The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-02-24

J VIC. Brown and Walker presented a
number of wolf scal,s, for which they re-
ceived warrants for s. each scalp.
A warrant was ordered To issue to Geo
ID. Barnard Il Co., for Sl4.7O, for inks and
$; stionery furnished the county Offices !;
also warrant for s. to DIR. j. K. Carter for
services rendered to paupers
John w. Taylor and others presented a
petition for a Dew road in section 8, town
ship 40, range %, against which a remon-
siTance being filed the matter was referred
to the county road commissioner, with TO-
struCtiors 20 exsmine and report at the
n. Y; term Of the court.
The bids for the contract for keeping the
county poor farm for the fiscal year begin
Mug March /, 1885, and ending March l.,
1886, were then opened aud the contract
awarded TO w. =. Anderson on condition
Iha; he should file an approved FOND for
SO 600.
J. &. Johnson, county road commission
er, presented his report regarding the pro-
posed new road in section 8, township Al,
range %, and the court appointed l.. Il.
Luckett, p. III. Longan and Tip Arnold u
Jury TO assess dem tges and benefits thereon.
The county road cOmmiSsi ner was in
l
the costs Of grazing and cutyerting TOR the
fist dia n south Of he Flat creek bridge
on tie Coke Camp road, and report at
the next term OF court.
w. ). Alien and Others presented a petit
ton asking the opening OF a new road in
section So, township 40, range 20, winch
petition WIS referred t. the road commis-
sioner with Instructions 10 report at next
term Of cut.
The following grand ald petit jurors for
the April term Oh criminal Court were then
drawn.
GRAND JCRoRS.
Oliver F. more, Health Creek township
Taylor Gorrell. Lougwood township; j. A.
Downs, Bl,ckw ter township; Henry
Brown. Bisckwa. township: Thomas In
mar, LsmoD:e township; K G. BouldIn,
Cedsr to"psbip; George Irviug, Bowling
Gpen township; A. =. Morry, Peter
Brandt, j. p. Leake, j. VI. thornton and
josiah Bl1cher, Sedalia township.
PETIT rURORs-FIRsT PANEL:
james Berry, B. Priest, Joseph G.. Gregg,
Z. Wea hers, J. A. LSmy, JDo. w. Allen,
j, seph Shxckiett, John McCurdy, John
Mcfarland, Herman De Mand, w. w. Nc
Nul-y, W. b. Higgins, j. r. Barrett, j. j..
Lamm, 5. p Johns, d. II. Smith. John
Spik.rt, j. w. Perdue, J. w. Keoedy,
James HattCn. August Imhaussr, ID.
w. Mcclure, Charles w. McAnninch, b.
+. Stephens.
SECOND PANEL:
G. 8. Bennett, B + Elliott, Henry De
Mand, Wallace, Harris, james III. Nc
Carmck, Jno. k. tray. W. :. $50 I, Wm.
Mcdaniel, AIeck Bagby, Frank HsymaD,
J. w. Cole, J. K. Mcconnell, John Jack
son, n. II. Gen.ry. James Glenn, Moses
ID. Hogan, III. {. Demnth, j. w. Walker,
]. III. Loouev, Joseph Davidson, W. H.
Van Wsgner, Lon Ware, VIM. Bolts,
James Calvert.
Couutv Collector NJ. X Priest p-e,s nj
e h bord IN the sum oil Sl5O,OO0 with
Inson Chamberlain, WIN. II. Powell, Curd
Petty, John J. Yester, w. 4. Bard, Elias
Bixby, and W. +. Hutchinson as surIiies,
which was approved and ordered filed.
Tue matter of the assessment OF railrN d,
property of the Missouri Pacific; Missouri,
Kansas & Texas; Lexington IL st. Louis,
and Sed,lis. Warsaw Il Southern roads was
taken up and fixed by the court as follows
MISSOURI PACIFIC.