County Appropriations and Detailing for Marion Indiana 1910
A dense ledger of county expenses lists salaries supplies and repairs for Marion County Indiana during 1910. Items include auditor and treasurer payrolls, assessor per diems, jail and workhouse costs, courthouse repairs, heat light and water, guardians’ home, roads and bridges, and primary election expenses. Numerous vendors and amounts are cited, with allocations across township offices and departments, and a notice inviting bids for culvert extension on Three Notch Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Ad
Marion County
Indiana
Sentinel Printing Co
Elliott Fisher Co
Art Meta Construction Co
Eliott Fischer Co
Charles Auch
Remngionypewriter Co
Levey Bros. & Co
New Long Distance Telephone Co
Center Township
Board of State
M. Mode
Vonnegut Hardware Co
Geo. W
Aldag Paint & Varnish Co
Roch
Indianapolis News
Eat
Indianapolis Sun
Perry Ian Per Diem
W. C. Cain
S. W. Todd
B. J. Spees
The
Vermin Exterminator Co
J. P. Davis Co
American Toilet Supply Co
Pettis Dry Goods Co
Polar Ice and Fuel Co
Standard Machine and Electric Co
Standard of
Indianapolis Manufacturers and Carpenters’ Union
Meier Electric and Elevator Co
Dewald & Wahl
Aldag Paint and Varnish Co
Royse Electric Co
H. A. Burkhart & Son
Adolph Rosenzweig
Western Union Telegraph Co
Indianapolis Belting and Supply Co
Indianapolis Boiler Compound Co
Indianapolis Light and Heat Co
Indianapolis Water Co
Crane Co
Dean Bros
Hide, Leather and
Standard Oil Co
Western Machine Works
Kirkhoff Bros. & Co
Supoles Asylum
Wacker
Ora E. Cotton
Vatanicas Sales Co
the Bourbo
Adme-Evans Co
Armour &Seap Works
Harmon & Hall
Fleischmann Co
J. W. Peek
Jackson Hill Coal and Coke Co
Albert RB. Worm
A. B. Meyer &Co
M. M. Munford
City Ice and Coal Co
the Boar Co
Acme-Evans Co
American Dairs Co
American Supply Co
J. L. Keach
Kothe-Weiss & Bauer Co
Haag Drug C O
Hide, Leather and Belting Co
Grocers’ Baking Co
7. L. Perry Co
J. W. Waltz
the Bouro
Armour Soap Works
J. (. Perry & Co
Pettis Pry Goods Co
Probst & Kassebaum
Red Star Compressed Yeast Co
Polk's Sanitary Milk Co
Schofield-Pierson Co
Aldag Palatree Varnish Co
Kirkhoff Bros
Rae M. Smith
M. D
C. J. Kneer
Center
Indianapolis Mortar & Fuel Co
Peter Zimmer
Wiese & Stiegmann Co
Jm, Vines & Co
Henry L. Lichtenauer
John Dinlinger
Aug. M. Kuhn Co
R. R. Haynes Bro
Friendly Inn Wood and Coal Yard
Henry
Schroeder
Lawrence Township
Chas. H
Alpha Home
Rank
Fishback
Frank S. Fishback
Cicero Seibert
Ida
Stanley
S. D. Brumfiel
Ss. L
Milton Carlan
Grover Todd
Harden Cassell
J. L. Spitznagel
William H. Champion
John F.connor
John Moritarity
William LT. Graham
Thomas W. Brown
B. J. McCloskey
James Dugan
Charles Myers
Albert Sturkmeyer
Louis Larsh
Michael F. Lahey
William Brochhausen
Martin J. Logan
Wiy T. Brown
Erin Duffy
James 8. Lawler
Frank R. Fish
George Kuhn
William Eifert
James G. Rochford
Henry Brookmeyer
Samuel N.gold
JI. F. Riester
George Mazur
William H. Quinn
Clarence F. Parker
Assessor
J. Engan
Ed Hebbeler
J. Sourwine
C. Teiner
G. Stumph
J. Sullivan
C. E Milner
J. Roman
H. Brune
W. Finley
A. Lancaster
H. Tellkamp
Thomas Perrott
A. D. Cornelius
A. D. Shaw
Samuel Adams
Clifford Craig
Harry Deputy
Robt. Hardin
Benno Mitchell
Harry Mitton
Hugh Metcalf
John Morford
Chas. Royster
R Diem
Wm. H. Brown
Per Diem
Wm. H. Champion
John F. O'Connor
John Moriarity
Wm. U. Graham
Thos. W. Brown
Albert Stuckmeyer
Michael FF. Labey
Wm. Broekhauser
Wm. T. Brown
Jos. B. Lawler
