The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1911-10-04
COURT PROCEEDINGS

and Tor breCkenflOkC COHhty a. lh'
Court House in Hardinsburg, KY, OF
Friday. May ~, 1911. for the PURPOSE
Of providing means and appropriatins
money to build bridge on the Rosetta
and Irvington road over what is known
as fishing Spring branch and to trans
act any other business that may come
before the court. Present Hon. L. l..
waggoner, Judge Breckenridge county
court, with the following named JUS
tiees Of the peace: Dan Quiggins, Geo
Harris, G.. A. Wright, 5. H. Dix and
B. A Whittinghill, absent Jno. N. Ak
ers
Game Robt. Layman, Commonwealth
attorney and made some explanation
to the Court in regard to the Hardlns.
burg and Cloverport turnpike and 10
view Of the fact that the said turnpike
company had been at the expense of
hauling and beating rock along said
pike that was at this time unused in
his opinion it would be mertorious for
this court to appropriate a small sum
for this unused rock along said pike.
On motion Of Justice Sam Dix second.
ed by Justice B. A. Whittinghill, it is
ordered that $500 be and is hereby sp
propriated to be paid to the Hardins-
burg and Cloyerport turnpike company
for the knapped rock and other loose
rock now on the pike, but said appro-
priation is conditioned upon the filing
and recording in the Breckenridge coun.
ty circuit court of an order FORGETTING
said pike and all its franchise to Brock
enridge county.
If said order is filed in said court
then this appropriation is made but in
the event said order is not entered
then this order Of appropriation is to
be held for naught and it is further or
dered that in the event Of said appro-
priation being made and cOnsummated
that said 5000 shall be paid as follows:
One hundred out Of the road fund of
the Hardnsburg Magisterial district
and one hundred dollars out Of the
road fund Of the Cloverport Magiste-
rial district and the Supervisor of
roads is directed to draw his order &C
cordingly payable to the Hardnsburg
and Cloverport Turn pike Company
out of the levy of 19l1, but in no event
is he to draw said order until the order
FORGETTING the franchise of said pike
be entered in the Breckenridge Cir
cult Court.
1t is ordered by the court that a
bridge be built across what is known
as Fishing Spring branch on the road
from Rosetta to Irvington. Pal earn
er, Supervisor of roads and bridges is
ordered to advertise for the building Of
said bridge and he will receive sealed
bids on both wood and iron bridges and
after receiving said bids will let con.
tract for the building of such a bridge
as in his judgment is best for the in
terest of the county and he will let the
contract to the lowest and best bidder
and sufficient sum 10 pay for said
brioge is hereby appropriated payable
out Of the road and bridge fund of the
1911 levy.
Minutes read and adopted. Ordered
that court adjourn
l.. l.. Waggoper, ]. b. c c.
At a Fiscal Court called and held in
and for Breckenridge county at the
Court House in Hardlrsburg, Ky, on
the 9Th of August, 19ll, for the pur-
pose of considering the town creek
bridge matter and any other business
that may come before the court.
Present, Hon. L. L Waggoner, Judge
of the Breckenridge county court, pre-
siding with The following named Just ces
of the peace viz e. A. Wright, Geo.
Harris, Sam Dix, B A. Whittnghlll
and Dan 0uigglns, absent Jno. N. Ak
ers
Moved and seconded by Squire B. A.
Whittinghiil that the court meet on
August 26, 1911, at the site of the pro-
posed bridge and view all the sites and
surroundings Of the proposed bridge at
Town creek and Bull creek and that
all bridge men be notified of said meet
ing by Pal Garner, road and bridge
commissioner, and contracts will be
awarded for the erection of bridge as
deemed necessary at said time and
place. Said motion carried unanimous.
ly and is made the order Of this court.
Moved by Squire Sam Dix, seconded
by Squire B. A. WhittinghlI that
walk be made on the South and West
side Of the Court House, said motion
being put, a majority voted against it.
Said motion is therefore declared lost.
Game G.. NJ. Heston and VIM. Ali,
Commissioners heretofore appointed
to make repairs and erect buildings at
the Poor House. and rendered their re-
port of work and repairs done, which
report is ratified and approved by the