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THE ADAIR 4JOUNTY NEWS
9
SHERIFFS SEWMENT "3191.
A Statement and Settlement of the accounts of A. D. Patteson Sheriff of
Adair county, Ky., of the collections and disbursements of forty (40) cents ad
valorem, and one ($1.00) dollar poll tax levied by the Adair Fiscal Court at
its April term, 1913, for the payment of the current expenses of Adair county
for the year 1913.
At the regular October term of the Adair Fiscal Court, 1913, I, A. H.
Ballardjwas appointed by said Court, as its Commissioner to settle with A.
D.Patneson, Sheriff of Adair county, Kentucky, his accounts of collections
and disbursements made by him of the taxes levied by said Court at its April
term, 1913, to be collected and paid to the creditors of said County by said
Sheriff during said year. In compliance with said order of appointment the
Sheriff's books were examined to ascertain the amount of said taxes remain
ing uncollected on the 1st day of January, 1914, in order to charge said Sheriff
with the 6 per cent, penalty which by law is added to all unpaid taxes on said
date ,
The Sheriff is charged with 3,518 polls listed by the Assessor for taxation
for the year 1913, and with 22 polls listed by the County Clerk.
The Sheriff is charged with 25 cents ad valorem tax on each $100 on 2,735,
923.00 worth of taxable property for the General Fund and 15 cents on each
$100 on said valuation for Road Fund, and with 25 cents ad valorem on each
$100 for General Fund and 15 cents on each $100 for Road Fund on $19,494.00
listed by said County Clerk, and with 25 cents ad valorem on each $100 for
General Fund and 15 cents on each $100 for Eoad Fund on $1,800.00 Franchise
Tax listed by said County Clerk.
The Sheriff is charged with the Franchise tax on the different corpora
tions doing business in Adair county, Kentucky.
The Sheriff is charged with 6 per cent penalty on all unpaid taxes on Jan
uary 1st, 1914, which makes the Sheriff's debits as follows:
DEBITS.
General Gund Road Fund
To 3,518 polls listed by Assessor $ 3 518 00
To 22 polls listed by the County Clerk 22
To ad valorem tax on $2,725,923 at 25c on each
$100 for General Fund 0 839 81
at 15c on each $100 for Road Fund
To Frnchise tax Columbia Telephone Co. 5-8 of
$7.20 for General Fund 4 50
3-8 of $7.20 for Road Fund
To ad valorem tax on $19,494 listed by County
Clerk at 25c on each $100 for General Fund 48 73
At 15c on each $100 for Road Fund
To Franchise tax First Fational Bank 5-8 and
3-8 of $133.82 83 64
To Franchise tax Farmers Bank 5-10 and 3-10
of $57 65 23 83
To Franchise tax Bank of Columbia 5-8 and 3-8
of $203.21 127 01
To Franchise tax Gradyville State Bank 5-10
and3-10 of $61.20 30 60
To Franchise tax Citizens Bank 5-8 and 3-8 of
$48 30 00
To 6 per cent, penalty on $1,06.20 uncollected
taxes January 1st, 1914, 5-10 and 3-10 of
$65.77 32 89
There were presented to the Commissioner the following certificates of
allowance made by the Adair Fiscal Court and ordered paid by said Sheriff out
of the levy as above set out. Said Sheriff having paid same to the proper
owners thereof is given credit by said certificates as listed below; said certifi
cates are filed herewith as part hereof.
