The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-10-10
QUARTERLY COURT.

A. K Wells instructed to have neces-
sary work on road near Moriah Church
in No. IA, also buy land for road.
License to peddle granted r. J. Long.
Elwood Harris allowed $50 per year,
r.. Polk, trustee.
w. H. Pyles and Ross Brown, county
farm commissioners, made their report.
Report shows seven inmates, the small
est number for some years. There we're
two deaths during the year. w. 7. Hol-
Ioman has been employed as superin-
tendent for next year.
Court ordered d. ]. Howard be paid
the sum Of 81, 409.s5, amount due as
Tax Assessor, State and county tax for
1913
]. A. Howard. w. L. Bryan and ].
F. Holloway appointed to have steel
bridge repaired on lower Rives levee, 95
feet long, at least possible cost.
e. N. Moore appointed to have steel
bridge in No. IA rehoored.
-. F. Dawson resigned as Constable in
No. 2. Accepted and Charlie Harris
elected to fill vacancy.
Court increased ianitor's salary to
$24, instead OF $50.
Court ordered q new record typewriter
bought for the Registers Office.
Deer Creek bridge ordered built on
Harris and Union City road. ]. 7. Ow-
ems and J. A. Fowikes named as COM
missioners.
Ike Martis released from poll tax and
public road duty.
j. f. Kersey and ]. @. Isbell appoint
ed to buy repairs for iron bridge in No. 8.
s. T. Dinton allowed $500 to repair
bridge in No. IL, near Walter Hutch
inson' farm.
The bridge on Pierce levee ordered
repaired, w. T. Hill, commissioner.
Seventy-fve dollars was allowed for
repairs or to build new bridge SO feet
long near Spout Spring, ]. d. Mcbride
to have charge Of work.
Bridge near Goodman farm in No. 10
ordered repaired.
j. b. Short, N. L. Williams and s.
M. Fields appointed to have bridge built
near Guelph, not TO exceed 1926.
L. X. Barnes released from paying
poll tax and road duty.
j. B. Hastings was released from pay
ing poll tax and road service.
ST. Holloway and Mike Bucking-
ham 10 have bridge built over David
son Greek. at Polk.
z. II. Carroll appointed to have bridge
repaired, near J. F. Hallman's farm,
pot % exceed $4,000,
Court allowed $40. 90 paid to John and
Ada Dyer, as heretofore
]. p. ATTENDANCE.
r. ID. Corum, $500; ]. T. Owens,
90. 90; w. H. Sanders, $40; ]. @. Is
bell, "a, 90; A. e. Caldwell, $40; J.
F. Kersey, $500; J. F. Holloway,
1920; 7. P. Palmer, 1920; w. E.
Shropshire, $500; N. l.. Williams,
$3.50; S. M. Fields, $3.50; G. r. Nc
Dade, $40; ]. M. Moores, 81 40; J.
T. Lasley, $40; w. H. Pyle, $40;
II. II. Hunt $4.60; ]. A. Howard,
$500; w. Al. Midyett, $3.50; G. M.
Montgomery, $500; w. H. Cutler,
$1,000: H. B. Flemming, $3.50; J. P.
CIoar, $500; A. B, London, $500;
I. r. Finch, $500; H. f. Williams,
90. 20; w. ]. Hopper, 81 40; ]. d. Nc
Bride, 800; S. r. Bratton, $500; w. |
w. Mays, $500; r. Polk, $500; w.
G. Morris, $500; E. N. Moore, $40; (!
A. X. Wells, 1920; A. Wilson, $500;
II. G. Corley, $500; J. w. Buchanan,
ga. so; III. N. sellars, 5000; R. 7. Mil
ner, 5000; J. s. Crockett, 5000.
Revenue Commissioners Moffett filed
his report, showing total funds in Trus-
tees possession as follows
County revenue ----$ 6,003. 40
Road revenue 496. %
Road revenue due districts S,939.S4
School revenue due districts ~ 1877. 06
School revenue unapportiond 9,4S1.2l
Total revenue -S52, s97. rs
Warrant account outstanding
and unpaid ---------------S334.4l
J.E. FINCH, SHERIFF.
Board prisoners, August ---- $134. 80
Board prisoners, September - 1890
Board prisoners, July 134.OOl
Conveying prisoner, Kentucky $50
Conveying prisoner. Kentucky 1900
ROADS, BRIDGES, LRvREs.
= II ponaerrrass---------$2 2.50l
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