The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-05-06

All of which is respectively submitted
this the third day of April, 1908.
Paul Compton, commissioner and re-
ceiver of taxes, Breckenridge County,
Ky.
1t is ordered by the court that the
sheriff shall have credit in his settle
ment for taxes for the year 1907, in the
sum of $3.50, the amount of taxes as
sessed against John S Mattingly and
Hilary Speaks and wife for said year.
1t is ordered by the court that f II
Tucker be and he is hereby exonerated
from paying r r tax for the year 1907
on $500 worth of property enormously
assessed, amounting to the sum of 81 20;
and the sheriff is allowed a credit by
said amount Of 81 20; in his settlement
for r r Taxes for the year 1907.
1t is ordered by the court that Albert
Beauchamp be and he is hereby exoner-
ated from paying r R tax for the year
1867, on $500 worth of property, amount
ing to the sum Of $40, enormously as
sessed, and the sheriff is allowed a cred
it by said amount Of 81. 40 in his settle
ment for r r taxes for the year 1907.
AT Fiscal Court continued and held
in and for the county of Breckenridge,
at the courthouse in Hardinsburg, Ken
lucky, on Thursday, April 9, 1908:
Present, Hon. II Dell Meorman, pre-
siding Judge of Breckenridge county
court, and the following named justices,
to-wit: John O'Reilly, T NJ Bates, II G
Vessels, Chas II Drury, John T Nc
Camish and Frank Rupert, being all
the justices of the peace in commission.
Upon motion of Joel c Wilson and
others, John T Mechanism, Frank Rup-
pert, John O'Reilly and J V Stellar are
appointed as a committee to investigate
the facts and conditions connected with
Hornback mill ford, and report at the
next term of this court their advice as
to the propriety Of appointing a COM
missioner to confer with a commissioner
from Grayson county concerning the
erection Of bridge at said ford.
This day came Morris Eskridge, atty
for S A Pate and V B Burton's admir-
and presented a claim for costs in suits
in the circuit court amounting to 1854. 70
Is which was referred 10 justices Nc
Camish, Vessels and Drury; then came
T J Moore, circuit clerk, and presented
claims for costs in suits in circuit court
amounting to $50 65 which was relerr-
ed to the same committee.
This day came the committee in the
Harris Fork bridge matter appointed to
investigate the report of the commiss-
toner's in regard thereto, and made the
following report to-wit: eve, the COM
mittee, find the report of the commits
sioners correct and in order, aud recon-
mend that said report be received and
the commissioners discharged and said
2 bridge be paid for.
T. VI. Bates,
John O'Reilly,
Frank Rupert. "
This day came the committee to
which was referred the claims of the
taller and reported that same are correct
and recommended the allowance of the
$500 claim less 81 paid the janitor
and the allowance of so on the Sl4
claims for services at the Court House.
And said claims are now allowed as fol-
lows:
r a Shellman, fees as jailer.. Sl45 q
r A Shellman, services at
court house. ............ 10 "
1t is ordered by the court that the
following persons be and they are here
by exonerated from paying the amount
OF taxes set opposite their names, the
same having been enormously assessed
against them for the year 1907.
Conrad Gasdorf. 81 cents, Logan Fish
err, s. SO, J r Dufin, s.. 3o,U S Mccoy
$3.50, Columbia Finance & Trust Co.
50 So Willis Frank, 81. so; Will Dowell
SLIP y road overseers So. And tn,
sheriff is allowed credit by said amounts
in his settlement for taXesfor the yea
1907.
1t is ordered by the court that justices
Vessels, Drury and Bates, together will
NJ II Beard and NJ f Hook, are here by
appointed as a committee to investigate
and report upon the condition of the
books of the Supervisor Of Roads, and
they will make their report in connec'
ton with the sheriff's settlements.
e This day came the committee to
: which was referred the claim for costs
t of S. A. Pate and T. J. Moore, and re-
e port as follows: eve, J. T. Mccain
I ish, H. G. Vessels and c. H. Drury,
your committee, make the following re-
port: We recommend that all actions
be deferred on the claims of Brecken-
ridge County VS.. S. A. Pate and others
until the next term of this court in or