The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-05-06
CONTINUED from last week. J

amounting to........... ~ 50
Fifth district, 81 delinquents
amounting to. ..... 10 so
Sixth district, IS delinquents
amounting to......... III so
And these lists were referred to the
justices of the respective magisterial
districts in which the delinquents reside;
and the same was allowed by the court
and the sheriff shall be given credit by
the total amount of the said lists in his
settlement for taxes for the year 1907.
This day came Lee Walls, pauper
commissioner, and filed his annual re-
port as such, and the same is referred to
a committee composed of justices
Vessels, Drury and Mechanism, who
will report tomorrow morning.
1t is ordered by the court that Tice
Mccoy be and he is hereby exonerated
from paying taxes on $1,000 worth of
property and from paying a poll tax as
sessed twice for the year 1907, amount
ing to the sum of $12. 60; and the sheriff
is credited by said amount in his settle
ment for taxes for the year 1907.
1t is ordered by the court that the
Public Improvement Committee be and
the same is hereby continued with the
same powers, until the next term of
this court.
1t is ordered by the court that all per-
sons who are required by law to work
on the public highways of the county,
be and they are required to work four
days in the year, 1908, but not more
than two days in any one week except
in cases of emergency, where they may
be required to work any number of days
in the week and year. All overseers
are required to call out and work all
road hands in their respective precincts
as set out in the order and required by
pw.
> The Road Supervisor of Breckenridge
county is hereby ordered and directed
to cause all poll tax delinquents for the
year, 1907, to work out their said taxes
on the public highways as provided by
law.
1t is ordered that justices Vessels,
Drury and Bates be and they are here
by appointed as a committee to examine
the settlement of the sheriff made with
NJ H Beard as commissioner of this
court, for taxes due for the year 1907
and they will report tomorrow.
This day came T J Moore, circuit
clerk, and withdrew his claim for costs
in suits in the circuit court, and the
committee to which the same was re-
TERED is now discharged.
This day came the committee to
which was referred the report in regard
to the Eveleigh Mill bridge and filed
their written report, and the committee
was discharged. The said report is as
follows:
eve, the committee to act upon the
report of commissioners of Eveleigh
Mill bridge, submit the following re-
port. Said commissioners report that
the masonry is cracked but does not
necessarily weaken the structure; and,
we as your committee recommend
that the constructors of said stone work
be paid in full for said work, but, before
receiving payment that they execute
i APPROVED bond insuring said masonry
4 or abutments for one and one-half years
from date, subject to the approval of
the Bridge Commissioner at the end of
that time.
Thos. M. Bates,
Frank Rupert,
John O'Reilly."
1t is ordered by the court that the
Isheriff, Milt Miller, shall have credit in
nhis settlement for taxes for the year,
I9O7, in the sum of $500, the amount of
taxes assessed against Henry Carey and
Mrs A M Mattingly for said year.
This day came the committee hereto
fore appointed to investigate the report
bf the Railroad commissioner, and re-
borts that they have examined the same
Ind find it correct and satisfactory, and
kaid committee is discharged. The re-
bort of the said Railroad commissioner
IS as follows:
Hardinsburg, KY, April 6, 1908.
To the Honorable Judge of Brecken-
Edge County Court: The undersigned,
our commissioner for the Railroad Tax
district of Breckenridge county, begs
submit the following report of the
Ninds received and disbursed by him,
hid the condition of the indebtedness
said district.
1907 DIR.
Npril9. To amount received
f3om F Beard, former
B D commissioner, amount