The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-07-02

Upon motion of Squire Whittinghill,
seconded by Squire Harris, which mo-
tion carried, it is ordered that the FORE
going delinquent list be allowed, and
the Commissioners appointed to settle
with the Sheriff are directed to give
credit to the Sheriff in their settlement
for said delinquents for the year 1e12.
Upon this vote Squire Drury voted in
the negative
Upon motion of Squire Wright, sec
onded by Squire Dix, it is ordered that
the County Treasurer, when in his
judgment the interest of the county
demand it and 1t can be prudently done,
deposit on time certificate such bal
ances as may be due the county from
the various funds. 1t being the object
of this order to have the county's mon
ey draw interest when there Is in the
County Treasury an amount due the
common funds that can be placed on
interest.
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At Fiscal Court continued and held
in and for Breckenridge county at the
Court House in Hardinsburg on Thurs
day, April 8, 1918 Present Hon. l.. L
Waggoner, Judge Breckenridge County
Court, presiding with the following
named justices, to wit: G A. Wright,
G. N. Harris, S. H Dix, S p. Drury,
d. ]. Ouiggins and B. A. Whittinghill.
The following claims were presented
and allowed:
q. ID. Shellman. ...... $35 so
Bradley & Gilbert Co. a.. 10 so
Bradley & Gilbert Co., Bal
lots for Election, Nov 19l2. l13 IL
Game Justice S. H. Dix and moved
the court, seconded by Justice G. A.
Wright, that the levy in Breckenridge
county for the year 1913 be Is cents on
the hundred dollars in value of taxable
property, divided into three funds to
wit: General expense fund which shall
include the salaries of all officers and
all current expenses nine (0) cents;
sinking fund four (4) cents; pauper
fund five (5) cents, and each tax so
levied shall not be directed to any 9TH
er purpose than that for which it was
levied, except as prescribed by law,
and further that there be levied a per
capita, or poll tax on each male, 21
years of age.or over, resident in the
county aforesaid, of (Sl.5O) one and
fifty hundredths dollars for said year
of 1918, and said poll tax so levied
shall be apportioned to the following
purposes to wit: For road purposes
twenty five cents and for general ex-
pense fund, one dollar and twenty five
cents, and said tax of twenty five
cents shall be devoted to work upon
and expenses of working the public
highway in the district in which it is
collected, and further that the levy for
road and bridge purposes be and re-
main at the same heretofore levied; rs
cents on the 800 in value of taxable
property, but divided as follows; TWEEN
ty cents for roads end five cents for
bridges, and further that taxes col
lected for road purposes from property
situated in each Magisterial district of
the county shall be allotted to each dis
triot in which it is collected, and the
same shall be applied to roads and cul-
verts in each district, but the taxes
collected for bridge purposes shall be
expended where necessary in the dis
erection of the authorities expanding
same, and further, that all hands re-
quired to work on the public highway
by law work four (4) days in said year
of 1913, but not more than two (2) days
in each week except in cases Of emer.
genoy. when said hands may be re-
quired to work any number of days ia
the week or wear 70 meet such ampr-