The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-05-17

III WIN hAo"SN
Samuel Monroe answered citations,
filed mortgages and new bonds for ON
mon school funds, and the citation was
dismissed at the cost OF defendant:
The citations against the following
named were dismissed at defendants,
cost: Chas. NJ. DAILY and others, Eliza
beth Williams and Others, Evander
MsAgee and others, Henry NJ. Ogle and
others, Young E. Miller and others,
VIM. Hatch and others, Elizabeth Da-
lyenport and others. Dismissed at u
tvs cost: n. B. Giddings and others,
VIM. H. Tilson and others. Nathan
and others. Continued to last
Aday ofterm: VIM. II. Reynolds and others
and A. j. Horner and others. COntin-
ued to next term: VIM. r. Ely and 9TH
ers. Citation against Willis Dawson
dismissed by plaintiff.
John Thompson. at Rochester, was
granted a billiard license for II year
at forty dollars.
Ordered that the State Auditor
draw his order in favor of the County
Treasurer for school moneys belong
ing to Andrew County.
I The contract for building house on
| the County Asylum Farm was award
He'd to William j.. Wilburn, at $500,
Ito he completed in four months. Mr.
h Wilburn's bond was presented. APP
| proved by the Court and ordered filed.
1.-THE. contract between Andrew
Fly and VIM. II. Wilburn was filed, and
tordcrcd to be attached to the specifi-
cations.
VIM. G.. Smith was allowed $283.50
| from the school fund for services per-
| tainirg to swamp land.
1t was ordered that thirty-eight
| thousand dollars of what is known as
the Andrew county railroad redemp-
| ton bonds be burned, and they each,
| with all the coupons attached, were
| burned in the presence.o of the Court.
VIM. II. Reynolds answered citation,
and presented new bonds and mort
rage. Citation dismissed at defend
ants cost.
Gotleib Steelby reported that the
bridge over Stanley Greek. i'll Lincoln
township, has been built by Michael
Chronister in n good and wOrkmau-
like II at Il reasonable cost,
which was approved, and Mr.. Chron-
istcr's bill for said work, amounting
to four hundred and sixty-five dollars.
was allowed, to be paid from the
bridge fund.
The bond of l.. l.. Seller and wife
for school funds was assigned to j. &.
Waterman. one Ofthc securities, with
ont on which suit has been
brought.
A.. j. DeshazO's bond as Surveyor
of Andrew county was accepted.
The account of A.. f. Owens
amounting to six hundred dollars, for
costs, expense and damages in the
case of Andrew county against \. II.
Owens, was rejected.
The assessed valuation of the nortl>
west quarter of the southwest quar-
ter of section Sc, township 60. range
81. for the year 1870, was reduced TO
two hundred and fifty dollars.
A petition was granted Geo. Wade
asking for warrant for fourteen dol
lars and fifteen cents in len of one
last; petitioner filing indcmnifying
bond.
Ordered that the Court -housc and
Jail be insured for three thousand dol
lars each one year: Judge Bond APP
pointed agent to carry out the wishes
of the Court.
Sir Isaac Newton was granted IL
ccnsc for a ferry at Amazonia.
Seveuty-five road ovcrscers were
appointed, the names of whom we
omit.
Ordered that the Clerk notify all
those having school funds who have
failed to pay the inter est thereon, that.
unless said interest is paid Immediate
ly, suit will be brought against each
one. and they will be compelled to
pay both principal and interest.
Judge McI.ain was appointed Gem
missioner to draw the three Thousand
dollars school money borrowed by
the county to build a house on the
County Asylum Farm, ard he was
empowered to pay out each month
eighty per cent. ON the monthly essi.
mates made of the work done.
New Townships.
A new township, to be called Mon
roe. was established. Voting place,
at Moberly's Mill; J. +. Strock ap-
pointed Registering Officer; Jas
Strock and w. =. Mobcrly, Justices
of the Peace NJ. W. Miller. Consta-
bic: Il Il. Case, WIN. Parker and
Henry Zimmerman, Judges of Flee.
ton.
A new township-Clay-was es,
tabliShcd, formed from the northern
part of Jackson township, cOmpris-
sing all the territory in township 81,
, range Sc, and all that portion 81
township 81. range 81, that is i'll An.
, drew county. Place of voting, NOrtl
Prairie Institute; Charles Dalton and
Silas L. Sceley were appointed jus.
i, tees of the Peace: Thos. II. Smith
Constable: David f.. Shannon, a
, White and Joseph ii. Cox, Judges ot
Election; and WIN. Wade, Register.
ing Officer.
Ordered that that part of Lincoln
i, township that lies in township 60
range 81, be attached to Jackson town
ship; Il. L. Gilmore appointed Judge
of Election. and j. G. IlOnnOld. Reg
istering Officer, of Jackson township
!; Ordered that that part of Jcffcr
son township lying in township IS
range SO, be attached to Lincoln town
ship; John Liggett appointed Judge
of Election in Lincoln township
Reuben George, Justice of the Peace
in Lincoln township.
Ordered that Congressional town
ship 81, range So, be made a munich.
pal township, to be called Benton
township, the voting precinct to 81
at Dolckow and ROsemdale alternate,
ly. +. NJ. Laubaugh WIS appointed
Registering Officer; W. IL. Wood.
ward, JAS. NJ. McBricn and BENZ. +
Poston, Judges of Election, and JOIN
L ns.l.aAlnA.a lNo,anAall.