Allowances from the June 1882 Session of the Dearborn County, Indiana commissioners appeared in:
Lawrenceburg Register – 13 Jul 1882 – Page 2, Column 6

LIST OF ALLOWANCES,
Made by the Board of Commissioners of Dearborn county, Ind., at their June session, 1882, and ordered to be published in the Register, as having the largest circulation in said county.

Expense of Poor of Lawrenceburgh Township.

• L Kohlerman, two coffins and burying paupers
• G Renner, coal for poor
• C Israel, groceries for Mrs. Ruby, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Junker, Mrs. Beach, Mrs. Squires, Mrs. Morrison
• J Isherwood, groceries for Mrs. Plate
• G Renner, cash for transporting paupers, 6 days services overseer of poor
• Wm Schneider, shoes for poor
• W H Burk, for – Sterling, 3 months rent; groceries for Mrs. Kinsey, Elizabeth Colvin, George Harper, Strauneger
• C F Hayes, agt, for Mrs. Carter, house rent
• Isaac Hayes, for Mrs. J Howard, rent; Holden, rent
• Moore & Spooner, groceries, Mrs. Colvin
• Dr. C J Walter, med service for pauper
• Ed Gillan, house rent for Mrs. Williamson
• Mrs. F Lang, groceries, Mrs. Tillford, Mrs. Squires, Sebastian Green, Mrs. Moran, Mrs. Eads, Mrs. J Younker, Mrs. Stressing
• N Gillig, for Mrs. Knorr, house rent; Mrs. Kinsey, house rent
• Leah Hayes, for Mrs. Williams, house rent
• C W Elder, for Mrs. Holden, house rent
• D Nothern, for Mrs. Roberts, house rent; Mrs. Howard, house rent
• S Strasburger, goods for poor
• Geo Meyer, for Eliza Schmidt, house rent
• Mrs. W M Fitch, groceries for Mrs. Dorn, Mrs. Bruce
• J W Buchanan, expense of Jas Maloney
• Dr. M H Harding, to medical services for poor prior to March 12, 1882
• John Huth, house rent for Eva West
• Christ Scherger, house rent for pauper
• Martin Zahon, house rent for Mrs. Junker
• J F Hammerle, meals furnished paupers
• Sparks Bros., groceries, J McCloskey, Mrs. Howard, Emma Robinson, smallpox hospital, Mrs. Purnell, Mrs. McAdams
• J S Dorman, pr shoes for Mrs. Arnold; house rent for Mrs. Eads
• John Palmer, meals for transient poor
• Tebbs Bros., groceries, Mrs. Holden, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. A J Junker, Jacob Stressing
• Mary Stack, regular allowance
• Augusta Windmiller, regular allowance
• Jacob Anderson, groceries, Mrs. Kalfee

Expense of Poor of Centre Township.

