Allowances made at the June 1888 Session of the Dearborn County, Indiana Commissioners appeared in:
Lawrenceburg Register – 28 Jun 1888 – Page 3, Column 4

LIST OF ALLOWANCES
Made by the Board of Commissioners of Dearborn county, at their June session, 1888, and ordered to be published in the Register, as having the largest circulation in said county.

Poor—Centre Township.

• Aurora Distilling Co., coal furnished: Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Chamberlain, A Chriswell, Mrs. Van Sickle
• Charles Fehling, groceries furnished: Mrs. John Goodpasture, Harvey Johnson, Hannah Byrns, Mahala Teaney, Mrs. Ezra Knapp, Margaret Ross, Harry Flour, Mrs. J Fryberger
• A Steigwaldt, groceries furnished: Noah Ferfield, Mrs. C Lamkin
• River View Cemetery Association, nine burial permits to paupers
• John Wildridge, groceries furnished, Mary Barnes, E Neff, Wm Muller, Mrs. Fryberger
• L W Cheek, groceries to Wm Golden
• Wm Maybin, groceries furnished, Mrs. John Fryberger, Hannah Bryns, Margaret Stitt, Adam Henley
• Ph Kastner, groceries to Jas Howard
• J M Wheeler, groceries furnished Wesley Hancock, James Trester Sr., Mrs. Ben Mills
• Chambers & Stevens, groceries furnished Wm Powell
• J H Van Houten, groceries furnished Wm Theetge, Wm Powell, W M Blackburn
• Wm Webber, groceries furnished, Wm Theetge, Wm Burns, Wm Powell, John Hess
• P Pelgen, groceries to Wm Powell, Mrs. F Ulrich
• F Opperman, groceries furnished Katharine Walsh, Mrs. Hancock, Thomas Garrity, Mary Hughes
• T W Sargent, coal to Wm Theetge, Mrs. Van Sickles, Mrs. Ulrich, Mrs. Burns, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Fryberger, Mrs. Jesse Henry, Mrs. Broiles, Mrs. Chamberlain
• John Brannon, groceries to Wm Holden, Cynthia Baker, Thomas Garrity
• J H Green, groceries to James White, Katharine Walsh, Ben Mills
• Herdegen & Kress, groceries furnished Wm Thompson
• A Bloom, groceries to Joe Jones, Mrs. John Cheek, Thomas Rand
• J W Scott, groceries to Wm Alleman, Mrs. C Lamkin
• Wymond Cooperage Co., fuel furnished Margaret Ross
• Louis Lotton, furnishing lodging and meals to H Foster
• Jacob Goenawein, boarding tramps and transportation of same
• Rosa Goenawein, shoes furnished Mrs. Underwood, Marcus Bailey, Mrs. Campbell, Wm Smith, Mrs. Thomas
• L Epstein, clothing to Mark Bailey
• Jacob Schuler Jr., Trustee, transportation of poor
• Henry Wood, groceries and coal to Anna Danvers, Mrs. Thos Rand, C Perrin, C Lamkin, A Criswell, H J Cole

Poor—Lawrenceburgh Township.

• A Beckman, coal furnished Mrs. Tout, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Early
• Tebbs Bros., groceries to Mrs. Orsborn
• Schleicher Bros., groceries to John Fisher, Taylor Bailey, Mrs. Craig, Mrs. Best, Mrs. Krona, Mrs. Miller
• Foote & Spanagel, groceries to Mrs. Mack, Jennie Ray, Mrs. Carll, Mrs. Ender, Mrs. Early, Mrs. Grill, Mrs. Kroma, Mrs. Brower Ricketts
• Wm Stevenson, groceries to Mrs. Knapp, Mrs. Wm Carll
• A Shaw, groceries to Wm Brown
• Tuthill & Co., wood to Mrs. Carr
• A Beckman, coal to Mrs. Sanders, Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Leindecker, Bruce sisters, Mrs. Hayes
• Mrs. Siemantel, groceries to Mrs. Bennett
• Anton Schneider, shoes to Wm Brown, Mrs. Carl, Mrs. Liddle
• H Oertling, groceries to Nancy Jones, Mrs. Cavanaugh, Mrs. Holland
• Mrs. G C Columbia, groceries to Mrs. Bruce
• H Helmuth, groceries to Mrs. Ricketts, Nancy Young, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Laird, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Marshall, George Dodd, Wm Holland
• D M Guard, Sheriff, boarding transient paupers
• Early & Daniel, coal to Mrs. Jeffers, Mrs. French, Mrs. Cavanaugh, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Miles, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Krona
• Sparks Bros., groceries to Mrs. Jeffers, Abe Locey, Mrs. Williams
• John Isherwood, groceries to Ben Heron, Mrs. Williams, M McCracken, John Ake, Mrs. Holland, Mrs. Carl, Mrs. Parsons
• E Meyers, groceries to Henry Young
• J P Lommel, digging grave for John Bradburn, pauper
• Greendale Cemetery Association, digging graves for six paupers

Poor—Clay Township.

• Fred Ginter, groceries furnished E and Annie Evans, Jacob Goodpasture, Thomas Acra, Noah Goodpasture
• M E Withrow, groceries furnished W H Conaway, Thomas Acra
• Wm Rowland, groceries furnished Betsey Spangler, Jane Peasley
• J M Calvert, groceries furnished James Lindsay, Hannah Love, Sarah Flemming
• Wm C Wulber, overseeing poor
• Simon Conaway, clothing furnished Mary Hamilton
• D E Misner, coffin to child of Evaline Noble

Poor—Harrison Township.

• D E Bowlby, groceries to Chas Wescot, Daniel Bibby, John Haas
• John Cheatham, boarding four tramps
• John Roser, overseer poor

Poor—Manchester Township.

• Austin Barrows, temporary aid to poor
• S E Givan, medical service to same, of Mrs. Callahan

Poor—Jackson Township.

• Henry Assche, overseeing poor

Poor—Logan Township.

• Haddock & Clark, groceries to Sib Tarr
• James Lods, overseeing poor
• Edward Grubbs, boarding three children of Jane Connor

Poor—Kelso Township.

• Gerhard Fette, groceries to Phil Spring, Joseph Huber, Caroline Smith

Poor—York Township.

• Joseph Miller, taking pauper to county asylum

Poor—Sparta Township.

• Slater & Heustis, groceries furnished Mary E McMahan
• Frank M Johnston, overseeing poor
• H D Moore, groceries to Isaac Davis

Poor—Hogan Township.

• Dr. W C Henry, medical aid to Mrs. Christy
• Aurora Distilling Co., coal furnished Mary Peters, Jane Christy, Margaret Stitt
• T L Baker, hauling coal for poor
• John Hayes, groceries to John Lottridge, John Stitt, Jane Christy
• John Armstrong, transportation

Poor—Miller Township.

• Liddle & Ingham, groceries furnished Linu Kirkwood, Jonathan Connor, Elizabeth Crouch, James Dodd, Elizabeth Vantrese
• Wm A Cottingham, overseeing poor

County Asylum.

• Thomas Duncan, salary
• Charlotte Duncan, salary, matron
• Kate Wilson, labor
• Louis Drake, labor
• Wm McKinstry, labor
• John Sims, work
• James Murdock, oats
• Gutzwiller, blacksmithing
• Jane Dorman, sweet potato plants
• R McElwain, blacksmithing
• George Wolfarth, repairing shoe
• Clara Ruble, work
• John Windhorst, pressing hay
• L N Turnpike Co., toll
• H P Spaeth, hardware
• G W Hall, tobacco
• H Nieman, potatoes
• H V Barnes, cherry trees
• P Weis, corn, bran, etc.
• John W Roberts, repairing harness
• Conaway Bainum, corn
• Robert Maybin, groceries and tobacco
• H G Kidd, hardware
• Sparks Bros., groceries
• Chambers & Stevens, clothing
• H Small, service of horse
• Thomas Duncan, money paid out

Officers’ Salary.

• Geo. W. Johnston, Commissioner
• G. A. Swales, Commissioner
• N. Vogelgesang, Commissioner
• E. D. Moore, service

Laughery Bridge.

• H C Miller, work
• Chas Bauer, labor and tools
• A H Green, hardware
• Wm Baker, work
• Josephus Buffington, work
• Patrick Garrity, work
• Patrick Maloney, work
• Thomas Clark, work
• Joseph Pate, work
• Jacob Clark, work
• Wm Ellerman, work
• Simon Calhoun, work
• Tilford Giffin, work
• G E Johnston, lumber
• L G Hulbert, hardware
• H P Spaeth, hardware
• Hunter & O’Brien, sale bills
• Geo W Johnston, service

Assessing Revenue.

• J. F. Piper
• Benj. Withered
• George Turner
• Van S. B. Crowley
• Clay Turner
• Anthony Schnelzer
• Frank Connolly
• Marion Laws
• Alice Laws
• James House
• John Theobald
• John Axby
• Frank Bittner
• Francis Bittner
• Anthony Schnetzer
• P. L. Mathews
• L. S. Matthews
• Oliver Cloud
• Edward Cloud
• Asa B. Hubbartt
• Ella C. Hubbartt
• N. Vogelgesang, Board of Equalization
• G. W. Johnston, Board of Equalization
• Geo. A. Swales, Board of Equalization
• Harrison Abbott, Board of Equalization
• C. J. B. Ratjen, Board of Equalization
• John Feist, Board of Equalization
• Peter Bidner, Board of Equalization
• D. M. Guard, serving summons on Assessor

Aurora Bridge.

• Wm Theetge, work on sidewalk

Public Buildings.

• Thos. W. Sargent, coal for Court House
• Lawrenceburg Gas Co., gas for Court House
• Mrs. G. C. Columbia, goods furnished jail
• Sparks Bros., grass seed and brushes for Court House
• A. Beckman, coal for jail
• H. G. Kidd, hardware for jail and Court House
• August Willers, work at Court House
• Henry Gerkin, articles purchased for Commissioners’ room
• L. Kupferschmidt, clock for Recorder’s office

Specific Allowance.

• E. D. Moore, postage and expressage
• Heber D. Haynes, expert accountant
• D. H. Miller, carriage to County Farm
• S. J. Huston, postage
• John H. Russe, miscellaneous items

Public Printing.

• Hunter & O’Brien
• J. E. Larimer
• Henderson Achert Lithograph Co.

Books and Stationery.

• Sentinel Printing Co.
• Baker & Thornton
• Wm. Burford
• Martin Kieffer

Roads and Highways.

• D. M. Guard, serving notice to road viewers
• Wm. C. Mulford, land taken for road
• Wm. C. Mulford, qualifying road viewers
• Wm. R. Campbell, same
• A. Doll, 3 days as road viewer
• Michael Renck, same
• L. Kappes, same
• John B. Kneevan, same
• Chas Burgay, same
• John C. Miller, land taken for roads
• Anthony Witt, same

Refunders of Taxes.

• John Albers
• Geo H Mattenheimer
• Joseph Massett
• John Lochner
• Peter Bidner
• Wm Praute
• Marcus Eversole
• Amor Rumsey
• George C Ruppert

Commissioners’ Court.

• D M Guard, summoning Commissioners

Court Expense.

• D M Guard, serving Jury

Expense of Criminals.

• D M Guard, boarding prisoners

Expense of Insane.

• John H Russe, expense to Jasper Marshall to asylum

County Superintendent.

• S J Huston, salary

Proceedings of the June 1888 Session of the Dearborn County, Indiana Commissioners appeared in:
Lawrenceburg Register – 21 Jun 1888 – Page 3, Column 3

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Henry C. Assche was authorized to borrow $800 on account of the Special School Fund of Jackson Township.

Liquor Licenses were granted to John D. Meyer, Stahl & Harry, John Pelgen, John Witmer, Gerhard Martin, Peter Zimmerman, W. H. Charlton, Michael Zimmer, Joseph Bechtel, Frank Maffey, Adolph Schulze, John Bamart, John H. Siemantel, Michael Braunagle, David Peters, George Fahlbush, Michael Klein, John Sicking, Adam Kestner, George Frank, Stephen Meyer, George Konig, Frank Weikle, Jacob Kirsch, Anthony Kastner, Simon Siemantel, Charles Martin, Louis Weiss, F. H. Rusher, John P. Ebel.

On account of erroneous assessment and collection of taxes refunders were allowed as follows: John Albers, $9.93; George Mattenstein, #3.47; Joseph Massett, $1; John H. Lockner, $2.50.

