The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-01-16
COUNTY COURT.
Dram Shop Licenses Granted
Cancellation of Railroad Bonds
by County TreaSurer-Dep-
utieS Installed.

Court met Janua. Sth, pursuant to add
iOurnmenI Present Hon j. w Perdue
and +. Il. TaylOr, Sheriff NJ >. Conner and
clerk. Ii. y. Field.
The court ordered that warrant for Sl3
be paid To X. j Shelly for assistance to
paupers. Also a warrant for So 10 X. X.
Moses for assistance u pauper.
j. X Webb and A. ID Fisher were al
lowed s. for casting up elections. y. ii.
Often 1913 for repairs at the Jail W p.
Cousley, ninety cents for repairing fence
j. West Goodwin. ST. for books and
blanks; j. West Goodwin, $3.50 for sta
tionerv Home lumber company, $500
q. ID. Burnard, S2S for blanks; Daniel
Donohue, $50; Vim. McFstridge, s.. 80
Peter Dump, So; J. b McFsdden, "a 90
for services rendered as jurors; NJ. s Con-
Her. $2S for services as sheriff to date
The court ordered that the personal as
sessment of Susan GoodiDg be reduced from
S53 20 To $50
VIM. Curran was allowed 50 for blank
cts furnished the poor house; j. S. Nc
Faden STA 40 for services as superinten-
dent of county poor farm for month ending
January /, 1888; Cbas Courtney, "a for
assistance To paupers; John Rip
pey, $3.50 for repairs at Jail a;
Mrs. Warren, a pauper, was allowed
three dollars: Mrs. jewell, a pauper
twelve dollars; Mrs. Fitzgerald, a pauper,
two dollars.
The court, on the recommendation of II
Y. Field, confirmed the appointment oi
Thos. +. Mitchum' as deputy county clerk.
Five dollars was allowed w.
w. Cross, pauper; Eliza Reed, a pauper,
Was also allowed four dvllars.
The court ordered that a warrant Of
seven dollars he allowed Mary Greer, for
| assistance To paupers.
The court ordered that the county col
lecior refund to n. Har,er the tax on
$1,000 of personal property, the same be-
ing enormously assessed.
Mrs Harmon, a pauper, was allowed the
benefit Of 500 warrant
Mrs. Graham, q pauper, was allowed q
warrant amounting to $500.
Matte S. Erwin was allowed $50 70
| assistance to Ms. Brown, a pauper.
A warrant for s. 53 was allowed Moses
Van Wagner Bros. for shoes furnished
prisoners.
J. LeOsum was allowed $l27O for col
fees furnished paupers.
Olmstead Jefferson, $l9.56 for LIVERY
furnished county surveyor.
d. Donohue, $500, Frank, $500, p.
Dums, $500, Kicker. SI.50, Miller Bros.
ss: SIC 50, N. Kelly. sls'oo,
for assisting the county surveyor; J. G..
Johnson, $3.50 for work and material fur
nished at Thornton bridge. Muddy
creek; J. G. johnson $500 as county
surveyor to date; X. III. Guthrie pre-
sented his resignation as justice Of the
accepted by the court.
The Sedslia Democrat was allowed $95
for books furnished, Sprague Clark were
allowed $23 % for furnishing coal to the
court room and ;sil. Z. Ii. Tucker was
allowed SIC for assistance TO q pAuper ;
Phil Kelly was allowed e 90 for assist
ance to pa"per.
r. II. Moses, county collector, reported
Ia the court 500, % 81, collect for De-
cember, 1852, which statement was ap-
proved.
The following business was transacted
this morning by the county court:
Mrs. Fair, a pauper. was granted the
benefit Of s. warrant.
Mrs. Wallace was allowed So for assist
ance to pauper.
Alex Rollins WAS allowed $40 for work
at the county offices.
A. Meyer Il Co. were allowed SIS "a out
of the funds in road district 3, township
As, range Il.
A statement of the amount OF fees col
Iected by Circuit Clerk Il. III. Ingram, was
approved by the court.
K. I Gentry, county treasurer, present
ed statement for the cancellation of four
Lexington & ST. Louis railroad bonds,
which he has given in exchange
of new funding bonds
The court ordered that said county treas
urer receive q circuit on the Lexington &
St. Louis interest fund for $24, the amount
paid i'm exchange of said bonds, also $13
for registering the said new bonds, and 50
for expressage on said new bonds.
The court also ordered that the assessed
valuation of q number of lots in Smith Il
Patterns addition be reduced from $l.2OO
to Sl2O, as they were enormously assessed.
John w. Conner, recorder of deeds, pre-
sented the appointment OF Chas: w. Niles
rs deputy recorder of deeds for Pettis
county. which appointment is approved.
Martha A Coon was SLOWED s. for as
sistance to q psuper. Louisa johnson was
also allowed So for assistance to paup~r.
The following persons were granted
dram shop licenses for six months, be-
ginning January l, 1888 Thos. Quin, C.
Brockschmidt. II. Schmidt, WIN. Shobe,
Jacob Shobe. r N. Morrow. NJ. A. Tower,
Kell & Warns, John NJ. Robb, Z. G. Cas-
sidy, A d. Werdeman, John Hutchinson,
Kobrock & Pehl, A. w. Stringer, John
Murphy, James Glass, ]. j. Kelly, Pat
Sullivan, Ben Johnson, Mccormack Il
Russell, Louis Deutsch and Chas. Rogers
IT Lamonte.
The court will probably adjourn to-day.
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