• Mrs. Schoemaker, regular allowance
• Lucinda Acre for husband (blind)
• Ann Rumsey, reg allowance for care of Kate Murphy
• Christina Schwartzferger, reg allow
• M Haring, house rent, Mrs. H Parker, Wm Harding, M Grady
• John A Nees, groceries, Wm Thompson, Mrs. E Painter, Mrs. Forbes, Wm Powell, Mrs. E Jackson, Mrs. T Tracy, Julia Bush, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Gray; for transient paupers
• Herdegen & Kress, groceries, E Walker, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Dohm, Van Sickle
• Philip Kastner, groceries, Adam Sengars, Mrs. Bush
• Chambers, Stevens & Co., sundries for Mrs. Teaney, Mrs. Jehan, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Bussell, Mrs. Viddito, Wm Powell
• Fred Kreite, groceries, M Kerrigan, John Snetzer
• Philip Earle, groceries, Mrs. K Doran, Mrs. Ross
• Pat Doble, groceries, Mrs. Bowler, Thos Rabbitt, Wm Brown, Mrs. Tracy, Henry Miller
• A Bloom, groceries, Mrs. Blasdel, Mrs. Moran
• Tebbs, Brogan & Co., groceries for Wm Theetge, Mrs. Cofield, F Schott, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Garrison
• J C Green, groceries, F Schwartzlerger, John Barkdoll, I Carpenter, Mrs. Clark
• Marg Pelgen, groceries, Mrs. Rhea, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Wenzel, Mrs. Wainscott, Wm Powell, Wm Winter, Mrs. Jarzill
• F Opperman, groceries, Mrs. Thos Hughes, M Kerrigan, Kate Welch, Mrs. Mahoney
• McCreary & Niebaum, dry goods for Jane Alexander, Mrs. Carlin
• Town of Cochran, for cash paid on account of smallpox patients
• Dr. F Rectanus, Trustee, cash paid on account of transient paupers
• Herman Rabe, groceries, Mrs. Hudson, John Nelson, Mrs. Weisehorn, Mat Bruce, Mrs. Keller
• George Oswald, groceries, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Bush, John Doran, Mrs. Burkman, Thos Hobbs
• Thos Wright, groceries, Mrs. Schenck
• B Margileth & Son, groceries, Geo Gray, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. M Cook
• Henry Wood, groceries and coal for poor
• Robert Maybin, groceries, Frank Parnell, Mr. Woolever, Miss Powers
• P Koehler, groceries, Miss Strube, Mrs. Wanke, I G Carpenter, Mrs. Clark
• C Goldsmith & Bro., clothing for poor
• H H Lamar, dry goods for Miss Hillers and Mrs. Lothridge
• F Housemeyer, groceries, J Goodpasture
• S Siemantel, groceries, Mrs. Watkins, Wm McCartney, Mrs. Wooley, Mrs. J Alexander, Mrs. Gray, John Ryman
• Ch Fehling, groceries, Mrs. Shipper, Mrs. Houck, Mrs. Hieber, Mrs. Moran, Mr. Ginger, John West
• F A York & Co., transporting paupers
• Dr. F Rectanus, cash paid for house rent for – Carpenter, Mrs. Brunough, Mr. Ross, Mr. Bailey, Mr. Boiair, Mr. Carlin
• R A McConnell, clothing &c for poor

Expense of Poor of Clay Township.

• White & Smith, meat for poor
• Fred Ginter, groceries, Mrs. F Laisure
• Ch Zugenbein, groceries, Betsy Spangler
• J W E Hartley, groceries, Mrs. Ewing
• W W Withrow, groceries, Mary Johnson, Fan Laisure
• J C Vandolah, groceries, T Acre, Hannah Love, Mrs. Peasley, Laura Acre
• Fred Tholke, groods for Elizabeth Evans
• Conaway & Niester, groceries &c. for Mrs. E Borders
• R Smith, for care of Higgins’ children
• Jane Shepard, regular allowance
• Dr. F Sales, 1st qr al as township physician

Expense of Poor of Sparta Township.

• H D Moore, groceries and wood, I Davis
• James Beatty, trustee, cash paid on account of poor
• Fred Homan, provisions, for – Bradley, John Borders
• John C Miller, trustee, cash paid for Jacob Hoover
• H B Gault, provisions for P H Bradley
• Jennings & Noble, provisions, A Vinson
• Ellen Mack, regular allowance
• Dr. A J Bowers, 1st quarter as township physician

Expense of Poor of Miller Township.

• R Hargitt, goods for Elizabeth Huff
• F M Jackson, cash paid on ac of poor
• Tebbs Bros, groceries for Jacob Cady

Expense of Poor of Washington Township.

• Chambers, Stevens & Co., goods for Sarah Clark
• H Lindsay, 2 weeks board for S Clark
• Alex Campbell, trustee, on ac of poor
• Fred Mantel, coffin and box for poor
• H J Marshall & Co., medicine for poor

Expense of Poor of Harrison Township.

