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Thursday, July 17, 1930 Sulary of teachers ... Teachers‘ pension fund Textbooks and Balanee July 1st, 1929 $ Distribution of * Trustees From district taxes Tuition paid by pupils Sale or rent of sehool â€" property Ir District No. School bourd and business * office $ Compulsory attendance Saliry of superintenâ€" Interest on anticipm tion warrants Salary of Janitors Transportation of pupils Niwht Schools Grounds, buildin@s and alterations New equipment Principal of bonds Interest on bonds Tuition of transâ€" stationery Interest on tencher *orders _ ferred pupils Other expenditures Balance on hand insurand Libraries Ew ; Ac $ m 5 District No. 61 June 30, â€"1930 water and «upplies pairs, replues ments mbursements for * seational educntion nsfers and nonâ€"hirth thoul pupils .. ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF THE TOWNSHIP TREASURER FOR PUBLICATION Township 43, Range 12, in Lake County, IHlinois, from July 1, 1929 to June 30, 1930 DISTRICT FUND Totals idjustment Totals of health E: 3 § $123,011.50 $278,456.67 $ g 2 2 10,100.10 13%/163.59 1,000,00 16.012.50 1.074.12 .080 107 107 151.00 970.00 354,06 261.38 662.45 150.00 00 80 19,000.00 10 3 $ 100 114 31 1.68 108 965 560 106 04.14 )00 fif} 16 16 xpenditures 109 Receipts 109 337 2603 09,02 103.09 150.00 246 602 037.44 20.08 200.49 492 00.00 20.00 10.00 1 < & *1 7 $p4G Â¥3§§98f $8,250.98 1 11 1,000.00 38,00 1,000.00 165.00 691 607 905.47 116 309. 10. 94 10 50 11; $52,321.85 10 6,523,03 018 111 610 279,00 130.19 000.00 917 193 07 #0.6 3 § o 1 $# ®.s $ $ ?%i%g » g P 24 64 00 16 14 $14,99 $14,095.38 $505,061.94 9,180.48 . 127,318.7 11 U $ a 120.90 10.03 $ f¢ T HE P RESS8 10.1 113 1 §30.00 061 100 26 106. 17 580.00 430 1.66 94 H 00 Form prescribed by the Stute Superintor Subscribed and ibf 55 § 5 11 Eri z;i 5$ $ bef DISTRIBUTIVE PUND TOWN8HIP FI > Totil L T dent of Public Instruetion, WILLIAM M, DOOLEY,Tremsurer is 14th day of July 1930, ~ MARTIN C. HART, Notury Alleged Auto Thief From Evanston Taken |\ . by Police; Is Wounded A youthful automobile thief and suspect in the holdup of an Evansâ€" ton grocery store was captured by Highland Park police last Friday after a chase of two â€"miles down Sheridan road. The capture was made by Policeâ€" man Charles Rafferty, who recogâ€" nized the roadster as having been stolen from Winnetka on Wednesâ€" day afternoon, Coincident with the capture, an aiarm came from the Evanston police reporting the holdup of a store at 3000 Central ave. The description of the gunman and his auto tallied with that of the captive. When the youth was captured a bullet wound was found in his left thigh and he was taken to the Highâ€" land Park hospital, He identified himself as James Rogers, 25, Waâ€" wautosa, Wis. A Although Rogers denied responsiâ€" bility for the Evanston robbery, $18, approximately the amount taken, was found in his pockets. Since no shot was fired in the holdâ€" up, the bullet wound was inexplicable to the police. The captive protested that he ‘had been accidentally shot by a man to whom he had given a ride Dr, Kellogg Speed, who removed a bullet from Rogers‘ thigh, deâ€" clared that the shot had been fired from m distance and was almost spent when it reached its mark. The police reason from this that the capâ€" tive had participated in a previous holdup during which he had been fired upon. Balance July 1, 1928 _ Income of township fund From county superintendents Incidental exp For publishing Compensation Julr 1, 1920 Distributed to Babnne« Bond Cash on hand June 20, 1936 Renl estate notes on hund Bonds on hand June 30, 1930 June 30, 1930 Total ND Total Total hand July n hand July June Expenditures ies of trusteos nual statement Expenditures July Receipts Receipta $30 141 045 92107 700.00 700.00 500.00 100.00 87 ublic