The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-04-03

/ plies, $3.50: John Russell repairing
/ furniture, $3.50; John r. Palmer, case
| for auditors Office, $3.50; Municipal
| Electric Light and Power Plant, light
for court house and jail, s51.05; Rich
mond Light, Heat d Power Co. gas
| for court house and Jail, sl766; Rich
mond City Water Works, water for
| court house and Jail, s29 20 William
S Kaufman, architect for detention
! hospital, S10.39; A. O. Louck, deten-
ton hospital repairs, s54935; Aurelia
Thomas, jail repairs, s175; Lawrence
| Roberts, guard for insane and firing
furnace, $4,000; Aurela Thomas, care
of inmates of Home for F'riendless.
s20.S4; Thomas Moorehead. Jail re-
! pairs, $3.50; L. c. Hasecoster, Jail
supplies, $3.50: Mather Bros, Jail sup
plies. SCOTS; Allen & Co. Jail supplies.
$2o.6o; Peter Johnson Co, Jail sup
plies, 65 cents; Aurelia Thomas, Jail
supplies, $500
Poor Farm Repairs, Supplies, En-
ployees, Etc.-John NJ Eggemeyer,
court house, Jail and poor farm sup
plies, s207,16; Jones Hardware Co.
court house and poor farm supplies,
S19,77; Hoosier Mercantile Co, Jail
and poor farm supplies, $3638; Chas
lreton, poor farm repairs, $500; E. f.
Nicholson, poor farm repairs, sS335 !;
John NJ. Fouts. poor farm employe,
$4,000; f. n Brumfield, Supt. county
poor farm, $4,000; Mary Grimshaw,
poor farm employe, $1,000; Lizzie
Harkloo, poor farm employe. S92 80;
J. d, Nixon, poor farm supplies, s72.-
95; The McConaha Co, poor farm sup
plies, $3.50: The Monarch Coal Co.
poor farm supplies, s100.37; James
Dynes, poor farm supplies. s246.S6;
The Star Mfg. Co, poor farm supplies,
$80.e0; Richmond Baking Co, poor
farm supplies, s19.47; George Brehm
Co, poor farm supplies, $3.50; Hunt
Bros, poor farm supplies, $500; Cen
terville Creamery Co, poor farm sup
plies, $3.50; Z. A. Feltman, poor farm
supplies, 20 cents; T. H. l. & e. Trac-
ton Co, poor farm supply, $1,000: H.
J. Hanes, poor farm supplies, $456.00;
Tiff Co, poor farm supplies, $15.30;
Hoosier Mercantile Co; poor farm
supplies, $75.55; Richmond Feed Store,
Care of Orphans-Board of State
Charities, $245; Indianapolis Asylum
for colored children, S64.40; Mary w.
Hill, $50.
Soldiers Burial-Doan & Klute, $50.
Legal Richmond Morn
ing News, $40: 1915; $500.
Bridge-John w Mueller, bridge en-
gineer, $2S5.00; Milton H Wooley,
bridge repairs, $1.4o; William Farmer,
general bridge, $500.
Crows Heads-D. A Goble. $3.50;
Paul Good, one crows head, 10 cents;
J. H. Frazier, 10 cents; Clarence Ra
per, $3.50: Orville Gaar, S2.10; E. j.
Reynolds, $3.50; Elmer Stiggleman,
$3.50. &c.,.
Refunded Tax-Starr Piano Co,
s3.41; Perry J. Freeman, $1.10.
The following allowances were made
for turnpike repair work:
Eastern District-Homer Farlow,
$50; Ora B. Lacey. $500; Homer Clark,
$12O; Ben Wright, $500; Floyd Sny-
der $500: Venniah Murray, $657;
Spencer Geathers, $3.50; Claude Bee
son, $3.50; F. NJ. Martin, $3.50; Frank
Bowermaster, $3.50 Western District
R N Beeson $500. Middle District
j A Franklin, $5.25; Chester A.
Franklin, $50; Robert Duke, $3.50;
Paul Kennedy, $3.50; William Farmer,
$3.50; B. H. Linderman, $4,000.
Court Allowances, March 1912.
Lloyd X. Hill, Jr, petit juror, 1920;
Lorenzo d. Randall, juror, $500; f.
B. Thompson, juror, $500; William
Davenport, juror, $500; Elwood Dav-
export, juror, $500; Michael Griffin,
juror, $780, David Hoover, $3.50;
Morrison T. Pyle, juror. $3.50; Albert
Steen, for returning James Magee to
Wayne County from New Castle, $4.-
20; Charles Neff, juror, S13.15; John
Conklin, Jr, petit juror, S5S.40; Eliza
beth Gambler investigating cases, $685.
90; John NJ. Replogle, petit juror, S19.-
so; Edwin L. Commons, petit juror,
$32.75: G. H, Hoelscher, pauper attor-
ney, 10000; Jeremiah McDaniels,
jury commissioner, $500; Clayton B.
Hunt, petit juror. $4,000.
Allowances of the Board of Health
for March, 1912: Isaac VanSchoiack,
disinfecting and his expenses, $40; ].
NJ Cpe Pig. Co, printing dog notices,
$3.50; Item Newspaper Co, printing
dog notices, $685..