The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-07-21


amounted to $3,076.00.
One of the most unusual bills
of the month was presented by
the city of Dayton. It seems that
one of the inmates at the Dayton
workhouse had to undergo en-
ergency dental treatment The
patient got the works and the
county got bill for $500.
The bills charged against the
dog and kennel fund were ex-
ceptionally low this month. The
only bill presented was by Dale
Reed, county dog warden, who
received $3.50 for expenses in
Cured in destroying dogs. A tot
al of $4,000 was paid out of the
road and bridge fund. A sum of
S191.50 was paid out for casing.
The remaining $3.50 went to the
Caldwell Electric Light plant for
electricity for the county garage.
Bills presented Monday and
approved for payment included:
The city of Dayton, emergency
dental treatment, $13; Barrett
Bros, supplies for probate
court, $49.80; DR.. Frank Sande,
professional service, SIS; Rocky
Glen sanatorium, treatment, SIS.
Pitman-Moore Co., BIO-212,
$10.13; The Leader, publishing
road petition, $695; city of
Dayton, care of prisoners, May,
$62; DR.. Frank Lande, examina-
ton, $5; Barrett Bros, civil cost
bills for clerk of courts, $11.50;
D. U. v. Sarahsville, Memorial
Day expense, $40; Jack Wilson,
stamps and postcards for reap
praising, 81; The Journal, ad-
vertising for treasurer, STAT;
William Lilienthal & Sons, jour
nal, $75; Burroughs Adding Ma
chine Co., mechanical service,
$5.05; Walton Starr, postage, Sc.
American Legion Post No. Ais,
Memorial Day expense, $40; Am
erican Legion, $40; American
Legion Post No. 418, $40; The
Journal, 500 notices for county
auditor, $3.75; F. c. Boeschaar,
Memorial Day expense, $40;
Ohio Fuel Gas Co., gas for court
house, $2.23; American Legion
Post No. 252, Memorial Day ex-
pense, $40; The Journal, stamped
envelopes, $20.64; Burroughs
Adding Machine Co., ribbon for
treasurer, $1.20; Miami Valley
h sp it a l, clinical treatment,
$30.5O.
Central Motor Co., cleaning
gas line, $0.75; Standard Oil Co.,
supplies for commissioners car,
$1.46; Stakalta Mfg. Co., 19 Malt
and Wort applications, $1.33;
Fred Proctor Co., supplies for
probate judge, $48.5O; Stakalta
Mfg. Co., supplies for treasurer,
$4.l0; Stakalta Mfg. Co., supplies
for recorder, $1.55; T. M. Ehler-
mann, gasoline and kerosene,
$500; Columbus Blank Book Co.,
pencils for treasurer, $1.15; DR..
N. S. Reed, rabie treatment, $35;
William Lilienthal & Sons, 200
legal size folders, printed, $11.25.
Columbus Blank Book Co.,
supplies for prosecuting attorney,
$3.50; Stakalta Mfg. Co., supplies
for prosecuting attorney, $13.75;
The Journal, advertising road pc
tition, $13.26; w. E. Jones, labor
on court house, $213.70; Frank
Reed Insurance Agency, pre-
MUM, $84.85; Ada Ackley, M. D.,
observation, $40; Johnson-Wat-
son Co., supplies for janitor,
$1.62; Edna Mckee, care and
cleaning of jail, $5; Shafer In
surance Agency, premium,
$84.85; George w. Rice, painting
and interior decorating of court
house, $3.50.
Brady's, supplies for commits
sioners, $1.99; Rocky Glen san
itorium, medical attention, $12;
Caldwell Electric Light plant,
electric for Jail, $11.54; Permian
Oil & Gas Co., gas for Jail, $3.50;
Noryal Robey Co.. supplies for