Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-08-19

was begun on : Isl,
9th. The following business
was disposed Of: -
Bridge matters were consid-
cred the first day.
Levison & Blythe, of St. Lou
is, allowed s2o75 for stationery
for use of district court.
il. Moore allowed..S3.75 for
freight on stationery.
]. L. Moore allowed SIS for
keeping up indexes ..s.and the
care and preservation Of the re-
cords for. quarter ending Au-
gust IS.
The following allowances for
fees in the Catherine Michael
kovsky lunacy case. I'D. Nc
Adoo S.; II. NJ. Lewis so.65; J.
S. Williams S. and J. H. Hutch
inson So.
Geo. D. Barnard & Co., al
lowed S47.55 for stationery for
use of county clerk, and H. NJ.
Lewis sI.75 lor freight on same.
NJ. Strickland allowed 81 for
stationery for district court.
H. L. McCluug allowed S.
and o. Crozier $3.50 for hold
ing inquest on body Of Will F.
Garrett.
T. o. Hynes allowed $40 for
giving medical opinion as to
cause of death of Barney Tullis
and $40 for same service in case
of Martha Pipkin, by order of
the jury of inquest.
7. J. Allcorn, ]. NJ. Parker
and H. A., Broesche allowed
$3.50 each for services as jury
commissioners.
H. L. McClung allowed S.
and .. Crozier $3.50 for hold
ing inquest on body of Martha
Pipkin, and the same sums each
for inquest on body of Barney
Tullis.
c. G. Campbell allowed S.
for holding inquest on body of
Fred Schultz.
Sam Schlenker allowed S5.25
for stationery for county clerk.
Account of T. o. Hynes, sup
erintendcnt ofcounty poor farm
approved and ordered filed.
Chas. Chiles allowed $40 for
coffin and burying Charlott
Cummings.
1t was certified that Charles
H. Willingham is Of lawful age,
good moral character and hon.
orable department.
Ordered thlt the voting place
of election precinct No. 7 shall
be at old Salem church, now
known as Grange Hall.
Regular term.-Thursday was
devoted to road matters and the
court adjourned till Monday.
Ordered by the court that
the sum of s6S7 be allowed J.
D. McAdoo, county judge, for
fees in criminal cases tried and
finally disposed of, (a2o in num-
ber) at the June, July and Aug
ust terms Of the county crimi-
nal court and that the clerk is
sue scrip for said amount.
]. H. Hutchinson, sheriff, al
lowed $500 90 for feeding pris-
oners from May 10 to August
I6, 1850; 81 IS for feeding luna
tics, SI44 for guard and $50 for
salary from May II to August
II, 1880.
William Edison allowed $3.50
for hauling lumber to the poor
farm.
James Butler allowed SO for
repairs on county jail.
Joe Hoffman allowed s4o7:2o
for amount of Taxes assessed
in Washington county for the
year 1880 to wit: sI5,564.5o.
The county assessor was or
dered to make a special assess
ment for the old school def
cheney accounts, the same to be
made in the assessment for 1881.
Ordered that proposals for
building bridge across Mill
creek. on the old Telegraph
road, be opened by county
Judge and that bidders guaran-
tee the bridge for 5 years.
]. B. Lewis, sheriff of Austin
county, allowed $3.50 for feed
ing Washington county prison.
erS.
]. L. Moore allowed s. for
freight on stationery.
G. D. Barnard & Co., allow
ed s67,o5 for books and sta
tionery for district clerk.
Abe Williams allowed $40
for cleaning well at poor farm.
Three dollars per day was al
lowed J. d. McAdoo, judge for
5 days attendance and Thomas
Phcars same for 5 days X. J.
Moore same for 5 days, ]. +.
Winkelmau 8 days, J. c. Cain
5 days and J. II. Hutchinson 81
per day for 5 days attendance
on court. rEsFE
Adjourned till next regular
term.