The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-07-10

& Co, Jail and court house repairs,
$1135; John A. Markley, court house
janitOr, $4,000; A c. Brown, court
house janitor,, $4,000; Lindley Swain.
court house janitOr, and supplies, S67;
w. O. Crawford, repairs movable fur
niture in recorders office, $3.50; Geo.
II. NOlte, court house supplies, $104.-
50 Rooney Furniture Co, court house
furniture. $3I.75; c w. Kramer, Co,
court house supplies, $3.50; Column
bia Refining Co, court house
supplies $29.85; j. l. Holcomb
Co, court house supplies, 5000;
Richmond Light, Heat and Power
Co, Jail and court house sup
plies, 1920; Richmond City Water
Works, court house and jail supplies,
5000; Municipal Electric Light and
/ Power Co, Jail and court house sup
plies, $2S.73; Rice Miller, guard for
insane, $4,000; Aurelia Thomas, home
for friendless, Jail employe, $500;
Mather Bros. Co, jail supplies, S14.33.
: Poor Farm Supplies, Repairs, etc
James Hanley, poor farm repairs,
$15.75, Jesse G. Rodenburg, care poor
farm grounds, $15.15; Charles Ireton,
poor farm repairs, 1895; VIM. Rich
ardsOn, poor farm repairs. $11.48;
Irene Sourbeer and others, poor farm
employees, $119.57; Mary Grimshaw,
poor farm employe, $1,000; DR.. j. NJ.
Fouts, poor farm employe, $50; Hoos-
Ter Mercantile Co, poor farm supplies,
$31.49; The T. H. l. & E. Traction
+ Co., poor farm supplies, $1,000; J. A.
Driffel, poor farm supplies, $4,000;
Armour & Co, poor farm supplies,
$500; COrkins Chemical Co., poor
( farm supplies, $3.50; J. NJ. Eggemey-
er & Sons, court house, Jail and poor
farm supplies, $109.93; John d. Nixon,
poor farm supplies, 1886; Charles
a. Porter, poor farm supplies, $3.50;
j. NJ. Coe Printing Co., printing, $53.-
95; Fl. D. Brown, poor farm supplies,
$371.25; Illiff & Co., poor farm sup
plies, $3.50; Mathews & Smelser, poor
farm supplies, $19.13; CenterviIle
/ Creamery Co, poor farm supplies,
| Steps; Richmond Baking Co., poor
farm supplies. $166S; Will Turner,
poor farm supplies, ~$72.25.
General Bridge Work-John Shur-
ley, general bridge. $500; l. E. Smith,
general bridge. $3.50; Mather Bros,
general bridge, SEAL; HolIace Hoo
Yer, general bridge, $31.35; Burke
Construction Co, Locke bridge, $780,
Burke Construction Co., Thornburg
bridge, $54g; Burke Construction Co,
Waltz bridge, s420; Burke Construc-
ton Co, county poor farm bridge,
/ $500; Isaac n. Drury, general bridges,
S1635.75.
! Expenses Macadam Roads,. c.
Peacock, Richmond & Liberty pike,
engineer, $3.50; Jesse A. Meek. sup
erintendent Liberty pike. S54; L. c.
Peacock, Minor road engineer, $27 100;
c. H. Bulla, supt. Minor road, $50. 90;
J. NJ. Coe Printing Co, Cox Road
Bonds, $500; L. c. Peacock, engineer
Scantland road, $3.50: James A.
Franklin, Scantland road, miscellan-
eous, $1,000; Levi c. Peacock, North
10th street road, $1,000; A. G. Trip,
peer, North 10th street and Spring
Grove contract, $5,620.00.
Free Turnpike expenses-Frank G.
Shute, engineer for road roller, SIS 80;
$632.00; Huber Manufacturing Co,
road supplies, s2,625.00.
Eastern District-Ora B. Lacey,
Fountain City and Richmond road,
$500; Russell Lacey, $3.50; Monroe
Starbuck. $500; Harry Fulton, $500;
Lester Wright, $500; James Webster,
Arba pike, $3.50; Floyd Pyle, $3.50;
Homer Hunt, $3.50; Westcott Hotel
Co, expense Henry L. Arbenz. S74;
Bert White, Arba pike, $780, W. B.
Barton. $1,000; Manford l.. White, Sc.
Western District-Elmer Pagan,
Jacksonburg pike, $1,000; Spencer
Geathers, $10.45; Frank Worl, $3.50:
Elva Sarver. $50; SAINT Ellison. $3.50;
Harry Martin, $500; Claude Beeson.
$500; Paul Davis, $3.50; John Boyd,
$500; Arch Davis, Washington road,
$3.50; Frank Bowmaster, $3.50; Hor
ace Thompson. $50 Alvan Three
witt, Willow Grove pike, $500; Cleve
Burris, 5000; Clarence Brumfield,
$500; Perry Shade, $500; George
Henwood, SO; Harry EndSey, $3.50;
Thomas Jackson, Sill; Wayne Stan
ley. $500; Elmer Warner, $500: Chas.
Richardson, $500; Elmer Jackson,
$2.16; Indiana Refining Co, oil for
road roller, S4.15; J. H. Menke, coal
for road roller, 1855; George B. Dou-
gan, National road, $3.50; F. NJ.
+ Jones, S2.S0.
Middle District-A. L. Brown, Wash
ington and Richmond, So; Chauncey
Cranor, $500; John Linderman. $500;
Merritt Nicholson, s14.5o; 4. o. HAS
/ ley, $500; John Davis, $500; Daniel
] Tice. $3.50; Con Mcdonnell, s1.60;
Alonzo Thompson. s3.o0; Luther King.
/ SI70: James a. Franklin, c. W. &
/ Bpt,, $3.50.
+ Court Allowances-John F. Holiday,
official stenographer, s125: T, Henry
Davis, formaldehyde fumigators, $40
/ so: Thomas F. Swain, disinfecting and