The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-05

trio Co.. court house supplies, $40;
Crane Electric Co., court house sup
plies, $3.50; Waking e Co., court house
supplies, $11.65; Municipal Electric
Light and Power Plant, court house
supplies, $46.47; Richmond Light,
Heat and Power Co., court house sup
plies, 1921; Richmond City Water
Works, court house and Jail supplies,
$2S52.
Jail Supplies. Repairs, Etc-The j.
F. Alderman Co., Jail supplies and
clothing inmates school, $685.; Jones
Hardware Co., jail supplies, $3.50; l..
c. Hasecoster, Home for Friendless
Jail supplies. $40; S. Edgar Bond.
Home for Friendless physician. $25;
DR.. S. G. Markley. Jail physician, $25;
Aurelia Thomas, Home for Friendless
employee, $36; Rich Miller guard for
insane, $50; Nina Hundoble, Home for
Friendless Jail employe, 1922; Jacob
Kern, Jail and poor farm repairs, SIG;
Irwin Reed & Son, court house, jail
and poor farm supplies, $27.02.
Poor Farm Supplies, Repairs, Etc
c. C. Schaefer, Jail and poor farm sup
plies, $10S66; Sinner Wire & Steel
Co., poor farm repair, 500; Dunbar
Brothers Co., repair poor farm build
ings, $4O.1S; Frank B. Petro, poor farm
employees and supplies, $4,000; Mrs
Elizabeth Daugherty and others, poor
farm employees, $17345; DR.. w. r.
Fisher, poor farm physician, $50; F.. B.
Petro, superintendent poor farm sal
airy, $275; Augustus Weidman, poor
farm supplies, $s1; Indian Refining
Co., poor farm supplies, SOB; King
ham & Co., Ltd, poor farm supplies,
$64.bS; John D. Nixon, poor farm sup
plies, $103.32; Omer G. Whelan, poor
farm supplies, $30.S4; Dppbar & Son,
poor farm supplies, s71Ss; c. B.
I1undy. poor farm supplies and school
fund loan, $685.; Hoosier Mercantile
Co., poor farm supplies and care or
phans. s51.12.
Expense Macadam Roads-James A..
Franklin, superintendent Scantland
road, $22; L. c. Peacock, engineer,
superintendent National road east,
$50 Sisk, Sprinkle, Leavell & Co..
contract National road east, s5,9O1 50;
L. c. Peacock, engineer National road
east, 1924; B. H. Linderman, commits
sioner National road east, 1855; NJ.
d. Doddridge, commissioner National
road east, $50; Albert Anderson, COM
missioner National road east, 1885;
l.. G.. Peacock, engineer E. r. Cox
road, $40; F. E. Slick, contract Haas
road. $7,76O; l.. c. Peacock, engineer
Haas road, S55; James B. Howes, SUI
perintendent Haas road, $50; Thomas
Swain, superintendent Barton road,
$50; Robert Benton, extra work on
Barton road, $3.50; w. n. Boyd and
r. S. Goodrich, assignees, contract
Barton road, 1920; VIM. II. Boyd and
E. S. Goodrich, assignees, extra work
on Barton road, $1,521; l.. G. Peacock,
engineer Barton road, $62.
Free Turnpike Repairs--L. G. Pea
cock, road work, $36; Zwissler's bak-
cry, lunches for road workers, $11.S4;
Earlham cemetery, road work, 50; J.
ID. Adams company, road supplies. 500;
Irwin Reed q Son, road supplies,
$3.50; Dunbar Brothers company,
road supplies, $160S; b. +. Abbott,
employe, $3.50; Citizens Telephone
company, Hagerstown, road supplies,
$3.50; Bartel & Robe, office supplies,
F. T. r., $1.95: Hiatts Auto station,
road supplies, $14.O5; II. f. Williams,
road supplies $3S; J. NJ. Eggemeyer
& Sons, road supplies, $1445; Neff &
Nusbaum, supplies for road workers,
81 Model Clothing company, supplies
for road workers, So: Louck & Hill
company. road supplies. $3.50: |. r..
Smith, four culverts, 1924; the McCon-
aha company, road supplies, 1922;
Albert Wilson, District No. 9, en-
ployes, $60S.S5; Frank Clark, District
No. s, employees $867.95; Edgar r. Do
rem, District No. 7, employees, $411.16;
Edwin l.. Norris, District No. 6, en-
ployes. $1S4.71: Walter J. King, Dis
trict No. 5, employees, $377.17: Albert
! Cranor, District No. T. employees, $468.-
At Edgar Pollard, District No. g.,
employees. $482.S3; Line Watkins. Dis
trict No. 2, $670.88; j. M. Burt, District
No. 1. employees, s594.S3; w o. Jones,
superintendent highways, s1O5.25.
Poor Account Settlement to the
Township Trustees-James Howarth,
Clevenger, Abingdon township, 500;
M. E. Mason, Jacksontownship, $346-
90; Lewis Hosier, Harrison township,
$3.50; Enos T. Veal, Perry township,
SO; w. H. Miller, Washington town
ship $3.50; Jesse F. Harris, Center
township, $117,37; c. l. Stotelmyer,
Jefferson township, $62; Claude Kee-
yer, New Garden township. $54 20;
1 Charles H. Bond, Clay township, $43.-
"a; w. f. Brown, Greene township,
$3.50; Nathan Graves, Franklin town
ship, $11.50; ]. c. Taylor, Dalton town
ship, $40; George J. Paullin, Webster
township $3.50.
Registration Expenses-John F.
Fender, Precinct 1, Abingdon township,
$3.50; f. B. Jenkinson, Precinct l.,
Boston township, s17.40; Wood E. Ella
son, Precinct l, Center township, ST.
30; Charles Cappeller, Precinct No 9,
$3.50; John l.. King, Precinct 8, ST.
80; c. c. Smith, Precinct /, Clay
township, $40; w. l.. Hatfield, Pre-
cinct 2, $17.70; w. A. Beeson, Precinct
l, Dalton township, $3.50, Homer L..
WEIGH, Precinct 1, Franklin township,
$3.50; William G.. White, Precinct 2,
s177O; Joe Burroughs, Precinct I,
Harrison township, $780, William w.
Dill. Precinct l, Jackson township.
$3.50: o. d. Hall, Precinct ,. $3.50;