7175. First National Bank (Brooksville, KY)

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FIRST NATIONAL BANK TO SETTLEMENT RECEIVER SPECIAL ROAD BOND FUND June 18, 1934 Settlement of the First National Bank, Receiver, of the Special Road Bond Fund From April 1. 1933 to June 18, 1934. RECEIPTS Balance on hand April 1, 1933 June 18, 1934, First National Bank, interest 73,540.94 1,351.52 Sct. Respectfully submitted, The First National Bank, Receiver of the Special Road Bond Fund, By H. L. Corlis, President. State of Kentucky County of Bracken I, Omar Myers, Commissioner to settle with the Fiscal Officers of said County for the term set out in the foregoing report, do certify that I have audited the foregoing report of the First National Bank, Receiver of the Special Road Bond Fund. and find same to be correct. Omar Myers, Commr. to settle with Fiscal Officers, Bracken County. State of Kentucky Bracken County Court, August Term, August 13. 1934. The foregoing settlement was in Court and at the July Term, 1934 ordered to be placed upon the County Court Docket and lay over for exceptions, and the same being done and none filed thereto, it is now confirmed and ordered to be recorded, which is done. J. A. Moneyhon, Clerk. By, Estelle M. Pope, D. C. FIRST NATIONAL BANK TO SETTLEMENT RECEIVER, ROAD BOND FUND June 18, 1934 Settlement of the First National Bank, Receiver of the Road Bond Fund, From May 27, 1933 to June 18. 1934. RECEIPTS Bracken County, term ending Jan. 1. 1934, do certify that I have audited the foregoing report of S. B. Case, Sheriff, and find same to be correct. Omar Myers, Commr. to settle with Fiscal Officers, Bracken County. Report of S. B. Case, Tax Collector, to Complete the Collection of School Taxes for Bracken County. of S. B. Case, Sheriff, Whose Term Expired Jan. 1, 1934 for Collection of School Taxes. 23,515.59 Balance due, Sheriff's report 35.11 Penalty and Interest 258.00 6.84 State of Kentucky Sct. County of Bracken I, Omar Myers, Commissioner to settle with the Fiscal Officers of Bracken County for the term ending July 1, 1934, do certify that I have audited the foregoing report of S. B. Case, Tax Collector, and find same to be correct. State of Kentucky Set. County of Bracken I, Omar Myers, Commissioner to settle with the Fiscal Officers of said County for the term set out in the foregoing report, do certify that I have audited the foregoing report of the First National Bank, Receiver, Road Bond Fund and find same to be crorect. Omar Myers, Commr. to settle with Fiscal Officers, Bracken County. County of Bracken Bracken County Court, August Term, August 13. 1934. The foregoing settlement was filed in Court and at the July Term, 1934 ordered to be placed upon the County Court Docket and lay over for exceptions, and the same being done and none filed thereto, it is now confirmed and ordered to be recorded, which is done J. A. Moneyhon, Clerk. By, Estelle M. Pope, D. C. Omar Myers, Commr. to settle with Fiscal Officers, Bracken County. State of Kentucky Bracken County Court, August Term. August 13. 