The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-01-16

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chase anderectan iron fence around
he court house, were not prepared
to report the expenses Of the same,
and the committee was instructed |
to ascertain the full amount of ex-
penses and report the same to the |
Judge of the county court who was
instructed to issue warrants for the |
amount,
The report Of the finance COM
mittee reflects a great dealo Of cred
it on the officials. of the county.
A resolution that no school di-
rector pay more than $25 per month
to any teacher in the public schools
of the county during the year 1891,
was adopted.
William Shurley gave bond as
magistrate of the eleventh civil dis
trict.
The report of county superin-
tendent Of public instruction, j. H.
Harper, was read and filed.
Matthew G.. Holland, failing to
give bond for the payment of the
amount assessed against him in the
bastardy case, was committed to
the county jail.
The settlement Of trustee W. j.
Barnes shows that the amount Of
warrants issued i'll access Of the
available assets makes a total of
$1,589.S1.
APPROPRIATIONS.
w. E. Bivens, making desk ... $500
G. n Travis, publishing election
notice ..............- $50
3. @. Scruggs, expenses for con-
Yeying Artecia Summers to in
sane asylum .......,....... $50
G. w. Florence, same as above 1850
Mike Bussey, hauling roal .. rs
j. A. Clement, hauling coal. $500. 1887
L.. o. Lashlee, hauling coal ~-. 1.5C
Presson and Barnett, building
| Jfro ovo,, p;o ConI,, Divoy 90 H(
D, j, Graham, holding inquest
over one Sullivan. ...... 500
]. P. Lowry, same as above. 500
I'D Benton ]. B. Lindsey, J.B.
Waters, A, Bill, W K. Hicks,
and W. j. Morris, juros at in
quest as above, so cents each. 3.0(
HUTCHINSON & Owen, lumber, 80. 5.4;
Marshall & Bruce, books, ETC. 21,5C
Lipe & Lowry, benefit Of Nathan
Robertson .....................~. h3i
D. j. Graham, benefit of Misses
} King Observation-Disclosures. 5.S;
w. A. Steele, ir., ex'oticio SER
vices, etc .............. l9.9t
J. f. Presson, coffin for Henry
7 Parks NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 't.3
]. R. Johnson, keeping poor ,... 1851
! +. L. Fry, jailo. ,.......,.... 1917
]. G. Barnes, account of Berry
Saunders .................y.. 10
: Mrs. Buchanan, on account Of
6 blind boy. ......,.............. 10
f. c. Lashlee, keeping pauper. rs
Il G. Alden, J. NJ Lashlee, and
3 H, r Pierce, commissioners
poor, 81 80 each .........- As
f. g. Whitfield, county physician 80
Alvin Madry, for benefit of Mary ?
e Neaiy ................,...... 20
t D J. Graham, for benft of Mrs.
Raybor. ...... 10
G. B. Greer, for benefit Of james
!, McCord Observation-Disclosures. rs
d Z. q. Flowers, carpet tacks G
e E, E. Fry, coal, etc, for jail 1913
G. q. Bane, inquest of insanity of
ArteCia Summers. .......... 5.9
q + G, Hudson, same as above . sc
II L. e Hicks ........~.....-~. ID
n Mcdaniel & Fry, supplies for i
p B. Smith and Mrs. Dudley . 9S
Joseph Acknowledgement of Came
liza Bond.......,.................... "a
s. j. H. Harper, county superin-
]. tendent -...,................ 1904
q L. Il, Fry, clothing furnished
Hugh Arnold while in county
L E. G, Flowers, ex-oficio services. 15t
Re The following jurors were az
"a pointed to serve at the next Apr
d term of circuit court:
is First district; Ninth district:
~, G, +, Clark, Ii Brumager.
Second district: Homar Parker
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