The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-02-12
MEMPHIS, Mo-, Feb. =, 1891.

roads retitioned for by J. W. Haw-
ing. and 10y G. J. Hartman ct. al.
Loan of 800 to Jno. Piper APP
proved and ordered made out of
county school fund.
Committee appointed to locate
bridge over Bridge creek, near resi-
dence of Marion st. Clair.
Vim. L. Smith was ordered to view
roads petitioned for b! NJ. \. Allen,
ct. al, Nelson Win. ct. al and Geo.
Frederick, ct. al
Reports of commissioner on roads
pctitioncd for by J. W. Hughes, ct al
and Joseph Snodgrass, approved and
roads ordered established.
Report of commissioner on new
road pctitioncd for by J. VI. Lancas-
ter, ct al, fled and approved, and
committee appointed to assess dam
ayers.
The road pctitioncl for by }. IL.
Crouch WAS granted and same or'ter-
ed opened upon payment of damages,
Geo. Vi. Woodruff was ordered to
build bridge hear the residence of
James Dalton in Mt. Pleasant town
ship.
Tax books presented by W. c.
Laid was approved.
Court adjourned until Tuesday,
February ,, 1891.
Taxes on lots ). 6, !, and S, in
block ,, in Uniontown, Mo, were re-
leased
Dsamshop license granted to Clay
Black.
Wednesday, Feb. I, 1891.
c. y Cunningham was appointed
Justice of the Peace of johnson
township, on petition Of thirty-fisc
citizens of said township.
W. l.. Smith was ordered to view
new road pctitioncd for by ". ID.
Burrus. ct III.
IL. II. Miller was ordered to repair
bridge near his residence
The objections to the issuance of
dramshop licenses to Sharr Il Nc
Candless were ovcrrulctl. and license
were granted to same.
Motion for rc-hcariny in the =: INC
case were ovcrrulcd.
The objection to assessment books
for 1891, were overruled.
The bond of Sharr 4 McCandlcss.
consistin. of }. i. Toomhs, Jno. L.
Graves, J. II, Thompson, J. NJ. Myers
Francis Green and Clay Black, was
approved.
THURSDAY. Feb. ), 1891.
John l.. Trent was appointed over
seer district ,, Clio
Trcasurer's settlement prcsentc,
and approved.
Mrs. Daggs was allowed $3.50 pc
week for l3 weeks.
FRIDAY, Feb. :, 1891.
The bond OF james Garrett wa
released
The prayer of petitioners for a new
township to be called Vast, was grant
ell and voting precinct changed from
Middle Fabius to Prairie View. TIN
new township will compose part o
| the western district.
Bids for county deposits will b.
received at April meeting. Til
renting of the poor farm was ordered
to take place at the March term.
, The road petitioncd for J. X
Shacklett, ct. al, waa ordered open
: ell and worked by oversccr.
The assessments on CORN and Ru'
i. ledge were recommended to ut leas
81, 800, and that the valuation pc
mile of the G. S. +. & c. II. r., b
increased to at least $4,000.
; The court ordered the bond c
Alfred Rathbun released.
SATURDAY, Feb. Z, 1891.
- Geo. NJ. Woodruff was ordered
build the Burrus bridge over Middl
Fatius.
Jno. II. Trent's bond rs oversee
y of road, district 4,-G4,-1O, was a
proved,
g VIM. l.. Smith was ordered TO vie
q public road petitioned for by S.
!. Norton, ct. al, and report at nc:
J. term.
= Pauper and insane fund-M'
W Morrison, $3.50; A. +. Weaver, 81
q ront for Frank Long, Sl2; Nilsson
Reform School, s30.15.
c From road and bridge fund.-.
l, Morris, $3.50; John II. Baker, j
l. $3.50; S. D. Baker, drawing pilin
d. $3.50.
s, From contingent fund-Geo.
Myers, supplies to county, s3-2
Mrs. S. A. Jcwett & Son, supplies
= county, 1913; VT. Webb, wood, !
49, S. A. Allen & Son, supplies to coun
-. $3.50; W. W. Purmort, supplies
" county, $780,. &. Moore, cxpcns
in r. Il. case, $3.50; J. p. Nesl
cr expenses in r. r. case, 500; H.
-. nibal Printing Co., $47.
"' From officers salary fund-W.