Michael Renck, Anthony Doll and Lawrence Kappes, viewers appointed to view proposed road in Miller township, report that the road is of public utility. Remonstrances were filed against road by O. T. Jackson, Charles Hey and W. R. Guard. The Board appoints Jacob Abdon, George Roesch and John Heustis reviewers to view and assess the damages of Messrs. Jackson, Hey and Guard.

John B. Kneevin and Charles Burgny, viewers of proposed road in Kelso township, report that the estate of Jacob Mueller would be damaged $120 by the opening or change of the road.

George Schmidt was allowed damages in the sum of $40 for opening of road in Kelso Township.

Allowances made at the March 1888 Session of the Dearborn County, Indiana Commissioners appeared in:
Lawrenceburg Register – 29 Mar 1888 – Page 3, Column 5

LIST OF ALLOWANCES
Made by the Board of Commissioners of Dearborn county, at their March session, 1888, and ordered to be published in the Register, as having the largest circulation in said county.

Poor—Centre Township.

• T. W. Sargent, Coal Furnished: Mrs. Friberger, Frank Lohr, Wm Theetge, Joe Jones, Mrs. Peters, Jacob Feeny, Mrs. Vansickle, Mrs. Chas Lambkin, Mrs. Burns, Jenny Pate, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Smith, Wm. Thompson Sr., Mrs. Broils, Mrs. Chamberlain, Alex Criswell, Wm. Smith, Mrs. Burns, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Devol, Mrs. Porter, Wm. Powell.
• F. Opperman, Groceries Furnished: Mrs. Mary Hughes, Mrs. Kate Walsh, Mrs. George Gray, Mrs. Wm. Stevens.
• Chas. Fehling Jr., groceries furnished: Mrs. H Broyls, Ezra Knapp, Harvey Johnson, Mrs. John Steig, Wm. Powell.
• Giegoldt, Beinkamp & Co., groceries furnished: Thomas Rand, Wm Theetge, Mrs. John Friberger.
• David Peters, groceries furnished: William Smith, Nance Bailey, Peter Steinerbach, Margaret Ross.
• Mrs. B. & A. Steigewoldt, groceries furnished: Mrs. Lizzie Lambkin, Mrs. Noah Falrfield.
• J. C. Green, groceries furnished: James White, Mrs. J Lotridge, Mrs. George Gray.
• J. M. Wheeler, groceries furnished: James White, Mrs. Ben Mills.
• G. H. Droge, groceries furnished: Joe Jones.
• Lafe M Cheek, groceries furnished: Mrs. Chamberlain.
• Herdegen & Kress, groceries furnished: Joe Jones, Mrs. M. Wood.
• R. A. McConnell, clothing furnished: Thos Ekers, boy.
• John Scott, groceries furnished: Alex Criswell.
• Aurora Distilling Co., coal furnished: Mrs. Chambers, Mrs. Vansickle, A Criswell, Mrs. Pate.
• John Wildridge, groceries furnished: Mrs. Hannah Burnes, Mrs. Jno Freiberger, Mrs. Lambkin, Noah Fairfield, Mrs. C Perrin, John Cheek.
• Chambers, Stevens & Co., groceries furnished: Wm Theetge, Wm Powell, Mrs. S Pate, Wm Smith.
• Rosa Goenawein, shoes furnished: Mrs. Wm Clause, Mrs. C Lampkins, Mrs. Seber, Mrs. Griffin, Mrs. Nobles, Mrs. Alex Criswell, Geo Bailey, Mrs. M. Walker, Mrs. Clark.
• F. A. York & Co., transportation furnished: Marcus Bailey, Alonzo Thompson, Harvey Johnson.
• Fred Mauntel, coffin furnished: Mrs. Holden’s child
• Ph. Kastner, groceries furnished: Mrs. G Smith
• Wm. Day, coffins furnished: Mrs. V Heagey, Joe Bradley.
• Jacob Kirsch, board and lodging furnished: one female tramp
• Lou Grosholz, board and lodging furnished: six tramps
• Jacob Goenawein, transportation: transient paupers
• Rosa Goenawein, shoes furnished: Wm Smith’s girl, Mr. Harrie’s boy, Mrs. Noble’s girl, Mr. Vincent’s boy, Mrs. Underwood’s boy, Mrs. Williams’ girl, Mrs. Smith’s girl, Lon Thompson, Mrs. Lockridge, Wm Steven’s boy, Mrs. Griffin’s girl, Mrs. Grey, Lidia Thompson, Mr. Jone’s boy.

Poor—Lawrenceburgh Township.

• F. H. Volz, meals and lodging furnished: transient paupers
• Sparks Bros., groceries furnished: Taylor, Balley, Mrs. Jeffers, Abe Locey, Mrs. McAdams
• Mrs. Siemantel, groceries furnished: Mrs. Bennett
• John Burkhouse, groceries furnished: Wm Brown, Mrs. Hayes
• Mrs. G. C. Columbia, groceries furnished: Mrs. Bruce and sister
• Herman Oertling, groceries furnished: Mrs. Cavanaugh, Mrs. Nancy Jones, Wm. Carl
• Foote, Spanagel & Co., groceries furnished: Joe Gray, Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Eastman, Mrs. Akler
• Archie Shaw, groceries furnished: William Winters, Mr. Brown
• C Israel, groceries furnished: Mrs. Smith, Ben Herron
• Watkins & Watkins, groceries furnished: Mrs. Akley
• Henry Helmuth, groceries furnished: Mrs. Laird, G Chance, Mrs. Eaders, B Ricketts, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Hayes, Mr. Clark, Mrs. Hunt
• Jos. McGrannahan, groceries furnished: Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs. Cavanaugh, Mrs. Weaver, John Fisher, Waney Smith
• Love Bros., groceries furnished: Wm Winters, Mrs. A Holland, Mrs. Jane Knapp
• Andy Schneider, shoes furnished: Mrs. Collins
• L. Kohlerman, undertaker: coffins furnished and burial of paupers
• Samuel Dickinson, undertaker, coffins furnished: Ben Cave, Austin Trulock, Colored Preacher, Sullivan Smith, Jas Moody
• W. F. Cook, coal furnished: Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Bruce, Henry Young, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. S A Martin, John Fisher, Mrs. Bennett, Nancy Jones, Mrs. Tout, Mrs. West, Taylor Bailey, Mrs. Akler, Mrs. Standriff, Mrs. Knorr, Mr. Brown, Mrs. Junker, Mrs. McAdams, Mrs. Eads, Mrs. Brower Rickets, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Grill, Mrs. Sanders
• A Beckman, coal furnished: Mrs. Bruce and sister, Mrs. Jeffers, Mrs. Leindecker, Mrs. Grill, Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Toute, Mrs. Moran, Mrs. Nancy Jones, Mrs. Martin, Taylor Bailey, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Leindecker, Mrs. Hunt
• Early & Daniels, coal furnished: Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Tout, J Akler, Mrs. Sanders, J Fisher, Mrs. Holland, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Knapp, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Best, Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs. West, Mr. Burns, Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Knorr
• Fred Wesler, coal furnished: C Craig, Mrs. Easting, John Fisher, Mrs. Smith
• Daniel M. Guard, Sheriff D C, boarding transient paupers
• John Probst, aid to transient poor
• Fred Rodenberg, transportation to transient poor
• John Shaw, meals and lodging H B Robert

Poor—Miller Township.

• Liddle & Ingram, groceries furnished: Jonathan Connor, David Marsh, James Dodd, Eilhu Kirkwood

Poor—Clay Township.

• Wm. Rowland, groceries furnished: Mrs. Jane Peasley, Mrs. Spangler
• Wm Barkley, M. D., medical services rendered Mrs. Press Hamilton
• Frederick Ginter, groceries furnished: Anna and Elizabeth Evans, Thomas Abra
• J. C. Vandolah, groceries furnished: Noan Goodpasture, Sarah Fleming

Poor—Sparta Township.

• Joseph Bossong, transportation furnished Walker children
• H. D. Moore, groceries furnished: Isaac Davis
• Slater & Heustis, groceries furnished: M. E. McMahan

Poor—Hogan Township.

• Aurora Distilling Co., coal furnished: Jane Christy, John Stitt
• John Klueber, clothing furnished: Wm Clause
• T L Baker, coal and wood furnished: Jane Christy, John Stitt
• John Hayes, groceries furnished: Jane Christy
• John Armstrong, services rendered overseeing the poor

Poor—Logan Township.

• Dennis Nead, wood furnished: Elizabeth Ward
• John Haddlock, wood furnished: Sibyl Tarr
• Edward Grubbs, boarding furnished: Jane O’Connor

Poor—Harrison Township.

• E. D. Bowlby, groceries furnished: Samuel Biber
• Thos. Cauthrow, Agt., transportation furnished transient paupers

Poor—Manchester Township.

• Joseph Duncan, services rendered: overseeing poor

Poor—Kelso Township.

• Wendel Labbe, groceries furnished: Philip Spring
• Gerhard Fette, groceries furnished: Caroline Smith
• Harmon Nodmeyer, shoes furnished: Caroline Smith
• Henry Fangman, services rendered: overseeing the poor

Poor—York Township.

• Otto Hammerle, services rendered: overseeing the poor

County Asylum.

• Ohio Valley Coffin Co., one coffin
• L. N. Turnpike Co., toll for 1 qr
• P Weis, bran furnished
• Blythe Buffington, groceries furnished
• Alexander Rubel, mending shoes
• Chambers, Stevens & Co., clothing furnished
• E Lamar, shoes furnished
• W. C. Wulber, transportation furnished
• C. M. Beinkamp, tobacco and coffee furnished
• Stohman & Schweitzer; timothy seed furnished
• E. F. Harmeyer, cutter furnished
• S Ross; repairing harness
• S E Givan, M. D., medical aid
• Thomas Duncan, 1 qr sal as Supt
• Charlotte Duncan, 1 qr sal as Matron
• Thomas Duncan, cash expended
• Louis Drake, 1 qr salary as laborer
• Wm McKinstry; 1 qr salary as laborer
• Alice Collier, service, 1 qr salary
• Katie Wilson, service, 1 qr salary

Public Building.

• Sparks Bros., sundry articles furnished Court House
• Ohio Valley Coffin Co., kindling furnished Court House
• Lawrenceburgh Gas Co., gas for 1 qr
• Albert D Jackson, repairing tables and door
• A Beckman, coal for jail
• Mrs. G C Columbia, coal oil and brooms for jail

Expense of Criminals.

• Daniel M Guard, Sheriff, boarding prisoners

Public Printing.

• Hunter & O’Brien
• J E Larimer
• Sam Chapman

Specific Allowance.

• John H Russe, postage and express
• John Probst, postage
• S J Huston, stamps and cards
• J S Prichard, recording deed
• P L Mathews, services on bonds
• E D Moore, postage and expressage

Books and Stationery.

• Sentinel Printing Co., books and stationery
• Wm B Buford, same
• Indianapolis Book and Legal Blank Co.
• Martin Kieffer

Roads and Highways.

• Fred Peters, three days services as road viewer
• Ernst Hopmire, three days services as road viewer
• Columbus Johnson, three days services as road viewer
• Wm Wulber, two days service as road viewer
• Benjamin Withered, two days service as road viewer
• James Vinson, two days service as road viewer
• Daniel M Guard, Sheriff, serving notice

Officers’ Salary.

• E D Moore, service for quarter
• G A Swales, Commissioner
• G W Johnston, Commissioner
• N Vogelgesang, Commissioner

Aurora Bridge.

• A T Gridley, level, estimates, plans and specifications for wing walls
• Jos Christman, stone furnished
• Wm Teaney, two days work
• Michael Teaney, dirt furnished
• George Trester, service on sidewalk
• Jesse Henry, service on sidewalk
• John F Trulock, one day as witness and overseeing hands

Laughery Bridge.

• Wm Ake, lumber furnished for repairing
• Wrought Iron Bridge Co., adjusting and tightening bridge

Lawrenceburgh Bridge.

• Joseph Tittel, lumber furnished
• Walter Fitch, estimating contents to wing walls and making inspection and report to approaches
• Enoch McElfresh, earth furnished to approaches
• John Polking, five days service
• John Schwab, building wingwalls
• George Ampt, locust posts
• Nathan Stedman, cast iron stars
• R Winkley, hauling
• Harris Fitch, two strain rods

County Revenue.

