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


cal treatment by self and Drs. H. Thrift
and J. j. Chandler furnished Rosa II.
0ssigs mother during last sickness.
R. L. Vance allowed $2.75 for lumber
furnished road.
james West allowed 500 SO salary as
road cverseer and So for labor on road
School fund bond of David 5. Potter in
the sum of $685. ordered approved.
Adam j. Seabaugh allowed $40 25 for
labor on road and culyerts.
John Tenholder allowed $24 salary as
read overseer and S27 Is for lumber, Ia
Dor and blacksmthing furnished road
Theodore Hinkebine allowed $40 for
George SchrecEenherg sick person.
A. r. Long allowed $37 80 salary as
road overseer and $33.77 for lumber, la
Dor ana other material furnished; and
$50 for furnishing material and compIet-
ing 75 foot bridge across Kings slough
on Zalma and Sturdlvant road,
Quarterly statement Of fees Of Henry
M. Smith approved.
Clara Kitchen ordered sent to the state
lunatic asylum No. l at Fulton, Mo-, as
county patient.
Jacob Shrum allowed ST. as witness in
case of alleged insanity Of CLARA Kitchen,
O, A. Proffer allowed ST. tor same as
above.
E. j. Turner allowed $40 balance
due him as superintendent of county poor
farm.
FIFTH DAY.
Henry Elfrank allowed $T25 salary as
county treasurer and $l.40 for lumber
furnished road.
Superin teudents of county poor farm
ordered to make and Put up two gates;
mske and put up 800 now rails, and work
two days on ditch in field.
Henry M. Smith allowed So 58 for sta.
tionery furnished office, and $40 fol
making quarterly statement filed August
~, 1897, and making quarterly state.
ment Nov. IL, 1897.
Logan Seabaugh allowed $53. 40 salary
as road overseer and 500 a5 for lumber
and other material furnished road.
B. Rosenblum allowed 1910 for cloth
ing furnished paupers on county poor
farm.
John F. Masters allowed SIS 80 salary
as road overseer and $l3.3S for lumber
and labor furnished road.
j. Monroe Robins allowed $l0.65 fol
cash expended for stationery furnished
county clerks Office and special election
| A. P. Eldracher allowed 81 for max
ing and delivering IL ballot boxes and
putting up 4 booths; and $4 for waiting
on special election by self and deputies
G.. II. Robinson allowed So for max
ing ballot boxes, taking care Of booth.
and waiting on special election.
School fund bond of B. A. Tinnin il
the total sum of $500 ordered approved
Grandson Sample allowed $948 for
stationery and wood furnished Probate
judges Office.
Henry M. Smith allowed 1854 fol
services as circuit clerk during Septen
Der term OF Circuit court.
John g. Holzum allowed $40 for tn,
relief Of Uatharina Polhouse, an inyaliC
poor person.
| William B. Sohafer allowed $l2 go fol
clothing furnished prisoners in jackson
Jail.
| Order allow the following cost bills
State vs John R. Farmer, $ll.65; Stat
We John r. Farmer, $i735; State n
John Il. Farmer, $6.55; State vs John R
Farmer, Sl5 S0I State VS. John R. Farm
ler, $7l rs; State VS. John HUFF, $3.50
State vs. Albert and Lewis Dalton, $s2.
80; State vs Walter Briner, $3490; Stat
VS. Joseph James, 81 50i State Va W u
and Charles Beal, 500 81; State vs. Carii
0laddish. $40 90; State vs. lndctmen
No. IS, 80 30, sialeys Hugh Becheal
81 2b; State va James jenkins, s2o3C
state W Gaines Allen, sl0.0ci State Y
Peter DeGraw, $500 state Va Bort NJ
GrAw. $27Bb.
SIXTH DAT,
Henry II. Smith allowed SiOa 4
stationery furnished Circuit clerks oIIle'
! SAMUEL llobInS, M invalid poor POI