Decatur Democrat, Volume 43, Number 43, Decatur, Adams County, 4 January 1900 — Page 8

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RULES AND REGULATIONS. They Will Govern the Primary Election. January 13, 1900. The Adams County Democratic Central Committee in executive session assembled, adopted the following rules for the control and regulation of the democratic vote to be polled in the nominating election of said party, of candidates' to be voted for in the general election of 1900. Section 1. The democratic primary election on Friday, the 12th day of January. 1900. shall beheld under the Australian system of election laws of | Indiana, with the exception that there . shall be one inspector, one judge, two clerks and one election sheriff. Section 2. That the interest and purpose of the nomination at a pri- j marv election is to secure a full, free i and fair expression of the whole de-| mocracy of the eountv. Provided that all those who voted the regular dem- j ocratic ticket in 1898 be considered democrats. - Section 3. The qualifications other than heretofore given of voters of such primary, shall be. that he is a ‘ citizen of Adams county. Indiana, and a legal voter therein, or will be a legal voter before the next general election. That he be a bona tide resident of the township, town or city, and of the precinct wherein he offers to vote. Section 4. The eligibility of a candidate shall depend upon his compliance with the foregoing requirements, and paying the assessments for campaign purposes, placed upon l ira as a candidate for the office to which he .. spires. Such campaign assessments shall be paid at least ten days before the said primary election. Provided, that if a candidate neglects or refuses to comply with the requirements cf the Adams County Demoeratic Central Committee as are pro-v-.b : tor i ■ ti.' rules and regulations ..-I. the name of such ■ tndii ate shall not appear on the tiek'ts used in the said primary election. S.ct on 5. That the County Central Committee shall meet on the day following the next democratic primary election in Adams county, in Decatur. Indiana, at 2 p. tn. and receive from each inspector or committeeman of the townships or of the respective precincts cf townships, town er city, the returns cf said election and pro- ■ c -ed to compare th* votes cast for all the candid "is who have complied with the redes and regedations of the committ-s' and the person having the highest number of votes cast for any given office. shall be declared the ncminee of the democratic party of <..id eountv and state of Indiana, for such office sought. Provided. that no County Central Committeeman, wit's.' name appears as that of a candidate on the election tickets of such primary, shall be eligible to -ervo as inspector of such election, nor shall he be allowed to select any eleion officers to serve in the said prir.nry election. In the case cf inelisrii.ility of the committeemanto oint s ch i ffi; rs if. r< -said. the < ■ irman, -.vr.tarv end treasurer of the County Central Committee shall app hit such election board in such precinct at least one week before the primary election. Sero.mfi. Each board of election shall keep a pell book in which shall be entered the name of every person who votes at such primary election, and after the polls are closed, said election board shall count the votes or . allots cast and make out a tally sheet. and deliver such tally sheet properly signed by such election board to the ejection inspector of such voting precincts, who shall deliver suchtallv -beets and poll books to the chairman of said Adams County Democratic Central Committe on the day following such primary election aforesaid. The officers of said election board shall at the time of making out the tally sheets make out and sign three certificates of election shewing the vote in such precincts as shown bv the poll and tally sheets and place one of said certificates in the possession of the itspeeter. one in the hands of each election clerk to be held as authentic reference should any controversy hereafter arise. Sect ion 7. All contests and disputes arising out oi the canvass and counts foil owing said primary election shall be settled by a majority vote of the County Central Committee under whose direction such pnmarv election was held. Section B.—Should any candidate violate the rotes and regulations of the Adams County Central Committee

anil thereby fraudulently secure the nomination to the office to which he niav have aspired, the candidate for such office who shall have received the next highest number of votes shall by a majority vote of said county committee lie declared the nominee of the party aforesaid to such office. Section 9. Should there be a vacancy occur at any time by removal, resignation or death, or should then be a tie vote of any candidate, or of any candidates nominated at such primary election aforesaid the vacant shall be filled or the tie settled and adjusted by a majority vote of the County Central Committee at such time as it may then and there agree upon. Section 10. That the contested ballots and tally sheets shall be placed in a paper bag tit'll with a string and sealing wax melted and pasted over the knot of the string and delivered to the inspector and by him returned to the court house in the city of Decatur. Indiana, on the day hereinbefore mentioned in section five. Section 11. The names placed on the tickets used in said primary elec tion as referred to in section one. of the rules and regulations shall be arranged in alphabetical order. Section 12. The chairman of the Adams County Central Committe shall have a notice printed for two weeks in the Decatur Democrat, giving names of offices to lie filled by candidates voted for in November 1900, and voting places in the next democratic primary election. Henry Dirkson. Chairman of Committee on Rulesand Regulations. C. I'. S S etary.

