Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-09-06
COURT pRocEED1N Gs.
Business 1T the August Term Of tht
County Court.

County Court.
An order was ordered drawn on
the state auditor for Bollinger
county's share of the state school
money. The appointment of G. A.
Wells as deputy clerk was APPROX.
ed. J. A. Hampton was appoint
ed a justice of the peace in Wayne
township to fill vacancy. The
statements of fees of H NJ Smith,
FIN Wells and J 7 Wells were ap-
proved. The county clerk was Or
dered to apportion the school mon
les. A filter was ordered placed in
the court house cistern
The following school fund bonds
were approved: S P Cobb, 500 and
$50; TJ Null, 500; R F Hahn,
Change from I. L. Virden, 1925.
The taxes on lot 4, west half Of
lot 5, and the northeast quarter Of
section &, township 33, range 9, for
1903 were compromised on pay
mant of one-third and costs.
The following amounts were al
lowed us salaries ofroad overseers:
7. J. Gather 1888, J. P. Revelle
s74, W. C. Myers $500, J. Laird
s4l.25, w. II. Proctor $3.50, WI.
Bitile $50, J. NJ. Slinkard s66.50, D.
Sullivan s64.60, Henry Mungle $50.
The following amounts were allow
ed for lumber for roads, tools and
repairs: R. L. and G. Vance s26.4O
G. E. Clark & Son $3.50, J. Wann
4 Son s26.l0, w. Kregel Soc, John
Dunkih sl.5O, J. P. Revelle s4.95,
J. A. Miller s91.79, W. J. Biffle S.
TO, Berry & Son S2.67, A. Bohnsack
$500, John Englen s4.0S, H. Heit-
man sl.95. The following amounts
were allowed for surveying reads:
J. W. Reilley s37, J, A. Reilley, ].
T. Back, Eli Back, w. r. Jacobs, J.
T. West Sc, T. Fish, l. Fish, 7. B.
and R. L. Vanmetter So, R. Boan,
W. H. Proctor, G. Vance sl.5O. ].
c. Johnson was exempted from road
work. The Zalma and Poplar
Bluff road was ordered changed as
petitioned for by Peter Alternately.
W. Grimsley, L. B. James and G.
Whittenburg were appointed com
missioners for the change of road
petitioned for by J. I. Back. The
overseer was ordered to open road
petitioned for by T. NJ. Fish.
The following amounts were al
lowed for the support of paupers:
James Long $40, Matilda Sipes,
daughter, SIS, J. J. Conrad cash for
asylum expenses s3S9.4S, w. Bak-
er, Re chel Moore, SO, Hugh Lasa-
ter, sister, s25, Isaac Myers, son,
$40, James Cheek, brother, $40, J.
c. Statler, son, $40, Mary Wilson,
daughter, SIS, Dan Rhodes, broth
er, $3.50, r. Drum, clothing, s2l,-
SO, Jonas Masters, taking wife to
asylum, s24.20, 4. Smith s., G. B.
Cole, county farm, $3.50, ]. 7.
Wells; Mollie Angel at hospital,
hnd her expenses-s43.S5; taking
TB James to asylum s63.60.
The following amounts were al
lowed as fee bills, expenses for
criminals and salaries and fees Of
county officers: e P Caldwell, pros
ecuting attorney, Sl25; A S Per-
kins, treasurer $125; W A Jamison,
statement.to auditor of foreign cor
porations, So; Fl NJ Smith, postage
and statement of fees $5.75; Fl NJ
Smith clerk fees in the case of coun-
ty against M A Hahn, W H Scott
and D B Beel on interest due school
fund, $40; w K Chandler, swamp
land commissioner 1880; w A
Jamison, assessor, 5000; J T Wells,
waiting on court and sdmmoniRg
Jurors, S55.45; D B Hill, county
Judge, so; j J Long, ssl; Philip
Barks, s3O.15; F M Wells, county
clerk, sl4s.O5. Fee bills: Bud and
David Scheiverdecker, $Sl.30; w
L Aberhathy, s53.O5; Eli Mayfeld,
sl6 7O;Jack Dees,$l 10; John Baker,
$40 50; w Q Phillips, $40; Alonzo
Carter, $12 40; John C!ubb, $40. 30;
William Lemons, $l7 10; Ben
Knuckles, ,Slz-S0; JEFF Club, "a 65;
] E Cole, 81 80; William Dees,
s26 25;l ] a James, sl7 25; John
Hartman, sl7 25; John Limbaugh,
$50; LoNis Aytcs, S28; Robert Boan,
$50 25;l r. p. Galloway, clothing
for prisoners, ss; ] J Choat, board
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