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MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1936. PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOUENAI Election Costs Approved by the County Board Total Expense of Around $2,000 In cluded in Claim Billsr Transact Other General Business. medi- 1.60 5.70 204.04 65.08 Costa of holding: the recent Fall election in Cass county were among the various claim bills to come before the County Commissioners at their November meetings. These include election supplies (tally books, poll books, etc.) for each precinct; rent of polling places in most of the pre cincts, ballots (four separate ones to each voter this year) election officials (receiving and counting boards) and incidental costs of setting up and taking down booths, extra compensa tion to one member Of each counting board for making return, etc. In ad dition to these items, for the enlight enment of the voting public, sample IrJ'ots are published in each of the Cass county newspapers. Salaries paid election officials for the twenty-four precincts in the county amounts to over $1,000. Add to thi3 the cost of election supplies, ballots, room rentals, etc., publication of ballots in the newspapers and a few minor incidentals and it is easy to figure what an election costs in the state of Nebraska or any other tl; to. U is our American way of letting the people rule and, incidently pay for the privilege of ruling. These claim bills came before the commissioners this month, along with the regular run of claim bills, and took plenty of time to check. Other business transacted includ ed the following: Approval of orders by the County Judge renewing Mothers' Pensions of Mrs. Vera Lancaster, Maggie Her rinsion and Elizabeth Wright. Passed resolution directing Harvey 13. Koop, guardian of Lee and Helen LaTour, minors, to use funds of the former to support the latter, so that she will not become a charge upon Cass county. Released the Maryland Casualty company from liability on bond of G. E. Sayles. deputy County Clerk, from and after date of his resigna tion, October 1, 1936. Considered, passed upon and ap proved the long list of claim bills ap pearing below under the different fund headings: MOTHERS' PENSION FUND Ruth E. Taylor, Mother's' pension, November $ 15.00 Edna A. Jones, same 6.50 Mrs. Cleo Capper, same- 30.00 Violet Van Kinkle.'same 6.50 Elizabeth Wright, same 15.00 Marcia M. Hise, same 6.50 Janet I. Simmons, same 15.00 Elsie M. Smith, same 6.00 Mnggie Herrington, same 15.00 Catherine Falk, same 13.00 Mrs. Anna Tittman, same 25.00 Mrs. Cora Sell, same 15.00 Mrs. Edith Krccklow, same 20.00 C.retchen Simmons, same 15.00 Maggie Holcomb, same 25.00 Florence J. Brittain, same 13.00 Ida N. Cotner, same 25.00 15.00 22.23 9.00 1.00 23.60 100.00 10.65 9.25 2.50 2.50 14.00 4.00 1.00 . 24.59 6.00 C.00 45.00 15.00 11.00 49.50 10.00 33.50 1S7 132 00 .40 Mrs. May Bauers. same Mrs. Mary McFarland, same Marie Richards, same Thelma Nichols, same 30.00 7.50 L5.00 7.00 GENERAL FUND Julius A. Titz. salary and mileafre. October, 1936 $10S.20 Lottie Rosencrans, same 100.20 Mrs. Josephine Lillie, clerical work for County Clerk 32.62 Greth Garnett, clerical work, October. 