The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-10-12
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Oct. Term, 1880.

SOuIl Intt pursuant W ouIoai 'iiOht,
Monday, Oct. z. Present:-Presiding
Justice Jos. F. Smith, and Associate
Justices r H.. Benton and Thos. A
CatrOn, Clerk Steele and Sheriff
Mitchell.
b. ID. Weedin instructed to examine
and report if bridge is necessary on
the farm of Moses Manuel, north of
and near Davis Creek.
School mortgage of May Perrie sat
isfied.
Lafayette Grizzell and Jno. Landlord
came before the court and reported as
to the condition of horses said to be in
fected with CHAMBERS, and the court
appointed Jno. ID. Robinson, Fred
Young and David Lyons, ST., as APP
praisers in accordance with the provis-
ions OF Secs. 6 and 9, page 2S0, Revised
Statutes, 1889. Their report was as
fOllOws:-
To the County Court of Lafayette
County, State of Missouri:-Tbe un-
dersigned, your appraisers, appointed
to appraise diseased stock in quaran-
tine, taking with us q. ). Mitchell,
sheriff of said county, at once pro
10 the locality where said q~uarantined
stock were and there made the apprais-
ment, taking into consideration the
condition of said stock and the disease
with which it is affected, in determin-
ing It's value, do now Immediately re-
port the same in writing, viz: N
I) cream colored yearling tilly, $40;
one "a brown, weanllng horse colt,
star in face, $50; one a. brown horse
mule, 9 years old, $50. The tilly and
colt both belonging to one John Lark
ford and the mule belonging to one
Lafayette Grizzelle; said stock being
found GU premises occupied by said
Landlord and said GriZzelle and
~quarantined on the 23d day of
September. A. d., 1889. by Ii. b.
Adair, state veterinary surgeon. The
said animals being the sane as men,
toned in the order of this court APP
pointing us as appraisers.
FRED YOUNG,
j. ID. ROBINSON,
DAVID LYONS, ST..
Appraisers.
Bond of Nj. NJ. Hord as constable OF
Freedom township approved.
Personal property assessment OF Geo,
Plattenburg for years 1855 6-7 ordered
corrected; he to pay one-half the taxes
assessed and the penalty on same for
'85 aud SO and one fourth OF tax
assessed and penalty OF same tor 1887,
The records were read and approved
) Two Middleton township and one
Davis township bond of 800 each
were ordered taken up.
b. ID. Weedin ordered to fix the
, bridge on the Wellington road near thu
7 covered bridge owe the Little Sni, ant
n l.;l,a nnar tho Ennnrnnv nIapp /
, necessary.
l.. Il. Kaufman ordered to TAXI
charge of the town clock from January
t /, 1890, at same salary paid heretofor'
$50 per year.
Compromise granted Frank Trig!
Oh lots Z, s and 9, blk. p, Shelby !
9 Co.'S. add. to Waverly Tor years 1877
o sS inclusive on the pay ment OF 50 int
the treasury.
President of the court authorized t.
. sign contract with l.. II. Harrison TO
rent OF farm
Compromise granted w. w. Davi
of taxes on south half of lots IL, Il an
Is, blk. SO, Waverly, for years 1881 t
X 1887 on payment OF original tax.
Il. b. Warren allowed TO pay orig
inal tax on personal property wlthOu
s interest for year 1887.
II Jno. G. Bledsoe, Il. Ill. Smith an
Jas. Dunlap appointed commissioners
to condemn land for road and asses
:, damages, with instruction to report a
next sitting of the court.
Lexington Water Go. allowed to pa
original personal property tax withol
o interest for year 1888
q b. d. Weedin instructed to bnil
n bridge over Willow Branch near ii
Fletcher Grove place.
Treasurer ordered to take up tw
Davis township bonds of 800 each.
The following allowances were mad
w Il MckinneY material and