The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-04-15
County Court PrOceedings-April
Term.
ALLOW

ALLOWANCES.
Samuel Smith, S. for blankets for Jail.
W. w. Estill, SIS pay balance ON desk
AK. LawinS and wife. 500 for years
support.
K. f. Oakley, Sll 20, cost in certain
cas0s OF Overscers of Roads vs.. hands.
VIM. NJ. Cowan, IS for pauper coffin.
Cesar Gillespie and wife, (col.l paupcrs.
$50 each.
Aaron Handy, (col.,) pauper, $50.
VIM. Barnes. pauper, $50.
Elijah Rich, pauper, S32.
q. w. Byron, SO, burial expenses for
pauper.
Jack Norwood. pauper, $50.
W. w. Garner. SIS 20 tor coal furnished
Courthouse and county Jail.
Nj. M. Henderson. 50 for coal boxes in
Courthouse.
q. w. Byron, 81, cost and expenses in
the case Of the State vs.. Poes and Lasater.
Wheeler. Marshall i Bruce, IS 70 for
blank bonds, &C., for Circuit Court Clerk.
Wheeler, Marshall Il Bruce, $3O5 80 for
New Codes and Roberts Magistrate Guide
furnished Justices of the Peace.
D.. NJ. llutchins, IS 40 for window glass
for county.
&. W. Bowling, N, r. Martin, David
~ tllt IL Il othlNN
Committee on Delinquent Tax List, 81
each for two days service.
Glenn. Arledge, Clerk, S62 10 for entering
Road Orders, Paupcr Allowances. &c, fol
last quarter; also, So, express on book
from Nashville.
Col. J.J. Williams, $3.50 as attorney fol
county in case of Franklin VS.. Coifc,
county.
VIM Mcknight, SO, guard at Jail.
f. M. O'Rcar, SIS. guarding Jail.
Samuel Logan and +. NJ. O'Rcar, IS 2;
each for painting iron cages in jail.
Is. Tankesley, paupcr, S25.
VIM. Delzcll, 81 for county warrant lost
Sallie Alexander, paupcr, $50.
Mrs. Greer, pauper. $40.
ii. +. Stewart, Sheriff, S119 90 for wait
ing on Courts, sumInoning jurors, and
e1 G6icio services.
Mrs. Lawson, pauper and %lunatic, $40.
&. q. Phillips Il Co., S25 80 for paints,
oils, &c, furnished county.
W. NJ. Russey, S35 30 for lumber and
work done oil jai. and bridge.
Jack Miller, (col,) So for making sash
forwindows in Jail.
A. j. Caldwell, Jailcr, So for bedding
furnished Jail.
G. A. Coleman, 50 for iron bars for Jail.
John Il. Tinney, SLY for stone work
done on bridge.
W. B. Gray, $1,000 to build a bridge
across Elk River, neaa his mills; said
Gray Obligating himself 20 put up said
bridge and warrant the sam for ten
years. and to bridge all the slOughs ant
open up II good road to the same.
The Committee on Poor House. appoint
ed ut Il former term Of this Court to pur'
chase Il location for Poor House. reported
that it would be incXpedicnt. Said Com
mittee were discharged, and allowed 5;
each for their services.
J. II. Taylor, j r, qualified for District
NO.2.
Al. Skidmorc was elected Tax Assessor
for the county.
The following Committee was appoint.
ed to have the Court in Courthouse moved
up stairs. and offices fixed for county Off
GERS: Glenn. Arledge, w. W. Estill, 7. II,
Finch. T.. ID. Gregory and Ii. p. Stewart.
W. H. Matlock, b. a. Crisman. z. X
Murrell, jr, j.. II. Taylor. jr. and W. Is
Gray. were appointed a Committee to To-
cate a suitable point OH the river for II
bridge. to be located so AS to be most con-
v~enicnt to the largest majority OF the
travelling on the north side of the river
and they are to confer with some cxpc-
| rienced bridgc-builder to see what tho
probable cost will be.
The Court levied the following taxes fol
1875: For county purposes, 30 cents on thu
500. 8 cents for bridge purposes. and II
cents poll; for school purposes, 20 cent!
or the 500 and 80 cents poll.