San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-08-24
Commissioners, Court Proceedings.

Ireasurer's report was presented and APP
proved. (See report in an other column.)
John Richardson, j. p, presented his
bond in the sum of $780, Approved.
The following officers reported money re-
ceived since last term
Ed. j. L. Green, jury fees and fines $500
Jepp Henson, j. p, pre'ct No. 3 fines 20. 90
The following butchers made their re-
ports, viz c. Trappe & Co., L. COTE,
Kone, Malone & Kone, Robert Malone.
Approved.
The following claims were presented and
allowed:
j. G Eve, running lines of Hays, Cald-
well and Guadalupe counties. ....$110.7 70
I. H. Julian, advertising and printg...... $50
Ed. j. L. Green, express on sta
tlonery, etc., 2.1O
Geo. Barnard Il Co., Surveys record. 80. 35
David Lynch J. P. inquest Cora Sloan. 500
B. G, Lock, same case, ........."...... 2.5O
John Richardson, j. p, inquest on
Robert Ross, .......................... .5O
Levyson & Blyth, records for county,. 80. 35
r. & r. G. Lee repairing jail lock, ......3.00
DR.. Woods rent of house for juries etc 16. 90
j. E. Morris, repairs in jail..............1O.O 90
G. w. Grooms, }. P. inquest Henry
G.. vogelsang, fixing Jail well, ............3.O0
" coffin for pauper......... 400
S. Fisher, rent of room for Assessor. 49, 90
w. B. Fry, clothing for prisoners, ...... II. 25
David Lynch, inquest on j. H. Echols $50
Danforth and Wilkinson, ironing pris-
oner...................... 30
Lr J. Daley, clothes for prisoners...... 1.5O
Kimberley & Tanner, bridge over Cy-
PRESS. lZ.oo
H, E. Barber, Sheriff, boarding prison
1lo. 20
same, guarding jail. ......."....":.... 1881
same, washing for prisoners and clean
ing court house and jail......".".... 500
same, stationery sheriff's oAice...".".... $50
same, attending court % days" 90
Ed. J. L. Green, stationery, clerks
Office. ..."............Zl.o O
Ed. r. Kone, advanced for paupers etc. ESQ
VIM. Giesen, bagging for court house 11.2o
First class road established from Science
Hall to Dupre, w. M. Duncan, overseer.
T. P. Daley r. M. Caldwell, VIM.
Thomas, G. L. McGehee and Robert NAL
one, were appointed viewers OF a first class
road beginning at the mouth of Mike and
Malone's lane, thence to the mouth of
Combs and Gray's lane.
W. M. Wyatt, T. kimberley, Tom Rob-
binson, Tom George and Frank Brooks were
appointed viewers of Sd class road in pre-
ciinct No. 3, from Wimberley's mill via
Bendigo crossing to the Comal Co. line.
E. Nance, S. Glasscock, j. B. Carpenter,
Light Williams, R. J. Sledge were appoint
ed commissioners to assess the damages OF
the parties protesting to the opening OF
first class road from Kyle to Dupre.
r. S. Fortson presented roll of assess
ment for 1882 Approved.
H. E. Barber, presented delinquent tax
list and list of errors, taxes of 81. Approx
ed. Also final report of taxes collected on
assessment of 1881. Examined and ap-
proved.
Court accepts proposition of the Boat
men Savings Bank, st. Louis to buy $4,000
additional court house bonds at per cent
for ten years, redeemable at pleasure at
par. no
Commissioners allowed themselves 50
each and Burleson, clerk, Sc for services.
Adjourned to meet September II, 1852,
to attend to road matters and other subjects
which may come before the court