• A T Gridley, copying old plats in Surveyor’s record
• R E Slater, fee as Prosecuting Attorney, foreclosure school mortgage
• Samuel McElfresh, insurance on Court House

Board of Health.

• John H Russe, Clerk, marriage reports

Refunder of Taxes.

• Mary E Day

County Superintendent

• Samuel J Huston

Court Expense.

• Daniel M Guard, serving juries

Commissioner’s Court Expense.

• Daniel M Guard, Sheriff, summoning Commissioners

Allowances made at the December 1887 Session of the Dearborn County, Indiana Commissioners appeared in:
Lawrenceburg Register – 22 Dec 1887 – Page 2, Column 5

LIST OF ALLOWANCES
Made by the Board of Commissioners of Dearborn county, at their December session, 1887, and ordered to be published in the Register, as having the largest circulation in said county.

Poor—Centre Township.

• Charles Fehling, groceries furnished Wm Smith, Frank Lohrer, Catherine Hauck
• L. Epstein, clothing furnished Mrs. A. Thoms
• George W. Taylor, 3 coffins furnished, conveying paupers to county asylum
• John H. VanHouton, groceries furnished Jacob Shuler
• John W. Scott, groceries furnished George Wolfort
• William Lieve, school books furnished
• F. Opperman, groceries furnished Mrs. Mary Hughs, Mrs. Catherine Welch, Mrs. Jane Gray, Mrs. John Gray
• Chambers, Stevens & Co., provisions for Jacob Teaney, Wm. Thetge, John Lotbridge
• Wm H Held & Bro., clothing furnished James Vachey’s boy
• Aurora Distilling Co., coal furnished Mrs. Chamberlain
• Herdigan & Kress, groceries furnished J Jones
• F Mauntel, coffin and suit furnished Jacob Teaney
• Mrs. P Pelgen, groceries furnished Wm Powell
• J M Wheeler, groceries furnished Mrs. Ben Mills
• Albert Bloom, groceries furnished Mrs. Mary Hughs, Mrs. E Trester
• Sam Sommerfield, clothing furnished J Vachey’s boy
• J G Parks, board and lodging furnished tramps
• W C Lambkin, groceries furnished Mrs. C Lambkin, Mrs. A L Griffin
• E H Neibaum, dry goods furnished Wm Brown
• John Wildridge, groceries furnished Mrs. Hattie Griffin, Mrs. Freiberger
• Louis Grossholz, board and lodging furnished tramps
• Jacob Goenawein, Trustee, transportation furnished transient poor
• F A York, transportation furnished poor to county asylum

Poor—Manchester Township.

• Wm Pummil, one coffin furnished
• George Miller, conveying pauper to county asylum
• Jacob Hoffman, groceries and dry goods furnished Mrs. Notmeier

Poor—Kelso Township.

• Anthony Schue, wood furnished Philip Spring
• Wendell Labbe, groceries furnished Philip Spring

Poor—Miller Township.

• Robert Hansell, flour furnished Sarah C Hunter

Poor—Logan Township.

• Edward Grubbs, board and lodging furnished children of Geo Connor

Poor—York Township

• Miller Bros., groceries furnished Simon Miller

Poor—Lawrenceburgh Township.

• Sparks Bros., groceries furnished Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Monroe, Mrs. Jeffries
• C A Harrison, books furnished
• Archie Shaw, groceries furnished Mrs. Laird
• L Kohlerman & Son, 2 coffins and hauling furnished
• Margt M Fitch, groceries furnished Mrs. Bruce and sister
• Anton Schneider, shoes furnished Mrs. Knorr, Mrs. Monroe, Mrs. Hollongrapt
• L Deuschle, dry goods furnished Mrs. J Alexander, Mrs. Smithers, Mrs. McCracken, Mrs. Laird
• H R Helmuth, groceries furnished Mrs. Laird, Mrs. Holland
• Adaline Junker, meals and lodging furnished Mrs. Hollongrapt
• F H Volz, meals and lodging furnished transient poor
• Mrs. Siemantel, groceries furnished Mrs. Bennett
• L R Swift, clothing furnished Nic Knorr
• John McIntyre, 1 coffin and conveyance furnished
• Heckheiser & Koehler, groceries furnished Mrs. H Young
• J F Hammerle, groceries furnished Mrs. John Fisher
• John Deuschle, groceries furnished Mrs. John Huber
• Greendale Cemetery Association, one burial permit granted
• A Beckman & Co., coal furnished Mrs. West, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Bruce, Mrs. Cavanaugh, Mrs. Smith
• A D Cook, coal furnished Mrs. Saunders, Mrs. Knorr

Poor—Clay Township.

• Fred Ginter, groceries furnished Mrs. E Evans, W H Conaway, Betsey Spangler, Thomas Acra
• Wm Rowland, groceries furnished Jane Peasley

Poor—Sparta Township.

• H D Moore, groceries furnished Isaac Davis
• F Slater & Son, groceries furnished Ellen McMahan
• Jos M Bosong, board and lodging furnished and removing pauper to county asylum
• Henry Adler, board and lodging furnished and removing pauper to county asylum

Poor—Hogan Township.

• John Hayes, groceries furnished Jane Christie

County Asylum.

• Ohio Valley Coffin Co., 6 coffins furnished
• Sebastian Ross, repairing harness
• Geo Gutzwiller, blacksmihing
• Sparks Bros., timothy seed
• Blythe W Buffington, groceries
• John Kluber Jr., clothing furnished
• Frank R Dorman, clothing furnished
• S E Givan, M.D., medical aid
• Louis Drake, one qr salary as laborer
• Wm McKinstry, salary as laborer
• Alice Collins, service
• Katie Wilson, service
• Charlotte Duncan, salary as matron
• Thomas Duncan, salary as Supt., cash expended
• H G Kidd, sundry articles furnished
• O P Cobb & Co., farming implements
• E Lamar, clothing furnished
• Chambers, Stevens & Co., dry goods
• Blythe W Buffington, salt furnished
• Wm Pummil, blacksmithing
• J H Burkam, lumber furnished

Public Buildings.

• H G Kidd, sundry articles furnished Court House and jail
• Ohio Valley Coffin Co., kindling wood
• Margaret M Fitch, coal oil
• Sparks Bros., matches and mops
• Wm F Cook, coal
• John S Dorman & Co., ticking and blankets furnished jail
• James McLeaster, repairing furniture
• Henry Hitzfield, repairing furniture
• Lawrenceburgh Gas Co., gas
• J H Burkam, lumber for jail
• K Crist, sundry articles furnished
• A D Cook, digging well

Expense of Criminals.

• John S Dorman & Co., shirt
• Daniel M Guard, Sheriff, boarding prisoners

Public Printing.

• Everett & Gregory
• Jas E Larimer
• L W Cobb
• Hunter & O’Brien

Specific Allowance.

• John Probst, Treasurer, expense in purchasing safe
• Daniel H Miller, horse and buggy to county asylum
• John Probst, Treasurer, freight on safe
• John H Russe, Clerk, postage, expressage and freight
• Hall’s Safe and Lock Co., safe furnished
• P L Matheus, services on committee of examination
• H D Haynes, same
• F X Volz, moving safes
• C J Young, drop light furnished
• J E Larimer, subscription to Press for Recorder’s office
• L Kohlerman & Son, horses and buggies for commissioners
• George W Taylor, for use horse & wagon
• John Probst, Treasurer, postage

Roads and Highways.

• Charles R. Campbell, JP, qualifying road viewers
• Benj Withered, service as road viewer
• James C Vinson, same
• Wm C Walbur, same
• Martin V Fox, same
• H C Busse, same
• George Wol[?]ung, same
• John Renck, same
• John A Cole, same
• Job Seamon, same
• Wm S Tyler, damage for lands taken
• John H Brown, NP, qualifying road viewers
• Henry Fangman, Trustee, amount paid by county for culvert in Kelso Tp
• Daniel M Guard, Sheriff, serving notices

Books and Stationery.

• Wm B Burford, books and stationery
• Sentinel Printing Co., same
• Baker & Thornton, same
• M Kieffer, same

Officers’ Salary.

• N Vogelgesang, Com
• Geo W Johnston, Com
• Geo A Swales, Com
• E D Moore, Auditor

Aurora Bridge.

• Henry Shuter, locust timber furnished
• Nat Wrought Iron Co., sundry service
• Thompson & Maloney, bal on building wing walls
• Chas Fisk, lumber furnished

Lawrenceburgh Bridge.

• Walter Fitch, 4 days work on approach
• Jos Fitch, work on approach

Guilford Bridge.

• Valentine Draut, repairing approach

County Superintendent.

• Samuel J. Huston, service

Court Expense.

• Daniel M. Guard, Sheriff, serving juries

Commissioner’s Court Expense.

• Daniel M. Guard, Sheriff, summoning Commissioners

Allowances made at the September 1887 Session of the Dearborn County, Indiana Commissioners appeared in:
Lawrenceburg Register – 29 Sep 1887 – Page 2, Column 5

LIST OF ALLOWANCES
Made by the Board of Commissioners of Dearborn county, at their September session, 1887, and ordered to be published in the Register, as having the largest circulation in said county.

Poor—Centre Township.

• Aurora Distilling Co., coal furnished Mrs. Chamberlain, Mrs. Peters, Mrs. Garrity
• Aurora Gas Light Co., coal furnished Mrs. R. Campbell, Alex Creswell, Mrs. Farrell, Mrs. E. Hahn, Mrs. Tickey
• John A. McIntyre, burial case and hauling for floater
• J. M. Wheeler, provisions for Wm. Clause, Mrs. Ben Mills
• Fred Opperman, groceries for Mrs. Mary Hughs, Mrs. Kate Welch
• Wm. Day, coffin for Mrs. Lewis’ child
• John Wildridge, provisions for tramp, Mrs. Mary Peters
• F. Mauntel, burial case for Catherine Hauck
• Mrs. Schieb, nursing sick person
• David Peters, provisions for Margaret Ross, Mrs. H. Hahn
• Mrs. F. Smith, nursing Catherine Hauck
• Chambers, Stevens & Co., provisions for Mrs. Lew Hibbert, Mrs. Pate, Wm. Stevens, Mrs. Lothridge
• E. H. Neibaum, dry goods for Ella Enochs
• Louis Grosholtz, board and lodging for tramps
• Charles Wright, groceries for Mrs. Jennie Tarr
• Lafe M Cheek & Co., groceries for Mrs. Chamberlain, Mrs. Carter

Poor—Lawrenceburgh Township.

• Daniel M Guard, Sheriff, board and lodging for tramps
• Louis Kohlerman & Son, coffin, hauling and conveyance furnished
• Greendale Cemetery Association, digging and covering grave for floater
• Watkins & Watkins, groceries furnished John Fisher, Mrs. Bruce and sister
• Ernst Meyer, groceries for Henry Young, Mrs. M Young
• Archie Shaw, groceries for Mr. Laird
• Schleicher Bros., groceries for Mr. Bradley, Mrs. John Fisher
• Mrs. Semantel, groceries for Mrs. Bennet
• Wm H O’Brien, transportation for Mrs. Grasty and three children
• Wm J Fitch, groceries furnished Mrs. Bruce and sister
• Herman Oertling, groceries furnished Mrs. T Harris, Mrs. Grill
• H R Helmuth & Son, groceries furnished Mr. Laird, Mrs. McNell, Mrs. Ragen, Mrs. Young
• John Isherwood, groceries furnished Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Ruby, Mrs. Taylor Harris, Mrs. Laird, Mrs. Cavanaugh, Mrs. Williams
• John Deuchle, groceries furnished Mrs. Smuthers, Mr. A Trulock
• Early & Daniels, coal furnished Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Kaufman, Mrs. McRight
• John A McIntyre, burial case and hauling for Thomas Coyne

Poor—Sparta Township.

• Joseph Chance, taking paupers to County Asylum
• F Slater & Son, groceries for Ellen McMahan
• V D Chance, groceries for Mary Spencer

Poor—York Township.

• Thomas Darling, conveying paupers to County Asylum
• Henry Hammerle, service as overseer of poor

Poor—Manchester Township.

• Wm F Crocker, groceries furnished Mrs. Layborn

Poor—Logan Township.

• James Lods, transportation, clothing, etc. for Ida Falens
• Edward Grubbs, caring for three children

Poor—Hogan Township.

• John Hayes, provisions for Jane Christie

Poor—Jackson Township.

