The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-02-15
County Court.

County Court.
The foIlowin. is the remainder Of the
County court proceedings of last week:
Report of 5. D. Norton. bridge COM
missioner. in reference 20 Long Bach
bridge. and G. NJ. Woodruff was ordered
to pat full sized piling under same.
The following road overseers filed
their settlements.
J L Bounds. II n Bergthold, Henry
Egbert, Z. Boyer. Jos Shepperson. J
Fl Curry, G NJ davidson. W H Buskirk,
J w Shriver. w NJ Summers, f p
Howard. J w Harker. w d Billups, c
a Harter, B r Grinstead, W J Wells.
c H Myers. Thos Marsh, A Corwin, c
NJ Garrison, w p Pile. A White, G w
Butler, A J Campbell. H \ Kerr, G W
Holt. Fl Moore. T J Wise. B Park, S
d Baker. NJ O Rhodes. C. J krews. G
johnson. Jno T Matlick, w A Smith.
Bridge commissioner ordered to view
bridge over the Fabius in Vest town.
ihip.
G.. NJ. Woodruff ordered to build two
80 foot bridges on the Wagner and
Strubble road.
The assessors books for tho year 1894
examined and approved.
The loan against Joseph Snodgrass.
being pail, the same ordered recorded.
After an examination Helen NJ. Stee.
pies was found to be insane.
1t was ordered by the court that all
persons i@ble to poll tax be required to
work three days or pay s. in cash, and
allow the sum of So per day for a pillow,
cart, wagon or scraper with team.
The School fund bonds of James F..
Henry for $500 were approved.
Dan Crump gave bond in favor of the
school fund, in lieu of the VIM. Moore's
loan, which was approved.
| Geo. B. Shawley was released on
personal property in the sum if $500.
The bridge report of S. D. Norton
was filed and approved.
The court ordered that 81 80 be paid
back to 7. II. Wagner. on account OF
tax being over paid to that extent.
Joseph Thompson. Joel Ewing and
Jesse Purvis were appointed commits
siOners to assess damages on road pet
toned for by 3. G. Shriver and others.
and to report at the next regular term
of the court.
The bridge commissioners report in
regard to the w. w. WOODS bridge
over the Wyaconda filed and approved.
G.. Nj. Woodruff was ordered to build
the bridge.
The bond Of H d. Wellington, given
to the school fund, in the sum of S1OC
was approved and the loan ordered
made.
The following parties appointed roa !
overseers, upon pc titions filed, viz:
l-64-lO-I. l.. Bounds.
3-64-lO-O. w. Burcham.
4-6i-lO-Henry Bergtholdt, .Jr.
:5-64 lO--Henry Egbert.
26j-l(-T. D. TOombs.
4-65-lO-B. II. Shacklett.
2-66-lO-J. l.. Daggs.
3-65-lO-John w. Curry.
4-G6-l0-C. NJ. Davidson.
| 1-64-11-Jas. Childers.
l-66-ll-W. "A. Smith.
2-65-ll-W. H. Buskirk.
3-65-1I-J. w. Shriver.
1-61-ll-W' d. GrabOwski.
6,65-ll-E. 2. Howard.
7-G5-ll-James w. Harker.
1-66-ll-Burton Biggs.
22-65-ll-B. f. Buris.
l.64-l2-NVm. J. Wells.
.-64 Flames Hardy.
3-64-12-Thos. Marsh.
4-64-l2-A. Corwin.
The following bills were allowed:
q. L. Collins. rent for F.. Long. 8 l. Ot
J. L. Brann, assessor. ....... 81 u
H. Sanford, boarding prisoners, 23 II
G. NJ. Woodruff, building Long
Branch. Powell, Crawford b'g's 3lS @,
S. ID. Norton. viewing bridges. - On
J. Il. Johnston, . 81 SO,
II. II. Sailing, services Circuit c.. - Il
- County G. II O.
J. D. Skidmore, county physician 20 On
c. Il. Burrus, salary. ..... 81 B
G.. w. Bufoyd. - .......... 81 81
J. 5. Crawford, - ..... 30 81
|. n. SmallwOOd. ex-Treasurer. 12l 81
J. +. Ne.bitt. clerk fees ...... $50 o.
Busey Il Hughes. supplies poor, : s.
, H. \. Miller. - 9 -
J. II. Mulch & Co., . ) u
Love & Patterson, :" 20
John Phillups, . T. On