Journal 63
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Benjamin Leroy.
James E. McDonald Ligonier.
Officers, John L. Tliompson, President Gas Oity.
Mason J. Niblack, Vice-President . .Vincennes.
Oharles Downing, Secretary Greenfield.
J. W. Lagrange, Treasurer Franklin.
PROPERTY.
The Board is the owner of eighty acres of real estate which con- stitutes a part of the Indiana State Fair Grounds.
Value with improvements (estimated) $150,000 00 Value of improvements on leased land (estimated) 15,000 00 Value of personal property 3»500 00 The Board also ...owns a valuable lease and option on 134 acres of real estate which is Included in the Fair Grounds and owned by Theresa H. Smith, which will expire in 1905, esti- mated at 55,500 00 FINANCES.
The following is a comparative statement of the receipts and expenditures for the years ending October 31, 1901, and October 31, 1902 : 661 Receipts.
aoL Balance in treasury $86 10 Appropriation from State 10,000 00 Proceeds of loans 4,926 70 Rents from track, stables and grounds 626 80 Stall and pen rents 1,310 00 Privileges ^ 4.357 90 Admissions 35,703 00 Entry fees 4,040 00 Exhibitors' tickets 480 00 Insurance on bam burned 550 00 Insurance on hog barns 911 00 Sale of oats and corn 260 00 Fines collected 20 00 Special premiums 912 50 5,496.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Benjamin Leroy.
James E. McDonald Ligonier.
Officers, John L. Tliompson, President Gas Oity.
Mason J. Niblack, Vice-President . .Vincennes.
Oharles Downing, Secretary Greenfield.
J. W. Lagrange, Treasurer Franklin.
PROPERTY.
The Board is the owner of eighty acres of real estate which con- stitutes a part of the Indiana State Fair Grounds.
Value with improvements (estimated) $150,000 00 Value of improvements on leased land (estimated) 15,000 00 Value of personal property 3»500 00 The Board also ...owns a valuable lease and option on 134 acres of real estate which is Included in the Fair Grounds and owned by Theresa H. Smith, which will expire in 1905, esti- mated at 55,500 00 FINANCES.
The following is a comparative statement of the receipts and expenditures for the years ending October 31, 1901, and October 31, 1902 : 661 Receipts.
aoL Balance in treasury $86 10 Appropriation from State 10,000 00 Proceeds of loans 4,926 70 Rents from track, stables and grounds 626 80 Stall and pen rents 1,310 00 Privileges ^ 4.357 90 Admissions 35,703 00 Entry fees 4,040 00 Exhibitors' tickets 480 00 Insurance on bam burned 550 00 Insurance on hog barns 911 00 Sale of oats and corn 260 00 Fines collected 20 00 Special premiums 912 50 5,496.
What to read after Journal 63?
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