VOTING PLACES As established and agreed upon by the Adams Countv Democratic Central Committee at its meeting ou the _’il day of December 1599, iu the DemI ocratic Primary Election to be held 1 Friday. January 12. 1900. the following named places have been selected i as polling precincts: Union Township One precinct at Harmon Reinking's house, one mile south of Hines post office. Root Township —Two precincts. East Root at Aber school house. W est Root iu Monmouth. Preble Township Two precincts. North Preble at Friedheim. > nth Preble at school house north of the ‘ town of Preble. Kirkland Township—One precinct, in school house number four south of Peterson. Washington Township—Two precinets. West Washington west of G. R. A I. railroad at Vcglewede's plum orchard, old election place. East Washinffton in luglehart's resilience in south Decatur. St Township—Two precincts. North St. Mary's in the town • F ,S uth St. PI -' Mills. Blue Creek Township -Two precincts. North Blue Creek at Steele. South Blue Creek in the:': i house. Monroe Township—Three precincts. N rth Monroe in Mouroetown. East Monroe east of G. R. A I. railroad to corporation line, west to Jefferson street, thence south to township line. West Mwest of G. R. A I. railroad to corporation line, and west of Jefferson street to township line. French Township—One precinct, voting place at Election school house. Hartford Township -Two precincts. North Hartford in Linn Greve. South Hartford in the Brushwood school house. Wabash Township — Three precincts. North at school house in district numuer two. East in east of the G. R. A I. railroad in Geneva. West in ca'iboose. south part of ti wn. west of G. R. A I. railroad Geneva. Jefferson Township Two precincts. Wst the Buekmaster school h East at the Booher school house. Devatur Corporation—Three precincts. one in first ward in office at Vail s factory west of G. R. A I. railroad. in second ward, one precinct, in north room of court house Basement, in third ward, one preeinet. in Meyer's livery barn on second street. Such election shall be held in compliance with the rid - and reirjlatiens of the Adams County Democratic Central Committee. Elmer Johnson. Chairman." Gfo, H Kelt-et. Secretary.

ELECTION NOTICE. All democrats of Adams county. Indiana are hereby notified that on the 12th day of January. 1900. there will be a Primary Election held under the Australian Election Laws, f -aid state, for the purpose of nominating Democratic Candidates to be voted for at the November election of 1900. That candidates will then be nominated for the following named offices: IN EACH TOWNSHIP. One Township Trustee. One Township Asse<-or. Three Township Councilmen. ' 7 road district. FOB COTNTY COCNCILXAN. One for each of the following named districts: Firot District -Composed of Kirkiand. Preble. R ;. Union and St. Marv's township, one Councilman. S* ih! District—Which is e-?m of M ashmgton township, one Councilman. Third District—Which is ootaposed of . Jefferson, Blue Creek and Monrw townships, one Councilman. i Fourth District—Which is composed of French. Hartford and Wabash townships, one Councilman. Three Councilmen at Large for Adams County. One County (?ommissk®er for the 2d • 1