1936 54.00 W. G. Kieck, salary, stamps, October 109.33 Anna Zitka, stenographer to county attorney, October 32.50 Alice Hiatt, clerical work for month of October 47.00 Lillian G. White, salary and stamps. October 127.00 Georgia White, salary, month of October S3. 34 E. B. Chapman, salary and mileage, October 9S.00 Helen W. Warner, salary for October S3. 33 John Kopp. same 4 5.00 C. E. Ledgway, same 166.67 Fred H. Gorder, salary and mileape 123.00 Fred H. Gorder, telephone calls and stamps Bill Read, driving truck Willis Cole, one load cobs to county farm E. B. Chapman, toll calls Alfred E. Edgerton, mileage for October, Emp. Service Alpha C. Peterson, salary and mileage, October Henry T. Woster, salary for month of October 91.67 Anna E. Leach, same 55.00 Ruth Patton, same 104.17 A. II. Duxbury, same 183.33 Minnie Hild, same 90.00 John E. Turney, same 166.66 Helen W. Godwin, clerical work for Co. Treasurer Cass County Treasury, stamp3 and envelopes County Judge, County Court fees H. Sylvester, same 23.60 Claude P. Hensel, Sheriff, rame Farmers Mutual Ia3. Co., assessment Gerlachs Pharmacy, medicine to poor 5.79 4.50 4.00 1.75 10.00 199.15 2.00 96.18 6.00 .73 Louisville Pharmacy, -Cine to poor P. A. Jacobson, care of Joe Benson 25.00 Blake Pharmacy, medicine and supplies Cass Co. Farm Bureau, sal ary and expense, October Stato Journal Printing Co., supplies to Reg. of Deeds C. E. Wescott's Sons, clothing to county farm 19.50 G. A. Rutledge, publishing ballots and election notice- 31.10 Hatt's Market, provisions to county farm ; 63.29 Drs. Worthman & Worthman, prof, services to poor 21.75 Underwood, Elliott Fisher Co., maintenance service Milburn & Scott Co., Inc., for supplies to Co. Supt Panama Carbon Co., supplies to County Judge Drs. Worthman & Worthman, med. services to Joe Benson Bestor & Swatek, labor and hardware to court house and county farm Harry Nielsen, salary, October Dr. G. G. Douglas, medical services to poor N. D. Talcott, same Chas. E. Tunneil, repairs on rump at county farm 10.75 Fetzer Shoe Co., shoes to the county farm Plattsmouth Bakery, prov. to county farm Underwood Elliott Fisher Co., rent of typewriter Frank Vallery, one load of hay to county farm- Kroehler Hardware, mdse. to court bouse Dr. P. T. Heineman, extract ing teeth. Hamilton. Jacobs- John L. Tidball, supplies to county farm II. M. Soennichsen. mdse. to court house, surveyor and county farm Lillian Scdlak, clerical work for Pollard R. C. Elliott, rodman and chainman Albert Willis, salary, October Fred J. Hull, rodman and chainman C. A. Rawls, rent of building and meter Louisville Courier, publishing election proclamation, sam ple ballots and legal blanks John Boetel, work on booths Bauer Auto & Supply Co., re pairing court house stack R. D. Fitch, Jr., county sur veyor Cass Sylvester, salary, mileage Avis Sylvester, stenographic work Warren F. Taylor, rodman and chainman 27.00 Mrs. John Leddy. care and clothing,, Fideline Dollie Garrison, care Wade Mrs. II. J. Amgwert, reporting births, deaths, 3rd quarter- W. G. Boedeker, same Minnie Brendel. same