The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-16

court house supplies, $10.62; Municipal
Electric Co, court house and jail sup
plies S52.S4; Richmond City Water
Works, court house and Jail supplies,
S1S.2S; Richmond Light, Heat &
Power Co., court house and Jail sup
plies, $12 c. c. Schaefer, court
house. Jail and poor farm supplies,
SlI447; Brown-Darnell Il CO., court
house and jail repairs, 81; Jones Hard
ware Co, H. for f, Jail repairs, Jail
and court house supplies, S43.SO; Rich
mond Lumber Co., II. for +. Jail re-
pairs, 1872: Joel Mullen. II. for f. Jail
repairs, 1890; }. f. Miller. H. for F.
jail repairs, So Brown 4 Darnell, Fl.
for f. jail repairs, $14.15; John f.
Woodhurst, II. for f. Jail employe,
S22 so; Aurelia Thomas. H. for F.. jail
employe, $1,000; Rice Miller, Jail en-
pioye, guard for insane, $50: Mather
Bros. Co., Jail supp lies. $1423; John
Nj. tnderhill, jail supplies, S13.26;
Lewis G. Pilgrim, Jail supplies, 5000;
}. F. Hornaday, Jail supplies, S59S;
Honey Furniture Co., 1896; l.. c.
Hasec0ster, Jail supplies, $21O; The J.
f. Alderman Co, Jail supplies, $6424.
Poor Farm Repairs. Supplies, etc
Grover lsenhoWer. poor farm repairs.
Sl6.94; l. Il. Godsty, repairs, 1925
James Godsey, repairs, 1851; A. A.
Peele, repair buildings 1880; Laura
Huddleston and others, employees,
sl5s.6O; James A. Driffll, supplies,
$3.50; Dunbar Brothers Co., supplies,
S36.27; Dunbar & Son, supplies,
s3l.o6; Dennis GREGG, supplies, Sc;
Anton Stole & Sons, supplies, $S75:
F. B. Petro, supplies, s5.15; John
Nixon, supplies, $59.31; H. L. Johns
ton, supplies, $13.03; T. H., l. & f.
Traction Co., supplies, $40; c. B.
Lundy, supplies, $56,G4; C. B. Lundy,
supplies and exp. school loans and
highway, $3.50; Irwin Reed & Son,
auditors office and poor farm supplies,
1855; NJ. J. Quigley, Jail and poor farm
supplies, s17.40; Irwin Reed & Son,
supplies $685.; f. n Brumfield. poor
farm supplies, $1,000; f. n. Brumfield,
poor farm supplies, $50
Bridge Contracts, Repairs, etc.-I.
E. Smith, balance Cambridge City re-
pair. 1913; |. f. Smith. street sewer,
Williamsburg pike $3.50; w. L.
touts, Swain Bridge Fill, $14170;
Burke Construction Co.. Shaker Run
bridge, s2S9O; VIM. F. Davis, Horace
Miner bridge fill, $25.
Road Repairs, Supplies, ftc-H. E.
w iiii''ii9, T. l. L. exp, Ill, irwin
Reed & Son, road supplies, so cents:
Indian Refining company, road sup
plies, s2.95; J, D. Adams & Co. road
supplies, s115o; S. w. Culbertson,
and Commons road repairs.
$2o5,9o: Robinson G Co.. road sup
plies, $1S5; Indian Refining company,
$40; J. T. Cornell, road supplies,
SlS1S; W. O. Jones, superintendent
county highways, S104: z. L. Norris.
free turnpike employees, S174.54; Wal
ter J. King, $186.43; Frank Clark,
S313.35; Albert Wilson. S12S.53; Al
bert Cranor, s1432O; J. NJ. Burt,
$149o5: Lincoln Watkins, S1G929; Ed
gar + Doren, $192.92: Edgar Pollard.
Levi c. Peacock, engineer
William Is. Barton road. s71; William
n. Boyd, contractor BOrtOn road, 81
$50: Levi {. Peacock, engineer Haas
road. $107: Levi G.. Peacock. engineer
Minor road, s.; Levi G. Peacock, en-
sineer National road, east, SIS: Lafay-
cite l.arsh, superintendent National
road, east, $36; Thomas F. Swain, SUI
perintendent Barton road, SAC Sisx
Sprinkle, Leavell & Co. National road
east, $500: James 3. Eowes. superin-
tendent Haas road $40 Forrest E.
Slick, contract Haas road, 5000; Sec
ond National Bank, Richmond, ST.
01S.07; First National Bank. Rich
mond, bond principal and interest,
1881 %; First National Bank Rich
mOnd 1850; Second National Bank,
s505.O7: Second National
Bank. Richmond. $1,3O1 60: First Ma
tional Bank, Richmond. S3235.5l; Tn
ion National Bank, Richmond, S2,250.-
81; Dickinson Trust company. S3,46S-
13; First National Bank, Williams burg,
81 ,342.68: Dickinson Trust company,
81 ,94698: Second National Bank Rich
mond, $426,13; Union National Bank,
$217.47
Health Commissioners Expense-F
w. Kruger, expense, $3.50; Brokers
Auto Station, $3.50; Conkey Drug
$500; George Nj. Young,
$3.50; Herbert Green, 81; T. II. Ohmit
& Co, $7.65.
Govt Allowances Robert Boyd, ex-
ira juror-s5750; Elizabeth W. Cand-
Ter, investigating Juvenile cases, s58.-
so: Elizabeth W. Gambler, expense,
$40; F. w. Krueg>i So Little,
Brown & Co. law books. S13; Kerney
D. Cofield. extra juror, $3.50: Albert
+. Williams, extra juror, $3.50; Hor-
ace Hoover, extra juror. $3.50; Dave
yer, extra juror. $3.50; Henry
ckler, extra juror. $66.5O; Benton
Wagner. extra juror, $66 so; Dan Clev-
anger extra juror, s64: Maberry Study,
petit juror. $3.50: Howard Campbell,
extra juror, $40; Charles Davis, extra
juror, $40; Benjamin airing, exara jur-
Or, $40; George Brusher. extra juror,
$40; Isaac n. Lamb. extra juror, $40;
J. j. Harrington, extra juror, $40;
Richard Shute, extra juror. $40: Sam
uel Cook. extra juror, $40: Edward
Bryant extra juror, s1O.15; in the
matter of the insanity of Melissa
Lough: George Matthews. s.; Luther
G.. Abbott, 3d. w. w. Zimemrman, SO;
Robert R. Hopkins, So; T. Henry
Davis, So; Ben n. Crump, $3.50: in
the matter of the insanity Of Mary c.
Ingersol: George Matthews, $3.50;
Henry c. Chessman, So; E. H. Menden-
hall, So; Louis F. Ross, SO; S. c.
Markley, SO; Ben N. Crump, s1.85; Lee
B. Nusbaum, $3.50: Jacob w. Bayer,
81 so; In the matter of the insanity of
Charles V. Smith: George Matthews.
$685.; Luther G. Abbott, So F. w.
Kruger, So; r. D. Morrow, So; r.
Henry Davis, IS; Ben n Crump, $3.50;
Loehr & Klute. $50; Jacob w. Bayer.