The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-02-04
MMISSIONERS' ALLOWANCES,
JANUARY TERM. 1914

SO""IootONEHS ALLOWANCES
JANUARY TERM, 1914
Miscellaneous: Richmond Home Tel.
ephone Company, telephone toll, $14-
65; Richmond Home Telephone com.
pany. office supplies, $13: The J. NJ.
Coe Printing company, office supplies,
$500; Nicholson Printing and Manu-
featuring company, office supplies,
$1O3.20; A. N. Chamness, treasurer's S
quent tax. $59260; Jacob w. Bayer.
mending, $3.50; Keuffel & Esser
company, surveyors office expense,
1855; Charles o. Williams. salary
ell Bond, deputy county superintend-
ent's salary. $21; The J. NJ. Coe Print
ing Co., office and poor farm supplies,
$3.50; Charles o. Williams, expense
county Supt's office. $12.15 Florence
E. Williams, deputy county Supt.,
80; r. J. PIERCE, coroner's per diem,
$500: Mrs. Lavina L. Miller ct al.
coroner's witnesses, Spills: George
Bishop, truant officers per diem, $50; ;
Whites Manual Labor Institution, ex-
pense orphan poor in other institu-
tons, $940.75; Mary w. Hill, care or
phans, $17.34: board state charities,
expense orphan poor in other institu-
tons. $21.26; Julia E. Work training
school. care of orphans, 1920; Will
son. Pohlmeyer & Downing, soldiers
burial, $50; c. T. Wright, soldier'A
burial. $50; $50: Item Newspap per
Co.. legal publications, $25.O2; $5.3S:
Richmond Palladium, legal advertis-
ing, 1888; James B. and Maggie A.
Howes, refund tax, 76c.
Court House Repairs, Supplies, Etc.
J. E. Peterson, court house repairs,
$20.60; Lindley Swain court house jan
itor, sos; A. G. Brown, court house
janitor, $52 John A. Markley. court
house janitor. 500; NJ. J. Murphy. Jail
supplies, s30,36: A. Harsh Coal and
Supply Co.. court house supplies,
s425.11: Fetta Water Softener Co..
$24; George H. Nolte, court house
supplies, 5000; Richmond Steam
Laundry. court house supplies, s1.75;
John Russell. court house supplies.
450; Louck and Hill Co.. furniture for
court house, s98.
Jail Supplies, Repairs, Employees,
Etc.-W. S. Kaufman & Son, new
building at Home for Friendless jail,
s60.4o; Aurelia Thomas, Home for
Friendless Jail employee, $31; Rice
Woodhurst, Home for Friendless Jail
Light & Power Plant, $56.23; Rich
mond Light, Heat & Power Co, court
house and Jail supplies, $3.50; Rich
mond City Water Works, court house
and Jail supplies, s47S; s46.1O; Acker-
man & Co. Home for Friendless Jail
supplies, SO; Mather Bros. Co, Jail
supplies, $13745: treasurer Home for
Friendless, Jail supplies, 1928.
Poor Farm Supplies, Repairs, Etc
Richmond Electric Co., care poor farm
buildings. SIS: w. A. Bertsch, poor
farm repairs, 81; Dougan, Jenkins Co,
care poor farm buildings, SAL; Irene
Sourbeer, poor farm employee, S31;
James H. Martin. poor farm employe,
$20.S0: John Nj. Foutz, poor farm ply
stefan, $50; Harriet Crull ct al. poor
farm employees, S96.57; Waking &
Co, court house, Jail and poor farm
repairs, $26.15; Richmond Home Tele-
phone Co., court house. jail and poor
farm supplies. $138; John M. Egge-
meyer, court house, Jail and poor farm
supplies, $15783; Irwin Reed & Son,
Jail and poor farm supplies, $26.65; If
vim Reed &, Son, Jail supplies and poor
farm repairs, $2S.35: Jones Hardware
company, court uOuse, dAu pooi i1i III
supplies, $17.4S; John G. Lantz, poor
farm supplies, $4O5; j. A. Drifiill,
poor farm supplies, $75; H. l.. John
son, poor farm supplies, $21s.80;
Charles E. Gates, poor farm supplies.
$3357; Robinson & Co., poor farm
supplies, $1425; Hoosier Mercantile
Co., poor farm supplies, $3.50; Dick
Stinson, poor farm supplies, $3.50; T.
H. /. & f. Traction Co., poor farm
supplies, $40; $40; John c. Bayer, poor
farm supplies, 1913; H. c. Bullerdick
& Son, poor farm supplies, $199,52; In
dian Refining Co, poor farm supplies,
$14.40; Tiff & Co, poor farm supplies.
85c: J. d. Nixon, poor farm supplies,
$6O59
Expense of Bridges-John w. Muel-
Ter, bridge engineer, 1854; Burke Con-
struction Co., Doddridge Fill, $903.34:
l. E. Smith, Abingdon bridge repair,
$4,000: T. J. Cornell, WATSON bridge fill
S3562O; Merritt Nicholson, general
bridge, $6.75 Elmer B. Jackson, gen
eral bridge, S25; w. o. Jones, general
bridge, 81; H. E. Williams. general
bridge, $1O.S2; Walter Beeson ct al,
general bridge, $3.50; Charles Lamb
ct al, general bridge, SIS; Hollace
Hoover, general bridge, $40: Wayne
County Lumber Co., general bridge.
s40S3; Chauncy Cranor, general
bridge. $3.50: T. J. Connell, Commons
road fill, 1904.
Expense of Road improvement
James A. Driffill, free turnpike repair,
1904; F. G. Shute. engineer road roll
Ter, IS; Mather Bros. Co., free turn
pike repair, 5000; $4.S6; 1858; John
F. Davenport, Supt. National road
west, $24 Fred r. Charles, engineer,
National road west, $50; John F. Dav-
Supt. National road west.
$50; Charles H. Bulla, Charles Mine"
Road Superintendent, $4,000; Levi
c. Peacock, Engineer Minor
road, $21; Charles H. Bulla, supt
Charles Minor road, s34; Albert An
derson, Charles Minor road, $2345;
r. N. Beeson, Minor road, $50: B.