B. I. Clements, same L. Daniel Dieter, M. D., same E. C. Ehrenhard, same L. C. Marvin, same Geo. H. Olive, same J. M. Palmer, same Estella M. Rutherford, same Mrs. Clo O. Shaffer, same A. R. Stander, same E. M. Stewart. M. D., same.. L. R. Upton, same Underwood Elliott Fisher Co., adjusting adding machine, Co. Treasurer's office Louisville Pharmacy, medi cine to poor Green's Drug Store, medicine to poor Bates Look Store, supplies to Assistance Director John A. Bauer, old age assist ance Blanche Hall, salary. October Plattsmouth Water Corp., for service to court house Employers Mutual Casualty Co.. Work. Comp." premium- K. B. Printing Co., election supplies 46.43 Glenn Vallery, supplies to county farm 18.35 E;ites Book Store, supplies to county offices 19. i0 Iowa-Nebr. Light & Power Co., service to court house, jail and county farm 100.04 Standard Oil Co., gas and oil to county farm Underwood Elliott Fisher Co., one coupon book ' Streight & Streight, funeral expense, Henry Feltes 47.27 Streieht & Streiffht, funeral expense, John Henry Hunter Cloidt Service, gas to tran sients Golding & Stibal, mdse. to jail Dr. F. R. Molak, extracting tooth, Ed Painter Lincoln Tel. & Teleg. Co., for service to court house and county farm Horton Funeral Home, ambul ance for Richards Streight & Streight, funeral expense, Davis Stato Journal Printing Co., amount due on Claim 43 Emp. Mutual Casualty Co., for premium on Comp. policy 475.16 K. B. Printing Co., election supplies 307.50 F. G. Fricke & Co., medicine to poor and county farm Jim Wynn, hauling garbage- Darling Transfer, storage and delivery of goods 15.00 Elmwood Leader-Echo, pub. election proclamation 6.20 Sattler Funeral Home, burial expense, Mason 49.39 B. I. Clements, ambulance for Mrs. Hyatt 10.00 O. E. Liston, M. D., medical service to poor 41.50 Lincoln Tel. & Teleg. Co., for service to county quarry John Seitz, repairs at court house Dan C. Brown, repair of sur veyor's flag Standard Blue Print Co., blue prints to surveyor 58.50 Weyrich & Hadraba, medi cine to poor 1.05 Standard Blue Print Co., for supplies to County Highway department 4.66 Roy W. Knorr, merchandise to court house 1.09 The Republican, supplies and printing notices S2.50 Drs. Condon & Newell, opn. and care Mrs. Adkins , 50.00 Ludi Printing Co., tax lists and tax receipts 585.70 W: A. Tulene, opening graves 21.00 Omaha Printing Co., supplies to Register of Deeds 8.00 Chapman Pharmacy, mdse. to poor 4.25 Cobbs Mfg. Co., 5,000 cer tificate holders 250.00 Dr. O. C. Hudson, service to . poor 51.00 Albert Olson, clerical work for County Clerk Henry W. Walters, M. D., for medical service to poor Industrial Chemical Lab., for supplies to court house Elmwood Leader-Echo, pub lishing sample ballots 25.00 Western Chemical Co., sup plies to court house E. J. Richey, supplies to sur veyor and court house John L. Tidball, coal to the court house L. B. Egenberger, supplies to court house L. N. Kunkel, medical services to poor 43.65 Geo. R. Sayles, salary and expense Plattsmouth Journal, printing Dr. C. R. Kennedy, services to Eva Read II. Sylvester, salary, mileage and expense Cass Co. Motor Co., room rent, general election . . J. P. Perry, same Mrs. Robert A. Bates, same Edward Gabelman, same School Dist. No. 37, same- Nehawka Village, same Elsie L. Smith, same R. N. A. Lodge, same Rudolph Bergman, same .50 .84 4.25 254.70 .60 72. SO 25.00 5S.00 84. 