• Stohlman & Schwitzer, groceries for Adam Voshel, C Bisig, Mrs. E Johnson, Mrs. J Gessler

County Asylum.

• Wm F Crocker, groceries furnished
• F R Dorman & Co., clothing
• Chas Mueller, glass, putty, etc.
• Wm McKinstry, for service
• Katie Wilson, for service
• Louis Drake, for service
• Charlotte Duncan, salary as matron
• Thomas Duncan, salary as Supt
• Early & Daniel, for paint
• Curtis & Kyle, one harvester
• L G Hurlbert, windows
• O P Cobb & Co., implements
• Thomas Duncan, cash expended
• Ida Drake, for service
• Chambers, Stevens & Co., dry goods
• Geo Gutzwiler, blacksmithing
• Joseph Todd & Co., pressing hay
• C M Beinkamp, for groceries
• R McMullen & Bro., threshing grain
• Blythe Buffington, for groceries

Aurora Bridge.

• O P Cobb & Co., lime and cement
• Thomas W Sargeant, teams furnished, labor and boat furnished
• Thompson & Maloney, building wing walls, labor
• Henry Shuter, locust posts
• James Mains, locust posts
• Wm J McHenry, lumber
• A T Gridley, service as civil engineer
• Julius Severin, cash expended
• Chas Fisk, service as Supt
• S T Caldwell, service
• Wm Gerlach, pointing up abutments
• Aurora Distilling Co., material and labor
• Nathan Steadman, iron stars in abutments
• Ben Davis, labor
• Robert Stores, labor
• J Pickelheimer, labor
• Elias Cox, labor
• H P Spaeth & Co., nails furnished

Specific Allowance.

• Julius Severin, expressage and postage
• L E Beinkamp, examining records
• H D Haynes, examining records
• Daniel M Guard, Sheriff, handcuffs
• John Probst, Treasurer, postage
• Samuel J Huston, Co Supt, postage
• John H Russe, Clerk, expressage, postage
• Albert T Gridley, surveying
• Geo W Johnson, cash expended
• Daniel H Miller, hack hire for Com

Officers’ Salary.

• Julius Severin, Auditor, salary
• Geo A Swales, Commissioner
• N Vogelgesang, Commissioner
• Geo W Johnston, Commissioner

Commissioner’s Court Expense.

• Daniel M Guard, Serving Com

Assessing Revenue.

• O F Cloud, service
• Frank Bittner, service
• John Axby, service
• Geo A Swales, member Board Equalization
• George Singer, same
• Moses Pickleheimer, same
• T J Lucas, same
• Thomas Kilner, same
• Geo W Johnston, same
• N Vogelgesang, same
• H D McMullen, Attorney for Board Equalization
• P L Matheus, Assessor
• Lewis Garrison, Deputy Assessor
• Louis S Matheus, Deputy Assessor

Public Buildings.

• Ohio Valley Coffin Co., kindling wood
• Lawrenceburgh Gas Co., gas
• Wm J Fitch, coal oil
• John S Dorman, dry goods for jail
• Fred Wesler, coal
• F Thoms & Co., repairing jail
• Henry Gerkin, putting coal in cellar
• Lawrenceburgh Gas Co., gas furnished

Books and Stationery.

• Baker & Thornton, books and stationery
• Wm B Burford, books and stationery
• Sentinel Printing Co., books and stationery
• Martin Kieffer, binding assessment lists and reports

Public Printing.

• Hunter & O’Brien, public printing
• Everett & Gregory, public printing

Road and Highways.

• H C Assche, Trustee, building culvert
• Daniel M Guard, Sheriff, serving road viewers
• George Morgan, viewing road
• George Singer, viewing road
• Lawrence Kappes, viewing road

Expense of Criminals.

• Daniel M Guard, Sheriff, boarding, commitment and discharge of prisoners

Board of Health.

• John H Russe, Clerk, certificate of marriage license to Sec Board of Health

Dillsborough Bridge.

• R W Miller, repairing bridge

Hayes Branch Bridge.

• H Bulthaup et al, repairing bridge

Harrison Bridge.

• John Roser, repairing bridge

County Superintendent.

• Samuel J. Huston, Co Supt, salary

Allowances at the June 1887 Session of the Dearborn County, Indiana Commissioners appeared in:
Lawrenceburg Register – 7 Jul 1887 – Page 3, Column 4

LIST OF ALLOWANCES
Made by the Board of Commissioners of Dearborn county, at their June session, 1887, and ordered to be published in the Register, as having the largest circulation in said county.

Poor—Centre Township.

• Fred Opperman, groceries for Mary Hughes, Kate Welsh
• C M Beinkamp, groceries for Wm. Theetga, John Cheek
• John Wildridge, groceries for Mary Peters
• Robert Maybin, dry goods for John Cheek
• Mrs. Henry Kappell, nursing Ella Enoch
• J H VanHouten, groceries for Jacob Schuler
• Fred Mauntel, coffin and shroud for Henry Neiman
• Charles Fehling Jr., groceries for J. Goodpasture, Ella Enoch, Mary Bentz, Katharine Hauck
• Mrs. Pelgen, groceries for Katharine Hauck
• James M. Wheeler, groceries for Wm. Claus, Mrs. Ben Mills
• R. A. McConnell, dry goods for Ella Enoch, George Bailey’s boy
• Samuel Somerfield, dry goods for Ella Enoch, George Bailey’s boy
• Louis Grosholz, boarding and lodging transient paupers
• J A McIntyre, coffins for tramp, Freddie Brooks, Owen Cunningham
• F A York & Co., hearse for Henry Nieman
• Henry Wood, groceries for Wm. Theetge, Wm. Brown, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Smith, John Criss, Mrs. C Lambkin
• Wm C Lambkin, groceries for Mrs. C Lambkin
• Herdegan & Kress, groceries for Charles Bailey
• B W Buffington, groceries for Mrs. Campbell
• River View Cemetery Association, burial permits for 12 paupers
• Jacob Goenawein, cash paid on account of poor

Poor—Lawrenceburgh Township.

• Gardner & Gillig, rent for sick family
• Mrs. Siemantel, groceries for Mrs. Bennett
• Tebbs Bros., groceries for Taylor Bailey
• Archie Shaw, groceries for Mrs. Stack
• Charles Feeney, boarding paupers
• Greendale Cemetery Association for three burial permits
• Joseph McGranahan, groceries for Mrs. Junker, Mrs. Goodwin
• Watkins & Watkins, groceries for Taylor Bailey
• Ernst Meyer, groceries for I Smithers, Mrs. M Young, Henry Young
• John Deuschle, groceries for Austin Trulock, Mrs. C Osborn, Mrs. Mack
• Sparks Bros., groceries for Mrs. Williams, Abe Locy
• Beckenholdt & Co., coal for Mrs. Tout, Moran, Bennett, Knapp, Bruce, Martin, Kaufman, L Weaver, Haller
• Wm Stevenson, groceries for Mrs. West
• Mrs. Wm J Fitch, groceries for Mrs. Bruce
• E B Huffman, meals and lodging for sick transient paupers
• Charles F. Seekatz, shoes for Mrs. Bradley
• Anton Schneider, shoes for Mrs. Laird
• Frank X Volz, meals and lodging for paupers
• Archie Shaw, groceries for Mrs. Stack, Holland, McCright, Nevitt children
• Charles Israel, groceries for Mrs. Cavanaugh, Ben Herron, Mrs. Wolf

Poor—Hogan Township.

• T W Cottingham, groceries for Mrs. Jane Christy
• Aurora Distilling Co., coal for Jane Christy

Poor—Miller Township.

• Gabe Hastin, nursing sick man
• J W Grubbs, taking pauper to Asylum

Poor—Harrison Township.

• Dar Bowlby, groceries for John Haas
• Mrs. Mead, lodging and breakfast for tramps
• Henry Slete, coffin and hauling pauper
• John F Tebbs, Agent, rent for Louisa Burns

Poor—Clay Township.

• Wm Rowland, groceries for Philip Renner, Jane Peasly
• John N Calvert, groceries for Philip Renner, Harrison Conaway
• Fred Ginter, groceries for Thos. Acre, Harrison Conaway, Betsy Spangler, Annie Evans
• Wm C Wulber, cash paid for sending pauper away

Poor—Kelso Township.

• Wendell Lubbe, groceries for Philip Spring

Poor Logan Township.

• Edward Grubbs, boarding for Jane O’Conner’s children
• Haddock & Clark, groceries for Sib Farr
• James Lods, services as overseer of poor

Poor—Manchester Township.

• W F Crocker, groceries for Mrs. Layborn
• Sanford Givan, M.D., attendance on poor of township

Poor—Jackson Township.

• Philip Weis, flour and meal for Jane Leffler
• E T Stohlman, groceries for Jane Leffler
• Stohlman & Schweitzer, dry goods for Celestine Bisig
• Wm Schweitzer, groceries for Jane Leffler

Poor—Sparta Township.

• Samuel B Chamberlain, M.D., medical attendance on J McKnight
• Fred Slater & Son, groceries for Ellen McMahon
• Fred Homan, groceries for Eliza Elliott
• V D Chance, groceries for Vina Cadle
• H D Moore, groceries for Isaac Davis

County Asylum

• Thos Duncan, cash paid for sundries, salary as Supt.
• Charlotte Duncan, matron
• Wm McInstry, work on farm
• Louis Drake, same
• Kate Wilson, work at asylum
• Ella Laws, same
• S E Givan, M.D., medical services
• W H Jordon, medicine
• Alex Ruble, mending shoes
• Turnpike Company, toll for quarter
• Henry Chairsell, timothy seed
• B W Buffington, groceries
• Eliz Lam[?]r, dry goods
• F R Dorman & Co., clothing
• Chambers, Stevens & Co., dry goods
• C Fisher, harness, etc.
• O W Dowden, harness, etc.
• H P Spaeth & Co., hardware
• Geo Gutzwiller & Co., blacksmithing
• O P Cobb & Co., lime
• Excelsior Iron & Cooper Works, paint
• John Ulrick, paint
• Dr. C G Walter, visiting asylum

Aurora Bridge.

• L G Hurlbert, lumber
• Wm J McHenry, lumber
• Levi Cornwall, work
• H P Spaeth & Co., nails
• C Fisk & Son, material for temp bridge
• John F Truelock, assisting surveyor
• O P Cobb & Co., nails, etc.
• Pat Garrity, stone
• Geo Murdock, hauling stone
• A Hill & Son, sundries
• S T Caldwell, blacksmithing
• Len Klingelhoffer, lumber
• Jas Thompson, work on temp bridge
• Jas Means, lumber for temp bridge
• Peter Zimmerman, ferrying
• Chas Fisk, Supt., amount paid laborers

Assessing Revenue.

• Asa B Hubbart, Assessor Center Tp.
• Ella C Hubbart, Deputy
• S B VanCrowley, Clay Township
• Edwin Perlee, Deputy
• John F Pieper, Caesar Creek
• James Honse, Hogan
• O F Cloud, Harrison
• John Axby, Miller
• Frank Connolly, Logan
• Frank Bittner, Kelso
• Joseph Bittner, Deputy
• John Theobold, Jackson
• Frank J Theobold, Deputy
• Anthony Schnetzer, York
• Marion Laws, Manchester
• Alice Laws, Deputy
• Benj Wethered, Washington
• George W Turner, Sparta
• Clara A Turner, Deputy
• D M Guard, serving Board Equalization
• J H Russe, Clerk, furnishing statements of Admrs, Estates, and Guardians

Specific Allowance.

• J H Russe, Clerk, stamps, expressage
• Julius Severin, same
• John Probst, same
• Capital Rubber Works, date and holder
• Jos M Bossong, swearing appraisers
• R H Gould, conveyance Commissioners
• D H Miller, same
• B A Staple, repairing chairs

Officers’ Salary.

• Julius Severin, Auditor
• Nic Vogelgesang, Commissioner
• George A Swales, Commissioner
• Geo W Johnston, Commissioner

Roads and Highways.

• D M Guard, serving road viewers
• Peter Bidner, road viewer
• James Aikens, road viewer
• James Powell, road viewer
• Wm C Mulford, swearing road viewers

Public Buildings.

• M Kieffer, wallpaper Sheriff’s residence
• Tebbs Bros., soap and brooms
• W J Fitch, coal oil for jail
• Beckenholdt & Co., coal for jail
• Adaline Junker, washing jail blankets

Books and Stationery.