District. , One County Commissioner for the da District. One County Coroner, i hie Count v Assessor. One Sheriff. One County Surveyor. One County Treasurer. One County Auditor. One State Representative. One Prosecuting Attorney. One Judge of the ( ircuit Court. Also one County Central Committeeman for each voting precinct in Lie county. Such c< mmittee to serve until the next Democratic Primary Election. Elmer John.-,’n. Chairman Adams (. >unty Democratic Central Com te. Geo. H. Kelley. Secretary. Eastern Dispatch. Ice harvest is the order of the day in this community. J. W. Dague will have a shooting match next Saturday. Earl Cowan went to Chicago last Saturday where he intends to stay. Mr. Shavev of McComb. Ohio, visited J. W. Hakes and family Saturday and Sunday. The V. B. people of Pleasant Mills closed their protracted meetingatthat place last Sunday. Miss Clara Tumbleson returned home last Saturday from a visit with relatives at Huntington. Mr. Andrews and Charles Bean are a happy couple over that little girl that came to take up its abode with them. Linn Grove, Ed Ashbaucher of Decatur, is the guest of Willis Van Camp. Our school opened again Tuesday morning, after a vacation of about two weeks. Win. Baumberger of Elkhart, made his friends a pleasant call Wednesday of last week. John Wolford, of Monmouth, was visiting his daughter. Mrs. B. F. Kizer, on New Years day. Rufus and Chauncy Heller and Frank Rowe of Bluffton, spent the holidays with relatives here. Levi Nutter and George Blair of Nottingham township, moved to near Cadillac. Michigan, last week. We now write 1900. and few they be in life today that will see three fiures change in marking the chronology of time. T ; ge S. Gotts together with a large amount of its . ntents consisting of feed. etc., w - consumed by fire on Friary afterm« ;. of last week. Origin of tire was from an engine while grinding feed. A . t of machinery that was stored in the barn was saved. Hoffmann A GottseL.dk. Alon Runyon and Moses Augsberger werputting up ice the first day of the year. The crystal was seven inches in thickness and No. 1 in quality. Several of <ur business men and individuals will als lay up a stock f the frigid comfort during the season.

Jefferson Township. It can now be written January '(U. P. J. Bryan is at Marion. Ohio on business. Trustee Buckmaster has be, n threshing grain for the past twoweek-. John Buekmaster was putting jp ice at Chattanooga. Ohio, this first of this week. S? far the only candidate in ti.field for trustee in this township James Kinney. The meetins' at Mt. Carmel has closed. Eight new members were added to the class. R. R. Erwin of Decatur, passed through tLi-township last week, apparently on business. J. W. Snyder, one of French township's teachers, was at home in roitewnship during holiday vacation. Gil Woodruff and family of Oden. Mich., formerly of this township, an? visiting relatives and friends here. A number :f cur crack marksmen attended tl:-’ shooting match at Chattan oi. i’... . last S.-.-..-:..y. • \.r sharp shooters carried awav most of the prizes. Most of the persons in this neighl»orhood took part in getting wood for the Wid 'w Clamper on last Wednei:ay. S : ; the win 1 work wi .i - others did the musculax part. “Charity corereth a multitude erf >ins." The bell has been placed on tix* school building in Kst. No. 5. the seats als? hare been placed in tLbuilding. The building i- a wooden structure but makes the finest appearance of any school building in the township. The following named persons were elected last Friday eveninc as ct&.'ws f tl.e Mt Carn.-. S. S - i. ■ ' for incoming year: Supt. M L. Stereos: assistant - upt.. C. E. Irwin; treasurer. Wm. Reid: secretary. Zcrpha Beid. The teachers will be chosen on the third Sunday in January by a committee of fire members, wh: ’ were ap - pointed by the minister wix> will also take part in making theappxntments. Geneva Indiana oil Si.l2. 1900 c.nd zero weather blew in on us New Years mcramg. John Brenner is absent oe a two weeks' visit in the vicinity ot Alliance. Ohio. Our meschants report an excellent holiday trade, with prospects of the same for the new year. Notwithstanding the severe cold weather work goes briskly so in ogt oil fields.

