The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-12


ALLOWANCES.
IC. r. Rudolph, Benevolent last. Ass a
". B. Borford, ssatiouery, 1850
FIeener = Willy. spcci6c, lso Sc
~ Rudolph, salary, 9OO 90
Jno. Grsmelspacher, salary, o8o 70
A. B0bnert, coal. 43 3O6
~. =: Wilson, salary 202 90
lG. w. Mccain, bridge, lo2 rs
Leroy Usve, poor farm, l6S IS
w. b. Burford, elections. 60 az
FREEDMEN, Sci ich& Co.. .electlons 28S 76
Zuckriegsl = Co., elections. Om
=. q. Schroeder. elections. 20O0
Igns'z Eckert, elsctions, s. e.
0caoeIoer. elections, l4s 70
n. +. Salo, 6ec'y Board n Health. 100 90
N Gramelspscher. fees 4 saiaries. al IS
". Doane, elections, les. 90
10. &. Schroeder, electicns. a000
John Pruitt q Son, poor. az Ss
=. TicknArnt oons. eIectione, IS IS
Fried mar, ,0cheirichk Co ,buildinss. So IS
John Pollard. bridge, axo a.
=. Schneider, sslary, aOo
=. Schneidsr, criminals. ia az
r. Schusidsr, insans, Ia e
:. Scnneider, roads and highways, &c. 80
=. Schneider. Benevolent Inst, o2.70
The claims Of the various election
ooeros varied considerable IL Amount.
|aud the Board detsrmizsd % allow Zach
'Imsooer Of then for two days ser7icea q
me Nov. election, and no mora. q Il ~
deemed that the precincts were smaN
lenough for tho necessary Sork "a bo
hnished 10 that time. The bill of ali Tia
ELECTION boards Of The county were con-
Isequentiy cut down to that figure. and
|sllowed: There was large pumbe. OF
4 applications for pauper eid outsIde of
sne ssylum, which caused some investi.
gation, and one allowance Wa made 10
Henrietts Long Of 90, whose sjstere Are
the wives Of some Of The wealtaiest
|fsrmers and most prominent citisene or
the county, who, Il would seem 20 per.
sons OF ordinary affections. ought 10 be
able 70 provide FOR ber, without sskins
s'o . psuper. But, psrhsps they cant.
i PAUPER PRACTICE.
i Dr.. II. H. Blsnkmeyer w. given the
contract OF medical attendance On pau.
pers Of Patoks township at tl67. rs for
The ensuing year.
Dr. 2 =; J. KEMP x: y i Bsisbridss for Is
Dr.. w. N. Hunter IL Boone. Is
months for $50.
l LIQUoR LICENSES.
Henry Krempp, Huntingburg; jos
i Altmae, Ferdinand; A. J. Fisher, FER.
diDsnd; P. J. Co6mau, Jssper: Chris.
SEEMING, Portersviils; +. Senpipeer.
Ferdinand jos. r. Fisher, bunting burg.
A.. honeycutt was elected county e.
sorney Ior the snsuing year at $50.
~. 2. burford VA allowed tbs con.
tract for books and ststionery FOR the
snsuing year at os7O.66, over several
dothere whose bids we're IN the same
|nsiehborhood. among whom was Baker
,l& Thornton. q oe5O, with ! proviso
that be Be allowed TO furnish Iii 4 one
time, which - The next Legislature will
lprobably alter some OF the necsssities for
county use, Il wss impossible 70 comply
With. The Indianapolis Sentinel Co. {
bid was only q over Buriords.
| ROAD cAusRs.
j The petition Of W. n. Brets, and 9th.
Isrs, for change ofhIghwsy, was received,
land >. n. Stewart T. HObbs and Alex.
Eli appointed viewers to meet &C +. r.
Greene Feb. 20. 1891, for duty.
j The petition Of J. n Burlingcms ard
Others Vas received and Phil. Sch wan !, /,
Conrad Mshne and John Graham, made
Viewers 10 meet Ct J. r. NOrmanS Feb.
20, 1891, for duty.
4 On the change asked FOR By Geo.
Rausch and others, the report Ct view
ere was received, also remonss.sncs o.
Barbara Mehne, and Jos Schroeds., N.
Melchior and X. Ferrebsch sppci,ted re-
|viewers, TO meet q County Aud.sor's OF.
dce for duty Feb. 90 1891. A motion
by b Buettner, attorney for Mrs. Mshns
70 sct aside aIl proceedings In tiis csse
bscause Hos. Q. Jackley, one OF the
county commissioners, had signed the
|petiti0n, was overru.ed.
i On The petition OF F. Serm ersheim, O.
lsl. John Dick. john vogsl and Johr
Nundi were appointed viewers, 10 rnees
at County Auditors Once get. 90, 70.
duty.
i On The petition or Chss. GooDp frich. A.