Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-06
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.
June Term.

Present, Hon. X. A. Barnett, presiding
Judge; Judges Hale and Filing; County Clerk
Steele; Sheriff Bowman.
Collectors quarterly settlement approved
Petition of Sni-a-Bar township citizens TO
submit proposition TO compromise bonds, re-
ceived. ordered filed, and the necessary steps
to hold the election, July II, ordered to be
taken.
Dram shop licenses granted 10 August
Selling, John Baehr, Chas. Clayton.
Geo. Altman appointed overseer on petition
of Thos. A. Catron and others.
Ordered that the order made al MAY term
levying q tax of % cents Oh the hundred dol
lars for compromise bonds in Lexington,
| Washington and Sni-a-Bar townships be here
by rescinded, there being already a sufficient
sum of money in the treasury to pay interest
upon the compromised bonds Of such town
ships.
The following allowances were made
E. c. Vaughan, coffin for pauper -
! Herman Brand, benefit Tracy Meyers. . 10
j. H. Christy, benefit Rose ........... . %
Jas. Peak. benefit Capt. Ledbetter. -... y %
John Taubman, benefit MIR. McFaddin. 5 %
10. Bowman, conveying Elsea from
| asylum. ........ .......... -. oU ~
NJ. Howsare, care of poor for May.....l26 81
NJ. HOwsare, work on orchard and NIL
ing washes at farm ............... II UO
J. G.. Russell, salary for quarter. ...... 125 90
IL. II +. Winkler, collins for paupers.. IL 10
Chinn y Chinn, supplies for poor l 80
Intelligencer. advertising bond election
Lexington township. 30 w
JnO. 5, Blackwell, expenses bond case
at Jefferson City,. .........-.... s 50
Intelligencer advertising bond election,
Washington township, and hand bills 80 80
Intelligencer, printing for county,. Is 0O
Walter W. Russell, covered desks in
county offices 7 80
y. Ryland, exp. in probate office ...... Ii 90
Geo. d. Barnard ~ Co. ,supl for county 1913 so
Geo. Farrar, pavements AT jail........ % 80
j. W. HARRISON, exp. on supplies.... 2 b
w. b. Steele, fee bill No. ...........a 2 30
10. Bowman services probate court. Is %
10. Kist " Son, coal for county ........ Il 30
Gas Co., gas for county .............. = ~
JnO. II. Bayliss, guarding prisoners at
work. 7 %
Looms Bros, supplies for county ...... 30
W. A. Thornton, copying land book of
1888 for lSS4-5. 10 co
} Martin Lillis, hauling for county ....... u 90
W. Shidy, repairs OF ail.............. j 50
= Jos. Chinn. boarding prisoners. ..... GO 80
Chas. StrOsberg, lumber for roads -. "a 10
j. p. Hall &Son, repairing plow ...... . 0O
Geo. Galloway. bridge work .......... IA D
f p. w. Osborn, same 49,. =. 53 M
W.. II. Alfred, same $500. -. "a I'll
II. {. Chiles, bridge lumber. ......... l21 Ii
4 Oscar Hall, same .......... - 50
j. A. Prewitt, road work 10 W
q H. steele, bridge work 1913 II
Nicholson 4 Barrels, steel scrapers -. ~ 81
. Y. Ryland, road work done by order of
the court ............ =. -. ..... % II
d w. X. Smith, lumber of Thos. Bryant. , 81
Evans Il Howard. thing ............ 80 7;
y j. w. White. bridge. IA U
: j. W. White, freight on lumber. ....... IL "
e w. G. McCausland, supplies for poor. . u
: 10. Bowman, sheriff and %janitor. -. ! 81
H. H.. Filing, three days and mileage. Is A
, R. A. Barnett, three days and mileage Il On
X. Hale, three days -. Is u
F. S. Wedge road supplies and freight. 33 Il
c. S. Mitchell Warner bridge. -. 125 0
- B. ID. Eagland, fixing washout ........ 90 O
c. S. Mitchell, Sni bridge. ......,,... 100 0
10. Bowman, notifying overseers 49,. 2 0
Fred. P. Seuer, freight and unloading
lumber 49,. 81 8
B. D.. Weadin, roads. ............ IS 2
M. Holmes, bridge luWber .......... 3O4 :
= G. S. Mitchell, bridges ............. 40 0
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