The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-05-01

lowed as follows:
for public printing, 3 Is 30
For ballots for Nov
ember election,
| 101l, .............. 81 w
- SLAB 90
Claim of Jno. d. Babbage pre-
scented and allowed for public
printing. ......... 20 IL
Claim of John P. Morton q Co.
| presented and allowed for tax
books and tax receipts. ...... 81 90
Claim of H. M. Beard, clerks
cost in Jno. A. Carman &c.
road case allowed. ....... IL IS
Claim of c. A. Tucker, d. S.,
cost in Jno. A. Carman road
case allowed 90
Claim of Jno. N. Akers as COM
| missioner to Galloway Ford 2
days and expenses allowed. II 10
Claim of Henry Cannon as COM
missioner to Galloway Ford 2
days and expenses. ...... 8 so
| 1t is ordered by the court that Jno N.
Akers be and he is hereby appointed
commissioner of and for Breckenridge
County, KY, to meet and act in con-
junction with G. d. Litdey, a similar
commissioner appointed and acting by
and under order of the Grayson county
Fiscal Court entered October 5, 1911, in
the matter of the construction of joint
bridge between Grayson and Brecken-
ridge counties at Hornback's Mill, this
court formerly ordered that the next
joint bridge constructed by Brecken-
ridge county be builded at said Horn
backs Mill, and said commissioner will
report his acts herein at the October
| 1912 term of this court.
Minutes read and approved and court
adjourned until a. m. April 4.
At regular term of the Brecken-
ridge County Fiscal Court, continued
and held in and for Bre cke nridge county
at the court house in Hardinsburg, KY,
on the 4th day of April, 1912 Present,
Hon. L. L. Waggoner, Judge of the
| Breckenridge County Court, presiding,
with the following named justices of
the Peace, namely: GA. Wright, Geo.
N. Harris, S. H. Dix, NJ. P. Payne, D.
J. Quiggins and B. A. Whittinghill, be-
ing all of the justices in commission.
The following committees were APP
pointed: Justices NJ. P. Payne and S.
H. Dix to investigate the Sheriff's set
Element on General expense. sinking
and bridge funds. Justices Harris and
Quiggins school, railroad and pauper
funds. Justices Whittinghill and
Wright road funds.
Claim of Stanley Brown pre-
| scented and allowed. ......... 5 80 90
Claim of w. J. Hall. Jailer, Ute.
mized) allowed. ............. 50 Is
Claim of c. A. Tucker, d. S.,
| (itemized) allowed. ......... "a so
Claim of Geo. Royalty for max
ing Assessors Book allowed. Is 90
Claim presented by Lee Walls
for Claude Mercer, attorney
fees allowed. ................ 90
Claim of M. Hannah & Son al
lowed w
This day came the commissioners, H.
M. Beard and Allen R. Kincheloe, and
Fiscal Court Committees, Justices Payne
and Dix on General fund, Sinking fund
and bridge fund, Justices Harris and
Quiggins on school fund, railroad fund
and pauper fund and Justices Whit
tinghill and Wright on road fund here
tofore appointed to make settlement
with the sheriff and produce to the
court settlement made with Dennie
Sheeran, sheriff, for taxes due for the
year 1911, which were examined and
approved by the court and ordered to
record.
1t is ordered by the court that the
Sheriff retain in his hands the sum of
S74. 62 the amount due the road fund of
the first district, also the sum of SOFAS,
the amount due the road fund of the
third district, also the sum of $3.50. So,
the amount due the road fund of the
fourth district, and he shall be charged
with these several amounts in his next
settlement. And it appearing that the
Sheriff has over paid the road fund of
the second district in the sum of Sl5s. 10,
also that he has over paid the road fund
in the fifth district in the sum of S212. 80
also that he has over paid the road fund
of the sixth distri,t in the sum of 1901
so, 1t Is ordered that he be credited
with these several amounts In his next