5S 22.64 4.50 16.00 27.50 1.50 3.00 1.25 1.50 .50 .50 1.25 1.25 .50 7.25 .75 1.50 1.00 .75 1.20 1.35 2.50 12.00 104.16 30.35 300.00 186.59 948.95 50.00 276. 4S 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 L. D. Crosser, same 14.00 Elmer Hallstrom. same 7.00 School Dist. No. 83, same 7.00 School Dist. No. SO. same 7.00 School Dist. No. 88, same 7.00 Mrs. Rosella Clark, same 7.00 Weeping Water City and Mrs. John Carter, same Eagle Village and Bank of Eagle, same John Cole, same M. W. A. Lodge, same G. A. R. Town Hall, same Village of Louisville, same LaRue Williams, putting up booths School District No. 5, room rent 14.00 Arthur Dinges, same L. A. Tyson, work-and care of booths Wm. Ash, same Ed Austin, same Judges and Clerks at Novem ber 3rd election 1032 I. J. Hall, work on election supplies and charts 16 7.24 34. S7 12.75 13.54 9.93 51.00 69.42 7.00 14.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 3.00 .00 3.00 6.00 6.00 50 17.50 S.50 9.57 .00 49.27 1.02 3.92 1.00 96.20 5.00 49.27 2.00 TOOR RELIEF FUND Mrs. Frank M. Rice., prov. to poor . $ 39.25 John Peterson, same , 41.00 W. S. Smith,' same 6.00 V. Trumble," same : 31.50 Theo. Harms, provisions and clothing L. J. Behrns, provisions to poor Farmers Un'on Co-Op. Ass'n, coal to poor 7.65 Knud Jensen, prov. to poor- 31.50 Rihn & Greene, same 22.00 Fetzer Shoe Co., shoes to poor 10.95 C. H. Gibson, provisions to poor 97.00 Hart & Co., same 5.0 0 Earl Bennett, same 30.00 E. L. Nelson, same 6.00 L. J. Behrns, same 28.50 Fred Druecker, milk to Smith 2.00 E. F. Marshall, coal to Wade 5.60 C. H. Finley, prov. to poor 10.0 0 Gribble's Store, same 73.00 Carl's Market, same 42.55 Phil Hirz, same . 2.50 Bothwell Grocery, same 29.00 Penterman Market, same-- 7.00 Mrs. F. G. Hull, same 10.00 Hatt's Market, same 14.75 Allen's Cash Store, same 24.50 Balaban Cash Grocery, prov. to Mrs. Taylor 5.00 E. J. Richey. coal to poor 41.00 Rose Tempelmeyer, provisions to poor S.00 Hart & Co., same 5.00 S. J. Marshall, shoes to poor- 4.4 5 A. O. Ault, prov. to poor 41.70 E. A. Wurl. same 26.00 E. L. McDonald, same 51.00 Binger Lumber & Coal Co., coal to poor 9.15 Tutt & Brubacher, prov. to poor 30.50 A. M. McCarroll, same 37.00 .Morris Grocery, same 15.00 J. H. Steffens. same 35.00 Sheldon's Store, same 11.00 Lorenz Bros., same 5i.iu John L. Tidball, coal to poor L. B. Egenberger, prov. to poor Frank Mullen, same Hinky-Dinky Store, same H. M. Soennichsen, prov. and clothing to poor Mrs. Edna Stiles, provisions to poor lumber, RD No. 13 S.69 C. W. Stoehr, road work, RD No. 1 160.72 S. D. Rockwell, road work, RD No. 8 11.00 Nelson Berger, road work, RD No. 12 50.68 C. D. Austin, road work, RD Noli 20.00 Chas. Hoback, road work, RD No. 11 ' 40.00 Ralph Murphy, road work, RD No. 9 David Ebersole, salary, RD No. 1 Jay H. Austin, road work, RD No. 11 James C. Hoschar, road work. RD No. 10 Crane, Curyea & Murtey, lum ber