• Sentinel Printing Co., stationery
• W B Burford, diplomas for graduates
• M Kieffer, stationery and binding
• Journal Co., stationery

Public Printing.

• J E Larimer, printing notice tax payers
• L W Cobb, printing for Sup’t
• Hunter & O’Brien, printing

White Water Bridge.

• John Roser, work on bridge

Expense of Criminals.

• D M Guard, boarding prisoners

Commissioner’s Court Expense.

• Dan Guard, serving commissioners and attending court

Court Expense.

• Dan M Guard, serving petit and grand jurors

Hayes Branch Bridge.

• Henry Bulthaup, work at bridge

Refunders.

• John S Hansell, erroneous taxes paid

County Superintendent.

• H B Hill, salary for quarter

Allowances made at the March 1887 Session of the Dearborn County, Indiana Commissioners appeared in:
Lawrenceburg Register – 14 Apr 1887 – Page 4, Column 2

LIST OF ALLOWANCES
Made by the Board of Commissioners of Dearborn county, at their March session, 1887, and ordered to be published in the Register, as having the largest circulation in said county.

Poor—Centre Township.

• O & M Railway Co., ticket to Kansas for blind man
• Jacob Goenawein, Trustee, as overseer of poor; cash for transportation of paupers
• B W Buffington, groceries for Mrs. R. Campbell, Mrs. Ann Smith, Mrs. George Loslin
• Joseph C Green, sundries for Mrs. Eliza Cook
• Denton & Radspinner, groceries for Mrs. Mary Peters, Mrs. Jennie Schroeder, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Lambkin
• Charles Wright, groceries for Jennie Farrar, Jane Parker, William Vinson, Mrs. Carter, John Gray, Thomas Rand
• David Peters, groceries for Mrs. Margaret Ross, Mrs. H Hahn
• John W Scott, groceries for Mrs. E Trester, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Wm Noble
• Wm E Lambkin, groceries for Mrs. G Clark, Mrs. C Lambkin, Mrs. Hattie Cruse
• Charles Fehling Jr., groceries for Mrs. George Loslin, Mrs. Kate Hauck, Mrs. John Goodpasture, Mrs. Mary Bentz
• Herdegan & Kress, groceries for Charles Bailey
• Albert Bloom, groceries for Mrs. E Trester, Mrs. Garrity, Mrs. Thomas Hangen
• Johnston & Co., groceries for Mrs. Jacob Shuler
• O P Cobb & Co., groceries for Mrs. Steuvers
• Giegoldt, Beinkamp & Co., groceries for Wm Theetge, Mrs. Goodpasture, Mrs. Jane Cheek
• Fred Opperman, groceries for Mrs. Mary Hughes, Mrs. Kate Welsh
• James Wheeler, groceries for Mrs. Ben Mills, Mrs. Wm Clause, Mrs. George Loslin
• Robert Maybin, groceries for Nancy Bailey, Mrs. R Campbell, John Crist, John Lothredge, Eliza Lewis, Wm Theetge
• Jos G Parks, meals and lodging for paupers
• Louis Grossholz, meals and lodging for paupers
• John A Nees, meals and lodging for pauper
• Levi E Cromwell, nursing Jesse Davis
• Aurora Gaslight & Coke Co., coal for Mrs. Bickey, Mrs. Jennie Pate, Mrs. Peters, Mrs. Farrell, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. C Bailey, Mrs. Jennie Parker, Mrs. Henry Hahn, Mrs. Charles Lambkin, Mrs. M Woods, Mrs. Vansickle, Benj Mills, Alex Criswell
• Thomas W Sargent, coal for H Nieman, Mary Bentz, Thomas Rand, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Kleaver, Mrs. Peters, Alex Criswell, David Wrider
• Ernst H Niebaum, dry goods for Mrs. Fritz Thomas
• Sam Somerfield, dry goods, etc., for Wm Brown, Mrs. Fritz Thomas’ child, Geo Bailey’s child, Wm Acre’s children
• Lena Epstein, clothes for Mrs. Fritz Thomas’ boy
• Fred Mauntel, coffin and shroud for Charles Bailey
• Mathew Harring, coffin for George Loslin, James Hess’ child
• F A York & Co., conveyance for burial of James Hess’ child
• G W Taylor Sr., transportation and conveyance for burial of paupers

Poor—Lawrenceburgh Township.

• Fred Rodenberg, Trustee, as overseer of poor; cash for transportation of paupers
• Tebbs Bros., groceries for Mrs. Steve Smith, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Taylor Bailey
• Schleicher Bros., groceries for John Fisher, Nevitt children, Mrs. White, Mrs. Bradley
• Archie Shaw, groceries for Mrs. Tilford, Mrs. Stack, Mrs. Holland, Mrs. McRight, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Knapp
• Charles Israel, groceries for Mrs. Osborn, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Cavanaugh
• Mrs. W J Fitch, groceries for Mrs. Bruce and sister
• Sparks Bros., groceries for Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Winters, Mrs. Waldridge
• Herman Oertling, groceries for Mrs. Jos Whitcomb, Samuel Roswell, Mrs. S Russell, Mrs. M Wolf
• George Fahlbush, groceries for Mrs. Cavanaugh, Mrs. Bradley
• Mrs. John Siemantel, groceries for Mrs. Bennett
• H R Helmuth & Son, groceries for Mrs. Mary Young, Mrs. Ricketts, Nevitt children, Wilbur Ragen, Eke Smothers
• Joseph McGranahan, groceries for Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs. Moody
• Thomas Freeman, groceries for Mrs. Tilford
• John Deuschle, groceries for Mrs. A Truelock, Mrs. Wolford
• Frank Federle, meals and lodging for paupers
• John Shaw, meals and lodging for paupers
• Frank Freeman, meals for pauper
• A D Cook, coal for Mrs. Moran, Mrs. Jos White, Mrs. Tout, Mrs. Lizzie Weber, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Konkle, Taylor Bailey, Mrs. Cavanaugh, Mrs. Marshall, T Dawson, Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Kaufman, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Jeffries
• George Beckenholdt & Co., coal for Mrs. Pierce, Knorr, Grill, Bruce, Smith, Louis, Young, Tout, Sanders, McRight, Morand, Stack, Nevitt children, John Fisher, Mr. Sterling
• Early & Daniel, coal for Mrs. Martin, Tilford, Skinner, Grill, Bruce, Leindecker, Shoulds, White, Morand, Bennett, Young, J Fisher, Holland, Bailey, Howard, Knapp, Pierce, Marshall, West, French
• Fred Wesler, coal for Mrs. Morris, Leindecker, Zack Holland, Sanders, Kaufman, John Fisher
• J S Dorman & Co., dry goods, shoes for W H Penhollow
• Louis Adler, dry goods and shoes for Nevitt children
• L Deuschle, dry goods, shoes, etc. for Mrs. Dollerhigh, Mrs. Hossel, Mrs. Wolford
• Anton Schneider, shoes for Mrs. Hossel, Mrs. Stack
• William Schneider, shoes for George and Frank Losey, Mrs. Tilford, Mrs. McGanan
• Samuel Dickinson, coffin and hauling of Bradberry’s child, Fannie Diggs’ child, Ben Herron’s child, Wm Carter’s child, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. George Harner, Mrs. Jane Conner, Ben Herron’s child
• Louis Kohlerman, coffin and hauling of James Speaks, unknown man; digging grave
• John Sortwell, digging three graves

Poor—Clay Township.

• Fred Ginter, groceries for Anna Evans, Thomas Acre, Betsy Spangler
• J C Vandolah, groceries for Jane Peasley, Harrison Conaway
• John N Calvert, groceries for Ayres Hulton
• Benj Blue, meat for Ayres Hulton
• Thomas Croxton, taking pauper to asylum

Poor—Harrison Township.

• John Roser, Trustee, as overseer of poor; cash for tickets for pauper
• J F Tebbs, agent, rent for Mrs. Jane Burns
• Jonas Williams, wood
• August Viel, board for pauper
• E D Bowlby, groceries for John Haas

Poor—Hogan Township.

• John Armstrong, Trustee, overseeing poor; cash paid for coal for pauper
• T W Cottingham, groceries for Mary Peters, Warren Tout, Jane Christy

Poor—Kelso Township.

• Henry Fangman, Trustee, overseer of poor
• John Andres, groceries for Wendel Lubbe; coffin for John Barth
• John Gensheimer, coffin for Frank Wempe’s child

Poor—Jackson Township.

• Henry C Assche, Trustee, overseer of poor
• Adam Sahn, flour for Mat Meier
• Philip Weis, flour for Jane Leffler
• Jacob Miller, conveying pauper to asylum

Poor—Manchester Township.

• Wm F Crocker, groceries for Mrs. Layborn, Alice Vinson

Poor—Sparta Township.

• T M Johnson, Trustee, overseer of poor
• H D Moore, groceries for Isaac Davis
• F Slater & Son, groceries for Mary E McMahon

Poor—Logan Township.

• Edward Grubbs, boarding Jane O’Conner’s children

Poor—Miller Township.

• A W Cottingham, Trustee, overseer of poor

County Asylum.

• Thomas Duncan, cash paid; salary as Supt
• Charlotte Duncan, matron, salary
• Wm McKinstry, work
• Louis Drake, work
• Sarah Collier, work
• Kate Wilson, work
• Lawbgh & Napoleon Turnpike Co., toll
• Philip Weiss, flour
• W F Crocker, groceries
• Johnston & Co., coffee
• Tebbs Bros., tobacco and barrel oil
• Blythe Buffington, groceries
• Giegoldt, Beinkamp & Co., salt and pork
• F R Dorman & Co., pants and hats
• Francis Swales, attending sick horse
• W H Swales Jr., horse
• Mark Hansell, horse
• Alex Ruble, mending shoes
• G W Taylor, taking wagon from Aurora
• W F Cook, firebrick and clay
• O P Cobb & Co., hardware
• H P Spaeth & Co., tinware
• Ohio Valley Coffin Co., four coffins

Books and Stationery.

• Sentinel Printing Co., books, etc.
• Journal Company, pens, etc.
• Wm B Burford, bonds, etc.
• L W Cobb, letterheads
• Thos Winegardner, paper and fasteners

Public Buildings.

• Jno Grille, repairs in Treasurer’s office
• Jas McLeaster, repairing doors, windows
• W F Cook, repairs on jail, court house
• A D Cook, repairing jail pump
• Lawrenceburgh Gas Co., gas
• J G King & Co., coal oil or jail
• Ohio Valley Coffin Co., kindling wood

Public Printing.

• Hunter & O’Brien, printing delinquent list, sale of bonds, etc., adv. School lands
• Cincinnati Enquirer Co., advertising sale of bonds
• L W Cobb, same
• Everett & Gregory, sundry printing

Officers’ Salary.

• Julius Severin, Auditor, salary
• John Probst, Treasurer, salary
• George W Johnston, Commissioner
• Nic Vogelgesang, Commissioner
• George A Swales, Commissioner

County Superintendent.

• H B Hill, salary
• W B Burford, blanks for Supt
• Hunter & O’Brien, adv. Examination

Specific Allowance.

• Geo W Johnston, carriage for Commissioners to Harrison
• J H Russe, stamps and expressage
• Julius Severin, same
• L E Beinkamp, examining books
• Louis Kohlerman, carriage for Com

Court Expense.

• Dan Guard, serving petit jury, serving jury commissioners

Commissioner’s Court Expense.

• Dan Guard, serving commissioners

Expense of Criminals.

• Dan Guard, boarding prisoners
• J S Dorman & Co., clothing for prisoner

Board of Health.

• John H Russe, Clerk, making a certified copy of registered physicians

Expense of Assessing Revenue.

• Isadore Brichler, one day as Assessor of York Township

Roads and Highways.

• Seth Platt, land taken for road
• Julius Severin, Auditor, making plans and specifications for 7 culverts
• Josiah Campbell, 4 days as roads viewer
• Thomas Gaynor, road viewer
• John E Heustis, road viewer
• Jas Lods, supt., erection of culvert
• John Roser, erection of culvert
• Henry Bulthaup, 3 days with team
• D M Guard, serving road viewers

Lawrenceburgh Bridge.

• Julius Severin, Auditor, making plans specifications for bridge abutments
• Work on fill at bridge: Ernest Eberhart, Michael Daly, Charles Shindler, John Stack, George Guard, Victor Noswog, John Schaffner, Brower Rickets, Peter Homer, Thomas Quinn, Martin Sartori, Paul Schindler, Frank Roswong, Frank Strayley, Benjamin Heustis, Linus Fasnacht, Fred Zinser, Albert F Jack, John Zinser, Parker Rand, N J Walsh

Aurora Bridge.

