The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-12
COMMISSIONERS ALLOWANCES,
OCTOBER TERM, 1912

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OCTOBER TERM, 1912
The following claims were allowed:
Misceiisneou 81 Columbia Carbon
Co., Clerks office expense, $3.50; The
J. n. coe Pig. Co.. supplies, $500;
The Richmond Home Telephone Co.,
supplies, $3.50; Nicholson Pig. &
Mfg. Co., supplies, s362.50; Richmond
Home Telephone Co, supplies, $132.00;
Imperial Mfg. Co., supplies, $3.50; ELL
lot Fisher Co., supplies, $.72; Lewis s.
Bowman. office expense, 1850; Col
umbia Carbon Co., office expense,
$500; Albert B. Steen, supplies, $500;
Chas. o. williams, salary, s117.3s;
Chas. o. williams, office expense, $12.-
81; Chas o. Williams. travelling ex.
pense, $500; Vira E. Benton. salary,
$4,000; William Mathews, salary,
100000; DIR. r.. j. PIERCE, inquests,
s77.7O; Coroner's Witnesses, $685.; L..
n. Hampton, salary county council,
$500; n. r. Robinson, salary, $25 90;
Joseph l. Helms, $500; w. H. Cook,
salary, $500; E. M. Hoover, salary,
$500; Frank Worl, S25 90; J. w. Jud-
kins, salary, $500; John F. Robbins.
county attorney, s125.OO; Geo. Bishop,
truant officer, $500; Palladium Pig.
Co., publication. 1920; C. T. Wright,
soldiers burials, $1,000; Lincoln Ella
son, viewing highway, $500; John H.
Carr, viewing highway, $500; Enos
Warfel, viewing highway, $500; H. H.
Horton, bridge engineer, 1898; John
w. Mueller, bridge engineer, $4,000;
John j. Bravy, expense game warden,
$500; Orville Gaar, Crows heads, $50;
Clarence Leonard, $40; Perry T. Glib
son, $500; The John F. Alderman Co,
court expense, $3.50; H. H. Horton, en-
gineer North Tenth Street road, $23.-
90; First National Bank, Bond, Princi-
pal and Interest on Road, $3,848.15;
Second National Bank, $1,074.12; First
National Bank. $1,035.29; First Ma
tional Bank, 81 ,351.69 John F. Daven-
port, National road improvement Supt.
$4,000; John F. Davenport, $500;
John +. Cronin, National road improve
ment, miscellaneous, $4,000; Thomas
F. Swain, Supt. Easthaven Ave, $500
90; Cronin and Meredith, Part on East
haven Ave, $1,260O0; H. H. Horton.
engineer, $39.15; Philip Hipskind's
Sons, contractors, Richmond and Lib
erty Pike, S3,152.00; II. II. Horton, en-
gineer, $4,000; Jesse A. Meek, Supt.,
$1O4.00.
Court House and Jail Supplies and
Repars-Chas. H. Davis, Court House
repair, $4.10; Jacob Kern, Court
House repair, $500; Fetta Water Soft
ener Co., supplies, $3.50; Simpson
Oxendine, Court House Janitor, $52.-
90; Lindley Swain, Court House Jani-
tor, $3.50; John A. Markley, Court
House Janitor. $4,000; Brown & OAR
nell, Court House supplies, $3.50; John
C.. Darnell, Court House engineer,
$4,000; John Russell, Court House
supplies $500; Waking & Co. Court
House repair, $2770; Adam H. Bartel
Co., Court House supplies, $12.09;
Richmond: Light, Heat & Power Co.,
Court House and Jail supplies, $685.;
Richmond City Water Works, Court
House and Jail supplies, $22.51; NUM-
cipal Ell. 1t. & Pr. Co, Court House
a5d Jail supplies, $685.; DR.. S. Ed
;.s4t Bond, Jail Physician, $3.50; Rice
Miller, Jail Employe, $4,000; Aurelia
Thomas, Home for Friendless Jail EN-
ploye, $20.S3; Aurelia Thomas, $1,000;
Aurelia Thomas $500; U. S. Chemi-
cal Co., Jail supplies, $2.4s; Omer G.
Whelan, $500.
Poor Farm Supplies, Repairs, Etc
j. M Eggemeyer's Grocery, Jail and
Poor Farm supplies, $4,000; Jones
Hardware, Court House and Poor
Farm supplies, SPOTS; Foster Con-
OF hlIi1H
co.; McGrew & Hasecoster, repairs,
SEES; Centerville Woman's Cemetery
Association, care cemetery, $4,000;
Charles Ireton, repairs, $26.93; Mary
Grimshaw, employee. $4,000; DIR. J. Nj.
Fouts, physician, $4,000; Neva Miller
and others, employees, $4,000; E. N.
Brumfield, employe, $3.50; Rooney
Furniture Co., supplies, $13.96; L. X.
Hill, supplies, s131.s5; Richmond Bak-
ing Co., supplies, $500; Oakland
Wine Co., $3.50; Armour & Co, sup
plies, $3.50; II. l.. Johnson, supplies.
$50.43; Hoosier Mercantile Co., sup
plies, $10.S5; Corkin's Chemical Co.,
supplies, $1,000; E. A. Feltman, sup
plies, $l1.26; Fred Schlientz & Sons,
supplies. 1861; The Dunbar Bros.
Co., supplies, $20159; Dunbar & Son,
supplies, $53.31; Dunbar Bros. Co.,
supplies, $3.50; John Y. Crawford,
supplies. $1,000; Tiff & Co., supplies,
$s,23; Anton Stole & Sons, supplies,
$5312; J. D. Nixon, supplies, SCOTT;
c. B. Lundy, supplies, Splits: Julia E.
Work Training School, care orphans,
$32.20; Mary Hill, care orphans, $500;
Whites Manual Labor Institution,
care orphans, $60060.
Rridges-Isaac E. Smith, general
bridge, $2,S15.00; Burke Construction
Co, $2,516.00; J. F. Muslin, $6.37; F.
NJ. Jones & Co, $,73; James A. Frank
lin, bridge repair, s20.S1; Wayne Coun-
ty Lumber Co, S6.S1; Merritt Nichol-
son, $3.50; w. l. White and others,
$S3.75; Spencer Geathers, $500;
Chas. Lamb, s22.73; Chas. Stigleman,
S2S.62; John F. Randall, $212.15; Ora
Dunbar. general bridge, s1.60; Ander-
son & Stinson, $34.10; w. o. Jones,
$500; Spencer Geathers, 1915.
Allowances to Trustee for Poor Ac-
counts-Samuel c. Clevenger, Abing-
ton Township, $500: James f. Harris,
Center Township. $3.50; Chas. H.
Bond, Clay Township, S16.S6; Lewis H.
HnSjar Harricop