Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-08-16
COMMISSIONERS COURT.

S. a. Hackworth, Thos. Gel
secke and Ham Ransom were
allowed S. per day each for
three days services as jury COM
missiorers, for county court,
July term, 1873.
The members of the grand
jury were allowed s34S for
their services July term, District
court,
Petit jurors allowed 5000
for their services, July term,
District court.
E. NJ. Smith allowed s5I for
services as baliff, to grand jurA
VIM. Bohlea allowed $50
services as baliff to grand jtN
T. w. Chappell allowed s
for services Of self and horse a
baliff to grand jury.
NJ. H. Williams allowed s5{I
for services in waiting on Diss
trict and county courts.
Harry Hancock allowed sI2
50 for summoning juries of in
quest and waiting on county
court.
w. A.Lockett allowed $40 so
for services asjail physician.
X. E. Lailn allowed SCI Is
for nedicines and disinfectants
for county Jail.
]. L. Moore, district court
clerk, allowed SIS for making
indexes, &c.
A. NJ. Nicely allowed $40 for
coffin for pauper Joe.
Wilson & Rolf allowed s3o7
80 for 20 iron shutters for
courthouse, payable out of
court house and jail fund.
J. B. Webb allowed S3S for
repairs on courthouse.
|. NJ. Onins allowed S. orin-
quest on Alf George; J, A.
Taylor, So so for summoning
jury, and Eldridge and Smith
ST IS each, as jurors.
BANNER allowed S22 50 for
blanks and advertis-
ing.
]. s. Bates allowed s54 for
services of self and horse as ba-
lift to grand jury.
Adolph Secrets allowed s54
for services of self and horse as
baliff to grand jury.
J. II. Hutchinson, for use of
J. a, Traylor, allowed s3S 80
for feeding and guarding pris-
oners at Chappell Hill.
]. E. Martin, J. NJ. Parker and
Joe. Hoffman allowed SIS each
as jury commissioners, July
term, District court.
Thomas Dwyer allowed $50
60 for timber for bridge near
Judge CARROTS.
Maria James allowed SO for
assessment.
J. L. Moore allowed $50 for
indexing two books, civil min
ltes, District court.
H. Moldenhauer allowed 81
s. for candles and matches for
use of county.
The following allowances
we're made in lunacy case of
Jacob Kinglcsmith +: H. E. Will
iams So. II. NJ. Lewis SO SO, J.
H. Hutchinson 50 and the ju-
rors SIS.
Barney Martin, for digging
grave for pauper infant, S..
E. Pennington, for feedingju
rors, So; E. Kamien same, sos
SO, the same to be deducted
from jurors fees.
c. G. Couch, for clothing fur
prisoners, S. As,
Account of c. Minkwitz,
county treasurer, approved, and
s745 SO transferred from regis
tered scrip fund to courthouse
and jail fund.
H. Hutchinson, for salary
FOR quarter ending Aug. IS, $50;
for guard for jail from July s to
Aug. IS, s57; for waiting on
District court, S44; for feeding
witnesses, 81 20; for feeding
prisoners from July s to Aug.
IS, 1857 20; for commitments
md releases, $50; for boarding
unatics from July s to Aug IS,
SS5 so.
Dick Mackey for waiting on
District court, 70 days, s44.
II. E. Williams, d. G.. Bow
,rs, R. J. Moore and J. c. Cain
allowed SO each; G. w. Breed |
owe, So for services as judge |
md commissioners.
J. H. Hutchinson, SO for |
waiting on court.
List of scrip burned at the
Nay term of court:
Registered scrip, sI4o72 81
Road and bridge sep, SOL Is
Common Fund, 1884 81 I
Jury Fund, COS Is |
:. II and Jail Fund, 4,275 e5 |
Road and Bridge scrip,
'aid out L. a. Fund, o55, So
S57,oS7 II
Polly Lincecum, pauper, al
owed 81 per month from Aug. |
|, 1873.
Chandler Fielder, pauper, al |
owed 81 per month from Aug. |
I, 1873.
Allowance to James Wood