The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-28

Inc following amounts were PAID 70
inspectors to meet all expenses in their
respective precincts: William A. Hunt
$1,000; Winfield SmeIser, $685. Har,
ry Meyers, $1,000; F. E. McMinn. $40.
80; E. L. Culbertson, $40.50; A. u
Brown. $1,000; Florence Boyd. S41.4O
Samuel P. Dennis, $41.9O; C. E. Wiley
S41.3O: T. A. Smith. S4O.S0; George
Frazier, SAL; Frank Reynolds, Sal
Martin Coffman. $42.4O; w. w. Dill
$41.50; w. H. Trussler. $41.SO; Charles
Sewers, $41.5O; J. E. Copeland, S41.5O
Matthew Williams, S41.5O: John NJ
Manning, S41.6O; Dave Hoover, $41.5O
Frank M. Whitesell. $41.50; David A
Nicum, $41.50: l.. d. Anderson. $40.
30; J. c. Fulghum, $4,000; J. F. Coons
$40 40; Z. c. Caldwell. $4215; Charles
r. Hale. 1920; Charles Harris, $40
$500; w. w. Spaulding. $3.50; Har
rell, 5000: William A. Morrow. $780,
so; A. o. Boyd, 5000; II. c. Meek
$3.50: w. w. Spaulding, 1920; Har
mon Fetta, $50; Clinton Shurley, $50
Clark Thomas. $50; Henry Scherb
$50: Z. G. Dickinson, $50; Elan Hill
$50; John E. White. S35; George Bish
OPP. $50; John E. Peltz, $50; Patrich
Mckinley, $50; Elmer Hall, $35; Alder,
Rockhill. $50; Harry Hoover, $50; Geo
Zuttermeister, $35: w. II. Meerhoff
$50; John Fahien, $50; Fred Heitbrink
S35; l.. K Harris, $50; |. V. Cause, $35
Charles S. Pitsenberger. S3o: A. ]
Ford. $50; Carey r. Tingle, $35; La
fayette Larsh, $50; John Moss, $35
Charles L. Wettig, $50; o. Jones. $35
George Matthews. $50; Carl l.. Baker
$35; Charles C. Smith. $50; Andrew F
Stamer, $50: Gabriel Sullivan, hauling
booths, $3.50: Women's Relief Corps
for meals furnished to election officer.
in all city precincts. S147.OO.
Miscellaneous Allowances Nichol
son & Bros, 1855; c. w. Jordan
salary county superintendent, $121.50
Dougan & Co., insurance on court
house boilers. s65; c. E. Wiley, com
missioners' Office expense. $3.50; DR.
S. c. Markley. salary Jail physician
$1S.75: L. P. Meredith, guard for in
sane, $50: Burr & More, office sup
plies, s1.00; Second National Bank
semi-annual payment interest on cour
house bonds, payable American Ex
change National Bank, New York
$2,503.13; Stockwell Tax Table Co.
81; George Bishop, truant officer. pei
diem, $40; d. S. Coe, office expens,
auditor, $5.SS; J. H. Billheimer. re
pair chair, $3.50; Nicholson C Bros.
$1.75; Mary w. Hill, care orphan
child. $3.50; DR.. A. l.. Bramkamp, cor
oner's inquests, $500; J. NJ. Co,
Printing Co, supplies county superin
tendent and health department, $3.50
G. w. Jordan, office expense count.
superintendent, $5.3S; Palladium
Printing Co., legal publications. $685.
Item Newspaper Co. same, 81; Morn
! ing News, 81; Home for the Friend
less. guard for insane, S31.00; Eliza
beth Gambler, care of orphans, 1852
Harry Z. Penny, election expenses a.
clerk, $69.S0; Claude Beeson, bridg,
repairs, s14; B. T. Wickersham, same
$14; William Wilson, same, s14; ]. A
Driffell. same, S16.92: Thomas E. Jack
son, s27.60; r. NJ. Wiley. commission
ers' office expense. So: L. A. Gresh
poor farm supplies, 1854: w. II. Bar
tel, jr.. superintendent office sup
plies. 50; G. A. Dwiggens. material 70
bridge repairs, S27.12; William WAX
ing, s2.65: Perry Shade, bridge re
pairs, 81; H. E. Penny, for pay Of cleo
ton commissioners. $50; Working 4
Keagy. bridge repair material. $1216
Mather Bros, CouSany. $50; c. S
Farnham, material bride repairs
S12.05.
Court Allowances during montl
were as follows: Insanity inquests
case Isabella Wakefield Tate. S13; cas-
Of Rufus Phillips. s13: case of Mar.
Gildenharr, SIS: Gilbert Sloan, servic
es as juror. IS: James Gardner, serv
ices as Juror, IS: William Plummer
services as juror. IS; Arthur A Curme
court stenographer, S1SJ: BENJAMIN
Duke, service as juror, SIT: j. L. Nc
Daniel, service as jury commissioner
$500; Clark Walls. service as petit ju
ror. 81: Albert Helton. service as peti
Juror, 81: Elizabeth Gambler. servic
as probation officer. So; Abiatha Wa
service as juror, 81.
Respectfully submitted,
IA