The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-04-17
QUARTERLY COURT.
TIE County Revenue sdjaRa@itt tee
neutrality-suspicious..

Rel0rt-ApprOpriGtiOns.
The following are the aRnpopri-
atoms for the quarterendipgl&sp ril
4, 1891:
w. Baker, bridge repairs ..". $l4.00
]. II. Combs, feeding prisoners 80
7. W,iLockhart, overpaid taxes 1912
H. Herndon, overpaid taxes . .97
J. r. Nouden, oyerpaid taxes -. 100
E, G. Flowers, exofiicio services
and jail account ......-.. 22l.50
+. E, Fry, jailor ,.........-.... 405
d. R. Johnson, keeping paupers l25.05
j, WE. Smith& Bros coffin 800
j. NJ. Lashleereommissioner poor 1850
W. H.. Hyatt, commissioner poor 1850
OLE. Whitfield, Overseer. l6G
w. "A. Steele, jr., express charges
on county stationery ......... f1lR5
d. f. Mobiles, shroud ...... Hfi0G
w. H. Hyatt, coffin .,... $500
j. I. Bowes, registering deed, l-35
HID. 0dle, burial expense. ~. il.H
j. F. 'Dowdy, supplies for j. G.
Allen. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1880
g. Z. Bateman. eKeentingnotices 80
B. G. Scruggs, inspection Of court
house. Observation-Disclosures. 1910
l. ALB Barnes, care of pauper. 77.50
Marshall & Bruce, blank books. Go1E
w. A. Steeleijr,, exofficio service 24.25
d. j. Graham, supplies furnished
Mrs. King and Mrs. Ragb0rn s10d0
MeDaniels& Fryssupplies furnish
ed Nath Robinson, $6.95;I. B.
Smith, $685.; Mrs. Dudley, 1915 1765
, The revenue bill adopted, places
! the property tax atl45ccents arid
) the privilege tax at 45 cents Eor
5 courthouse repairs and bheccmFt
. house fence, "a special tax of 5eents
is levied. The bill was so amend
Esdas tomake the marriage license
also cents.
e Thecountyt judgewas instructed
to issue warrant forrepaiEs ON the
a courthouse and courthouse fence
e Ffor amount that awill pay cash
Q claim when, amountJis discouhSdd
e or the best rate that can beobtain-
! ed"
nj Five days work was assessed
a against road hands, and ABROAD tax
: of 5 cents was levied, one-fourth Of
i which. is assessed on privileges.
t The railroad tax was proratdd
among the road districts sas per
y milage of roads.
i Under the new road 'law the
! county has been redistricted, the
s road districts beingmade identical
S with the civil districts, and thefol
t lowing road commissioners were
# appointed.
n G. =. Clark. NJ Herndon.
w. F, Harrison. DtJ GO cement.
W. r. Marchbanks A. P. Lashee.
. P. A. Bridges. Hardy Hatley.
p Gillespie Pafford. @. NJ. Wiseman.
e James Bullock. O. "A. Walker.
James Holloman. T, j. Smith.
Second and third class reads uH-
der the old laware classedsas third
> andfourth class roads respectfully,
G, under the new road law.
u The report of the fiisance com
L mittee shows that, The countyclsFk
y has collected revenue,fOrthe quar-
y ter ending April j, 1881, ssrfolows:
IS State, $2l2234 county, Sl97 ,92k;
a school, S77753; road, $36l461 to-
vt tai, $524379.
80 Revenue collected through the
1t Office of circuit ,courtclerkifor tire
Is present quarter is as follows State,
N $7.314 ;county, $1zo64; total, $24-
t. 37a.
The clerk and master has col
lected and reported county taxes
II on litigation: S19969. s. :
or For the months of january ~
r February (no report for Nd
~ the trustee has takenap and
le ed over and the county judge
lie cancelled warrants as follows
~ county, s2,462501 school, SO,
lie Is; road, S3lS.95.