The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-01-14
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The new Fiscal Court of Ohio
county which met Tuesday OF last
week, completed the work of the
January term yesterday. The MEM
bers of the new court are: County
Judge. Jno. b. Wilson; County At
torney, G.. y. Smith. and Justices of
the Peace. Their politics, age and re-
ligion follow by districts:
District No. Ed Shown, Mag
istrate. Mr.. Shown is a Republican
In politics. III years old, belongs to
the Methodist church and is serving
his first term.
District No. 2 Sam w. Leach
formerly County Assessor. Is serving
his first term as Magistrate.
District No. 81. A. Mcdaniel,
Republican, G2 years old, Baptist, Is
serving first term.
District No. Ar. C. Tichenor,
Democrat, Al years old, Baptist,
serving first term.
District No., 5.--Winson Smith,
Republican, 46 years old, belongs to
the Christian church, is serving his
first term.
District No. 6--W. S. Dean, Re-
publican, so years old, Baptist.
was member of the Fiscal Court
several years ago, and has repre-
sented Ohio county In the House of
Representatives.
District No. ID. +. Rice, Repub-
lican. ~ years old, Baptist. serving
his first term.
District No. S-B. w. Taylor
Democrat, 80 years old. Baptist,
serving his first term.
Following claims were allowed
for sheep killed: Isaac Cooper $40
q. VI. Black IS. Lea Brown $50. y.
+. Cook 81, G. +. Boswell SIS, Il. f.
Cook 50, ]. B. Dtnnis So, J. f. Beck
s., Chas. ITerrel $3.50, ]. V. Haw-
kins SO, w. ". Gillem So, S. w.
Leach so. Albert May So, Luther
Miller Sc, w. n. Maddox $S, Edgar
Magan so, Otis II. Stevens $1i. J. u.
Shultz 81. V. J. Oglesbv 50, o. W.
Williams So, T. w. Wallace S12. j.
". Nelson so. G.. ID. Wallace $40.
Oppie Kittinger Sc.
Mrs. Katherine Taylor was allow
ed S35 on Fiscal Court order III.
for interest.
Sam Shaver was allowed $50 on
Fiscal Court order IVA. for interest
DR.. A. y. Riley reelected County
Physician for four years.
Frank Black elected Almshouse
keeper for two years.
Almshouse keeper allowed SO per
week FOR each inmate for board
washing, making and repairing
clothing, &C.
Taylora Coal Co. allowed 5000
for supplies furnished smallpox pa
tients, 1912 and 1913.
The salaries of county officers
were allowed same as heretofore:
County Judge. $3.50; County Attor-
ney. $3.50: Supt. Schools. $1,000:
County Health Onlcer allowed $3.50
salary; County Road Engineer.
$1,000: County Treasurer ]. T.
Moore. 5000. Salaries are made
payable quarterly
Judge Jno. b. Wilson was desig-
mated as Auditor of Ohio county.
John T. Moore. County Treasurer
and w. s. Tinsley. ex-County Court
Clerk. were appointed as committee
TO ascertH in nrd report financial con-
dition of Ohio county. Col. G. NJ
Barnett and Mr. Heber Matthews.
who had been put on this committee
at a former term of the court. hav-
ing resigned, the above committee
was designated to make report.
Elijah Render, s. Fl. Render. w.
7. Keown. Hosea Shown, w. +. San
derfur and w. C.. Blankenship each
allowed $3.50 for their services as
members Of the County Board of
Equalization for salaries present
term.
Insurance on court house increas-
ed from $4,000 to $4,000.
The work of the Fiscal Court hav-
ing been completed, the court ad-
journed yesterday afternoon.
While the court is made up of en-
tirelysnew members save Esq. Dean.
who served in this capacity some
wears ago. everything has gone
along nicely. The newly elected
County Judge. Jno. b. Wilson, and
the Justices are working as though
they had been in the harness for
wears. One thing very commenda-
BILE Is the spirit manifested by the