The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-01-19

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Elmer jackson. expense water sys-
TEN, $3.50; !. E. Smith, expense
grounds. $12.06; Mrs. Edna Pike, Sec.
CenterviIle Cemetery Association,
care grounds. $50; Central Supply Co
water system, $251.10; Edward Mason
insurance. $4,000: Charles Iretou. re-
pairs buildings. SELLS: Wayne Co.
Lumber Co.. expense buildings. $s4.-
~; +. B. PetrO, expense water sys-
tenn, 1876; Dunbar Brothers Co,
buildings and supplies, $25s.10; Julia
l1rstine and others. employees, $173.-
90; Jones Hardware Co., supplies.
SAG; Ktngan & Co.. supplies, $22:
The Beckman Wooden Mills Co.. sup.
plies, $S7:6s; B. B. Williams. supplies.
$3.50; H. L. Johnston, supplies,
$lSS.l4; John w. Wolfe. supplies,
$l50.s7; Hoosier Mercantile Co., sup
plies, S112.67; VIM. H. Dynes, sup
plies. $3.50; Richmond OIL Co, sup
plies. $3.50; The McConaha Co., sup
plies, $3.50; Indiana Hog & Cattle
Powder Co.. supplies, $32. 100; F. B.
Pero, supplies, $15.13; F. B. Petro.
salary Supt. $4,000: W. T. Fisher.
physician, $4,000.
Free Turnpike Road Supplies. Re.
pairs, Etc.-Indian Refining Co.. sup.
plies, $3768; B. B. Williams, supplies.
1920: Miller-Kemper Co.. supplies,
1899; The Barrett Co.. supplies, SAL
n; Armour & Co., supplies, s34.93:
Jones Hardware Co., supplies. s2S.73:
Jones Hardware Co., supplies, $3.50;
Rodefeld Mfg. Co., supplies, $1o4.35;
J. NJ. Eggemeyer & Son, supplies,
s1l.95; r. J. Schuerman, supplies,
*3.45; Walter E. DIS. supplies, $33:
Thos. Turner & Son. supplies, $53.22:
B. F. Abbott. guarding prisoners,
$3.50; Samuel Stackhouse, road EN-.
ploye. $3.50; Model Clothing Co.
supplies. $685.; The McConaha Co.
supplies, s2S.25; ]. D. Adams Co.
supplies, 5000: Hetherington & Bir.
ner supplies, $500; Hetherington &
Birner, supplies. $500: ]. NJ. Burt,
employees, District No. 1, $S4.75; Her.
man Thomas. Dist. No. 2, s1320S:
Line Watkins, Dist No 9, s124sO:
Printes Edwards, Dist No. 4, $3.50;
Wayne Lamar, Dist. No. 5, $11s.15:
Ray 1nnis, Dist. No. 6, S102.O9; Albert
Cranor. Dist. No. Z, 1870; Earl
Cheesman, Dist No. s, 5000: A. o.
Haisley, Dist. No. 9, 1920; Edwin L.
Norris. Dist. No. 10; $134.05; Walter
j. King, Dist. No. II, s1O6.17; Frank
Lutz. Dist. No. 12; $10S.97: Robert
Reynolds. Dist. No. 10, s142.67: AZ
bert Wilson, Dist. No. IA, s9575:
Frank Clerk, Dist No. Is, S149. As: Ed.
F. Doren, Dist 16, $4,000; Frank
Rife, Dist. No. II, s1O0.55;: w. o.
Jones. per diem Co. Supt. Highways.
$135.00.
Health Commissioners Allowances
". P. Grifis, salary assistant health
officer for year, 1916, $500; DR.. A.
e. Ehle, expense prevention contagi-
GUS diseases. $50; Mag & Reilly, ex-
pense prevention contagious diseases,
$3.50; A. G. Luken & Co.. supplies.
$1.00; Geo. w. Young, exp. prevention
contagious diseases, $3.50; Geo. W.
Young, expense prevention contagi-
Gus diseases. $3.50.
Court (Circuit) Allowances-Chas.
Kerlin, juror. $40; Floyd Dynes, jur-
or, $3.50; Charles Tice, juror, $3.50:
George G. Davis, juror, $3.50; Oliver
T. Wallace. Juror, $3.50; Homer Els
tell, juror, $2.70: John Deitz, Juror,
$500; Abiathar Way. juror, $500;
Moses Mitchell. Juror, S.; John Set
ties, Juror, IS; Walter J. Burgess, .
Juror. $3.50; John Mckee. juror,
$3.50; Samuel Snyder, juror. $4,000; /
Frank o. Underhill, Juror. $1770;
Clinton Woolard, juror. $2S.35: Earl
Crawford, Juror, $3.50; John G. Kee-
yer. juror, $3.50; Milo Harris, juror,
1920; Charles Neff, juror. $3.50;
John S. Nicholson, juror, 1910: Felix
Johnston, juror. $3.50: Addison Roby
juror, $3.50; Charles Colvin, Juror,
$10.S5; Elizabeth W. Gambler, inves-
tigating cases in Juvenile Court, $685.;
Russell White, juror, $3.50; John A.
Markley, per diem as Court Bailih,
$50; Elizabeth W. Gambler, mileage,
taking children to Indianapolis, $3.45;
John F. Davenport, jury commissioner
S.; jeremiah Mcdaniel, jury commits
sioner, Sc; Fred C. Cause, special
Judge, $4,000; Caleb Wilson, juror,
$3.50; Joseph w. Palmer. juror, $14.-
10; Jesse L. Harrison, juror $3.50;
Henry Stricken, juror. $3.50; How
ard Whitley, juror, $3.50: Edwin
Norris, juror, $3.50; William E.
Brooks, juror, $2O.s0; Walter J. La
fuze, juror, 1880; Andrew J. McKin-
ney, juror, $14.30; A. C. Lindemuth,
special Judge, $500; Elizabeth W.
Gambler, investigating cases, $500;
John F. Holiday, per diem as Court
Reporter, s125.00; W. L. Fouts, juror,
s3S 90; Elmer Lumpkins. juror, $3.50
Andrew w. Kerber, juror, $3.50; AL
bert Oler, juror, $3.50; Moses Nit
,hell, Juror, $3.50; Jesse L. Harri-
SON, juror, $3.50; John G. Clark. jur-
IT, 1920; Howard Whitley, juror,
s1420; VIM. E. Brooks, juror, s13.6G:
Edwin S. Saxton, juror, $22.70; Jacob
ngerman, Juror. $3.50; Jerome Swi-
'her, juror, $23.35; Elizabeth ". Can
Her, investigating cases, $500; Oliver
;. Thomas, Juror, 800.
In the Matter of the Alleged Epi-
epsy of Mary Westerkamp-Michael
". Kelly, IS; Richard Schillinger, SO;
). Edgar Bond, So; NJ. F. Johnston,
800.
In the Matter of the Insanity of AL
media Furguson-Michael ". Kelly,
;.S5; Hoosier Mercantile Co., $24.45;
Albert B. Steen, $3.50.
In the Matter of the insanity of
lanes T. Johnson-Michael w. Kelly,
'1.50; Joseph N. Study. $500.
In the Matter of the Insanity of
Dive Observation-Disclosures w. Kelly,
;1.50; John NJ. Wampler, $500.
In the Matter of the Insanity of