The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-05-06
County Court Proceedings.

the following business:
Petition presented by A. J, Neer ct
a. for new road northeast of Odessa;
remonstrance filed by Maggie D. M.
Carter, ct al; cas- continued until
June term.
Petition for change of public road
southeast of Aullvlie presented by
William ThIeman ct al; demonstrators
F. W. Reeker ct al; cause continued to
second day jane term.
In the matter of the petition of f.
w. Brand ct al for new road, Freedom
township, petitioners ruled to bond fer
cost and cause continued until June
term.
In the matter of the petition OF
Alfred Bishop ct al for new road in
Washington township, report of CON-
missloners to assess damages filed and
approved; cause continued until June
term.
In the matter of the petition of O.
NJ. Brown et al for new road in
Snl.a-Bar township, cause continued
until June term.
In the matter of the application ol
Joseph Crutsinger ct al for the estab
lishment of drainage ditch in dis.
trict No. /, township 80, range 2S,
cause continued until June term.
Ordered that the county clerk appor
too the foreign insurance fund now tC
the credit of the county.
Ordered that a poll tax of "a 90 bt
LEVIED upon all male persons between
the age of 21 and so, excepting thos,
residing in incorporated cities, town
and villages.
Ordered that ten cents on the on
hundred dollars valuation upon al
taxable properly in the county of tn
taxes of 1905 be levied, the same +
be applied to The general road AM
bridge fund; also a levy of fve cent
on the one hundle ed dollarsvaluation o
all taxable property outside of all the II
corporated cities and towns, the same t
be applied to the district road tax.
The following Is the state and eour
ty leVies for 1905:
For state revenue purposes, fiftee
GEMS on the one hundred dollar
valuation; for state interest purpose
three cents; for county revenue pu
poses, thirty cents; for county intere
purposes, forty. i've cents, for Lexinl
ton township bond debt, forty cert
e Washington township, fifty cent,
s Sni a-B4r township, forty cents. TT
q apportionment OF the county revenl
6 iuuds remain The same as 1904.
Q Ordered that the commissioners
j. road district No. A N Sec ~, Tw
d 48, R. 2S, build a wooden truss brid,
Y and furnish the court with an iter
Q ized statement of the cost of same.
4 Ordered that road and bridge col
r missioner B. D. Weedln examine a.
"a if necessary build steele bridge iu 81
Ie 38, Twp. so, r. 81.
# Commercial Bank awarded the co
% t.ect as county deposItary for /,
10 years at one aud one.iourLh per &C
on daily balances
Bush & Berry awarded the coutr,
OF brick work on lumber aud CT
N house to jail; and 1t is orderedtl
20 The coanty cleIk receive bids and
er contract for carpenter work on san
is The fcl owing is the jury drawn
as he June term OF criminal court:
n, Clay towuship-T V, Foster, r.
lie Marshall, Geo. Hackley.
as Davis township-John Endly, e
Mullencemp, Peter Uphaus.
b. Dover towuship-J Q Paueubu
b, Walter Chiles, VIM. Susher.
ell Freedom tUwnship-Henry FIe
ly H G. Kueck, L H Meyer,
Lexington township-Peler Mall
J. c. Ke ly, Frank Howe.
!. Middleton township-.R Robt Frerkii
=, Sam Gibbons, n. L Robinson.
- SDl a.Bar townsbip-Wood Perd
~ A. W. Stevens, o. W. Philips.
- Washington township-Chas. Kin
- eloe, Jr., A B. Matthews, Ben II
gins.
90 The court adjourned to meet NJ
= day, May 8.
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