RD 8 Union Village, prop, of road money, RD 22 600.00 Kroehler Hardware, supplies, RD No. 1 7.27 Cloidt Lumber Co., lumber and supplies, RD 3 Farmers Co-Op. Oil Co., gas and oik, RD 12 Anton Auerswald, blacksmith work. RD 8 National Refining Co., gas, RD No. 1 National Refining Co., gas, RD No. 2 Trunkenbolz Oil Co., fuel, RD No. 12 12.60 Bert H. Lytle, road work ana expense, KiJ lb A. N. Eaton Co., culvert, RD No. 10 J. I. Fitch, road work, RD No. 27 52.60 W. J. Partridge, for blowing stumps, RD 8 2S.60 Jacobsen Welding Co.. labor and repairs, RD 7 3. Of) fisoree H. Dennis, concrete box. RD 14 George H. Dennis, concrete box. RD 15 Standard Oil Co.. fuel, RD 6 Wm. Brothwell, Jr., road wk., RD 1G L. Neitzel. supplies, RD 7 Martin Wilson, road work, RD No. 4 S0.S6 Wm. Kitzel. road work, RD No. 6 lcn Parish, road work, RD No. 15 Louis Schmidt, road work, RD No. 7 Sinclair Refining Co.. gas to RD No. 1 S. T. Gilmore, bal. on rock, RD No. 1 22.40 Lincoln Road Equip. Co., oil, RD No. 7 16.97 Anchor Oil Corp.. grease and oil, RD No. 9 DeeD Rock Oil Corp.. sup. to RD No. 7 Beatrice Steel Tank Co., cul vert, RD No. 15 Austin Western Road Mchy. Co., repairs, RD 16 Roy Comstock, road work and expense, RD 5 Harold Thomassen, road wk., RD No. 14 Chris J. Elgaard, supplies to RD No. 9 : Farmers Union Co-Op. Oil Co., eras and oil. RD 16 Farmers Union Co-Op. Oil Co., gas and oil, RD 6 T. W. Engles Lumber Co., for supplies. RD 15 A. N. Eaton Metal Prod. Co., culvert, RD 15 Merle Lone, blacksmith wk., i t? n 'n 15 47.65 100.52 81.95 19.68 10.00 12.50 90.30 25.30 Standard Oil Co., fuel, RD 1. Standard Oil Co., fuel, RD's 7-and 16 48.68 Standard Oil Co., fuel, RD's 8 and 11 201.00 Rosenow Filling Station, gas, . RD No. 15 1.19 Checker Oil Co., fuel, RD's 15 and 16 22.00 A. F. Sturm, lumber and sup plies, RD 12 Ira Stall, road work, RD 16 John Day Co., supplies, RD No. 11 t Wm. Kitzel, dragging roads, RD No. 6 Don Parish, dragging roads, RD No. 15 S. S. Petersen, blacksmith work, RD No. 6 Louis Schmidt, for dragging roads, RD No. 7 Grant Hackenberg, rent gar age. RD's 1 and 2 Cloidt Service, supplies and gas, RD 1 ' John Sweeney, exp., RD 4 Lincoln Road Equip. Co., oil, RD's 1 and 2 Lincoln Road Equip. Co., oil, RD's 14 and 15 Nebr. Bridge Supply, snow fence, RD's 4, 7, 15 Nebr. Bridge Supply, snow fence, RD's 1, 2. 10, 27 Checker Oil Co., fuel, RD's 6 and 16 22.00 75.37 28.50 4.84 14.00 43.00 2.50 16.00 4.00 . 50.25 5.30 106.92 S6.6S 159.00 159.00 and repairs 34.50 Eli Kecklcr, bal. on claim . 4.60 Lincoln Road Equip. Co., oil- 31.43 Nebr. Bridge Supply Co., for snow fence 159.00 Austin Western Mch'y Co., repairs 20.05 Interstate Mch'y. & Supply Co., repairs 3.50 Austin Western Mch'y. Co., ratchet shaft : 16.05 Anchor Oil Corp., oil 36.60 S.20 3.00 9.35 2.95 36. 9.03 116.24 S.40 22.17 11.07 64. 6S 5.60 66.00 49.64 7.20 . 22.16 18.44 13.90 15.21 31.00 RD 11 Sidles Co., wrenches. RD 11 Land Garage, welding, RD 11 Philip Spangler, drag, RD 14 Anchor Oil Corp., grease and oil, RD 1 Lincoln Road Equip. Co., sup plies, RD 11 1 ; Lincoln Road Equip. Co., sup plies. RD's 7, 15. 