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.