The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-08

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count, $26.
Katherine Oldham, taking deposi-
lions, IS.
Harry Ort, Jail repairs, $40.
Boone Phillips, live stock inspectors
fees, SO.
r. II. Pollitt & Company, livery
$3.50.
Mrs. w. f. Power, Jail supplies,
1915.
Thomas Lalley, tax refunded, 81.
II. II. Rosser, burial, $3.50.
NJ. c. Russell Company, Jail sup
plies, 81.
r. and w. Rasp, Jail supplies, $500
Ryder Paint Store, Jail supplies, So
Mrs. Howard Rosser, extra atten-
ton to Morgan children, 1925.
Matte Raymond, taxes refunded
$175.
Swift & Co. Jail supplies, 1926.
Charles Slack, coroner's fees, $24.
j. Schatzmann & Bro, Jail supplies
$500.
A. Sorries, courthouse repairs, $500
Star Clothing Co, Jail supplies, $40
G. II. TraXel courthouse repairs
$500
Gus l.. Tolle, constable's fees, $9S7
Ebert Trisler, pauper supplies, $50
True d Anderson, printing, $3.50.
! True q Anderson, printing, S25.
Larue Tuggle, burying dog, 75 cents
w. L. Woodward, assessing bank
franchises, $S1.44.
G. w. Walker, pauper supplies, 50.
]. J. Wood & Son, Jail supplies, $2.45
T. Il. Valentine. Jail supplies, So.
r. NJ. Wallingford g. Son, pauper
supplies, 81.
NJ. F. Williams & Co, pauper sup
plies. $500.
Equitable Trust Co. coroner's fees
returned, Sc.
1t was ordered that the sum of 5000
be and it was allowed the Mason
county Library, the same to be paid by
October 1, 1916.
Ordered that the report of J. j
Owens as treasurer of the whisky tax
fund this day produced in court, be
filed, and further ordered that the
county clerk out of this money pay
to Miss Jessie o. Yancey the school
fund and place the balance to the
credit of the general claim fund in
the hands of the county treasurer.
1t was ordered that the county
treasurer transfer to the general claim
fund the balance now in the back tax
fund.
1t was ordered that the report of the
chairman of the infirmary board this
day produced in court be filed and re-
ferred to the finance committee.
Maysville Telephone Company, tel
ephone service, $94.S3.
w. b. Lane, same, SIC.
Charles Wallingford. $1S.
Worthington, Cochran G. Browning
attorneys fees, $3.50.
]. II. Clarke and w. II. Mackoy
judgment in school case, $2,1796S.
Same, $1.9O.
James Mackey, same, $944.9l.
Same, same, $685..
Ordered that the following named
persons be, and they are hereby APP
pointed commission for the purpose
of handling any good roads bond is
sue which may be voted by Mason
county this year: e. T. Kirk, A.
Clooney, w. II. Mackoy, A. NJ. Peed,
Mike Walton and l.. NJ Coils.
Ordered that if there be a bond is
sue submitted to the people that the
amount to be issued be 100000, and
that the commissioners should re-
ceive SO per day for their services as
such commissioners.
The following, one from each pre-
cinct of the county, were appointed
to act as advisory committee to the
good roads commission in keeping In
touch with the workings of the COM
mission and reporting them to their
neighbors. The members of this COM
mittee will receive no pay for their
services. They are S. r. Browning,
Mike Flarity. John Hunt, j. Barbour
Russell W. II. Key W. ID. Cochran,
John ]. Perrine, C. NJ. Devore, Wat
Worthington, Charles II. Newman, C.
c. Slack, DR.. Joseph Browning, Al
Lukins, Mike Brannon, Robert Wat
son, J. w. Bramel, James Finch, David
l. Hunter, John Downing, David
Halfhill, Scott Fletcher and Charles
Dieterich.
Il was ordered that the County
Judge and the turnpike advisory
board be authorize to borrow money
for Mason county to make up any de-
felt which might occur I'm the general
CLAN fund.
The matter of the purchase of a
gasoline road roller was left to the
hands of the turnpike advisory board
with power to act.
There were several changes made In
the pauper medical practice.
The following magistrates fees for
attendance and committee work were
allowed:
Bauer, SIS; Dresel, SlS Moore, SIS;
Wallingford, 50; Lane, 80; Collins. 81;
Bullock, 50; Holiday, 50.
Ordered that the county clerk draw
bis warrants upon the county treasur-
or. cOunterBigned BY the sheriff. la