The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-02-18
COMMISSIONERS ALLOWANCE
January Term, 1916.

January Term, 1916.
Miscellaneous Richmond Home
Telephone Co., telephone toll, $14.30;
the J. NJ. Coe Printing Co.. office sup
plies, 1925; the j. NJ. Coe Printing
Co.. office supplies. $685.; Bartel &
Robe, office supplies, 1862: J. NJ.
Coe Printing Co., clerks office sup
plies. $11.75; Nicholson Printing and
| Manufacturing Co, office supplies.
$247.25; Albert N. Chamness, treasur-
er's $50 fee. $953.75; B. F. Parsons,
F! recorders office expense, $13.46: John
C. Henning. sheriffs fees, 1910:
James Bouslog. sheriff's fees, $2.25;
A. B. Steen, sheriffs mileage, $17.40;
A. B., Steen. sheriff's mileage, $3.50:
A. B. Steen' sheriff's mileage, $3.50;
l.. c. Peacock, surveyors office ex-
penses, $10.25: Charles o. Williams,
salary superintendent schools, $117.37;
Florence e. Williams. salary deputy
superintendent schools, $1,000; F. NJ.
Whitesell, expense prevention contag-
ious diseases. $13.25; Whites Manual
Labor Institute, care orphans, $654.70;
Julia e. Work Training School, care
orphans. $3.50: Rudolph Hoover, extr.
soldiers burial, $4,000; Jordan, Nc
Manus & Hunt, soldiers burial, $500;
| Wilson. Pohlmeyer & Downing, sold
ier's burial, $4,000; Wilson, Pohlmeyer
& Downing, soldiers burial, $1,000;
Wright & Son, soldiers burial. $4,000:
Item Newspaper Co., public advertis-
ing, $40.62; Rudolph Miller, viewing
highway, $500; Everett Hunt. viewing
highway, 1926; n. B. Thornburg,
viewing highway, $500; L. C. Pea
cock. engineer Mertz bridge, $1,000
Edith s. Moore, refund tax, CSC; l. E.
Smith, bridge. $4,000: r. E. Henley
Co.. Williamsburg bridge, $500; j.
T. Reynolds, general bridge, $154.70.
Court House Repairs. Supplies. Etc.
j. B. Elliott, repairs, $500; Waking
! & Co., repairs, $1510; A. c. Brown,
| repairs and janitor, $500: w. c.
Bass, court house and jail repairs.
$50; Lindley Swain, janitor. $65.00:
John A. Markley, janitor, $500: w.
A. Bertsch, engineer. $4,000: c. B.
Dodge Co., supplies. 500 90; John Moss,
supplies. $3.50; w. o. Crawford. sup
PLIES, s14.00; William H. Duning. sup
plies. $1.50; Municipal Electric Light
and Power Co., court house, Jail and
Home for Friendless, supplies. 5000:
J. NJ. Eggemeyer & Son, court house
and poor farm supplies, $72.S0.
Jail Supplies, Repairs, Ete.-John f.
Woodhurst, repairs. $40: L. A.
Thomas, Home for Friendless, repairs,
1872: Charles Morgan, guard insane,
$4,000; Hackman, Klehfoth Co, Home
for Friendless supplies. 1854: Au-
relia Thomas, Home for Friendless
matron and supplies, $4,000: Dora
Hutchens. Home for Friendless en-
ploye, $1,000; c. c. Schaefer, supplies,
1885; c. H. Hasecoster, supplies,
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$500; Hoosier Mercantile Co, Jail and
poor farm supplies, 1884
Poor Farm Repairs, Employees. Etc.
Nova Roller ct al. employees, $157.16;
Corkins Chemical Co, supplies. $25 "a:
Frank Sherry. supplies, $1,000; Rich
mohd Chair Co.. supplies, $3.50; Rich
mond Oil Co.. supplies, $12SS: Fred
Sehlentz, supplies. s27.63; J. D. Nixon,
supplies, $104.14; Mrs. Jerry Myers,
supplies. $1,000: Tine Richardson.
supplies, $222.30; Centerville Munich
pal Electric Light Plant. supplies,
s2793
! Free Turnpike road supplies, re-
pairs, etc.-W. .. Jones, county super
| intendent office expense, 81; Indian
| Refining Co., supplies. 1929: L. c.
Peacock, engineer service, $12:: Nc
Conaha Co, supplies, $10.75: B. F. Abb
bolt, guarding prisoners, $45; A. &. c.
Stone and Lime Co, supplies, s173.95;
Model Clothing Co, supplies, 81; J. NJ.
Eggemeyer & Son, supplies, $3.50;
Ella McHugh, supplies, $40; Ward
Machine shop, supplies, s1.60; J. NJ.
Burt, employees, Dist. No. l, $58: Link
Watkins, Dist. No. 2. S1145O; Simon
Atwell, Dist. No. 3, $1O5.02: Edgar Pol
lard, Dist. No. 4, S76.55; Albert CranOr,
Dist No. 5, 1928: Edwin L. Norris,
Dist. No. 6, $123SO; Walter j. King,
, Dist. No. z, s8S.70; Frank Lutz, Dist.
No. S4.6S; Albert Wilson, Dist No 9,
$50; Frank Clarke, Dist No. 10,
s10O15; Edward F. Doren, Dist No.
II. $1S615: w. o. Jones, per diem
superintendent, 500.
Allowances to Trustees in settle
ment OF Poor Accounts.-E. ]. Wright,
trustee Abingdon twp, $2S63; Amos
E. Ehle. Jackson twp, $561.07; J. r.
Reynolds, New Garden twp, $4S.64;
VIM. H. Wilson, Harrison twp, 81;
Milo J. Harris, Center twp, $1674O;
Alexander Abbott, Dalton twp, s24.S0;
Charles Atkinson, Perry twp, s57S7;
G. w. Crull, Washington twp, $152.25;
Enos c. Veal, Greene twp, $500: Will
Moore, Webster twp, 50; c. H. Bond,
Clay twp, $3.50; w. j. Curtis, Frank
lin twp, s41; J. o. Edgerton, Wayne
twp. $1.513.13.
Circuit Court Allowances-John F.
Holiday. per diem court reporter,
SIPS; Albert B. Steen, return of Les
ter Wilkins, fugitive, $3.50; L. L.
Harris, juror. $3.50: A. w. weIdy,
juror. $3.50; Thollie Druley, juror.
$3.50; Edward Undertake, Juror,
$3.50; James Mccoy, juror, $3.50;
Theodore R. Lamb, juror, $14: John L.
Bennett, juror. S12.50; ]. E. Davenport,
juror, $3.50; Erasmus E. Stoover,
Juror, $3.50; Frank Mccoy. $3.50:
Elizabeth w. Gambler, returning child
from. Whites Institute, 1862; Gem
restaurant, jury meals, 1925; Albert
B. Steen, returning fugitive. $42.51;
Charles r. Woodhurst,. juror, S.;
Frank Mccoy, juroro, IS; John L. Ben
nett, juror. $500; II. J. Pressnau. re-
turning fugitive, s2.sS; Bobbs- Merrill
Co, law books, $500; William Shend-
Ter. juror. S.; Adam o. Boyd. Juror,
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