Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1897-11-18
Continued from last week.)

SECOND DAY,
II F. Rhodes, Peter Bess and J. E.
Kinder appointed commissioners to as,
sess damage to Emanuel Shelton, caused
by new road petitloned for by B. L
Francis ct al.
Jesse Leadbetter allowed 81 for i'm
mediate relief Of self and family.
Countyroad commissioner ordered to
survey new road petitioned for by John
Lubbers ct al.
Stephen Torrance allowed SO for care
and support Of self.
Henry Pogue allowed SIS for support
of sell and family,
H. H. Pieper exempted from road la
hor.
j. Monroe Robins allowed $1l 40 for
six cords of wood furnished county
clerks office.
Thomas s. Eaker, poor blind man,
allowed Sl8 for support of self and fam
lily for last quarter.
Rachel Moore allowed $40 for care of
self for last quarter.
AS. Bennett, constable of Crooked
creek township, allowed $4 for making
and delivering ballot boxes and waiting
on special election.
G. w. Albright allowed $36.45 salary
as road overseer and $23 80 for lumber,
labor etc. furnished road.
| John :. hill allowed $10.5o for pub.
fishing official ballot of Jail election.
T. r, Green allowed $lo5O for pub.
isbing official ballot of Jail election.
Road petitioned for by James W
Stepp ct al continued until next regular
term of court.
John A. Millar allowed So ~ for 27(
feet OF lumber furnished road.
TRlRD DAY
Joseph w. Caldwell allowed Sl25 sal
ary and 65 cents for repairing stove il
attorneys Office,
j. Monroe Robins allowed Be for sta
ticnery for county clerks Office and $5.0f
for stationery for special election.
M, M. Miller allowed $40 for care and
support Of G. B. Punch for last quarter
Isaac Sturgeon allowed $34 40 salar,
as road overseer and 1856 for lumbe
and blacksmitbing furnished road dist. ls
A. s, Green allowed $500 for lumber
furnished road.
Isaac Sturgeon allowed $22.65 salary
as road supervisor and $125. 81 for lum
Der nd material furnished road-to b
| paid out OF special road fund of dist. l8
| ]. A, Dunn allowed 5000 salary a
road oyerseer and 81 for labor on road
| J. L. Harris allowed $3.50 for black
smithing on road tools.
| Thomas s. Chronister allowed So fo
hauling election booths, delivering pol
books and waiting on special election.
Jane Speer allowed 81 for care an,
support OF Ora lnman.
Jacob Wclker allowed $11 salary a
ROAD oyerseer.
Daniel Rhodes allowed 1880 for car
Of Henry Rhodes.
| County clerk ordered to issue so blanl
merchant licenses to w. B. Yount, col
lector Of the revenue.
John w. Lard allowed $24 salary a
road overseer and $4249 for lumber
nails, blacksmithing, etc, furnished road
II, g. Lambert allowed $946 for "a
feet Of lumbar furnished road
II. D. Angle allowed $3.22 for lumbe
furnished road.
David Lutcs allowed $6.7l for lumbe
and blacksmithing furnished road
Judges aud clerks Of special electio
allowed 81 80 each, Persons furnishin
houses for special election allowed =
each as rout, and those returning POI
books allowed from 10 cents TO 81, as
cordlng to distsnce.
FOURTH DAY.
> Henry Rose allowed 81 for maxim
, colin for A. I. King.
HIP, vandeyen allowed 1890 ssiai
1 as road pycrssor and sia.2b for labor ~
, material furnished road.
Hannah Masters allowed go Tor cal
! Of daughter.
. Elizabeth BolIInssr allowed 81 4
eaVs Of usll'