1934. The foregoing settlement was filed in Court and at the July Term. 1934 ordered to be placed upon the County Court Docket and lay over for exceptions, and the same being done and none filed thereto, it is now confirmed and ordered to be recorded, which is done. J A. Moneyhon, Clerk. By, Estelle M. Pope, D. C. S. B. CASE. SHERIFF AND S. B. CASE, TAX COLLECTOR TO SETTLEMENT COUNTY REVENUE, 1934 Sct. County of Bracken I, Omar Myers, Commissioner to settle with the Fiscal Officers of Bracken County, do certify that I have audited the foregoing report of S. B. Case, Sheriff, for term ending Jan. 1, 1934, and find same to be correct. Omar Myers, Commr. to settle with Fiscal Officers, Bracken County. NOTE: The balance set out above due Bracken County was transferred by S. B. Case, Sheriff, to S. B. Case, Tax Collector, and is accounted for by said S. B. Case, Tax collector, in report hereto Report of S. B. Case, Tax Collector of Bracken County, For The 49.69 Tax on property sold IN RE: S. B. CASE, Sheriff's Settlement, 171.10 $36,498.25 And Tax Collector's Settlement. WHEREAS, S. B. Case, ex-sheriff of Bracken County has made final and complete settlement with Bracken County, in full of any and all sums found to be due by Omar Myers Commissioner appointed to make said settlement, and, WHEREAS, the said S. B. Case has made final and complete settlement with Bracken County in full of any and all sums found to be due by the said Omar Myers as said Commissioner against the said Case as Tax Collector for said Bracken County, and, WHEREAS, the said S. B. Case is of opinion that he is entitled to further and additional credits as said sheriff and as said tax collector, which he is at this time unable to fully establish and set On motion, it is ordered that should the said S. B. Case as said said ex-sheriff and or as said ex-tax collector fully and finally set out and establish further good and sufficient credits against Bracken County in addition to the credits allowed and set out in the settlement this day made and filed, then Bracken County will refund and pay to the said S. B. Case the sum or sums so found to be due, without the institution of an action or surcharge of this settlement this day made and filed. State of Kentucky, Bracken County Court, August Term. August 13. 1934. The foregoing settlement was filed in Court and at the July Term, 1934 ordered to be placed upon the County Court Docket and lay over for exceptions, and the same being done and none filed thereto, it is now confirmed and ordered to be recorded. which is done. J. A. Moneyhon, Clerk. By, Estelle M. Pope, D. C. A Copy Attest, J. A MONEYHON, Clerk. By, Estelle M. Pope, D. C. LIST OF CLAIMS Paid By The Bracken Fiscal Court From The Revenues Of 1933 Bracken Chronicle, Public printing and ballots for County 239.00 John E. Thompson, Delivering ballots to Brooksville, Ky 5.00 Clyde R. Barker, Judge, Stationery allowance for 1933 31.25 J. A. Moneyhon, Clerk, Stationery allowance for 1933 75.00 Jesse E. Poage, Circuit Clerk, Stationery allow22.50 ance for 1933 62.50 Omar Myers, County Road 14.47 Engineer, Stationery allowance for 1933 25.00 W. A. Byron, County Attorney, Stationery allowance for 1933 26.00 S. B. Case, Sheriff, Stationery allowance for 1933 25.00 M. F. W. Byrne, Master Commissioner, Stationery allowance for 1933 25.00 Joe Cummins, Commissioner, Pauper practice, District No. 65.00 C. R. Lytie, Commissioner, Pauper practice, District No. 35.00 J. M. McCracken. Commissioner, Pauper practice, District No. 3 75.00 John Berry, Commissioner, Pauper practice, District No. 25.00 W. A. Erwin, Commissioner Pauper practice, District No. 5 35.00 W. A. Free, Commissioner