Just to remind everyone -- Charlotte's "Pearls: are now archived permanently at http://www.rootsweb.com/~ote/usa_genealogy/mo_newspaper.htm -------------------------------- Jefferson Democrat Hillsboro, Jefferson county, Missouri WEDNESDAY, 3 FEBRUARY 1886 FINANCIAL STATEMENT - Statement of County Warrants, issued by the County court of Jefferson county, Missouri, for the Year ending February 1, 1886 January 21, 1885 To whom paid and what for G.A. AUERSWALD, medical examination of George STAETZLE, insane $ 5.00 F. JENNI, witness in above case 3.00 February 2, 1885 J.B. DOVER, road commissioner 16.50 Mrs. Lucinda DRENNEN, keeping pauper son and Mrs. PHOELEN, deceased 15.00 Henry TRIMSING(?), road overseer 47.31 James E. WILSON, road overseer 72.55 J.W. WILSON, road overseer 31.17 Philip LYNCH, road overseer 83.25 T.L. McCORMACK, road overseer 19.47 John GANEY, road overseer 29.06 W.H. WASHBURN, road overseer 54.50 James MARTIN, road overseer 152.20 August MEYER, road overseer 67.80 E.B. MAUPIN, road overseer 55.00 F.H. WILLIAMS, road overseer 72.25 John L. RUSSELL, road overseer 84.75 Frank STOW, road overseer 44.56 John McCOURT, road overseer 42.04 John PARTNEY, road overseer 26.25 Gust MOORE, road overseer 86.55 Alex HUSKEY, superintendent poor farm 273.75 Louis EDLIEN, blacksmithing 6.40 I KERKOWSKY, blacksmithing 2.00 Thomas WILLIAMS, bricking box to put under stove in jail .75 February 3, 1885 Chris SAEGER, road overseer 47.35 Jos J. HOEKEN, goods for jail 9.40 HAMEL & CUNNINGHAM, tools for overseer 48.06 B.P. BAILEY, treasurer lunatic asylum 236.30 M.F. SPAULDING, pauper 12.00 J.E. SWINK, constable on election day 1.00 J.A. CHARTRAND, road overseer 42.90 W.R. DONNELL, County clerk 40.15 J.J. ENGLEBACH, road overseer 33.06 Frank SKWAR, road overseer 47.50 J.W. FITZMORRIS, road overseer 37.50 Thos S. BREWSTER, county farm and jail Physician 62.50 February 4, 1885 S.J. BURGESS, pauper 10.00 Unity BALDWIN, pauper 15.00 Henry HURTGEN, sheriff 172.28 John CARREY, road overseer 102.75 F.T. REINEMER, duplicate No. 21 10.15 February 5, 1885 John WILLIAMS, county judge 12.00 R.G. MADISON, county judge 21.20 Henry SECKMANN, county judge 21.00 Wm. OTTEMEYER, road overseer 46.00 March 2, 1885 L.Y. McCORMACK, road overseer 35.75 John WINOM, road overseer 51.50 W.J. WILLIAMS, road overseer 15.36 Rob W. McMULLIN, road overseer 44.90 George MARTIN, road overseer 83.10 George BEERSHEIM, road overseer 96.40 George MARTIN, road overseer 19.50 Conrad GLATT, road overseer 43.15 Peter STROUP, road overseer 41.20 Charles WALDREN, road overseer 12.27 Sull FRAZIER, insurance 46.50 C. FUNK, road overseer 58.40 F. GRIMM, road overseer 95.55 Ed RASCH, road overseer 57.25 X. ARNOLD, road overseer 38.15 W.R. DONNELL, county clerk 125.29 J.F. GREEN, prosecuting attorney 111.50 VOGT, EBLERS & HELD, bridge lumber 56.00 Joshua COLE, road overseer 31.25 Henry HURTGEN, jailer 49.00 T. Tho HORINE, circuit clerk, on feebills101.78 W.H.H. THOMAS, office rent for assessor 5.00 W.P. WILLIAMS, road overseer 52.59 R.G. HOEKEN, wine for sick paupers 1.20 R.W. McMULLIN, printing and publishing 40.06 Mary GIBBON, for pauper husband 10.00 Thos RYAN, poor person at his house 10.00 Charles KNORPP, road overseer 27.50 March 13, 1885 Geo D. BARNARD & Co, stationery 40.70 C NANZEL, bringing Dr. KOERNER to county farm 5.00 Jas W. THOMPSON, pauper 18.15 R.W. McMULLIN, treasurer 150.00 John WILLIAMS, county judge 9.09 R.G. MADISON, expense trip to Clayton 6.50 Henry SECKMANN, county judge 15.00 Henry HURTGEN, sheriff 55.00 </HTML>