Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1899-01-06
Same, cash advanced tor repairs to

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Piper bridge, $50. 80,
Geo. Conrad, lumber and work en-
floor at courthouse, S14.
A. S. Talbot, NJ. D., medical SER
vices to paupers at poor farm, sI58.
George Young, saving So cords of
wood for courthouse, $1,000.
Weekly Byums7oitksr, stationery,
s26.
Childfen's Home Society of Missouri,
taking Morrison Hobson Bartee, an
infant, from county poor farm and
4Efnding home for him, $50.
R. D Edwards, county clerk, ex-
penses incurred in assessing merch-
ants, $zs.
i H. O Fisher, supplies to court
house, 70 cents.
L. H. Herring, two-days' services
as county Judge and mileage in Aug,
$I1.ao; same, two days in September,
SII.2o, same, four days in November,
$2I.2o; same, three days in Decem-
Der, $I6.aot cash advanced for trip to
poor farm sT.5o; two-days' services
as membersef boards of equalization
and appeaisfor merchants, Sc. Total,
5000.
c. E. Alien, two-days' services and
mileage as county judge in September,
1893. SI4so; same. three days in
November SI9.2o; same, three days
in December $Io.2o; I-day's services
as member Of board OF equalization
for merchants, S.. Total, $500.
Henry Hayes, I-day's services as
county Judge and mileage in August,
t $500; same, days in September,
$1,000; same 4 days in November,
$4,000; same 8 days in December,
SIS. 90; 2-days' services as member Of
boards of specialization and appeals for
merchants, So. Total, 5000.
]. A. Isle, child's pauper coffin for
Marion Smith, Sd.
Z. B. Thfash, carriage and team
r for county iudges to poor farm. So.
81 J.J. Hs2gel, pauper coffin for Mrs
Ella Hubbard, So.
Jos. Harper, treasurer insane asylum
No. 8, Neva la, Mo, clothing for VIM
Kendall from March Ist, 1898, tc
" September 1st, 1898, and said Ken
dall's board from Sept. 1st, 1898, tc
, March 1st, 1899, $7I.8o, less credit
: for $34.45 on overpay for Laura Ster'
ner, discharged patient.
! Edward Lippincott, pauper, sup,
port of self for 3rd quarter of 1898
$17.5o.
:, Salisbury Democrat, stationery, 81
Mrs. Lizzie Mills, railroad fare fol
n Arthur Washam, INDECENT and deal
; and dumb, to Fulton, S2.65.
]. P. Moore, 7 mattresses for coun-
e ty Jail, $I2.5o.
P H. B. Richardson express, etc., OIL
supplies from May, 1898, to Dec. 10Th
y 1898, Sc.
i Haggard Bros, 6S cords of woot
for courthouse, at $I.4o a cord
n $95.2o.
: E. B. Elliott, 1884 feet of lumbe
'' for walks on north and west sides Q
courthouse at $3.50 a hundred
, S22.26.
> George w. Conrad, laying walks Of
> north and west sides of courthouse
s. S8; load of rock, 81. Total, So
less credit by old lumber, 81.
l. Haggard Bros, lumber and post
j and work on fence for court-hous
wood yard, S32.18.
k Missouri Reform School for Boys a
s. Boonville, support of George Mccoy
i col, Ernest Smart, VIM. Bryant an
It John Ray, COL, from Nov. 1st, 1898
to Feb. Ist., 1900. $I2o.
n Rachel Mckee, a pauper, supper
of self and daughter, Mary Vanduse
y for sd and 4th quarters of 1898, S4e
}. Robt Gardner and r. R. Elliott
materials furnished for and labor o
e east approach to bridge across Musse
Fork, one fourth of mile west of court
d house, S36.45.
Robt. and Miller Gardner, work OIL