Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-11-05

for the sum of 50 cents per day ior
each Of said prisoners so committed to
said jail
Ordered by the court that the fe,
diau Of the ex-oficio bridge commits
sioner be fixed atsS3 for each and ev-
cry day that he shall be actually en-
pioyed as such bridge commissioner as
provided by section 1895, Revised
Statutes Of Missouri, 1850.
Upon the recommendation Of the
township board Of Yellow Creek town.
ship il Is ordered that the sum Of SIS
be appropriated to build a bridge
across branch on public road running
from Meudon to Brookfeld near the
residence Of J. P. Floyd. A. F. Ar
rington. commissioner.
Bonds to school fund approved -
follows
Thos. Coy for the sum Of $500 with
u. N. Finnell and L. p. Harris ~ Sc
curities.
I'D. Case for $SI4.3s with Thos.
Scott, ]. c. Case and Arthur Price ~
securities.
]. E Dempsey for $500 with B. II.
Smith and A. L. welch as securities.
w. A. Gro5an and Helen GroJan
for $500 with E c Haysler and Peter
S,atenbecker as securities.
Ordered that this court do now ad-
journ until the Ist Monday in Janu-
AIRY. 1898.
The court proceeding to select jur-
ors to serve at the January, 1898,
term Of circuit court Of Charlton coun-
ty doth select the following named per-
sons to serve as such jurors
PETIT JURORS.
BeDj. Anderson ST. Henry Myers,
7. H. Carskadon. c B. Rine,
II. \. knight. John Carsten,
|Eks1f nv
Isaac Hcddle. Henry Krager,
j. w. Kaye, w. o. B. Smart,
c. c. Parks, w. III. Taylor,
s. s. Davenport, G. X. Laughlin,
Hall A. Fleming, John Bailey,
Clarence woodson p. p. Morris.
o. L. Hampton, Louis Glassen,
VIM. Venable, VIM. Claypool,
Owing to a change made in the law
by the last legislature and the action
of Judge Rucker in having selected
Keytesville as the place for the sit
tings of all regular grand juries, NO
grand Jurors were drawn for the Janu-
ary, 1893, term Of the Salisbury cir
cult court.
ID. B. Kellogg presents ms peunon
for n license to keep a dramshop al
his stand in block three in the town OF
Mendon, and also presents his bond as
such dramshop-keeper. conditioned as
the law directs, with 1. N. Long and
Cecil wayland as securities thereon.
The remonstrance Of J. III. Parker et
al against the granting Of such license
to said Kellogg is also presented to
the court, and the court having exam
ined the said petition of the said Kel-
logg. and having ascertained that IT
contains a majority Of the names Of
assessed tax-paying citizens of said
town OF Mepdon as shown by the GER
ti6cate of the clerk of said town, sup
plemented by the lists Of II. E Corey,
Geo. Tillerson and VIM. Mcclure for
the year 1897, fled by the township
assessor Of Mendon township in the Of
fee Of the clerk Of this court, as re-
quired by law, and also the affidavit OF
A. F. Wood and E. T. Osgood stating
that said Corey. TiIl-rson and Mcclure
were residents uf the town of Mendon
on the first day Of June, 1896. And
the court being further satisfied as to
the sufficiency Of the sureues on the
bond of the said Kellogg, doth order
that license as prayed for issue to
the said Kellogg for a tern Of SIX
months upon the payment of all tax.
Ordered that John A. Lee be ap-
nninfed one of the delegates TO repre-