To John Grady
$ 13 00 Interest $ 92
500 ' 35
2 00
To F R Winfrey
To John Webb
To Ores Barger
To Ores Barger
To F E Webb
To J P Miller &
Sons
200
200
2 00
96 26
6 56
To J P Miller &
Sons
To T S Davis D S
47 53
20 23
1 63
ToMReyYarber
rv 2
50
To James M Wood
rum 2 48
To W C Leach 2 64
To Mannie Kemp 2 00
To J M Willis 12 00
To W J Beard 2 48
To J B Keltner 2 56
To U L Antle 2 64
To G W Dillon 55 95
To G W Dillon 24 55
To G W Dillon 13 00
To T C Davidson 2 00
To Lenis Reece 2 00
To Gordon Mont
gomery 20 00
To J M Tarter 2 00
To Alvin Loy 2 64
To John W Young 3 00
To J B Keltner 2 00
To A C Wheeler 2 00
To Ernest Winfrey 2 00
To U L Antle 2 00
To Ellen Carson 1 00
To H H Tucker 3 20
3 76
95
49
To Dr Z T Gobbert 4
50
To Fred Denson
To W B Patteson
To James Thomas
To J H Sanders
To J M Shive
To J M Shive
To G T Kemp
To. W F Keat
To J W Marshal
To J B Jones
To J T Xeat
To E E Nell
To Virgil Hovious
TO J N Squires
'To R A Waggener
'ToDrW F Cart-
200
2 00
6 20
3 44
5 00
5 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
13 00
00
00
00
00
00
wright
4 25
To Dr U L Taylor 260 S4
To Roflin Hurt 8 00
To Roliin Hurt 2 00
To J R Wilson 2 00
To A E Murrell 2 00
To A O Young 200
vTo G B Cheatham 56
'To Walker Bryant 16 50
17
To L O Taylor
To R Ii Campbell
To Strong Hill
o Junius Holt
To J W Banks
To W L Walker
To Junius Holt
To J W Foster
rTo J W Young
To Ii,WXaffee
TbRy W Page
13 00
2 96
3 00
3 00
2 00
6 52
3 00
2 56
r2 64
2 96
.'2-48
$4 103 83
2.70
29 24
50 18
17 29
76 20
18 36
18 00
19 73
Total $10 766 01 $4 335 58
CREDITS. GENERAL FUND.
To L T Neat 2 00
ToWAHumphress2 00
To J A. Darnell 2 64
To J W Burbridge 2. 00
To Josh Beard
To J E Beaid
To Jo Beard
To H A Murrell
To Austin Loy
To J A Winfrey
To W T Reece
To W M Wilmore
To Wm Hobson
To A W Paxton
To N T Mercer
To James Sapp
To George T
Herriford
To J H Young
To W L Simpson
To Zach Sanders
To W C Yates
To J E Johnston
To Jo E Johnston
To J H Burris
To J I Stanberry
To N T Jones
To NT Jones
To W S Pickett
To Henry Cooley
To Cooley Bros
To Russell & Co
To Henry Cooley
To Russell & Co
To W W Kirtley
To Joel Darnell
To The Bradley &
Gilbert Co
To J M Wilson
To Gordon Mont
6 25
00
00
56
64
96
75
00
13 55
2 00
2 00
2 00
.97
.04
50 00
6 75
2 00
3 44
2 56
200
2 00
2 00
2 00
3 00
3 00
2 00
5 25
3 00
31 80
0 75
14 80
13 00
2 64
.06
48
Ho
.42
.95
03
05
54 65
3 00
250 00
3 21
40
gomery
8 04
To Gordon Mont
&0 00
gomery
To M Cave
To E B Morgan
To James M Rus
sell To J M Wolford
To J M Wolford
To J R Tutt
To Mont Wilson
To Mont Wilson
To G W Turner
To Jas Suddarth
To R B Reeves
To S H Murrell
15 46
33
2 00
10 75
2 00
13 85
20 00
5 00
2 64
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 80
5 50
2 00
13 00
9 28
4 75
2 00
2 00
2 00
3 44
69
01
71
To John Hadley
To W T Price
To Parker Jack
man To A J Gowia
To Walker Bros
To WS Sinclair
To G L Vire
To T W Wheat
To Tom Barnett
82
32
To Horace Murrell 2 00
ToCPCoomer 2 00
To L S Buckner 10 00
To B B Jones 2 00
To Mary F Hard-
48
-wlck - 75
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To L C Blair 10 50
..Ot
iToCSada-Blair -v39 50
To ZT Williams ;$Gf00
To J R Tutt 3 00
To RW Shirley 2 56
To Z T Williams 26 00
To J P & H F Cof
lt5
.44
fey 67 50
To W C Barrett 4 50
To H K Taylor 3 00
2 30
81841.58 $71.62
CREDITS.
