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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26
4 NEW DISTRICT.

The building Of bridge over the river
on the south side 81 tC~n, viii open Gp
what Will b" practically u new district.
!, IL true that there are old and impor.
tant settlements on the other side oi the
rlVrr, opposite aud south ~ the town,
hut the difficulty, aud at many times
the danger, ~ crossing, isolaics them
from the town aud the settlements on
this sldr, Ia a great extent, and operates
very much ,u their disadvantage and
their ln!ur! Hut the building u good
county bridge vail remedy all this, will
ennhl" IT," people 10 trOss without
trouble, danger or expense, aud will
make pr"prtt! on the west sido Of the
RIVER ~ desirable and valuable as that
IN auy part u ,hc county
President Marvel. u the Atchisun, ~.
Gently wrote u ltterto Senator Plumb,
Of Kansas, IN which he said that the
Alchlsou cannot consider favorubly IN"
building u any new lines or extensions
in Texas on account ~ the reductions
ordered 10y the Texas commission,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26
PuEiii-, Meyers In jail.

During the past week, wh'c there
VAS u great Jam of people in the city.
several robbores, such IN picket rickcts,
the grabbing ~ money, shop lifting, etc,
occurred ~ a natural consequence. and
Louis Meyers, the faint hearted puglhat.
mud his trainer, Frank Bo'hweil. did
some OF the robbing, Saturday about
noon, the! spotted an old man, named
Joseph Sanlcr, from Socorro. tired FOR
tie wan, ~ sleep and partially inchriat,
ed ], Mas not long until Meyers had
hIm charmed, aud offered TO secure him
n room ia which he could quietly pass u
few hours IN the arms ~ Morpheus.
Both Meyers and Boutwell, wlnked at
each other they had secI Saular handle
some money and thcy knew that he Sas
dead soft TO Meyers own room. in
one II the Wills cottages on S,Nth street,
he was taken and rut To rest to sleep
not On bed, but sitting Gp IN u char
with his clothes on, The friends IN
time ~ need" then departed ami short
time afterwards SaLier was aroused from
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26

this purpose may not be opposed. and
yet u 10 possible, on the other hand, that
II may he, Tor there arc number "
precincts in the county that have no di.
rest interest IN bridge over the river
nj this point, aud i, would not hc ut all
unnatural Tor them to oppose u proposi.
ton which, they argue, would ,uctcaro
their taxes without comforting any cor
responding benefit. aud unless W. take
sOms interest ~ the matter. g. see that
our people are kept N mlnd ~ It, amt
brought out 10 vote, Ne mny wake up
after the election tu it'd that the pt.pp
slt'on has been lost, The Commercial
club ~ felrd u. n l.! tho p',r.o Co., I.. J.
after every 'hug - - public ia'urr. aud
!, has been slsgr''rl that the ,lHr br
purut Campaign committee % N.ra
w public interest I tnr matter n,l r,.
thpt such I'u- are taken a. Ni.l l'.,s
out good vote. There VII. = cunt.r.
b" 10 OF u-lt,.u 1. g." mr,Hufr 900 'Nl-
part ~ tie country. uu' iIt' I- exactly
shrt" The dtuEo' ,.u.us ,r, = there V,fr
"a 'rN p.t-ut. hrrr uIatIts vlsuf.u-
islt against u. tht N.g.l .hr We up
Ald We would ai iu'u ,s' urd y.,,. hl'
~ long ar ,lr uitn ,r.a.. ua'
every body t- '1r ',a u.vr .,.,. ia, ava,
from H." Iu,- n fru.Du - 'hr mH-'
TRIVIAL matter. ttE|.s - .rrH .... ip
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26

lditur ,ti4"u
On hehalf u the miners ~ Spcurro
count! "ish t. return thanks 10 &. &.
Hal, president " tn" fair asspcintlun,
aud LIS assistants for theIr fair, liberal
nnd eeutlrmanIy treatment To III. ~ the
representative ~ Srrurtn county, aud
also ~ THE DAILY CIrllrY, the cham.
rl"n aud ndvurRt. ~ the miners - both
territories. J j LEi-oN.
Not" The Socurru county .Shlh,.
was the admiration ~ all miners. IA fact
all who visited the main hall IN which It
WAS displayed. Tnr CIrllLN un,.cr
stands that She Territorial Worlds Fair
commissioners will examine the exhibit
today with view 81 securing tt for cN i
mhl,ion at the Worlds FAIR, Chicago.
Mr. Ir"son WI remain IN the city few
days longer Ia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26
Profitable INtrnNton