ever known in Geneva. Gref toms of “dry rot. The average Genevaite hasi >• off" and turned a new leaf, old thing over again. W. S. Sutton of Decatur, i> - this week, arranging to engage blacksmithing business. , . The Geneva schools resumed th.-i sessions last Tuesday morning, a weeks’ holiday vacation. Protracted mating eommen the C B. church last ModuJJ mg with a good attendance. Candidates for county office are still making their r0 ““‘ n ’ weather has no terrors forthem. Col J. M. Holloway returned from aten davs’visit with Ins brother at Versailles, Ohio. Tuesday morning Our saloon men and ' ucn > ,h: ‘“ \ are harvesting a fine crop of ice t Xk It is clear and about e.ght inches thick. During this cold snap 1 been no complaint on the shoriag the gas supplv. and cuss words ha been laid by for future use. Wm. Saxon, the oil well shooter, and familv moved Monday last from north Railroad street into H. I I herd's house on east bhackly stnxt. A joint installation of the electtxl officers of the G. A. L • man's Relief Corps, >oiis of \ cterans and the ladies of the G. A. R.. will lx held in G. A. R. hallMednesdayevening January 10, 1900. The services will lie public. , Last Saturdav, about 9 o'clxa; a. m.. a steam lioiler in C. Haviland s sausage factorv on Line street blew up completely destroying the entire plant. Loss five hundred dollars. J. P. Scheer who was rendering lard in the building was buried under the debris.but escaped uninjured with the exception of a few scratches. - o I other person was in the factory at ti-at time. Cause of the disaster unknown. Steele. O. L. Vance of Decatur, is in this vicinity this week. Alonzo Tinkham is at Westchester this week on business. The oil company in south Blue Creek is putting up a power house on the Dudgeon farm. S r. the young son of W. G. Tumbleson. got his fingeis badly mutilated in a cutting box. The children and near relatives of Sara! Tindall took dinner and enjoved a feast at her house on New Years dav. C. G. Lefferson has spent some time in liiiiio.-. the gu. t cf Byron Snvder. M e understand that he was also I.viking up a location.

Pleasant Mills. The protracted effort at the U. B. church closed Sunday evening. Rev. Kohn and wife of Willshire. caßed ou friends here last week. Earl C van left last Friday for Chicago where he has secured employment. Luther Cary and family of Decatur, sp'tit New years with William Comer and familv. Rev. N. P. Barron of Bobo, will preach next Sunday at three o'clock at the M. E. church. R la ives front Darke county. Ohio, called on Rev. Brown and wife and 0. IJ. Soman and family a few days last week. C. W. Yager and wife have com- : meneed housekeeping. They are occupying the Hashman property on Main street. Quite a number of this place attended the funeral of Mrs. George Dowden T . - .5 a'fternoxn at Mt. Tabor. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yager and Nathan Ayers and wife, and Mrs. O. J. S iman t ■ s iimi-r v. t:. E. W. France and wife New Years dav. £' -MM! —:■ NER= ALLOWAN ES Ordered ly the noon that the followicsnamed ; rs ns ■-? aLcu-3 the : oppcsrtß name and for lhe purport ? herein I - eeie vood lor coon house t 15 75 A-i. _--r A ID : r ' H : 4. ; r .\ ; . • - CH 2 .b w H Leshar: x, rk at o .in - ■ -sc c v. Seha'er - - x Lrof . r ■ r C ii ' 2E A Maas, a Ark ate art house s in F Schafer A Lois, .mods : rCH 77? p D 3-. v-- : ir coart b iSO | Schafer. Son a Loch, mods for CH <3 Bo* A Be:. wcraat emu: 5 L Yro-; v-• ■ . ■ - .. " - - : H s-e- xli a-- . > - - a s r A Bro- w rs. at e-. JSe -■ -ro NeueE-.Ewaßder. « per rent, fee _ob c- : ; .vr.: grave! road tax j eg N xh •'sturo-d. pos age. et ■ . 1 < Irv.n Bcatrfyberrr. use of oSee •' r grandiuty. », Iw:3 iwtair 7 ,‘5 -st Martauch- iervicrs d'cl « 1 ’ 8 ' -1 Lt- - x . >*c:ei B Mat ,• 2. ;s'c ; • - . . « ... N EJv *’ *-’J‘** “reutty ,4rre> r 16N ah Matm,d. ss.arv ■ . And Dev '.-S 1,1 s. J "a-Nelens rwatsle- a< T* - - te; — jyncai tv-u*:. a>y..f.< w .i ' “i do -V toes shoe core. d-5 ... 7, GWAnhbMd. 7? ’2*7 A Zwiek. goods for poor M ft Myers. = J Tyi: 3,3B * Ucn. goo* for tai! ■differ Bros .j J it 8= ; B . YarerAF.,k. *, jJ, N:ti:ck A Co <» 3 ,7r .-a s:- ud f prater* - ll> x.. 3xaam, stationery. do tro:-r .... j. »11 Devat ;r J -.umaL pnnuar ( a 52? 5 4 ***• ’" *- - ‘ --st i-js* 5 Geo M Haeu.a<. atEer . r J h aiders. entstK-i -SSe ? r , sscae xCr? Qxa&est *- u do Z- 1 *• * f u ’ server ‘® .TH Ernst. i*rvjSiw “ S" aeT5 - co l-tx 3 ' M i% dTO, ‘J‘ * Fi Ir- a Braady horr. «err rotißty scp , I■J E X; - soe ®° 5 06 i -rovge Xt’Jer. Svserrac^ Township.

