Switzerland County, Indiana, Commissioners’ allowances appeared in:
Vevay Reveille – 12 Sep 1889 – Page 4, Column 5

LIST OF ALLOWANCES
Made by the Switzerland County Commissioner’s Court, at the September Term, 1889, and at August Meeting, 1889:

PAUPER EXPENSE.

Reported by Trustee and Overseer of Poor of Jefferson Township.

• Montgomery Patton, house rent for Henry Wells, $9.00
• U. P. Schenck, house rent for Mrs. M. Smith, $15.00
• Fred. Saberton, house rent for Nancy Schenck, $3.75
• Mrs. Goodwin, house rent for Miss Tague, $5.25
• Dr. A. G. Craig, house rent for Mrs. Leach, $3.00
• Mrs. A. Russell, house rent for Mrs. Steele, $6.00
• Mrs. Lucy Detraz, rent for Mrs. John Orem, $8.00
• Peter Told, coal furnished Mrs. Wilcox, $1.00
• Peter Told, coal furnished Mrs. John Orem, $2.00
• Peter Told, coal furnished Nancy Schenck, $1.00
• C. V. Thiebaud, goods for Mrs. Simpson, $12.00
• C. V. Thiebaud, goods for Mrs. Schenck, $1.00
• F. L. Grisard, goods for Simeon Leach, $12.05
• F. L. Grisard, goods for G. I. Taylor, $9.75
• F. L. Grisard, goods for Mr. Hewitt, $1.40
• F. L. Grisard, goods for Joseph Peelman, $13.00
• F. L. Grisard, goods for Mrs. Bosaw, $5.00
• F. L. Grisard, house rent for Wm. Daily, $9.00
• A. J. Schenck, goods for Agnes Boggs, $9.00
• Noah N. Martin, 1 qr allowance, $10.00
• Elenor Courtney, keeping Chester Pelsor, $5.00
• Mary Gottamiller, keeping John Gottamiller, $10.00
• George N. Reeves, goods for Hawes Redd, $2.75
• George N. Reeves, goods for Sarah Miller, $10.00
• Harry Schmied, house rent for Boggs family, $18.00
• Abner Gates & Son, goods for Joseph Lientz, $8.00
• Scott & Brown, goods for Henry Wells, $3.00
• Julia Wolf, keeping Bennie Barker, $11.25

Reported by Trustee and Overseer of Poor of York Township.

• Schrumpf & Told, goods for Nellie Skidmore, $8.00
• Schrumpf & Told, goods for Andrew J. Ralston, $2.00
• Schrumpf & Told, goods for Calvin Fredenburg, $4.00
• Schrumpf & Told, goods for Harriet Burk, $3.00
• Schrumpf & Told, goods for Nancy Clements, $4.00
• W. C. Robinson, goods for Pettie Chaise, $4.00
• W. C. Robinson, goods for Margaret See, $3.00
• J. M. W. Langsdale, goods for Margaret See, $2.50
• J. M. W. Langsdale, goods for Nancy Clements, $2.50
• Indiana Fulton, keeping Sallie Nipper, $10.00

Reported by Trustee and Overseer of Poor of Posey Township.

• Green Brothers, goods for Andrew J. Boyd, $5.00
• Green Brothers, goods for Christian Icenogle, $5.00
• E. E. North, goods for John Gurley, $5.00
• E. E. North, goods for John Bailey, $3.00
• E. E. North, goods for Mrs. Miller, $5.00
• E. E. North, goods for Mrs. R. Peters, $5.00
• E. E. North, goods for Mrs. Frank Emerson, $2.00
• E. E. North, goods for Mary E. Barnes, $2.00
• E. E. North, goods for John Banks, $3.50
• Harris & Galbreath, goods for Mrs. H. Gillis, $10.00
• Wm. Gockell, goods for Sarah Jones, $3.00
• J. W. Love & Co., goods for Mrs. Paschell Lamkins, $4.00
• J. W. Love & Co., goods for John Banks, $1.20
• Stephen Vawter, taking to poor house Fred Young, $0.50

Reported by Trustee and Overseer of Poor of Cotton Township.

