The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-15
County Auditor Bowman Submits His 1915 Report

Nov. Wv. e. Evans, hauling or
gan from School Dist. 10, $50.
Nov. 13-Wm. Dickerson, repairs ct
schools, Dists. Is and IL, $10.65; Bessie
Lacey, hauling children to school, Dist.
ID. 1925: C. H. Miles, repairs at
school, Dist. s, $3.50.
Nov. 20--James Snively, freight bills
and hauling furniture and supplies for
schools. $6.17; Homer Estell. gravel
for school, Dist. 5, SIS.
Nov. &c. H. Finney, fruit and ice
cream for dedications at schools,
Dists. 5 and 10, $3.50.
Nov. 23-Charles w. Roland, repair.
ing cutters and spouts at schools,
Dists. s. IL and IS. $11.s5.
Nov. 24-Oscar Darland, grading
school yard and hauling gravel, Dist.
s, $22; Nov. 24-James L. Smith, pic
ture for school, Dist. Is, $3.50; Mar
shall Furnace Co., repairs and work on
school furnaces, Dist. 1, $47.4O.
Nov. 26-Eliga Thorp, janitor fees,
School Dist. 10, SIS.
Nov. 27-Harvey Kirkman, hauling
children to school, Dist. 10, $50; John
Jenkins, janitor fees, School Dist. II,
1872; Grace L. King, Domestic Science
teacher in all schools, $39; s. w. Gull
bertson, hauling children to school,
Dist 9, $40; Charles E. Little, hauling
children to school, Dist. 1, $62.70; VIM.
H. Bartel ST., janitor work and rapairs
at school, Dist. 9, $3.50; Harry T.
Lawrence. hauling children to school,
Dist. 1. $55; Joseph Bietry, hauling
children to school, Dist. 8, $39; Chas.
H. Little, hauling school desks to
school, Dist. l, and bringing hack to
town, IS; Bessie Lacey, hauling chill.
dren to school, Dist. 10, $3.13; Harry
Stillinger, coal oil for schools, Dists.
9 and II, SAL.
Nov. 29-Bernard Behen, hauling
children to school, Dist. IL, $3.50.
Nov. 30-Passmore Avery, janitor
work, School Dist. 3, SIS; L. c. Jones,
glazing and repairs at school, Dist. 10,
$3.50; Thomas Burris, hauling children
to school. Dist 3, $33.
Dec. 1-Mather Bros. Co.. coal for
school, Dist. s, $23.92; Will Turner,
cleaning and repairing school, Dist. Is,
1920; T. H. l. & E. Traction Co.,
transportation tickets for pupils from
School Dist. II to city, $15; Kiger &
Co., school desks and chairs, Dfsts.
and. 10, $4s6.45.
Dec. 2-The A. Burdsall Co., paint
IA, $287c Mike Smith, trimming
trees, Dist 10 school, SO.
Dec. 3-Russel Clark, janitor fees,
School Dist. l, $50; Luther o. Draper
window shades for schools, Dists. 5
and 10, $66.0S. =.
Dec. Al. o. Darland, janitor fees,
School Dist. 5, 1872; Noah Ryan, work
and material for fence at school, Dist
5. $3.50; Agnes Miles, janitor fees,
School Dist. 6, $50.
Dec. John Clinehans, repairing old
pumps and furnishing new pump for
school, Dist. s, $3.50; J. NJ. Coe Print
ing Co., printing school bonds and
commencement programs. $56.
Dec. SC. H. Addleman, interest on
school warrant No. 6, $45.
Dec. 11-Mather Bros. Co.. 6 tons
coal for school, Dist.A6, $26.48.
Dec. 15-Standard Supply Co., fence
posts and cement for school, Dist. 5,
$19.6s.
Dec. 17-Indiana Educational Co.,
sewing supplies and lessons, $38; D.
H. Goble Printing Co., 80 copies Home
and School Visitor" $26.67.
Dec. 18-Richmond Lumber Co.,
lumber for stage, School Dist. 5,
$13.41; Gertie McNutt, hauling child
to school, Dist. ID, $1S.75.
Dec. 21-Chas. Butler, coal Oil and
can for school, Dist. 5, $3.50; The
Evening Item, printing sale notices of
school property and bonds, $1,000.
Dec. 22-Mrs. S. B. Morgan, fire in
surance policy on school at Dist. l,
$3.50; J. @. Edgerton, treasurer, for
manuscripts and printing, $5O.25.
Dec. 23-Grace L. King, supervisor
of Domestic Science, $3.50; Mather
Bros. Co., coal for schools, Dists. 1
and 5, $1O6.6O; Eliga Thorp, for JAM
tor services, School Dist. 10, $15.95;
The Richmond Palladium, printing
notices of sale of bonds and school