The Ahuqurrqu" railroad convention
seems To h'," gwen the project fur the
"Hl"utt"n ~ 10" Denver y RIO Grnudc
into New McNlru god start It ~ TO
b" hoped that the gentlemen VITO hn,c
been appointed ~ committee t. take
further st"rs N relation IT, this matter
viii do their w,;k faithfully aud prompt
~ H." n.""' practicable scheme IT, 10
"'gan,1" railroad company To- burld the
'N'"rs,un aud then look to the bond
h'Iicrr and rtockhuldrrs = the Denver
y iip Grand" Tor the money. There
would Oe rruiii m the extension Il tins
road to Albuquerque, regardless ~ hoN
rlus" the alliance boiwrcL the Ru
Granio and the Santa Fr NIGH, bc: fnr
Their" ~ u great deal 81 business aud
traffic To- ho done between New MrN ~
p'tnts aud the central and southwestern
parts o' tins etnte Denver Republican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26
re- TIiE POINT.

"The Judge received yesterday, has u
cartoon which sets forth the political
situation better and more fGrclhly than
It could bc Expressed columns ~
words On one side Is n sign bearing the
words England Free Trade " aud
under this are number ~ starving far
mers u Ireland, Scotland, England and
Wales, appealing 10 the world Tor bread,
aud on the other IL n sign board with the
one word "protectlon," aud Uncle Sam,
lat and well fed standing by the side 81
It with plHcHrd IN his hand which an
nounces TO tho world that he has "a
thousand million dollars worth ~ food
to Tell this yehr," That expresses it all
MGIor Mckinley and Speaker Reed, and
all tie rest, IN all the speeches they will
make this tall, will not be- able tn put
,as leading lssuc ~ the day before the
people IN more iorclblc manner than
that
TuE magnltuie u the persecution az
tie Jews hN the Russian government
may be understood when It N known
that over eigIt thousand - these people,
MI engaged in business IN Odessa, are
under notice 10 depart
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26
Notice or suit.

Territory 81 Nov Mexico, Ioupty 81 BernAlillo
IN the District Court, SECOND Judicial District
M. 3iip.
Nancy &. Wilk-. \
Chanc"ry for divorce.
The sald defendant, Nancy G., wilks. IL hcrrhG
not ih'Sl that "a hill ~ complain has b,@n tiled
against her Ia said cuurt by Henry W. WIKI. f1
Tor AN absolute di'urc and dissolution ~ Tho
lpnd- ~ mairim, ny existing bet w,s,n the lar,
ti'r, On the ground ~ abandonment, and cresl
hnd inluman treatment; and for other and fur
Their relief. IhHt unless you, the sAii defendant
npI"af IN ih" said suit at the Octoier, lspi, tern
~ said court Ia Ia begun aud held at tho unr
li""e nj Allnluerane, In said county, ON Tho
hrSt Monday IN OctOb.t, ispi, a decree pro- cus'
fe~so will liz entered against Jon,
CuAA, Y, HusT,
clerk and Register ia ChsncerJ,
PBSLAS i liHACoCk, Solicitors for tun'
ulainan',
Albuquerque. n, NJ. August rs, ISsl.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26
Weeklg Citizen
TnE nAiLnoAD CONVENTION.

