The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-02-10
County Court Proceedings,

49, OOuuty tbuft I~EotttulI1gS.
county court met Monday in regular
mcn. Present Hon. Joseph Smith.
dge and president: Hon. Il. 5. An
(eeRs and Hon. e.. ii. Chamblin,
5; Zach w. Wright, sheriff ard
1pe1 j. Andrews, clerk.
4hatement granted w. Klaustermey-
personal property for 1893.
Abatement granted Andrew Smith on
personal property for 1893.
Frank Mcdowell allowed to pay taxes
on lot twelve, block two, PomerOy's adj
dition to Lexington, at valuation of
fifty dollars for 1921.
|. ID. Fox allowed abatement on lots
nine and ten. Newhaus' addition to
Concordia, for 1892, from Si00 to forty
dollars in valuation.
Mrs. Pat. Stewart allowed To pay
original taxes without interest on lots
and two, block five, Buchinchams
addition to Lexington. for 1929.
Abatement granted Briget Hastings
on lot three, block b, Ibuchingham's
addition to Lexington, for 1893 and
back by paying One-half of taxes due on
same.
l.. \. Fulton allowed to pay taxes on
real estate for lS93 without interest.
In matter of new road upon petition
of II. A. Hicklin, ct nj. petitioners al
lowed until MAY LIST to pay costs and
damages. j. b. Shelby, Peter Parker aud
John Meyer except.
SECOND DAY.
Dramshop licence granted George +.
Payne.
l.. =. Bell granted abatement on
block twenty-One, Asbury's addition to
Higginsville, l~SS9-90-9l, school property.
Assessment of lot e~ighty-four. Old
Lexington, reduced in valuation from
two hundred dollars 10 fifty dollars for
1923; property of John and Eliza Fox.
G.. y. Feagans allowed To pay original
taxes on lots four, five and SIX, block
seventeen, st. Thomas addition to Wa
verify, for lSSS-9-W-9l-2. without interest.
Ben Elliot, ST.. granted abatement on
personal property for ls93, two hundred
and fi%fty-nIne dollars on valuation.
Mrs. Il. l.. Peacock allowed to remove
her daughter, Miss MOllie Peacock. from
the asylum number three. at Nevada,
Mo-, and If necessary return her again
to said asylum at her own expense.
Railroad orders same Us last year.
w. Walker allowed abatement Of
500 on real estate for 1892.
W. Kabs granted abatement on prop
erty in ConcOrdia for 1885; double as
sessment.
Abatement granted confederate home.
Treasurer authorized To call for bonds.
Ed. Kramer allowed to pay taxes for
lS9O-1-2-3 on lot four, block forty, first
addition to Lexington, by paying origi-
nal X without interest.
THIRD DAY.
Abatement granted Norman Pool es-
tate, on real property, double assess
ment.
Personal property of Ira Wallace
changed from school district, nine
fOrty-eight - twenty eight Odessa to
district two fOrty-nine -twenty-eight
for 1885.
Abatement granted J ii. Spurlock
on real estate taken up by railroad.
Mrs. NJ. j. Hickman allowed to pay
fifteen dollars in full for taxes and in
terest from 1887 to 1892 on part lot
eighty-three, Old Lexington.
Road change on petition of III. Wehrs
ct al. petition filed; notice made and re-
ferred to commissioner.
j. X. Gray ordered to examine bridge
rear John +. Rolf.
Road change, Mrs. Hannah Wehrs
ct al; road received in good order by
overseer.
Road change, ii. p. Dunkworth ct al;
received by overseer in good travelling
| order.
Road change, W. Barton ct nj: re-
ceived by overseer ! good order.
New road, James w. Hannah, COM
missioner, ordered to survey and mark
out said road.
j. A. LOckhart allowed to pay Origi-
nal taxes without interest on lots seven
teen, t~wenty-four and twenty-seven,
suburban addition to Wellington; also
lots three and four for 1872
Zach w. Wright. sheriff. makes re-
port of sale of Julia +. Hughes land
and court orders deed made on payment
Of purchase money.
DramshOp license granted Land De
merritt and Co.
The following allowances were made:
From poor fund. S2l9.2S; salary fund,
SS11 80; ROAD fund, SI47l.45: contingent
fund, Sl33. 81; compromise fund, Sl4.50.
FOURTH DAY.
Pat. Feagan allowed to pay taxes on
lots three and five ut value of 500 each.
and six and eight at $40 each i'm this
city.
Mrs. Frances e. RineAart allowed to
pay original taxes without interest for
1889, 1928 on lot three and personal
property of j. w. Rinehart.
John Harrison ordered sent to asylum
at Nevada, Mo
+. Gausnier ordered sent to aayIum at
Nevada.