The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-10-22
Proceedings Andrew County Court
October 18th and 10Th,

Road petition Of p. II. Allen and 9th
ers presented. Road ordered opened.
W. NJ. Sapp, permission to borrow
S50NirOm School Fund.
John Sicklcs, an insane person, sent
to st. Joseph Insane Asylum.
The following Judges of Election for
the vote on the New Constitution were,
appointed:
NcDAwAY TOWNSHIP -~Savannah.-
+. A. Carson, ID. II. Russell. +. W. joy.
WASHINGTON TowNSIIIr.-Cnffman
School llouSc.-Geo. L. Golfer. r., \.
Watts, Il. Pollard.
BENTON Observation-Disclosures
Anderson, J. b. Kildow, JAS. Neeba
CLAY TowNSIIr-Clay Center-Wm.
Dcboard, 16hn Hays, James Middleton.
Observation-Disclosures JnO.
Wood, James GiliiSpie, John Lincoln.
LINCOLN Observation-Disclosures
Brock. John Li@get, John Hart.
JEFFERSON TowNSIIIP-Beeler School
IEouSc-Elias Hughes, John Rucker, -
Tcrhune.
MONROE TOWNSHIP - Washington
School IIouse-Edward Kelley. W. +.
Mobcrly, John Krull.
ROCHESTER, Observation-Disclosures
james RsookS, Henry Blount, Beniah
Thompson.
EMPIRE TowNSHp-Flag Springs
Richard Shepard, Jefferson Boyls, VIM.
Elrod.
PLATTE W
Agec, \. y. Agec, Peter S5oner.
Dram shop license granted to w. II.
II. Gilbert. for ) Observation-Disclosures.
Road petition OF Joseph Lanning and
others, set to- hearing second day next
regular November term.
+. c. MatteSon required to give addi-
tional security on school bond in place
Of absent bondsman.
Remonstrance presented by Newton
Bird against granting permission to keep
dramshop on Rochester and st. Joseph
road, in Jefferson Township.
VIM. Mack granted license to keep
saloon for > months in Savannah.
Road petition OF j. Shoemaker con-
sidered-road ordered open.
Same of Thomas +. Neely-same o.
der.
henry Shepard accorded contract to
deliver sevcnty-fvc cords of wood 20
court house, a S2,j0 per cord.
Road petition of FRED Brett and 9TH
ers, dismissed.
Schoo!bond of Henry Wallace for
800, IS, approved.
Enos Thompson granted license TO
keep dram shop 6 months, at Rochester.
John Cri>sley granted permission to
borrow $500 school money.
Certificate of Young f. Miller and w.
d. IIatton praying an appropriation of
$40 to build bridge across Peddler's
Creek, received, aad ordered to be
filed.
Assessment of j. j. Sicrist on Roeh-
ester lots raised from seventy dollars to
one thousand dollars.
Ordered that W. Il. Wells, guardian
of W. Tcrrcl's hci.s, be assessed in The
amount of SIG. 0SG-also W. b. Wells
assessed $500 personal property.
The bond presented By j. G. Higgins
indemnifying the county against loss on
account of stolen railroad bonds, recciv-
ed and ordered on file.
Report of VIM. Challacombe on yalue
swamp lands received and ordered on
file.
Report of ROAD District No. 1 reports
road opened.
Treasurer made settlement.
Ordered that Collectors settlement be
continued till next regular term.
VIM. Challacombo presented patents
for 1887 acres swamp lands which
was placed on file.
Court adjourned to meet on the third
Monday in November, next.
The following accounts were allowed
against the county:
DIR. j. G.. 2 Ferguson, meGiecl services
for paupers and examining Insane
$50 %
BlOunt&Brown, goods furnished paupcr.. 10 90
" m. Il. ShankS-Same .........-...... is 90
LOUIS Mahar, blankets for poor farm .... 1900
Ii. Cline, goods furnished pauper......... 10 90
l.. r. Minturn, provisions for paupcr... 10 %
W.. Piper & Co., lumber for BRIDGE. Il 90
Jane Hall, keeping pauper6mOnths.-.. 60 90
Jas. {. Walker, painting NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6 30
j. p. Altgeld, official ScrTIces...... 1900. 80 10