The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-15
house repairs, $7.6s: Richmond Lum-

house repairs, $7.6s: Richmond Lum-
Der company. court house repairs,
$.S1; w. A. Bertsch, court house e.
gineer, 800; A. c. Brown. court house
janitor, $50: John A. Markley, court
house janitor and care court house,
$42; Lindley Swain. court house JAM
itor and repair court house. SOS;
Crane Electric Co., court house sup
plies, $2.7O; The Interstate Sanitation
Co.. court house supplies. $3.50; Rich
Union Laundry, court house supplies,
$1.9S; Municipal Electric Light &
Power Co., court house ana Jail sup
plies, $69.68; Craighead Plumbing &
Electric Co., court house and Jail sup
plies, $29.63; Richmond Light, Heat
& Power Co., court house and jail sup
plies, 1859; Richmond City Water
Works, court house and jail supplies,
$500.
Jail Supplies. Repairs, Etc. E..
Miller, Jail repairs, $475; Rice Miller,
guard for insane, $50; Nina Hundoble,
Jail employe, $22; Aurelia Thomas,
Jail employe and supplies, $50: Grove
w. Robbins, Jail supplies, 1925; c. c..
Schaefer, jail supplies, $1828.
Poor Farm Repairs, Supplies, Etc
Bertsch Brothers, care poor farm
grounds. $3.50; Thomas E. Jackson,
poor farm supplies, $7O7.55: Nova Rol-
Ter and others, poor farm employees,
$157.16; Armour & Co., poor farm sup
plies, $3.50; Mark A. Stevens, agent,
poor farm supplies, SO; w. H. Dynes,
poor farm supplies, $76; Indian Re-
filming Co., poor farm supplies, $1.60;
HOOSier Mercantile Co., poor farm sup
plies, $13.16; Indian Refining Co., poor
farm supplies. $7.98; J. NJ. Eggemeyer
& Sons. poor farm supplies, $42.06;
the Mashmeyer store, poor farm sup
plies. 50; John Dynes. poor farm sup
plies, $50; F. B. Petro, poor farm sup
plies, $4.75; John D. Nixon, poor farm
supplies, S45.56; Centerville Municipal
Electric Light and Power plant, poor
farm supplies. s2o.51.
Free Turnpike Repairs. Supplies,
Ets.-Burke Supply Co., road supplies,
1872; L. r. Cook, road supplies, $500;
William Turner, free turnpike repairs,
So; Craighead Plumbing & Electric
Co.. road supplies. $.45: J. NJ. Burt,
free turnpike employees, district No l.,
SO; Link Watkins, free turnpike en-
ployes, district No. 2, SIS; Edwin L..
Norris, free turnpike employees, dis
trict No. s. $3.50: Edgar F. Doren,
free turnpike employees, district No Z,
$3.50; Frank Clarke, free turnpike
employees, district No. s, $3.50; Edgar
F. Doren, free turnpike employees, dis
trict No. Z, $3.50; Frank Clarke. free
turnpike employees, district No. 8, SIG;
w. o. Jones. per diem superintendent
county highways, sos.
Court Allowances-Hen Vogel-
song, s11.25; Elizabeth w. Gambler, in
vestigating cases, SAP; julius Katie,
petit juror. $3.50; Frank Engelbert,
petit Juror. $3.50; Joseph Edwards,
petit juror. $3.50; F. Hodgin, petit
juror, $3.50; Albert Oler, petit juror
$3.50; Bobbs-Merrill, Co., law books,
$13; Julius Katie, petit juror $12.50;
William S. Stamer, petit juror, $3.50;
Henry Mason, petit juror. $3.50;
George Steinkamp. petit juror, $3.50;
Joseph r. Edwards, petit juror. $3.50;
W. o. Lewis and c. R. Richardson,
pauper attorneys fees, 500; Frank
Engelbert, $3.50; Clinton Martindale,
$3.50; Howard Ridge, petit juror
$3.50; John F. Dynes, petit juror
$40; John F. Holiday, official report
er, 1920.
County Health Commissioners Ex-
pense-George w. Young, fumigating,
$3.50; DR.. Lou Glen, work done dur
ing foot and mouth disease epidemic
$74.50; Herbert Green, fumigating,
$3.50; Lewis E. King, office expense,
$3.50: Richmond Home Telephone Co.,
toll, 1926. 15-1t