Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1888-02-16
NUMBER 81.

w. 1. Phillips, S312.33.
". b. Grinsley, S427.
w. G. Gribble, .S324.52.
Ramey Jackson, S153. II.
TAX CREDITS.
John Mortemeyer by tax on 1884
erroneous assessment.
Mrs. A. II. Howell, S9.33 doable
assessment.
Hugo Bartz, SAP. 80; same.
John SlaugEnessy 6. and C. of
heirs of Patrick Burns, all taxes
against said wards for 1887.
Cameron & Dean, s22.05; errone-
Gus assessment for 1887.
MISCELLANEOUS ORDERS.
Deed ordered to d. r. Patterson
for e. b. Sc. II, sc, 16.
I. T. Elliott appointed com. 10
deed county's interest by quit claim
to W. b. Sc. 81. except 10 acres on
east side and Sc. sw. 81, all in 55,
II.
L. I. Crews ordered to purchase
80 cords sound wood for court house.
Dram shop license issued to Isom
B. Fletcher.
Clerk in accordance with an order
OF court presented abstract of ex-
penditurcs of Charlton county for
the year ending Feb. 1st, 1888
which was ordered to be published
in CHARLTON COURIER.
License granted Townsend & Per.
kinson to keep ferry across Grand
river near Brunswick.
john A. Lee, county clerk, pre-
sents annual settlement of fees,
which is approved and balance of
s10S ordered paid into treasury.
Clerk ordered to notify all persons
in arrears on interest to school fund
to pay the same by March 1st, or
mortgages will be foreclosed.
Following warrants barred by
statute of limitation cancelled by
court:
Thos. Dobyns s1.50, T. E. Mil
hoIlin Sl.50, F. NJ. Johnson S1.5O,
H. Fl. Wayland 81 80, w. S. O'Ban-
non $3.50.
Certificate to register of lands for
deed to John Stuttsman for school
lands in 56, 20.
Treasurer ordered TO transfer
1900 from county revenue fund to
pauper fund.
Statement of James +. Howe, vice
president of Wabash Western rail-
way, for purposes of taxation, ap-
proved by the court as to valuation
of buildings, rolling stock, &C., but
increased as to main line from SIS. .280
per mile to S12. 500; side tracks
from 81, ,640 per mile to 1920; B.
& G. Branch from $2,G40 per mile
to 1880; B. & C. side tracks from
81 ,320 per mile to 81, $40; S. & G.
Branch from $3.50 per mile to
So, 900; S. & G. side tracks from
81 1920 per mile to 81, 800.
Statement of G. M. Levy, Supt.
Chicago 6 Burlington railway for
of taxation approved ex-
cept valuation of track in which
changes were made as follows:
Main line raised from $4,000 per
mile to $500; side tracks from
s., 900 to $3.50. Same certified to
state auditor.
Annual settlement of j. A. Egan,
circuit clerk, filed and approved.
f. B. Kellogg presented semi-an-
nual settlement as county treasurer;
examined and approved.
Bond of E. B. Kellogg for $50
TO school fund, in lieu of bond of l..
I. Embree, deceased, approved.
Chapman 6 Agee So; supplies to
Door farm.
j. ]. Moore S115.21; corgeying
patients to lunatic asylum.
G. G. Dameron $11.40; expenses
IN returning Fannie Hoffman from Z
unatic asylum, and $2l.70 for four
lays as county court judge and
mileage.
F. NJ. Veatch S29; coal furnished
Jail.
$50 appropriated to build bridge
across Elm branch, in 1920; II.
com.
T. T. Cruise, S35; one months
salary as janitor at courthouse.
Bond of Susan Hodges to school
fund for $3.50 approved.
r. d. Edwards S62.50; services
Is deputy county clerk for January.
John A. Lee $3.50; services as
clerk, and SIS, for envelopes
md printing.
w. +. Perkinson S46.50; 7 days
IS county court judge and other SER
wees.
John Mcclellan S26.80; 5 days
services as county court judge and
mileage.
Adjourned until first Monday In
March, 1885,
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