The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-04
ALLOWANCES.
November Term, 1912.

The following claims were allowed:
INTERCHANGEABLE Mfg. Co.,
supplies, $32s.9O; Nicholson & b.,
supplies, $36.96; J. M. Coe Printing
Co., printing and supplies, $147.50;
Bartel & Robe, office supplies, $3.50;
VIM. B. Burford, office supplies, $7.15;
Richmond Home Telephone Co., tele-
phone toll, $1,000; Aurelia Thomas,
board of prisoners, $4,000; Albert B.
Steen, Sheriff, office expense, $11.S0;
Chas. o. Williams, salary as County
Supt., $117.37; Chas. o. Williams, Of
flee supplies, $500; Chas. o. Williams,
travelling expenses, $14.10; Vira E.
Benton, salary as deputy County Supt.,
$4,000; William Matthews, County AS
SCISSORS office expense, $500; DR.. r. J.
PIERCE, Coroner's per diem, $3.50; r.
D. Morrow, Coroner's inquests, $3.50
Chas. Skillen ct al, corners witness
fees, $12.75; George Bishop, truant Of
ficer. $4,000; Mary Hill, care orphans,
$3.50; Indiana State tuberculosis Hos
pital, care of inmates, $22.14; Geo.
Matthews, election, SOIL; Lewis G.
Pilgrim, election, $685.; George Matt
hews, election, $3.50; Palladium Pig.
Co., legal publication, $64.1O; Doan &
Klute, soldiers burials, $4,000; De Witt
c. Jay, viewing highway, $2Oe; DIR. C.
I. Stotelmeyer, Poor School Children,
$500; Common School Principal, $42.-
90; Glide Road Machine Co. F. T. r.
Middle District, S275.00; J. D. Adams
Co, F. T. r. Eastern District, $55.S3;
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First National Bank, $26,2S2.S1.
Court House Repairs, Supplies, Etc.
Waking & Comany, Court House re-
pairs, $99.10; Louck & Hill, supplies,
5000; John C. Darnell, Engineer, $780,
90; 8. r. Oxendine. Janitor, $500;
John Y. Crawford, supplies, s2.75; A..
Harsh Coal Co., supplies, $172.54; ]. I.
Holcomg Mfg. Co., supplies. s37.25;
Lindley Swain, Janitor, $66S0; John A.
Markley, Janitor, $4,000; Richmond
City Water Works, supplies, 1881;
Municipal Electric Light and Power
Plant supplies, 1894: Richmond
Light, Heat and Power Co, supplies,
$2413.
Jail Supplies, Repairs, Etc-John
Ruch, repair Of jail kitchen, $3.50;
Rice Miller, Jail employe, $4,000; Au-
relia Thomas, employe, $1,000; Guard
for insane, s26s3; Phoenix Oil Co.,
Jail supplies, $500.
Poor Farm Supplies, Repairs, Etc
John NJ. Eggemeyer and Sons, sup
plies, S137.46; Charles Roberts, Poor
Farm repair, $1,000; Chas F. Jackson,
Poor Farm repair, 1855; McGrew and
Hasecoster, Poor Farm repair, $500;
Dick Stinson, Poor Farm repair, s26.-
IA; VIM. H. Bradbury and Son. insur-
ance, $4,000; Moore and Ogborn, in
surance, $4,000; <. n. Brumfield, en-
ploye, $685.; Mary Grimshaw, en-
ploye, $500; Neva Miller and others,
employees, s104.47; Northwestern Mfg.
Co, Poor Farm supplies, $500; L. X.
Hill, Ice Co, supplies, $4,000; ]. D.
Nixon, supplies, S47.51: Anton Stole
and Sons, supplies, s44.79; Center
vile Creamery Co, supplies, $3.50;
Terre Haute, indianapolis and East
ern Traction Co., supplies, s10.45;
Richmond Baking Co., supplies, $685.
II: Hoosier Mercantile Co., $77.04.
Refund Tax-Mary e. Fetta and Nell
lie Fetta Paulin, refunded tax. $3.50;
George L. Runnels. refund tax. $3.50;
Louis Scheifner, refund tax, S32S.
General Bridge-Isaac e. Smith, So
o45o0; Birke Construction Co., Fox
Bridge, $4,000; Economy Bridge,
$3.50; B. B. Williams, general bridge,
S7241; Frank Lutz and others, gen.
eral bridge, s25.75; Burke Construc-
ton Co., general bridge, $4,000; Bor-
en- Lumber Co., General Bridge, SILT;
C. c. Alexander, general bridge, $3.50;
L. w. Lamb, general bridge. s47.0o;
Henry P. Thomas, general bridge,
$500; Chas. Capeller, general bridge.
sS625; Roy Brown, general bridge,
$500.
Road Improvements-John F. Cron-
in. National Road superintendent, S.
$4,000; H. II. Horton, Easthaven Ave
nue. Engineer, 1910; Cronin and Mer.