• Wm Mead, keeping tramps
• Geo B Tebbs, trustee, overseeing poor
• Rowthy Bros., pair shoes for Weber
• Elizabeth Nichol, nursing poor person

Expense of Poor of Logan Township.

• C W Rugg, trustee, cash paid on account of poor
• P J McCormick, same
• Wm Fagaly, groceries for Mrs. Ward

Expense of Poor of Kelso Township.

• Peter Werst & Co., goods for poor
• P Weis, flour for Mathias Matz
• Caroline Smith, regular allowance
• J G Witt (blind), special allowance

Expense of Poor of Manchester Township.

• W F Crocker, goods for Mrs. Laiborne, Mrs. Lowes
• Sebastian Schneider, regular allowance
• Dr. T M Kyle, 1 qr as physician for poor

Expense of Poor of Hogan Township.

• Dr. Wm M Dunn, 1 qr al as physician for poor

Expense of Poor of Cesar Creek Township.

• Dr. J M Barkley, 1 qr as township physician

Expense of County Asylum.

• David Perlee, blacksmithing
• Dr. T M Kyle, 1 qr as physician
• George Ruble, 3 months labor
• Lewis Hoff, 3 months labor
• Thos Duncan, 1 qr salary as Supt
• James Garrigus, for potatoes
• Joseph Rumsey, two tons hay
• David Ellis, hay
• Lizzie Manlief, for labor
• Robert Sutton, sawing lumber
• Thos Duncan, cash paid for sundries
• Byron S Clark, blacksmithing
• Turnpike Company, toll
• E S Downy, one plow
• Garrett Bosse, goods for asylum
• Lawrenceburgh Mill Co., bran
• A D Cook & Bro., hardware &c.
• Francis Lang, one box cheese
• C Goldsmith & Bro., clothing
• C H Flach & Bro., one barrel molasses

Expense of Elections.

• John C Sims, posting election notices

Expense Board of Health.

• Dr. W M Terrill, as Sec’y Board of Health; for 1 qr ending June 1, 1882

Expense of Bridges.

• Joseph Tittel, work on Tanner’s Creek bridge
• W H Christy, on Dillsborough bridge

Books and Stationary.

• Indianapolis Sentinel Co.
• W B Burford
• Indianapolis Journal

Expense of Criminals.

• J C Sims, boarding prisoners

Expense of County Superintendent.

• H B Hill, salary and office expense, April bill; June bill

Printing.

• Hunter & O’Brien

Specific Allowance.

• W H Kyle, treasurer, cash for stamps, expressage &c.; making delinquent collection lists

Road and Highways.

• Julia Kremer, damages for road purposes

Officers’ Salaries.

• W K Kyle, Treasurer
• Alex B Pattison, Auditor
• M Hoff, Commissioner
• Garrett Bosse, Commissioner
• Charles Lods, Commissioner
• Abram Briggs, Commissioner

Expense Public Buildings.

• J C Sims, cash paid on account of jail
• Lawbgh Gas Co., gas for public buildings
• Albert Parsons, setting trees
• August Willers, repairs on court house
• A D Cook & Bro., work and material for buildings
• Ohio Valley Coffin Co., kindling wood
• Tebbs Bros., sundries, jail and court house
• Mrs. F Lang, sundries, jail and court house
• W H Burk, mops for court house
• Sparks Bros., buckets and brooms

Assessing Revenue.

