The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-12-31

Cape Girardeau, was presented to the
board, and it appearing that said petition
is signed by a majority Of the legal
voters Of SAID precinct as required by
law, the same were, on motion,
approved and the clerk instructed to issue
said license, upon his complying with the
former orders OF this board.
The petition and bond Of David Cotner,
for permission to keep a grocery at Clear
Creek, was presented to the board and re-
jected. The bond being in the opinion Of
the board insufficient.
The reports Of the following road super
visors, for the last year, were presented to
the board, examined and approved, and
said supervisors allowed for extra services,
etc, the following amounts, viz
II, B. Willis, district No. Q, allow
ed............. ............$ $40 %
j. II. Mulcahey, district No. 3, al
lowed. .,.,..,,......,..,... w
Joel D. Mckenzie, district No. A. al
lowed ................,, 10 90
John Hardin, district No. 9, allowed, Is 90
John NJ. Dorton, district No. Z, al
lowed ...............,.... 81 90
Martin Brown, districr No. 9,nocam
II. Holhouser, district No. 10, allow
...................... ) W
H. Dunning, district No. II, allowed, 10 30
George Long, district No. 10, allow
ed,,........,..,,.. .,.,,,... W
VIM. Crawford, district No, 10, al
lowed ..'.....,. 80. ....".:,,. Z 81
II. whitaker, district No. IA, allow
cd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. D oO
NJ. f. Marble, district No. Is, allow
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL 20
II. L. Caldwell, district No 49, al
lowed ........... w
John E. Gearing, district No. H. al
lowed. .....,. ............,.,. 20
Jas. L. Sackett, district No 20, al
lowed .......... 90 %
NJ. " b. Sweeney, district No. 81,
allowed .,...... .......,, .''.. 10 0U
Geo. DeGalder district No %, al
lowed ........ ....,..... u 20
The following named persons were select
ed, and on motion, they are hereby ap-
pointed road supervisors for the several
road districts, within the county, for the
ensuing year, and the clerk is hereby in
structed to notify them as the law districts;
John Bankston, district I; II. B. Willis,
district 2; Andrew Nau, direct 8; NJ.
Mckenzie district 4; W. G. Allen, dis
trio 8; Joseph Glasgow, district 6;
French Jones, district Z; VIM. Brown, dis
trict 8 c. NJ. Buster, district 0; VIM. Tow
, less, district 10; John Smalling, district II;
. A. Worthington, district 12; VIM. Crawford,
district 10, Salmon Lakewood, district IA;
Henry Bass, district 49, John R. Wallace,
' district 10; John Beams, district II; James
L. Sanders, district 1S; A. j. Bunch, dis.
trict 10; f. A. Short, district 90; David
" Abernathe, district 81 Geo DeGelder, DIS
trict %.
1t is further ordered that the number of
days each person Excepting those exempt
1 by law is required to work on the roads
for the next year, be and the same is hereby
fixed at five (5). The clerk is also further
G instructed to notify all road supervisors in
= the county that all road labor must be per-
formed before Oct. 1st in each year. and
that all supervisors reports must be filed
with the county clerk on or before the first
! Monday in December of each year, or no
claim for extra services claimed by said
supervisors will be allowed
The following named persons were selec-
ted, and on motion they are hereby APP
pointed to serve as grand jurors for the
February term 1881 of the Alexander coun-
ty circuit court.
First Cairo precinct, John Gates, j.
NJ, Phillips; Second Cairo precinct, r. II.
Cunningham, w. W. Wright; Third Cairo
precinct, p. Fitzgerald, JAS. Johnson;
Fourth Cairo precinct, j. II. Mctcalf j.
W. Specs; Fifth Cairo precinct,
Chas H. Evans, Geo, +. Orb;
Thebes precinct, Wiley Clutts, Geo. Sam
mons; Goose Island precinct, Andrew
Nav, John Miller; Elco district Leroy
Thomas, l. B. Wick; Clear Creek precinct,
|. McRaven; East Cape Girardeau precinct,
John II. Sans; Santa Fe precinct, John NJ.
Dorton; Lake Milligan precinct, n Hun
sacker; Beech Ridge precinct, Geo. DeGel-
der; Unity precinct, Joseph Glasgow; San
dusky precinct, T. Sullivan.
The balance of the day was occupied in
examining and allowing claims against the
county.
The board thereupon adjourned until to-
morrow morning at s 80 o'clock
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC. STu, $780,
The board met pursuant to adjournment.