The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-08-11

ing to $9O.5O. Total operating ex-
pense for the month was
$2,012.40.
The payment of the following
bills was authorized: M & K
Store, food for relief, $1,000;
George Williams, food for relief,
$4,000; julie Collart, shoes for re-
lief, $3.50; Mother Clare, food,
shelter, care, $500; Kroger Co.,
food for relief, $45.00; Balls Cash
Market, food for relief, $1,000;
Western Auto Associate Store,
electric fan, $1O95; H. J. Cum
ningham, food for relief, $1,000;
H. L. Duncan, M. D., medical at
tention for relief client, $54.75.
James & Quick, shoes for
boarding child, $3.50; Myron
Bates, boarding county child,
$1,000; T. M. McVay, boarding
county children, $1,000; w. c,
Harper, repairing safe clocks,
$500; The Leader, publishing
road petition, $9.75; The Leader,
publishing taxpayers fees, treas
urer, $100; Walton Starr, post
age, $1,000; Otto Polling, postage,
$500; George w. Rice, painting
and interior decorating of court
house, $4,000; City of Dayton,
care and return of prisoners,
$76.10; M t h 0 d t sanatorium,
board and care, July, $l15.O0;
Marietta Office Supply, supplies
for veterans office, $246
Standard Oil Co., supplies for
commissioners car, $41O; Barnett
Bros, assessors forms, auditor,
$3.50; Columbus Blank Book
Sanfords stamp, treasurer, SOC;
Ernest Weekley, street cleaners
salary, $500; Rile Groves, night
watchman's salary, $1,000; Fern
Restaurant, meals for prisoners,
1925; The Roekel Co., Is 250-volt
renewal links, $162.
Archer's Service, supplies for
sheriff's car, $10.61; Tipton's
Hardware, one steel tape, $500;
The Journal, 100 stamped enve-
lopes, sheriff, $6.39; Pitman-
! Moore Co, BIO-2l2, $1,000; Bar
rett Bros, fifty township trustee
bonds, 1920; The Leader, pub
| fishing road notice, $4.64; William
Lilienthal & Sons, one admins
traitors and executors ALB & L
No. II, $85.00; Ohio Law Re
porter Co., subscription for one
year, common pleas court, $1,000.
Permian Oil & Gas Co., gas for
| jail, $3.50; Caldwell Electric
Light plant, electric, $3.50; Cald-
we'll Light & Water Works, water
and electric for jail, $3.50; Cald-
| we'll Light & Water Works, water
for court house, $3.50; Caldwell
Electric Light Plant, electric for
court house, $1670; Caldwell
Light & Water Works, water rent,
second quarter on fish pond
$3.50; Caldwell Electric Light
Plant, electric for jail, $10.55.
Rocky Glen sanatorium, treat
ment of T. B. patients, $4,000;
The Herald Printery, 500 blue
checks parcel post to bank, treas
urer, $347; Edna Mckee, laun-
dry and cleaning of Jail, 5000;
William Lilienthal & Sons, one
deed record, $4,000; Stakalta
Mfg. Co., supplies for prosecuting
attorney, $400; Jack Wilson,
stamps, 5000; Bud Hurst, sharp
ening mower for court house,
$l25; L. d. Miller Grocery, gro
ceries for county home, $28.38;
Caldwell Implement & Supply
Co., rope, $153; Billie Archer,
farm work for July at county
home, $975O.
Tipton's Hardware, pals, $265;
Cambridge Baking Co., bread for
county home, $1508; Grace Ruck-
er, assistant to matron, $3.50;
George Estadt & Sons, chicken
feed, $3.50; Highman's General
Store, groceries for county home,
$45.07; Lemuel Moore, salary,
$54.15; Lucy Moore, salary, $45.85;
Tom Rossiter, salary, $4,000;
Richard Davis, salary, $4,000.
Dale Reed, salary, dog and ken
mel fund, $500; Dale Reed, de
stroying dogs, dog and kennel
fund, $3.50; Caldwell Electric
Light and Power Plant, electric,
road and bridge fund, 1858;
Caldwell Electric Ii g ht and
Water works, water, road and