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$40; Benjamin B. Duke. Wayne town
ship, $4,000; Addie NJ. Parson, Wayne
township, $1,000; David L. Reid,
/ Wayne township, $4,000; George
Maisch, $4,000. Ellen Swain, Wayne
township, 5000; Henry Hiatt, Wayne
township, $4,000; Thomas F. Swain,
Wayne township, $1,000; Abram JEFF
fries, Wayne township, $4,000; Benz.
F. Parsons. Wayne township,
$4,000; Lester Hunt, Wayne township,
| $4,000: Frank Goodrich, Wayne town
ship, $4,000; A. C. Brown, Wayne
township, $4,000; William Ratliff,
Wayne township, $4,000; Lenora Har-
ris, Wayne township, $4,000; John
Deitz, Wayne township. $4,000; Albert
E. Bonsall, s5O.o0 Allen w. Grave.
Wayne township. $4,000; Levi NJ.
Jones, Wayne township, $4,000; JOS
eph e. Reid, Wayne township, $4,000.
Court House Supplies and Repairs
Municipal Electric Light and Power
Plant, Court House and Jail supplies.
/ s45.51; Allen & Co, court house and
Jail supplies, $500; Richmond Light,
Heat and Power company, court house
and Jail supplies, s18.29; Waking &
Co.. court house repair, $3.50; Simp-
son Oxendine, court house janitor,
$500; John C. Darnell, court house
engineer, 10000; John A, Markley,
court house janitor, $1,000; Lindley
Swain, court house janjtor and sup
plies, $3.50; Richmond Home Tele-
phone company, court house supplies,
5000; United States Chemical Co.,
court house supplies, $500; John
Russell, court house supplies, $500;
Jones Hardware Co., court house sup
plies, s11.10; Richmond City Water
Works, court house and Jail supplies,
1888
Jail Supplies and Repairs-Rice
Miller, guard for insane at Jail and
firing furnace, $4,000; S. Edgar Bond,
physician at home for friendless,
$3.50; Stephen c. Markley, physician
at Jail, s1S.75; Aurelia Thomas, Jail
employee and care of insane at home
for Friendless, $2O.83; Jail employee,
$500; Corkins Chemical Co., Jail sup
plies, $4,000; Walter ]. Doan, Jail sup
plies. $30.42; Omar G.. Whelan, Jail
supplies, $4.20; L. s. Hasecoster, Jail
supplies at Home for Friendless,
$3.50; Mather Brothers Co, Jail sup
plies, $3S.17
Poor Farm Supplies, Repairs, and
Employees Bros, Centerville,
poor farm repairs, s13.S5; Mary Grim
shaw, guard for insane, $31 90; James
H. Martin, poor farm employees, 5000;
Vessie Stinson and others, poor farm
employees, $11254; E. N. Brumfield,
poor farm employees and supplies,
$14.25; A. Harsch Coal and Supply Co.,
cort house and poor farm supplies,
$460.69; John H. Eggemeyer & Son,
court house and poor farm supplies
$10420; James Bros. Mfg. Co., poor
farm supplies, s131.45;. Hoosier Mer-
camille Co., poor farm supplies $29.9S;
Centerville Cooperative Telephone
Co., poor farm supplies, $24.O0; Rich
mond Baking Co., poor farm supplies,
$20.S0; Charles Porter, poor farm
supplies, SPITE; J. D. Nixon, poor
farm supplies, s2434; Armour &. Co.,
poor farm supplies, $4,000; T. H. I.
& e. Traction Co., poor farm supplies,
s1.03; T. H. /. & e. Traction Co.,
poor farm supplies, $1,000; Monarch
Coal Co., poor farm supplies, $500.
Care of Orphans, Etc.-Board of
State Charities, care of orphans,
$3.50; Mary w. Hill, care of orphans,
$3.50; Julia E. Work Training School,
care of orphans, $31.S5; Whites Man
uel Training Institute, care of Or
phans, s652.10; Indiana tuberculosis
hospital, care of patients, $10.71.
Soldiers Burials-Doan & Klute,
$4,000; C. T. Wright, $4,000; C. T.
Wright, $4,000; Doan & Klute, $4,000;
Wilson Pohlmeyer & Downing, $4,000;
General Bridge-Detroit Graphite
company, $780,; Chas. Stiggleman,
1925; Albert Parshall, $14.s0; Cam
bridge City Lumber Co., $50; Frank
H. Ohmit & Co., 1886.
Refunded Tax-Mrs. T. A. Shafer,
$4.18; VIM. D. McKisson, $4.7o.
The following claims were allowed
as settlement to Township Trustees
for Poor Accounts. 8. Clevenger,
Arlington township, $4,000; James
Howarth. Wayne township, $1704.S5;
Enos T. Veal, Perry township, $21.16;
James F. Harris, Center township,
$16068; w. H. Miller, Washington
township, $162.73; Mandus e. Mason,
Jackson township, $419.16; William
H. Brown, Green township, $20.66;
Lewis Hosier, Harrison township,
$500; James c. Taylor, Daton town
ship, $500; Claude s. Keever, New
Garden township, $3.50: Charles H.
Bond, Clay township, s43.45; Chas. l.
Jefferson township,
$43.50: Nathan Grave, Franklin town
ship, $41.39; George Paullin, Webster
1880; w. S. PorteYfield,
Boston township, $58.41.
COURT ALLOWANCES
The following allowances we're
made by the Court during the month |
of April:
In the mtater of the epilepsy of