• Chas. O. Potter, goods for John Andrews, $5.50
• James H. Gibbs, goods for David Tibbetts, $10.00
• James H. Gibbs, goods for Elias Brown and wife, $10.50
• James H. Gibbs, goods for Harry Humphrey, $8.00
• S. R. Heath, goods for Mary Merrill and family, $10.50
• S. R. Heath, goods for Indiana Fulton, $1.50
• John Marsh, wood for John Andrews, $3.00
• D. P. Oak, keeping Henry C. Graves, $10.00
• Thomas Lawton, keeping Ben Pelsor, $10.00
• Hugh S. Pickett, keeping Lena & Lula Pelsor, $20.00
• Mary Richmond, keeping Hugh Pelsor, $8.00
• Wm. Carnine, keeping three children from poor house, $29.50
• Wm. Carnine, school books for pauper children, $0.10
• H. M. Faudre, keeping Orville Bosaw and May Johnson, $21.25
• U. H. Stow, keeping Amanda English, $10.00
• O. W. Potter, keeping Edith Miles, $10.00

Reported by Township Trustee and Overseer of Poor of Pleasant Township

• Genry Kelenbeck, goods for Mary Griffith, $4.00
• James P. Marsh, goods for John Courtney, $8.00
• James H. Gibbs, provisions for Mrs. M. D. Lientz, $9.00
• J. S. Steele, goods for W. R. Sutherland and wife, $12.41
• J. S. Steele, goods for Jane Nelson, $10.00
• Jennie Pearce, house rent for W. R. Sutherland, $4.50
• Mary Rogers, keeping Anna Bray, $10.00
• Miss O. H. Ricketts, goods for Mrs. McDaniel, $10.00
• Daniel Goodner, rent for Mrs. M. D. Lientz, $6.00
• D. C. Valentine, keeping Ed LeClerc, $6.00

Reported by Township Trustee and overseer of the Poor of Craig Township.

• Larkin Turner, for keeping Wm. Turner, $10.00
• James Cooper, keeping Jane Cooper, $10.00
• Jerry Brooks, keeping Alfred Willis, wife and children, $6.00
• Nicholas Webber, keeping Sarah Adams, $10.00
• Robert A. Stevens, goods for Rachel Roberts and children, $3.80
• Otis S. Waldo, goods for orphan children kept by Alex Tilley, $5.00
• Hall & Fallis, provisions for Ostrander family, $10.40

County Asylum and Poor Farm Expense.

• Enoch S. Adams, allowed for keeping Asylum, 47 inmates, $609.20; supplies for Asylum and burying 3 paupers, $14.60
• John W. Smiley, coffin for pauper, $5.00
• George W. Haskell, coffin for Fred Young and John Peelman, $10.00

Pauper Doctors’ Allowance.

• Dr. P. S. Sage, poor Dr. for Jefferson and Craig Township, $42.50

COUNTY OFFICERS’ FEES & SALARIES.

• Charles G. Adams, Co. Treasurer, $200.00
• Geo. S. Pleasants, Co. Attorney, $15.00
• D. N. Haydon, County Auditor, $532.40
• David Armstrong, 6 days as Commissioner, $21.00
• Wm. H. Scott, 6 days as Commissioner, $21.00
• Orson A. Potter, 6 days as Commissioner, $21.00
• Oscar Williamson, 6 days as Sheriff Commissioners’ Court, $12.00

BOOKS, STATIONERY & PRINTING.

• W. J. Baird, advertising and printing, $53.10
• P. T. Hartford, adv notice to contractors, etc., $13.35
• Sentinel Printing Co., books and stationery, $65.10
• Wm. B. Burford, books and stationery, $83.00
• Walter A. Knox, printing and advertising, $9.75

CRIMINAL AND JAIL EXPENSE.

• Oscar Williamson, receiving, boarding and discharging prisoners, $53.60
• Durham House Drainage Co., piping, etc., jail improvement, $83.35
• Thos. J. Gordon, for work on county jail, $61.41
• Philip Golay, drafting plans and specifications for Jail improvement, $20.00
• A. J. Schenck, supplies for Jail house, $1.95
• David Armstrong, superintending jail work, $5.00
• John H. McGowan Co., pump, tank and fixtures for jail, $112.25
• City of Vevay, freight bills and wharfage, $3.68

JURY EXPENSE.

