Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-08
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PrseeeAings - the Csansy Csurs.
The court met OF Monday with y full
court present.
g. Fitzgerald was Instruct d to repair n
bridge III road district M. ~, near Aullviils.
over Merritt's branch.
john q. Halter, E.q, was accepted a. &c.
.urity on note for school funds Of J mrs 81.
rhomison, In place o, Casper wagons:. re-
leased.
The commissioners Hled report 10 the mat
ter OF u change Of road on petition Of DIR. NJ.
November term.
The commissioner appointed to Assess
lsmages Of 10. o. Shelby and Anna ~.
Moore, in,he Baitaiie road, tiled their report.
aud the court ordered the same continued
until the November term.
D. Il. MITCHELL allowed 81 30 for tax error.
James Hickman allowed S4s 20 Tor work
on bridge.
Richard Carr allowed s1e as bridge con,-
missioner.
NJ. l.. DeMotte allowed sio 30 for print.
Ing.
Al. Hall allowed SIS for fees.
r. N. Barbee allowed 50 tax error.
N. Hastings allowed $40, support one
month.
Il. Schultz allowed SIS. support paurers
Lhr,e months.
George Walker allowed $40, support FAM.
~ ono month.
II. d. Bruins allowed sla 80. support Shoe
m ,ket's family three months.
V.~ ri.ln- al, nu,,.l ,t,.to,a,,t IF f.x-
on 500 Of personal property for 1872 and on
s1aa for 1871.
Mrs. James Hays allowed FL Tor collins.
John ID. Chambers all owed SI3 80 for ser
vices US bridge commission r.
b. D.. ,Weedin allowed 60 for work on
road.
Henry Flynt. allowed s2a 20 for jail fees.
r. I. A. Emnis allow ell s. ~ Tor records.
b. :Sinaurr allowed SAG Tor merchandise
for Ioor house.
JOAN Z. Enebcrg allowed $50 % for mcr.
chandise Tor poor house.
john ". Early allowed SIG for srrsper for
road district 81.
James 5. Henderson allowed $50 10 for eX.
penses of county pat rnts al asylum.
Thomas Gibbuns allowed S2l Tor merchan-
disc for poor house.
VIM. Monn ALLOW ed :. GO Tor work at poor
hou 81.
E. Z.ller allowed S14 % for work at poor
house.
John P,well allowed S33 60 for merchsn-
disc for poor house.
Wesley johnson allowed $3.50 for bridge
over Horse Shoe creek.
II. J.. Armstrong allowed So 30 for msr-
c;iand:se tor poor ii 'use.
William Young allowed S34 for fees OF
Pro ate Court.
Z. Cole pr, ntcd a petition for a lew
road, which was r al aud referred to John
ID. Cilainbers. Andrew Powell and Richard
carr, Is commissioner, for their cons,dera-
ton.
The following persons were granted dram.
shop licenses: l.. GilleI. August Selling,
Thomas ualloran. john Baehr, Peter D. SUI
livan. JOHN Licrskie and Henry l. ,Locienrr.
The court awar. led t.ie contract for cup
plying the county with coal for the year end
,ug October /. 1874. 10 Geo. w. Setgwick
at 9 3s-lV cents per bu'hrl.
Tiir president of the court was instructed
20 IN tEe a CUT CLAIM aeeu ~ the name OF Liz
Eyctte county 10 the board Of education OF
:he ci'y "f Lexington for the public place III.
rec,!y west of the Baptist female college.
Missouri Ihaibote allowed SIS % fol-
printing.
Ri hard Com ordered assessed with 500
of p"rsoral properly Tor 1873.
James E. Hollis resigned AS justice Of the
peace for Lexington township.
Vim. p. Beck WAS appointed justice OF Thu
peace for Lexington township, III place o
Hollis. resigned.
AT the t'me OF going to press thecourt Wa,
still in session, and will adjourn on Thurs
day or Friday next.
Probate Court.
The Probate Court. for Lafayette county
comm need its October term on Monday
last, AMI will continue its session until tht
9th inst. Tie Of the session
Of the court through fair week will er abb
Parties who have business IN court to atten,
to their business anu visit the fair Oh tn
same trip. We published in tII, last ISSUE u
our paper. Oct. LIST. u fun docket of til
the court. 10 which persons inter. sted ma
refer tor guidance.