Ml)n , Er-ns. repair Albert Butler, , ... 11 £5 John Lanir. .... SJS jiick ronnellter. . M7> gekWelk-r. t .... 5& 00 t - r , d Mutcbler, '?■’ _ 6 251 Joi,. M«nn. . 5.5 00 do " ; ,Wolpert, oo M ‘losri.tistagnieyer. oo I I) Williams. J . 5 to I ( ;ro Hu unan, 32 to i Hille Kf/ler- no George Keller, as ; Hhn corner. ™ ... n , , v MiUonee. do , > , G.olt, . 25 001 |. h il p I'.iiker. ‘J' sia ■: i; 3 s Bowers HM vards of stone W I 'Er'd Mu.e ler. repair "t turnptke * l) ieß w< lker. ' 5 X \ K xXma. Supervisor Boot Township J John A Peopl-s. repa rof turnpike.... - I Wm Kublehan. oo j Neuen'chwander, uo w nenrv Kipcr. 12 281 chffiird Harkless. do , Veer ACo 3T ; - van’s stone ■“ •» Chffonl Harklels, repairs turnpike .. -«> lefise Earner. if* John repairof turnpike... 7to j Neuensehw’d'r, do ■••• n£B Charles Butcher. do Pete Holthouse. do Henry Dirkson, Supervisor Root Township. Henry Atting, repair of turnpike.... 20 00 Fred Schenman, «o • ■ • Fred Melchel. do • Wtu Roden leek. do , Mont Evans. 4"-, yards ot gravel 1.1j S Bowers, crushed stone ~,: tlenrv Dnksju. repairof turnpike.... -d <V John Nissley. do ■■■ »» I' ank McConnell. Chas Dirkson, <Jo • Wm Worden. ~ ! Fred Butteraeyer, do Samuel Giiaiand. do ; Chas Dirksen. go 7= 7i .1 Neuenschwander, do •••• j? * W A Funner. du X 15 ! P W Smith & Co. do •• Pete Holt house, do •••• » Ferdinand Berning, do •• •• * Henry Berning. do J - i Hem v Dirkson. do •••■ “ | t has Buttemeyer. do ••• ’ i W Worden. do •••• * *> t M .nt Evans. do •••• bW; Henrv Kieter. do ••• wm Burning, do v ; W Rodenbeck. do •-• •™; Conr.td Gallmeyer. do •••■ r *-| C. C. D Shiiran, Supervisor Preble Township ' Chas Ktifer. repair of turnpike. S7» Gustav Retaking, do ly w; <»• to Bunck. do •••• |2? I C nrad S?openhagen. do CCoShimao. do .... V L°wis Fruehte, do ... .u E Fritz nger. tile for turnpike *5 John Miler, repair of turnpike.... IS Wm Rocse. do ... bZa Cba«Kei:er. do .... iw CCDShiman, do ... J Henry Miilcr. do .. g £ Fn-d 1 ulleman. do .... 3*o Wm B mch. do ... *oO Ernst Docbrman, do ... low Danit-l Biel . r./t Supervisor Preble Towns’p John Ih fiii an. repair of turnpike ... «00 Ernest Eikopp. do .... 8 Henr> Ehkrd.ng. do J w J Neuenschwander, do .... 18 o Henry Seherry. do Fred Schuler. do ‘ ‘ 6 w Martin Kiefer* do .... 3 75 J* bn Miiler. do .... •*> <0 W J Bieherick do - • 4Chas Miller. do - ■ 5(0 Henrv Mansr dd. do - • 2£o Christ CDH:- do .... £o*o Theodore Ewel, do ... -SC Wm Meyers. do .... 750 (‘hasEwel. do .... 2 50 W H Nib -k. do . i> O’t J Neuenschwander, do .. . 54 So Henry Fruchte, Supervisor Preble Township w m F r ueb te. re pa ir of sum pike.... 10 25 Den Hoffman, do .... 1 50 John WafeL do . . 1 25 Henry Puters, do .... 0 0u T C Bieherick. do .... 9 CO Henry Fruchte dj .... 3 75 Henry Wafel, do .... 1 f 0 Perry Robison. 