George Kuba
Wm. Eifert
Jas. G. Rothford
Samuel N. Gold
J. F. Riester
Wm. H. Quinn
Volpp & Fritz
N. Line
Grant eFarland
Wayne Township
John F. McCain
Anna Johnson
Mary Johnson
Sadie Froyd
Paul Bonner
John C. Hiatt
Milt Phillips
John H. McDevitt
Simon L. Kiser
Winnifred Glenn
Alfred W. Brandt
Thos. J. Clegg
Frank Fobl
George Pfeffer
W. G. Grant
P. T. McClure
James Madden
James L. Fieser
Nelle Fosdick
Hurd Jacobs
Carrie Lombard
Joseph Bristow
James
E. Berry
Oscar Hadley
State Benevolent 2Nd Penal Institutions
R. H. Brysoin
P. M
S. L. Montgomery
Wiliam H. Brown
J. FP. McCain
Annie Johnson
Sadie
William A. Graham
Michael F. Lubey
Asbury Burk
Pike Township
Charles Bartley
Diem
Lillian Artley
Albert DeLong
Washington Township
Wm. Dawson
Aa. G. Bowen
J. O
Wm. A. Graham
Chas. Myers
James M. Tolin
Michael Hanrahan
Wm. Kelly
David Hiner
Theo. Woerner
Jacob Mueller
Fourth Ward
Tim
Griwup
Rh. H. Day
L. D. Polly
Chas. C. Dare
L. M. Burch
Aug. J. Woerner
John A. Wise
Wm. J. Madden
Chas. D. Busehong
Fifth Ward
Wm. EF
Nation
Stephen O. Pollock
Jos. H. Beacham
I. P. Hooton
W. Riley
Hart
Buff Fouts
Seventh Ward
Joe Henn
Dan
W. Crockett
W. E. Crosley
Edw. H. Davis
Elliott R. Hooton
Peter Liehr
T. Herman A. Grinateiner
Otto Formes
Fighth Ward
J. B. Fraelich
Lawrence Mooney
J. B. Tisher
P. Dunn
E. W. Ransburg
Oscar Hock
Well
Ninth Ward
Henry Fink
A. W. Pogue
Joseph J. Reith
F_ oA. Leukhardt
William C. Smith
W. S&s Johnson
William Curry
Marion A. Neff
Charles Morbach
F. Michaelis
Frank &. Aukenbrock
M. M. Mahoney
John L. F. Steeg
Wlof. Lach
Twelfth Ward
J. RB. Vaught
Thomas E. Clifford
Edward A. Barry
Michael DD. O'Connor
Joseph Reinhart
JR. Sommers
Michael F. McHugh
T. Byers
W. Oa. Jorece
J. Ik. King
P. H. Dodds
H. Hutcheson
Louisa Richards
Thyemus E. Clifford
Jacob Woessner
Fieser
Bristow
Carrie Lamberd
Fosdick
Harry R. Wallace
Wim. H. Champion
Sis
Ten F. Coonan
Rev. McCloske
Albert Stnckmeyer
Louis‘Larsh
Michael BP. Lahey
IS. L. Montgomery
William H. Brown
Astrium
Fannie Crose
Ollie McCorkle
Luella Maines
Emen Burnett
Oscar Pruitt
Ernest Ocworth
Fred Schlotz
H. R. McKinstray
C. E. Orders
M. Ee
James Sullivan
E. E. Millner
J Tohy Roman
Henry Brune
Walace Finley
Telekamp
O'Brien
J. Pray
Jane Martin
Wm. McCoys
Lora Das
W. S. Whitley
John Christy
Edward Fitzgibbons
C. Hayes
Wo. H. Kollman
Auton Rayburn
Hardin Cassell
Perry Township
Don W. Vorhies
Beerende
Addie Fritchie
Asylum For Insane
B. S. Potter
Louise Potter
John Householder
W. B. Owens
Daniel Campbell
Geo. Hastie
Billa Fant
Elizabeth Dark
John Colbert
Pearl McDaniel
Melvin Myers
Hattie Rebling
Au Ust Mueller
Smith F. Reger
Obn Kelly
Michael Kelly
Arizona Patton
Bertha Dimmick
Wm. Rebling
Chas. Redmier
Chalmer Spaulding
Myra Murphy
Louise Clark
James Tresslar
Joseph
Nellie
Board of Commissioners of
Three Notch Road
Aurhtor
Marion
Indiana hogs and cattle ease as receipts rise in July
Indianapolis reports receipts of 7000 hogs 1850 cattle and 800 sheep with gains in hogs and sheep versus a year ago while cattle rise with larger arrivals. Prices moved lower amid fair demand from outside buyers and cautious market outlook. Nearby hogs mostly 9.25 to 9.40 with a few at 9.20. Cattle and calves mixed with bulls steady and calves up about 25 cents. Sheep and lambs seen firm, spring lambs 5.00 to 7.50, yearlings 4.50 to 5.50, sheep 1.00 to 4.50. Other markets in East Buffalo Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago noted similar softness and mixed demand.