Pauper practice, District No. 25.00 G. H. Bradford. Commissioner, Pauper practice, District No. 35.00 Earl Charles, Commissioner Pauper practice, District No. 8 25.00 W. A. Erwin, Commissioner, Support of Nettie Boots for 6 months 15.00 W. A. Erwin, Commissioner, Support of Lucy Boots for months 10.00 W. A. Erwin, Commissioner, Support of Lucy Kennon for months 10.00 J. M. McCracken, Commissioner. Support of Mrs. Stamm for 6 months 37.50 J. M. McCracken. Commissioner, Support of Elizabeth Mains for 6 months 26.00 J. M. McCracken. Commissioner, Support of Kate Tolliver for 6 months 39.00 J. M. McCracken, Commissioner. Support of Lou Waits for 6 months 37.50 J. M McCracken, Commissioner. Support of Mrs. Kabler for 6 months 19.50 J. M. McCracken. Commissioner, Support of Jacob 52.00 Lippert for months J. M. McCracken, Commissioner, Support of Applegate children for 6 26.00 months J. M. McCracken, Commissioner, Support of Robert 19.50 Gregston for 6 months J. M. McCracken. Commissioner, Support of George 39.00 Bauer for 6 months J. M. McCracken, Commissioner, Support of S. 26.00 Welch for 6 months J. M. McCracken, Commissioner, Support of Rufus Hall for months 32.50 C. R. Lytle, Commissioner, Support of Mrs. Jesse McQuinlin, 6 months 26.00 John Berry, Support of Mack Merrill for 6 months 25.00 Joe Cummins, Commissioner, Support of George Moran for 6 months 26.00 Joe Cummins, Commissioner, Support of Mrs. Mark Lucas for 6 months 26.00 Mark Wells, Jailer, Jailer's account, dieting prisoners 470.00 D. F. List, Coroner, Coroners Inquests 96.00 Thompson, McCarty & Son, Pauper burials to-date 172.00 Donovan's Cash Store, Mdse. furnished Edward Bau10.00 S. B. Case, Sheriff, Sheriff's account to-date 181.50 R. E Weisbrodt. Merchandise furnished paupers 25.99 R. P. Yates, Merchandise furnished paupers 68.50 Kentucky State Telephone Company, Telephone rent288.38 al and messages Ruby Howell, Stenographic services for County 10.00 Hill-yard Chemical Company, Supplies for Jail100.00 er Dixie Chemical Company 109.00 Supplies for Jailer Transylvania Printing Company, Binding Assessors 25.83 books L. E. Honan, Hauling for 1.50 County Bracken County News, Pub50.25 lic printing to-date Charles Sellers, Hauling for 1.00 County Albert Woodruff. Opening grave for Perry Thorn4.00 ton Chas. H. Perkins, Labor 3.25 on public buildings Wm. Jibb, 5 days services as Election Commission10.00 er J. T. Watson, 5 days services as Election Com10.00 missioner S. B. Case, 5 days services as Election Commission10.00 er J. A. Moneyhon. Clerk, 5 days services as Elec10.00 tion Commissioner J. I. Holcomb Manufacturing Company, Supplies 15.72 for Jailer Kentucky Power and Light Company, Current & supplies for County, to249.31 date Burroughs Adding Machine Company, Services and supplies for Adding Ma14.35 chines W. A. Steen, Pauper burials, 70.00 to-date Hayswood Hospital, Servic25.80 rendered Mrs. Frazier B. J. Davis, oal furnished 6.66 paupers Moore & Thomas, Pauper 110.00 burials to-date Freda Buser. Books furnish.83 ed paupers The Selig Co., Supplies for 24.43 Jailer W. T. Breeze, Merchandise furnished County. to45.03 date Standard Printing Company. Books and sup74.28 plies Brooksville Graded School, Books furnished paupers 5.30 Hill Brothers, School books and supplies furnished to 108.25 paupers J A. Moneyhon, Transportation for paupers to Grant County 10.00 