The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-01-15

sent: II. ID. Massonl, Member OF the
Board.
The following claims against the
county were examined and allowed
and warrants ordered drawn on the
county treasurer for the various
amounts as shown by the Register Of
Claims:
J. s. Conrad, coyote bounty..$ 100
L. L. Hart, coyote bounty. 100
Forest Geig, coyote bounty. 100
| @. p. Holland, coyote bounty 400
A. P. Mauzy, coyote bounty 100
Hood Southern, coyote coun-
W ....-.....-.........-.-..-..:...- Z.UU
J. o. Pointing, coyote bounty 800
Arthur McCoid, coyote boun-
ty ..............,.......-........... 100
C. E. Michael, coyote bounty. 100
E. F. Lewis, coyote bounty. 600
]. R. P. Carr, coyote bounty. 100
E. L. Kraft, coyote bounty. LOO
w. W. Antrim, coyote bounty 100
M. Q. McClelland, coyote
bounty .................A...+..... 100
N. A. Smith, coyote bounty. 100
Star Lumber Co., Mdse, ...... 1.20
Chas. Kennard, blacksmithing rs
B. E. Heating, labor on heat
ing plant .............-............-.. ESQ
Southwestern Hdw. Co., sup
plies Recommendation. 800
Malone & Co., labor and sup
plies at Jail ........................ 1890
Hutchinson o. S. Co., supplies .46
Crane & Co., supplies ............ 7.20
Liberal News, county printing $500
Liberal Democrat, county
printing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7.6U
Star Lumber Co., coal for
pauperS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 23.O5
John L. Tice, Mdse. for pau
pers .......--.................-.....- 24.ll
City of Liberal, coal for pau
pers -................................... 2.7O
Enterprise Mer. Co., mdse for
paupers .............................. 1886
Liberal Undertaking Co.,
burial Civil War soldier. 5000
Plains Telephone Co., tolls. .35
Wilson Chemical Co., supplies 1850
Burroughs Add. Mach. Co.,
repairs .-----..-..---..-.-.------.--.-..- lib
Elves Written, steno work
county attorney -............... ZOO
Gertrude Jones, Register, De-
cember salary and excess
fees ...........,........................ 246.sO
T. G. Hubbard, janitor, De-
cember salary .................. $500
Marie Griffith, clerk hire
county treasurer ............... $3.50
G. L. Light, County Attorney,
December salary ........... 93.75
J. G. Trindle, Co. Eng,
county road markers,......... 10000
Abe X. Stoufer, Co. Clerk,
December salary ................ 10000
Emma Thompson, Supt., De-
cember salary ...........,........ 10000
w. H. Feather, Co. Treas,
December salary ................ 10000
Chas. M. Tucker, salary 4th
quarter and expense to To-
peka ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
W. H. Feather, Co. Treas,
Misc. expense November
and December ................... 1920
G.. M. LeMonnier, Trustee,
overseeing poor 4th quar-
ter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6O.OO
R. P. Swartz, deputy sheriff
fees OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 400
]. /. Gilbert, coyote bounty. 200
Fred Reiss, auto road work. 21.00
T. j. Roberts, county road
work .......................... 32.60
]. w. Campbell, P. j., salary
4th quarter, less fees. 1O4.05
W. H. Emrie, auto road work 5000
paupers ..,.,,'..........,,........,.. Ats
W. o. Nelson, Sheriff, De-
cember salary, expense
Newton, jail attendance
and boarding prisoners. 1921
Paul W. Light & Co., coal
for paupers ..................... $3.50
Paul W. Light & Co., coal for
court house .............. 321.15
Chas. Antrim, coyote bounty 700
F. W. Huddleston, M. D., hos
pital fees for paupers........ 1888
/, P. W. Wennerhohn, rent for
u pauper, two months ~ 1900
Ralph Rinehart, county road
i work ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
|, o. j. ontjes, county road
work o6.OU
J. A. Robertson, county road
work .................................. 742.2s
H. D. Massoni, Co. Com'F,
December salary and mile
age lJ.oU
w. W. Antrim, Co. Com'r,
December salary and mile
age ............................... 11.6O
j. +. Fuest, Co. Com'r, De-
cember salary .......-.......... 1000
The fee reports Of the County
Superintendent, Register Of Deeds
Clerk District Court and Probate
Judge were examined and approved
The fee reports Of the County
Superintendent, Register Of Deeds
Clerk District Court and Probate
Judge were examined and approved
The bonds furnished by the PEG
pies State Bank and the First Ma
tional Bank, county repositories
9 were examined and approved.
The following deputy assessors, ap
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