Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1893-02-10
NUMBER 3.

count of brokerage enormously assessed
against the said NJ. B. Singleton for said
year.
Ordered that the clerk of the court release
on the margin of the records in the recori-
er s Office the mortgage executed by John
jackson to the county school fund for $500.
dated Feb. 26th, 1884, it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court that the said
mortgage has been fully paid
Ordered that the per diem of the county
bridge commissioner from and after tl.is
date, Feb. 7th, 1898. be fixed at $500 a
day for his services as such commissioner.
and at 81 a day for travelling expenses when
SO employed.
Ordered that township collector, of Bruns-
wick township. credit the personal tax as
sessed against the estate of Kennedy.
deceased. for the year 1892, with the sum
OF 20 on account of erroneous assess
ment against said Kennedy for said year.
Same order as to taxes of A Sem, of
Brunswick township, for $72 for same year.
Same order as to taxes of Mrs Stroemer.
of Brunswick township, for $3.50, for same
year.
Charlton county to use of school funds
against d A Myers. Fl IA.
Collector, of Salisbury township, ordered
to credit the taxes assessed against Geo
Herman, administrator of the estate of Geo
Ehrhardt, for the year 1892, with sum of
$5.91 on account OF erroneous assessment .f
said Herman as administrator for aforesaid
estate.
Ordered that the clerk of this court release
the mortgage given by John Patnott, ga,
it appearing to the satisfaction, OF tie
court thet the said mortgage OF the s,iid
Pstnott has been fully paid.
James A. Redding. who was elected judge
of this court for the western district at tie
Nov. election, 1892, having qualified, ap-
peared, and takes his seat with the court,
Judge Herring retiring.
+ Upon the petition of citizens, of Brunswick
township, it is ordered that the sum of 500
be appropriated for the purpose of placing
the Clubbs children, paupers, in the orphans
home, at Chillicothe.
Abstract OF expenditures for fiscal year,
ending Feb. IL, 1898, presented and approv-
ed. published in the CHARLTON COURIER for
one week.
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township licenses issued by him in vacation,
which is examined and ordered filed.
A. l.. Wires, deputy county bridge comI1is-
siener, presents report showing that bridge
across Hickory branch, on the Brookileld
and Brunswick road, to have been comploe ed
according to contract, and recommends pay
ment of contract price, s26s. to j. 2. Lucas,
contractor.
Same report as to repairs on Wheeler
bridge, in Keytesville township, Mr.. Wires
recommending payment of contract price,
s240, to Jacob Boston, contractor.
j. n. Marsh presents his resignation as
justice of the peace, for Triplett township,
which is accepted, and the court appoints g:
F. Bowman to fill said vacancy eccasioned
by Judge Marshs resignation.
II. B. Richardson, circuit clerk, presents
4th quarterly statement of fees received by
him as such clerk, which is approved
Allowances as follows:
Thos. Coleman, s54, services as laborer
at psor farm for Nov. and Dec, 1892, aad
JAM, 1898.
L. A. Spencer, SO. services rs special bridge
commissioner for Doxey bridge.
Jas Miles and Robt Fleming, $3.50. scr
vices for labor at the poor farm
Peoples Dry Goods Co., $3s.25, clothing
for prisoners in Jail.
Keytesville Lumber Co., Dts, supplies to
poor farm.
SM White & Co.. 81, supplies to JAIL.
j A Isle, 30, pauper coffin for Nov Dabney
Jas Miles, $21.9o, supplies to poor farm.
8 ID Brockmon, $3.50, use of room rs poll
ing place, in wayland township, mt Nov
election, 1899.
C H Stoner. 81, services as constable, in
Salt Greek sownship, at Nov. election, 1892.
Keytesvills Lumber Co., $3.50, glass, ETC..
for courthouse.
PC Shoemaker, 81 so, posting stock law
notices, in Muscle Fork township.
L b Dameron, 81, services as constable,
in wayland township, at Nov. election, 1892.
Elk Lyons. 81, same for Missouri town.
ship.
J w Wisdom, 81, same for Cockren
township.
Chas keyser, 81, same for Bowling Green
township.
Mayhugh, $3.50, services as special
messenger returning poll books, for Salt
Creek township. at Nov. Election, 1892.
ZG Morris, S22.17, assessing Clark town
ship for the year 1892.
Bentley Heryford, s15.79, same Charlton
L A Harris, s19.55, same Wayland town.
ship.
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state road convention, at Sedalia.
John Bayne, 81, for room furnished aa
polling place, in Bowling Green township, at
Sov. election, 1892.
Geo Barnard & Co.. s219.35, stationary.
blank books, etc.
Cadogan & Hatcher, S14s,25 same.
RAT n Ennis, s2S2. SO. same.
G&onJa n Drfnttpor To a.