
moved out on the home place on the
10.00 Councilman McMaken was opposed to
1 00 t-6 selling of the stone which might
5 00 bo needed later.
5.00 Th lighting committee through
f.,00 Chairman J. H. McMaken. presented
5.00 its long looked for report on the gas
10.00 rates which precipitated the only
5.00 really enlivening features of the eve-
10.00 ning. The committee report rvcom-
10.00 mended a rate of $2.o per l,00c
10.00 tiibic feet of gas with Jive per ccr.i
3.00 discount. The committee found thi?
10.00 a fair rate and recommended its con-
10.00 sideration. This report was later
10.00 placed on file by the council.
10.00 Councilman Satfler then unloc.en-
5.00 t d on the gac rates and gave a list ol
10.00 figures from twelve Nebraska cities
10.00 to which he had written and which
10.00 gave gas rates as high as 52.25 pe;
10.00 1.000 feet to 51.S0 per 1.000 feet as
10.00 well as the vrrying electric light
10. 00 rate3 and the speaker made it rnani-
10.00 fe.st that he was not in favor of the
10.00 rate as proposed by the committee
5-00 and in fact urged the adoption of a
10.00 rate of 52.00 per month with dis-
10.00 t-cunt of 2 cents for prompt month-
3.00 iy settlements.
5-00 .n ordinance was read by the city
9.00 j erk. prepared by City Attorney C.
6 00 A. Rawls. which set the rate at $2
10.00 per 1.000 cubic feet and with the
10.00 discount of 20 ner cent and also rar-
2.r0 rjej a provision that made the mini
mum of the service rate to be 55c
per month instead of 51 as at the!
present time, setting the installing
fees as $5 for a. residence and 515
for a business house. This last pro
vision was suggested as being chang
ed hv P.aiinriliiTi Ppcrnr nc hoi n
Parmele l'Vl rather unjust to some of the small .
business consumers. Another pro
vision of the ordinance was to the ef- j
feet tnat the city reserved the rizht i
to change the rate at any time. Tne
StPte General fund
State Capitol fund
State Highway Supervision fund "
J. Streight
H.
25.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
7.00
3.00
5.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
2.00
State Hail Insurance fund
Str.te School Land Principal
State School Land Interest tund
State School land Lea-e fund
County General fund
'."ounty Bridge fund
County Emerency Bridge fund
County Mothers' Pension fund
County Soldiers fund
First Commissioner's Road fund
Second Commissioner's Road .fund
Third Commissioner's Road fund
Free High School fund
Teachers' School fund
Pir-trict School fund
Idstrict School Bond fund
District Road fund
Labor fund
c'irst Commissioner's Roed Prag fund
Second Commissioner's Road Prag fund
Third Commissioner's Road Prag fund
City of Plattsmouth
City of Weeping Water:
Village of Louisville
Village of Greenwood
Viliage of South Bend
Viliate of Elmwood
Village oi Eagle
Village of Union
Village of Avoca
Viiipee of Murdock
Village of Alvo
Village cf Nehawka
State Highway fund
County State Highway fund
Interest on County eposits
Miscellaneous, collections
Individual Redemptions
Fines and Licenses
Inheritance Tax
IV rm-nient Road fund
Pkittsmouth Refunding Bonds
Gitenv.ood Lighting Bonds
Avoca Village Bonds
Z ordinance was given the above rates A,vo. VilaR BoIUl&
10.00
10.00
10 0 1
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
25.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
on the vote of B.-tor, McCarty, Sat
tler. Knorr. Britain and V roman
for and McMaken passing. i
Manager C. J. Tholeen of the Ne- '
braska Gas & Electric Co.. spoke
briefly outlining the position that '
his company had taken, that thev i
Special Taxes
Advertising fund
Fee Account
GRAND TOTALS 5340.165.40
$ 7,468.93
2. 662.50
12.35
250.46
10.59
161.07'
45,139.24!
31,024.23
2.197.55
104.29
4.677.62
8.394.01
9,455.13
279.53
6S.310.02
57,648.05
24,453.86
5,526.97
14,517.94
12,668.47
5,128.72
88.78
351.10
195.22
43.18
1,816.94
1,199.87
325.57
1.992.S7
16.18
52.16
296.90
21,033.51
6,318.93
102.91
1,311.09
2,678.60
2,250.00
5,767.68
15.53
5.56
162.50!
611.50
9,321.00
2,442.291
29,483.02;$
4.947.25
128.0511923
405.77!'1924
921.50!
504.00
92.95
16,930.69!
16,443.00!
15.531'
l,451.57i
292. 46j
l.S91.03
1.S91.03
1. SSI. 03
9,361.13
260.001 102,789.04
9,400.36
5,758.31
1,226.50
1,226.49
1,226.491
1.955.56 j
7,839.38
157.65
3,607.76
5,832.05
5,059.50
977.20
1,098.76
1.147.76
22.1S8.79,
2.5S0.19
1,9S9.20
1,851. 04
377.55
1,198.52
1,410.49
745.26
527.201
499.641
755.33!
