Evening Republican, Volume 15, Number 59, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 10 March 1911 — Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 [ADVERTISEMENT]
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The following .are the allowances made by the. commissioners of Jasper county at thv March term: C. C. Warpef, salary 01erk.......5376.06 C. C. Warner, postage 10.00 Burt-Haywood Co., supplies clerk 6.70 Same, supplies judge circuit court 13.00 J. N; Leatherman, salary auditor 576.00 Jasper Co. Democrat, slip auditor 6.00 Burt-Haywood Co., sup auditor.. 10.70 Burt-Haywfeod Co., sup treasurer 19.5fi J. D. Allman, postage treaa’ office 6.00 Jasper Co. Democrat, sup feeder 4.00 'Burt-Haywood Co., sup recorder. 9.40 Same, supplies sheriff *1.20 I>. M. Worland, sup sheriff’s res. 6.00 Jasper Co. Democrat, sup/sheriff 4.00 George A. Williams, co. alty.... 100.00 John Q. Lewis, salary assessor.. 160.00 Burt-Haywood Co., sup assessor .70 Same, sup township assessors... 11:85 Ernast Lamson, per diem co. supt 108.0 > Burt-Haywood Co., sup co supt. 9.00 Same, supplies county surveyor. 11.05 >W. Frank Osborne, repairs surveyor’s Instruments 26.06 Burt-Haywood Go., sup coroner. 3.15 Charles Morlan, janitor ct house 45.60 Same, laundry court house .90 J. L. Greggs, fireman boiler house 46.00 J. A. Grant, expense court house 1.42 W. R. Gates, hauling coal 20.00 Jesse D. Allman, drayage.;..v.. .26 Jesse D. Allman, co. serv. on coal 3.00 -Shirley Hill Coal Co., coal 121.59 Jesse D. Allman, freight coal. . • 77-53 Marlon Cooper, expense ct house .70 Warner Bros., supplies ct house. 12.40 J. L Holcourt Mfg. Co., sup c h. 3.08 Charles A. Reed, labor co. farm.. 1.50 W. same 1.60 Monroe Carr, same...v.h 1.50 Garland Grant, same.' .... 4.60 Verdi® Smith, same .14.00 Wartaer Bros., supplies co. farm./ 15.42 sloth Bros., same : 14.00 esse Nichols, salry supt co farm 176.00 Healey & Clark, public printing. 106.00 Dr. Ej. C. English, treas, sup poor children In school 9.24 Healey & Clark, public printing. 42.25 Healey & Clark, public printing.. 10.00 James W. McEwen, public prlntg 40.00 Jasper Co. Democrat, public pntg 2.09 Jasper Co. Democrat, public pntg 2.45 S. * Harks, g r repairs 2d dist 9.00 Jacob Gilmore, same. r . 4,50
D. T. Cresse, same, 3d district... 22.50 Geo. Hdnsler, same 9.30 CaspaHs Stone Co., same 40.40 Casparis Stone Co., same 40.64 John Umphress, reprs bdg co lien 4.04 F. M. Goff, eame. i '... 4J.60 John G. Liggett, same., 4.00 Frank Hoopep, same 10.00 Chast V. May, burial sldrs’ wlddw 50.00 H. E« Parkison, same 50.00 Isaac Right, same 60.00 J. D. Allman, Co assmt RandlC d 92,59 Same, same, Ever@ ditch... 28.34 Same, Int. coupon Mofflt ditch.;. 180:00 Peter Kline, labor co farm 1910.. 62.74 Burt-Haywood Co., supplies treas 207.20 Same, supplies auditor 1910,.... 27.50 J. DP Allman, postage treas 1910 10.00 Burt-Haywood Co., sup treas 1910 18.56 J. W. Tilton, fees recorder 1910. 21.37 Mary L. Osborne, dep surv 1910. 10.00 W. F. Osborne, per diem sur 1910 28.00 Donnelly- Bros., alloting ditches 19.21 C. B. Steward, truant officer 1910’ 96.00 J. W. Marlatt, exp com court 1910 6.00 P. T. Robins/m, gravel road reprs Gillam townshlp\ 1910...... 3.50 Reus. Lbr. Co., repairs Burke’s b 11.64 Healey & Clark, public printing. 18.25 Shirley Hill Coal Co., coal 318.67 Renssdlaer Lbr. Co., coal.. 18.64 City of Rensselaer, lights c h— 54.78 Eger Bros., supplies court house 4.71 J. E. Bentley, sup court house.. 8.25 B. F. Fendig, supplies co jail... 3.80 Rens. Lbr. Co., repairs co. jail.. 7.90 Roth BroA, supplies co. farm.,. 21.00 J. A. Larsh, 5ame.,....*. 14.10 B. F. Fendig, dame. 1.25 E. D. Rhoades & Son, same 16.79 H. J. Kannal, exp co farm 1.25 H. F.'King, repairs co farm...,. 19.60 Jas. Co. Tel. Co., phone co farm. 12.00 Ralph Moore, gravel road repairs, 2d district, Barkley township 25.65 Frank D. Murray, same Gillam tp 4.50 Rensselaer Lbr: Co., same, Hanging Grove township 3.66 D. T. Cresse, gravel road repairs 3d district, Hanging Grove tp S&CO Geo.'Hensler, 5ame.....". 2ffls James A. Keister, emer. bd health 9.60 Dr. E. N. Loy, same 4.75 A. F. Long, same 3.50 RAILROAD ELECTION. S. R. Nichols. Inspector '— 6.00 John Poole, judge 2.60 N. S. Bates, judgQ 2.06 B. J. Moore, clerk 2.00 B. F- Altef, clerk 2.00 Lyman Zea, sheriff 1.50 H. E. Parkinson, inspector 6.35 Henry Grow, judge 2.00 C. Kellner, judge 2.00 Ray Wood, clerk..., 2.00 Newton Pumphrey, -clerk 2.06 Abram Simpson, 5heriff..,...,,. 1.50 J. P. Simons, sheriff 1.50 Baptist Church, meals.. 29.40 Malnes & Hamilton, cdal & wood 1.50 J. V. Collins, special 50 A. Leopold, rent 2 r00m5........ 10.50 Rens. Republican, rent room—. 5.00 A. J. Brenner, rent room 5.00
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