The railroad convention ~ Friday and
Saturday was . complete success In
every particular, and gives us reasonable
ground 10 hope that the line in the inter.
est OF which the convention was called
will soon become reality. II seemed 10
shov 10 the company the degree ~ IN
terest that 10 felt 10y the people ~ this
country In the proposed enterprise. Not
only were all the points embraced In the
call represented by their most promi
bent citizens, but n number ~ plAc- not
mentioned 10 the call, among which were
Kingston, silver City and Dem,ne, pre-
sented delegations with n request for
their admission. thus showing tina, the
interest IN not confined to those places
Immediately on the proposed route, but
extends 10 all the dlac-nt country. All
Of New Mexico south ~ Glorlct,A IL wide
awake to the Importance ~ the move.
ment, and can be relicd upon IT, AL ~
carrying out the work.
The convention on Friday provided Or
the appointment Of general committee
t. be- known "a the COMMITTEE ~ pro
motion" and this committee, which IA
composed ~ the meet prominent aud ~
hncntlnl men ~ the district through
which the PROPOSED line II a. pass. had
meeting nj the rooms ~ TIA" Commercial
club on Saturday morning, and organ l,~I
10y electlnR Hon Thoa NJ Patterson u
Denver, president. Hon. II u Ferguson
~ Albuquerque, wee pre-. dent, aud zen.
H. l.. Bartlett ~ Santa Fr, secretary
At this meeting all the preliminary lie.
tails we're arranged, committees ui active
and energetic men we're appointed t. take
charge 81 business 10 thelr Respective
districts, and the whole eutetptlse was
put upon practical working basis
Mr. Patterson expressed unbouuded
astonIsh At the extent aud nature ~
the resources - this country, aud saul 4
the leading citizens ~ Denver could b"
made ~ realize the amount ~ trade
which they mtRht dtnS from the place
alone, ali tho money necessary g. build
the road could be raced "a tia, CITY
The several commt:ees appointed To-
gather Information IN regard 10 the
products and resources ~ the county
are composed Of active aud intelligent
meb, and when the result ~ their lnbors
~ pres-nte, 10 the convention at Ito srs
sIon which IL 90 lie held here on the Sth
~ NUvember nett, II will convince the
railroad company and the public that
such line ~ that proposed will pay
good return on the money necessary Tor
ItA construction
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26
NOticc or suit.

Territory ~ New MrXIru, tuuntJ ~ l@nRllu,
Ia ~" District Court Second Judicial lie ret
In thanccry.
W, No,8l~O
John I. 'olling,wur,h.)
The said defendant, John T.. tulling-wurtl, !.
hereby notified that hill ~ complaint has l--t
hl'si against lin IN sAid court hy Marion az.
hngswurth Tor Hn absolute" divorce and the liz
solution ~ toe bnnjs ~ mattimony existing H.
,N'rn Ia" partl"s On the grounds - nhnnduh.
m"nt, adultery and cruel and inhumAn ,feai.
mruti and Tor other and further relief That
unl,-r you, the said Defendant, apInar In .ad
suit NJ the Ortulrr, lSal term ~ said court, tu 10
begun and held ~ the touH Housc NJ hlbulurr
que, IN raid county. on the ir-t Monday in I cto'
hcr, isHl, decree Ir" confcssu will lc "nirrri
against you.
tHAs. b, iluST.
clerk and Register In thaur.ty.
fHTi,N 4 IlIA,uCg, Solicitor. for tom.
plunHnt
Alhuquct ,ur, y, NJ, August T., I-VI.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26
Malice OF RuiI.

Territory ~ NcU Mexico, county ~ lLrnRlilo.
Ia district court, Second Judicial District. 10
chancrrS,
John frttir
vs. NJ. 500,
LluiHa frtiis.
The said lSrui-a fstlin il hereby nutihesl that .
hill ~ complaint has ls"u hl,sl against her 10
said court 10y John frits for AN absolute divorce
existing between the parties, On the grounds ~
abandonment, and Tor other and further relief
That unl"-s SOu, the said Defendant, ApIsA
In said suit NJ IA" oci"ls,r, i-pi, term ~ said
AlbuqusfIu", in said county, un the hrrt MONDAY
In October ISHi. a decree pro cunfesao will b
entered against you.
CHtH y. HUNT,
Clerk and licgiztcT in thAncerJ
PuTlAN HENuSg. Solicitors for Comp lainAhL
Albuuunruua A. NJ july 81 ls,ll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26

