The Holt County sentinel., 1899-11-17


apportioned was Sl33l "a, Of which the
various incorporated cities receive the
following sums:
Mound City. l6l.S2
Oregon S2S2
Maitland Gl.Q5
Craig 6S.JI
Forest CITY. 4iS3
BIgelow ...... 20.50
corning .---.-.----- ----------.- ON
County. revenue. ............... So3.iO
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Jacob Markt presented a strong petit
tion asking the court to have the bridge
at the McKIssick place replaced. The
timelguarantee not having expired, the
court ordered the bridge commissioner
to proceed to have the bridge put in.
The bond of w. A. Martin, rs con-
stable OF Minton township WAS ap-
proved.
The road commissioner was ordered
to survey and mark out the new road
petitioned for by +. p. Allen and others.
Aso to proceed IN the same manner
concerning the new road petitioned Tor
by. l. NJ. Minton, j. L. Shepherd, j. F.
Bridgmon and others.
John Ramsay, as sheriff, filed bis re-
port, which WAS approved, concerning
the sale of eighty acres OF township
swamp land. The court ordered a copy
OF such report to be filed with the Sec
retary OF state, so that patents may be
issued to Francis X. Raiser and Allen
Brock, purchasers Of the land.
G. U. Proud presented his semi
annual i settlement as county
treasurer, which was found to be cor
ordered filed.
1t was found by the court that c. n.
Jones bad no means Of support and was
unable to work and was worthy; he WAS
ordered admitted to the poor farm as
q county charge.
Road Commissioner Landon made bis
report on the survey OF the road petit
toned for by James Farmer and others.
Geo. w. Hubbard, Matt Gelvln and
Jacob Kurtz were named as commits
sioners to view the premises, hear COM
plants, and assess the damages to lands
not rellnquished, and make their report
by the February, 1900, court.
T. o. Davis, coroner. presented in
quest papers on the dead body OF the
unknown man found near Mound City.
The cost bill was ordered certified to
the treasurer for payment.
H. B. Lawrence, John II. Hunt, and
David Showslter, commissioners sp-
pointed to assess damages in the road
petitioned for by VIM. Orr, made their |
report, which was received and approved |
and the road ordered established.
The court ordered payment for the
bridge built by Ludwig Wsegele near the
Joseph Hodgins place. A similar order
wss made for two bridges built by j. II.
Sparks. and also for the building Of elev-
en- bridges by the Canton bridge CON-
psny.
6. II. Bradley. constable OF Forest
township, presented his resignation,
which vac accepted by the court.
The tollo<irg are the names drawn
BY the court TO serve as petit Jurors for
TIE coming January. 1870 term, Of our
circ8i; court:
B,seloE, Henry Hicks, Peter Riley;
Beoton. =. C. Spray, J. VI. Staley; Clay,
" WhI:nsr, D. z. Williamson; Forbes,
W. a. Sparks, JEFF Wright, Forest, c.
e. Park, James Quick; Hickory, j. A.
Poaee, Wn. Shull; Liberty, Peter
Rang, Wu. Smith; Lincoln, Aug. Peters,
E. 4. Roselius; Lewis,Jno Noellsch, Jr.
". H. Wood; Minton, Jas. Sinclair,
Henry Hipes; Nodawsy, JanesWillisms,
Matt Gelrln; Union. Conrad Ideker,
T. B.Ward.
The following grand jurors were also
drawn:
Bigelow, ID. W. Smith.
Benton. W. T. York.
Clay, w. II. Kicker.
Forbes, j. W. Robertson.
Forest, ]. F. Waggoner.
Hickory, Chas. A. Williams.
Liberty, Thomas Teare.
Lincoln, Henry Naber.
Lewis, Henry Weis.
Mlnton, George Romine.
Nodawsy, Geo. Stephenson.
Union, Alex Gray.
In the matter Of the private road
pettioned for by Margaret A. Kunkel
and others,the commissioners appointed
to assess damages, filed their report,
which was received and approved, and
the read was ordered established when
the amount OF damages and costs are
paid by the petitioners.