The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-12-18
County Court Proceedings.

Court convened In the court
house at Montgomery City, Mon
day, Dec. I, 1903, and the follow
ing proceedings were had:
Warrant ordered for Sf80.SO In
favor OF Bob Sec for lumber fur
nished for MILESTONE bridge as
per contract.
John Leonard Barker, on the re-
quest of ]. NJ. barker, was ordered
sent to the home for feeble minded
at Marshall, Mo-, as state patient.
Warrant ordered for SSt.35 In
favor Of Missouri Bridge & Iron
Co. for iron furnished for bridge
over Coon creek, near the Ecklcr
school house.
Warrant ordered for Si3.63 In
favor OF John II. Long for lumber
and work on Coon creek bridge.
o. and A. Hcying were granted
a dram shop license for six months
at Rhincland.
Warrant ordered for si08.S5 in
favor Of Henslcy 4 Sailor for coal.
Warrant ordered for $50 In favor
of the Reform School at Boonville
for care Of Van Carter and Clar-
cncc vies until February 4, 1904.
Warrant for $3.50 for water used
at Jail Tor months of September,
October and November.
Warrant for $50 in favor of Ja-
cob Brewer for rent OF house used
as court house at Danvillc from
June I to December 1, 1908.
Warrant for si02 In favor OF j.
NJ. Powell for building granitoid
walk In front of court house.
Warrant for S35 In favor OF J. NJ.
White for wood for Danvillc and
Montgomery court houses, S2.75 at
Montgomery and $3.50 at Danville.
Warrant for $40 In favor OF Crane
4 Blade for 1000 pounds of -four
for county farm.
+. NJ. Bass, superintendent OF
county farm, made his quarterly
settlement, ending Dec. I, 1908.
Receipts from all sources, si63.S0; /;
expenditures, s39s.s0; twelve in
mates; one death.
NJ. V. Cahall presents bond and
mortgage and borrowed $3.50 from
the school fund.
Quarterly statements Of p. Hem
sley, county clerk, T.. Barton, cir
cult clerk, and w. l. Gardner,
collector, were filed and approved.
Peter Hart, Henry Buschcr and
Emil Bauer were appointed COM
missioners to assess damages In
the new public road pctitioncd for
by X. Il. VanNess and others In
township A range 4,
T. l.. Cardwell, road and bridge
commissioner, was ordered to To-
cate new wooden bridge over
Little Elkhorn In section 4. town
ship 40, range 3, and advertise and
let contract for building same.
c. Cunningham on the request
Of Mrs. Sallic V. Cunningham OF
Danville, was examined and de-
clarcd OF unsound mind and
ordered sent to the hospital AT
Fulton, and s65 ordered in pay
ment OF same for three months.
Union Savings Bank paid $751;
II interest as county depository
for three months, September, Oc-
tober and November.
Warrants were ordered for road
district, as follows:
), No. l. John Parkey, S108.90.
No. 2. Warren Oden, si09.2s.
No. 3. Ed. Taylor, St28.05.
; No. 4. Fred Humphrey, si2s. 10,
No. 5. j. ID. Black, s95.15.
No. @. John II. Long, si172.
No. I. Thos. c. Davis, S70.f3.
No. 8. j. w. Robertson, Sf5. .08.
; No. o. VIM. Mccullough, s7s.52
No. 10. Bailey Ball, S78.31.
No. II. w. II. Heath, S39.58.
No. IL. L. T. Walker, s3i.29.
No. 13. X. L. See, si9.23.
No. II. J. J. Dixon, s60.59.
No. 15. Tbos. ID. Russell, si0i.sf
No. i6. j. +. DeGarmo. s141.21
No. II. w. L. Graham, sSi.4O.
No. Is. Richard Kopp, $4,000.
No. 10. S. S. McCarty, Si9.si.
No. 20. VIM. Hughes, S39.61.
! No. II. Henry Schlatt, s33.S5.
No. 22. j. r. Logan, S69.57.
No. 23. John A. Shaw, siis,69.
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