Switzerland County Commissioners’ Allowances – Mar 1878

The Switzerland County, Indiana Commissioners’ allowances appeared in:
Vevay Reveille – 14 Mar 1878 – Page 4, Column 5

Allowances Made by the Board of Commissioners
Of Switzerland County, Indiana, at their March Term, 1878:

 

PAUPER AND POOR HOUSE.

Peter Pelser, taking care of Ben Pelser, one quarter, $10.00

J. C. Ricketts, sundries for poor, Posey Township, J. N. Searcy’s order, $14.00

J. H. Wade, burying pauper, Patriot, J. N. Searcy’s order, $3.00

J. M. Froman, house rent, Mrs. Kilgore, B. N. Davies’ order, $18.00

Same, house rent, Fred Dieppe, J. H. Daubenheyer’s order, $21.00

W. T. Pate & Co., sundries, for poor, J. N. Searcy’s order, $9.60

Ira Land, flour for Polly McLelland, J. H. Daubenheyer’s order, $1.00

Dr. W. T. Mefford, medical services, F. Dieppo and family, $4.00

Matthew Worstell, keeping paupers at Poor House, last quarter, $419.50

David & Benedict, sundries for F. Dieppe and family, J. H. Daubenheyer’s order, $27.12

Union Furniture Co., 12 bedsteads for Poor House, $29.76

John Sullivan, keeping Rhoda Pickett, one quarter, $14.00

George H. Keeney, 3 coffins for paupers, Posey Township, $13.00

Bristow & Lock, coal for paupers, R. N. Davies’ order, $11.70

Simmons & Fallis, sundries for paupers, B. N. Davies’ order, $10.75

John Chatelin, coal for paupers, B. N. Davies’ order, $8.10

Noah N. Martin, for self and family, $20.00

James Cowan, for sundries for poor of Craig Township, for 9 months, $21.00

J. W. Hall, sundries for poor of Cotton Township, A. B. Vanatter’s order, $1.00

W. W. Gilbert, sundries for poor of Cotton Township, A. B. Vanatter’s order, $12.20

S. R. Tinker, coffin for poor child, $3.00

Joseph Peelman, repairing cistern and furnace, Poor Farm, $7.00

E. E. Long, flour to N. N. Martin, B. N. Davies’ order, $1.00

Thiebaud & Gibbs, shoes for Joe Redd and family, B. N. Davies’ order, $5.75

U. P. Schenck & Son, sundries to poor, B. N. Davies’ order, $22.00

James P. Marsh, sundries to poor, C. W. Johnson’s order, $30.75

C. W.Olmstead, sundries to poor, C. W. Johnson’s order, $3.77

C. W. Johnson, sundries to poor, $15.25

John R. Smith, meal to poor, C. W. Johnson’s order, $0.60

J. R. Cole, meat for poor, C. W. Johnson’s order, $0.75

John Neal, 1 coffin for poor, C. W. Johnson’s order, $5.00

O. S. Waldo, 1 keg nails, Poor Farm, $3.25

John W. Banta, sundries for poor, B. N. Davies’ order, $6.00

Jacob Banta, 1 day visiting Poor House, $2.00

Edward Abbot, coffin for poor child, $3.00

C. Goldenburg & Son, repairs, spouting, &c., Poor Farm, $10.29

 

FOX SCALPS.

Thomas Heady, 1, $2.00

E. C. Ford, 2, $4.00

J. G. Coleman, 1, $2.00

John Waltz, 1, $2.00

Joseph Lazenby, 1, $2.00

Thomas Lazenby, 1, $2.00

C. L. Lee, 1, $2.00

James Adams, 1, $2.00

W. C. Scott, 1, $2.00

William Brindley, 1, $2.00

G. W. Rayl, 1, $2.00

 

COURT HOUSE EXPENSE.

Z. L. Yonge & Co., carpet for Judge’s stand, $3.13

George Tilley, 1 ½ cords kindling wood, $6.00

W. Dailey, sawing, splitting and storing wood, $4.50

Norisez Bros. & Fisk, 1 chair for Judge, $2.70

John Gill, office expense, $4.45

John F. Doan, Jr., ice for Court and Court House, 1877, $5.56

C. J. Robenstein, office expense, $3.15

Anderson & Newbold, sundries, Sheriff, $0.70

James Anderson, sundries, Sheriff, $1.45

Union Furniture Co, book case, Clerk’s office, $15.00

J. C. Long, 1 quarter taking care Court House, $10.00

J. H. Netherland, office expense 1 quarter, $3.00

C. O. Thiebaud, lamps, &c., $2.35

 

COUNTY OFFICERS’ FEES, &c.

John Gill, quarter’s salary and care of school fund, $176.88

C. J. Robenstein, quarter’s salary, $250.00

J. C. Long, serving precept on A. B. Vannater, $1.20

William Stewart, 5 days Commissioners Court, $20.00

Philander Morrison, 5 days Commissioners Court, $20.00

Jacob Banta, 5 days Commissioners Court, $20.00

J. C. Long, 5 days Commissioners Court, $10.00

 

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

C. M. Baker, $10.50

W. B. Burford, $116.89

Indianapolis Sentinel Co., $151.07

 

BRIDGE EXPENSE.

Samuel Butler, cleaning off and taking care of Plum Creek Bridge, $2.00

Irvin Armstrong, advertising bridge letting, $4.00

J. H. Pavy, inspecting bridges near Patriot, $14.50

 

JAIL EXPENSE.

Jos. Peelman, repairing cistern, chimneys, &c., $7.00

 

CRIMINAL EXPENSES.

Orsmby & Green, shoes for prisoners, $3.00

Pleasants & Thiebaud, clothes for prisoners, $6.70

 

Charles Effner, erroneous tax refunded, $4.94

John Gill, making up Assessors books for 1878, $50.00

Coroner Wm. Smith, for exhuming human bones near mouth Indian Creek, $5.00

 

PUBLIC PRINTING.

Irvin Armstrong, publishing delinquent tax list, $208.50

W. J. Baird, advertising and job printing, $41.30

J. C. Long, summoning juries, $19.00

 

The following allowances were made to Township Trustees, to be taken out of Township Funds in their hands:

B. N. Davies, $190.00

J. H. Daubenheyer, $148.73

John N. Searcy, $150.00

A. B. Vannatter, $107.50

C. W. Johnson, $125.00

James Cowan, $147.50