527. SI
3,530.70'J55,1923
11,187.23 1924
15.5J
800.00
9,321.00!
4.95S.31
2.699.27
2,576. S6
12,985.28
4.273.59
157.65
4.482.50)
450.00
405.00
95.00'
1.955.56
103.101
70.251
2,699.27
1,537.301
11.51S.86
1,039.56
2,442.29
157.65
30,468.93;$ 5S9.66;$ 5.S9S.3G
C.192.5i; 98.951 l.UlS.oO
1S8.39! 407. 7S
1,171.90
I 5.04 49S.9G
lO.r.Oj I
24S.07J .93 1.02
34.340.3G 997.24 32.500.01
44,202.711 3,280.05
l.SCo.COi 1. 841.12
453.001 jOvd. 50.25
4.S40.26! j 927.95
2.933.56 7,5l:.9S
3.54S.20 8,409.46
9,321.00
10,847.17 1,23".7S
S7.546.SS 1,027.89 73.403.29
9.689.17 94.00i 57.2;:.24
18.713.42 j 17,330.80
101.19
3.102.4S 1.62.29
3.S?9.75; 13.003.44
5,467.271 9, 57". 45
22.558.72! 443. 7S' 0,270.57
.LS20.00i 51.00' 1,297.37
" l.lsSO.O' 29.00 C11.70
1,309. COJ 27.05 7C1.21
40.09 ' 7.F.5' C73.1S
1.816.f'4r 23.97': 1,174.55
1,300.00 2S.21' 1.2"J.15
325.57! 14 91 7 30.35
2,000.00 10.54' r.o:.53
I 9.99 505. S3
IOO.OO! 15.10' C92.39
296.90' 10.50! 517.25
14.227.7ol I 10.004.SS
l,9S7.53i I 12.170.78
!
103. 10 1
1. 428. 01
1.955.56
12,639.95
100. S2
4.4S2.50!
450.00
405.00)
95.001
:.250.00
44S. 24
3,142.39
2,725.43
2,250.00
5 41, 584. 20'$292. 56.79 $ 5,767.6S!$ 32.
:08.70i534S.2G7.30i$
3. 607. 70 5284. 467. S3
Outstanding Warrants
had presented their receiDts and ox- 1 Outstanding General Warrants $ 4.90
penditures for a period of years at a ! Outstanding County Road Warrants 875.00
recent meeting cf the coun.il to show : Outstanding District Road Warrants 36.25
that the plant had only in a few !
years made more than a little over ' Total Outstanding Warrants $ 986.15
the running expenses and this not i 7xo Outstanding Registered Warrants.
figuring off the investment or the de-
Summary of AH Collections and Disbursements
Pisburseni'ts Receipts
farm in 1SS1. where they lived for a Total to date 55S5.50
number of years, then moviner to
Manley. Her husband preceded her
in death in October, 1917. The death
of Mrs. Kelly was a shock to the
community. She was a woman of ex
ceptional gentleness, quiet and un
assuming. The recollections of her
loving character, kind disposition
and pleasing manner will linger long
in the minds of her many friends.
All that medical
NEW IOWA MARRIAGL- LAW
preciaticn of the plant. The com- !
pany had proposed the 52 rate to the
city which was a very pleasing re
duction and one that gave the pat- '
rons a very pleasing reduction and
still permitted the plant to operate
without a loss but the radical reduc
tions would make a difference in the
29. Passage ci attitude of the company. In the Ne
braska City case, Mr. Tulene stated !
Des Moines. Jan
the marriage law without the euger
i-s amendment was being predicted that they had a 2.25 rate and were
today in the senate, where the bii. planning to carry the rates into!
was on the calendar, with the lat court as th? company was not real-'
proposal the center of interest. Th ''zing enough on their investment and
showing in court would justi- ,
1 aid and lovln'e euenic"s section, opponents declared, that a
hands could do were done to no VOUIU mee' wltn tne same objec- fy the company at that place. The.
avail. Fortified by the rites of her ,ions that were voi(ed against th-: company here was also prepared to!
holy religion with the patience that ten-da' notice clause? chiefly tha. take this step if necessary.
flways characterized her life antf il would hamper the individual cor ; The ordinance was laid over until'
through her sickness, she died as she temPlatlnS marriage and inconven the next week and the lighting com-!
had lived brave, faithful, trustful ience the mairit to Prevent th mittee on the motion of Councilman !
