Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1886-02-12

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The petition of Geo White an
others for the establishment of
colored school in district 6-55-19
denied on the ground that the direc
tors of said district have not refuse,
to establish said school.
! For taxes of 1886 Wabash Rail
way ordered to be assessed as fol
lows:
Main line increased from SIS ,250 t,
SIP 600 per mile.
G B & Omaha from $2,64O t,
SIP, 900.
Salisbury & Glasgow $3.50 tt
$4,000.
Sldetrack w St L & p 50, GAO t.
5000.
CB & Omaha sldetrack 81, ,32O tt
Sc, 900.
Salisbury & Glasgow sidetracl
from 81, ,32O to $4,000.
Depot at Salisbury from 5000 &c
$500.
Tank at KeytesAille from $500 tc
5000.
G B & X c Railway per mile in.
creased from $4,000 to $4,000.
FIFTH DAY, FEB. 6.
Abstract of expenditures ordered
published in Salisbury Press-Specta-
tor for one week.
S125 appropriated to build bridge
across Hickory Branch in $500 and
A F Wood appointed commissioner.
Same for bridge across Cotton
wood creek on line between town.
ships 81 and 55-1S, and F johnson
appointed commissioner.
Clerk ordered to notify all persons
in arrears of interest on school fund
that If the same he not paid before
March /, their mortgages will be
foreclosed.
The following allowances were
made:
F Taylor S4.O7 credit on taxes.
John Chivers 81 for key. and poker
to county farm.
John p Tippett $4O5 blacksmith
ing at poor farm.
A G Arlington So credit on dog
tax.
Richard Cock s5S for 20 cords of
wood.
VIM. Morgan $40 for making
molases at poor farm.
TT Cruise $75 janitor fees at court
house to Feb /.
JC Wallace 5000 fourth quarters
salary as county attorney.
j j Heisel Sc for pauper coffin for
John Woody.
VIM Reiger digging grave for j
Woody S2.
Vandiver & Collins Sc for legal
blanks.
ID B Kellogg S34. .4U for fence posts
and coal.
L B kellogg $3.50 fourth quarters
salary as county treasurer.
In the matter of renewal of dram
shop license TO d B Kellogg and +
Hansman in Keytesville, there being
q remonstrance against same filed,
the court refused to grant license for
the reason as they believed the petit
tions filed last 4th of July does not
contain a majority of the names of
the assessed tax-paying citizens of
the city at the present time. On as
sembling next morning, order refus-
ing license was revoked and license
granted till, March /, Judge Hyde
dissenting.
The court directed the county at
torney to submit the following ques-
tion of law to Judge Burgess and
request his decision thereon:
'sIf a petition for dramshop IL
cense filed July 4th, 1885, contained
a majority of the assessed tax-pay-
ing citizens of both the incorporated
City Of Keytesyille and the block in
which it is proposed to keep said
dram-shop, will that petition be suf-
ficient for another period of six
months from and after January 1st,
1886, even though any number Of
said petitioners may sign a remon-
STRANGE against the renewal of said
license by the court?''
The court being of the opinion
that there exists necessity for the
better protection of the records in
the offices of the Probate court and
county clerk it was ordered that con-
tract for building vaults in said Of
fees be awarded to James Sander
son at and for the sum of $1,319,
and that John Chivers be appointed
commissioner to superintend the
building the same.
On motion of the sureties on the
bond of Simpson Cupp it was order
ed that the sheriff advertise and sell
the land mortgages at March term.
County attorney ordered to bring
suit against the securities of Richard
Williams for balance due on bond to
school fund.
Ordered that the county attorney
bring suit in Circuit court to enforce
vendors lien against all persons who
have Eodght swaup lads from ths