The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-10
COMMISSIONERS COURT ALLOW
ANCES FOR THE MARCH
TERM, 1914.

Miscellaneous-R. L. Polk & Co.,
office supplies $32; the j. NJ. Coe
Printing Co, clerks office supplies,
$75.25; Nicholson Printing & Mfg. Co.,
office supplies, $317.55; Richmond
Home Telephone Co., office supplies,
$3.50; the J. NJ. Coe Printing Co.,
auditors supplies. $113: National Tax
Association, auditors office supplies,
$500; VIM. B. Burford, auditors
office supplies, $3.50; L. S.
Bowman, auditors office expense,
$5.15; Rex Typewriter Supply Co.,
recorders office supplies, 50; Jacob
w. Bayer, sheriff's and jail expense,
$11; Charles o. William, salary county
superintendent, $117.37; Charles o.
Williams, expense county superinten-
dent, "a; Florence E. Williams, dep
uty county superintendent, $50; Alta
Wilcoxen, deputy county superintend-
ent, $12: Mary l.. Males, deputy coun-
ty assessor, "a; Foral Baer, deputy
assessor, $24; Grace S. Smith, ex-
pense county assessor. SIS; Dr. r. D.
Morrow, coroner's per diem, $3.50;
DR.. r. j. PIERCE, coroner's per diem.
$36; DR.. S. E. Smith and others, cor
oner's witnesses. So; DR.. A. l.. Bran
camp and others, coroner's witnesses,
SO; George Bishop, per diem, truant
officer, $4S; Charles E. Potter, expense
of assessing Wayne township, 1919:
Mary w. Hill, care orphans, $1733 J.;
indianapolis Asylum for Colored Chill
dren, expense orphan in institution,
$1,000: Richard O. Johnson, care in
mates benevolent institutions. $3.50;
Fl. c. Endsley, soldiers burial, $50;
! Doan {, Klute, soldiers burial. $50;
the Evening Item, legal advertising,
$47.40; Item Newspaper Co., legal ad-
vertising, s44.37; Richmond Palla-
dunn. legal advertising, s3S.47; Myr-
tie Chairman, making school fund
loans, rs cents; Ferguson Investment
Co., refund tax. $426; Mrs. Sanford f.
Henning, refund tax, $3.50; G. A. r
Dickson. sheep killed by dogs, SCI:
Harry B. Macy, farmers institute,
500.
Court House Repairs, Supplies, Etc
Otis Elevator Co., court house re-
pairs, $13975; II. L. Dickinson, court
house repairs, $9S43:;' Waking & Co.,
court house janitor, s46; T. F. Swain,
court house janitor. Sc; John A.
Markley, court house janitor, 500:
Wilbert A. Bertsch. court house en-
gineer, 500; Lindley Swain court
house janitor, $65: A. Harsh Coal Co.
court house supplies, $7.44; o. F..
Dickinson, court house supplies, $3.50;
Addison c. Thomas, court house sup
plies, $3.50: Richmond Light, Heat &
Power Co.. court house and Jail sup
plies, s10.24
Jail Supplies, Repairs, Etc.-W. S.
Kaufman & Son, Home for Friendless
new building, s14.63; Miller, Kemper
Co, Home for Friendless new build
ing, $9S2.96: l.. A. Thomas. Home for
Friendless, Jail repairs, $3.50: Mayme
Bodkin, care of sick at Jail, 500; Rice
Miller, guard for insance, $50; Au-
relia Thomas, Home for Friendless
Jail employee, $36: John E. Woodhurst
firing furnace Home for Friendless
Jail, s21; Mrs. Lindeman, Home for
Friendless Jail employee, 81 Hoover
Bond Co., Home for Friendless, fur
niture, $96.65; Omer G. Whelan, Jail
supplies, $3.50; John f. Woodhurst,
Jail repair at Home for Friendless,
$3.50; Jones Hardware Co, court
house repairs. Home for Friendless
jail supplies and poor farm supplies.
$1593: Hoosier Mercantile Co, poor
farm supplies and Home for Friendless
furnishings, $49.s9.
Poor Farm Repairs. Supplies, Etc
c. c. Schaefer, Jail and poor farm sup
plies, $15732; Craighead Plumbing
Co.. repairs of poor farm buildings.
$50: f. n. Brumfie, superintendent
salary $133.34: Irene Sourbeer. poor
farm employe, s28; Verla Stoffer, ct
al, poor farm employees, s89.4O; Elmer
3. Jackson, poor farm emp1oye. 1884,
81; NJ. 7. Quigley, poor farm supplies,
S17.65: Gaar flanagan, poor farm sup
plies. $3.50: The McConaha Co. poor
farm supplies, $3.50; Glen Miller Stock