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Indianapolis
Lst
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Steve Fee
Rene
Wall Street Gains Spur Broad Stock Advance
In New York and London trading on Thursday, Standard stocks rose about a point early with Union Pacific Reading Atchison Steel and Southern Pacific leading advances of one point or more. Readings moved to 144 from 141 1/2 as rail stocks and key industrials climbed amid strong demand from major investment houses.
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New York
Union Pacific
Reading
Atchison, Steel
Southern Pacific
Consolidated Gas
Bank of England
England
America
London
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union
Atlantic Coast Mae
Southern Railway
Chicago cash grain market prices and bids for corn and wheat
Chicago large grain quote list shows No 2 red wheat at 1.04 to 1.06, No 2 white corn bids around 64 to 66 cents, No 2 yellow around 62 to 64, and No 1 northern spring futures near 1.16. Buffalo New York and Cleveland area prices for spring and winter wheat, corn, oats, and rye listed with through-bill details and bid prices. Multiple grades shown with varying quotations and delivery terms.
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Chicago
Buivfalo
N. Y
Tarley
Thac
Grain Gossip From Hutchinson to Wichita Notes Corn Bugs
Wires report crop conditions across Kansas with corn shows bugs moving from oats to corn and stands from Hutchinson to McPherson fair to good color but shorter than last year. Wheat averages 10 to 10 bushels. threshing starts tomorrow. rains scarce. July and August likely hot. showers in spots offer limited relief. Oats heading short but prospects okay. several towns report late corn by about 30 days with variable stands and colors. overall grain quality praised in some reports while others warn for rain needed.
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Hutchinson
Wichita
McPherson
Cincinnati
Howard Wires
Finley Barrell & Co
Onaga
Kas
Leesburg
Abilene
Junction City
Manhattan
Garrison
Onago
Schwabacher Provisions Letter Analyzes Hog Market Decline
The midweek note cites four factors behind recent hog price breaks. Strong receipts over three weeks, heavier average weights, dulled cash trade for lard and meats, and outside packers selling options. Local sellers have absorbed offerings but outside interest is minimal. September pork seen as best on the 1st. unlikely stock buildup before then. shorts unlikely except on extreme bulges.
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Schwabacher
New York Market Quotes for Meat and Produce
July 7 market report lists pork at 25.50 26.00, lard midwest spot at 12.05 12.15, sugars mixed including centrifugal 96 test at 4.33 and refined grades. Turkey 15 19c, chickens 16 24c, ducks 11 13c, live poultry easing, cheese steady with skim and full skim ranges, receipts totals 5,576 and 22,208 for dairy products.
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New York
Middle West
Peery
Leder Z. Waite
Cotton Prices Open Steady Market in New York Trade
New York cotton market opens with July at 15.24 15.28, August 14.62 14.65, September 13.22 13.23, October 12.62 12.64, December 12.44 12.45, January 12.42 12.43, February 12.42 bid, March 12.47 12.48, May 12.49 bid. Market steady.