• Fred Kipp, assessor, Cesar Creek tp
• C Buchanan, assessor, Cesar Creek tp
• W H Dunn, assessor, Hogan twp
• Isaac Bruce, assessor, Hogan twp
• John Laws, assessor, Centre tp
• M Teaney, assessor, Centre tp
• J H VanHouten, assessor, Centre tp
• John Beraurer, assessor, Jackson tp
• George Glaub, assessor, Jackson tp
• John Theabold, assessor, Jackson tp
• Isadore Brichler, assessor, York tp
• John Huth, assessor, Lawrenceburgh tp
• Henry Russe, assessor, Lawrenceburgh tp
• Edward Hayes, assessor, Lawrenceburgh tp
• Van S B Crowley, assessor, Clay tp
• L P Chance, assessor, Sparta tp
• W T Cartwright, assessor, Sparta tp
• John Lininger, assessor, Manchester tp
• Theo S Cross, assessor, Manchester tp
• Wilson Grubbs, assessor, Miller tp
• Joseph Wilhelm, assessor, Kelso tp
• Peter Werst, assessor, Kelso tp
• G F Randall, assessor, Washington tp
• Frank Connolly, assessor, Logan tp
• Samuel Sieg, assessor, Logan tp
• Oliver F Cloud, assessor, Harrison tp
• John R Cole, Board of Equalization
• John C Stenger, Board of Equalization
• Frank Nevitt, Board of Equalization
• Adolph Merkel, Board of Equalization
• W Tebbs, clerk, certified copies of orders
• J C Sims, sheriff, summoning witnesses and members of Board
• L W Cobb, publishing notice of Board

Proceedings of the June 1882 Session of the Dearborn County, Indiana commissioners appeared in:
Lawrenceburg Register – 22 Jun 1882 – Page 3, Column 3

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COURT.

The proposition of James Walker to put lightning rods on the new county asylum was accepted, and he was given the contract to do the work.

The Board fixed the rate of tax for county purposes at 55 cents on the $100, and also levied 50 cents for each taxable poll for county purposes.

Julius Severin was awarded the contract for putting an iron roof on the smoke house at the new county asylum.

George Givan was appointed Inspector of Elections in the upper voting precinct of Manchester township.

The Board ordered that all Township Trustees made a written report to the Board at the September session, showing the number of poor in each of their respective townships who are drawing aid from the county. Such report to give the name of the person, the amount received, their age and physical condition, the number dependent on the person receiving the aid, how long they have been a county charge, and any other information that may be of benefit to the Commissioners in determining what disposition they can best make of their cases.

Claims of Catharine Lang (sole legatee of Francis Lang, deceased,) for $1,911, and claim of Ex-Treasurer Lods for $525, were allowed. Mr. Lang and Mr. Lods, while acting in the capacity of Treasurer of the county, paid and accounted to the Board of Commissioners for more money than was legally and justly due from them on account of county revenue, by reason of the fact that they were not allowed by the Board the fee of one percent, on all disbursements of school taxes by them disbursed, and the claims were allowed for this reason.

Allowances from the March 1882 Session of the Dearborn County, Indiana commissioners appeared in:
Lawrenceburg Register – 30 Mar 1882 – Page 3, Column 4

LIST OF ALLOWANCES,
Made by the Board of Commissioners of Dearborn county, Ind., at their March session, 1882, and ordered to be published in the Register, as having the largest circulation in said county.

Expense of Poor of Lawrenceburg Township.

