The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 14, 1883, Page 5

pe lie’ Suita irae rec hin FEN, oN ae tl "at Rich Hill. Have some good news to tell the people. They havea very large and well selected stock of Hardware. Tinware, Stoves, vutlery. Woodenware, AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. On hand and new goods arriving every day which they can and will sell very cheap. Come and see us we will make you happy. + COUNTY COURT. Petition ot T. B. Noland, of Shawnee township, for change of $150 each. Abstract of expen litures of county Proceedings in Detail. Considerable | voting precinct, from Griggs school | examined and approved. Business Dene. 1 The Honorable County Court of Bates county, convened on Monday of last week, and the proceedings of the firstday were published in last week's Times. The following 16 from Feb. 6th. Pool table license grantedto J. H. Asbury. at Rockville. Billiard and Pool table license granted to J. A. Toler, at. Hume, ter six months Billiard and Pool table license granted to Willis and Ganz, at Rich Hill. TUESDAY, WARRANTS ALLOWED. W.H. Johnson application for school loan granted. Pool table license granted 4Ander- son & Rapp. at Papinville tll July rd. Dram shop license granted Chase & Tooria, at Sprague, when proper advalorem statement is filed. ‘Dram shop license granted te Midkiff & Kinman, at Rich Hill. | Leonard Buzzard, $15 00 C. Pickerel, witness fees, t 65 J. A. Manning, support pauper, jo 00 Jeseph Logue, for assessing Deer Creek township $18 65 J.%. Craig, assessing Osage township, $62 S85, O. F. Renick, medical at- tendance on pauper, $22 00 G. W. Echler, desk fer Treasurer, $5 50 R. J. Stark, clerk fees, $382 25 ** office expenses, 5 4° Aaron Hart, goods for msane poor, 3 80 M. A: Maynard, goods tor county offices. 5 05 Mrs. Hall, keeping the peer tarm, 125 65 A. L: McBrice & Co. re- pairs in court house. 6 es Black & Whipple, medical attendance on pauper, 3 00 H. V. Pentzer, coffiin tor pauper, 7 oo C. T. McFariane, tor 3 ceunty printing, 32 90 R. S. Catron, warrants ordered canceled, 1,405, { WEDNESDAY, Feb- 7th. Pool and Billiard table hcense granted to Davis & Mathews. Dram shep and Pool table license granted to P. S. Dickerson. Pool table and Dram shop license granted to Jas Jeffress. N. A. Wade, county printing, $40 25 Hudson Shobe, goods for pauper, S85 cts Sam’l Lavy, goods for pauper, 2 65 Ordered that the taxes on east half, lot 11, block 1, Atkisen s first addition to town of Butler, be re- duced te $406. tTHuRsDAY, Feb. Sth. Dram shop license were graated to J. L. Keedy, Thompson and Beatty Bros., at Rich Hill, till July 3rd. Also to Pete Scott, at Shobe. License granted to F. Leugkrahr and W. W. Mitchell, for Dram shop, Account of J. M. Boreing. of Rockyille, for cost et mquest im case Sarah Holiensworth child, allow- ed, $31 75. Account of Sarah Poweil for keeping Francis McAlister. $25 00, allowed. heuse to Olive, granted. Account ot H. Merchant, tor ser- vices as constable at election, $2 oo. Road case of S. R. Mc Cowan- and Jonn Homback, in New Home township, dismissed. Walton’s appealed road case con- tinued to March term by consent. Ordered that the bond of James Bagby, be released, and that the Clerk certify te the Register et Lands fer a patent to same. Ordered that a warrant of $63 00 be issued to D. V. Brown, Curator of Wm. Chambers, an insane per- son,to pay tor the conveyance of said Wm. Chambers to the St. Joseph Asylum and board for six months. Ordered the judges and clerks of the late election look to the petition- ers for said election tor their fees. Petition of O. Morris, asking for remittance frem personal tax dis- missed. ACCOUNTS ALLOWED. Sheriff Hanks, for post- ing election notices, $ 100 M. L. Wolfe, 119 63 Sheriff Hanks, fees, 136 25 Sherit Hanks, tor neti- fying judges ot election, 5 eo J. A. Lefker, for coal, etc, for county. 