• Julius Severin, making specifications
• O P Cobb & Co., hardware
• H P Spaeth & Co., hardware
• John Cobb & Co., lumber
• Wm J McHenry
• L G Hurlbert, lumber
• Chas Fisk & Son, making bolts, etc.
• Chas Fisk, labor paid on temp bridge, timber paid for
• Thomas Rand, work on bridge
• Wm Teaney, work on bridge
• John Anderson, work on bridge
• Charles Sasaman, lumber
• H C Westmeyer, hauling stone
• John A Nees, coal oil used on old bridge
• Peter Zimmerman, ferrying

Allowances made at the December 1886 Session of the Dearborn County, Indiana Commissioners appeared in:
Lawrenceburg Register – 17 Feb 1887 – Page 3, Column 6

LIST OF ALLOWANCES
Made by the Board of Commissioners of Dearborn county, at their December session, 1886, and ordered to be published in the Register, as having the largest circulation in said county.

Poor—Centre Township.

• James M Wheeler, groceries for Benj Mills, Wesley Hancock
• Herdegen & Kress, groceries for Charles Bailey
• Charles Fehling Jr., groceries for Mary Burns, Catharine Hauck
• Albert Bloom, groceries for Mrs. E Trester
• Wm E Lambkin, groceries for Mrs. Charles Lambkin
• Aurora Distilling Co., coal for Mrs. Chamberlain
• Aurora Gas Light and Coke Co., coal for Mrs. Theetge, Lambkin, Vansickle, J Pate
• R A McConnell, clothing, shoes, etc., for Mrs. E Trester, Lee Winscott, Ralph Smith, Lillie Doer
• Lena Epstein, clothing for Ed Griffith
• Wm Lieve & Bros., books for poor children
• George W Taylor Sr., conveyance for paupers
• F A York & Co., conveying pauper family to Burlington, Ky.
• Johnston & Co., groceries for Jacob Schuler
• Fred Opperman, groceries for Mary Hughes, John Kerrigan, Catharine Welsh, Jenny Gray
• Henry Wood, groceries for tramp, Jennie Farrar, Wm Brown
• Denton & Radspinner, groceries for Ella Baker, Mary Peters, Mrs. Caster
• Joseph G Parks, boarding paupers, etc.
• Jacob Groenawein, cash expended on paupers

Poor—Lawrenceburg Township.

• Schleicher Bros., groceries for Mrs. Martin, Wright, Alice Powell, Kleine, Younker, Holland, Mrs. John Fisher, John Cheek
• Mrs. Siemantel, groceries for Mrs. Bennett
• Sparks Bros., groceries for Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Tilford
• John Denschle, groceries for Mrs. Dollerhugh
• Herman Oertling, groceries for Mrs. Steve Smith
• Archie Shaw, groceries for Mrs. Stack, Mrs. Tilford, Nevitt children
• Joseph McGranahan, groceries for Mrs. Goodwin, Rissell, Holland, Mary McRight
• Mrs. Wm Fitch, groceries for Mrs. Bruce and sister
• Fred Wesler, coal for Mrs. John Fisher, Steve Smith, McRight, Marshall, West, Dollerhugh, Howard, America Becker, Bennett, Martin, Adams, Younker
• Geo Beckenholdt & Co., coal for Henry Young, Mrs. Bruce and sister, Steve Smith, Knapp, Marshall
• Drs. Gatch & Miller, medical services for Bennett child
• E B H Owens, lodging and meals for Albert Miller and two children
• Greendale Cemetery Co., digging graves for four paupers

Poor—Jackson Township.

• Philip Weis, flour for Mrs. Jane Leffler
• Wm Schweitzer, sundries for Mrs. Jane Leffler
• Adam Sahn, flour for Joe Huber and family
• Henry C Assche, cash paid for railroad fare and meals for paupers
• C H Bruns, coffin for Mathias Meier

Poor—Kelso Township.

• Wendal Labbe, groceries for Philip Spring

Poor—Clay Township.

• Thomas Croxton, conveying pauper to asylum
• Wm Rowland, groceries for David Hess
• J C Vandolah, groceries for Jane Peasley
• Henry Tonemaker, shoes for pauper

Poor—Sparta Township.

• Van D Chance, groceries for Eliza Elliott
• H D Moore, groceries for Isaac Davis
• F Slater & Son, groceries for Mary E McMahon
• F M Johnson, ticket, meals and lodging for paupers

Poor—York Township.

• James B Pyles, groceries for Simon Miller
• Isadore Brickler, conveying pauper to county asylum

Poor—Harrison Township.

• George Hallowell, meals and ticket for pauper
• James A Scott, same

Poor—Logan Township.

• John Lutz, two cords of wood for Elizabeth Ward
• Edward Grubbs, boarding three children

Poor—Manchester Township.

• Wm F Crocker, groceries for Mrs. Layborn

County Asylum.

• Thomas Duncan, cash paid for sundries; salary as Superintendent
• Charlotte Duncan, matron, salary
• Katie Wilson, service
• Sarah Collier, service
• Lewis Drake, service
• John Sims, service
• Lena Epstein, clothing
• John W Roberts, harness, etc.
• H Semon & Son, fruit trees
• Elizabeth Lamar, dry goods
• Wm Lieve & Bro., journal and ledger
• Blythe Buffington, groceries
• Alex Ruble, repairing shoes
• P Perlee, delivering package to asylum
• H G Kid, buckets etc.
• Wm Pummill, hardware and repairs
• G Gutzwiller, one new wagon and blacksmithing
• Geo W Hall, meat, tobacco, etc.
• Lawbgh & Napoleon Turnpike Co., toll
• Thos Emerson, dry goods
• W F Crocker, dry goods and groceries
• Amos Sims, work on farm
• Thos Sargent, coal
• Tebbs Bros, barrel oil and barrel salt
• Fred Mauntel, writing desk
• O P Cobb & Co., sundries
• Gerhard & Hilbert, wagon work
• Early & Daniel, seed
• Ohio Valley Coffin Co., two coffins
• Wm H Jordan, soap
• Nic Vogelgesang Jr., wagon work

Public Buildings.

• Tebbs Bros., brooms
• John G King & Co., oil for jail
• Andrew Young, repairs of doors
• John Grelle, same
• Early & Daniels, coal
• Henry Hitzfield, repairs, etc.
• James McLeaster, repairing windows, roof and chimney
• Sam Sweeney, shoveling coal
• J E Brooks, tubing for gas
• H G Kidd, repairing stoves
• Lawbgh Gas Co., gas
• Schleicher Bros., oil for jail
• Sparks Bros., sundries
• L Kupferschmidt, repair of clock
• R Walter, paint, oil, etc. for roof
• Ohio Valley Coffin Co., one load kindling
• Wm H Jordan, paint, etc.
• Israel Crist & Son, hardware, etc.

Public Printing.

• J E Larimer, publishing railroad notice
• Everett & Gregory, same
• L W Cobb, same
• Hunter & O’Brien, printing

Specific Allowance.

• Heber Haynes, examining Treasurer books
• Aurora Furniture Co., book case for school room
• Warren Tebbs, Clerk, making reports
• Gutenberg Co., newspaper for Co. Asylum
• Jas D Gatch, Treasurer, stamps, etc.
• Charles Fisk, expense of Com’s to Cin
• Julius Severin, Auditor, stamps, expressage, etc.

Roads and Highways.

• D M Guard, Sheriff, serving Road Viewer
• Nelson Baker, lumber for small bridges
• S Trester, work on bridge at Cochran
• John Renck, road viewer
• Ernst Hopmeiere, same
• Benj Wethered, work on Wallace Branch bridge
• Levi Miller, JP, swearing road viewers

Books and Stationery.

• Sentinel Printing Co., books
• Baker & Thornton, same
• Wm B Burford, same
• Novelty Stamp Co., Treasurerr, file stamp
• Martin Kieffer, binding reports

Officers’ Salary.

• Julius Severin, Auditor
• James D Gatch, Treasurer
• John Probst, Treasurer
• Charles Fisk, Commissioner
• Nicholas Vogelgesang, Commissioner
• George H Swales, Commissioner
• George W Johnson, Commissioner

Commissioner’s Court Expense.

• D M Guard, Sheriff, serving Com’s
• L W Cobb, publishing allowances
• D M Guard, Sheriff, attending Commissioners court

Aurora Bridge

• J F Trulock, rope used on old bridge
• L S Isdell, one day as expert
• A T Gridley, services at bridge
• O P Cobb & Co., nails, etc., for temporary bridge
• Geo Trester et al, work at bridge
• Thomas Rand, same

Lawrenceburgh Bridge.

• Lomas Forge and Bridge Works, balance on contract

Court Expense.

• D M Guard, Sheriff, serving juries

Refunders.

• Mary B Bolly, erroneous taxes

County Revenue.

• C R Campbell, swearing appraisers

Expense of Elections.

• Warren Tebbs, Clerk, swearing inspectors, etc.
• D M Guard, Sheriff, posting notices

Laughery Bridge.

• Geo L Siemantel, repairing floor in the Laughery bridge

County Superintendent.

• H B Hill, salary as County Supt.

Expense of Criminals.

• D M Guard, Sheriff, boarding prisoners

Allowances of the June 1886 Session of the Dearborn County, Indiana Commissioners appeared in:
Aurora Dearborn Independent – 15 Jul 1886 – Page 2, Column 2

List of Allowances made by the Board of Commissioners at their Regular and Special Session Beginning the First Monday in June, 1886:

EXPENSES OF POOR.

Lawrenceburgh Tp.

• Mrs. Siemantel, groceries for Mrs. Jos. Hoover, Jacob Sheppard, Mrs. John Best
• John Shaw, meals and lodging for three women
• Sparks Bros., groceries for Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Skinner, Mrs. Knapp, Mrs. Jeffries, Mrs. Ben Howard, Mrs. Howard.
• J. Calvin Craig
• Fritz Hinkerg
• Heckheiser & Koehler, groceries for Henry Young
• Archie Shaw, groceries for Mrs. Junker, Mrs. Jeffries, Mrs. Allex Holland, Mrs. C. Cotton, Mrs. Standriff, Mrs. Hannah Goodwin, Mrs. Stack, Mrs. H. Godfrey
• Jacob Hammerle, groceries for Mrs. Stack, David Clear
• Jacob Anderson, groceries for Mrs. Ellen Fisher
• Herman Oertling, groceries for Mrs. Frank Knorr, Mrs. J. L. Vaughn
• A. G. Tebbs, groceries for Pat Price, H. Young, T. Boswell, A. Trulock
• Jos. Bechtel, groceries for Mrs. Wm. Bennett, Brower Rickett
• W. J. Fitch, groceries for Mrs. Bruce and Thornburg, Mrs. McRight, Mrs. D. Tilford, Mrs. Thomas Marshall, Mrs. Holden
• Wm. Stevenson, groceries for Mrs. Joseph Rissell, Nevitt children, S. Mitchell, Lucy Sterling, Mrs. John Godfrey
• C. Israel, groceries for M. Diggs, David Diggs, A. Williamson, Miner Parson, I. Squives, Mrs. C. Wright, Mrs. Lemuel, Jos. Cross, Mrs. Carter, John Calvin, Mrs. Smith, Geo Diggs
• John S. Dorman & Co., dry goods and shoes for Mrs. Mary Fisher, Mrs. H. Evans, Mrs. Taylor Boswell, L. Emberson, Sheriff for jail birds
• William Schneider, shoes for Mrs. Ake, Mrs. Wright
• Anton Schneider, shoes for Sheriff for prisoners
• Geo. Beckenhold & Co., coal for I. Squire, Mrs. Kaufman, Mrs. Sanders, Mrs. B. Marshall, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Tout, Mrs. A. Parker, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Bruce, Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. H. Young, Mrs. Jos. Rissell
• Early & Daniel, coal for Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Miles, Mrs. West, Mrs. Marshall, Thos. Garrison, Mrs. Jeffries, Mrs. Kaufman, Jas. White, Mrs. Parker
• Greendale Cemetery Co., burial permits for Geo. Diggs, Jane Carter
• Louis Kohlerman, coffin and hauling for Benjamin Goodhue, George Diggs, unknown man
• John Sortwell, digging graves for Geo. Diggs, unknown man
• Gatch & Miller, medical services for pauper

CENTRE TP.

