The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-08-04

ing five per cent interest from date
until paid, due and payable on or be-
fore April goth, 1915, interest payable
annually. Said amount to be issued
for the improvement and maintenance
of public roads of Breckenridge couu-
ty, and to be collected and paid on the
above date, to wit: April Goth, 1916,
when the sheriff makes his settlement
of taxes collected, due and payable in
the year lelS.
1t is further ordered and directed
that Paul Compton, Treasurer of afore-
said county, issued county obligations
for Three Thousand (s3, 900. COY DOL
lars, in various denominations, nego.
table and payable at the Bank Of
Hardinsburg and Trust Company,
hardinsburg, Kentucky, subject to a
discount of one per cent and bearing
five per cent interest from date until
paid, due and payable on or before
April 10th, 1916, interest to be paid an
nually. Said amount to be issued for
the construction ond maintenance of
bridges in the aforesaid county. Said
obligations to be collected and paid
when the sheriff makes his settlement
with this court at its April Term, 1916
The vote being taken, said motion
carried unanimously, and is made the
order of this court.
In Re Macadam Road and State Aid.
The court having heretofore consid-
cred the construction of five miles of
pike, with state aid and supervision,
and it appearing and having been
heretofore determined that the county
is not financially able and it is not ex.
pedient to use the county's entire road
funds as suggested and discussed, upon
motion duly made, seconded and carried
it was unanimously voted to abandon
the proposed plan: whereupon, it APP
pearing that Breckenridge county has
paid into the state about Twenty-Five
Hundred (s2,5OO OO) Dollars, and that
Hardinsburg Distri3t Number 1 has
about that sum to expend, and it fur
Their appearing that the suggested ar
rangement will not deprive the rural
districts of their portion of the money
so much needed by them and 1t fur
Their appearing that the Eve Thousand
(S5 600. 00) Dollars thus available from
the county will be supplemented by
private subscription sufficient to con-
struc: two and q "a 1907 twenty-four
one hundreth miles of pike, it was
moved by d. c. Heron and seconded by
c. E. Robbins, after an argument to
court by Judge Norman, and a gen.
eral discussion, that all action be sus-
pended on the question of state aid for
roads until July 2, 1915, to which time
this court shall adjourn, and it was
further moved that Judge d. d. Dow
ell, c. E. Robbins, II. c. Murray, Paul
Compton and H. Deli. Norman, in
connection with the County Road En-
gineer, be appointed a committee to
investigate the ACCESSIBILITY of build.
1 24IO0 miles of pike out the Louisville
road and one mile out Leitchfield. road
to top of hill and then across to the
Hartford road and out the same the
remainder of the mile, thus dispensing
with two long bad hills on the Hart.
ford road and the necessity of making
long fill or build a bridge, and said
committee will communicate with the
State Road Department and invite its
representative to be here July End.
and request and urge the approval of
this plan, and will make full and COM
plete report of such facts and figures
as the committee deems important for
this courts consideration and action,
and on motion duly made, seconded
and carried, court adjourned to July
2, 1915
1t is ordered by the court that the
following Justices of the Peace be,
and they are hereby allowed their per
diem: Abe Aennett, 2 days, So. 90; S.
d. Cox, 2 days, Sc. 90; J. J. heenan, 2
days. $500; w. w. Baxter, 2 days,
So 90; ID. C. Heron, 2 days, Sc. 90; and
G. e. Robbins, 2 days, $500.
On motion duly made, seconded and
carried, court adjourned finally.
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