Property ana tinns NJ the Taer,e
Mountain Conner nnd s.old 60

Th" nircs - lho iuctto Mountain
topper n Huli Company are situated "a
ihc north sldr ~ the I,rrtp m,uutnina,
'rv ard u hiit u.lf from tie town ~
h'i.lru, 40 south Nantu fr county, Nrw
h"Nlc., ttuw - t',E't mi'rs from the
ipw"ua t'rul go coal banks AMI ditcrn
w'l.s tfum H." ruiltDa station 1hrnc.
rUfr"hr.s Z the ora nrr The suunc az they
az" ~ IT," tuuth e'G" - the rupttu
u'uu nts tu the Sa. ia Fc COPPER com
pnul'v mur- Ne ores how parity n
l"un uun,hci quHriy turk, containing
tuue t..u uNIdn 'nsid,r itcc gold Dahput
~ g. flu yer tor pnd partly uA,iil.d
""lp"t urr, churs,t u. depth Ds gained
r'',.rp"t gtltcs ana hm' niumiua
garrett IT," course 4 the Nwu. = the
n..'s owned ~ the company II from
vr.t = north g. chpt ~ south, nrd the
||p - 'hos" veins IL tpNNrl the cnst
al - 's.l degrees trom the horizontal
\ t..O NIl. to- sunk 10 strike tho differ
"r'u' , r'., and nj, the miu,s ~ the
o. .|.,.g> wicked r. ~ urc central io,ut.
d.. u.u,s are u,. rI'ualri ou x VEIN.
.'. Nnu, .utg the south side ~ tir
brlla.au' u. tie ruttr, and the north
..l'.. o.. tHpu',d Canon dcl Aguu
e ,.' 'uf.. SOUTH \ smr,,cr site has
u.,l n...'ri uu located It vii take
"... mn.'rs &" open up tn" MINES
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26

\ gentleman from California uuN IA
u" city, VITO Visited IT," fur .aSt week,
sa!s that hr saw fruits - certain classes
there winch any competent Judge would
prunJunc" Tar rup"r,u- / any - thr
same Glasses thA can hr raised lu Cali
furnia H." mentioned especially g."
apples, pears aud plume, ard pruporcs 10
Ia" Commercial cluu that 4 that urgnu
lIatlun viii send ham samplos - such
fruits renewing ,hrm from time to time
~ may b" necessary, he wlll keep thrm
IN exhibition ut the Baldwin hotel or
SON" other equal! prominent place IN
San Francisco, ~ Experiments ~ New
Mexico FRUITS ruput our fruit on rx
hlbltlon IN tho rhlrf rutl ~ what II eup
posed e. Ice the chrf fruit district ~ tie
world, would srrm To- lee very audur.
lnus proceeding ca our pnrt, but the gen.
tI"mHn referred L. assures w that i
would he one ~ the beet advertising ar
rauIcmruts ~" could make, Tor he dc-
clafcs TINT such apples ~ lac saw AT the
faIr last week cannot he grown ~ Cali.
fornia, and he IL cuuidrnt that II they
were once introduced there the demand
from that quarter Tor New Mexico mp.
ples wsuld take all that We would he
able to supply.
ithoso who had fin" apples on exhi
bltion last week viii srud IA suuc ~
their best specimens, We are confident
TINT the club w,ll forward them. and II.
IN that way, "" can build up II market
Tor our fruit IN California, Il will rstab.
lish New M"Nlco's reputation ~ fruit
country all aver the world.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26

The Denver News had n full column in
email type. received by telegraph, IN
reference To proceedings ~ the Albu.
querque railroad convention The para.
graph IN relation to Mayor Thornton's
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26

"" plumbers aud told 10 get out" by n
third party. After rubbing his eyes aud
realizing hls poeition, ho ran his hnnd
down IN the left aide pocket n his
trousers aud found n hule cut and the
contents ~ the pocket gone. lie then
sought NninIy tor his pocket book. which
u" hcr' in his coat, aud that was gone
"M'ud tni, ! am ruined" he cScitcdly
exclaimed, bat there was onc thing lac
could n" back on IN case wan,
Hnl starvation otatc him IN the lace.
That wdt h,a watch, Tut ln! On search
lrg IN the ruckc,s ~ the vest the time
piece had a'sI disappeared Coming
down town lee informed Marshal Mast,n.
I" whom H." gaS" u description ~ the
t"" men WHO had him ~ charge The
d"srupt,uu talllei with Meyers and
B"thw~i'. nrd they were arrested. Snnier
id"utiiiod both, aud thus morning jus
trr DrtGam put them under 500 bail
each, ~ default & which they now oc
cury cells IN the county jan Meyers IA
ALEC accused ~ stealing stack ~ silver
dullHrs from a roulette table while the
back ~ the dealer was mumcn,arlly
turned lie srrutrd from Sanlcr about
els ~ money. u watch and few papers
~ uu vain" u any one but the owner
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26
BRIDGE BONDS.