• W. E. Lambkin, groceries for Mrs. Chas. Lambkin
• John D. Newhouse, milk for Fliz. Warner’s sick child
• Chas. Fehling Jr., groceries for Thomas Acre, Jenny Thompson, Mrs. John Lewis, Mary Burns, John Steig Sr., Ezra Knapp, Katherena Hauck, Marjh Ross, Jehu Goodpasture, Eliz. Thomas
• O. P. Cobb & Co., groceries for Mrs. M. Busby
• Johnston & Co., groceries for Mrs. Ann Hamilton, Jacob Schuler
• Albert Bloom, groceries for Mrs. Kath. Hauck, Mrs. Ervia Trester
• Henry Wood, groceries for John Crist, Wm. Brown, Mrs. Sterling, Nancy Reed, Mary Burns, coal; Lotta Duval, M. Busby, R. Campbell, Mrs. C. Lambkins, Jennie Farrar
• Blythe Buffington, groceries for John Steig, Wm. Brown
• J. M. Wheeler, groceries for Wesley Hancock, John Lothridge
• Giegoldt, Beinkamp & Co., groceries for Wm. Theetge, Aurella Wood, Ella Baker, Mrs. Wm. Noble, Cath Walker, John Steig Sr., Andy Theetge, Mrs. F. Kleaver, Mrs. John Goodpasture, Mr. Steinaback, Lee Wainscott, Jenny Farrar, Reuben Cooper, Thomas Clark, Chas. Wright, Sarah Smith, Mrs. John Lewis
• Fred Opperman, groceries for Mrs. Mary Hughes, Mrs. John Kerrigan, Mrs. Martin Kerrigan, Mrs. Cath Welsh
• Philip Kastner, groceries for Ezra Knapp
• Herdegen & Kress, groceries for Charley Bailey, Mrs. E. Van Sickles, Jacob Schuller
• Thos. Wright & Son, groceries for Mrs. M. Musby, Alex Criswell, Belle Ross, John Lothridge, Lavina Hagy
• John A. Nees, lodging and meals for transient poor
• Aurora Gas Co., coal for Mrs. John Lewis
• Aurora Distilling Co., coal for Thomas Akers, Alex Criswell, Aurelia Wood, Jenny Thompson, E. Van Sickle, Mrs. John Lewis, Mrs. Bittner, Mrs. Knapp, Mrs. Mary Hughes, Mrs. R. Campbell, K. Walters, R. Cooper, Mary Burns, Mrs. Kleaver, Wm. Theetge, Mrs. Chamberlain, Mrs. Duvall, Mrs. Schumaker, Sarah Smith, Jenny Farrell, Mrs. Gallagher, Mrs. Hamilton, Chas. Bailey Sr., Andy Theetge, Wm. Brown
• R. A. McConnell, shoes for Josie Burns, Mrs. Hamilton’s son, Geo. Bailey’s son, Geo. Bailey’s girl
• Sam’l Somerfield, hats for Thos. Aker’s children
• L. Epstein, clothes for Arthur Bailey
• F. A. York & Co., moving Mrs. Clark and family to Dillsboro
• Fred Mauntel, coffin for unknown drowned man
• J. A. McIntyre, coffin for unknown floater
• Wm. T. Day, coffin and box for Mrs. E. Baker’s child
• River View Cemetery Co., burial permits for 13 paupers

CLAY TP.

• Fred Ginter, groceries for Elizabeth Evans, Betsy Spangler, Thomas Acre
• William Rowland, groceries for Wm. Hess
• J. H. Vandolah, groceries for Jane Peasley
• F. H. Sale, conveyance to asylum for Mary Busby

KELSO TP.

• Susannah Wersh, groceries for Frank Gaffga
• Wendel Labbe, groceries for Philip Spring
• Henry Faugman, tickets etc. to Indianapolis for Ellen Gaffga
• Fred Severs, conveyance to asylum for Jacob Oswald

SPARTA TP.

• Fred Slater & Son, groceries for Ellen McMahon
• H. D. Moore, groceries for Isaac Davis
• Fred Homan, groceries for John Borders, Mrs. L. Walker
• Ohio Valley Coffin Co., coffins for Mrs. Wulber

MANCHESTER TP.

• W. F. Crocker, groceries for Mrs. Laborn
• Alex Ruble, repairing shoes for Benj. Murray

JACKSON TP.

• Jacob Hoffman, groceries for Jas. Hoover
• Philip Weis, flour for Jane Seffler

LOGAN TP.

• James Sods, services as overseer, etc.

ASSESSING REVENUE.

• H. D. McMullen, legal adviser to Board of Equalization
• Dan’l M. Guard, serving Board of Equalization
• Harry L. Nowlin, Miller Tp
• Oliver F. Cloud, Harrison Tp
• Ed A. Cloud, Harrison Tp
• Frank Connolly, Logan Tp
• John Axby, Miller Tp
• Sherwood Blasdel, Miller Tp
• Chas. Elder, Lawrenceburgh
• Asa B. Hubbartt, Centre
• Clark Canfield, Centre
• Wm. R. McConnell, Centre
• Ella C. Hubbartt, Centre
• James House, Hogan
• Elijah Huffman, Hogan
• Marion Laws, Manchester
• Alice Laws, Manchester
• Thos. Rinearson, Manchester
• Wm. Kennedy, Manchester
• Samuel M. Kennedy, Manchester
• Anthony Schnetzer, York
• Samuel M. Kennedy, York
• Frank Bittner, Kelso
• Jos. Wilhelm, Kelso
• John Bittner, Kelso
• Sebastain Stemmler, Kelso
• John Theobold, Jackson
• John Beraner, Jackson
• J. A. Meister, Jackson
• Geo. W. Turner, Sparta
• Frank Tyrrell, Sparta
• Sam’l Allen, Sparta
• John M. Bossong, Sparta
• Van S. B. Crowley, Clay
• C. F. Latham, Clay
• John F. Pieper, Caesar Creek Tp
• Henry Bulthaup, Caesar Creek Tp
• Benj. Withered, Washington Tp
• P. L. Mathews, Lawrenceburg Tp
• Chas. W. Mathews, Lawrenceburg Tp
• Gus G. Mathews, Lawrenceburg Tp
• Walter Fitch, Lawrenceburg Tp
• W. H. Wharton, Lawrenceburg Tp
• Chas. Fisk, services as member of Board of Equalization
• Nic Vogelgesang, member of Board of Equalization
• Geo. A. Swales, member of Board of Equalization
• Thomas Johnston, services on Board of Equalization
• Jas. E. Larimer, services on Board of Equalization
• Jno. W. Liddle, services on Board of Equalization
• James Vinson, services on Board of Equalization

COUNTY ASYLUM.

• Thomas Duncan, sundries paid; quarterly salary as Superintendent
• Charlotte Duncan, quarterly salary as matron
• John Sims, quarterly salary for work on farm
• Katie Wilson, work at asylum
• Sarah Collier, work at asylum
• Lawrenceburgh & Napolean Turnpike Co., toll for quarter
• Peter Perlee, carrying packages to asylum
• L. Epstein, clothing for inmates
• W. F. Crocker, groceries for County Asylum
• Blythe Buffington, groceries for County Asylum
• Giegoldt, Beinkamp & Co., groceries for County Asylum
• Philip Weis, flour for County Asylum
• Tebbs Bros., oil for County Asylum
• Martin Fox, vinegar
• Geo. Gutzwiller, blacksmithing
• Wm. Pummill, blacksmithing and woodwork
• Alex Ruble, repairing boots
• M. Barnes & Co., fruit trees
• Louis Sattler, planting fruit trees and trimming orchard
• John Ulrich, shellac varnish and brush
• Ohio Valley Coffin Co., 3 coffins
• O. P. Cobb & Co., hardware
• John McGuire, cattle

ROADS AND HIGHWAYS.

• Dan M. Guard, serving notices to viewers
• Morand Widolf, road viewer
• Chas. Bowton, road viewer
• Jos. D. Curtis, road viewer
• Jos. Deffner, road viewer
• James Aiken, road viewer
• Ernst Hopmeier, road viewer
• Sam’l Turner, road viewer
• Abram Briggs, road viewer
• W. H. Kyle, road viewer
• Benaire Holden, road viewer
• John Cairns, road viewer
• Wm. C. Buffington, road viewer
• W. R. Campbell, J. P. swearing viewers
• John W. Truitt, J. P., swearing viewers
• W. S. Fagaly, J. P., swearing viewers
• Anthony Witt Sr., land taken for road
• Chas. Nolte, land taken for road
• Fred Rodenberg, Trustee, amt. paid for material and labor on culvert
• Joe Englert, stone for same
• John Schwab, work
• Early & Daniel, lime and cement
• Martin Little, lime and cement

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

• W. B. Burford, blanks for County Superintendent
• Martin Kiefer, blanks for Auditor and Clerk
• Sentinel Co., blanks for county officers
• Baker & Thornton, pens etc.
• Wilstach, Baldwin & Co., pencils, etc.
• John N. Calvert, letter heads and envelopes

PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

• Stedman & Mullen, insurance on Court House
• Early & Daniel, coal for jail
• David Donson, whitewashing jail
• City and Sub. Telephone Co., telephone for two months
• Lawrenceburgh Gas Co., gas for quarter
• Ohio Valley Co., kindling for Court House
• Tebbs Bros., brooms and soap
• Sparks Bros., bucket and window brushes
• Jas. McLeaster, putting up fence
• Zimmer & Miller, fence for Court House yard
• Fred Wesler, coal for Court House
• Jas. McLeaster et al, putting in coal

SPECIFIC ALLOWANCE.

• Jas. D. Gatch, Treasurer, stamps, etc.
• Julius Severin, Auditor, stamps etc.
• H. B. Hill, County Superintendent, stamps, etc.
• Andrew Young, arm rests
• J. L. Wagner Jr., lawn mower
• J. D. Gatch, making statistical report

CRIMINALS.

• Dan M. Guard, Sheriff Dearborn County, feeding prisoners

COURT EXPENSES.

• Dan M. Guard, Sheriff Dearborn County, serving Grand and Petit Jury

COMMISSIONERS’ COURT.

• Dan M. Guard, Sheriff, serving Commissioners

EXPENSES OF ELECTIONS.

• Dan M. Guard, Sheriff, posting election notices

AURORA BRIDGE.

• O. P. Cobb & Co., nails for bridge

LAWRENCEBURGH BRIDGE.

• F. H. Volz, dirt for fill

REFUNDER.

• F. M. Jackson, refunder on barn destroyed by water
• Loyd Isdell, refunder on taxes

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.

• H. B. Hill, salary

PUBLIC PRINTING.

• Hunter & O’Brien, printing
• Jas. E. Larimer, printing notice to taxpayer

CORONER’S INQUEST.

• Hunter & O’Brien, publishing Coroner’s notice

OFFICERS’ SALARY.

• Julius Severin, Auditor
• James D. Gatch, Treasurer
• Chas. Fisk, Commissioner
• Nic Vogelgesang, Commissioner
• Geo. A. Swales, Commissioner

Allowances made at the March 1886 Term of the Dearborn County, Indiana Commissioners appeared in:
Lawrenceburg Register – 1 Apr 1886 – Page 4, Column 1

LIST OF ALLOWANCES
Made by the Board of Commissioners of Dearborn county, Ind., at their March session, 1886, and ordered to be published in the Register, as having the largest circulation in said county.

Poor—Lawrenceburgh Township.

