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was so marked as to cause almost constant
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last twenty-five years. At the last
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E. W. Westgate was re-elected master
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Office in Dr. Chrictian Bl'd.
LaPorte Borough Audit.
Thomas J. Ingham, Treasurer, in account with
Laiwrtc Borough.
KOAD FUND.
To balance due last audit 101 41
Amount reed K.A. Conklin C 011... 118-SO
" A. K. Tripp. Coll 'OCI 283 S8
•" " And. General Ins tax 297
" E. J. Mullen Atty.
collected on Acct. side walks:
.lames Connor 7
W. A. Kennedy... 1 85
Laporte B. Assoc. 75
E. M. Dunham 75
('lark Estate 75
Finch '• 13 42
W. T. Wattrous... 15
Mrs. TinklepauKh 10 ,is H 9 s
Less 10 per ct. col. 450 40 48
By amt paid State Ties, tax on loan 1 52
Interest paid 011 order N0.52 5 79
Boro. orders redeemed during year 487 83
2 per cent com. 011505.24 1010
By balance in Treas. hands 44 83
550 07 550 07
ADDITIONAL ROAII TAX.
To amt. reed. A.E.Tripp,Col. 03 tax 121 62
By amt paid John Karge, coupons 15 00
Balance due T.J.lngham last audit 30 36
Commission on 15.00 30
Balance in Treasurer's hands 75 96
121 62 121 62
It. A. Conklin, Collector, in account with La
porte Borough, 1902.
KOAD FUND.
To balance due last audit 101 14
Amount due R. A. Conklin, Col 41 03
By exonerations allowed 19 28
Treasurer's receipts 118 80
5 per cent commission on 81.86 4 09
14 . 17 142 17
POOR TAX.
To balance d ue last audit 35 45
By exonerations allowed 4 91
Treasurer's receipts 26 33
5 percent collection on 26.33 1 32
Balance due 2 86
36 45 35 45
A. E. Tripp, Collector, in account with Laporte
Borough for 1903,
ROAD TAX.
To amount of duplicate 404 48
My abatement of 5 per cent on 258 87 12 91
Treasurer's receipts 23S 65
3 per cent collection 7 38
Treasurers receipt 44 83
5 per cent collection 2 36
Land returns 22 16
Balance due 76 26
401 44 104 48
rooli TAX.
To amount of duplicate 165 10
By abatemeut of 5 per ct. ou 92 65 4 63
Treasurers receipt 85 38
3 |ier cent collection 2 64
Treasurers receipt 16 07
5 per cent collection 84
Land Keturns 793
Balance Due 47 60
165 10 165 10
ADDITIONAL ROAD TAX.
To amount of duplicate 173 25
By abatement of 5 i«r cent 5 55
Treasurers receipt..." 102 37
3 per cent collection 3 17
Treasurers receipt 19 25
5 per cent collection 1 02
Land lieturns 9 51
Balance due 32 38
173 25 173 25
Charles Landon ami John Minnler, overseers of
poor, ill account witli Lajiorte Borough for the
year 1903.
To balance due last audit 20 51
Amt reed from K.A.Conklin Col, 'O2 26 33
" A. E. Tripp, Uol. 1903 101 45
By orders, relief indegent persons... 6 75
Paid L. li. Uavitt Co.Tres, for Insane 106 54
Services of Overseers w 00
" T.J.lngham Atty. «t Clerk 15 00
148 29 148 29
STATEMENT OF RKSOI RCF.S AND I.IAIIILITIKS.
Bonded indebtedness 400 00
Outstanding orders 683 12
Amt. due K.A. Conklin. overpaid... 4103
" from T.J. Ingham Trcas.Road 44 811
" " "Extra Roop 75 96
" '• A.E.TrippCol. Koad 76 26
" " " Extra Koad 32 38
" " Co. Tres. land returns'o2 984
" " Sidewalk accounts 7'96
Liabilities in excess of resources 775 25
1124 25 1124 15
Poor District.
Balance due fiom A.E.Tripp C 01.... 47 60
•' K.A.Conklin,Col'o2 286
" " Co.Tins.land returns 79)
" 11. Minnier 55 00
Resources in excess of liabilities 113 40
113 40 113 40
Recapitulation of Borough Expenses for 1903.
Laboron streets 401 03
Supplies 29 30
Wood 10 00
Police 11 50
Publishing audit 6 00
BomuKli Counsel 15 00
Auditing - 200
Bond cou]ions 15 00
Interest on order 52 5 79
i >rder» redeemed 487 83
Bund COU|K>II> 15 00
Intel est 5 79
508 62 508 62
Laporte. I'a., March 14,1904.
Wc the undersigned auditors of Laporte Boro.
ilo hereby certify that we did audit and adjust
the said several accounts to the l>est of our
knowledge, information and belief, as the same
appears audited and herein set forth. In tcsii
lniiny whereof we have hereunto set our hands
and seals ihis lttli day of March, A. 1). 1901.
M.J, McN'ELI.ON,)
J. H. GANSEL, -Auditors.
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