• George Beckenholdt & Co., coal
• John S Dorman & Co., for Mrs. Eads, Mrs. Ley
• Chas Hayes, agent for Mrs. Carter
• J Hammerle to Mrs. Margaret Harmon
• Christ Scherger to Mrs. Rieg
• John Huth to Mrs. Kaiser, Mrs. West
• H R Helmuth to Mrs. Williamson
• Charles Israel to Mrs. Squires, Mrs. Ruby, Mrs. Morrison, Jacob Younker, Mrs. Beach, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Eads
• Edward Gilland to Mrs. Williamson
• Tebbs Bros to Mrs. Holden, Mrs. Williams
• Isaac Hayes to Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Holden
• N Gillig to Mrs. Kinney, Mrs. Knorr
• W H Burk, house rent
• Mrs. George Meyer to Mrs. Schmidt
• Geo Huschardt & Co. to Mrs. Bennett
• Mary Stack, regular allowance
• Augusta Wentmiller, regular allowance
• Sparks Bros to Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Sweeny
• Mrs. Jacob Anderson to Mrs. Kaiser
• W H Burk to Mrs. McCrite
• Francis Lang to Mrs. Morand, Mrs. Tilford, John Buckholtz, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. John Gross, Mrs N Jones for S Green, Mrs. Diggs, Mrs. Sam Freeman, Sebastian Green
• D Nothern to Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Howard
• G Renner to coal for poor, cash paid for poor, services
• Julius Currus to groceries for poor
• H G Kidd, stoves &c.
• W J Fitch to Mrs. Bruce, Mrs. Dorn, Mrs. McAdams
• Joseph McGranahan, groceries
• Lawrenceburgh Mill Co., flour
• Joseph Krieger, bread
• J Deuschle, groceries
• Drs. Miller & Gatch, medical services
• Mrs. Nancy Jones to S Green
• Greendale cemetery for M Schultz
• F R Dorman, clothing
• Dr. Wm Terrill, medical services
• Georg Huschart to Rhoda Bennett
• Stephen Liddle to Mrs. Jacob Junker
• Samuel Dickinson to Sam Freeman
• Clement Kleyer to Michael Schultz
• Julius Currus, groceries
• Tebbs Bros, groceries
• L Ellesbrook to Mrs. Fox

Expense of Poor of Centre Township.

• Pat Wolf to Mrs. Brunnaugh
• Pat Ryan to Mrs. Bolas
• Jacob Full to Mrs. Russ
• Mike Maloney to Mrs. Carlin
• John Dobersberger to Mrs. Bailey
• Pat Garrity to Carpenter
• Tebbs Bros., groceries
• Henry Wood, groceries &c.
• Langtree & Mitchell, groceries
• Mrs. Anna Earl to Miss Ross, Mrs. James Lawler
• F Opperman to Mrs. Thomas Hughes, Mrs. Martin Kerrigan, Mrs. Mahoney, Mrs. Kate Welsh, Mike Killeen
• Peter Koehler to A Kerrigan, M Bailey, Mrs. West, Tim Jaynes, Mrs. Rane, Mrs. Patterson
• F A York to T Tracy, — Levy, Joe Lawler
• W T Day to Mrs. Lawler
• Dr. F Rectanus, cash paid
• A Doble & Bro to Mrs. Hues
• A Bloom & Bro to Mrs. Blasdel, H Moran
• Frank Housemeier to John Goodpasture
• F Doble to Wm Brown, Mrs. Boler, Mrs. Tom Tracey
• Thomas Wright to Mrs. Schenck, Clara Johnson, Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Nohle, Mrs. Porter
• Mrs. P Pelgen to Mrs. Rea, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Wenzel, Mrs. Winscott, Mrs. Acra, Robert Gray, Mr. Powell
• Philip Kastner to Mrs. Buffington, Lydia & Sarah Warner, Adam Senger
• Geo W Taylor to Mrs. Lawler
• Simon Siemantel to Wm McCartney, Mrs. Ann Watkins, Mrs. Wooley
• Herdegen & Kress to Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Sickles, Mrs. Dahm, E Walker, John Hobbs
• Herman Rabe to Mrs. Hudson, John Nelson, Martha Bruce, Mrs. Erlee, Mrs. Weishorn
• Dr. F Rectanus, services
• J M Wheeler to J T Vantile, George Hopping
• J C Green to I Carpenter, Mrs. Brunough, Mrs. Vinson, George Eikles, Fred Swetfager
• J H Lamar, clothing &c.
• Chambers, Stevens & Co. to Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Jehu, Miss Vidito, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Teaney, Mrs. Bush
• Fred Kriete to Mrs. Kerrigan, Tim Jaynes, Jane Alexander
• Chas Fehling Jr. to Mrs. Hauck, Mrs. Shipper, Mrs. Heffer, John West
• John A Nees to Barbara Liebe, Wm Thompson, Elizabeth Painter, Mrs. Swango, Orpley Steele, John B Schwem, Mrs. E Carter, James Hobbs, Mrs. Carter, George Kress, El Wells, Mrs. J Kearney, Mrs. Werle, Thomas Chance, Transient Paupers
• Fred Mountel to James Lawler
• R A McConnell to Wm McCartney, Mrs. Shuck, Mrs. Heck, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Winter, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Hudson
• John Steig to James Lawler
• River View Cemetery, pauper graves
• Wymond & Hayes to H Barkdoll, Thos Rabbitt, Hy Ahren, Mrs. H Brewington
• C Goldsmith & Bro to Marcus Bailey, J F Cook, I Carbaugh, C Ridder
• Mrs. Robinson, regular allowance
• Shoemaker, regular allowance
• Lucinda Acra, regular allowance
• Anna Ramsey, regular allowance
• C Schartzferger, regular allowance
• Dr. W C Henry, medical services

