The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-12-09
Heron, seconded by Squire Baxter, the
bid of $3.50 90 submitted BY the East st.

Heron, seconded by Squire Baxter, the
bid of $3.50 90 submitted by the East st.
Louis Bridge Co., for ten ton bridge
complete according to plans and speci-
fications was accepted according to
plans and specifications therefor, and
the bid of the Vincennes Bridge Co., on
the modified plans and specifications
was rejected; the yea and nay vote be-
ing taken upon the question after the
plans and specifications had been modi-
fed and that the bid of $4,000 be &C.
cepted made by the East st. Louis
Bridge Co. and poll being taken the
following Justices voted in favor of &C
cepting the bid made by the East St.
Louis Bridge Co. at the sum of $3.50. 90
for the Bridge complete according to
contract, to.wit: Squire Heron yea
Squire Bennett yea; Squire Baxter yea;
Squire Robbins yea; Squire Cox yea;
and Squire Keenan, yea, and the same
was made unanimous.
and produced a written contract &C.
cording to plans and specifications for
the construction of said bridge; and
the same was read to the Court, and on
motion of Squire Baxter, seconded by
Squire Heron, the same was approved,
a yea and nay vote being taken, there
upon came George Hammond for the
East st. Louis Bridge Co. and signed
in open Court, the said contract and
the same approved in open Court and
signed by the Hon. d. ID. Dowell, it
was further ordered on said motion that
the said Bridge Company be required
to execute bond according to law for
the faithful performance of said con
tract, the said Bridge Company agree
ing in open court to execute bond to the
County for the faithful performance OF
its each and every duty pertaining
thereto to be approved by the County
Judge.
The question of payment for the
Bridge and Adjustments constructed
by the Vincennes Bridge Co., anC
Boiler & Co. across Sinking Creek be
ing before the Cour., the same was de
ferred until Wednesday morning, Oc
tober the It'll.
The question of payment for repair:
on Court House heretofore ordered BY
this Court, on report of the Committee
Judge d. ID. Dowell and the County
Jailer, A. Nc. Meador, that the worl
had been done in satisfactory manner
it is now ordered that the sum of $500
the contract price to be paid to P. r
Payne, and the said work is now &C
cepted, and the Committee is now dis
charged.
Minutes read and approved, and OF
motion the Court adjourned until Wed
nesday a. m. at 8 O'Clock.
d. d. DOWELL, ]. B. G.
At a Fiscal Court continued and helt
in and for Breckenridge County, Ken
lucky, on October 7th, 1914, present
Hon. D. D. Dowell, presiding. and tn,
following Justices of the Peace. viz: D
c. Heron. w. w. Baxter, c. E. Rob
bins, J. J. keenan,, Abe Bennett ant
S. d. Cox, being all of the Justices o
the Peace in commission.
The claim of Pal Garner for $4,000 al
Commissioner in Bridge across Rough
Creek at Hornback's Mill, on motion O
Squire Cox, seconded by Squire Bax
ter, a yea and nay vote being taken
the claim is allowed in the sum offs 1000
Ordered by the Court that the fol
lowing claims be and they are hereb.
allowed:
r. G. Gardner, Window Glass
1temiZed. ....... .............S 1 U
w. S. Ball, 6 days rs County
Attorney pro tenn. ............ 80
Worrell Mtg. Co. Disintectants
ltemlzeu. ........... 49,. ~
Taylor Scott, guarding prisoners 5 0
Bradley & Gilbert Co. claim
iiemized. ........... ...,....... AZ
S. c. Mercer, Clerk. ........... 30
Clarence Drane, Judge. SO
J. w. Carman, Judge. 30
Cliff Aldridge, Sheriff. ......... 80
Homer Pile, Clerk. 20
Joe Glasscock, Judge. 20
Lon Glssscock, Judge. 4
Pal Garner, Sheriff. .......... 4 4
!, T. ]. Moore, Clerk. ........... 90
|, T. N. Fentress, Judge. Al
E. ]. Seaton, Judge. &c
, w. c. Kane, Sherig. ........... Al
W. r. Norman, IT,, Clerk. 2(
G. L. Fisher, Judge. "A
A. B. WILDLY, Judge. &c
]. H. Rebarker, Sheriff. ....... A;
w. w. Baxter, Clerk. .......... q
8 1t is ordered by the Court that til
!. following claims be allowed for house
6 in which August Primary Election wa
held.