16 Austin Western Road Mchy., supplies, RD's 11 and 12 Beatrice Steel Tank Co., cul vert, RD 6 G. A. Pope Oil Co., supplies, "RD's 5 and 4 C & II Oil Co., gas, RD's 4 and 5 Roy Comstock, read work, RD No. 5 24.00 Penn Consumers Oil Co., kerosene. RD 14 Chris J. Elgaard, supplies for read work, RD's C and 14 Farmers Union Co-Op. Oil Co., ga-3 and oil, RD's 15 and 14 Beatrice Steel Tank Co., cul vert, RD 6 A. N. Eaton Metal Products Co.. culvert. RD 5 Highway Equip. & Supply Co., motor, RD No. 13 John Day Rubber & Sup. Co., cable hook. I1D 12 H. W. Christensen. engine man, HG No. 4, RD's 4. 5 Merle Long, work and stor age, RD's 6 and 15 COMMISSIONER'S FUND Third District Checker Oil Co.. fuel $ 22.00 Anton Auerswald. blacksmith work 950 James C. Lytle, road work and expense 119.24 Geo. Small, graderman 117.62 Earl Elliott, engineman, II. G. No. 2 111.41 A. E. JOHNSON, Dentist Office in First National Bank Building Office, 236 Residence, 597 Western Sand & Gravel Co., road gravel 482.40 J. II. Fidler, hauling grave 1--1 155.37 John H. Wood, hauling gravel 516.5 Merle Long, blacksmith wk. 28. 0) Shellberg Sand & Gravel Co., road gravel 1623. - 45.90 57.31 43.90 136.59 .96 51. SS 14C.75 'l0.77 53.51 140.00 10.45 101.49 15S.75 BRIDGE FUND Ruben P. Meisinger, bridge work ? 33.20 . 32.40 7.90 1.00 3.60 !9.50 15.50 93.75 214.50 3S1.75 319.07 4.79 60 ROAD FUND Joe Dare, concrete work, RD No. 11 $ 21.30 Ruben P. Meisinger. road wk., RD No. 2 SO. 62 Wm. Sheehan,' Jr., road wk., RD No. 8 John Dill, trucking, RD 14 S. D. Rockwell, road work, RD No. 14 Harry Arnold, road work, RD No. 1 5 D. Ray Frans, material, RD No. 11 17.64 Louie Allgayer, Jr., road wk., RD No. 13 A. A. Schoeman, road work, RD No. 3 SO. 92 Binger Lumber & Coal Co., 79.40 S.S0 6.00 3S.94 64. SO DRAG FUND Louis Schmidt, for., dragging roads, RD No. 7-. $ 0.39 Walter Laughlin,' dragging roads. RD 4 S.50 J. H. McMaken. work at the quarry. RD 12 79.10 Frank Read, salary, RD's 10 and 27 36.25 E. B. Chapman, labor, RD No. 11 4.40 Louie Allgayer, Jr., dragging roads. RD 13 17. SO Louis Baumgart, gas and oil, RD No. 1 42.00 W. L. Seybolt, salary and ex pense, RD's 1 and 10 72.70 Trunkenbolz Oil Co., gas, RD No. 7 20.16 C. W. Stoehr, dragging roads, RD's 1 and 2 David Ebersole. salary, RD No. 12 35.00 Ed Boedeker, storage, RD 9 2.00 Chas. Attebury, supplies, RD No. 11 2. SO John Kahland. dragging in RD No. 9 41.00 Anchor Oil Corp.. supplies, RD's 1 and 10. 2S.06 Continental Oil Co., ga3, RD's land 2 14.28 Dens Oil Lubr. Co., grease and oil. RD 15 14.00 Kroehler Hardware, mdse. to quarry. RD 12 13.29 Kroehler Hardware, supplies and repairs, RD's 1 and 2 4.27 Checker Oif Co., fuel, RD's 11 and 12 42.16 L. F. Terryberry, labor and repairs, RD 10 3.75 Farmers Co-Op. Oil Co., gas and oil, RD's 9 and 12 400.00 Penn. Consumers H3il Co., gas and oil, RD 16 26.51 Crane, Curyea & Murtey, lum ber and supplies. RD's 8, 9 2.01 Trunkenbolz Oil Co., gas, RD No. 13 10.57 Trunkenbolz Oil Co., tractor fuel, RD 15 43.55 Bert II. Lytle, road work and expense, RD 16 52.76 Union Village, water service, RD 11 2.25 Fred J. Miller, concrete wk., RD 12 32.80 Bauer Auto & Supply Co., re pairs, RD's 1 and 2 59.73 Jacobsen Welding