The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-07-10
COUNTY COURT.
A Number of Petitions for
Dram Shop License Re-
ceived and Filed.
The New Court House-Poor
House Matters-Genera
Routine Business.

The county court convened yesterday
With all of the judges present.
1t was ordered by the court that auc
tioneer's licenses lie graded as follows: For
state purposes for tend ,ys, 81, one month,
81 80 three months, SIS, six months, sos
end il was further ordered that the rate for
comfy purposes be fixed for like
amount.
Julia Ann Stewart was adludged insane
and The sum OF $50 allowed for her expenses
at The insane asylum al Fulton.
Applications for dram shop licenses were
received and filed as follows, action to BE-
taken by the court on said applications
to-day:
L. +. Derenix, Of Houstonia; Dennis
Golden, August Schrankier, Patrick Sulli.
van, j. W. Murphy, James Gia-s, Herman
Schmitt, j. j. Kelly, w. H. Mccormack,
L. n. Morrow, Patrick Slaven, A. j. Leece,
Mrs Brockschmidt, KobrOch Il Phel, Pat
McEnroe, 7. ID. Quinn, E. q. Cassidy, Ja-
cob Shobe, Holland Il Robb, and j. ID.
Sicher, wine and beer house.
"Reminiscences were filed IN the cases OF
Charles Kiefer and Kell Il Taylor, propri-
etors of the Missouri Pacific bar. The re-
Elonstrsnce In the first mentioned case
cont ain.d twenty-six signatures and there
were eight names on the latter one.
THE POOR HOUSE.
This question was raised by Judge Tay-
lor, who stated that he thought that the
petition presented by the clergy ard Others
several weeks ago should lie taken into
consideration. Judges Gentry and Perdue
Oppose Judge Tsylcr, and in substance in
minated in their remarks that the reverend
cent'emer did not know what they were
taking about. These officials very
much deprecated the removal of the poor
house from its present location. Judge
taylor said that the right To petition was
or. guaI.n'.ed by the constitution of our
country, bat the petition was, after some
desul,ory talk and eloquent remarks by
the dissenting judge, laid On the table.
NEW COURT HoUsE.
The question Of a new court house has
for some time agitated the people of this
county, and at one time, but tor a slight
misunderstanding, an elegant court house
would now be In course OF constructions
As intimated, there is difference of opin-
ion as to how The funds required for the
new court house are To be raised, some in
sisting on direct taxation, Others on the
h"nd system. The friends of the latter
s,heme have long since filed their applica-
ton ard the advocates of the direct TAXA.
ton scheme are also alert. The
latter yesterday filed a petition which
WAS taken under advisement.
The petition has one hundred and four
signatures, and is as follows:
IT. Il l. e
county:
We the undersigned citizens and tax
payers of Petlis county, respectfully petit
ton your honorable body to submit to the
qualified voters OF the county, at a special
election TO be called at such time as the
court may seem meet and proper, propo-
sition to expend $4,000 in the building
and construction of court house In the
city OF Sedalia, the money necessary for
such purposes to be raised by direct tax
within four years SD that one-fourth the
cost OF such Improvement will be raised by
taxation each year, commencing in 1854,
and the building TO be put up as the money
is raised.
A large amount of routine business was
transacted and number of warrants is
sued.
In compliance with the petitions
for dram shop license presented yester-
day the following were granted:
j. F. Deverix, of Houstonia Dennis
Golden, August Schrankier, Patrick Sulli
van, ]. W. Murphy, James Glass. Herman
]. j. Kelly, w. II. Mccormack,
X. n. Morrow, Patrick Slaven, A. j. Leece,
Mrs. Brockschmidt, Kobrock & Peel, Pat
McEnroe, I. ID. Quinn. f. q Cassidy, ia
cob Shobe, Holland 4 Robb. Ben johnson
and j. ID. Sicher for wine and beer house |
The remonstrances in the cases of Kell & |
Tayhr and Charley Keller were not acted !
upon, as no petition for license had been
flied by these parties