The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-10-11
synopsis CT Proceedings OF County Court,
October Term.

synopsIs CT Proceedings of County Court,
October Term.
Appropriations were made to the amount
of $500, including pauPer allowances.
The following Is the venire for November
Circuit Court:
District No. I-R VI Wright, w NJ Prev
lit; district No. 2-Thos Richardson; dis
trict No. 81 B kirkland, w w Casscl-
bury; district No 4-Jno S Norment, B a
Simmons: district No Samuel II Clinton;
district No. GA w c Lewis, Horace NJ
Polk; district No. VIM Cheshier; district
No. 8-Thomas Miller; district No. 9-Jon-
athan Link; district No. l0--A NJ Woods;
district No. Il-Jacob A Norton; district
No. 12-John 4 Cox; district No. bly,
curgus Scott, George Bradford district No.
15-Wm Smith, district No. 1j-T + Mer-
Ger, George Bradford; district No. 16-C w
Dcnning; district No. III T Stevens; dis
trict No. 1S-Eli Spurlin; district No. 10
James II. Gurley.
Officers -Tandy Russell and w NJ Craw-
ford.
tor of the estate of Burrel Harrison.
Alex Ramsey was appointed administra-
tor of the estate of Joseph Watson.
J NJ Prewitt was appointed administrator
of the estate of C Prewitt.
FB Ragland was appointed guardian of
the children of W II Chapman, deed.
Report of Commissioners of partition of
lands Of Amos Foster, decd, and final decree.
Order of sale of the lands of Ely Duncan,
decd.
Order of sale of the lands of Thomas
Moore, decd.
Order account Announcements estate of
Ely Duncan, decd.
Order account Announcements estate Of
james Tisdale.
Order account advancements estate Of
James B Brint.
Order commissioners homestead and dow
or to Mary A Harris.
Bonds for State, county, school and Jail
taxes for 1877, executed by C Savage,
County Trustee in the sum Of S63.376.
IA Wilson, w w Farley and A Nc
Neal, were appointed Central Bridge
Committee to investigate the entire bridge
system of the county, and to ascertain the
amount of bridging now in each district,
the amount needed, and report to January
Court, 1878.
Ordered that the toll bridge across Hat
chic river be declared free to the travelling
public from and after this date. The
Bridge Committee was discharged, and the
Clerk ordered to sell the toll house at said
bridge for cash, the same to be removed
within 80 days from day of sale.
The report of commissioners on bridge
on Spring Creek levec, built by John Halle
grove, adopted, and same ordered to be paid
for
The report of commissioners on repairs of
Porter Creek bridge received and adopted,
and bridge ordered to be paid for.
The report of commissioners on repairs of
Pleasant Run Creek bridge received and
ordered paid.
The order made at July Court discontinu-
ing the Bright levee as a public road, was
rescinded.
e Davis and others appointed jury
of view on the road from the Estanaula and
Somerville road to the Haywood County
line
d II Wooster and others appointed a jury
of view on the road from Woostcr's Mill to
Old Matamoras
Ordered that the part of the State line road
from Hatchie to Old Matamoras be contin-
ued as public road.
J T Stevens, w Whitby and German
Hudson appointed a committee to have
the bridge repaired across Porter's Creek on
the Bolivar and Middleton road, at Whitby
mill.
w J Blair r r Black and r J PirtIe
commissioners to have bridge built across
Mill creek, At Pirtle's mill.
VIM McKinnic, A w c Lewis and s II
Duncan commissioners to have bridge
built or repaired on Spring Creek levee, on
Bolivar and Perry road.
VIM Burns, ! NJ Savage and w B Swee-
ton, commissioners to have bridges built and
repaired and lcvce repaired on Clover and
Cypress Greeks on Bolivar and Jackson
road.
Hazlegrove, w G Duncan and L b
Adams, commissioners to have bridge built
at West end of Bright levee and two bridges
repaired on said levee.
S Hines, Z Brown, Jr, John Thompson,
Jr, Crawford, J T Stevens, J T Mid
dlcton, w J Tipler, 7 W Webb, NJ Gala
han, T J Shcarin, G Butler, r d Doyle and
Jas V Baker, were appointed Oversccrs OF
roads.