Co., labor and repairs, RD 7 5.75 Iowa-Nebr. Light & Power Co., service to patrol, RD 11 1.25 J. I. Fitch, dragging roads, RD No. 27 2.20 Elmer Bennett, for dragging roads. RD No. 6 , 2.20 Chas. Holmes, for drugging roads. RD No. 0 3.30 Theo. Harms, oil can, RD 8 1.00 201.30 21.60 10.00 42.00 30.80 30.42 24. S4 3S9.00 26.30 1S2.63 Wm. Sheehan, Jr.. same Binger Lumber & Coal Co., lumber and supplies Louie Allgayer, Jr., bridge work S. D. Rockwell, same Ralph Murphy, same Jay II. Austin, same James C. Hcschar, same Cass Co. Treasury, freight advanced on gravel Crane, Curyea fc Murtey, lum ber and supplies J. A. Scotten, concrete work Cass Co. Treasury, cash ad vanced for freight Crane, Curyea & Murtey, lum ber and supplies Paxton & Vierling Iron Wks., iron Lyman-Richey Sand & Gravel Corp., sand-gravel J. I. Fitch, bridge work H. II. Becker, same L. D. Crosser, gas, storage. labor on bridge Geo. E. Nickles, lumber and supplies Paxton & Vierling Iron Wks., steel for bridges 1291.90 George H. Dennis, construct ing concrete box L. Neitzel, supplies Martin Wilson, bridge .work--T. W. Engles, lumber and supplies J. W. Banning, supplies for bridge work A F. Sturm, lumber and sup plies Searle & Chapin Lumber Co., lumber and supplies Albert Funk Transfer, dray age on steel Western Sand & Gravel Co., sand-gravel Harold Thomassen, bridge wk. Chris J. Elgaard, supplies for bridge work 5 T. W. Engles Lumber Co., ce ment and supplies 3S . i o 60.00 5.00 60.25 49.56 30.00 72.00 7.20 5.00 SI. 50 S.99 2.55 42.30 4 60.66 309.40 3.62 SS4.60 .10 6S.01 65.00 .4 4 87.36 1.00 LOUISVILLE PRECINCT GRAVEL FUN!) Louisville Sand & Gravel Co.. road gravel $126. 00 Aug. Ossenkop, for hauling gravel 7 8. 7.1 COUNTY HIGHWAY FUND Frank Read, salary. October$ 33 Joe Sheehan, patrol salary C. F. Reichart, storage Herman Wohlfarth, salary and expense Trunkenbolz Oil Co., gas Jay II. Austin, road work Fred Rueter, salary, storage and expense John R. Chriswisser, salary for October 67.50 L. F. Terryberry, labor and repairs Sheldon's Store, tractor stor age Keckler Oil Co., gas Farmers Co-Op. Oil Co. gas and oil Crane, Curyea & Murtey, lum ber and supplies Anton Auerswald, blacksmith work Lyman Richey Sand & Gravel Corp.. road gravel Lyman Richey Sand & Gravel Corp., road gravel National Refining Co., gas Louisville Sand & Gravel Co road gravel Aug. Ossenkop, hauling road gravel Oscar E. Dowler, salary and help , 69.50 Rav Rouse, road work, stor age and expense Harry Shaefer, salary and storage Mrs. A. G. Bach, material for signal flags Penn. Consumers Oil Co., gas J. II. Buck, repairs Modern Construction Co., for trucking gravel 1326.91 Bauer ATtto fc Supply Co., re pairs 3.8o Paxton & Vierling Iron Wks., steel for road drag L. I). Crosser. gas. storage and labor Lyman Richey Sand & Gravel Corp., road gravel 327.60 Standard Oil Co.. fuel 101.74 A. F. Sturm, lumber and sup plies 2.20 John Sweeney, patrol and expense 63.00 Highway Equip. & Supply Co., cutting edges Lincoln Road Equip. Co., oil Checker Oil Co., fuel W. H. Kruger, gas Anchor Oil Corp., grease gun Anchor Oil Corp., grease and oil 142.44 Lincoln Road Equip. Co.,, re pairs 63.99 Interstate Mch'y. & Supply Co., iron pulley G. A. Pope Oil Co., supplies G. A. Pope Oil Co., supplies C & II Oil Co., gas Western Sand & Gravel Co., road gravel Western Sand & Gravel Co., road gravel OLD AGE ASSISTANCE AD MINISTRATION FUND Paul Vandervoorti salary and mileage ? 