• Oscar Williamson, summoning Grand and Petit Jurors, $30.00

COURT HOUSE EXPENSE.

• Scott & Brown, coal oil, $0.41
• Oscar Williamson, Court House & yard expense, $6.00
• Oscar Williamson, expense of keeping Court House, $18.25

SPECIFIC ALLOWANCE.

• J. D. Froman, taking enumeration of voters in York Township, $42.00
• Geo. D. Madary, taking enumeration of voters in Craig Township, $18.00
• Lem H. Emerson, taking enumeration of voters in Posey Township, $37.00
• Charles McVey, taking enumeration of voters in Jefferson Township, $70.00
• D. B. Lee, making index record of bonds, $8.00
• C. G. Adams, postage, etc., $1.70
• D. N. Haydon, postage, etc., $2.00

BRIDGE & HIGHWAY.

• J. S. Johnson, work and material on Markland Hunt’s Creek and Plumb Creek bridges, $14.50
• Elias Cooper, lumber and work on Indian Creek bridge, $0.75
• D. N. Haydon, writing and drafting plans and specifications of Allensville bridge, $4.00
• Nathan Worrall, allowed $100 in part payment Allensville bridge abutment, $100.00

Switzerland County, Indiana, Commissioners’ proceedings appeared in:

Vevay Reveille – 5 Sep 1889 – Page 4, Column 1

On Monday last C. G. Adams, as County Treasurer, surrendered the keys to Wm. Tait, his successor in office. Mr. Adams has been custodian of the county’s exchequer for two full terms—four years. The safe keeping of the funds belonging to State, school and county, makes this perhaps the most responsible office in the county. The confidence reposed in Charley Adams has not been misplaced. He has been faithful in his trust. His books and accounts, when compared with the Auditor’s records, balanced exactly—showing every cent received, and from what source, every cent received, and from what source ever cent expended, and on what account, and every cent not accounted for in expenditures was turned over to his successor—something over $25,000. No deficit there; no flies on Charley. It is admitted on all hands that Charley Adams has made an honest, efficient and obliging public officer, and we opine that all fair minded people in Switzerland County will give him the welcome plaudit, of “Well done, good and faithful servant,” while his host of friends will wish for him abundant success and prosperity in his future undertakings.

Sealed proposals for letting of Poor Asylum were opened by County Commissioners yesterday morning; the bids were as follows: Dudley Leap, $47 per year for each pauper; Enoch S. Adams, $8; Ebenezer Brandon, $68; James Curry Jr., $50. Mr. Adams being the present Superintendent, was awarded the contract.

The Board of County Commissioners have ordered that Nick Hirtz, on account of being crippled, be released from paying poll tax for present and former years.

County Commissioners have instructed Township Trustees hereafter not to pay to exceed $2 per month for house rent for paupers.

Vevay Reveille – 12 Sep 1889 – Page 4, Column 1

Additional Proceedings of County Commissioners.

In the case of Mary E. Snyder and others vs. Alda Wigal and others—petition for branch highway. Thomas Carver, John Hufford and Robert Sheldon appointed viewers. Afterwards reported and road opened.

Dr. W. A. Olcott, Treasurer Patriot School Board, presented his report, which was approved.

C. G. Adams, late County Treasurer, presented ordered redeemed by him for quarter ending August 31, 1889, amounting to $11,350.06. Found correct and approved.

S. R. Downey was employed to collect from State any amount due this county either on account of three percent fund, or unauthorized taxes paid by the county into the State Treasury or due to this county from the Sate on any account whatever. Compensation, 10 percent on amount actually collected.

Charles McVey, Trustee of Jefferson township, petitioned for permission to contract debt of $1,000 against the special fund for purpose of completing school house in District No. 5.

Adjourned Saturday.

The County Commissioners are traveling in the right direction. They reappointed Enoch S. Adams, Superintendent of County Poor Asylum, on the good record he has made, because he managed that institution efficiently and economically. They have ordered that hereafter Township Trustees must not agree to pay more than $2 per month for house rent for poor persons. We believe that this step will eventually result in the Commissioners finally ordering that the Township Trustees must not contract for house rent at all.  They have taken steps to see if the State owes the county any money. They ware also cooperating with the County Auditor in classifying and arranging the school funds, and putting them in good shape. All of these steps are of a business nature and in the interest of good and economical government, and as such are to be commended.

