The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-12-16

McFall, Phil. J. Kunkel Jr., Geo.
?. Wagner, VIM. A. Traylor, Frank
Joseph, w. >. Hunter, August
Sondermann and Geo. X. Wilson.
County Surveyor VIM. T. Young
succeeds himself. He has given
general satisfaction TO the people
geuerally, aud was so accurate in
running all lines required that he
had no opposition for the nomina-
ton by the Democracy, and only a
formal opposition, for the purpose OF
filling a ticket by the Republi-
cans. His bond of 81 900 was APP
proved the first of the term by the
commissioners, and he entered upon
his new term Dec 9th. If you
have any doubt about tie lines of
your real estate get him to ruu them
and they will be as near accurate as
any Surveyor will get them. His
sureties are, Leroy Cave, Andrew
Fritch and VIM. A. Wilson.
Charles Moenkhaus, who will on
Jan. | succeed Ed. A. Bohnert as
county treasurer, had to give a bond
of $3.50, 900. He will find the
county funds all safe and accounted
for when Mr.. Bohnert turns over the
office to him. Mr.. Bohnert has
made a model treasurer, and what
ever he determines to engage in
after he is free from office, he will
have the well wishes of the people
of this county generally. There is
no doubt but his successor will make
as efficient an officer. The follow
ing citizens are on Mr.. Moenkhaus
band: VIM. Moenkhaus, Ph. j.
Bre.z, Jos. w. Schwartz, Henry
Schneck, Jos Schlegel, Val. Bam-
berger, JOS Birk, Adam Stratman,
August Ramsbroke, John n. Me
haus, VIM. X. McMahan, Henry
Mauntel, Henry Langrebe, Leonard
Bretz, John II Prior, Fred III.
Poetker, Robt. Ruch, A. Harry
Miller, jr., Emil Heidrich, VIM.
Roettger, Benz. Kl)sterman, John
W. Bergman, Fred G.. Bergman,
Herman Schmidt, JohnFeldmeyer,
George Vessel, John w. Kloster-
man, Fred j. Vessel, Henry Field
meyer, Fred Hanebut, Henry Hane-
but, VIM. Rauscher, John Lehm-
kuhler, Henry l.. Sunderman, John
Benning, Henry L.Lammars, Henry
Linstrot, George Marks, John Hoe
ing, Thos. Wade, Jonas Killian, w.
Louis Kahle, Phil. Bamberger,
Hugo c. Rothert, Jacob Brendle,
Fred. Kerkhoff, ir., III. w. Peters,
Fred. Brace, w. f. Kemp, VIM.
Finke, John b. Miller, Peter Pfaff,
ljr., Geo. Kirwer, August Parten-
heimer, Louis +. Vessel, Louis F..
Bretz, Phil. Brett, Jacob Schmidt,
John Mutchman, John Altman,
John G. Beckman, III. .Hackman,
Louis Heitz, John Appel, Henry
Lehmkuhler, Henry Ficken, Jacob
w. Wiseman, Ernst. w. Pickhardt,
Geo. Seubold, Fred Ramsperger,
Frank Joseph, VIM. A. Taylor,
Henry Prior, John +. Steinkamp,
DanielRauscher, Albert Baker, Jac.
Geiss, John Wiesehan, VIM. Heit-
man, G. III. II. Eggers, +. VIM.
Meyers, A. II. Miller, Phil. Frick,
Henry Menke, Herman Ring, Louis
Balsmeyer, John Stieneker, Her
man Slieneker, II. III. Katterhenry,
Chris. Brinkmeyer, Henry Steine
ker, Henry A. Huneteld, Herman
Winkenhofer, John w. Katterhen-
ry, Conrad Schlessing, Joseph NJ.
Greener, Wilhelm Moenkhaus, j.
f. Burgdorf, William Aufderhar,
Mike Schwinghamer, John Edele.
Henry Diers, Andrew Greener,
Chris. Fuchs, Henry Moenkhaus
ST., Phil. Partenheimer, Jacob
Bretz ST., John Brett, Geo. Bietz,
VIM. Bretz Sr., Phil. Partenheimer,
Jos. A. Sonderman, John G.. Woeb-
kenberg, Anthony Long, Peter
Pfaff, Fred. w. Peters, Frank Pfaff
+. +. Gengelbach, Fred. o. Ger
cken, Henry Dutendach, Joseph
Blessinger, VIM. Borman, Ernst
Ramsperger, Peter Scherle and j.
A. Schmickcr.
Prosecuting Attorney Kerr Tray
lor presented his bond to the court
at Petersburg last week and it was
approved by Judge Ely. Attorney
Cox was anxious to turn over the
office as soon as possible, and Mr..
Traylor immediately entered upon
his duties. He will no doubt make
an efficient officer. Mr.. Cox had
held the position four terms and
established a wide reputation for
honest, able and fearless discharge
of his duties attained by few prose
cutors, and a large number of Grim
inals were brought to justice by his
efforts. But he had attained such
a reputation as an attorney that