The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-12-04

Stephen Peters, chain carrier l
day in Vessels road case,. ! 90
John A. Miller, chain carrier l
day in Vessels road case,. l 90
j. j. Seversy room for three mag
istrates courts, .. 3 90
j. j. Sewers, balance of claim
for rooms for election. -. 2 90
j. R. Mattingly house for Nov.
election, 1906, . 3 90
Eliza j. McCarty, house for
Nov. election, 1906 49,. 3 90
NJ. S. Jolly, house for Nov. cleo
ton, 1906, ........ 3 90
Mike Miller, taxes enormously
assessor in R. R. tax Dis
trict for 1907 on $642 of
property to be paid by R.
X. District .......... 90
T. J. Hook, material furnished
county Jail, privy, &c.. 143 10
Jesse Whitworth, election com
missioner 4 days, 1906. . s 90
Milt Miller, election commits
sioner days, 1906, ~ s 90
John P. Haswell Jr., election
commissioner 4 days, 1906. 5 90
w. F. Hook, fees as clerk board
of election commissioners
for year 1906 ......... 5 90
II. Deli. Norman, supervision
~ooI H.
ira work and expenses for
year 1907, ............ 80 90
John P. Haswell, Jr., ? days as
county attorney pro tem,.. . 90
John O'Reilly, 3 days as justice
October term, 1907 ... 8 90
T. NJ. Bates, 3 days as justice
October term, 1907, . 9 90
H. G. Vessels, days as justice
October term, 1907, ... 9 90
c. H. Drury, l day as justice
October term, 1907, 800. 3 90
J. #. MeCamish, days as jus
tice October term, 1907. 9 90
Frank Rupert, 3 days as JUS
tice October term, 1907. 9 90
DR.. J. T. Baker having resigned his
position as pauper physician, DR.. J. C.
Sutton was unanimously elected as such
pauper physician to FIJI out the unex-
pired term of Dr. J. T. Baker.
This day came the committee APP
pointed to report UPON the Pauper Com
missioners' report, and make the fol-
lowing report to-wit: owe, the com
mittee on claims, having examined the
report of the Pauper Commissioner, find
everything regular and in order, and
recommend the payment of the same.
Respectfully submitted,
THos. NJ. BATES,
FRANK RUPERT,
II. G. VEssELLs.'
And upon motion the said report was
adopted and the claims allowed as fol
lows:
A. A. Richardson, trustee for
Thomas Simmons, ...... $50 90
w. A. Clark, trustee for Joseph
FralZe ............... 0O
NJ. L. Harl, trustee for Mamie
and Murl Askins, ..... 20 90
NJ. L. Harl, trustee for G. B.
Gibbons, .......... II 90
J. T. Jones, trustee for Martin
Simmons, ............. "a 90
J. r. Jones, trustee for Mrs. c.
l.. Basham, ........ 30 90
DIR. j. T. Baker, for use and
benefit of Milt Miller, -. IA 80
J. S. McGary, for papering poor
house, ................ ~ ~
VIM. Bowman, for the use and
benefit of w. c. Norman. 63 90
D. S. Richardson, trustee for
Henry Krouch, ....... IA 90
S. T. Smith, for the use and
benefit of J. P. Eskridge,. IA 90
J. H. Gardner trustee for Ne
Cajah Pool ............. 80 90
j. H. Gardner, trustee for Will
liam Williams ..... SO 90
Mrs. Mamie Snyder, claim for
Grant Dennis, ........ so
J. II. Gardner, trustee for
Grant Dennis, ........ IA 81
b. F. Beard & Co., claim, 80. % 20
B. F. Beard & Co., claim. 80. - 70
f. T. Guthrie, medicine furnish
ed paupers, ........ 13 10
f. T. Guthrie, medicine furnish
ed prisoners, .......,.s 10
J. II. Elder, salary for 6 months
in four equal payments. 800 90
J. T. Hoben, coffin furnished
pauper, .............. 10
Joe Teaff, trustee for Mollie
Bland, .......... Is 90
E. f. Lyons & Bros, trustee for
Clay Robertson, ...... 81 90
Joe Teaff, claim for articles
furnished to poor house,. Is 20
It is ordered by the court that the