The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-05-11
County Court.

Inc following 6ddtt1onai proceedings were
transacted by the county court last week:
Warrants were issued to and bonds Of the
following road overseers approved: George
Patrick. 1854 l. Bounds. $3.50. 81: c l. Gard
ner. sal %: H N Bergthold. s43 s.; d n Padgatt.
sl.4. -: J L Burns. esa 81: f p Selhy. s9l r.;
Joe Shcpperson. SO. %; James Shipl.y. Sc, ~
John Matlick, s!s;.3': Jackson. e.26:}: J
jackson. a4I 40: W \ Smith. $50 20; " II Bus
Kirk. $50 10; J " Sinner. fs4 6s,; Jesse Purvis.
Howard. 81 r.: c H Honitcr. el;u %: Is X
Grinsteac. ca. ~; G " McClain. 50 r.: Thos f
Marsh. s5I:ct; A Corwin. ss4 IL: c L Garrison,
1856: w p Pile, e5s 93: A White, el3s.; g W
Butler, sll4.5o; II Moore, 1871; c Cone.
e.6 -: " F Ungcr s64 Is: J d Park, s1on,: s
Baker. s19.:s5; NJ o Rhodes. 80; Ilogar,
e.5 50; J Curry, 81 -; " J Walls. $1,000.
Settlements were made with c. {. Critz and
Fred Finchcr. road overseers.
Contract for an iron bridge over the Fabius.
one-half mile west of Memphis, was awarded
to the Geo. f. King Bridge Co.
1t was ordered that permanent charges of
the county must reside ut the poor farm.
The following levies were III dde for the yeA-
1868: p. and I. purposes, I-l0th of ; mills: X
and B., s 10ths of : mills; o. and s.. 310ths OF
mills: J. E.. 2-lGths of mills: Contingent
II 10th of mills: interest on county bonds, d,
| mills.
Licenses for pedilers, auctiOncerS. billiard
and pool tables were fixed same AS state; cir
cusses and menHgeries. 80 for each exhibit
ton. and each side show els per day.
| Poll tax fixed ut g, Or three days work at 81
per day or a. per day for hand and team.
Ovcrseers were ordered to clean the mud of
| Of all bridges and to notify owners of fences
| In right of way of roads to remove same.
The new road petitioned ror by d. X. Evans
WAS granted.
| Bonds of f. NJ. Piles. J. s. Myers and 4. s.
Phinney, given to the county school fund.- ap-
proved.
The school fund mortgage Of Frcd Mcintyre
was ordered fOreclosed.
| q. N. Woodruff ordered to build a bridge
near I. X. Sanders in Thomson township.
In the following road districts the persona
elected failed to qualify as ovcrseers and the
court appointed. In +65 10, J, W. Marques;
10. Geo. Teter; 564- TO- A. n. Hicks: g, II
J. W. Shriver.
| 600 was donated to road district f6-1l to
grade the road in the Wyaconda bottom. pro-
vidcd an equal amount in work was raised in
the district for that purpose.
The bridge commissioners reports In regard
to the Devaut and Hardman bridges were up
| proved.
| q. N. Woodruff ordered to build the follow
ing bridges: 20 foot bridge near G. W. Isu-
| ford's residence in Harrison township: 20 foot
| bridge near J. ". Johnston in same township.
20 foot bridge near Grant Ray In Miller town
ship; and an Is foot bridge near X. II. Smith s
| in Vest township.
The court appointed J f. Monroe and W.
G.. Wicland to assist the county school ceaa,-
| missioner in conducting the institute.
| County treasurer ordered to pay corOncr's
costs in inquest of Frederick {; rindle. amount.
ing to els.l7. Judge Crawford disscnted.
Warrants OF ~. OBS 20 and e5.sCO were issued
! to pay interest on county bonds.
! Notice given for bids for county depository.
| School fund mortgages of the following
persons ordered forcclosed: J. II. McCAnd
less. Hiram Hohstadt, T. Il. Patterson. ]. II
! Hendricks and J. NJ McCandleAe.
The road pctitioncd for b5 Hm. Morrison
was granted.