Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-08-21
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS aug
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G G. Arehardt's petition dismissed,
Henry Capps, Jno. w. Brownell and
Henry Wallace were appointed a
jury TO assess damages to parties who
have failed to relinquish the right of
way for Merit Husted's road.
David H. Huges' petition continued
to Nov. Edmond Greenwood's, E.
Sizemore's and J. A. Crows petitions
dismissed.
D. w. Thomas, B. F. Thornburg's
H Shull's, John Mahaffy's and IT
Daugherty's petitions were continued
to November.
Daniel McGonigle was granted a
change Of road and when the new
route is put in good travelling condition
this old road will be vacated.
The report OF the jury to assess
damage on G w Stage road was ap-
proved and it Was declared a public
highway and over seer ordered to open
the same.
VIM. Welch road declared public
highway.
The Surveyor was ordered to view
and report on the road petilioned for
by t E Wilson, John Harris, Geo. J.
Boon and Adam Darnell. The Dar-
nell petition was afterwards dismissed.
S M Crawford on petition was granted
a vacation ofroad.
Chas Hamilton's bonds to County
School Funds for $500 was approved
and his old school Fund Mortgage
released.
The County Clerk was ordered to
deliver the Tax Books of 1885 to the
County Collector.
The State Auditor was instructed to
draw his warrant in favor of the Coun-
ty Treasurer for the State School
money lately apportioned to this coun-
ty.
The bill of costs presented by the
Coroner on inquest on body of Peter
Morsehouse was allowed.
w Kibler was granted license to
keep two Pool tables and one Billiard
table for six months.
VIM o Earhart was appointed over
seer of Dist. 6, Benton TIP.
An election was ordered in the
townships of Pettis, Wilson, Salt River
Clay, Polk and Benton to be held on
the Sth day ofSept. for the purpose of
voting on the question whether sheep
and swine shall be restrained from
running at large in said townships.
England & Gibson's petition for
dram shop license was dismissed.
Isaac Stimmel was appointed over
seer of Road Dist. No. 6. Wilson
TIP.
The following persons were appoint
ed Judges on the Sth day of Sept.
next:
WILSON Tp.-J R Cook, DIP Hus-
ton, A ] Elmore, NJ B Foncanon.
E 1-2 SALT RIvER.-J w Waddilll,
J I Reynolds, M A Church, J M
Moore.
WI-2 SALT R1vER.-Chas. Callison,
w F Mason, D L Conner, Geo. L
Coffin.
CLAY TIT D Bell. Alfred Story,
G R Voorhies, Dan'l McGonlgle.
Polk TP.-Lewis Spriggs, Jonn
McKim, J W Marques, Jas. Berry.
BENTON TP.-Henry Nicholas,
Geo A Giller. C B Polly, R M Bra
shear.
M ] Ross settlement as County
Treasurer for quarter ending July 81,
approved.
Steph. Hall was ordered to let the
contract for the following bridges:
One across 'Injin Creek near Sees
Ford. one near George Young's IN
Liberty TIP, and one across Goose
branch near w P Lindel's in Liberty
TIP.
The Sheriff was ordered to toreclose
the following School Fund Mortgages,
Dan1 Fusselman's and Nancy and E
C Dean,
The following warrants were order
ed drawn on the Treasurer.
NJ Mrs Eond support ofsef 500
2iIs r. a Mauck support oflmbecile brother 20 %
~ Beall, keeping paupers 1900
" ilson Strlbbliug, keeping brother 300
Hit, Insane 3cO
Lamkin goods for pa1pers 47S
N isIiilh, conins 1889
a w aloer. keeping insane at st Joe 63 IS
III Day, road lumber I50
A Hulse, road lumber i5m
Dsnl sanborn, taking old br'ge out ofriyer SEQ
3 3 YY1mSer' YdIns juFe. on stsge road 10
t Mu BISen - so
y1nn yg Mahaney, damage on McCloskey road l2OO
" m Bliven, road lumber 1850
D.. DDo.uglass ana Son, lumber for poor farm 7O2
+ eVsr S B. els, road lumber 1000
q "a "a HnamiIlon, 500
S9 GeY " BarnarC X Co, envelopes and blanks II
Cadogan 4 Hather back tax books etc 81 Ia