Dr. J. M. Stevenson, Autopsy of Galloway infant 3.00 Felheim Dry Goods Company, Merchandise furnished County 64.98 J. A. Moneyhon, Clerk, Various services rendered Co. to-date 197.80 John Berry. Funds expended for paupers 10.00 Dr. C. H. Wallin. Medical services rendered pauper 20.00 D. O. Day, Labor on public buildings Omar Myers, County Road Engineer, Receiving Oakland Ridge Turnpike 1.50 Road 5.00 Joe Cummins, Bridge lumber for County 194.22 James G. Lytle, Merchanfurnished pauper 34.15 Louie R. Cummins, Hauling and labor for County 17.34 16.82 Joe Cummins, Merchandise furnished County D. K. Poe, Labor on motor at Court House 3.50 G. T. Cummins, Merchandise furnished Pauper 15.68 W. A. Byron, County Attorney, Holding Tax Commissioners Examination 5.00 M. T. Langley, Renewal premium Policy No. 2934 on Court House, (Bracken County Insurance Com- pany) 26.00 L. E. Honan, Express charges paid at Wellsburg 1.13 Ky Childrens Home Society (White) Support of Home for ensuing yea 225.00 Ky. Children's Home Society (Colored) Support of Home for ensuing year 25.00 Dr. C. F. Haley, Medical treatment for Flyod Hamilton 100.00 C. E Conrad, Repairs on Furnace 500 W. A. Byron, County Attorney, Salary for April 1933 66.68 Clyde R. Barker, County Judge, Salary for April, 1933 100.00 W. A. Free, Esq., 2 days services as Justice, District. No. 5 12.00 John Berry, Esq., 2 days services as Justice District No. 4 12.00 C. R. Lytle, Esq., 2 days services as Justice, Distriet No. 2 12.00 Earl Charles. Esq., 2 days services as District No. 8 12.00 W. A. Erwin, Esq., 2 days services as Justice, Dist. No. 5 12.00 J. M McCracken, Esq., 2 days services as Justice District No. 3 12.00 G. H. Bradford, Esq., 2 days services as Justice District No. 7 12.00 Joe Cummins Esq., 1 day service as Justice, District No. 6.00 Clyde R. Barker, Judge, Auto expense allowance to Childrens Home 30.00 Clyde R. Barker, Judge, Auto and expenses of Committee to State Tax Comm. 25.00 Downard & Norris. Merchandise furnished to paup- ers Thompson, McCarty & Son, Balance due on pauper burials 10.00 James H. Reese, Coal furnished paupers 47.00 Chas. H. Perkins, Repair on Court House chairs 26.45 Teegarden & Jett, Merchandise furnished Jailer E. M. Fronk. Furnace shaker and depairs on lawn mower 2.00 B. J. Davis, Coal furnished paupers 1.80 Charles Sellers, Coal for Wm. Desern and hauling junk 3.50 Hayswood Hospital, Medical treatment for Wm. Har- gett 21.40 A B. & C. Freight Lines 1.17 Drayage for County Broadus Nesbitt. Kindling wood for Court House 5.00 Russell Dysche, Election 69.33 supplies Kline O'Neill, Coal for Court House 239.53 Louisville Chemical Company, Supplies for Jailer 25.24 Bryant Drug Company, school books and etc., for paupers 28.00 Oakland Ridge Tpke. Road, 363 rods Oakland Ridge Turnpike Road 964.20 Fannie Howard, Appropriation for hitching rack, ensuing year. 25.00 H. E. Wood. Auto and expenses conveying Chas. Workman's children to Ky. Continued On Page 6 74,892.46 DISBURSEMENTS FRANCHISES 6,000.00 August 24, Transferred to Road Bond Fund German Bros., December 5. Transferred to Road Bond Fund 5,475.00 A. B. & C. Truck, June 18, 1934, Transferred to Road Bond Fund 6,231.25 Lytle Hancock 17,706.25 Balance on hand June 18, 1934 57.186.21 Total CREDITS 74,892.46 23,550.70 2081 45c 9.36 792 45c 3.56 420 45c 1.89 14.81 23,565.51 Enonerated Tithes, 67 x $1.00 67.00 