ROAD FUND.
To Diddle & Parsons ' 10 11
To John Thurman 3 31
To Milliard Corbin 12 50
To George Cheatman 18 50
To W H Kemp 5 25
To W H Jones Jr. 3 50
To Jim Simpson 3 .75
To Wm. G. McKinley 16 25
To Jim Fudge 2 51
To J W Burbridge 8 75
To W C Smith 3 25
To Wolford Bros 56 84
To Thera Brockman 5 75
To Cassius Breeding 22 75
To Marion Antle 2 75
$175 76
A butich of twelve Court orders of
release was shown your Commissioner
releasing 108 persons from paying an
ad valorem tax on a total $62,216
worth of property listed twice, wrong
fully listed or on persons who had gone
from the State and no property found
out of which to make said taxes; said
Sheriff is therefore given credit by 25c
on each $100 worth of said property
for the General Fund. $155.54; and
15c on each $100 for the Road Fund
?93.32 said Court orders are filed here
with as part hereof.
Deducting $155.54 release
from the total debit of
General Fund leaves a
debit of $10 610 47
Deducting $92 32 release
from the total debit of
Road Fund leaves a deb
it of $4 242 26
The total of the General
fe'und debits and the
Road Fund debits is $14 852 73
For collecting the above amount
said Sheriff is given credit by the com
mission allowed by law of 10 per cent,
oh the first $5 000 and 4 per cent., on
the remaining $9 852 73
10 per cent, on $5000 00 $500 00
4 per cent, on 9 852 73 394 11
$894 11
Said Sheriff is then given credit by
4 per cent, commission for collecting
School Fund; 4 per cent, of $3 829 21
S153 17
RECAPITULATION.
GENERAL FUND
DEBITS
To 3518 polls listed by As
sessor 83 518 00
To 22 polls listed by Coun
ty Clerk
To ad valorem tax 25c on
2 735 923
To ad valorem tax 25c on
$19 494
To 5-8 Franchise tax on
Columbia Telephone Co
To 5-8 Franchise tax First
National Bank
To 5-10 Franchise tax
Farmers Bank
To 5-8 Franchise tax Bank
of Columbia ,
To 5-10 Franchise tax
Gradyville State Bank
22 00
6 839 81
48 73
4 50
83 64
23 83
127 01
30 60
30 00
21 93
S10 755 05
To 5-8 Franchise tax Cit
izens Bank
To 5-10 Penalty on uncol
lected taxes Jan 1st 1914
CREDITS
By certificates of allow
ance paid SI 841 58
By interest on part of
above certificates 7162
By 25c ad valorem tax on
$62 216 released 155 54
By 5-8 of commission for
collecting tax 558 82
By 4 per cent commission
for collecting school tax 153 17
By receipt dated Dec 22,
1913 J R Garnett Tr 7 500 00
S10 280 73
Total debits General
Fund $10 755 05
Total credits General Fund 10 2S0 73
Balance due by Sheriff $474 &
RECAPITULATION
'ROAD FUND
DEBITS
To 15c ad valorem tax on
$2 735 923 4 103 83
To 15c ad valorem tax oh
$19 494 29 24
To 3-8 Franchise tax Co
lumbia Telephone Co 2 70
To 3-10 Franchise tax
Farmers Bank 17 29
To 3-8 Franchise tax
First National Bank 50 18
To 3-8 Franchise tax
Bank of Columbia 76 20
-To 3-10 Franchise tax
Gradyville State Bank 18 36
To 3-8 Franchise tax Cit
izens Bank - 18 00
To 3-10 of 6 per cent pen
alty on uncollected taxes
Jari 11914 , $13 15
.a.-Taoa
.70
.25
.03
.12
CBEDITS
By certificates of allow
ance paid
By interest on part of
above
By receipt dated Dec 22,
1913 J RGarnettTr
By 15c ad valorem tax on
it
' $175 76
.01
2 500 00
$62 216 property released
By 3-8 of Commission for
Collecting taxes
93 32
335 29
$3 104 38
$4 329 00
3 104 38
Total debit Road Fund
Total credit Road Fund
$1224 62
GRAND RECAPITULATION.