In accordance with the action ~ the
county commissioners at their last scs
sion, an election IA To- be held IN thus
county on Wednesday u next week 10
vote upon the question OF lssuiug the
bonds of the county To- the amount u
fifteen thousand dollars for III. purpuse
~ building a bridge over the Rio Grandc
at Corrales, and fifteen thousand dollars
Tor the purpose OF building bridge
immediately south u Albuquerque
The people north of us will attend 10
the Corralea matter, but they have no
interest in the proposition to build u
bridge south OF Albuquerque, and that
part ~ the question must be attended 20
by tho people OF Albuquerque, Barelas,
Atrisoo, Psisrito and Padiilas. II lsa
matter OF much Importance TO us. The
rich and populous districts on the west
side suffer great Inconvenience for want
OF proper facilities for crossing the river.
There are times every year when It IN im
poEslble to cross the stream without
going nearly n days journey around to
cross by the present bridge, and during
those iimes when bridge IL most need
ed that il frequently impossible, and
there Is no way OF getting across at all
A bridge located Just south % town, at
or near the point where the ford now ~,
will be matter Of great convenience to
the people on the other side, aud OF much
value ia q business way To the town.
There will he no doubt ~ the PROPOSE.
tion being carried II We give.t our H,ten.
tion, but us We have SAID above We must
attend TO II ourselves, since II IN n matter
that docs not concern the people Of any
necessary 10 for the people Of the several
precincts named 20 keep the business 10
mad and see 20 il when election day
comes that full vote IN polled. In Al.
buquerque and the precincts south Of
here, there will he no opposition TO the
proposition, but the danger 10 that votes
against II IN other parts Of the county
may defeat It, and for that reason It il
important that We should make arrange.
nients Tor getting out .ul. vote.
THE WAY TO 8VsLD a T0wX."
The Deming Headlight copies, under
the above caption, an editorial from laat
Tuesdays CITIzES, and pretsc-s II with
the following remarks:
The following, from the Albuquerque
CITIZEN, fairly illustrates not only the
methods whereby the people OF Albu.
querqus have brought their city to lts
present state OF prosperity and growth,
but also tho philosophy Of town building.
II shows a pride OF locality and an in
domltable undivided energy that never
did and never will fail II IL the way TO
build Il tOwn-apd what builds towns
will also develop aud build up stat"
IN OnDEh Now.
The fair and the railroad convention
was eech in it's way n grand success, and
each accomplished work that will result
IN great benefit TO Albuquerque, but in
tho midst OF our rejoicing over what has
been done, We must not lose sight Of
what We still have - do and the enter.
prise that now has the floor 10 the pro
posed bridge over the RIO Gran,s at a
DDinl oDn.,aila tina Allanlip L. nac,n,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26

Pfut tutior'r storm wave arrived yea
trrday, according to appointment. He
explained, N announcing the storm, TINT
TIVE term Il Il not nee, s.HtIly signify much
ram, hu, that ryuiuurs aud turuudus. AVID
cloudy, bluB'"ty d"mpt straiiuus, all come
under To" sanIo grt"tnl head, aud ar.
curd.ug To thus definition the weather
that overlook ~ yesterday IA CLEARLY Il
part It Fust"t'r storm But W. don't
cuntld"r HIM entitled tu ATTY extra credit
Tor hitting It the time IT," euu IL
Just noN having lis scr,. unuunl Official
~ with the equator, aud I ls not urces
snry To- be- n professional weather prophet
IN order 10 safely predict squa,l, nh.ut
TINS time; any novice at the business
would know enough tu Predict bad
weather about ,qUluortH time But We
must give MIR, Foster credit Tor guessing
right nearly every time
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-08-14
Sheriff's Sale.

