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I.Commissioners’ A lowances. Tdh following biilB were allowed by the County Commissioners, at their September meeting:)3.3hceatatofidas?hmeeaastsle7.*;H-,eiter-W. N. Young. specific ...............$l9 58 jFremont Clifford, indexing' deed record.. 897 00.w. N. Young, quarter salary.............. 200 00 jW, N. Young, per cent, on collections.... 580 00A. B. Claypool, viewing: highways........ 2 50Daniel Fiant. viewing highways......... 2 50H. M. Broaddus, viewing highways .......2 50E. M. McCready. serving summons ........3 05J. M. Higgs, printing and advertizing— 45 50Sinks Y«»ung. printing annual Commission era reports............................ 2000A. M. Andrews, medicine for poor........ 90L. A. Frazee, burial of poor................ 18 00C. A. Kieman. g aves for poor............. 30 00Thomas Smith Son, burial tor poor.... 82 00Mary F Cotton, keeping orphans........ 299 COE. Derbyshire, medical aid to poor ofPosey township.......................... 56 25Boss Serodino, hardware for publicbuUding•............................... 12 88Turkenkoph Bros., tobacco for asylum... 14 84E. W. Burk, groceries for asylum......... 33 07Philip R« eder, blacksmithing for asylum. 12 35Keller Co.. clothing for asylum......... 5 70Leonard Bieman, groceries for asylum GO 25A. M. Andrews, drugs for asylum......... 14 75G. P. Pratt, shoes for asylum............ 26 95C F. Clatir. beef for asylum.............. 25 48William Burns, harness for asylum .......4 05Lockhart Co., groceries for asylum. ... 54 73 T. L. Griifis’ Sons, dry goods for asylum.. 29 46F. B. Beeson, shoes for asylum............ 11 60Ward Jemison, drugs, etc., for asylum... 16 30E. A. Fausett, coil oilfor asvlum.......... 5 85Boss Seridino, hardware for asylum.... 19 30F. Rothschild Sons, dryf goods for asylum ........................................ .39 39Simon Osth* iwier. coal for asylum 33 75M. Holberg Co.. clothing for asylum... 36 25 Moses Lewis, blacksmithing for asylum.. 1 75 Anthony Arnold, shoes for asylum. ... 9 00Downs, Ready Co., lumber for asylum. 2 73 Connersville Gas Light Co., fuel and lightCourt House and jail .................... 87 55C. C. Ackerman, Court Horse clock 50 00James M. Backhouse, quarter salary andfees county auditor.. ................. 550 10W. L. Sparks, assessing.................... 5 00James M. Backhouse, serving on Board of Keview......... 15 00E. M. Stone, serving as County Assessor. 72 CG6rt111-\eDeDfKeuben Conner, serving as County Attorney....................................150 0Thomas Grist, mattress for jail........ 6 ToO. P. Moffett, teaming for county......... 9 00Ed Enos Co., lumber..................... 75A. E. Barrows, aid to township poor 342 20J. W. Pigman, aid to poor of Jenningstownship....................... 15 00J. J. Cole, aid to poor in Waterloo township........................................ 2 00F. G. Hornung, medical aid Connersville township.................................. 37 50O. P Phares. medical aid Jennings township ....................................... 6 25A. E. Barrows, soldiers burial............ 40 00Dan HalJ. repairs at Court House......... 12 50A. D. Tyrrell, medical aid poor Waterloo township................................. 12 25J. M. McIntosh, specific allowances .......4 50W. D. McCormick, medical aid to poor ofFair view township..................... 8 75John T. Manlove, aid to poor in Posey-township .................................. 23 00John T. Manlove. expense of ’bridges 320 00D. W. Moore, aid to poor Jackson township............ 17 00Ward Jem Ison, paint for bridges......... 5 90G. W. Robertson, salary asjCounty Superintendent................................ 250 00F. G. Hornung, vaccinating poor......... 9 10, C. E. Moore, aid to poor of Orange town-ship......................................... 14 260 W. H. Morrison, books and stationery.... 97 72 W. B. Burford, books and stationery 22 90n Wilson, Humphrey Co., books and stationery............................... ... 12 00I* Spring Emerson, Stationary Co., books \and stationery............................. 36 00 1D S. N. Hamilton, aid to Connersville poor.. 10 00n F. C. Hall, threshing and labor...........115 8SF. C. Hall, Ditching on farm............... 14 75It F. C. Hall, salary and viewing.............. 165 00L. D. Diilman, salary Secretary Board of8 Hcalth..«. .... 25 00B. F. Thiebaud. specific.................... 5 50** E. M, McCready, specific.................. 88 CDE. M. McCready, expense of criminals— 366 40tttPtiuSieoeA. D. Tyrell. vaccinating poor............. 3 00V*atlsirB Jesse Chrisman, aid to poor Harrisontownship................................ 37 80S. E. Thomas, salary as County Coramis- | •sioner....................... 66 50 ! 111-1 Daniel Kerschner, salary as County Commissioner.................................. 66 50F. Y. Thomas, salary as County Commissioner..................................... 66 50I, James M. Backhouse, certify the above list correct.James M. Backhouse,Auditor Fayette County.fchT(flbb
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Connersville Daily Examiner
Connersville, Indiana, US
Wed, Sep 20, 1893
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