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Fuly
Atelison See
aCar
H. T
St. P
Penn. R. Russe
Rep. Steel
A.c.ee
Rock Islam Rear
Rock TH. Pfd
Sov. Pac
Texas Pac
Ty Ween Sewee Tol
St. L. Ow
Une Pac
T. Stee
Hay Oger L. &. Steel Pfd
Utah Coper New
York Bonds
N. Y
Joly
C. R. i. Col
jSo
Pac
Mt. Orl
W. Shore
L.&n. Unified
N. J Cc
New York
New York Bar Silver Moves Higher
New York bar silver rose to 54 cents for commercial bar and Mexican dollars quoted at 44 3/4 cents, with an advance of a fraction. Market activity noted in a brief daily report from New York on July 7.
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New York
Wwe
Steel firms face price cuts amid rising buying demand
New York Financial Bureau notes Steel Corp may cut prices to meet competition from independents as strong buying sto nds emerge. Finney Barrell & Co foresee liquidation pause possibly triggering a rapid rally. experts warn against overbuying stock. Burlington RR official forecasts June earnings up 10 percent higher than last year.
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New York Financial Bureau—lIt
Steel Corporation
Chicago Produce Prices Report from July Trade
Market note from Chicago listing butter extras at 26c firsts 24c. eggs prime at 11c to 16c. cheese twins 15% 16c. live poultry fowls 14lc. ducks 10c. geese 10c. dairy extras and other items appear with varying firsts and prices.
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Chicago
Americas
City Birth and Death Returns From Local Records
Births list multiple families with addresses on Greer Elm College Spann and Penn ertrante streets noting boys and girls. Deaths include John Parkhil 66 at St Vincent diabetis and several others with ages and causes like tuberculosis nephritis uremic poisoning hepatic issues and premature birth at City Hospital.
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Otto and
Gertrude Wilkins
Greer Street
Ernest and
Emma Woods
Elm Street
Thomas and
Effie Jones
College Avenue
Pee
Fred and
Eleanor Rosmeyer
Spann Avenue
Charles Ted Grace Folwell
Park Avenue
Urban and
Bernie Wilde
Pennertrante Street
Ert
Florence Luster
William and Mary Realy
Talbott Avenue
Gir
John Parkhil
St. Vincent Hospital
Lizzie Benttel
W. Thirtieth Street
Susan Biedsoe
Muskingum Street
Foster A. Fletcher
Charles E. Swope
Ashland Avenue
Anna May Clair
Harlan Street
Elizabeth Jewell
E. Market Street
Martha Dorothy Wade
City Hospital
Notable Pairings in Historic Social Notices
James A. Strange and Viola Trester. Walter Scholl and Flute Larrum. Edward Ballin and Nettle Gibbs. William M. Candell and Jessie A. Brooks. Raymond A. Duke and Bertha M. flut ton.
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James A. Strange
Viola Trester
Walter Scholl
Flute Larrum
Edward Ballin
Nettle Gibbs
William M. Candell
Jessie A. Brooks
Raymond A. Duke
Bertha M. Flutton
Building Permits Report From Market and Pennsylvania
RK A Lempke builds a Market and Pennsylvania project valued at 300000. T Welch erects a house on H3 Central for 1250. George Fuestin constructs a house on Euclid for 1100. Mary E Craven funds a Hancock house project. O Duncan conducts repairs at 54h Arbor avenue for 50. aan H Rehm repairs 411-113 N Liberty. E James porch at 816 W New York. Win Thompson flat at 1621 E Michigan valued unknown.
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RK. A. Lempke
Market
Pennsylvania
T. Welch
Central
George Fuestin
Euclid
Mary E. Craven
Hancock
Snr
O. Duncan
Arbor Avenue
Aan H. Rehm
N. Liberty
E. James
New York
Win Thompson
E. Michigan
Var
Real estate transfers list large Jeffersonian lots and tracts
A long sequence of property transfers lists numerous buyers and sellers. It records lot and acreage details, subdivision names, street locations, and sale prices ranging from $100 to $6,000. The transactions cover diverse properties in Irvington, Centennial, McKernan, Tuxedo Park, and adjacent areas, with improvements noted on some parcels.
