The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-05-11
County Court.

w drTauts lOr asslstahce I'D paupers
were ordered issued as follows
Mrs. Fitzgerald, So; Mrs. Wright,
81; j. X. GlasscOck, So so; Mrs.
Huffman. So; Mrs. Ford, 80; Mrs.
Hyde, So; Mrs. Dyer, S4; Mrs. Rut-
ledge, 81; Mrs. Young, So; Mrs.
Summers, 50; Mrs. Craig. 81; Bet
tie White, So; Whey Harris, 50 ;
Mrs. Turner, 50; DR.. Carter, 81;
Mrs. Ramsey. 81; Mrs. BOstock, 50;
Mrs. Let's, 50; Phillip Kelly, $40;
Mary Kelly, 81; Mrs. MOsby, 50 /;
Allen johnson, So; Prince, So !;
Thornton, So; Garrett Scott, So.
Other warrants were issued as fol-
lows:
w. p. Anderson, services as super
intendent of poor farm, s91.
August Imhauser, material for
roads, SIS.
G. p. B. jackson, for fee due John
Cockrell for services in the case of
Riley VS.. Pettis county, s25.
Albert Capen, J. G. johnson and
j. w. Walker, services rendered as
members of the board of equaliza-
ton, SO each,
l.. s. Murray, services as sheriff,
s1S7.35.
C. S. Dexter & Co., blanks and
stationery, 1910.
Beck, Witt IL Co., blankets for
prisoners at Jail, S6.
o. HI. Often, repairs at jail, SO.
Kaiser IL Fisher, meals for juries
during the April term of the criminal
court, S12 60.
c. P. Muir, legal cap paper for
sheriff, So.
j. w. Houx, hose pipe and mer-
chandise for court house, s31.
Democrat company, stationery for
sheriff, $3.50.
Quarles & Fellows, stationery,
SLIPS.
l.. Lovinger, clothing for prisoners,
s26.75.
Sedalia Gas Light company, gas
for court house, s11.
Stephens d Ritchey Bros, collins
for paupers, $3.50.
August Meier, mattresses for Jail,
$3.50.
b. III. Ingram, fees for services as
circuit clerk, $685..
j. NJ. Logan, work done and ma
terial furnished at the court house,
s27. 40.
John Smith, services as janitor of
court house for month of April, s65.
j. G. johnson, services as road and
bridge commissioner for month of
April and assistance for chainmen
and fiagmen. s92.
E. B. Sheets building bridges on
the Sedalia and Georgetown road,
s192.66.
A dramshop license was ordered
issued to G. n. Boutel in block 10 in
the city of Sedalia until July 4, 1886.
r. NJ. Scotch and others filed a
petition for a new public road in Sec
tod 2, township As, range %, and a
remonstrance being filed to the con-
struction of said road, the bearing of
the matter was postponed till Tuesday
of the June term.
1t was ordered that the assessment |
of Hatton Brothers for SO, 900 on mill
property at Green Ridge for the year
1886 be erased from the tax books.
1t was ordered that the assessed
valuation of lot 10, block 81 for the
year 1885, be reduced from 81 900 to
So, 900.
1t was ordered that the tax for the
years 1874 and 1876 to 1881
inclusive on part of section 9, town.
ship 46, range 81, be compromised by
the payment of the original tax.
The road commissioner presented
his report in reference to the change
of various public roads.
1t was ordered that the bridge COM
missioner inves tigate the ford at Mid
dleton's crossing, on Willow branch,
and report to the court what repairs
ON same are necessary.
1t was ordered that upon all tax
able property in Pettis county, both
real and personal, there be levied for
taxes and licenses for the year 1886,
upon a valuation of 500, as follows
For state purposes, 40 cents; for
county purposes, 80 cents; to pay in
terest on the new funding bonds of !
the county, 20 cents; to establish a l
sinking fund for the purpose of re-
ieeming the new funding bonds of the
county, 10 cents; to pay interest on ]
he new court house bonds, 6 cents; to I
establish sinking fund to redeem said G
court house bonds, seven cents; for !
,oad purposes, fifteen cents to pay !
he interest upon bonds issued to re- !
iaen, the old Mount Sterling township !