The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-08-06

luHu GtAs $A.ots "A. ~. CAhmuos5s
treasurer. account Eliphalet Blue, re-
fund tax. $1.65; A. N. Chamness. treas
urer, account Louise Cummins. refund
tax, soc; Laura J. Gebhart, refund
taxes. STA; A. N. Chamness. account
George Chapman. refand tax. $1.3S;
John J. Bravy, destroying seine, s..
Court House Repairs, Supplies, Etc:
w. H. Duning, court house repairs, 81;
Jacob Kern, court house repairs. $3.50;
Fulle Brothers, care court house
grounds, $19; John A. Markley. court
house janitor, $40: Lindley Swain,
court house japitor. SOS; A. G. Brown.
court house 5anitor. $50; Jones Hard
ware company, court house supplies,
1854; o. n. Dickinson, court house
furniture, $1.25; George H. Nolte.
court house supplies, $3.50; J. l.
Holcomb company, court house sup
plies, $11.60: Richmond Home Tele-
phone CO., court house supplies. SAT-
Is; Municipal Electric Light & Power
Co., court house and jail supplies,
$500; Richmond City Water Works
Co., court house and jail supplies, $21.-
80; Richmond Light Heat & Power
Co, court house and jail supplies.
1921; Richmond Light. Heat & Pow
er Co., court house and Jail supplies.
$1501.
Jail Supplies, Repairs, Etc.-Aurelia
Thomas, matron at Home for Friend
less Women and Jail supplies, $42::
Mary Fay, Jail employe, $22; DR.. S. G.
Markley, Jail physician, $25; Rice Mil
Ter, guard for insane, $50: DIR. S. E..
Bond, salary physician at Home for
Friendless, $25; J. B. Holthouse, jail
supplies, $3.50; John F. Alderman Co.,
Jail supplies, 1855; the Corkins Chem
ical Co., Jail supplies, SIS; Irwin Reed
& Eon, court house, Jail and poor farm
supplies, $29.16; c. c. Schaefer, court
house, Jail and poor farm supplies,
STATS.
Poor Farm Supplies. Repairs, Etc
H. H. Jones, care poor farm grounds,
$3.50; Richmond Electric company,
electric light poor farm, SIS; Charles
Il. Meyer, care poor farm grounds,
s37.12; DR.. VIM. T. Fisher, poor farm
physician, $50; William C. Henderson,
poor farm employe, SIS; Elizabeth
Daugherty ct al, poor farm employees.
$176.02; F. B. Petro, salary county SUI
perintendent, 1915; F. B. Petro, poor
farm employe and supplies, 1854; In
dian Refining Co., poor farm supplies,
$625; T. H., l. & E. Traction Co., poor
farm supplies, $40; Dunbar & Son,
poor farm supplies, $3.50; Andrew
Medearis, poor farm supplies, $11.30;
William Mathews, poor farm supplies,
s595; J. d. Nixon, poor farm supplies,
$64.22; Columbia Refining Co., poor
farm supplies, $34.19; Johnston's gro
Gerry, poor farm supplies, $3.50; Dick
Stinson, $19
Bridge Repairs, Etc.-John w. Muel-
Ter, bridge engineer, $3.50; John P.
Hunt, Horace Miller bridge fills, 1920;
l.. l. Cranor, Horace Miller bridge fills,
mel bridge and piling, $2,593.20; DR..
$198.15; J. F. Holiday, expense petit
jury, $1.75.
Macadam Roads-The Foster Con-
struction Co., contract Minor road.
$1,750; L. c. Peacock, engineer Minor
read, 1923; Albert Anderson, inspect
ing Minor road, 1885; Charles H.
Bulla, superintendent Minor road, $32;
B. H. Linderman,' inspecting Minor
road, $685.: M. D. Doddridge, inspect
ing Minor road, $50; Earl P. Morri-
son. contract Scantland road, $4O0 l..
C. Peacock, engineer Scantland road,
Sc; James A. Franklin, superintendent
Scantland road, $50; Sisk, Sprinkle,
Leavell & Co., contract National road
east, $4,4S0; l.. G.. Peacock, engineer
National road east, $S2; Lafayette
Larsh, superintendent National road
east, $4S; w. H. Boyd & Co., and Ed
ward S. Goodrich, assignee contract
Barton road, $1,000; L. C. Peacock,
engineer Barton road. $55.25; Thomas
F.. Swain, superintendent Barton road.
$50; F. E. Slick, contract Haas road,
$3.50; J. B. Howes, superintendent
Haas road, $50; L. C. Peacock, engin-
eer Haas road, $3.50.
Free Turnpike Employees, Repairs
etc.-Richmond Home Telephone Co.
co. Highway Supt.'s expense, SOS; J.
| D. Adams & Co, road supplies, SLIPS;
! Jones Hardware Co, road supplies
| $3.50; Jones Hardware Co., road sup.
plies, $1.30; Henry Keagy, road sup
plies, $S4.71; J. M. Eggemeyer, road
supplies, $1725; Indian Refining Co.
road supplies. s3.4s; Burke Construct
! ion Co.. road supplies, $3.50; r. B
Worl, road supplies, $43.55; Irwin Reed
C Son, road supplies, $500; B. F. Alb
bolt, per diem guarding prisoners
! s6375; J. D. Adams & Co., road sup
plies, $500; B. B. Williams, road sup
pAeS, 95I.OO, H. e. "lIliAHlS, livery
! $4O25; H. e. Williams, road supplies
500; Huber Mfg. Co, road supplies
$3.50; B. B. Williams, road supplies
$3.50; w. O. Jones County Supt
highways, $1,000; J. M. Burt, free
turnpike employees District No. 1
$139.34 Lincoln Watkins, District No
2, $16S.50; Edgar Pollard, District No
3, sl92.05; Albert Cranor, District No
4, $1S4.S0; Walter j. King, District
No. 5, $174.1O; E. l.. Norris, District
No. 6. $167.10; Edgar F. Doren. Dis
trict No. 7, s43S.20; Frank Clark, Dis
trict No. s, $15166; Albert Wilson
District No. 9, 1922.
Township Trustees claims in settle
ment of Poor Account-James How
arth, Wayne twp. sS4346; M. E
Mason, Jackson township, $4,000; S.
S. Clevenger, Arlington twp. $1l;
Charles H. Bond, Clay twp, $3.50; w
H. Miller, Washington twp, $1,000 !;
L. H. Hosier, Harrison twp. 81; ]. F.
Harris, Center twp, $60.01; C. l. Stotel
meyer, Jefferson twp, s39.75; Enos T
Veal, Perry twp, So; G. S. Keever
New Garden twp, 5000; William E
Brown, Green twp, $22.74; Nathan
Grave, Franklin twp, 47.S5; James c.
Taylor. Dalton twp, SIT; George J
Paullin, Webster twp, SIG.