Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-01-15
CORoNIR UIDtORD ,whNrS ro EE-
MOVE oNL or ms DLrt rus.
BUT A PROTEST HAS BEEN FILED
rtNE NtNSEI Ot IoN iOuNDs kIrT
Ar rIiE COtNry rOoB FARM
Tho Sew superintendent says tho In
mate, OF the Institution Are Poorly
Clothed -- NJ Law for the Np-
puuimcut Of an Accountant.

illf lltlll.r VI W. .iI..a nag .' ~ h'i
a assistants for the Kansas City office.
alsn the name OF Df. Ronirk for ths lude-
pcnience onyc pr Wheeler was named "a
chief deputy hut the court would not al
low pay for u chief deputy and told the
coroner that ho would have TO got along
with one assistant at the Kansas city
oncc. Coroner Bedford. without consult
Ing the gang, Immediately presented the
name OF Lyla Dean as assistant at Kan
sas city ana the name OF Or Renick for
the Independence onlce Wheeler by this
operation was left out In the cold.
The appointments We're confirmed, but
subsequently the coroner appeared and de-
sired to substitute the name OF Wheeler
for Dean The court refused to allow
chtcf dcputy's pay. Wheeler could get the
place but at a reduced salary and would
appear on the pay roll an assistant.
Yesterday Mr.. Bedford appeared before
the court and wanted to remove Renick
1y this move Wheeler was to b. chief
deputy and Dean would bc assistant, This
would leave Eastern Jackson county with
out a deputy coroner.
Or. Renick filed protest with the court
against such action The protest stated
that having been appointed by the coroner
aud confirmed BY the court, It would not
ne IBSl 10 remove MN WITHOUT IIfl'IllNS
charges. He also stated that he would
have time to attend to his official duties
In Kansas City as well as Independence.
and in this way would be able to meet
the public necessity of having two as.
estants Mt Kansas City. Dr. RenlCk stated
YESTERDAY mat the attempt 10 remove mn
was due TO a certain political crowd ana
aIot uue 70 me coloi,r > own own uvSIItS III tuc
I inai'tr, ne rounv n'Ls i.e'u rnat ma, ras yer"
Iackson county must nave rtSIurh' uep-
NY ana WIN not llkely resrlnd IT'S ueGlsion'
1estefday several eitI2ehs were before
.nG e""i''s CUult 10 nave Ihe4' %3s,sa-
iHeits st"'S hI,"eu ou'' m ''leCtOI
Ieporteu mat ,ht eH'dhElti'eHt Vas uue
10 the CoLSohua'4Is o4 'IN Ists ny tHS
county assessor y large taxpayer stated
mat the work uohe pS lhe assessor was
ErleVous IN many ways; Properly peions
'fs 10 other people hdd heeh consohdated
with MS property, and ne would nave TO
pay taxes on the whole or he subjected
10 penalty Judge stone stated mat ms
property was in the same hN. 1t was
claimed that the work of consolidating
tax lists was done by the order Of the old
county court. Judge Latimer denied this
yesterday and stated that cN-Counselor
Adams had filed an opinion with the court
TO the effect that the assessor should CON
solidate his tax lists far as practicable.
The court took no action in the matter.
he said. but told the county assessor that
he should comply with the law relative to
ble for the way In which the work was
performed. Judge I.atimcr stated that
lie would be favor Of holding the assessor
accountable for the work. The work OF
consolidation grew out of protest made
by L. g. TAYLOR before the county court
PRIOR 10 'he Iast assess iheht. certain deilh-
pu'"t 'l'H'7 OF nus opJe'teu 10 paving 'N-
~" I''H on StPar"'e 'ractS' or lo's' "h'h
Ih' same to"ln ne oohsoh"at'"' Assessor
it'N canned at the uiht that the WORK
"I r'hsol'Ia'lHN separate tracts ol IahH
M '-ht lessen lhe ices oi ms ONCE put on
the other hand II would cause trouble He
faIled, however, to get the court to sane
lloh the consolidation. Ihe extent OF the
INJURY is Widespread.
Fox Hounds nt the Poor Farm.
Inst bafor. tha ron, a,Jt,,,,,',nar+ ,...
-rr,lay q II Crn-r,. tb ,,.,,,i,, ,,it,,l
euperinte ndent Of tbe moor f,rr, ,,,,,,,,
before the coI,nty rnurt and ast,aG fo, H
order To purrbass cIotbipr rn,, tI,, t,,,,t,
at the farm. Outslda. Of n frp, 'b.,,, nil
-cus tho store bousa ,v,s e,,,,,r, ,,,5 =, ,,
necessary tbat IN. fnr,,tns Ina ,.,,,,..,i,.
clothed. The CONT orInrai ,rr cartr,, ~ -,
huv the necessary, artirIas OF ,i,tIinr' ''
There Is considernbIa INF fnaIin,r bsft,,o,,
aV-cuno,ipt.,dont II,,I.,,.,h ~ -.
which cronpad ont S,t,,rfay ,ir,n, ,,, ,.'rC' 'S
round about tv.e,it,- ,,.IIo,,. bg,,,,I -
moor farm which baIon,ad f., II,,5traI, i'1e liz
proposes 10 run the INSTITUTION v,ifb1',
foxEounds and bos ,al-sr .I,c r,.', -.
stems To nreven+ ann, tInr,Ilo an ,t,, ,
of tho ratirina sfn.ri,,r.,,I,,, ma 49, 80
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