3 yards of gravel V (O John Fruchte, repair of turnpike 125 rr. : v:4..r Frur-ie Township. Edward Dirks; n. 1 epair otturnpike... 2 50 WmWerling. do ... 10 50 Wm Kritzman, do .... 125 Lewis Kleine, do .... 125 Henry Nuerge, do .... 15 uo Wm Kcenenjan. do .... 0 67 Otto Ewe). do .... K> t-rnst Eikboff. jr do ... 5 0) WmKritzxnan. do .... 2 50 this Keis>. do ... 22 50 L W Frank. 99 yards of gravel 29 70 ; Crist Eikhou. repair of turnpike.. .. 250 w m w eriing, do ... 2 50 Ge M F. Houck, Supervisor Kirklend Tp. I Geo M F Houck, repair of turnpike.... 3 00 Elijah Liby, do ... 50U Chas H Houck, do ... 1 25 F1 ank Crum. do .... I 35 Wm. C. FroneCeid. Supervisor Washington Tp. Q’d Countv Bank. S* vds gravel 15 >0 IJ S Bowers, crushed stone ' 223 20 ,J B Hoiiho se. repairs i 192 yds gravel 20 16 Beni Emeriue. repair of turnpike 1 25 j J Neuenschwander. do .... 10 ,V« W H Nib'ick. do ... 27 09 M. L Foreman. Supervisor Blue Creek Tp. John C Frank, repair of turnpike ... 250 James Frank. do ... 15 (kt H R Foreman. do .... 2 50 M L Foreman, do ... 6 <0 Janies Foreman. do .... 5 00 E Woods a. Co. 36 yards vs gravel ?5 20 J- bn \ uGunten. Supervisor Monroe Tp. r - -• n.• S .vlrs-r. repair of turnpike. •>*» 45 J Neutnsvbwar.der. do .... 21 to Hoffman Je Gottschalk, do ... 17 00 Hocker & Nt-adurhou’r. do .... 34 fO James ? S iliivan, do ... SI 75 ’ Neuensch wander. 6S yd* stone 17 Oh N\«ah We:man. repair of turnpike.. .. ’ OO Fred Liddy. do G W Rar d o j.j 41 OS J ..euen-tbwaEde.-. ~, . Jo /. 3555 IreJM.lbis. do .... 1125 J Aeuensebwander, do <o a) r do ... 16 TO Lrt»rd A; Ranyon. do 66 20 biucfcey * Sea:c-..er, do ' 625 GeoEmriek, do 4 80 £ 'i-- Ll~rger.26 ydsof gravel Li us J>■ i.eu-eawan jer repair of turnpike 1- 12 iiav: ’ h ibegge , do 47 is iHV'd >[<runger do tr -’5 wHNftiKk. do :::: i?S b H n "” T - dc —- sOO IredHceman. do ... 3F « Sprurger.LehaanACo, do 8> » Joo VoEVanten. do ..L 112® Lr.rt ipder. do .... H ® JJ’fkeriXetderhoa'r, do ano n>ror W!,l,cff ' do 11 ■*' <-bra,t Y .rer. do .... 5100 J nn v-ii-Kr. Supervisor French Township. J«oobFomer. do *3 P*ers Z - ; .r4 r ' 32 sii John Tai.ier. 5 L anst Loteiger. do "" is 7 12? rrire! f >» . 12 50 Halve. Zucber. repair of turnpike 5 00 w. M. Reppen. Supervisor French Township. repair of • 7 » KVtPert. do .... 5 ® H B re-dor f. d o » Jcun Ripter. 7 * Baumgartner. do 5 ® sot ose of engine 3 00 of turnpihe.... 125 Al Arnold. Z John Meyers, repair gravel turepiae 12 50 Josepn J. Witchi, Supervisor Hanford Tp ?£sS> £ ® x ,anv;ke il» TownS£ , J H Rleff. 2? n 85 Broadstaik do 5 2 Lmer Stoat, do ?* 25 lADavUon. £ ST*

