The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-07-09


II. NJ. Vaughan, repairing court-hOus
} and Jail roof, allowed SIO.5O.
2 j. N. TAFT, affidavit to lost warran
made payable to VIM. NJ. Sullivan
for services as juror March torm-rc
ferred to legal remedy--Sl6.00.
Thomas Rainey, Underpinning jail
and repairing water pipes in same al
lowed $500.
A. Barr. Pauper Coffin allowed 81. 80.
| Jas. o. FrierSon, $50 feet of floOrinI
allowed S5.O4, rs feet OF sleepers, allow
ed SLIP
Adam Smith, COL, cleaning noor-box
es Mt Jail, allowed S6.l5.
Lamb & Boyd, pauper coffin, for Per
ry Strickland, and allowed 81. 80.
Lamb Il Boyd, ceiling County Courl
clerks room, allowed $4,000.
Wood d. DaYis, jailor, account fol-
washing clothing for prisoners, from
Sept, 9th 1874 to juno LIST 1875, allowed
1913.
| George w. Watkins, caring for Alice
Jordan, pauper, laid on table, $500.
George W. Watkins. burial expenses
OF Alice Jordan, laid on table $500.
Lynch II Gibbs, pauper coffin, allows
| ed $3.50.
w. Ii. Nelson, cash paid for pauper
! coffin, allowed So 90.
J. p. Sebastian, balance expenses in
quest over John Collier, allowed $780,
Tavel, Eastman and Howell station
airy, allowed $500.
f. A. Burke, six loads of wood, allow
ed 5000.
A. Adcock Il Bro, repairing tools for
Superintendent Rieves, OfcOunty works
house, allowed S4.35.
A AdcOck IL Bro, repairing Jail doors
and locks on same. allowed $1,000.
Wheeler, Marshall IL Bruce, books and
stationery, allowed S13S.0O.
Comstock IL RushtOn, books and sta
tiOnery allowed $3.50.
VIM. A. Alexander, sheriff, account
allowed $20O.25.
A. N. Akin, clerk, account, allowed
$3.50.
J. L. Dunlap & Co., bill of work-house
committee, allowed S4020.
w. i. D0bbins, bill of work >hOuse
committee, allowed Sl4.S5.
j. p. Street Il Co., bill of work house
committee, allowed Sl2 IS.
Mrs. Brown, bill OF wOrk-house conn
mittee allowed S625.
Andrews, Rarkley Il Co., bill of works
house committee, allowed; SIS 90
o. III. =. Bennett, surveyor, work
house committees bill, allowed $3.50.
Benz. Harrison, bill of wolk-hOuse
committee allowed, 1928.
a. d. Frierson, cap paper 20 Alexan-
der and two blank books for county
WOfk-0OuS0, allOWOu: %. 20
Wash Kennedy, Janitor, services at
court house, allowed: SO.
Andrews, Barkley e Co, road tools
for l.. NJ. Johnson Overs9or, allowed:
SIS So.
J. B. F. Dowell, water account, allow
edI S1.35
Jas. l.. Guest, J. p, holding inquisi
ton of lunacy i'll case of Harriet Brown,
allowed: $3.50.
A. N. Akin, clerk, costin luuacy case,
allowed Sl.50.
DIR. Alex. Brown, cost of conveying
Miss Harriet Brown to hospital at Nash
vile, allowed: $50.
w. r. Elan Il Co, repairs on court
house, allowed: STOPS.
w. S. Grafton, twelve cedar posts,
GRAND Jurors.
Richard ii. Ogilvie, Foreman; Robert
N Mcbride, George T. Russell, Joseph |
A. Walker, Stephen Williams, Hugh |
Douglas, John Harrison, BufOrd G. |
Mayes, Felix j.. Wood, James A Har- |
mon, John Johnson, Pleasant II. Mel |
son, w. r. III. Benton. john b. Allison |
officer.
Petit Jury.
G. G. Fitzgerald, John NJ. Gardner, T..
w. f.. h. Green, William NJ.
Due. Il. +. Matthews, James S. Brooks, |
s, V. Perkins, James Taylor, J. S. Rem
fro.
Circuit Court.
MisdemeanOr cases set tor tomorrow
week, and the felony cases next Mon
lay. There are 1S6 cases on the criminal
docket.
Judge McLemOre was two hours in
charging the grand jury last Monday.