Delinquents Tithes, 258 X 1.00 Ex tax on property 5.01 Dup. property 336.85 NET 23,228.66 CREDITS H. F. Monahon, T. B. of E. 22,961.58 Tax on property sold 95.87 1 pct. $23,228.66 232.29 TOTAL 23,289.74 Overpaid 61.08 23.289.74 23,289.74 Balance on hand May 27, 1933 1,797.61 6,000.00 August 24, Transferred from Special Road Bond Fund December 5, Transferred from Special Road Bond Fund 5,475.00 June 15, 1934, Transferred from Special Road Bond Fund 6,231.25 19,504.86 Bonds paid: Nos. 161, 162, 163, 164, 165, 166, 167, 168, 169, 5,000.00 170, $500 each Bonds Paid: 221, 222, 223, 224, 225, 226, 227, 228, 5,000.00 229, 230, $500 each 2,125.00 Report of S. B. Case, Sheriff Bracken County For The Term Ending Coupons paid: 170 at $12.50 each 474.80 January 1, 1934. 40 at 11.87 each 831.60 3300.00 70 at 11.88 each No. tithes shown by assessor's book, 2200 x $1.50 Commissions paid to Central Hanover Bank and Trust Co. No. tithes added by assessor's book, 15 X $1.50, 15.85 New York Amount Tax shown by assessor's book 32,577.55 Amount tax added by assessor's book 13,447.25 FRANCHISES AND TANGIBLES Balance on hand June 18, 1934 6,056.61 Cin. Gas & Trans. 565440 50c 2827.20 C. O. 1878563 50c 9392.81 19,504.86 Dixie Coach 3018 50c 15.09 Respectfully submitted Augusta Ferry 7500 50c 37.50 The First National Bank, Receiver, Road Bond Fund, By H. L. CorBracken Co. Gas 5000 50c 25.00 Hs, President. Pullman Co. 952 50c 4.76 Northern Ky. Tel. Co., 13080 50c 60.40 Postal Tel. Co. 3335 50c 16.68 Western Union, 2730 50c 13.05 Ky. Power Co., 132980 500 Ky. State Tel. Co 39983 50c Ry. Ex. Co., 574 50a 2.87 $13,260.68 Total Chargeable 49,175.20 CREDITS H. L. Corlis, Co. Treasurer 10,989.88 2 pct. $5000 500.00 4 pct. 6760.29 270.41 2 pct. Sept. and Oct. Col. 194.25 Balance due Jan. 1, 1934 37,220.66 S. B. CASE, SHORIFF AND $49,175.20 49,175.20 S. B. CASE, TAX COLLECTOR TO SETTLEMENT State of Kentucky COMMON SCHOOL REVENUE, 1934 Report of S. B. Case, Sheriff for Term Ending January 1, 1934 For Collection Of School Taxes. No. tithes shown by assessor's book, 1511 X $1.00 1,511.00 14.00 No tithes added by assessor's book 14 X 1.00 $1,526.00 Total 20,947.27 Amount tax shown by Assessor's book 13.02 Amount tax added by Assessor's book 22,485.29 Total FRANCHISE AND TANGIBLES 565440 45c 2544.48 Cin. Gas & Trans. 1481602 45c 6667.48 3081 45c 13.58 Dixie Coach 5000 45c 22.50 Bracken Co. Gas, 753 15c 3.39 Pullman Co. 8039 45c 36.18 Northern Ky. Tel. Co. 2470 45c 11.12 Postal Tel. & Cable Co. 2368 15c 10.66 Western Union 84756 45c 381.42 Ky. Power Co., 26247 45c 118.11 Ky. State Telephone Co. 420 45c 1.90 Ry. Express Co. 9810.82 Total Franchises Tangibles 32,296.11 CREDITS H. F. Monahon, T. B. of Educ. 8546.88 148.17 10 pct. Sept. and Oct. Col. 85.47 1 pct. Commission 8780.52 23515.59 Balance due 32296.11 32296.11 State of Kentucky Set. County of Bracken I, Omar Myers, Commissioner to settle with the Fiscal Officers of Term Ending July 1, 1934. Balance shown by Sheriff's report 37,220.66 Penalty and Interest FRANCHISES AND TANGIBLES German Bros., 2154 50c 10.77 A. C. 1000 50c 5.00 Lytle Hancock 420 50c 2.10 17.87 37,288.22 Exonerated tithes 79 Delinquent tithes 409 488 188 $1.50 732.00 Exonerated property 7.60 Duplicate property 22.20 Delinquent property 28.17 $789.97 $36,498.25 CREDITS H. L. Corlis, Co. Treasurer 34,562.51 10 pet. $5000 500.00 pct. residue 1,264.64