The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-05-13
Continued from last week

Continued from last week.
Which report was, by vote, adopted
and the committee discharged.
1t is ordered by the court that w F
Hook and NJ H Beard be and they are
hereby appointed as commissioners of
this court to settle with the sheriff for
taxes for the year 1908; and NJ II Beard
is allowed for his services as such COM
missioner for the year, 1907, the sum of
$40.
The county clerk is hereby ordered to
deliver to the county Supervisor of
Road, certified list of delinquents in
each of the magisterial districts of the
county. The county clerk is further
ordered to deliver to said Supervisor of
Roads certified approximation of the
amount of money available for road
purposes in each magisterial district for
the year 1908, both of which certificates
shall be delivered at once together with
a statement of the amount due the
Road and Bridge fund for said year.
1t is ordered by the court that the
salaries of the county attorney, county
supervisor of Roads and county judge
be and the same are hereby allowed
for this year 1903, as per the order fix
ing their salaries.
1t is ordered by the court that new
locks be provided for the court house
door and that hereafter the janitor shall
lock said door at six O'Clock p. m, and
it shall remain locked until six O'Clock
a. m. of each day, and no person shall
be allowed in said court house except
accompanied by county officials on bust
ness; and the said county officials shall
be provided with pass key. And for
failure to perform the duties herein inn
posed, the janitor shall be peremptorily
discharged.
1t is ordered by the court that no
claim shall be allowed to any person
except he be present in court and make
oath as TO the said claim; or, unless it
be duly itemized and sworn to and prov
en-. All pauper matters or claims must
be ordered and approved by the pauper
commissioner. All road claims must be
authorized and approved by the read
and bridge commissioner. No claim
will be paid unless authorized or APP
proved by the proper official
Upon motion of H. G. Vessels, sec
onded by Z. H Drury, it IS ordered
that the County Supervisor of Roads
and Bridges by written obligation coun-
tersigned by the county judge, may,
for each of the magisterial districts, at
such times as he sees proper, borrow
sums of money for the payment Of road
or bridge work; and, for said amounts
so procured, he will issue district war
rants covering the amount so procured,
together with the interest charged
therefor, thus enabling the county to
paw cash for labor or materials used by
the said county or the said districts.
This dav came the Commissioners of
Tar Fork bridge and filed a written re-
port; and said commissioners are con-
tinued under the former orders of this
court.
1t is ordered by the court that the
county clerk be and he is required to
produce on the first day of each April
term of this court list of all the cleo
ton officers who served as such at the
election of the proceeding year togeth-
er with the election commissioners and
the several amounts due them.
q All claims of county officials are here
by ordered to be produced, tented
and certified on the first day of each
term of this court.
1t is ordered by the court that the
amount of money in the sheriff's hands
arising from the sinking fund levy as
shown by the settlement, be paid to
Paul Campton, as commissioner and
receiver, and that the same be applied
on the county Indebtedness. 1t is or
dered that the balance remaining in the
pauper fund be transferred to the gen
eral or emergency tund In the hanus Oh
the said commissioner and receiver.
And it is further ordered that the credit
due the sheriff on the general expense
fund, as shown by the settlement, be
paid out of the general or emergency
fund as heretofore created.
1t is ordered by the court that the
balance due each magisterial district on
account of the road fund and the
amount remaining in the bridge fund,
remain in the hands of the sheriff for
the payment of orders, and the said
amounts shall be charged to him in his
next settlements.
This day came the committee directed
to report concerning the janitor and the
keeping of public property, and report
as follows: Hereafter, the janitor