The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-12-13
County Court.

County Court.
The court met on Monday, Dec. Sd,
and during the week transacted the
follwing business:
IA. Nj. Ryan, constable elect of Sand
Hill township, Geo. NJ. Evans, constable
elect of Tobin township, Theopolis
Goldsburry, constable elect of Yes,
tow cship, and p. A. Palmer, constable
elect of Mt. Pleasant township filed
their bonds, which were accepted by
the court.
| G. NJ. Woodruff was ordered to build
a 20 foot bridge over Dunn's branch.
east OF Lewis Ellicott's in Jefferson
township.
/ The bond of T. J. Wells, as overseer
OF road district 64-l2 was filed and
accepted.
Upon evidence OF the guardian, En-
anuel Trout, insane patient at the state
asylum, was accepted as county trust
after January LIST. 1895.
The new road case petioned for by
Sarn'l McWilliams and others, the
highway was ordered opened, all cost
having been payed.
The bond of the County coroner was
fixed at 800.
The School fund mortgage of Lucinda
and J.. II. Clemens was presented and
approved.
Allen zimmerman was adjudged in
sane and ordered sent to the insane
asylum.
twas ordered that the Masonic ledge
room in Memphis be exempted from
taxation on and after this date. The
.me order was made in reference to
the l. o. o. F.. Lodge room.
The following grand jury was select
d for the next term of the circuit court:
Tobin township-TolbertS S. Dalton.
Mt. Pleasant-Charles Burrus, Jr.
Sand Hill-Joe p. Dwell.
HarrisOn-J. K. Shacklett.
Thompson-E. B. Dickerson.
JOhnson-JOhn Peterson.
Miller-Isaac Colvin.
Vest-J. \. Schenk.
Union-Jared c.. Cone and John r.
Crawford.
Jefferson-Marvin ]. Stone and Jas.
y. Clark.
The following is the petit jury for
the next term of the circuit court:
Mt. Pleasant township-Eppa Carter
and Jeremiah Dunn.
Tobin-T. J. Wells and w. J. Jeffries.
Sand Hill-Wm. Galloway and T. p.
Eden.
Harrison-C. H. Simpson and Sigle
See.
Thomson-John Marquis and j. F.
Kite.
Jhonson-W. G. Grinstead and Vim.
Head.
Miller-D. r. Fogle and A. H. Farms
worth.
Vest-A. Prough and Joshua Kight
Union--Wm. f. Billups, Eli Va :ght.
B. r. Grinstead and H NJ. Speagh.
JefTerson--C. w. Cole, George w.
Trickett, Marvin Shanes and p. Nj.
Perry.
The following persons served as
judges and clerks in Harrison township
At the late election and they were al
S. Rowe, J. II. Burcham, w. II. Beet.
J. S. Ranie, Silas Hunt, J. w. Pulliam,
Roy Shorts, w. N. Piles, Albert Suter.
and Ed Boltz.
BILLS ALLOwED:
o. F. Pile. med. attend. Pat Spillman e 5 %
J. + Parish G. f. Abrams. 80 GO
Insane Asylum, zimmerman. 131 90
II. Sanford, boarding Abrams ...... . Is
G. NJ. Woodruff, building bridges w 2o::}o l6
". ID. Wellington. coffin for Patterson. Is 90
J. NJ. Jayne. ticket for pauper ...... ga
\. =. Patterson. supplies. ........... - CO
Nick Davis for N rs. Kellogg ........... 10 o.
W. II. Townsend, coal court house ..... 1: 81
l.. ID, ummond. " -" .... IL -
'srOwn i Dawson. supplies. 945
Otis Fravel, team to poor farm ...... 1CO
owen Clemens, repairs court house. %
l.. p. Mayfield. guarding Abrams ...... 800
Mason Mccoy. painting bridges .. 20 90
VI. A. Bates. printing cards .......... IS
-. W. Tricket. team to Judge Burrus'. 80
Il. II. Sailing. shcrifY's fees. ..... 20 90
DIR. Owens. county physician ....., -. II 50
:. L. Burrus, salary four days.......... 70 90
=. W. BufOrd, - ... ~ 90
J. $. Crawford. - ...... 70 90
j. =. Nesbit, clerks fees 500
The bond of jonathan Whalon was
ordered placed in the hands of the
prosecuting attorney for collection:
The road petitioned for by ]. W. LIP.
Dalton vas ordered opened.
The school fnnd mOrfp ave IF II n