Switzerland County, Indiana, Commissioners’ proceedings appeared in:
Vevay Reveille – 8 Aug 1889 – Page 4, Column 1

THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
School Funds—New Bridge at Allensville—Other County Business.

The County Commissioners, David Armstrong, Orson A. Potter and W. H. Scott, met in the County Auditor’s office last Monday and adjourned Tuesday evening.

Township and School Trustees submitted reports of financial conditions of school funds as follows [See newspaper for reports]:

• Joseph D. Froman, Trustee York Township
• Charles McVey, Trustee Jefferson Township
• Geo. D. Madary, Trustee Craig Township
• Jefferson C. Smith, Trustee Moorefield Corporation
• Francis W. Cole, Trustee Pleasant Township
• Charles C. Morrison, Trustee Cotton Township
• Lemuel H. Emerson, Trustee Posey Township
• P. T. Hartford, Treasurer Vevay School Board

Action of report Treasurer Patriot School Corporation was deferred until September term of Commissioners.

The contract for building Allensville bridge was awarded Nassau Worrell at $165.

James A. VanOsdol and M. C. Walden each filed bonds as County Superintendent.

Several bill were allowed.

Switzerland County, Indiana, Commissioners’ proceedings appeared in:
Vevay Reveille – 13 Jun 1889 – Page 4, Column 2

COUNTY BUSINESS.

David Armstrong, Wm. H. Scott and Orson A. Potter, County Commissioners, and D. N. Haydon, County Auditor, met in regular session Monday, June 3d. Among other business transacted was the following:

James C. Long, Assessor, and Eaton Cotton, deputy Assessor, for Jefferson township and city of Vevay; Jackson Land, Assessor York Township; Benjamin F. McIntire, Assessor Posey Township; Robert B. Littlefield, Assessor Cotton Township; George S. Hulley, Assessor Pleasant Township; Joshua H. Means, Assessor Craig Township, presented their assessment lists and statistical returns. Further consideration deferred until the meeting of Board of Equalization June 17th.

Licenses to retail liquors were granted to Scott W. Hopkins, Thomas Delaney, Vevay; John D. Myers, Markland.

Vevay band was granted permission to erect a music stand on Court House yard.

It was ordered that “in contracts with the poor doctors of the several townships, the contracts shall read: To furnish all necessary medicine and attend as physician and surgeon on all paupers and poor persons in their township or precinct.”

The following physicians were employed for paupers and poor persons:

• Jefferson Township, Dr. P. S. Sage, $90 a year
• Cotton Township, Drs. J. W. and C. L. VanOsdol, $48
• Craig Township and Poor Asylum, Dr. P. S. Sage
• Pleasant Township—Bennington precinct, Dr. Scott Culbertson, $30
• York Township—Markland precinct, Dr. John S. Woodside, $30; Florence precinct, Dr. J. M. W. Langsdale, $25
• Posey Township, Dr. E. M. Cheever, $75

Charles G. Adams, County Treasurer, presented orders redeemed by him for the quarter ending May 31st, 1889, amounting to $25,497.56. Compared with records, found correct and approved.

Adjourned last Friday to meet next Monday, 17th.

Switzerland County, Indiana, Commissioners’ allowances appeared in:
Vevay Reveille – 13 Jun 1889 – Page 4, Column 5

LIST OF ALLOWANCES
Made by Switzerland County Commissioner’s Court, June Term, 1889:

QUARTERLY REPORT.

PAUPER EXPENSE.

Reported by Trustee and Overseer of Poor of Jefferson Township.

