The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-12-04

traction Company, poor farm suppress
$1,000.
Expense Of Road Improvements
A. T. Coggeshall, contract Z. r. Cox
road, 1000 90; l. c. Peacock, engin-
eer E. R Cox road, $3.50; E. r. Cox,
superintendent f r Cox road, $500;
Z. r. Cox and the Dickinson Trust
Company, superintendent f, r. Cox
road. $104. 90; l.. c. Peacock. engineer
National road, east, $1,000: Sisk.
Sprinkle, Leavell company and the
Second National Bank, National road,
east, 100000; Lafayette Larsh, super
intendent National road, east, $4,000;
Charles Bulla, Charles Minor road SD
perintendent, $52 90; l.. {. Peacock.
engineer Charles Minor road. $50 90;
Foster Construction company. Charles
Minor road contract, s3,040.00; Earl
Morrison, contract Scantland road
improvement, $4,000; l.. c. Peacock,
Scantland road engineer, $3.50;
James A Franklin, superintendent
Scantland road, $4,000; Phillip Hips
kinds Sons. contract Liberty and
Richmond Pike. $3,12000; L. c. Pea
cock, engineer Liberty and Richmond
pike, $1,000; John F. Davenport, SUI
perintendent National road. west,
$4,000; Robinson & Co, road sup
plies, Western district, 800.
Bonds and Interest-First National
bank, Richmond. court house bonds,
principal. interest and commission.
road bond, 1899 20; Second National
bank, Richmond, Washington town
ship road bond, $1,036.77; First Ma
tiOnal bank, Richmond, National road,
west, principal and interest, $3,722.90:
Second National bank, Richmond. c,
l.. Wright road, principal and inter
est, $513.16: Second National bank.
Richmond, Easthaven avenue road,
principal and interest, $1.322.04 First
National Bank. Richmond, Richmond
and Liberty pike principal and inter
est. $3,287.35; Union National Bank.
Richmond, North Tenth street and
Spring Grove, principal and interest,
s2,2S6.S6.
Bridges-Omar McConaha, general
bridge, $500; Ed Stanton ct al, gen
eral bridge, $1OS.7O; r. B. Worl, gen
eral bridge. IS cents; Chauncy Cra-
nor 1925; Merritt Nicholson, general
bridge, $13,35; Everett Chapman. gen
eral bridge, $500; Harry B. Cloud.
general bridge, $500; Charles H.
Meyer, general bridge $3.50; Harry
Newman ct al, general bridge, $34 90;
]. A Driffell, general bridge. $500;
Whipple & Tawney, general bridge,
$3.50; Hackman, Klehfoth company,
general bridge, $2048; l. E Smith,
WATSON bridge, $1,60000; l. n Drury,
general bridge. $1,000; l. E. Smith,
Abingdon, repair and Watt Thomas
bridge, $2,35O,00; Burke Construction
company, WINNER bridge, $4,000.
Turnpike Allowances.
Middle District-Edward Stanton,
Hagerstown and Franklin pike, $1,000;
Harmon Dennis, $675; Matthew Hale,
$3.50; Lewis Bait, $500; Walter Bee
son, $3.50; Erastus Burroughs, $50;
Lemuel Beckerdite, $3.50; w. H Ward.
$3.50; William Harter, 1920; Elijah
Grey, $500; John Smith, $500; Bur
ley Smith, $3.50; Arthel Dennis, $500;
Ellsworth Durbin, 81 so; Paul Lamar,
$500; Harvey Lamb, $500; William
Lamb, $500; J. H. Baldwin, $500;
Frank Burke, 5000; Ray Burroughs,
$500; J. n, Davis, $500; Lester Cana
day, $500; Luther Baldwin, 1915;
Harley Matchett, $1,000; Clarkson
Dennis, $500; Russell Dennis, 800;
Harley Beeson, $3.50; Peter Sickles,
$500; Walter Clapper, $1,000; John
Harter, $31,40; William II. Evans,
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town and Dalton pike. $500; j. w.
Dennis, $500; Frank Harter, $500;
w. NJ. Leavell, $500; w. T. Leavell,
$500; Perry Hoover, $500; Luther
Wisehart, $500; Eli Wisehart, $3.50;
Edward Ulrich, $4,000; Aaron Wool
ard, $500; Arch Taylor, $500; Fred
Morrison, $500; lack Ulrich, $3.50;
J. J. Jones, $500; J. E Dennis, $1,000;
Charles Lamb, Washington & Econ
omy, $500; Newton Gilmer, IS cents:
Omer Oler, $500; Thomas Cain, So 90;
James Mumbrower $500; L. G. Man
ming, $500; John Manning, $3.50;
denhall, $3.50; Adam SoutheI, 81 so;
c. H. Oler. $500; Newman Mon
denhall $780, Walter Gwinn, $500:
L. w. Swain, $46.50; Ross Bright
$500; Harry Marshall, $500; Frank
Cain, $1,000; w. Kennedy. $130; Ev-
erett Bright, $500; Charles Crawford,
Richmond and Williamsburg pike.
$1,000; Patrick Fuller. $3.50; Albert
Baldwin, $500; Frank Goodrich,
$500; Albert Lamb, $500; Will
Crawford, $3.50; A. S. Ellis, $3.50;
Harmon Bowling, $500; Oliver Pollard.
$3.50; Joe Thompson, Washington
and Richmond, $500; John Davis,
$500; Paul Harris, $500: Mort Stoop.
$500; Melissa Tingler, S11.20. Luther
King, $24 so: Everett Chapman, So 90;
a. o. Haisley, $3.50; Will Harris,
$500; Ray Smith, $500; Lester Mich
olson, $50; Merritt Nicholson, $50:
Albert Stoten, Richmond and Williams
burg, $1,000; Ivan Moore. 1880; Ros-
coe Brown, $3.50; Luther Flatley
$500; Paul King. $1,000; Achilles Ma
son, $500; Herschel Jay. $3.50; Har-
ry Hunt, $1,000; Adelbert Jay, 1915;
Benjamin Moore. S6.75; Ernest King,
1915; Charles Weadick, $500; Har-
old Ryan, $500: George Toschlog,
$3.50; stephen Williams. $500; Henry
Atkinson, S12.4S; Allen Lamb, S6.75;
Henry Atkinson. $3.50; Adelbert Jay,
$3.50; Herschel Jay, S455; Joseph
Borton, $1.00; Jehiel Bond, $3.50: Me-
hssa Tingler, $40; Daniel Williams,
$500.
Western District-Earl Cheesman
Centerville and Williamsburg. $3.50;
B. H. Crook, $500: Henry Horney, So
90: Charles Dearth. Willow Grove
$3.50: Claude BeesOn. Jacksonburg
pike. $4,000; Spencer Geathers. $4,000;
Frank Bowmaster, SIS; Paul Davis,
$500; Will Mckee. $3.50; L. NJ. Mar
tin, SIS; Spencer Geathers, s1S5:
Thomas +. Jackson, National road
$50; Bert Rogers. $500; Charles
Richardson. $500; James Clark, $500;
Will Turner. Abingdon pike, $1,000;
Frank Clark, Willow Grove pike. 50;
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