100 Lillian Sedlak, clerical work for Assistance Director 40. ('0 ELMWOOD PRECINCT GRAVEL FUND Western Sand & Gravel Co.. road gravel $ John H. Wood, hauling road gravel 50. 1 i.S9 ' SOUTH BEND PRECINCT GRAVEL FUND Western Sand & Gravel Co.. road gravel MS5.2 0 J. H. Fidler, hauling gravel 200.00 LOUISVILLE STATE AID BRIDGE FUND John II. Busche, salary and expense $ C. F. Wheeler, salary Earl A. Mayfield. salary Lincoln Tel. & Teleg. Co., ser vice to Louisville bridge Louisville Bridge Co., ex penses for year 1935. Nebraska Power Co., service and bulbs to bridge 10: .50 00 .00 .2 1 UNDERGOES OPERATION 9.6 J 93.90 Ilarley Minr.har of this city, wa-: operated on Thursday at the Meth odist hospital at Oir.: ha as the result of an attack of appendicitis that ho rufiertd in the early part of th" week. He also had a slight tonsil operation performed to remove a small part of a tonsil. The patient came out of the oper ation in excellent shape and 13 now resting as easily aa possible under the circumstances. 25.30 159.05 42.16 1.9S 13.90 Small factories find wel come and the opportunity to ex pand (through river transporta tion) in Plattsmouth. .1 43.12 39.34 6.00 1S.00 350.30 226.76 22.72 13.00 257.20 135.27 329.23 3S.02 4.50 17.00 25.20 5.90 6.59 24.18 19.24 70.47 460.80 200.00 Seasonal Wrapping and a Meat Remembrance Card with 10L10AY LIQUOR A Gift in Good Taste if You Buy at Sfaas?pmacli9G Liquor Store 11. . I I. II........... V 1 . I, ,, 111 mm n 1 in 1 nil , f"m COMMISSIONER'S FUND First District Floyd Fulton, salary, Oct $ John E. Frady, labor and re pairs Dens Oil Lubr. Co., grease and oil D. L. Ramel, H. G. salary National Refining Co., gas Sinclair Refining Co., fuel F. R. Gobelman, glass for pa trol W. J. Partridge, for blowing stumps Standard Oil Co., fuel Miller-Hasselbalch Co., for repairs A. N. Eaton Metal Products Co., culvert 37 John L. Tidball, supplies for road work 60.00 7.43 14.45 72.50 207.84 31.65 1.30 35.00 65.00 9.04 .74 S.2I COMMISSIONER'S FUND Second District John Fiakle, graderman, IIG No. 5 $114.20 W. O. Martin, engineman on H. G. No. 5 116.10 Sheldon Mfg. Co., repairs .75 Keckler Oil Co., gas 11.41 Eli Keckler, graderman 92.40 John G ruber, engineman, HG No. 2 97.00 Jacobsen Welding Co., labor MAKE THIS STORE YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING CENTER Gifts for Ladies Tcilet Sets Manicure Sets Bock Ends Purses Pen and Pencil Sets Eox Candy Stationery in Cedar Boxes Dresser Sets Pictures Mottoes Bibles Lamps Incense Burners Gifts for Men Pen and Pencil Sets Toilet Sets in Ziper Cases Comb and Brush Sets Tie Racks Cloth Brushes in Cases Bill Folds Key Cases Belt Sets Tie and Collar Sets Stationery Cigarettes Cigars Cigarette Lighters A Complete Line of Package Dressings T SEE THE NEW LINE OF j I Vases I I in Blue - Brown - White BAT lOOK Corner 5th and Main Streets 2 i u f! R i 1