Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-13

revenue fund, said amount being
$3.50. 80.
f. M. C~oatsworth's petition for a
public road was granted.
Atkinson " Locke's petition for a
public road was ordered certified to
county road commissioner.
The statement of w. H. Morris,
circuit clerk, of fees collected for
the quarter, ending July 80, was ex-
amined and approved and ordered
filed.
Sheriff Quincy James statement Of
fees collected for quarter, ending June
80, was examined and approved and
ordered filed.
County Clerk E. II. Carter's state
ment of fees collected for second quar-
ter, ending June 30, was examined
and approved and ordered filed.
Harry Hutton's appointment as
deputy constable of Salt River town
ship was examined and approved.
The bond of roadoverseer G. T.
Woolery, district No. SO, was by the
court examined, approved and ordered
filed for safe keeping.
Bond of J.. +. Llewellyn for sale of
liquor was examined, approved and
ordered filed.
The bond Of Judge W. W. Bolts was
examined, approved and ordered filed.
The bill Of inquest over the body Of
Robt. Ralsom, amounting to $22. 80
presented by ]. B. Moore, acting cor.
oner, was allowed.
Alice ]. Moore ct al, complainants,
VS.. oscar and James Wilson. The
court will pay toward the support of
the within named boys 800 per year.
provided Mrs. Hamilton Hall will
pay 500 per year and said boys father
will pay $40 per year.
The bond of O. T. varnon, coroner,
was by the court examined, approved
and ordered filed for safe keeping.
The following bills of cost in state
cases were presented by W. Fl. Morris,
circuit clerk. and were by the court
examined and allowed and ordered
certified to the county treasurer for
payment:
Luther Wade, s12. 10; Geo Saunders,
$50. rs; L. s. Manning, 1896; John
Violet, s19. 55 Arthur Jones, sl1.15;
F. N. Frost, SIS. IS.
The following accounts were al
Louis Shootman, services as j~anitor
term of circuit court, a. 90.
Quincy James attending circuit
court, s31. 90.
Quincy James attending circuit
court five days, $40. 90.
Jas. e. Sims, 8 days Justice and
mileage, s26. 80.
]. A. Lewis, 8 days Justice and
mileage, see.O {.
Jas. Heaton 5 days justice and mile
age, s27. 80.
Jas. Dye, sister-in-law INDECENT,
s6. 90.
E. II. Carter, stamp account circuit
clerks office. $3.50.
The bid of Guthrie & Son to fur
nish Missouri coal for court house,
Jail and county farm at lila per
the coal for court house to be
delivered and the coal for county farm
10 be hauled by county, was accepted
by the court.
The court adjourned today TO meet
IN September.
Il was ordered by the court that the
apportion to the towns and viii
of Mexico, vandalia, Farber,
Rush Hill, Martinsburg.
md Benton City the foreign insur-
moe tax apportioned to said county
by the state auditor on the basis as
required by section s,047 r. s., 1899,
md dMw warrants in favor of the
above towns and villages. The fol-
accounts were allowed:
Mexico Light Co. for light at Jail g.
Standard Printing Co., supplies to
clerk, $1.S9.
O. L. Crigler, summons in grand
Jury, $40.
Albert Harrison, express charges by
lin paid, 80 cents.
Ricketts, g. Emmons, supplies for
all, 81
State hospital for Insane, care in
mates, s67. 25.
Industrial Home for Girl. care in
ss7. II.
Harvey Steward, bread furnished to
7. Byrnes, 1881.
B. A. Powell, balance on granitoid
walk, $685. ~.
W. II. Morris, June term circuit
,ourt, s54.5 sc.
Buxtan s. Skinner supplies to cir
,uit clerk, 90 cents.
W. II. Turner, treasurer to State
Hospital No. /, $2,060.S5 2.
O. N. Berry was granted his petition
% be exempt from poll tax, for one
rear.
The following bills for board Of
prisoners was presented by Quincy
sheriff. which were by the
,ourt examined and approved and or
Tered certified to the county treasurer
'or payment; Rolly Henry $3.50,
Silas Hall SIC, VIM Atkins s1S. 90,
Harry Williams EEL rs, Clarence Yo-
,um sIs. 90. Arthur Jones 81, VIM.
Andsley $40, Fred Crawford, 80,
Dan King $3.50. John Violet s2i. 20,
Joe Ensley q. 40. Louis Smith s2i. 20.
including SOC each clerk fees.