Expense of Poor of York Township.

• Michael Reidinger, for cash paid
• Lewis Fawcett, regular allowance
• Simon Miller, regular allowance
• Rosa Reidinger, regular allowance
• H C Vincent, medical services

Expense of Poor of Jackson Township.

• Martin Buchert, for services
• Dr. Pierre Fermier, medical services

Expense of Poor of Hogan Township.

• B P Boardman for Fannie Bruce, Mrs. Peters
• I M Truitt, cash paid

Expense of Poor of Sparta Township.

• S Crouch & Sons to Alice Vinson
• Nathaniel Todd to Mrs. Smith
• James Beatty, services and cash paid
• H B Gault to P H Bradley
• A J Bowers, medical services
• Ellen Mack, regular allowance

Expense of Poor of Caesar Creek Township.

• Henry Licking to Amos Sweasey, taking boy to asylum
• Henry Bulthaup, services as trustee
• Dr. J M Barkley, medical services

Expense of Poor of Clay Township.

• F & J Young to Elizabeth Spangler
• J C Vandolah to T Akers, Samuel Love, Mrs. Goodpasture, Laura Akers
• J W E Hartley to Elizabeth Spangler, Mrs. Ewing
• Leroy Roberts, cash paid
• Benjamin Blue, meat for poor
• W B Suits & Co., flour
• C Zeigenbein to E Spangler
• D C Misner to Samuel Love, Charles Snyder
• Fred Ginter to Fannie Leisure
• W W Withrow to Sam Love, widow Goodpasture
• L Vite to Charles Snyder
• Jane Shepard, regular allowance
• Dr. F H Sale, medical services

Expense of Poor of Manchester Township.

• Samuel Dunn to Mrs. Fox
• W F Crocker to Mrs. Laybourn
• Joseph Steinmetz, transient paupers

Expense of Poor of Harrison Township.

• William Meade to transient paupers
• Elizabeth Nichol to Augustus Nicol
• George B Tebbs, services

Expense of Poor of Kelso Township.

• Henry Fangman, services
• P Weis to M Mathias
• Peter Werst to M Matz
• Dr. E M Ratcliff, medical services

Expense of Elections.

• Aurora Valley Furniture Co., for 20 ballot boxes

Expense of Poor of Miller Township.

• F M Jackson, cash &c.
• Jacob Sefton, regular allowance
• R Hargitt to E Huff
• H C Vincent, medical services

Expense of County Asylum.

• Christ Oekler, for coffin
• Thomas Duncan, salary for quarter
• Lizzie Manlief, labor
• Shotwell & Co., dry goods
• Lewis Hoff, labor
• George Ruble, labor
• Henry Peters, coffee
• Robert McMullen, pork
• Thomas Duncan, cash paid
• L & N Turnpike Co., toll
• Josiah Duncan, work
• S A Whitehead, pork
• W H Burk, salt
• A Ruble, mending shoes, &c.
• W E Crocker, groceries
• Sebastian Greenham, grubbing

Expense of Bridges.

