The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-10
The County Court

COuIt COuNtncu lnls IuOTuiDS With III
of the judges and officers present.
The consideration of the pauper
claims, the allowance of $50. 40 to w.
p. Anderson, for keeping the poor
farm, and three tax compromise cases,
occupied the entire morning session.
Immediately after the court
convened for the afternoon session.
DR.. White, the state veterinarian,
appeared before them IN regard to
some supposed glandered horses. A
couple of months ago DR.. White dis
covered horse ON a farm near Green
Ridge afflicted with what he pro-
nsnu,ed CHAMBERS, and ordered the
animal quarantined. During the dis.
cusslon of the matter, Judge Gentry
said he had taken notice of that horse
and that it afterwards developed
that the horse had nothing
but distemper, and as q
result of his invs stigation, he
did not believe there was OF had been
single case of real CHAMBERS in the
county. The matter was under dis.
cussion when the reporter left the
court room.
A dram shop license was issued to
belong d Co. for dram shop in the
LIE Grande hotel block.
The court gave consent to the
building of an electric street railway
In front of the court house square.
In answer from letter from Mayor
Crawford, it was ordered that the
poor fund to be disbursed in the city
OF Sedslia, shall be paid to Officer Phil
Kelly who will see to it's proper des.
bursement. Officer Kelly has charge
of the city's charity fund, and is
thoroughly acquainted with the wor.
thy poor who deserve assistance.
\ school loan of $3.50 was made to
T. w. Cole and j. F. Guenther, of
G.een Ridge.
Bridge commissioner John
sun reported that the con-
tractors has completed the follow
ing bridges and were entitled to their
pay for the same.
Little Muddy creek .......................S35O
South Fork......... $40
Warrents for the amounts were
ordered issued.
The following general, fund bills
We're allowed.
To Geo d. Barnard & Co., for rec
ords and blanks for county offices 50 65
To Klinger & Marker, for legal
blanks for county offices........- Is 80
To Queen City Printing Co, letter
heads for county ofices.......... IS
To Henry Swalley, for court records
for county offices. "a 90
To Chss. S. Dexter, for stationery
Tor county ofhces................... %
To Goodwin Printing Co, for books
and blanks for county Offices. 10l %
To- DR.. S. g. Crawford for attend
ing sick pauper..-...... .........-..-.. 10 90
To DR.. III. o. Hall, for attending
sick pauper ............-.......... 10 90
To city of Sedalia, for care of sick
pauper .-............. Al IL
To Sedalia Electric Light and Pow
er Co, for light at court house
and "A w
To SedalIa Electric Light and
Power Co., for coal furnished
court house and Jail ................ 6 05
To Missouri and Kansas Telephone
for phones at court house and
lall ......... b w
To T. w. Cloney, for hardxa
furnished at court house .........- 9 SO
To Crystal Ice Co., for ice furnished
court house.. ......-................... 10 81
To III. w. MARITIME, for coal fur
nished at court house. ii 45
To John Wamsley & Co., for mat
ting furnished at court house. Is Is
To Aug. Fleischman, for busters
furnished at court house.. 2 90
To Meyer Lumber Co., for lumber
furnished at poor farm. 15S 10
To T. w. Cloney, for hardware fur
nished at poor farm. 6 so
To Collins, Farnham & Co., for liv-
cry furnished grand jury........... IL 90
To Messerly & Meuschke, for blan-
kets furnished at jail............... s 90
To Rippy & Son, for repairs at Jail Z 90
To Van Wagner Bros, for shoes
Tor prisoners ....-............. ..-.... 10
To Ellis r. Smith, for services as
Sheriff. 500 10
To j. c, johnson, for services SIS
surveyor.........-...... 6S 70
To E. A. Eubanks, for assisting
surveyor ........- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 90
To Mentor Thompson, for assisting
surveyor -..-..... . w
To Jno Smith, for services as jaui-
tor....................................... 65 90
To Frank Shackles, Tor services as
acknowledgements. .
The claims against various road
districts were examined, allowed and
charged to the district the supplies
were purchased for.
Bridge Commissioner j. G.. John
son reported that V. H. IgO had COM
pleted his contract for grading the
to Little Muddy and the
Lower bridges, amounting to s123.35;
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