The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-04-12

positions and work their roads as
before until further notice, and that
they keep their roads in good order
as the law requires.
The settlement of j. 9. Savage,
trustee, with the chairman of the
court tor the months of January.
Fe bruary and March was presented
and approved.
Eli Spurlln was contracted with
10 keep Alfred Black, lunatIc, at
S12 per month.
William McKinnie, VIM Smith
and Z B Stuart, commissioners app
pointed to examine the poor on the
premises of Eli Spurlin, report the
paupers we'll treated and properly
provided for and the management
entirely satisfactory.
w II Reynolds, ] I JoYner and
j l. FoOte, commissioners appoint
ed to repair Jail made their report,
which was adopted and committee
discharged. The cost of repairs
amounted to S261.99.
The following Is the tax levy:
Property on each $10O, for county
purposes, 10 cents; for school pur
poses, 20 cents; for road purposes,
| 5 cents; on retail liquor dealers in
towns of 1000 inhabitants, $3.50;
less than 1000, 800.
VIM McKinnie, VIM Smith and
E B Stuart were reelected commits
4 sionefs for the poor of Hardeman
county and salaries fixed at $1,000
They are required to visit the pau
pers quarterly.
Resolutions adopted by the bar
of Bolivar in regard to the death OF
Hon. Jesse Norment, were spread
upon the minutes of the court by
request of the bar.
TN Newsome, circuit court clerk
was ordered to purchase a desk FOL
the clerks Office, not to exceed II
: cost ten or twelve dollars.
The following is the venire fol
May term OF circuit court;
No. ii NJ Prewitt, H Godsey.
. No. y w Futrell, w A May.
r No. s-W w Casselberry,J B kirkland
ii NO = w II OCuOCll5a - n IAOOAN - Il
No. 5-Moses Campbell.
( DO. 6-Jno Fl Bills, T M Moore, I /
Newbern.
No. IT 9 Sexton.
No. 8-Whitson Macon, John Perkins
a No. Geo Calhoun, Thos Marshall.
i. No. 1O-Wylie burden, B Sauls.
No. lis H Jones, q NJ Wilson.
J. No. 12-Thos B Hurt, w B Brint.
I'll No. 13-E H Doris, JnO A Fulghun
II No. 14-Jos Young, Thos g Patrick.
l. No. ia J Kellar, JAS U Little.
No. I6-Nathenial Ragan,J Teagu
No. wv TT Thompson, ThOs EaI
kin.
No. 18-Lafayette Murby, Jasper She
ton.
ID No. 19-George NJ Nolen.
ne No. 20-Lewis E Pierce
ar WV Smith and u w Chambers are
serve as officers of said court
OF APPROPRIATIONS.
Eli Spurlin, keeping paupe-s from ia
:. l, 1889, to April 1, 1889, $313.9l; B
Ie' Hudson, paints, oils, etc., for COURTEOUS
$50; D Z Durrett, amount paid w
Taylor for painting courthouse, 6lOO;
E Durrett, 143 pounds MANILA rope, "a
>. w HI Reynolds, chairs, bolts and tact
~ work on windows and pauper cOE6r
OUsSOe IAboCI 4uAAACAg AuAAbNA
ne county, 1912; R Pirtle, keeping terr
1850; Kahn Brothers, spittoons al
i, pitcher for courthouse, 1.40; Ellioth
nc Barden, pauper coffin, 800, Mercer
=. McGlathery, pauper coffin, 800; ]
-, johnson, buckets to sheriff for use Of ia
,,s' $40; W W,Farley, ex oficlo services, ct
90 26.OO; Anthony Ramsey, cleaning Q
Tvs court house cistern, 500; T P Campbe
work on Jail, $50; Marshall s. Bru
books tor courthouse, 700; Robt Brig
timbers for bridge near Bolivar. 500;
7 Howell, holding inquest, 800; w
on Reynolds, amount paid to laborers a
W. for material foI Jail, 261.99; NJ B Stua
building bridge, $3.50; C L Hudson,
VIZ pairing bridge, $500; w A Aehord bun
w ing bridge. 24.0O; J L Mitchell, buildi
is bridge, $500; A Simmons, building t
irs bridges, 1000; John I Moore, buildi
K. bridge, $500; J w Luttreli, buildi
bridge, 1000.