The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-04-29

AT Fiscal Court began and held in
and for Breckenridge county, at the
court house in Hardinsburg, Kentucky,
on Tuesday, April 7, 1908.
Present, Hon. H. Dell Norman, pre-
siding judge of the Breckenridge county
Court, and the following justices of the
peace, to-wit: John O'Reilly, T. NJ.
Bates, H. G. Vessels, Chas. H. Drury,
John T. Mechanism and Frank Rupert,
being all the justices of the peace lin
commission.
1t is ordered by the court that J. w.
Spencer, be and he is hereby allowed
the sum of $4:30 the amount of tax for
the year 100 paid upon property raised
by the county board of equalization
without notice to him.
This day came VIM. Soper and pre-
sented claim amounting to Gas for
boarding one, Jesse Burnett, which was
rejected by the court.
This day came r. w. Meador and
Douglas Dodson and presented claims
for dog tax amounting to 81 each which
thew claimed to have been enormously
assessed against them for the year 100
which claims were rejected by the
court.
This dav came A. .Weatherford and
presented the claim for poll tax, which
he claims was enormously assessed
against him for the year 100 amount
ing TO the sum of 81. 5O;which claim was
rejected by the court.
This day came James Thomas, ana
moved the court to exonerate him from
paying poll taxes in the future, which
motion was rejected.
This day came R. E. Norman and
presented to the court his claim as
bridge commissioner, which was REFER
ed to a committee composed of justices
Bates aud Rupert.
This day came the commissioner and
receiver, Paul Compton, and filed his
report as such, which was referred to
committee composed of justices Vessels,
Drury and McCamish.
This day came NJ. H. Beard, commits
sioner tor the Railroad Tax district, and
filed his report as such, which was re-
ferred to a committee composed OF
+, justices Rupert, O'Reilly and Bates.
! This day came Aisle Hardin, and pre-
sented to the court claim amounting
to the sum of SIS for supplies furnished
Fernetta Staples, pauper idiot, which
claim was referred to a committee COM
posed of justices O'Reilly, Bates and
Drury.
This day came T. J.. Moore, clerk of
Breckenridge Circuit Court, and pre-
sented the following claims for fees as
such clerk, in the following cases:
S179 Comlth of Kentucky &c
VS. S. A. Pate, ........... ) 10 oo'
S177 Comlth of KY, &c VS. 5
A Pate, ............'''' ~ ~
3178 Comlth of KY, &c VS. 5
A Pate. ..............''' /" w
3181 Comlth of KY, &c VS. V
B Burton's Admir-, zee. IL 90
3l89 Comlth of Ky, &c VS. V
R,r+on,s Admr. 13 so
The county attorney, Gus Brown, OBJ
jected to the payment of the said claims,
and, upon the motion they were referr-
ed to a committee composed of justices
Mechanism, Drury and Vessels.
This day came J J Sewers and pre-
sented a claim for So for room for hold
ing magistrates court for three days,
which was rejected by the court.
1t is ordered by the court that the fol-
lowing sums be and they are Hereby al
lowed the appropriated to the persons
pelow named respectively, for the SER
Hces mentioned
Issac Mccoy, poll tax enron
eously assessed and paid
for year 1907. sol
Mrs Mamie Addison, taxes
on 1926 worth of proper
ty, enormously assessed
and paid for the year,
amounting to the sum of
S2.7S to be paid by the r