The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-10-10
COUNTY COURT MEETS
in QUARTERLY SESSION;
APPROPRIATIONS MADE

ty. R. B. Chrisman, now cashier o.
the Bank at Henry, was unanimously
elected in his stead. His term will
expire January 1, 1922.
Special Orders Granted.
BY special resolution, offered by
Esq. w. T. Snow, the salary of the
courthouse janitor was raised from
$50 TO $50 per month, effective at
once.
BY order, W. C. Collins was trans
ferred, at his request, from the 7th
to the LIST civil district, for all pur-
poses.
The necessary appropriation was
authorized to defray the expenses of
the approaching November term of
the circuit court.
$3.50 was appropriated, by special
order, to supplement a like amount
subscribed by interested citizens for
the cost of changing the alignment
of the Whitlock-Puryear road near
jeff Reynolds place, from a point
just east thereof and running across
the land of Frank Henderson, Harvey
McGehee and Burney Jackson to the
Puryear and Paris road.
Another $3.50 was specially ap-
popriated to supplement like a
mount subscribed by interested citi-
zens for repairing the road from
Como to Johnson's Chapel.
$40 was appropriated for gravel
for the road south Of Elkhorn. An
other $40 was appropriated for work
on the levee between Springville and
Elkhorn.
An amount Of $425 was appropria-
ted to be met by similar sum from
citizens to be expended on
levee on Sulphur Well and Mouth of
Sandy road, near Esq. James Viii
liams'.
$1,488.75 was appropriated for
painting, etc., done at the
Grove School, preparatory to begin
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New Voting Precinct.
Upon resolution offered by Esq.
D. M. MOBILES, committee of w. d. |
Cooper, James Ray and D. M. Mobiles
was appointed to look into the mat
ter of selecting and establishing a
second voting precinct in the first
civil district. Report will be made
thereon at the next term of the court
it having been insisted by Esq. No
bles that with more than LOO reg
isetred voters in the first district,
with the probability of increasing this
to 1000 at supplemental egistrations,
there would be more voters than
could be handled at one voting pre-
cinct
Ordered.
The following miscellaneous APP
were ordered by the
court;
County 0fficers-T. M. Hagler,
sheriff, boarding prisoners, $157; W, |
|. Dale, clerk, quartely account, $780,
30; James Sweeney, evenue commits
sioner, SIP; J. F. Anderson, revenue
commissioner, $12; H. E. Butler, dep
uty sheriff, conveying prisoner, ST.
Jail Account-Ezel, Pullen &
Grass, repairs for range, $16.50; S.
]. Veltman, account, $20.50; Bruce
Bomar Coal Co., coal for Jail, 500
45,
Court Household, Pullen &
Grass, merchandise account, $500;
E. s. Virgins, care Of courthouse
clock, $24; Earl Plew, repairing book !,
So; s. j. Veltman, account,
$26.O5; Elliott-Fisher Co., repairing
book machine, $14.87; w. ]. Madole
for courthouse, $1.10;
Disinfectant Co., account,
$89.96.
Hghway-A. L. Sprague, right of /
way, $25; Mrs. Blanche Wright, right
of way, 6; Joe Alexander, right Of
way, $40; Mrs. Emma Owens, right
of way, $25,
County Home-Jones Bros. Co.,
mdse. for county home, $3.50; Ezell,
Pullen and Grass, account, $3460;
]. L. Holland, merchandise account,
$133.30; Porter Bros, merchandise
account, $28.15; Cooper Drug Co.,
account, $31.07.
Stationery and Printing-The Pa
risian, stationery and printing, $685.
81; McQuiddy Printing Co., station
cry and printing, $141.95; Marshall
Bruce Co., stationery and printing,
$334.29.
Pauper Coffins-W. F. Scates, Sill
so; J. R. Spicer, (3) $3.50; A. j..
Owens, So.
Inquests-Dr. G. R. McSwain, SIS;
DIR. ]. H. McSwain, SIS.
Miscellaneous-W Hospital
for Insane, sustenance account,
$459.72; A, G. McGehee, conveying
insane patient, $3.50; Cooper Drug
Co., board of health account, $33.70.