The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-04-07
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before vote was neQ ~ was eSAucns ehe.
the law would be killed. Many opposed
il because it was too late to assess IL Ior
this year, otherwise they were Tor II.
The question will be brought before tne
Court again in january next.
" b Ramon released of tax:
Albert Pillow, COL, released as Guar
dian.
Chairman Burke gave notice that all
road cases must be docketed.
ESQ McCaw Offered resolution de-
fsring the question oftaxing dogs until
the first day Of January.
In making this motion Esq McCaw
remarked that he did so in order to al
law anv bad feelings that would evei-
IDENTIFY be engendered by discussion
Eso Hays wayin favor of killing the
law. now henceforth and forever.
DR.. Nichols was against the law on &C.
count of its unconstitutionality. He
Also remarked that John James stephen
sons boar had killed more sheep in the
10Th district. than all the dogs combined.
The Chairman was in favor OF the law.
His district wanted it, and he hoped it
would pass.
Ss0. Wilkes was in favor of a good
law. but thought this imperative. He
said only one coIored man had reported
to him as Assessor oftaxes. He was in
favor of waiting to get experience OF
Davidson, Williamson, and Giles.
ESQ. Prewett thought it q good law,
and that ESQ. Wilkes estimated It's
innorta nce too lightly. The law may
not work we'll, but we can improve upon
ESQ. HINT never wanted the subject
brought before the Court again, as 1t was
as iniouitous as unjust, seeking to strike
down the best and truest friend OF man;
ESQ: Horsley was in favor OF good
dog law, and would accept tins as the
best we can get, yet he deemed IL unwlse
for the Court to pass 1t before January
next, as the assessment OF taxes Tor 1911
had been made, and to assess the DOG tax
now would cost the county more than
would be received into the treasury by it.
After much discussion, pro and con,
Esq McCaw withdrew his motion, to
rive way to a motion that the Court vote
On the question to-day, viz: "dog law or
NO dog law" The vote stood as follows:
Burke, Bryant, Caskey, Prewett, Frier-
son, Walker, Russell, Glenn, Hardison-lO
NOES.
Page, Ladd, Hill, Sewell, Hunt, Rem
c. EIoro Cyhaffin. Mapuire, Holman
Clear. Horsley, Wilkes, Harrison, Gray,
Nichol. Bratton, Gillespie, Morton, Rick.
etts. McKennon, Akin, Payne, Savage
Noles. Gardner, Pickett, johnson
Sparkman, Passmore, Roundtree, Nc
cav. Witherspoon, Daimwood, Bauguss
Allen, Sanders, Andrew, Whitaker
Hays, Ellington, Bailey, Holden,-43.
Hon. Jas. II. Thomas asked for better
CLARK office.
ot Il1. Cnaar snoke in favor of removing
the d.hancerv Court from its present
W.. LIZ - no Io,yar room
piIUSa w Eio,',;no wanted the Court &c
come down from the upper story.
co UHo wv WILLS snoke in favor of the oh
~
roved and seconded that thu
rooms occunied by the Register and Esq
T IU!,,i oIo o kttod mn for the ChancerI
U 90 PeS;ster's office be removed
- tha' roon ocrunied at present bv Esas
Ee sno and Harrison. CClear, p Gorion
LEA J "1 Canner We're opnointed a com,
au ,;e.a ~ q, oorrv out this order.
ME- Ts'o C ri announced that he ha
,I no With the late Tax Col
les h"1 Connor and finds that he owe
49,, ahont 10 ON. The late Trus
the coun.y 49, ..a', aISo hebind
NiarI, aygett anprenticed to S NJ Rod
mary Aess0'' "pi'
sM:; Ios n Akin gave bond (s75.OOO) a
III MaI ,o o1o For ISL His Rondsme,
lax GoiSo S,: III n Scr;bner i
aIe, oo1 M NJ P;f1ie ( 7 Akin. 7 w Cecil
is0M, " ", Rif1ia w r Kinzer. "
w anil pnnb A.
| Nllze H,, .o.d h;S renort and aske,
| MI an s!n ot ,a ooIioct Witch WAS GRANT
lurtner 'inl0 W @0i''' ~
ou. oec,r.h Eraaland asked to be pro
| VIM "a .'aIan :
| pateu, pus was o;ntad ali the Tax Col
| Snaii -. ,n" ,,,o ap tpoxt Monday 10 eoualiz
iectoIs " iieo
IaNation. Allan Daiuwood an,
ri, ISIS DauSu o;,,ad COMMITTEES to exam
:aT xoaa;Uo the Rutherford Cree
me anu recei'0 'n0
bridge; DA p;,.r Of Tho
Int oL,uSv 49,, ro,.orted as t;nished an,
LeisM Icn ?, W." 20, o,,t of tho tayes fn
tSo0 approp.,aseu 0o'
90 Ga ~ py amounted to settle and pa
| S Nc UIppt trustee of Lewis conn
| w. " u,onevs as are due that count,
" los Eox was released from paving pol
Jas roM Was ne ,ei om road d. no -
w." 0r der that County tax be reduce
e Oro sa ~ 9 en"s on the hundred dol
, run ~ W - WINS 0 INV
i" f. 1o,, r. Jors,ev appointed Publ
5 sd I'LL
A9ii HTou;nr p,b,ic Guardian.
| Ii, e. Ra;iev and HI, Holman. al
,o;ufod Notar;eS Pablo.
po,nu ,onr;at;ono f 800 was asked t
AZ appiTHp ILL., nvnr Dnck River. !;
h.. ayr 1Gs mil buf was rejected.
The Chairman complimented the men
III Inc 81 I tho cnmrt for GOOD order and dc
comm maintained.
co.ti ~ n n,ainoS the chairman announce
"A. AZ 80. ~ e, ,yo,,,d no an adiournment fc
oI I'o,s hnnr to nartake of y dinner set i
an n"i r n Coprt room and given tn
AZ Sn~ bv tho Comfy Clerk an
S,s IT. G.o;Strotos renaired to tn
nn:e.. -, ,s,i,oro thoy found a Ion
aGyoInnTS I'll, .Lo oho;cest of Wand
o .aoie d lai and every one that 50
Down 70 This snmntuous feast, came ava
uoMn I'LL ~ .nis sat;ntIed Tn the Afternoon
aiol a. . nc thanEs wer,. rendered Mcssr.
pnrTe and Hickey.
BURKE al" i,n" ,r,oxs
| .,dr,us Maves e Co. s42.26, ft
SnV ~ oor honse
'o9ts IT n Cnx for services as Jail phys
~ q AZ S0
ciah, TO- g. 10 sos for road tools.
Da.. sIcyander< oyerseer. Above
~ nos s.r road nnrnoses.
TOOLS i1 %, aosa e allowed tools for road.
IN Stenbens for three pauper coffin
II w IA !. S S"dtt fnr fnmr manner collins.
| Sna;n o,,o manner coffin,
LODI yD C H on enc p nauner coffin.
IN In T U TSopn ,,ranteJ nriviIeye of pu
H nm n gsre on the Campbeilsvillc an
I1ng up go roaa on
nyf,o Wrd;so,, orar.aer I'm pIacc of f.
1917, ma' "'''' v 0''O
'ouly dotoIIS.vaoc
Gno oft.Vos 70 n uarh;son an
I'VE, 800 Pa1s M 49, 80 d -
%;ta alIouod tyyaptv-av do