Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1889-11-21

Petition of A J Beal to change
public road, ordered commission to
survey.
Petition to change public road
of b. NJ. Revelle, commission Or
dered to survey.
w & Myers, allowed Slle,OO for
work on roads in dist. No. I.
Order approved report Of commits
sioner in private road petitioned for
in his application and that sa,d road
be established and the said w G.
Works pay all cost.
w A Dunn, County school CON-
missioner allowed $50 salary and
s2.+s postage.
+ + Seabaugh, overseer Of dist.
No. l allowed $9S in four warrants.
| William Berry Jr, road overseer,
allowed $40, as follows $50 out of
dist. No. 9 and $40 out of general
fund
NJ NJ Alberson, poor person alow-
ed $40 for own support.
WK Chandler, allowed sl25 for
salary for quarter ending Nov. 1889.
Robert Drum, allowed $125 for
salary, quarter ending Nov. 1889.
Solomon Pressnell, appointed con-
stable of Union Township, vice
Jacob Shrum resigned.
+ NJ Wells allowed $4,2O for
cash advanced to pay freight.
Order allowing F NJ Wells 8 dol
lars out of interest of county public
school fund
FM Wells allowed $l29.G2 fees
as clerk.
John Huskey allowed $6c.25 fees
for taking Andrew Huskey, an in
sane person to the asylum.
Order allowed John Huskey 5s
dollars and 80 cents fees from circuit
court.
John Iuskcy allowed Is dollars
and Is cents fees as sheriff.
John Huskey allowed 10 dollars
out of interst of county public school
fund.
Garrett Stevens allowed IS dol
lars for guarding prisoners.
A J Bedwell allowed dollars and
so cents for making keys and repar-
ing doors in courthouse.
IT Pierce allowed 80 dollars fees
as road overseer in dist No. 8.
John w Laird allowed 8 dollars
out of dist No. 8.
Robert Drum allowed / dollar
and 75 cents ont Of rosd dist No. 5.
Robert Drum allowed II dollars
and 81 cents for supplies furnished
county.
Order to dismiss petition of B F.
Shrrock to vacate road known AZ .he
Rollins road for wantof prosecution,
and that the overseer be notified OF
the same. s.s-si-es=-4Ae-v7.--
| Court adjourned until s o'clock to
morrow morning.
TUESDAY NOV. IL SECOND DAY.
Court met pursuant to adjom.
ment.
l. A Long allowed 4 dollars out
of the funds Of road dist No. 3.
Official bond Of Jasper Frymirc,
Judge of probate, approved.
Philip BarkS allowed S3 dollars
for work on road.
James Cheek allowed Is dollars
for support of insane brother, poor
person.
J L Camoran allowed i dollar out
of dist No..
Henry Patton allowed 10 dollars
for care of Artimassa Massey, to
quarter ending in November.
Matilda Sipes allowed is dollars
for quarter ending Nov. 1882
Hugh l.asatcr allowed 25 dollars
fol support of insane sister.
+ w Bess allowed 20 dollars out
of road dist No. 3.
II + Watts allowed | dollar and
50 cents out of road dist No. }.
A L Whitener allowed dollar
and so cents out of road dist No. 3. |
J M Zimmerman accepted az ad.
ditiona' security on school fund bond
of D SWri:ht. s bond dated March
3, 1889. To school township No. 10.
David Wilson allowed is dollars
for own support.
| A Clippard allowed 10 dollars
and "a cents out Of road DIST No. 8.
Dramshop license granted to John
Boan for three months commencing
Nov. IA, and ending Feb. I3, 1889.
Statement of advalorem Of John
Boan, dramshop keeper, accepted.
1000 acres of county land ordered
struck from the back tax book of
1889. Taxes due for 1885. TThe
land is now owned by J. w. Stepp,l
Court adjourned until Wednes.
day, Nov. IS.
WEDNESDAY NOV. Is, 1889.
B L Bowman allowed 8 dollars |
for Table for collectors Office. |
Fee Jill allowed, state of Missouri |
VS. A J Maytisld 55 dollars and 85 |
cents. i
Fee bill allowed state of Missouri |
VS. A J Mayie'd SO dollars and 75j
cents. 4 Sl
VIM M Morgan allowed 80 dollass{
and 80 cents as salery. S. 1
FM Rolents and Peter Perkins
accepted az additional security a. /
school fund boud of W H Roberts fGe
SO dollars, dated llth Of Aug. lss0.
School fund bond Of John Farmer
for the sume of 81 dollar and ls eta.
with Wilson NJ Bihle, NJ + Mef
and J d Hahn az securities, approved.
Geo LESLEY allowed Is cents for
hauling gravel.
School fund bond Of David Mas
tors for the sum Of 10 dollars, with