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Charles W. Donson
Charles C. Perry
Boulevard Park
East Side
Talbott
Twenty-nintht St
Emily Coffay
Travilla T. Lee
Porter's College Ave
East Side College
Fiftieth St
Edward Daniels
Jos. J. Sehimid
Bradleigh
Washington Boulevard
Fortieth St
Linnael C. Boyd Et
A. Kenyon
Boyd Et al
Crown Hill
Caroline 8
Lovett
William K. Eckstein
McCarty
Mary E. Ledbetter
Maxwell G. Bowen
Ella Stout
Twelfth St
Lutheran
Max H. Thoms
Irvington
West Side
Audubon
Washington St
North Side
Bellefontaine Street
Long Et al
Sherman Drive
Washington Street
Mary Crowley
Abijah A. Davis
Bradley
Michigan Street
Elizabeth A. Davis
Rustee
Luella J. Manzy
Fred F. Stettler
Franklin Township
Malvina H. Aldrich
Geo. M. Fueston
Tuxedo Park
Euclid Avenue
Geo. M. Thompson Et al
National
Ivestment Co
McKernay
Eleventh Street
Fell Creek
Wilhelminie Woerner
Louis Woerner
West Street
Cora A. Haviland
Solomon West
Cooper Et al
University Avenue
Arlington Avenue
Ohn G
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J. Harvey Wright
Alfred Washburn
Herdon W. Buchanan
Edvin Connell
Mann
Lee H. Geisendorff
Fifteenth Ward
Albert Maschino
John T. Ward
Daniel Borekdall
Warne Township
Ambrose Holliday
Michael Fries
Joseph _ Rawlison
John Brewer
A. W. Patterson
R. Johnson
Inlow
George BD. Hardin
H. J. Brown
S. T._Moore
Perry
Dow W. Vorhies
Warren &. Tinkle
Pike Fesnsalp Prelate
John Kk. Myers
T. K. Maines
Awrence
John H. Roberts
Melvin A. Beagle
Decatur Township
Perry Heard
Mainford Burk
Samuel Uperwood
Hogan Transfer & Storage Co
Eres
Edwin S. Boyd
BH. B. Raub
Thos. W. Palmer
James Belly
Aaskesso
Tee
S. J. Sfoore
Clarence Portteas
A. Porttens
W. E. Kilganon
Jerry Mctlarty
P. H. McNellis
John Mahoney
George Meikel
M. J. Mullen
E. H. Shaw
James O'Leary
M. J. O'Reilly
J. M. Ryan
Chas. McCarty, Jr
Howard Wiggam
Geo. Pfeifer
Harvey &. Stout, Jr
Harry Ss. Mackey
Floyd Kuhn
Minnie Sweier
Q. F. Kuhn
Carl von Hake
Wm. H. Roberts
James Kerran
John R. Carr
Frank M. Fauvre
Marie Haslop
Chas . Thompson
Lena Guepper
Joseph Kasberg
M. B. Frey
Louise A. Mueller
Walter D. Hoskins
John J
Robi. Harding
Aa. Stewart
Wm. Wensler
G. H. Pendleton
Albert Sahm
Board of Finance
C. A. Ringer
George Negley
Sam Askren
Conrad Raab
Ernest C. Cline
B. L. Blue
Charles Gass
Ernest Brier
Alvin Smith
Eli Reynolds
B. Meyer & Co
BE. AL Hoffman
Charles Helfenberger
Samuel Hawkins
E. T. Fowler
C, CC. & St. L. Railway
Charles Burdall
J. D. Adams & Co
A. F. Zearing
Ridge
P. Tft. MetClure
Jacob Vogel
Mat O'Marah
John Linnomond
Joe Moran
Otto Keller Jr
Tom de Wier
James Madisen
Smith Baker
Habig Bros
St. L. Ry. Co
Standard 617 Co
Carl Richwein
Ohn Linamon
Morris Moreland
Ott. Kmeller
Thomas McWeir
Vonnegut Hardware
A. Burdaal
Sargent Paint and Color Co. Co
Amos Coleman
John W. Curd
Horace L. Smith
Benton Power
G. Tansell
Lawrence (. Miller
Thus
Vence
Baxter Park
Bridee Repairs
G George Pfeifer
John Routon
Ind
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George H. Phillips
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