The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-04-13
County Court,

county court.
Tie following persons were APP
pointed to serve as Jurors at the
next term of Circuit Court: 1st Dis
trict, James d. Howard, 2nd. JAS
per Blankenbeckler, and r. j. Dun
can, 3rd. John III. Boring and Robt.
Gourley, 4th. Sam. Dunlap and w.
Ii. Endsley, 9Th. John Grindstaff
and j. l.. peIlent, 9th. w. y. G..
Snoddy and J. T. Kinnick, 7th. ia
cob S. Best and II. Q. Hinton, Sth.
7. F. Wallace, 9th. HIT, Gray, 10th
F. r. Moore, 18th. Cowan Wrinkle,
18th. j. l.. McCamy, 18th. j. c. Nc
Murray, l4th. James r.. Coulter,
18th. j. R. Myers, 10th. w. A. Greg
DRY, 18th. Jasper Jones, 18th. V. B.
Walker, 10Th. John l.. Elms.
j. G. Phelps, constable of the 5th
District, was appointed to wait on
the Grand Jury at the next term of
the Circuit Court.
A number of releasements from
paying poll tax and working public
roads.
1t was ordered that a new school
District be made, to be known as the
10Th School District, out of that
part of the 9th of which the 10th
Civil District was formed, and that
its boundaries be the same as that
of Civil District No. 10. 4
1t was ordered that, in all chan.
ges made in Civil District, like
changes shall be made in the CORE.
spending School District
The following persons were ap.
pointed Trustees OF Porter Acade.
my for the ensuing two years: Jchr
Pickens, James Waters, w. w
Goddard, Sam. P. Rowan and w
A. Catlett.
The following persons were ap
pointed to serve on the Board o
Equalization for the year 1892
San'i J, McCulloch, Benz. l. Bling
ham, Mac Lowry and Henry Webb
Said Committee is ordered to NEE
at the Court House on the first Mon
day Of next June.
! In the case of Coulter and Steel
VS.. Alex Gamble, Road Commission
or of the 18th District, it was decid
ed that the road through the land
Of the compliments was not pub
lie necessity, but solely for the ben
eft of petitioners and it was order
ed that the road be not opened ant
said petitioners be taxed with COS
of the proceedings.
The following persons were ap
pointed Notary Publics: Alvin La
gan, j. G. Norton and j. r. Parkin;
J. M. Currier was elected Corone
of Blount County.
1t was ordered that the Poor AsA
4 lum be repaired and an insuranc
, or 5000 be placed on the building.
observation-disclosures for the Poo
were dlr6cted to make a contra'
for leasing Poor Asylum farm an
, the keeping OF the inmates Of t!
Asylum, for a term of from one
} three years.
1t was ordered that the POI
Commissioner furnish to Marsha
, Pope five dollars to be used in blu,
ing clothing for the Second Quartz
, 1892.
f 1t was granted to s. r. Fuller
: Hawk and Peddle, without licens
> in Blount County for the year lS9
r A number of persons are conten
plating the organization of an i
l corporated Turnpike Company,
be known as the Bl0unt Count
, Turnpike Company, and they a
piled for 4 right away over certal
of the public roads in the Count
they to have the privilege of cleo
ing between the roads upon whiC
;, they will begin operations. It W,
ordered that the right of way
granted.
The Committee that was appoin
, ed to examine all the settlement
made by the Chairman of the Cou
, ty Court with the various revenl
q officers of the county, made the
t report.
g Ordered that w. T. Hatcher, Sar
: uel King and VIM. McCulloch b
: and they are hereby appointt
0 Commissioners, who being first du
f sworn to act impartially, shall S
apart to Lula E. Garner, former
Lula e. Robbins, widow of F.
Robbins, deceased, as much as W
be necessary for the support of sa