The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-05-08

that there be and is hereby levied an
advalorem tax under the authority of
section 43O7 of the Kentucky Statutes
and under the authority of section $50
of the constitution (the levy for all per
poses being IS cents and both levies not
amounting to so cents of Is cents on
each 500 in values of taxable property
in Breckenridge county for the year
1907, said tax to be levied and appor-
toned for the following purposes, to-
wit: To the road and bridge fund, as
follows: For work on and expenses of
working the public highways of the
county 20 cents, and for bridges, in
Guiding large Culverts, cents, on each
800 in value of taxable property in
said county. And it is further ordered
that the tax collected from property
situated in each magisterial district of
said county, shall be allotted TO each
district in which it is collected, and
shall be applied to the roads and cul-
verts in said districts; but the tax allot-
ed to bridges shall be applied to bridges
wherever situated in the county, when
and where same is necessary in the dis
erection of the authorities authorized to
expend these funds.
This day came Justice O'Rielly, sec
onded by Justice Bates, moved the
court that the levy for Breckenridge
county for the year 1907, be IS cents on
the 500 in value of taxable property,
divided into three funds, to-wit: Gen
eral expense fund, which shall include
salaries of officers and other current
expenses, cents; sinking fund, cents,
and pauper fund, 8 cents: and each
tax so levied shall not be diverted to
any other than that for which it was
levied, except as provided by law. And
further that there be levied a per capita
or poll tax on each male in the county
of Breckenridge, to-wit. On each male
citizen of the age of q years or over,
resident in the county, of $50 for the
said year 1907, and said poll tax to be
levied and apportioned for the following
purposes only, to-wit: For road pur-
poses, so cents; for general expense
fund 81. And that said tax of so cents
shall be devoted to the work upon and
the expense of working the public high
ways of the county, in the district in
which it is collected.
And the vote being taken thereon,
resulted as follows: John O'Rielly, yea;
Chas. H. Drury, yea; T. NJ. Bates, yea;
J. T. Mechanism, yea; H. G. Vessels,
yea; Frank Rupert, yea.
So said motion was adopted and made
an order of this court.
1t is ordered by the court that the
Dog Law be published in the Democrat
and News.
This day came the committee hereto
fore appointed to examine the report of
the commissioner and receiver and re-
ported that the same is correct, and di-
rected that the same be recorded.
This day came NJ. II. Beard, commits
siOner for the RAILROAD tax district, and
submitted his report as to the financial
,condition of said district, which was re-
lceived and filed.
This day came the committee hereto.
fore appointed to examine the books OF
the road supervisor, and reported that
they were in a proper and satisfactory
condition; which report was adopted by
the court, and the committee dis
charged.
1t is ordered by the court that de
mands of any nature requiring cash o
immediate payment, the County Judge
in his discretion may'pay such claim
on warrants drawn on the generl