The Switzerland County Commissioners’ allowances appeared in:
Vevay Reveille – 15 Jun 1882 – Page 4, Column 4
ALLOWANCES
By the Board of Commissioners at their June Session, 1882:
ASSESSING.
John Daubenheyer, York Township, $110.00
Benjamin F. McIntire, Posey Township, $116.00
R. B. Littlefield, Cotton Township, $74.00
W. S. Twineham, Pleasant Township, $130.00
Joshua Means, Craig Township, $120.00
Oscar Williamson, Jefferson Township, $120.00
PAUPER ALLOWANCES.
F R Cunningham, for paupers, Pleasant Twp, $17.00
U P Schenck & Son, for Boggs and family, $33.41
T H Downey, for Mrs. Shephard, $2.00
J S Shadday, for Alonzo Hawkins, $7.00
Jane Rayl, for Mrs. Kessner and children, $10.00
Jane Rayl, for McCorkle family, $10.00
Sam Stucy, for burying a negro, $2.00
Mrs. Kilgore, for 6 months, $25.00
Mrs. Morris for Mrs. Morris and Deppe child, $14.00
Ben Cole for Abner Walden and Mollie Moody, $17.70
Silas Told, for coal for paupers, $11.50
Z I Yonge & Co., for goods for paupers, $33.20
J C Kincaid, for Mrs. Asters and Lewis, $22.05
John Jester, for pauper for Craig Township, $37.28
T I Porter, for keeping Fleming Jones, $15.00
Wesley McHenry, for transportation for paupers, $38.20
William Scott, for Oliver Keith, $2.00
Bledsoe & Beymer, for paupers in York Twp, $34.25
Joseph McClanahan, for pauper child, $5.00
O D Cunningham, for paupers in York Twp, $40.00
Schrumpf & Told, for C Fredenburg, $8.00
John F. McCreary, for conveyance for paupers, $3.00
A Benedict, for paupers in York Township, $17.66
John I O’Neal, for paupers in York Township, $12.57
D E Lee, for transportation for paupers, $6.00
Jas H. Gibbs, goods for paupers in Cotton Twp, $21.88
S R Heath, goods for paupers in Cotton Twp, $21.17
Z. I. Yonge & Co., for goods for paupers, $12.50
Northcott & Cox, for goods for paupers, $12.00
James Curry, for conveyance for paupers, $6.00
L M Clendenning, for coffin for pauper, $6.00
F L Grisard, goods for paupers, $55.47
Jas Curry, for keeping paupers at Poor House, $517.18
James W Tower, for conveyance for paupers, $2.00
Vaughn & McCreary, for goods for W Miller, $20.00
U P Schenck & Son, for goods for paupers, $8.80
Simpson & Clement, for Almond Heath, $2.50
Bonnell & Moredock, for Sarah Jones, $5.00
John Smiley, for conveyance for paupers, $2.00
F J Hollcroft, for coffin and burying pauper, $7.00
J C Ricketts, for goods for Oliver Keith, $0.60
A W Brown, for goods for Andrew Boyd, $10.00
W M Patton, for coffin for pauper, $3.00
Simpson & Clement, for Oliver Keith, $9.40
B W Simmons, for goods for paupers, $26.75
Jas A Works, Jr., for inventory at Poor House, $2.50
Levi Smith, for keeping Mrs. Mill, $10.00
Noah Martin, allowance for one quarter, $10.00
Union Furniture Co., for 2 beds for Poor House, $7.50
A Benedict, for goods for paupers, $101.25
Oliver Cole, for keeping Mrs. Wainscott, $7.25
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.
Stewart & Hickman, for wrecking Bryant’s Creek Bridge, $15.75
Ira Banta, for fills at Indian Creek Bridge, $1.50
COURT HOUSE EXPENSE.
F L Grisard, for sundries for Court House, $7.25
Smith Brothers, for sundries for Court House, $4.45
Wm C Robinson, for office expenses, $2.00
Jas Boyd, for painting roof of Court House, $50.00
W S Tower, taking care Court House, and wood, $33.75
R T F Abbett, for office expenses, $6.45
Golay & Stevens, for sundries for Court House, $1.69
George Kerth, for repairing desk, $1.00
Chas Boerner, for taking care Court room clock, $5.00
John Gill, for office expenses, $4.65
Thos Gordon, for material and work on C H gate, $10.00
SPECIFIC ALLOWANCES.
Union Furniture Co., for ballot boxes, $30.75
Robert A Harris, 3 days on Board of Equalization, $7.50
James M Scott, 3 days on Board of Equalization, $7.50
Wm H Madison, 3 days on Board of Equalization, $7.50
S E Pleasants, 3 days on Board of Equalization, $7.50
F M Griffith, services in sale of school lands, $55.00
George W McKay, for surveying S Pavy land, $8.00
W S Towers, summoning juries and appraisers, $43.80
R T F Abbett, juror’s certificates, $48.00
R T F Abbett, for filing Poll Book, &c., $6.55
D B Lee, for locks for ballot boxes, $1.20
CRIMINAL EXPENSE.
Union Furniture Co., for mattresses for jail, $14.50
Wm S Tower, for boarding prisoners, $154.10
John Melcher, for coal for jail, $6.50
Z I Yong & Co., for blankets for jail, $50.45
COUNTY OFFICERS’ FEES AND SALARY.
W C Robinson, County Treasurer salary, $260.00
Jas R Hart, County Superintendent salary, $135.00
John Gill, Auditor salary, and filing, $653.95
Dillard Drake, 6 days on Board Commissioners, $21.00
Julius Muret, 6 days on Board Commissioners, $21.00
Silas Howe, 5 days on Board Commissioners, $17.50
Wm S Tower, 6 days as Sheriff, Commissioners, $12.00
PRINTING AND ADVERTISING.
W J Baird, for printing, $23.80
W B Burford, for books and stationery, $117.97
Indianapolis Sentinel Co, stationery, $13.50
Levy Brothers, stationery, $83.90
Indianapolis Journal Co, stationery, $53.55
TAXES REFUNDED.
Samuel Fisk, for taxes erroneously paid, $13.83
Vevay & Versailles T P R, taxes erroneously paid, $2.21