Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-07-08
County Court.

n were In attendan e
n lst district. l. Cole.
: 2nd do Hugh Parkinson.
3rd dot. S. Corder.
;, 4th do-Jno, NJ Dickey.
q 9th doc w. Jones.
n 9th DOWN, Burnley.
. Z tn do--F. G. Buchanan.
9Th do-F. p. f, lion, N. II
Conway.
4 9th dos C. McCollu:a.
e 10Th do. G. BulI-r.
2 1lth do-H. Il. Childs.
, 18th do-John Cary.
18th do-D. NJ. Holloway.
l4th do-T. w. Clark.
10Th DOB. B. Bradford.
10th do. L. Ezell.
9Th do-James Ii. Smith.
18th do--T. NJ. Barnett.
18th do-A. J. ChiI!ers.
goth do--Robt. Drennon.
| Dist do NJ Routt.
22nd do-Smi,h L. Walker.
23rd do-W. E. Carter.
24th do. F. Baxter.
18th do. L. Baker.
w. A. Gill. school superinten-
dent was allowed $500 per annum,
to be drawn quarterly the lees
of his office to lie accounted for
and deducted from the amount.
FIG Buchanan, tax-asresso~, WIS
allowed 10 cents on property and
3 on polls, as specified 10y law. he
assistant assessors W ire voted pay
ment as follows-2nd, 3rd, 9TH and
9th districts, each for 8 days; 18th,
9Th and 9th, 6 days; Sth, McKin-
ney, Is days, Conway. 7; 10th,
Dyer, days, Butler, 5; lItb, 2
days; 18th, 5 days; 18th, 5 days;
18th and 18th, 4 days; 10Th, 6 |
days; 18th, 18th, 10Th aud Goth, |
4 days; Dist, 23rd and 18th, 5
days; 22nd and 9th, 2 days.
The attorneys for Lincoln coun-
ty in the case VS.. Moor county,
were allowed $1,000.
The court proceeded to levy the
tax for 1875, when 40 cents on
the 500 of property and ST on
the poll for county purposes, was
voted. A school tax If 10 cents
was levied in addition to thatlixed
BY law, making the total fax 20
'ents on each 500 of property .
A privilege tax On occupations {
axed by the State, was levied, &
Iual to the State tax, except that
On Bright Hall and Mr.. Wiley.
ohotographer-the former being e
ixed at $40 q year and the latter +
It So SO. F
The dogs were,,not taxed by tie a
ounty.
Permission was given to the >
Christian denomil alton to wor-
hip in the courthouse. T
VIM. Buntley, w. D. Morehead 5
nd |. J. Sebastian were appointed
to extend the dis
'ict line through the territory
'rmerly attached to Moore coun :.
7, in the 4th, 9th and 9th dis I
'icts. tt
The county Jail was declared ii
ork- house under the act of 1875: a.
nd on motion, it was ordered that -
lie following persons be appointed Sc
committee to submit q plan and pl
'st of work-housc to the next
rm of the court-C. A. Diemer.
7. j. Stegall, W. T. Meyers and
S. Waddlc.
The voting place in the oath
strict was changed to Junction,
I'd that of the Goth to T. w. dc
aughran's. -
The court house committee were ~,
lthorized to have a well dug or da
red somewhere in the court is
use yard or on the Square, as
ey may see proper. 'O
The following claims were pre-
nted and allowed
Marshall & Bruce. =. $500
]. ID. Edwards .. 4.75 Ju
Thee. Harris, county commissoner115.O0 AID;
4. w. Woodland, do do. 1000 Bat
,. Il. Myers. ...............-. 20 Ere
T. D. Mckenzie. ........--.. 400 MAJ
j. A. wilson ..''''.......... 80 MOT
=. B. Wilson. Observation-Disclosures. $500
). IL. Ogilvie. .......3 1920
. Green 1000 let
}. G. Hall NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
L d. Hampton. Observation-Disclosures. Cos
Guard dams were Amounted ne