• Theodore Pickett, house rent for Vina Courtney, $9.00
• Mrs. Liley Detraz, house rent for Mr. John Orem, $8.00
• Mrs. A. Russell, house rent for Mrs. Steele, $6.00
• Wm. Johnston, house rent for Mrs. Simpson, $4.50
• Fred. Saberton, house rent for Mrs. Schenck, $3.75
• Henry Todd, house rent for Mrs. Tague, $6.00
• Dr. A. G. Craig, house rent for Simeon Leach, $3.00
• J. C. Wells, house rent for Mrs. Tague, $2.50
• Mrs. Goodwin, house rent for Mrs. Tague, $3.50
• F. L. Grisard, house rent for Wm. Daily
• F. L. Grisard, goods for Mrs. Simeon Leach, $12.65
• F. L. Grisard, goods for George J. Taylor, $8.25
• F. L. Grisard, goods for Samuel Butler, $6.30
• F. L. Grisard, goods for Mrs. Bosaw, $6.45
• F. L. Grisard, goods for Mark Smith, $1.75
• F. L. Grisard, goods for Joseph Redd, $13.00
• Loring & Clendening, goods for Hawes Redd, $5.00
• Abner Gates, goods for Joseph Lientz, $1.00
• P. C. Holland, coal furnished Mrs. Tague, $1.10
• P. C. Holland, coal furnished Mark Smith, $1.10
• P. C. Holland, coal furnished Mrs. Bosaw, $2.10
• P. C. Holland, coal furnished Samuel Butler, $2.20
• P. C. Holland, coal furnished Noah Martin, $3.65
• P. C. Holland, coal furnished Simeon Leach, $2.00
• Silas Told, coal furnished Mrs. Schenck, $2.80
• Silas Told, coal furnished Mrs. John Orem, $2.80
• Silas Told, coal furnished Mrs. Simpson, $1.00
• Silas Told, coal furnished Mrs. Wilcox, $1.00
• Mrs. E. Courtney, keeping Chester Pelsor, $16.00
• Wm. Smith, digging 2 pauper graves, $4.00
• C. V. Thiebaud, goods for Mrs. Tague, $6.00
• C. V. Thiebaud, goods for Mrs. Schenck, $6.00
• C. V. Thiebaud, goods for Mrs. Simpson, $15.00
• Julia Wolf, keeping Bennie Barker, $11.25
• George N. Reeves, goods for Hawes Redd, $3.15
• George N. Reeves, goods for Sarah Miller & child, $14.00
• George N. Reeves, goods for Lavina Courtney, $15.02
• George Haskell, burying negro child, $5.00
• Noah N. Martin, for Noah N. Martin, $10.00
• John W. Smiley, burying Mark Smith, $5.00
• John W. Smiley, burying negro child, $5.00
• Scott & Brown, goods for Joe Sullock, $2.00
• A. J. Schenck, goods for Agnes Boggs, $10.35
• Mary Gottamiller, keeping John Gottamiller, $10.00
• Wm. Smith, digging grave for Mary Edna Shafer, deceased, $2.00

Reported by Trustee and Overseer of Poor of York Township.

• J. M. W. Langsdale, goods for Margaret See, $2.50
• J. M. W. Langsdale, goods for Nancy Clements, $2.50
• Schrumpf & Told, goods for Calvin Fredenburg, $7.00
• Schrumpf & Told, goods for Harriet Burk, $5.00
• Schrumpf & Told, goods for Sarah Burk, $5.00
• Schrumpf & Told, goods for Nancy Clements, $5.00
• Schrumpf & Told, goods for Bettie Chaise, $5.00
• Schrumpf & Told, goods for Andrew J. Ralston, $5.00
• Schrumpf & Told, goods for Nellie Skidmore, $10.00
• John I. O’Neal, flour for Calvin Fredenburg, $4.00
• John I. O’Neal, flour for Calvin Fredenburg, $3.00
• John I. O’Neal, flour for Nancy Bosaw, $1.50
• W. C. Robinson, goods for Margaret See, $3.00
• Indiana Fulton, keeping Sallie Nipper, $10.00
• Crawford Miller, burial expense for Abraham Williamson, $31.40
• Wm. Marsh, taking to poor farm Robt. Kilgore, $3.50

Reported by Trustee and Overseer of Poor of Posey Township.

