The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-08-10
COUNTY COURT.
Regular Monthly Meeting-war-
rants Allowed and Other
Routine Business
Transacted.

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The county court met Yesterday
morning pursuant to adjournment,
present judges Taylor and Anderson.
In the absence of Judge Gentry. Judge
&c Taylor presided.
Warrants were ordered issued as
follows:
For assistance TO paupers, quite a
lengthy list, aggregating however, but
$3.50.
w. p. Anderson, services as super
intendent of poor farm for month end
ing August 1st, s96.l0.
Boarding Robt. DeGarmo, s2.70.
J. A. Lowry for road purposes,
$500.
c. H. Elliott, for repairs on court
house dome, $500.
j. G.. Cairnes for services as super
intendent os repairs on court house
dome, sgt. So.
W. P. Henson for road purposes,
SO
Phil Kelly, assistance TO paupers,
SO
Ii was ordered that the state audi
tor be authorized to draw his warrant
in favor of John L. Hal
treasurer OF PettiZ County, for the
amount OF stale school money appor-
toned - said county by the state SUI
Ferlntendent of public schools, and
also for the amount of road and canal
funds apportioned by the state treas
urer and state auditor.
1t was ordered that a dram shop
license be issued to Charles Carroll at
his stand in block fl, expiring Jana-
airy I, 1857.
In the absence of Judge Gentry
Judge Taylor presided.
Warrants were ordered issued as
follows
For road Purposes; J. A. Bohon
$50; John p. RoutsOn SO, 40; w.
II. Glass $3.50; $. 6. Handley
sl6 ; Z. r. Kelly $3.50.
Other warrants were ordered as fol-
lows:
A. r. Easton, stationery for county
offices, $3.50.
NJ. G. Ingram, stationery for
sheriff, So.
j. W. Houx, hardware, $3.50.
Mccormick Harvesting Machine
company, for road scrapers, 1910.
j. NJ Logan, repairing fence and
sidewalk at Jail, 81 80.
David Ramsey, collins for paupers,
s4.20.
Geo. d. Barnard & Co., stationery,
$3.50.
E. E. Mcclellan, stationery for re-
corder, 81.
w. c. Cheatam, d. NJ. Gray, DAN
lei Donahoe, Jesse Reed, w. S. An
derson, j. s. Reedy, NJ. d. Hogan,
Alexander Wright, services as road
commissioners, SO each.
j. c. johnson, Services as county
surveyor, road and bridge commits
sioner, sS5, so.
Mentor Thompson, assistance to
Surveyor, SO.
j. F. Cowan, repairing culvers, $40.
VIM. Courtney IL Co., shoes for
prisoner, 81, 25.
j. West Goodwin, blanks, 1925.
Meyer Lumber company, lumber
for fence and sidewalk at jail, $50, Sc.
Quarles IL Fellows stationery So, so.
Samuel Sterlin. justice of the peace
and acting coroner for holding inquest
on the body of Henry Thatcher,
1885.
1t was ordered that the tax on the
east half of block 9 and lot ~, block
10 in Cotton Brothers addition to Sc
dalia, be compromised by the pay
ment of the original tax for the years
1888, 1884 and 1885.
Davidson d Swartz repairs on court
house dome, 1886.
DRAWING A JURY.
1t was ordered that the following
uamed persons be drawn to constitute
the etit jury for the September term
of the criminal court: Joe Gregory,
NJ. A. Ayers, d. NJ. Payne, G. w.
Patrick, David Weikley, John Jack
son, w. H. Fuller, George 7. Allen,
John Cook, John Goodfellow, Jssepr
league, c. L. Marsh, Thomas NJ.
Nelson, Richard Misty, Henry Beam
an. David Dooley, j. E. Mccormick,
r. D. McCubbin, E. v. Mcclellan.
c. E. McGhee, j. o. Edwards, S
III. Olmstead, Spencer Morgan, j. N.
Daily.
Court adjourned until the first |