The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-03-13
List of Petit Jurors Drawn
for the May Term of the
Circuit Court.
The Action Taken in Reference
to Assessing the Valuation
of Railroad Property.
Warrants Ordered and Consider.
able Miscellaneous Business
Transacted.


10 adj -urnm. nj. all of he Justices present
1h. sr aier part Of the forenoon wa
taken up am issuing warrants for the relief
Of county paupers, and in receiving the re-
ports OF and making settlements with road
overseers.
In the matter of the Riley building
heretofore condemned by the court as un.
safe for court house purposes, Mr.. Riley
through his attorney, Capt L. L. Bridges
submit ted the report OF the architect EN-
ployed by him 10 examine the built
ing, which was taken under advisement by
the court.
The appointment Of Mr. W. ID. Steele by
County Collector Priest, as attorney to col
lect hack taxes 10y suit, was confirmed by
the court.
Retirlng County Collector X. H. Moses
presented his annual settlement tor the
year ending Mrrch 5th 1883, and also his
final settlement up to the expiration of his
term of Office, which were approved by the
court.
County warrants were Issued As follows
q. j. L. sure, coffin Tor paurer, $685..
NJ. S Conner, sheriff, fees due sheriff to
date, Sl04.20.
Seialia Grs Light company, for gas used
at ,urt room, $40.
James Montgomery, for coal furnished
surveyor. 1925.
A Never & Co. lumber and lime fur
nished at Jail, Sl.65.
J. c. johnson, salary as county surveyor
to date, S5l
H. A. Ennis, for stationery for recorder,
$5.O5.
Gee. ID. Barnard & Co, for road tax
books and stationery. S2S 10.
w. ID. Ilgcnfritz, for shoes furnished
prisoner 81 81.
Esston & Demuth, stationery. So
w. II. Reynolds, TO- s:a,i0rery, $500.
G.. f. Ilgeuiritz. so cents, for rep IFS on
stove in collectors Office.
CT Williams, $50 80, for road district
No 1, township No. Al. range 23.
Drs. Jones & Overstreet, county physi-
clans. SIS 80.
The following inquest bills were allowed
and certified: Bridget Graham. Sl6.95;
franklin Mosby, 81; James Leonard.
S23.l5; Nay Ellen Bnk>, 50; \. Kennedy,
ST. 80.
{. f. Mcsserly, assistance to psupers, $40.
Ordered that sections Nos. - and 20, and
the north one half Of sections Sd and So.
township Is, range 81. be attached Ia road
district M. ,. township No. 46, range No
20.
Zoe Il Wood, for desk furnished county
surveyor, 1920
Henry Field, for services a. county clerk.
$2S3 So
Sedalia Democrat company. Tor blank
BOOKS and stationery, SD ia.
X. Il r. A Ennis OF S.. Louis, books inr-
ni>hed county treasurer, $500.
Mrs. Wallace, assistance 20 paGper,S6 90.
>prasu & CLARK, for coal furnished 10
sheriff fer Jail, S3l.25.
Alex Rollins, for services as iinitor for
the months of January and February.
$40 90.
VIM. Curran, blankets for poor farm,
Sos
Milo Blair, assistance to poor. $1,000
Brown Bros, stationery, 500.
u. c. Heard. salary rs county ATTORNEY
for month of February. 5000
J. W. Walker, balance due on assessment
for The yea 1882, SIS 20.
Warrants for county judges, for salaries
and mileage. were issued as follows: Will
liam G n:ry, S32.76, J. W. Perdue, $3.50,
F r. Taylor, SIG p.
Dram shop licenses were issued to Henry
Bower and George L. Brown.
John L. Hall, county treasurer, presented
two / & n. railroad bonds, numbers 1S7
snd lSS,for consideration, for which he has
paid, in cash, S. Go
La the matter of the assessment Of the |
Mi, souri Pacific, Lexington & ST. Louis, /
Missouri, Kansas & Texa, aud the Sedalia. J
Warsaw Il Southern railroads, the court
fixes The value Of said property as follows |