The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-15


acted:
The report Of the Board 10 the
Superintendent Of Public InSiruc-
ton in regard Ia condition Of school
funds was made.
The petitions for bridges by John
IT al, and T.. l.. Coblc,
ct al. were examined and dismissed.
The annual report Of the county
Board as IL county finances was
made and approved. showing a bal
ance in treasury of $l5, 101 81.
Liquor licenses were granted TO
Casper Halter and John X. Trout
man, Jasper; Merkley 4 Ditmer,
Huntingburg; Jos. Herbig, Jasper.
Inspectors for the various election
precincts for the Nov. election 1894,
were appointed rs follows:
Columbia Tp., Precinct No. l.
Nelson Harris; No. ?, {. {. Bag
carly.
HARRISON. Pre-. Up. l.. Coble
No. ?, Henry Ruehrschneck.
Boone, Pre-. III. b. Breiden-
bach; No. ,, Frank Dooley.
Madison, Pre-. Leroy Cave !;
No. 2, F. NJ. Payne.
cambridge, Pre-. Geo. Meh-
ringer; No. ?. Jos. Eckstein.
Marion-Herman Teder.
Hall, Pre-. John J. Meschedc !;
No. ?, Adam a. Hessemer.
Jefferson, Pre-. John Pruitt !;
No. ,, j. j. Cunningham.
Jackson, Pre-. John Klein !;
No. ,, Adam Bonifer.
Patoka, Pre-. Phil. Bamber-
ger; No. ,, August Ramsbrok; No.
3, James Murray; No. 4, Adam
Stratman.
Cas-, Pre-. LII. J. Meyer; No.
?, August Lubbehusen.
Ferdinand, Pre-. Mat. Olin-
ger; No. ?. Heny Weyer.
The county Treasures annual
report was received and approved,
showing balance Of $l5, SO1 80 in
county treasury.
The Evansville ms. Go. having
cancelled its policy of 81 900 on
ON the court house, it was ordered
that Geo. W. Gramelspacher, ms.
agent, be contracted with for pol
lev of the same amount in the Nj
agara Company, at the same rates
heretofore paid.
1t was ordered by the Board that
Vim. a. Wilson, agent of the Royal
Insurance Co.. be contracted with
for a policy Of "a 900 insurance AT
1925 per 500 for five years to be
placed "a follows, 1850 on jail
and Sheriff's residence; $3.50 Oh
barn. and 800 on smoke and wash
house.
a contract was made with Her
man Eckert, agent Of the American
Central ms. Co., for a policy or
poor farm Of -, 800, as follows
81, 800 on poor house; $3.50 OF
Superintendent residence $50 or
ware room 500 on furniture; 500
on barn.
Allowances were made for tn
above policies to w. a. Wilson $40
Herman Eckert $40; Geo. W
Granddaughter $50.
Andrew Wagner. being cripple
and poor man. was exempted
from working on the road and pay
ing poll tax.
ROAD BUSINESS.
On the petition i James u. Lin
and others for a change uf highway
jos. GlcS~, Paul Metz and Free
.Allc> were appointed viewers. Z
IN ct Aug. Is, 1891. and be sworn
TIL petition Of Jacob Blcnikcr
ct al. was di, missed for defects.
On the roads pctitioned FIR b.
; John lIocl,gc-ang. John Moerder
Val. D,nk, ct al, the viewers repoT
unfavorablr, and the petitions wer
not granted.
On the petition Of Oh. RoettgeI
ct al, John Klein, Frank Vocgcrl
and jos. Schaefer We're apl~inte
viewers, 10 meet Aug. 20 and b
sworn.
On the petition Of Alexander r.
and others, the viewers reporte
, favorable, whereupon James q. Blk
Ter. ct al. filed remonstrance. an
this cause is continued until Sep
term.
On the petition Of Barney J
Rasche, et al, the viewers reporte
favorable, and the road was orderc
! opened.
On the petition Of Gerhard I.oech
te, ct al, viewers reported favorable
and the road was ordered opened
On the petition Of Vim. c. VII
] son, ct al, the petition was amend
!, ed by agreement, and Henry Il
Breidenbaugh, John j. Rudolp
and James NJ. Lavender were az