BlockMiami County, Indiana - Chapter 19: Peru, 1896 (part 2 of 2)
From History of Miami County, published 1896. 194 words, reproduced complete and unedited. Source changes inside the text are labelled in place.
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194 wordsMachine-read from scans of History of Miami County, published 1896. Nothing has been corrected: fixing what looks like a misspelled name is how an invented one gets published. Source changes are marked where they occur.
Water Works Trustees
Tax levy. $1.75 on each $100. 50 cents Poll. Peter Zimmerman died May 6, 1882, und John S. Lenbart was appointed clerk pro tem, to serve until his successor was elected and qualified. William H. Augur was elected June 6, 1882, us clerk and filled the unexpired term.
Tax Levy, $1.75 on each $100. 1.00 Poli. William Rassner resigned August 23, 1887, and Andrew Fasnacht was elected by the Council, September 13, 1887, to fill the vacancy,
John M. Jackson, George H. Geves, *Charles C. Emswiler. Tax levy, $1.65 cents on each $100. 50 cents Poll. $1,000 Turnpike Bonds paid this year.
SCHOOL TRUSTEES. John M. Jackson, George H. Geves, Richard A. Edwards. Tax levy, $1.45 on each $100. 50 cents Poll:. Water works bonds redeemed this year, $11,887.34.
The officers of 1895, continued in office until the April election of 1896 TRUSTEES OF PERU TOWNSHIP FROM 1865. (There are no records in the atditor's office, that can be found containing the election of townsbip trustees, prior to 1865). Wm. W.. Constant) 0.70.) 9 Si ar, aoe, ee ee enborr, a. Lage Asron B. Scot... 20 Ae ee ea ees teen ae SB 1865.
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