• C Israel, groceries for Mrs. Grasty, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Powell, Mrs. C Wright, Mrs. Holden, Perry Carter, J Calvin, A Williamson, Mrs. Cavinaugh, Ben Herron, J D Pelliam, I. Squires, T Harris, K Crider, E Gregory, Wm Bennett, George Diggs, Jos Cross
• Wm Stevenson, groceries for Mrs. Speckman, Mrs. Diggs, Mrs. Jos Rissell, Mrs. Junker, Mrs. John Godfrey, George Laird, M Skinner, C W Anthony, S Mitchell, Cal Sherrod, M Tout
• Tebbs Brothers, groceries for A Trulock, H Young, D Corwell, Mrs. Lanegan, George Eckler, S Parsons, T Boswell, D Moore, Pat Price, J Isenshank, Robert Laughlin
• Archie Shaw, groceries for Alex Holland, Mrs. Swaney, S Mitchell, Mrs. Meyers, C W Anthony, Mrs. Eckler, Wm Tilford
• Mrs. Wm J Fitch, groceries for Mrs. Bruce and sister, Mrs. D Tilford, Mrs. Thos Marshall, Mrs. James Liddle, Mrs. Ed Liddle, M Schaefer, Mrs. S Swaney, Mrs. A McRight
• John Isherwood, groceries for Mrs. Ruby, Mrs. Cavinaugh, Mrs. Speckman, Wm Tilford, S Jeffries
• Sparks Bros., groceries for Mrs. Williams, Halvin Craig, Mrs. Howard, Wm Winters, Mrs. Herron, Mrs. Parsons, Fritz Hinkey
• Joseph McGranaham, groceries for Ben Goodrich, G L Clark, Mrs. Tout
• H R Helmuth & Son, groceries for Brower Rickets, Mrs. Wm Bennett Sr.
• John Deuchle, groceries for John Obringer
• Schleicher Bros., groceries for Thos. Wallace, Mrs. H Boswog
• George Beckenholdt & Co., coal for John Obringer, Mrs. Kaufman, Mrs. Tout, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Helfrich, Mrs. McNutt, Mrs. Rissell, Mrs. B Marshall, Mrs. Hester Miles, Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. Tilford, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. T Marshall, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Ricketts, Mrs. Williamson, Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Bruce and sister, Mrs. Stack, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Schultzy, Mrs. McRight, Mrs. Taylor Harris, Mrs. Gran, Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. T Squires, Mrs. Holden, Mrs. Garrison, Mrs. J J Smith, Ben Herron, James White
• Early & Daniel, coal for Mrs. Junker, Mrs. Farrel, Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Knorr, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. West, Alex Holland, Mrs. Diggs, Mrs. Swaney, Mike Schafer, C W Anthony, H Jackson, Mrs. Mills, Wm Pate, Mrs. Speckman, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Jeffries, Mrs. Marshall
• Fred Wessler, coal for Mattie Savage, Mrs. Sanders, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Eliz French
• F R Dorman & Co. for J D Pulliam, two pair shoes; Nancy Swaney, dry goods; Mrs. Bright, dry goods; Mrs. Jos Rissell, pair shoes; George Laird, dry goods; Mrs. Tout, shoes; Locy children (orphans), dry goods
• John S Dorman & Co. for Mrs. Jno Eishenshank, 3 pairs shoes; Tom Tracy, one shirt; Transient woman, pair shoes; Mrs. Sours, dry goods; Taylor Roswell, dry goods; David Moore, shoes, etc.; Mrs. Knorr, clothing; Mrs. Eickler, shoes; Mrs. Ruby, shoes for two orphans
• Louis Lotton, meals and lodging for transient poor
• Louis Kohlerman & Son, one coffin and hauling for D Webster
• John Sortwell, digging grave for D Webster
• Greendale Cemetery Co., digging and covering grave of Ann M Beach
• Sam Dickerson, Trustee, for coffin, shroud and carriage, A Lacy, A M Beach, Mrs. Colvin; three coffins and hauling for men killed on C I St. L & C R R; cash items and other expenses for paupers

Poor—Centre Township.

• Aurora Distilling Co., coal for Wm Theetgee, F Glout, J H Walters, Mr. Mooney, Miss Chamberlain, Mrs. Backdoll, W S Johnson, John Kottell, G W Bailey, Jennie Thompson, Mrs. Kleaver, Mrs. Geo Griffin Jr., Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Burns
• T W Sargent, coal for Jenny Thompson
• Charles Fehling Jr., groceries for Thomas Acre, John Steig Sr., Mrs. Ross, Henry Knapp, Mary Burns, Jenny Thompson, Mrs. John Lewis
• Giegoldt, Beinkamp & Co., groceries for Wm Theetgee, Mrs. Aurelia Wood, Miss Emma Chamberlain, Mrs. Cath Walker, Jacob Schuler, A M Watkins, Mrs. Lina Noble, R Cooper, Mrs. George Gray, Mrs. F Kleaver, Lee Walcott, Wm McCartney, John Lewis, John Goodpasture, Mrs. Ella Baker, Sarah VanSickle
• Henry Wood, groceries for John Crist, John Lothridge, Eveline Wood, Wm Stepens, John Gray, Wm Brown; coal for R Cooper, Emma Chamberlain, Wilson Crist, Lotta Duval, Mrs. Charles Lambkin, L Heggy, Wm Theetge, Jenny Farrow
• Thomas Wright, groceries for Wm Brown, John Lothridge, Jenny Farrer, John Gray, Reuben Cooper, Wilson Crist, Sarah Smith, Anna Hamilton
• Robert Maybin, groceries for Mrs. R Campbell, Mrs. Mattie Holden, Mrs. Sarah Clark, Mrs. Eliz Warner, Wm McCartney, Wm Brown, Mrs. John Lewis; Geo B Thompson, shoes
• B W Buffington, groceries for Reuben Cooper, Wm Brown, John Steig, Wm McCartney, Anna Broils, Henry Schrader, Emma Chamberlain, Hattie Criss, Kate Walker, Mrs. Duval
• Fred Opperman, groceries for Mrs. Martin Kerrigan, John Kerrigan, Mrs. Mary Hughes, Mrs. Kate Welsh; Owen Hughes, one pair shoes
• Johnston & Co., groceries for Cath Walker, Jacob Schuler
• Albert Bloom, groceries for Cath Houck, L Trester
• Philip Earle, groceries for Mrs. Ross
• W E Lambkin, groceries for Mrs. Charles Lambkins
• Herdegan & Kress, groceries for Charles Bailey Sr.
• Chambers, Stevens & Co., groceries for Winney Carroll, Mrs. Farrer, Mrs. Burns, Mrs. Betner; Charles Bailey Sr., dry goods
• McConnell & McAvoy, dry goods &c. for Mrs. Vahey, Wm Brown, Susan Wooley, Pat Vahey, Mrs. Burns, Caroline Backdoll, George Bailey, Martha Lothridge, Lina Noble and eight children, Mr. Acre and children, Lee Winscott
• Elizabeth Lamar for Nancy Bailey, shoes; Mrs. John Lewis
• For taking paupers to County Asylum, George W Taylor Sr., George W Taylor Jr., F A York & Co.
• E F Feustel, meals and lodging
• Louis Grozholz, meals and lodging
• Fred Mauntel, coffin, shroud and hauling J Dolson; Coffin for Mary Hopping; coffin and shroud, Henry Schroeder
• W T Day, coffin and box, child of W Criss
• George W Mitchell, Trustee, 98 days overseer of poor, cash expended for transportation

Poor—Sparta Township.

• H D Moore, groceries for Isaac Davis
• Fred Homan, groceries for John Border
• F Slater & Son, groceries for E McMahon
• John C Miller, Trustee, cash expended on paupers, as overseer of poor

Poor—Harrison Township.

• Maria Hornady, sundries for G Baker
• Herman Haas, groceries for L Hayes
• G W Bowlby, groceries for M Hathaway
• Benedict Singer, Trustee, cash expended on paupers

Poor—Jackson Township.

• Frank Busald, groceries and dry goods for Wm Miller, Celestin Aman
• P Weis, one barrel flour for Jane Lefler
• Wm Schweitzer, sundries for Jane Lefler

Poor—Kelso Township.

• Susannah Werst, groceries for F Gaffga
• Wm Labbe, groceries for Philip Spring
• John Probst, Trustee, 3 days as overseer of poor

Poor—York Township.

• Joseph A Vogelgesang, taking pauper to County Asylum
• Anthony Schnetzer, taking pauper to County Asylum
• Henry Hammerle, Trustee, overseer of poor

Poor—Manchester Township.

• Wm F Crocker, groceries for Mrs. Laborn, Benj Murray
• Thos Emerson, groceries for Geo Collier

Poor—Clay Township.

• J C Vandolah, groceries, Jane Peasley
• D C Misner, coffin for Wm Goodpasture

Poor—Logan Township.

• John Renck, wood for Elizabeth Ward
• Jas Lods, Trustee, valise for Ida Folenius

Poor—Hogan Township.

• T W Cottingham, Trustee, groceries for Sadie James, Mary Peters, overseeing poor

Poor—Washington Township.

• James M Wheeler, groceries for Cath Welsh, Adam Steel, John Cooper, Mary Hopping, Mrs. Lothridge

Poor—Miller Township.

• Wm J Smith, Trustee, overseer of poor

County Asylum.

• Modest Bellman & Bro., pressing hay
• Lawrenceburgh & Napoleon Turnpike Co., toll for quarter
• Francis Swales, doctoring horse
• Alex Ruble, mending shoes
• Philip Weis, flour
• Wm F Crocker, sundries
• Sparks Bros., clover seed
• Chambers, Stevens & Co., dry goods
• Thos. Duncan, cash paid out
• Tebbs Bros., meat furnished by G W Hall
• Elizabeth Lamar, shoes, etc.
• O P Cobb & Co., five locks
• Giegoldt, Beinkamp & Co., groceries
• H P Spaeth & Co., lamps, tin cups &c.
• Robert Maybin, jeans and boots
• Gerhardt Gilbert, repairing wagons, etc.
• Benj Morton, pork
• Al Bloom, seed
• Lena Epstein, clothing
• Sebastian Greenham, one bull
• R C Claspill, horseshoeing
• Lewis Probst, pork
• Thos Duncan, Quarter salary as Supt
• Charlotte Duncan, qr salary as Matron
• Albert Holcombe, work on farm
• John Sims, work on farm
• Kate Wilson, work on farm
• Sarah Collier, work on farm

Roads and Highways.

• Dan M Guard, serving road viewers
• A T Gridley, searching records for road and platting same
• Rudolph Wolf, land taken for road
• Harriett Little, land taken for road
• Abe Briggs, damages for fences and crops
• O S Mulford, swearing road viewers
• Jno Cairns, swearing road viewers
• Benj Wethered, service road view
• Harrison Abbott, service road view

Public Buildings.

• Albert Gerkin, shoveling coal
• Lawrenceburgh Gas Co., gas for quarter
• Early & Daniel, coal
• Tebbs Bros., soap for jail
• J S Dorman & Co., blankets, etc., for jail
• P J Emmert, flags for decoration
• Schleicher Bros., oil for jail
• Sparks Bros., oil for janitor
• Henry Gerkin, matches
• Andrew Young, repairing furniture etc.
• John Grelle, repairing furniture etc.
• I Crist & Son, hardware for windows

Lawrenceburgh Bridge.

• Pat Garrity, balance due on fill
• Chas M White, ferrying four days
• Ernest Everhardt, work on ferry
• Walter Fitch, making estimates
• Charles Schindler, work on float
• Robert Mason, locust posts for fill
• H C Westmeyer, hauling roads etc.
• Enos Barrott, damages for horse

Specific Allowance.

• L Kohlerman & Son, carriage to County Asylum
• R H Gould, carriage to J Buchert’s funeral
• James Murdock Jr., repairing seal
• Martin Kieffer, frame
• Jas D Gatch, Treasurer, stamps etc.
• H B Hill, Co. Supt., stamps etc.
• Warren Tebbs, Clerk, stamps etc.
• Juilus Severin, Aud, stamps and express

Books and Stationery.

• Sentinel Co., books, blanks, etc.
• Sam Chapman, printing justice blanks
• Haskell Engraving Co., seals for court
• Schlicht & Field, pat Index for Recorder
• M Kieffer, paper, ink, etc.
• Hunter & O’Brien, printing blanks, etc.

Officers’ Salary.

• Julius Severin, Auditor
• James D Gatch, Treas.
• Nic Vogelgesang, Commissioner
• Charles Fisk, Commissioner
• Geo A Swales, Commissioner

Expense of Criminals.

• Dan Guard, boarding prisoners
• F R Dorman & Co., shoes for prisoners

Court Expense.

• Dan M Guard, serving jury

Commissioner’s Court Expense.

• Dan Guard, summoning Commissioners.

Board of Health.

• C G Waiters, M D, Sec’y, stamps, etc.
• Warren Tebbs, Clerk, making marriage certificates

Assessing Revenue.

• Harry Nowlin, making Assessors’ maps
• Fred Wagner, paper for maps

County Superintendent.

• Harvey B Hill, quarterly salary

Aurora Bridge.

• Levi Cornwell, cleaning bridge

Wilmington Bridge.

• John Griffin, sand for bridge