• S. Howe & Co., goods for Andrew J. Boyd, $5.00
• E. E. North, goods for Mrs. John Gurley, $5.00
• E. E. North, goods for Mrs. H. Peters, $5.00
• E. E. North, goods for John Bailey, $4.00
• E. E. North, goods for Mrs. Frank Emerson, $2.00
• E. E. North, goods for John Banks, $2.00
• E. E. North, goods for Pollard Anderson, $0.68
• Harris & Galbreath, goods for Mrs. H. Gillis, $10.00
• Henry Nave, goods for Fred Young, $1.00
• N. H. North, goods for Christian Icenogle, $5.00
• Wm. Gockel, goods for Sarah Jones, $5.00
• Wm. Gockel, goods for Fred Young, $2.00
• J. W. Love & Co., goods for Mrs. Paschal Lamkins, $4.00
• J. W. Love & Co., goods for Mrs. Frank Emerson, $1.50
• J. W. Love & Co., goods for Mrs. Rice, $5.00
• J. W. Love & Co., goods for John Banks, $3.00
• Dibble & Cheever, taking to Poor House Mrs. & Mr. Shipman, $4.00
• Bose Vawter, taking to Poor House Fred Young, $0.50
• Stanley Tull, horse hire, Trustee visiting Mrs. & Mr. Shipman, $1.00

Reported by Trustee and Overseer of Poor of Cotton Township.

• A. J. Sedam, goods for T. J. Heath and family, $12.00
• Chas. O. Potter, goods for John Andrews, $3.00
• Lewis Bocock, sawing wood for John Andrews, $1.50
• Henry Kuhlman, hauling wood for John Andrews, $1.00
• Henry Kuhlman, taking Nancy Andrews to Poor House, $3.50
• D. P. Oak, keeping Henry C. Graves, $10.00
• James H. Gibbs, goods for Harry Humphrey, $8.00
• James H. Gibbs, goods for David Tibbetts, $10.00
• James H. Gibbs, goods for Elias Brown, $19.50
• S. R. Heath, goods for Mary Merrill and family, $20.25
• S. R. Heath, goods for Indiana Johnson, $3.00
• Mary Richmond, keeping Hugh Pelsor, $8.00
• Hugh S. Pickett, keeping Lena & Lula Pelsor, $20.00
• Thomas Lawton, keeping Ben Pelsor, $10.00
• U. H. Stow, keeping Amanda English, $10.00
• Harvey Faudre, keeping Orville Bosaw and Minnie Johnson, $21.25
• Wm. Carnine, keeping three children from poor house, $31.87
• O. W. Potter, keeping Edith Miles from poor house, $10.62

Reported by Township Trustee and Overseer of Poor of Pleasant Township.

• James P. Marsh, goods for John E. Courtney, $8.00
• Miss O. H. Ricketts, goods for Mrs. McDaniel, $10.00
• L. B. Ryan, 3 cords wood for Wm. R. Sutherland
• James H. Gibbs, provisions for Mrs. M. D. Lientz and family, $9.00
• James H. Shaw, provisions for Minnie Griffin & child, $5.00
• John S. Steele, provisions for Mrs. Jane Nelson, $9.95
• John S. Steele, provisions for Wm. R. Sutherland and wife, $12.74
• E. S. Richards, 3 cords wood for Mrs. M. D. Lientz, $4.80
• Oliver Glenn, house rent for Mrs. M. D. Lientz, $3.00
• Jennie Pearce, house rent for Wm. Sutherland, $5.50
• D. C. Valentine, keeping Ed LeClerc, $6.00
• Mrs. Rogers, keeping Mrs. Bray, $10.00
• Milo R. Cole, keeping Nora Turner, $6.00

Reported by Township Trustee and Overseer of Poor and Craig Township.

• Larkin Turner, for keeping Wm. Turner, $20.00
• James Cooper, keeping Jane Cooper, $10.00
• Nicholas Webber, keeping Sarah Adams, $10.00
• Thomas Haskell, house rent for Simeon Tague, $3.25
• George W. Haskell, coffin for Simeon Tague, $5.00
• George D. Madary, clothing for Simeon Tague, $4.00
• Hall & Fallis, provisions for Ostrander family, $10.40
• Otis S. Waldo, goods for 2 orphan children kept by Alex Tilley, $5.00

County Asylum and Poor Farm Expense.

• Enoch S. Adams, Superintendent of Asylum & Poor Farm, allowed for caring for inmates of Poor House, $612.20; two pumps for Poor House, $14.50; taking pauper Ella Ellis to Vevay, $0.75; burying Conrad VanDuzen, $2.00
• Union Furniture Company, three bedsteads for Poor House, $9.75
• A. J. Schenck, pump chain and rubber buckets for Poor House, $4.35
• John W. Smiley, coffin for Conrad VanDuzen, $5.00
• Z. I. Yonge, bed ticking for Poor House, $2.70
• Tim Porter, conveying pauper to Poor House, $1.45

Pauper Doctors’ Allowance.

