Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-01-16
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. : 2 81
John 7. Gill, Office rent. 81, sc
Wheeler, Marshall e Bruce. .Il2 &c
Hatcher & Ogilyie, goods 81
Fulton & Holman, goods, etc -. Is, 50
Rane Mckinney, Office rent 5000
ID. ID Scott Trustee. ...33 SO, 80
j. 3. Wilson, coffin. 90
w. b. Robinson, meal .... 20, 20
w. Q. Price, goods. ................1 AZ
w. o. Price, costs ...........26 &c, So
W. T. Dale & Bro, coffin .... 800
M NJ. Caldwell, coffin. ..........5 100
James Davidson, waiting On court :. 200
". n. Hicks gave bond as Su
perintendent of the poor asylum.
George Whitaker, JEFF. NJ.
Stone and Joel L. Cole we're ap
pointed to lay off one years pro
visions for the family of Hugh
Moore. deceased.
A petition was presented, ask.
ing change in the road from
Flyntville to New Market, Ala so
that it shall run from the depot
down the street to the corner Of
I d. c. Young aud w. G.. Knowles
lots, thence on the line between
them, crossing the creek near the
corner of w. G. Knowles fence,
thence in the same direction cross
ing Peter Cunningham mill race
near the corner of w. c.. Knowles
lot, inlersecting the old road on the
east side of said mill race.
Orders were issued for Juries
Iof View-to report upon the pro-
priety OF opening a second class
road intersectiDg the road leading
from Petersburg to Oak Hill to
a change of the road interseciing
the Fishing Fold road near Mt.
Olivet church, and also to change
the Pulaski and Fayetteville road
through j. NJ. Wright's farm.
Charles G. james qualified as
Deputy Sheriff.
w. +. Gogdy resigned IS Cons.a-
Die of the 18th civil district.
l.. A. Hamilton, c. B. McDan,
lei and John Cary were appointed
commissioners to Jay off one years
provisions for the family of Robt.
Fullerton, deceased.
F. W. Blake qualified as Con
stable of the 10Th district.
The committee appointed at
the April term to examine and
report on the Cane Greek bridge
on the Pulaski road, reported and
ezpr ssed the opinion that it was
the best bridge Of its kind in the
county, and recommended its &C.
ceptance, and the report was re,
ceived.
Tha following resolution was
adopted:
Resolced, That mmittee of
five, consisting Of G. J Stonebra
ker, w. J. Davidson, J. ". Corpi.
er, L. G. Butler and Theo. H1r-
ris be appointed to make contract
for the erection Of a new Court
House, according to the plan
shown to the Court, which plan is
that all the county Offices shall be
on the basement story. and a Cir
cult Court room and three jury
rooms on the second floor. Said
committee shall take bond and
good security from the contract
or for the foithful an6 timely
completion of said building, and
said committee in making
contract is rot authorized to ex-
coed $4,000 for the complete
building, in any event; the con
tractor to be paid when the build
ing is completed, except that the
committee is authorized to pay the
from time to time a
not exceeding two-thirds
of tie value of the work done, and
that a tax be levied for one third
of said building this year, and
that county warrants bearing 6 Il
per cent, interest, due the 1st days
of January, 1875 and 1876, he
issued for the remaining two.thirds
costs of said bui.ding-said war
rant for each year 10 be IN equal
amounts. Said contractor is to
take the county warrants at their
face value.
p Any printing establish
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