DEBITS.
To total debits Geneaal
Fund $10 766 01
To total Debits Road
Fund 4 335 58
Total debits $15 101 59
CREDITS.
By total credits General
Fund $10 280 73
By total credits Road
Fund $3 104 38
Total credits $13 385 11
debits $15 101 59
CREDITS 13 385 II
Balance due by Sheriff for
year 1913 $1 716 48
Your Commissioner finds and so re
ports that said A D. Patteson, Sher
iff of Adair County, is indebted to
said County on the General Fund in
the sum of $485 28, and on the Road
Fund in the sum of $1 231 20; a sum
total of $1 716 48 less $25.00 paid your
Commissioner for making this settle
ment and subject to the delinquent
taxes and releases allowed by the Fis
cal Court for the year 1913.
All of which is most respectfully re
ported. A. H. Ballard, Com'r.
Adair Fiscal Court.
Kentucky, Adair County, Set.
I, Walker Bryant, Clerk Adair Coun
ty Court, certify that the foregoing
statement and settlement of the col
lection and disbursements of A. D.
Patteson, Sheriff, Adair County, for
1913 was April 1st, 1914 filed and or
dered recorded, which is now done ac
cordingly. Witness my hand this May 16, 1914.
Walker Bryant, Clerk
By L. O. Taylor, D. C.
SHERIFF'S SETTLEMENT.
SCHOOL FUND.
1913
A STATMENT and SETTLE
MENT of the accounts of A. D. Pat
teson Sheriff of Adair County, Ken
tucky, of the collections and disburse
ments of the ten (10c) cents ad valo
rem tax and the fifty (50c) cents poll
tax levied by the Adair Fiscal Court,
at its April term 1913, on all taxable
property and persons in Adair County,
not in the Graded Common School
District of the town of Columbia, and
ordered collected and paid to the
Treasurer of the County Board of Ed
ucation for the year 1913.
A the regular October Term of the
Adair Fiscal Court 1913 I, A. H. Bal
lard, was appointed Commissioner
of said Court to settle with Said A.
D. Patteson, Sheriff of Adair County,
his accounts of the collections and
disbursements of the ad valorem tax
of 10c on each $100 worth 'of the tax
able property and a poll tax of 50c
poll in said County outside the Graded
Common School District of Columbia,
levied by said Court for the support of
the Common Schools of Adair County,
Kentucky.
The total taxable proberty in Adair
County, Ky., for the said year is S2
755 417. From this amount is deduct
ed the taxable property in che Graded
School District of S577 626 leaving a
balance of $2 177 791. Said Sheriff is
therefore charged with 10c ad valorem
tax on each $100 worth of said amount,
for Common School purposes which
is $2 177 79
The total number of Polls in Adair
County is 3540. From this number is
deducted 311 the number in the
Graded School District leaving 3229.
Said Sheriff is charged with a poll tax
of 5oc on each of the 3229 polls a total
of $1614 50
Said .Sheriff is charged with the
Franchise tax on the corporations do
ing business in Adair County not in
the Graded School District.