• Dr. E. M. Cheever, for Posey Township, $37.50
• Drs. J. W. & C. L. VanOsdol, for Cotton Township, $23.50
• Dr. John H. Shadday, for Craig Township, $21.00
• Dr. P. S. Sage, for Jefferson Township, $22.50
• Dr. R. M. Copeland, Bennington precinct, $12.50
• Dr. Scott Culbertson, Moorefield precinct, $15.80
• Dr. J. M. Langsdale, Florence precinct, $12.50
• Dr. John Woodside, Markland precinct, $12.50

COUNTY OFFICERS’ FEES & SALARIES.

• Charles G. Adams, Co. Treasurer, $200.00
• Geo. S. Pleasants, Co. Attorney, $25.00
• M. C. Walden, County Superintendent, $308.00
• R. T. F. Abbott, Clerk’s fees case State Ind. vs. Sam’l H. Porter, possession real estate, $7.90
• W. S. Tower, Sheriff’s fees same case, $2.05
• D. N. Haydon, County Auditor, salary & fees, $480.15
• David Armstrong, 5 days as Commissioner, $17.50
• Wm. H. Scott, 5 days as Commissioner, $17.50
• Orson A. Potter, 5 days as Commissioner, $17.50
• Oscar Williamson, 5 days as Sheriff Commissioners’ Court, $10.00

ASSESSMENT OF REVENUE.

• Jas. C. Long, assessing City of Vevay, 52 days, $104.00
• Eaton Cotton, assessing Jefferson Township, 51 days, $108.00
• Jackson Land, assessing York Township, 58 days, $116.00
• Benj. F. McIntire and deputy, assessing Posey Township, 64 days, $128.00
• Geo. S. Hulley, assessing Moorefield and Pleasant Township, $120.00
• Robert B. Littlefield, assessing Cotton Township, 41 days, $82.00
• Joshua H. Means, assessing Craig Township, 57 days, $114.00

BOOKS, STATIONERY & PRINTING.

• Sentinel Printing Co., books and stationery, $55.75
• Walter A. Knox, pringint and advertising, $6.30
• W. J. Baird, advertising and printing, $38.95

BRIDGE & HIGHWAY.

• L. H. Emerson, part expense repair of bridge at Turner’s Branch, $103.65
• David Armstrong, lumber and repairing Indian Creek Bridge, $1.50
• Wm. Cunningham, assessing damages in change of highway, $1.50
• J. W. Smiley, horse hire for Commissioners to visit Allensville bridge, $1.88

CRIMINAL EXPENSE.

• Oscar Williamson, boarding prisoners and jail expense, $82.80
• A. J. Schenck, wallpaper, supplies for jail house, $11.41
• F. L. Grisard, supplies for Sheriff and jail, &c., $1.30
• P. C. Holland, coal for jail, Sheriff’s order, $10.00

JURY EXPENSE.

• Oscar Williamson, summoning Grand and Petit Jurors, $30.00

COURT HOUSE EXPENSE.

• Oscar Williamson, care Court House and yard, $22.95
• Thomas Delaney, lumber for repair Court House cistern, $2.88
• James K. Pleasants, lumber for repair Court House cistern, $3.78
• Scott & Brown, coal oil, brooms, &c., $2.18

SPECIFIC ALLOWANCE.

• C. G. Adams, office expense, postage, etc., $3.15
• D. N. Haydon, office expense, postage, etc., $6.55
• John Hollcraft, J. P. fees in case Paris C. Snyder, insane, $1.60
• George Rayl, Constable fees in case Paris C. Snyder, insane, $2.80
• B. L. Simmons, Mayor, costs in case Mary D. Torrence, insane, $1.80
• J. D. Brindley, Marshal, costs in case Mary D. Torrence, insane, $0.95
• Francis W. Cole, enumerating voters of Pleasant Township, $32.00
• Joseph McClanahan, Sr., taxes refunded, $16.14