81 yiEtuc and authority ofa general execu-
ton issued from tAe Office Of the clerk of the
circuit court of buchanan comfy state or
Missouri. roturneble NJ she September term
le'l . said court and to me directed
in favor OF Samuel Gam, and against
aEainst Mar Snoigrass, I have levied upon
anu seized ali The right, utie interest and es-
tate OF the said Mary snOdgrass Of in and to
the foil owing tracts and parcels Of land living
and being situate in Adair county. Mo. to-
wit
The north hail Of the northeast quarter OF
section thirtY-two. 81 OF township sixty-thre
t3, OF range seventeen, II; also the northeast
quarter OF the northwest quarter OF
section thirty-two, y. and ten, 10
acres of the south side OF the southeast quar-
ter Of the southwest quarter OF section twenty
nine, -, all in township sixty three. 63 Of
range seventeen, IL, west and will. on
Thursday the 18th day of October,
l-gl, between the hours Of nine O'Clock n. m
and i've O'Clock ?. IL. Of that day, while the
the circuit coUri fDf Ad.ir county Missouri is
In session, at the court house door in Kinks
Vile, Adair county, Missouri. sell the same or
so much thereof - may he required. at public
sale, 10 the highe,t bidder for cash in hand,
(subjectto all prior liens and judsmentsl to
satisfy said executions and costs.
f. \. POLLY,
Sheriff Adalr county. Mo
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-08-14
Greentop Items.

W. S. Reynolds, of Willmath-
vile, WAS shaking hands here,
Tuesday.
Many of our citizens went to a
basket meeting at New Harmony,
Sunday and report pleasant time.
Mr.. q. Oven is putting up q
new livery barn, very nice and
much needed improvement.
Several of our young people
went to Queen City last Thursday
evening to attend show.
Quite disturbance occurred on
our streets, Monday, owing to the
refusal OF a young man to be ar
rested. But he finally walked of
with an officer all the same.
We give it as our opinoin that
the good people of Greentop mean
to have good behavior on the
streets, and the tough element
may take warning. Ii nothing
but experience will teach them
good behavior give it TO them by
all means.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-08-14
Adulterations in Food.

Many States have stringent
laws against food adulteratior,
but they fail to check the evil. 1t
is on the increase. The last report
of the Dairy Commissioner of
New Jersey shows that 1896 per
cent, or nearly half, of all the
food preparations submitted to
him for examination were adulter-
ated. Sometimes the adulterstions
were harmless and IN these cases
the purchaser would be only swim
died, but in many instances rank
poisons ware found in articles of
every day consumption. A large
percentage of canned vegetables,
such as peas and string beans,
were found to contain copperss,
used to give green color, and a
number Of baking powders had
been "doctored" with ammonia
to give en- art ifcial leavening
strength and to permit of their
carrying more waste matter. In
these cases there is not only fraud
but danger to the public health
n. Y. Tribune.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-08-14
County Court Proceedings.

Steph Hall contract Theo Moy-
er to build Serat Greek bridge in
Wilson tp, approved.
Pat Eagan ct al pet for bridge
Clay township, com to let and con-
tract.
Ordered by the court that the
state auditor be and is hereby su-
thorized to draw his warrant in
favor \. d. Starr, county treas of
Adair county for the amount
school money apportioned by the
state superintendent of public
school and by HIM certified to the
county clerk.
Hamilton d Son mot release
penalty back taxes, mot sustained.
Albert Emmerick ei al pet for
dram shop license dismissed at
cost of applicant A. Emmerick,
Wm. S. Smith ct al pet for dram
shop license dismissed at cost of
applicant.
Susan Bricker &C for surplus de-
rived from sale of Tax lands
S53.70 aid on county school fund.
Steph Hall contract VIM. Quinn
to build Cottonwood crsek bridge,
Clay tp. approved.
Steph Hall contract Mich Web
er to build Hog creek bridge Wal
nut Up, approved.
Steph Hall contract Theo Moy-