The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-07-11

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The court met at 8 o'clock Monday
morning, Judges Smith, Filing and An
drews present.
Dramshop licenses were granted to the
following: Fritz Langkrahr, Corder, and
to Langkrahr d Moore, HigginsvilIe; II.
A. Blakely, Fritz Baldwin, j. w. johnson,
Jeude & Limberg, Il. Hoffman, John r.
McCanse, McLeon x Gates, John f.. Hill,
Frank Bruder, Henry A. Ostoff, Christian
Meyer, N. Silvcrman, f. Il. Hcarlc, Gustav
Hearle, A. Geyer x Co., Pat Pagan, J. p.
Owens, John Baehr, and John q. MehI.
1t was ordered that the contract made
by b. d.. Weedin with the st. Louis Bridge
and Iron company, for IL bridge over the
Big Sni, on the Wellington and Greenton
road, be approved and confirmed. This
is known as the McClelland bridge.
b. ID. Weedin was ordered to build Il
bridge on lanyard Branch, south of Well
ington, on the Wellington and Grcenton
road, and bridge near McClelIand's; and
examine and fix bridge near Pete Fulker-
sons, in John Neill's roa district.
The personal property taxes of w. Il.
Mcfarland, for 1889, were abated. No
property in the county at time of the as
sessment.
Court adjourned until Tuesday.
SECOND DAY.
The school mortgage of Christian Il.
Grau ordered satisfied.
Commissioned b. ID. Weedin makes re-
port of road below Waverly laid out where
the bank OF the river fell in; report APP
proved, and $15 damages awarded Chris
Walton. About 40 feet of the road went
into the river.
1t was ordered that William Price, adj
judged insane by a jury in the criminal
court, be sent to the lunatic asylum ut st.
Joseph. A warrant for $65, six months
pay, was ordered drawn and paid to G. Il.
Sanders, treasurer of the asylum.
Abatement OF double assessment of taxes
granted James Schooling, for 1889, on II
acres, east side of northeast quarter of the
northwest quarter of section 7, township
40, range %.
The court then adjourned until Wednes-
day morning.
THIRD DAY.
The annual school statement of the
county treasurer was approved.
The matter of n ferry license asked by
Eli Chronister was continued until the
next term of the court, by request of the
applicant.
Stephen Gates was ordered to remove
distractions from the county road along
the railroad, so as to allow the road to
run on the old line of said road, and The
nuaruaar pf that 4iSfricf Iopruo w GhnIfz
was directed to open the road on the old
line so rs to put it in good travelling con-
dition.
1t was ordered that Frank Kirby, con-
victed in the criminal court, and, by rea-
son OF his age, II years, sentenced to the
reform school for boys at Boonville, be
taken to that institution by the sheriff,
and that Il warrant for $50 be drawn to
defray his expenses.
WARRANTS DRAWN.
Warrants to the amount of SIP were
ordered on the poor house fund for bene-
fit of poor persons.
James Ii. Straughn, salary as county
physician .................. IS Al 81
M. Howsare, care Of poor farm. 80 60
IL. Gassen, work on poor house.. 50 "a
Henry Boese lumber for poor farm. III "a
Thomas t.. Chinn, inquest on Il.
Gordon. 2S 75
G. b. Sanders, expense insane asy-
lum -. 63G 4C
JOS. Harper, expense insane asylum 81 e
&. s. Mitchell, taking Groves to
asylum. IS 81
Winkler Fur. Co., two collins ...... 8 81
Leroy Farmer, paint for poor house. II 81
G.. b. Sanders, treasurer, admission
fee, William Price, col ............ 90 On
{. IL. Leonard admission fec, Frank
Kirby to reform school .......... 30 On
Warrants for $685. H'ere drawn on tn,
road fund.
; Warrants for S2,299.75 were ordered
, drawn on the county revenue fund, in
Guiding 81 ,O35.7 70 to G. l.. Ewing, clerk o
/, the criminal court, fees in criminal cases