Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-06

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Deotor--To amount Of school tax a T IL
cate, - Neess'TNTGT| : s27,sea 50
To amount received from clerks, .TFg q n
justices &c ). !, ,S'D - q @R '., . u, 9os &c
Total amount, 7 q Tzvz7 $4h8 72 83
Credit-By amount collected and paid
out as per vouchers: II JAM UACU
By school warrants fTs~v~T-e n $3i, OF. IS
| By amount Of commissions and 7.e@A1 a
clerk hire, g 2 ,4gVII3 u 2O5 &c
By amount in Knoxville Bank, - 1000 on
BY amount Of cash on hand, G "a 1910 SO
Total amount collected and 'e a -
10 paid out and on hand, S Ss7.276 SO
Balance uncollected, .r-s-s~~e--. "a, SOC 90
The Trustee will be entitled to large
credits on delinquents,
| l have during the year 1879. COLI
| lected and turned over 70 w.
H. Swan, Trustee, on. n otes ;. old
| bridge irons, brick, &C.. and
char led the same to account $l,747 40
Also on note of David Logan for
the Dunn properly, &, :, % IA 90
Also one note on Sanford, Cham t1JA VI
berlain s. Albers, 823 rs
Q Total on Dunn property, d s4e7 Is
This amount i paid out on purchase
money of The Dunn property, for which l
have the @. & M. q receipts. rgQ& n re
The several Clerks Of our comfy have
repor ed to me the amount of revenue coli
lected by them during the year 1879 as fol-
.lows:s q VI n "
u. F. j. Lewis. Clerk-County revenue.
$5,547 %; railroad, $l,ee6 96; school,
G L. Maloney, olerk-County revenue,
1884 81 railroad, $9S 81; school, $3S 20. !
E. w. Adkins, Clerk-County revenue,
$l02 81 israi road, $40 81; school, So 36,
m. L Patterson, G, & M.-County
re TsisI@.G Sxao % $3.50 oiI railroad,
sam 20; school, $2,28l 80. .-. a ~
l have drawn on the Treasurer -
during the year 1852 warrants,
amounting TO Iea q, S2o, SO9 VI
amounting 10 - 2's47 20
Total disbursement for 1879, $3l ,657 OF
'Qaitea number of the warrants issued by
m yself are for costs that the Clerk has no
account of, and, whereas, the law now
makes il the duty of the Chairman TO draw
his warrant to each witness. officer, SC,
for costs In Criminal Court. unon the Trqs-
tee for the same, there are yet costs on the
docket in my Office, which will account for
any discrepancy in our reports.
The Trustee has taken up war
rants that have been issued the
Last year, to the amount of $1,000 80
Total outstanding and I'M,
A paid to date $ls,559 50
With regard to bridge and railroad
coupons, and as to their condition. have
clearly set forth inthe foregoing
Gentlemen, l now return. TO you my
heartfelt thanks for the courtesy which
you have shown to me during the year..
Very respectfully submitted,
"A. 7, CoTTRELL, Chairman, &c.
aE a ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
AT the assent bling of the afternoon
session, the election Of officers was
gone into. -ee I
Judge A. T. Cotirelig wa, on The
first ballot, reelected Chairman, the
vote standing: Co.treli, "a; }. M.
King, 8; w. Smith, 8 raa lst /
J. T. Doyle, Esq, was chosen by |
as Vice Chairman. 81
For Superintendent of the Work
house, M. A.. Walker was reelected |
IN first ballot, receiving "a votes to
Hardin, 10; Ford, s Reed, A; Eng
and, 2. t- .t ,lra.- sd; ss.e.Es7 |
A resolution was adopted providing
hat the Work house Superintendent
,hall resign his office In the event of a
contract being uiadeto hire the. con
victs out aar.ss.-s ,...,,..t.,..,,s
Byron Burton 4 r. M. Epps and
Curd Cox were elected Poor House
Com missi0ners.E .SE sd Z
G. FL. Brown was elected Notary
Public. 'i''h '4i''a' '-"
For Jail Physician, DR.. Carter was
,Iected to succeed DR.. J. w. Stewart,
he vote standing Garter, "a; Stewart,
Is. '"~ "2|--a I7'
DR.. A. J. Campbell was elected
house Physician, which comst
,letsd the list OF officers to be elected.
Court adjourned till this morning. r
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