The Sheriff is charged with 6 per
cent., penalty on all unpaid taxes on
January 1st, 1914, in said County out
side the Graded School District; 6 per
cent., penalty on $1 096 20 is $65 77;
2-10 for School Fund, is $13 15
DEBITS
To 10c ad valorem tax on
32 177 791
To Franchise tax on Farm
ers Bank 2-10 of $57 65
To Franchise tax on Gra
dyville State Bank 2-10
of 861 20
To 3229 polls at 50c
$2 177 79
11 53
12 24
614 50
To 6 per cent., penalty on
School's part uncollected
tax Tanuary 1st, 1914, 2-10
of $65 77
8 77
$3824 83
-Said Sheriff Is then given credit by
a receipt for $2 000 paid by him to
Pearl Hindman Dated Dec, 11, 1913,
aWby'a receipt? fot ;v$6005datedC)i5t.
22pl913jl rand by a 'receipt of "'iibo
s
dated December 31, 1913. A iotaljpf
.$3000 00. Said receipts are filed here
with' as part of hereof.
Said Sheriff is given credit by 10c
ad valorem tax on $48 861 property re
leased by order of Court, a credit
of $48 86
CREDITS
By receipts from Pearl
Hindman $3 000 00
By 10c ad valorem tax on
property released 48 86
$3 048 86
RECAPITULATION
Total debits on School
Fund
$3 824 83
Total Credits on School
Fund
3 048 86
Balance due by Sheriff $775 97
Your Commissioner finds and so re
ports that Said A. D. Patteson, Sher
iff of Adair County, is indebted to the
School Fund in said County in the
sum of $775.97 for the year 1913 sub
ject to the delinquent taxes and re
leases allowed by the Fiscal Court.
All of which is most respectfully re
ported. A. H. Ballard, Com'r.
Adair Fiscal Court.
Kentucky, Adair County, Set.
I Walker Bryant, Clerk of the Adair
County Court, certify that the fore
going statement and settlement, of
the account of A. D. Patteson, Sheriff
Adair County, as to the collection and
disbursement of the School Fund for
1913 which was April 10th 1914 ap
proved and ordered filed and recorded
which is now done accordingly.
Witness my hand this May 15 1914.
Walker Bryant, Clerk
By L. O. Taylor, D. C.
Woo! Wanted.
We pay the highest cash price.
Campbellsville Manufacturing Co.,
Campbellsville, Ky., or we will man
ufacture your wool as you direct.
23-2m
SPRING -1914.
Every floor is teeming with the newest and best in
Wall and Floor Coverings
Stocks tip the Acme of Excellence
RUGS, CARPETS, DRAPERIES and WALL PAPER
Vie with each other for Early Recognition
The Best news of all are our Low Prices, fixed by an
Economical Organization, Centrally Located, yet re
moved from the high rent district.
Hubbuch Bros., & Wellendorff
Incorporated
522 and 524 West MarketfSt.
For more than Thirty Years, Louisville's Leading
Carpet and Rug House.
Special
All Persons Who Are Behind
One Year on our Subscrip
tion Books
Will have to Come off, Under
the Law, if not Paid at once
The Government
Will Not carry Papers in the
Mail for Parties who Owe
1 More than one Year
Flies Breed in Kith.
"If at first you don't succeed,
swat swat again!"
A mild winter and spring pres
age the early arrival of our bit
terest enemies flies in vastly
increased numbers, Immediate,
well directed efforts must be put
forth if the threatening dangers
are to be minimized. The time'
to fight flies is before they be
come flies when in the egg or
when they are magnot3.
The problem of elimination of
filth. No filth, no flies.
Flies breed in filth, play on
filth, eat filth and distribute filth
the filthiest kind of filth, too.
If we do away with the breeding
places of flies there will be no
flies.
Therefore the way to swat flies
now is to clean up the fly-breeding
filth.
- Clean up, keep clean and see
that 'your neighbors keep like
wise, and you will have few, if
any, flies to contend with. Of
course have your swatter ready
for the first arrivals.
Notice
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