' n p Shoemaker. do | .1 A Eckrote. Supervisor Wabash Town.i ■ ® Edward Pontius, repairing turupik,- nsL ’l' . .1 K Hancock do ’• M John Dover, do - 5° Hl) Lewis. do J-jai > Ilan Runyon. do ,?? I navis Npvle, do - ;»> s I. (Intel'. do 7 Fuink Miller, do ’ i! Philip Harlow, do I™ I Jacob Michael, d.t 1-J 1 I Christ Hoi It, do S™ Chas Rercheldaffer, do Shep Daugbtery, do . “ lludolpli Kaser. do o.’s, i Vernon Snow. do , ™ Noah Sbinbeck. do Abe Sbo-maker. do , \niliew Gottcua'k. sewr-r tile. .. : 1 A E.-krote. Repairing turnpike. p I \ Eckrote. do ' iz « A liver Odell. do j.hnß'Cd. do Henry Decker. do i j s’ pi, Bucher. do 7 1? Willis Jack. do ,5!;! C >i:rt- nv < owan. do Joseph Zehr, do j!,! ! S F Shimp. do »l "0 'Ed French. co L £ Fred Leedy. do E S Daughterly, do 5 ™ Dan Bieler, do j John Reed. do j-J, I p Ycder A Son, 20 yds crushed stone n .1 Hancock, hauling 6‘i yds stone 4 Vernon Snow. s‘. yds crushed stone 3 -. Henry Pecker, repairing turnpike 1 1'Philip Harlow. do !« losepb Eckrote. do j 8 J M W heeler, hauling 8 yds crush stone io Edward Pontius, repairing turnpike 1 « Elmer Huton, do 3 J; B woodruff, do 3 -- II Yoder A Son. 712 yds gravel Manley Wheeler, repairing turnpike -« Ul Anu s Wheeler, do 33.15 W C Felty. do 15 M C Henry Strain. Supervisor Wabash Tp Frtd I.ettv. repairing turnpike 37 0; Haeckcr A Xeaderborser. do i U | Siniison A Soldner, do 1 (p J R Hancock. do 50 33 Insley, Mesbenberger A Yoder. 7-6 yds of gravel . u> up John Pearson, repairing turnpike 20 ,u B Meebbergerk Yoder. do |p Jacob Brenntnan. do 3 Bnsley A Mcsbberger. CO yds gravel 1; <., Erhart A Runyon, repairing turnpike 2id p Eli Wagoner. do 4 jp Jacob Neuenschwander. di n Simison A Soldeer. do i;s Fri d Hosmsn. do g> 44 D Yoler A Son. 1'412 y Is gravel.. 1 1> s; St runger. Lehman A Company, repairing turnpike 35 os CC Yoder, repairing turnpike 3184 Yodt r A Sullivan. do 41:5 Ensley, Meshberger A Yoder, same 21320 J. L Love. Supervisor Wabash Township. Andrew Gottschalk, sewer pipe 32 54 S W Hale & Sons, cement r, s James Haneock, repairing turnpike 500 CW PettS. do 5 IB Jacob Bailey, do 12 a ; Aspy A Love. do 50 John Kaiser. do 2 50 John Brown, co 17 50 L V Love. do 812 Meshberger & Ensley. do 35 h) John Brown, sand 375 Homer Charleston. Supervisor Jefferson Tp. Frank Miller. repairing turnpike 373 Butter Woodruff, do 2 so W m Ried do 8 7.i Edwin Ferry, do 10(6 Thomas < harleston. do 13 51 John Smi’h. do 5S Gus Fetters. do 6 25 Micbat 1 Lewis, do 5 00 Bowers A Briggs. 19) yds grave'. 15! on Dan Beeler, repairing turnpike 6 25 Janies Foreman. Superintendent John Meshberger, repairing turnpike II 93 Christ Aschbaucher. do 43 73 Dave Meshberger, do 4 S B N icholas. do 5 it) Samuel Frank, do ft u 1 Emanuel Reefy. do sio James Foreman. do 11SS Fred Kt-es do , II Silvers. do , i D Echrotc. do 4 50 , James Foreman. do 28 10 1 Berne LumlerCo. 