h,er Catholic faith was very deep marnase of a few who might not b . Sattler ordered to find out what j
and DracMral. The funeml wms hM eligible under such a statute. Might the light company had in in-
at 10 o'clock at St. Patrick's church Only one neighboring state Nc-'ereasins their rates some time ago. j
i:mi im; utrcacea was jaiu to rest in u",cna i.-ii-iit-u uui, iiv,
fhe same hallowed ground where a eugenics marriage law. Numer-
lies the remains of her husband. She ous Petitions fcr its repeal in Ne-
leeves to mourn her loss the five braska have reached officials thero
rhildren, John Kelly, Greenwood; 21,(1 should that course be followed
tVill Kelly. Cedar Creek; Margaret adoption of such a law in Iowa would
?llp'hn. Fd Kellv nH Vnilio toii reverse the situation on the westprn
Manley. Two daughters-in-law; border, where nearly 200 persons ! lEK out of letters and correspond-!
twenty-ore grand children. one have come Into. this state now from ence to the lot owners. The ladies!
brother. P. A. Bnrlr Omaha- nno ctQ Nebraska to escape the ten-dav re- had decided to continue the mm.!
tfr. Mrs. William Neville, Chehali3, Quirement and the physical examina-! Pais?n to elve all the aid possible to I
Washington; and a host of sorrow- uon iaw 01 meir own state, uover
ing friends. The requiem mass was nor Bryan, it is said, has been ask
rung by Father Hiegins assisted by ed to include a recommendation that
Miss Lily Tighe, Omaha, and Mr. the marriage law be revised.
;'nd Mrs. Walter Mockenhaupt. The :
pallbearers were: Joseph Murphy, Sam Giventer was among those
Lawrence Earhart. Eddie Sheehan. going to Omaha this morning to
Mrs. John F. Gorder of thp oivic
committee of the Woman's club pre- I
sented the city a check for 5563.-j
S3, representing the balance of the
?5S5 raised by the ladies of the citv 1
for the improvement of the city. The I
:.aiance bad been spent in the send-
the city. The sum of 541 in notes I
was not reported by the committee 1
at inis time.
The ladies- were given a rising
vote of thanks by tne council and
Mayor Johnson personally thanked
them for their services.
The following bills were allowed
Balance cash on hand July 1, 1923
Collections for venr 1S59
1861
1862
1S63
1S81
1882
1883
1890
1894
1895
1896
1S97
1898
1899
1900
1901.
1902 1
1903
1905
1908
1909
1912
1913
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1S21
1922
1923
State School Apportinment
State School Lands
State Hail Insurance
Individual Redemptions
Motor Registrations ,
Miscellaneous .
Interest on County Deposit
Inheritance Tax
Refunding City and Village Bonds
Fee Account
GRAND TOTAL
5340.105.40
.15
.31
1.23
.25
3.00
7.85
9.51
.82
11.07
3.00
6.00
3.26
6.32
3.00
3.00
20.79
3.33
.35
6. S3
2.17
2.50
4.24
3.00
5.46
5.97
40.02
106.56
640.24
2.105.23
82.2S8.80
152.94S.S0
9,301.13
59 6.95
921.50
12.9S5.2S
15.251.75
6.S50.45
2.699.27
157.65
5.432.50
70.25
$632,735.19
John Sheehan. Michael Sheehan n n -l srerr! the day lookine" after rottio
William Sheehan. The svmnathv nf matters of imnortance at the whole-I y the council
the entire community goes to the be- sale house preparatory to the week j s- Fl(lehty & Guaranty
reaved family in their hour of sor- end bargain sales. ! Co ' workmen's ins. $201.28
row. Owing to the recent storm and - Sandin. expense to
the roads beincr almost fmnassahTo Pvsnensia is America's curse. To 're convention 25.00
nuite a number were prevented from restore digestion. normal weight, H- Elliott, expense 15.00 January 1. 1924, and that the foregoing is correct to
attending the funeral. Those from good health and purify the blood, use 'Maurice Stander, street work 2.00 the best of my knowledge and belief.
cut of town were: Mrs. Charles Ger- Burdock Blood Bitters. Sold at all Ae:iist: Rakow, same 3.40 J MIA U. GERINO,
lack, Mrs. George Shaeffer, Miss Lily drug stores. Price, $1.25. John Maurer, same 3.37 ' County Treasurer.
Certificate of Treasurer
I, Mia U. Gering, County Treasurer, hereby certify
the above statement shows the amounts collected and
disbursed in the various funds from July 1, 1923 to
December 31, 1923, inclusive, and the balances on hand
State Disbursements $ 38,225.50
County Disbursements 123,252.01
School Disbursements 117,404.22
Paid to Cities and Villages 327 47.13
State and County Highways 16,215.23
Individual Redemptions 12,639.95
Inheritance Expense 100.82
Refunding City and Village Bonds 5.432.50
Salaries for six months ending December 31 2,250.00
TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS
5348,267.30
Balance on hand January 1, 1924 5254,467.83