The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-02-11

at Odessa from s4OO to 500. rhe
stock yards at Alma, Corder, Hig.
glnsville. Mayview, Odessa and Bates
City to 800. The stock yaros OF the
NO Pac Ry. Co at Concordia from
S25 to ESQ; the same raise at AuIl.
vile and Wellington; at Higpinsville
from nothing to $50, Waterloo to S25,
Halls Station S25. WlutOn S25 aud
Lexington from e25 to slOO; the cosl
chutes at Myrick from $500 to 81, 900;
the Missouri and Kansas Telephone
Co. from 1926 27 to els, 900.
W. y. Peacock was appointed
janitor of the court house at Higgins
vile.
The court authorized the clerk Of
the county court to sign petition to
the council Of the city Of Lexington,
representing the county property,
requesting said council to grant fran
chlse to the Lexington Suburban
Railway Company for use OF streets
for construction aud maintenance OF
street railway.
The following jury was drawn for
the March term of circuit court at
HlgginsviIle
lay tOwDship-H. @. Kelly, ]. E.
Miller, Geo. Onsey.
DAVIS tOwnship-Shell Belt, VIM.
Stra der, G. Detmer
Dover towuship-GeO. Hall, VIM.
Ke'sIer, Chas, Mulharen.
Freedom tOwnshlp-H. A. Tebben-
kamp, ] P. Greer Geo. Helt.
Lexington tOwuship-Thos. Nelson,
Arthur Young, Jas. Galloway
Middleton townsnip-Frank Becker
Paul Yabzey, H E. Lewis.
Sni.a bar town 'hip-Chas. Powers,
jas. Carroll, W H. Albred.
Washington township Jas, W.
Warren, T. D Salyers, Mark Wilcox.
The following are the petit jurors
drawn for The April term In Lexinp ton:
Clay tOwnship-Johu Corse, E. NJ.
Goodwin, w. A Drysdale.
Davis township John Sullivan, J.
E Milks, Jacob Martens.,
Dover TOWNSHIP Henry HInson,
T. Thurman, E. zeying.
Freedom towushlp-Louis Evert,
Al Ban6e, Henry PeteriDg.
Lexington twonshlp-J. T. Bell, F.
T Xix, jerry Shinn,
Washington township - Geo. fl.
Plattenburg, Ward Ripley, A. F. Hill
Middleton towuSbip-FraUk Eli
maker, Nathan Jorder, P. H. Kop-
penbrlnk.
Sni-a Bar towDshlp-J. S. Gross
hardt, G. d. Newhardt, VIII Hopper.
The following road commissioners
were appointed;
District number /, John B. EppS
2, Henry Knipmeyer; 3, John II.
Dierker; 4, Henry Bokelmann; 5, Otto
Evert; 6, Henry Heidoru; I, VIM. B.
raggart; s, H. F Frerkiug; 8, S, P.
Beal: 10, Conrad Schmidt; II, L. w.
Groves; IL, w. Ernstmeyer; lS, Henry
Corbln; IA, Gus Ritter: I5, Herman
Fieth; IS, John i. Neil; II, T. G.
Ward; s, E, H. Handley; 10, ]. II.
Anson; 20, + B. Powell; 81, Max
Lyons: %, Chas. Mu haren; %, Frank
Willig; "a, W. II. White and f. G.
Bruenning; %, j. T. Nelson; &c, f.
w. Schaechter; q, Anderson Stanley;
%, f L. McBurney; 90, John Sander;
30, Martin Gosoroski; 81, Thomas
Jones; 32 James Russell; 33, Joel
Ewing; 81, Henry StruchtemeYer; 35.
Eli Downs; 36, w., F. Douthltt; 81,
J. G Martin; 3S, +. W. Gott; 80, c.
Y. Ford; 40, E, NJ. Thomas; Al.
Charles Hoffman; 40, John Fl. Hoehn;
43, r. L. Evans; "A, Joe Wilkinson;
45, T. L. Ferguson; as, John Griffith;
Al, j, Strodman.
The request for donation Of strip
outside courthouse yard on the south
for location for new city hall was
granted upon condition that the city
remove the stone wall around the
court house yard, grade and sod the
edges of the yard, and lay granitoid
walk on the east and west sides OF
the square.
Notwithstanding the severe wealth
er Thursday night the New Grand
IA -. 49,.