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

clerk be and he lie hereby directed to
record the delinquent list, and he shall
furnish to the County Supervisor OF
roads a copy of the same by districts.
This day came W. f. Hook and M. H.
Beard commissioners appointed to make
settlements with the sheriff for the
county taxes for the year 1906. and pre-
sented such settlements, which were
examined and approved by the court,
and ordered to be recorded.
1t is ordered by the court that the
County Clerk be and he is hereby di-
rected to certify to the road supervisor
the amount of the taxes that will be
available to be expended in the year
1907 in each district.
1t is ordered by the court that the
sheriff shall be required to file on the
first day of each April term, list of all
parties furnishing rooms for registra-
ton and election and the contract
prices therefor.
1t is ordered by the court that all
persons who are required by law to
work upon the public highways are re
CURED to work four days in the year,
but not more than two days in any one
week, except in casts of emergencies,
when they may be required to work any
number of days in the week and year.
All overseers are directed TO call out and
work all road hands in their respective
precincts as set out in this order and as
required by law
1t is ordered by the court that the
County Clerk be and he is hereby di-
rected 10 file on the first day of each
April term of this court, list of all
registration and election officers who
served during the preceding year.
1t is ordered by the court that the
supervisor of roads and bridge commits
sioner is hereby empowered to draw
from the emergency fund OH orders
countersigned by the County Judge all
amounts necessary to meet the demands
of emergency matters of any nature.
1t is ordered by the court that the
County Judge, the supervisor of roads
ana Justice o REILLY, be and they are
hereby appointed as a committee with
full power and authority to purchase
any read material or supplies including
machinery and teams, they may deem
necessary for the county or any district.
One bond for the sum of 81 900, dated
Feb. 2S, 1898, signed by VIM. Ali ,coun-
ty Judge; Morris Eskrdge, commission
er and receiver, and Owen Cunning
ham, clerk of Breckenridge county, ex.
ecuted to John Gibson: one bond for
$500 executed to L. T. Roberts, dated
March 81, 1898, signed by VIM. Ali,
county jucge; Morris Eskrldge, COM
missioner and receiver, and Owen Gun
ninghanl, clerk of Breckenridge county;
and one bond for $500 executed to L. B.
Macy, dated October 1o, 1901, signed by
VIM. Ahl, county Judge and Clint P.
Hook, clerk of Breckenridge county,
being this day filed in court by the
commissioner and receiver, Paul Comp
ton, and having been paid by him and
marked Cancelled, were this day burned
in open court by the County Judge in
the presence of the court
1t is ordered by the court that the
following sums be and they are hereby
allowed and appropriated to the persons
below named respectively, for the ser
vices mentioned:
George Harmed room for hold
ing magistrates court. .. + 1 so
George Harmed, trustee &c,
room for holding November
election, 1906. 80
John P Haswell, Jr, attorney
FIR Mrs Mary A Brown,
damages in II G Vessels
road case to be paid out of
levy of 1905. ............... so 90
John P Hsswell, Jr, attorney
for Mrs Eliza j Hardesty,
damages in II G Vessels
road case, to be paid out of
levy of 1000. 40 90
John P Haswell, Jr, attorney
for Mrs Jennie Stiff, dam
ages in H G Vessslls road
case, to be paid out of levy
of 1906. .................. 100 90
John p Haswell, Jr, attorney
for Mrs Sarah M Burch,
damages in H G Vessels
road case, to be paid out Of
levy of 1906. .......... 25 90
Lee Bishop, coroner, conducting
autopsy upon the body of
Robert Miller. ........... 3 90
John Shaw, lock for Office of
county superintendent. .... 1 3j
A A Richardson, books for in
digent children. ......... 20
r G Gardiner, books for indi.