425 (t oak piank 5 S H H Foreman, repairing turnpike 115 i Jeff Augsberger. ,L. Ig vi Augsberger. do Nichi’As Stuckey. do i David Ausrsberger. do Dave Mv-bberg.r, do FredStudler. do s<<' ': C G Augsberger. do Aaron Bricker. Superintendent j i John Horner, repairing turnpike. ICO ,' Cbss Mann. x do 375 , George Hillman, tile 1 tit Ist Feltv, repairing turnpik i . Pvle A Martin. 2 round point shove., -ordn Grate. Repairing * crop: kt- 1 Joseph Wecthi, do Michael Zear. do 5W 1 ' les Shimp. do ' Henry Bradford. do . I Grant Heaveiau, do • Aaron Bricker. do -j~ ‘ i Chas Cramer. do JobnNevel. d> II John Zare. do 1«« Henry Miller. do 1 ■ E mer Huton. do • Bixier A Mathys. do - * ' WC. Felty. Supervisor Waba-h T nsbip. . Buller Woodruff, repairing turnp ke 12 5 J F Felty. do }■’ “ Jess Feltv. do ' Wm Felty. do l-JJ ' A G Briags A Bowers. do Simon Grace. do D' . WK Mann. do AG Briggs do J Nevil. do 1«S , 1 Dan Beeler. do • * . John Moore. do ; John Muter. Supervisor Jeffer- n Township- ' Lawrence Loiter, repairing turnpike -’ ?*• > i J B Cotterll. do Henrv Magley. Supervisor K- ' T -wnship- ,' Lampson Pillars, repairing turnpike- ■" . Jonas N. uenschwander. do - L. N Grandstaff. d , Henrv Gerke, do .... 1 CE Marley. do Henry Magler. services a- hup:. George Caso, repairing turnpike - : i Ed Luttman. do .. a > Francis t Campbell do ■l„ 1 i C D Kunki" do - u 1 : Dwight Wilder, do : L 1 D M Rice [do j Sam Dutcher, do - -s S R Evans. do A J Frank Brokaw, do Lewis C. Dunbar. Supervisor H >rtford 1 Lewis C Dunbar, repairing :utnpi»e . , Andrew Gottschalk. do C Heury Stramn. >upen - Wa! .-.-h • V Henrv S’ramn, repairing tur: . -e , Edw n Holier, do ~ -5 ' : Autrsberger. do . ' D Yoder A Son. do ' Dan Meshberger, do ~.;r Emile Felber, do , JW > Jos Zehr. do 49 48 • Jno Druyer, co 10 ;0 > Den Welty. do ' Henry Si ram. d.> ' Crist Yoder. do £45 ' Erhart A Runyou. de 4 95 > Simison A Soluner. do jj 19 5 Berne Lumber Co. d n 45 ® > Heacber A Neaderbouser.do ) 'Jacob Yoder. do jg ) Jacob Sebenbeck. do j 1 Jacob Augsberger. do 20 71 ) B Smith. do j[ $ Fred Rosman. do 348 Henry Morrow. do 44$ ' D Yoder A Son. do x A .' A Schlagenhaff. do ]0 50 ’ Noah WuJliman. do ; John Bogner. Superintendent. i Nathan Wvatt, repairing turnpike u ■ SD Huffman, do jsp ) Sim Wilker, do 37; ) W B Weldy. do 3 3 1 B Limenstole. do 35 A Butler. do 25 ' w Zimmerman. do 33 ’ Geo Gase. do •jl ' Peter Wetexei, do jo® ' CC Schuman, do 3 g F Lulleman. de 15 C K Dearman n. do ? II Conrad, do : Jno Bogner. do h ? D But -k. do 2J' ! C Heckman. d° ® : W Swartx. do 2» • C Wilder. do 2* Geo Keller. d° )* Chas Hockmeyer. do jaJ ; Jacob Bogner. do I,t I J H Elick. ■ do > Theodore Fetters. Supervisor1 Bowers A Briggs, repairing turnpike . Theodore Fetters. do I Phi ip Harsbberger. do 1 Jno Foster. 1 Mark Moran, do i James Kinney. “O 1I E J Kinney. do tbs» , ’7 > I. the undersigned correct- - ’ foregoing statements are true * > found among the A u(JnOf >, Per C. D. Lewton. D eput’y.