The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-10-12
County Court.

j The following pauper warrants were
ordered issued: Mrs. Young, 81
VIM. Roberts, SO; Mrs. Rutledge. S.
Mrs. Fitzgerald, 81; Mary Kelly, So
Why Smith, 50; Mrs. johnson, s.
Mrs. Hyde, So; Mrs. Ford, So; -
Garrett, So; Louisa johnson, 50; Mrs
Warren, 81; Mrs. Sanders, 81.
1t was ordered that dramshop Ii
cense be issued to Ehrgott & Ney, Of
Sedalia, until January 4, 1887,
A warrant was ordered issued to
w. P. Anderson for s73. 80 for board
and care of paupers at poor farm for
September.
Ordered that a warrant for 5000 be
issued to Henry Lamm for services as
county attorney for quarter ending
Oct. 1st, 1886.
1t was ordered that the assessment
of the hf sw and ne sw sec. %, tip.
48, range q, be reduced to 5000 for
the year 1885, the same being erro-
neous.
Ordered that the personal property
assessment of Mrs. E. w. Bridges for
the year 1885, be reduced to $500, the
said assessment being erroneous, and
that the collector receive credit for
the same.
SECOND DAY.
Court met pursuant to adjourn.
ment. Present, Hons. VIM. Gentry,
F. B. Taylor and w. III. Anderson,
Sheriff l.. S. Murray and Clerk III. Y.
Field.
1t was ordered that dramshOp L.
cense be issued to F. Segerdall, of
Sedalia.
The following warrants was ordered
issued:
F. NJ. Scotch, for services as coun-
ty school commissioner for year end
ing July /, 1886. $40.
Thos. III. Jenkins, out of funds of
road district 2, township 40, range %,
$40.
l.. w. Shanhan, out of funds Of
road district 2, township 45, range
%, 50.
L. Lovinger, for clothing for prls-
oners, $1,000.
L. S. Murray, admittance fee and
expenses of taking j. III. Ramsey to
insane asylum.
1t was proven to the satisfaction of
the court by Drs. j. K. P. Idol and |
Thos. Smith, that James Ramsey was
citizen of this county, and danger
ously insane, and is a fit subject for
the insane asylum; and has not suffi-
Gent estate to support him at the said
asylum. 1t is therefore ordered that
he be sent to the state asylum as a
county patient.
The following persons were drawn
to compose the grand jury at the en-
suing November term of the criminal
court: Geo. Clopton, j. r. Spurgent,
j. ID. Kinkead, John r. Wallace, J.
w. Clark, Milt Durnell, w. B. HIg-
gins, Peter Brandt, j. S. Hughes,
c. Z. Messerly, NJ. Pearson and JEFF
Raulins.
The following are the petit jurors:
Jobe Tevebaugh, NJ. A. Ayers, III.
nj. LOckett, NJ. NJ. Hansbrough, ].
Comfort, j. S. Hopkins, w. r. Ford,
Louis Gebhardt, j. NJ. Mann, A. L.
Saml. G. Jones, John Free
and, Thos. Bennett, w. o. Craw-
ord, John Kahrs, Jr., David Dooley,
Rod Gallie, George Romans, Mike
McGindley, ID. Miller, Richard Har-
is, George Galbreath, ID. Ramsey, G.
:. Boatright. 4
1t was ordered by the court that
lew bridges be built as follows
Across Muddy, on Dresden and Soda
ia road one south of Dresden, across
Muddy; one across Basic Fork; one =
Icross Muddy at kellmaD's ford, and
ne across the south fork of Black
water. The bridge commissioner was
rdered to make plans and specifca-
ions, and to advertise the letting of
he said bridges at public cutlery. i
THIRD DAY.
Court met pursuant to adjourn +
nent. Present: Hons. F. B. Tay- S
Or and FL. III. Anderson, Sheriff :
furray and Clerk Fl. Y. Field.
Warrants were ordered to be issued a
s follows: II
= s. Murray, for services as Sheriff, 5 SO 90 T
acobson d Swartz, repairs on court
!. F. Jaco, building bridge as per a