The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-02

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5000; Chas. o. Williams, salary Coun-
ty Supt.. $117.37; Chas. O. Williams,
office expense. $13.75: Vira E. Benton.
salary Deputy County Supt-. $4,000;
r. J. Pierce. Coroner's inquests, $40;
Grover Rybolt, Coroner's witness. 75c;
Helen Rybolt, Coroner's witness, Toe:
George Bishop. salary TruAnt Officer.
$1,000: Thomas B. Lantx 4 Son, Sol
.dier's burial. $1,000; Wilson. Pohl-
meyer & Downing, Soldiers burials,
$4,000; Palladium Pig. Co. legal pub
LEGATION. $3.50; Morning News. legal
publication. $27.84: Morning News, le-
gal publication. 1910; Morning News,
legal publication. $3.50; John A. Bun
nell. expense Farmers Institute.
$4,000; Demas S. Coe. making, Asses
sors' books for years. $4,000: snemas
8. Coe. making Transfer books. 1911.
100000; Washington E. Lowe, collec-
ton Of omitted taxes, $6.44; DR.. c. l..
Stotelmeyer. Trustee, Poor school chill
dren, $1.45; Vernon Railsback. boun-
ties on crows heads, $500; Vernon
Railsback. bounties on crows heads.
1910; Nelson Hampton, bounties on
crows heads. s2.70; H. E. Williams,
bridge repairs, 1913; Morel Bricker
Co.. returning fugitive. $3.50; Baker
& Williams, printing sign, $500: Gal
ion Iron Works Co.. repairs for road
machine, $500: J. D. Adams, Road
Machine, $4,000.
Court House Repairs and Supplies
Fetta Water Softener Co., Court
House repairs, $2370o; Waking & Co..
Court House repairs, $65O.OO: Lindley
Swain, salary Court House janitor.
5000; John A. Marley, salary.
Court House janitor and expenses,
$40.5O; John c. Darnell, sal
airy as Engineer. $4,000; Simpson r.
Oxendine. Court House janitor. $500;
Municipal Light Plant, Court House
supplies, 1921; Municipal Light
Plant. Court House supplies. 1870;
Harry U. Wood, Court House repairs,
$3.50; Brown & Darnell, Court
House repairs, $4.32; A. Harsh Coal
and Supply Co., Court House sup
plies, $257.O3; Richmond City Water
Works. Court House and Jail supplies,
$27.o3; Richmond City Water Works.
Court House and Jail supplies, 1886;
Richmond City Water Works, Court
House and Jail, 1915; Richmond
Light, Heat & Power Co., Court House
and Jail supplies, $30.97.
Jail Supplies and Repairs-John H.
Shellenburg, Jail repairs, $4.25; Au.
relia Thomas, Jail repairs and sup
plies, $500; Lawrence Roberts, Guard
for Insane and firing furnace, $4,000;
l.. c. Hasecoster, Jail supplies, $500;
Municipal Light Plant. Jail supplies,
1857; Corkins Chemical Co., Disin-
fectant for Jail, $4,000: Mather Bros.
Co., Jail supplies, $39.78; John Starr,
Jail supplies, $3.50: Aureiia Thomas.
Jail supplies. $500; 8. Marlatt, Jail
supplies, $41.O0; Allen & Co.. Furni-
ture for Jail, $26.0O; Municipal Light
Plant, Jail supplies. $7.68.
Poor Farm Supplies, Repairs, Etc
Chas. Ireton, Poor Farm repairs, $500;
Chas. Johanning, Plumbing at Poor
Farm. $26.9S; George w. Sanders,
Poor Farm employee, $500; Mary Grim
shaw. Guard for Insane, $1,000; Yes
sic Stinson and others. Poor Farm en-
ployes. $94.44: ]. NJ. Eggemeyer &
Sons, Groceries and Supplies for Court
House, Jail and Poor Farm, $147.80;
e. A. Feltman, Poor Farm supplies,
1925; David flanagan, Poor Farm sup
plies, $S8.75; Craighead Plumbing Co.,
Poor Farm repairs. $3.50; Jones
Hardware Co.. Poor Farm supplies,
800; T. H., l. & E. Traction Co.,
Poor Farm supplies, $10.94; Center
vile Creamery Co., Poor Farm sup
plies, $225S; Richmond Baking Co.,
Poor Farm supplies, $41.12; c. B.
Lundy. Poor Farm supplies, $4.35; C..
F. Bertsch, repairs at Poor Farm,
supplies. $685.; Irwin Reed & Son,
Poor Farm supplies, $11.65; c. E..
Gates, Poor Farm supplies, $500;
Neff & Nusbanm, Poor Farm sup
plies, $4s5; F. H. Durham, drugs for
Poor Farm, $3.50; F. H. Hat
field, Poor Farm supplies, 1920;
Monarch Coal Co., Poor Farm sup
plies. $103.5O; A. H. Horner. black
smithing for Poor Farm. SOTO: Rich
mond Baking Co.. Poor Farm supplies,
$2S.87; Aurelia Thomas, Guard for In
sans, $2O.83; DR.. F. H. Durham,
Drugs for Poor Farm. $3.50; Colum-
bia Refining Co., one barrel soap,
1896.
Care of Orphans-State Board of
Charities. $3.50; Mary w. Hill. $3.50.
Refunded Tax-John X. Smith,
$5.37; George e. Kemper, $40.
Allowances for Turnpike Repair
William Dryer, $500; Willie Dryer,
$500; Henry Sharp, $3.50; Frank
Lutz, $500; Harry Rush, $3.50; Isaiah
Fricker. 500; Murray Taylor. $500:
Thomas o. Henby, $3.50.
The following court allowances
were made for the month of Febru-
airy. 1919:
Court Allowances-Otto Lauck, Jur
or, $1,000; r. o. Bailey. Juror, $3.50;
Abijah Way, Extra Juror. $1,000;
Elizabeth w. Gambler, investigating
cases. $500; David Hoover, Juror,
81. 80: Robert Culbertson. Juror. $3.50;
Thomas Martin, Juror. $500; Lloyd X.
Hill. Petit Juror. 1880; William
Davenport, Juror, 900; Alvarnon
Brown. Juror, $500; Clinton Martin
dale, Juror, $500; Albert B. Steen,
Sheriff, returning Ora c. Paul to
Wayne county, $615: r. O, Bailey