The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-08-30
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BOURBON COUNTY COURT.
In the Matter of the Petition
to Establish a Graded Com
mon School at Little Rock,
kentucky.
JUDGEMENTS:

This cause having been heretofore
called for trial and the parties having
appeared in person and by attorney,
and the court having heard the evil
dence and the arguments of Counsel,
and being sufficiently advised. renders
the following judgment:
The defendants, James H. Hopkins,
Everett Hopkins and Joseph S. Hop
kins, having produced the written con-
sent, now filed therein, of Willis Ham,
trustee of Letton Distri.t to permit
said Hopkins to be included in the pro-
posed graded common school district,
the lines of which as heretofore drawn,
includes portion of said James ID.
Hopkins farm, but not the portion upon
which James z. Hopkins, Everett Hop
kins and Joseph S. Hopkins reside,
and the petitioners having produced
the written consent of K. h. Burns
and Edwin ThOmasOn trustees, now
filed herein, for F. M. Gillispie and
Jesse N. Fishback to be included IN
the said proposed graded common
school district, the said written con-
sent with reference to said Hopkins
and the said Gillispie and the said
Fishback being ordered to be made a
part of the record herein, and 1t ap-
pearing from the statement OF James
III. Hopkins, in open court, that ne
prefers to have his entire farm in this
proposed graded common school dis
trict. and it appearing from the state
ment of Jesse N. Fishback. in open
Court, that he prefers his entire farm
in Bourbon county to be in this pro-
posed graded common school district,
but it appearing from the statement
of F. M. Gillispie, in open Court. that
he prefers that no part of his home
place be taken in this said proposed
graded common school district. the
Court is of the OF iniOn that in fixing
the boundary of the proposed graded
common school district, the farm of
the said James H. Hopkins should be
included, and that the farm of Jesse
N. FIshback, in Bourbon county, should
be included, and that the home
place of F. M. G:illispie should
be excluded, and it appear
ing to the court that the petition here
In has been signed by more than ten
legal voters who are tax payers IN
the Justices District of Bour bon ooun-
ty embraced in the boundary herein set
out, and all other things appearing
from the evidence herein necessary to
entitle the petitioners to the relief
asked, and the County Judge and the
petitioners having agreed upon the par
ticular boundary herein s. tout, towit !:
Beginning in the middle of
Hinkston under the iron bridge,
known as the Fishhack bridge, and
thence down the middle of
Hinkston as it meanders to a point
on Hinkston where Chas. Squires &
: Brother and John F. Young cor
ner, thence along the line between
the tract of land formerly owned
by E. B. Soper and now owned by
Squire Bros, and the adjoining
land owned by Squire Bros, and
which was owned by them prior to
the purchase by them Of the E. b.
Soper land. to the point where the
lands of Squire Bros, formerly
owned by E. B. Soper. and
the adjoining tract owned
by Squire Bros, and the
lands of James H. Hopkins
corner, thence along the line be-
tween James H Hopkins and the
land of Squire Bros. (to-wit the
tract of land owned by Squire
Bros, prior to the purchase by
them Of the E. 3. Soper tract of
tdIUJ W d pUiuI Ill Tic CCutcI VI tEC
Little Rock and Jackstown turn
:. pike wher re the lands of James H.
Hopkins and Squire Bros. corner
continuing in straight line
thence between the lands of Jane S
H. Hopkins and Miss Maude
Bramblette to the polpt where
Thomas Sledd. James H. Hopkins
and Miss Maude Bramblette cor
nor The moo a opn tho limo hofn O @ m
said Hopkins and Sledd to that
gate in their line fence through
which the said Sledd passes to and
from the Little Rock and Jacks
town turnpike, thence in straight
line to and including the residence
of jesse Smith, now occupied by
Thomas WATSON ana Bascomb Bon
ia. thence in a straight line to the
residence, including it,, occupied
by Lee Cravens and owned by
Mrs. Brice Steel and formerly the
residence of the late Thomas
Woodford, thence to stone now
set in the South margin of the
Paris and Little Rock turnpike
about seventy-fve feet from a
pint on said pike were Roseberry
and Cain corner on said'pike thence
in straight line to point On the
John Skillman Sr. s pike on top
of hill southwest Of Skillman' 8
residence where Will Young and
the lands of the estate of john w.
Skillman. ST., corner on said pike,
thence in straight line tn the
main house, including it. On tt e
farm lately sold by w. g. Wilker-
son to Young Bros there e in a
straight line to a point in Jot n
Collins line where H,nry Cay.
wood and Mrs. johnson corn, r,
thence in straight line 10 az d in
GLIDING the residence of Miss
Belle Horton. thence in straight
line to the junction Of the Rock
Bridge pike with the North Mid
dletown and Levy pike. thence
with the middle thereof with the
meandering of the said Rock
Bridge pike to point on said pike
where James Clarke ard Ben Dali
zell corner, thence in a straight
line to l. S. Crouch's home place,
now occupied and owned by Chas.
Frazier. including said reside nee,
fhouro in O ctvo;nht line q. a o&,ro