| Cassville Republican, Barry Co., MO |
| August 9, 1894, Thursday |
County Court Proceedings: Present Judges Sparkman, Hutchens and Ferguson. Quarterly settlement of Filand, superintendent of the poor farm, approved and warrant for $205.85, ordered. Dram Shop license of W. W. Frost of Seligman: renewed. Ordered that the time for working roads be extended. Pet. of W. A. Weaver et al, for new road; damages awarded as follows: Benj. Wagomon, $15; Wm. Davis, $7.50; one half to be paid by petitioner. Pet. A. R. Bush et al, same $1 damages awarded to C. P. Barnes and $1 to Mo. Land Co. of Scotland, and Survey ordered at expense of petitioners. Pet. of T. P. Knight et al to vacate road; withdrawn. Pet. G. D. Montgomery et al to change road; survey ordered at the expense of petitioners. School fund bond of Sarah Skelton approved. Pet. W. R. Collins et al, for new road survey ordered. Pet. J. R. Parmley et al, same; same. Pet. D. R. Jamerson, same; same at expense of petitioner. Pet. W. E. Tennison et al, same; same and $1 damages awarded to MO. Land Co. Pet. J. E. Priest, same; filed. Pet. T. B. Weathers et al same; survey ordered, and $2 damages awarded to B. F. Windes and $1 to MO. Land Co., which is paid by petitioners. Pet. John Steppa et al, same; surveyor's report approved; $25 damages awarded Jno. Sysnesponski [Staponski] road ordered established. Pet. Jacob Zike et al, same, damage N? SE 1/4 10-22-29 assessed at $4. Pet. Samuel Woodward et al, for change of road; filed. Pet. Jane McDowell et al, same, survey ordered. Resignation of H. T. Tandy as J. P. of Exeter Township and J. K. Brooks appointed to fill vacancy. Bond of J. C. Crane for $5,000, as coal oil inspector at Exeter, approved. Collector's statement of lionesses approved. Surveyor ordered to survey and relocate road leading east from the Washburn-Seligman road to Butler Creek on land of Lee Tremble. Alleys in Barry City vacated as per petition. Surveyor ordered to survey and locate the Cassville-Verona road from where the Jenkins road leaves it to the Pleasant Ridge school house, where the travel now is, as near as practicable. School district No. 2-22-28 authorized to loan the sinking funds of said district. Warrants ordered: Wm. Polson, poor person $5.00; Phaise Fabion, same $6.00; Rev. Carr, same $5.00; Mrs. Todhunter, same $2.50; C. K. Bynum, same $2.50; Monroe Osborn, same $5.00; Ellen Austin, same, $2.00; W. J. Edie, overseer, dist. 7. $5.20; Clay Stubblefield, survey'g, $12.00; Ellis Cannon, axman, $1.00; Robert Riddle, flagman, $1.00; A.G. Farmer, chairman, $1.00; M. G. Terry, same, $1.00; Chas. Ray, stationery, $5.25; Standard Print'g Co., same $1.20; Frey Sta. Co., same $67.85; C. S. Bryan, same $32.50; Geo. F. Harris same, $14.00; J. L. Downing, same $30.15; Hudson & Hesse, mdse, $3.05; Black & McClure, mdse $8.18; R. G. Mitchell, mdse, $2.25; Bayless & Co., mdse $17.42; Cassville Gro. Co., mdse $8.18; Geo. M. Goodnight, serving papers $17.05; Jasper Dalton, poor person $5.00; L. Beasley, salary $175.00; W. P. Jones, salary $137.50; J. H. McGuffin, salary, $45.00; G. M. Sparkman, salary $27.25; Geo. M. Goodnight, per diem, $10.00; Mrs. John Scott, care poor person, $7.00; R. H. Smith & R. L. Holland, expense in Hayden case $21.25. |
| Resource: State Historical Society of MO Microfilm |
| Submitted by: Donna Cooper |
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