• G Renner for lumber and work

Expense of Printing.

• Sam Chapman, instructions to assessors
• Hunter & O’Brien

Expense of Public Buildings.

• John P Thompson, lumber and work on new shelves
• E C Baldwin & Co., chair for court room
• J M Palmer, repairing lock, cold chisel
• Tebbs Bros., oil
• S Strasburger, clothing &c.
• Geo Beckenholdt & Co., coal
• H G Kidd, stove pipes &c.
• Sparks Bros, brooms &c.
• Francis Lang, coal oil &c.
• Graham & Co., kindlings
• George Bruce, extra services

Road and Highways.

• John C Sims, serving notices on Road Viewers

Expense of Criminals.

• John C Sims, Sheriff, boarding prisoners

Expense of Court.

• J E Larimer, blanks for clerk
• John C Sims, Sheriff, serving jurors

Specific Allowance.

• W H Kyle, Treasurer, stamps &c.
• Warren Tebbs, Clerk, stamps &c.

Expense of Books and Stationery.

• Wm B Burford
• Indianapolis Journal Co.
• Indianapolis Sentinel Co.
• Martin Kieffer

Board of Health.

• Wm B Burford, Certificates and Record
• Indianapolis Journal Co., Blanks and Record
• W Tebbs, Clerk, Report Marriage Cert

Expense County Superintendent

• H B Hill, salary for quarter
• Joseph White, Janitor for Supt

Officers Salaries.

• Garrett Bosse, Com’r, salary for quarter
• Abram Briggs, Com’r, salary for quarter
• W H Kyle, Treasurer, salary for quarter
• A B Pattison, Auditor, salary for quarter

Proceedings of the March 1882 Session of the Dearborn County, Indiana Commissioners appeared in:
Lawrenceburg Register – 16 Mar 1882 – Page 3, Column 4

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Dr. F. H. Sales appointed physician for the poor of Clay township for one year at a salary of $30 per year.

Settlements were made with the following trustees of the several townships:

• F. M. Jackson, Miller
• M. Reidinger, York
• F. Rectanus, Center
• LeRoy Roberts, Clay
• James Beatty, Sparta
• Geo. W. Steinmetz, Manchester
• Henry Fangman, Kelso
• Martin Buchert, Jackson
• P. J. McCormick, Logan
• W. Smith, Washington
• Henry Bulthaupt, Caesar Creek
• I. M. Truitt, Hogan
• Geo. B. Tebbs, Harrison
• Gideon Renner, Lawrenceburg

Liquor licenses were granted to the following applicants: Frank Volz, Stephen Meyer, N. Fahlbush, Jacob Rief, John Sicking, L. Ellerbrook, J. Bamert, and Martin Hoog.

McMullen and Downey are reappointed county attorneys at a salary of $150.

Dr. Vincent appointed physician for the poor of York and Miller townships at a salary of $42 per year.

Dr. Fermier appointed physician of Jackson township for $32 per year.

Dr. Henry appointed physician of poor of Center township at salary of $150.

John D. Haynes presented to the Board a petition representing about 176 signers, praying for a bridge across North Hogan creek near Lytle Park’s residence. After hearing the representatives of the petitioners present, the matter was taken under advisement until the June session.

George Bruce, Court House janitor, in view of the fact that he had been at a great deal of extra expense and labor in cleaning the Court House and other work by reason of the late flood, is given the sum of $100 for extra services. “Dick” performed considerable meritorious service during the time mentioned, and was undoubtably entitled to some recognition for the same, and the action of the Board in the matter is commendable. “Dick” was somewhat surprised when the sum was presented to him, as he was not expecting anything of the kind.