16 07 FRIDAY Feb. gth, The bond of C. B. Lewis, for loan of $350. school money approv- ed. J. H. Burkloe, was given credit on assessment ot personal property. M. S. Hasty’s application tor scheol loan aot allowed. Account of J. M. White, for post- ing stray not allowed. Anplication of Wainscett, for dramshop at the slope, rejected for want ot sufficient security. Application for bridge over the riv_z at the ‘‘Island’’, with estimate of cost by the township board ot New Home township, received and filed, Scheol bond of Hugh Wilson, re- leased. The contract for furnishing cof- fins tor paupers for the next year, granted to P, J, Jewett. The clerk was ordered to adver tise fer seaied bids for the opening ot a road through poor tarm. WARRANTS ISSUED. J. West Goedwin, Record boek for Recorder $21.00 Dr. Wood, cirtificate in insane matter, $5.00 R. T. P. Allen, constable services at election. $1.00 J S. Craig, coffins for paupers, $i2,00 Hudson Shobe, keeping panpers. $10,00 Benrett & Wheeler, hard- ware for bridge $2.77 R. R. Deacen, for hard- ware, $1475 J.C. Keaslinz, foot bench fer Recorder, $1.25 Sanderson & Wilson cof- - fin for pauper, $6.00 Jehn McDavit, assessing Hudson township. $21.07 W. K. Mathew, for asses- sing, $12,353 SATURDAY Feb. roth. Clerk ordered to notify Gulf Rail- road Co. to open ditches in vicinity | of Rich Hill, as preved for by pet: | tionérs. Certified list of persons returning poll books atspecral election allowed | Report of Treasurer examined and | approved. Pool table license granted to Geo. | Todd. -An order was made to pay ex- penses regarding insane persons out of the trust fund, there being no con- tingent fund in the treasury. Clerk ordered to notify Justice’s of the Peace and others as to their duties in cases of fees etc. Certified statements of railreads in the county for assessment received and after some change passed on by the court. Bond of j. B. Rodgers for loan of schoel money approved $850,00 A. Ritchey. tor Judges tees and mileage, $19,40 Ordered that the Court House Commussioner be instructed to have the carpet in the court room taken up aad cleaned. Ordered that $40,00 be appropri- ated for the building of a stable for the use of the Sheriff. Grand and Petit Jurors. The following hist of names com- prise the Grand and Petit Jurors for the March term of the Bates county Circuit Court: GRAND JURORS. Geo. W. Johnson, John Reece, W.D. Lanier, W.S. Chandler, G. W. Kelley Zeb White, N. Godfrey, Jesse Connell, Wm. Brown, J. W. Duncan, J. M. Patty, H. B. Chelf, PETIT JURORS. C. W.Smadding, Jno. Winegardner O. F. Hollie, F. M. Golliday, Mart Perrie, Jas. Griggs, Wm. Kemper, J. M. Hayward, J. W. Hill, A. H. Curtis, J. R. McCully, G. W. Baxter, W. R. Matthews, Jno. Deerwester, J. B. Rogers, John Todd, J. M. Williams, J. R. Foul, F. J. Judge, - M. Hogan, J. L. McConnel, P. Arganganbright isaac Wilcox, A.J. Fulton, Sheriff's Conventien. Jefferson City, Mo. Feb. 6.—A number ot the Sheritts ot the State men here to-day te take action upen the bill now pending betore the Leg- islature, regulating Sheriff’s fees. About twenty-five were present, and a pleasant meeting was had. Sher- iff Wagner, of Cole, was chosen chairman, and Sheriff Howard, of j Morgan, secretary. Oniy one change in the bill was recommended, allowing five cents mileage in civil as well as criminal cases, and a committee was appoint- ed to lay the same before the Legis- lature. The following resolutions were adopted and the meeting adjourn- ed: Wuereas, The item of costs criminal cases, particularly costs tor the apprehension of fugitives from justice, is probably the hardest of the State to collect, theretore, be it Resolved, That we, the Sheriffs jot Missourn,fin convention assembled, call a meeting ot all the Sheriffs ot | the State, and of all the City and Town Marshals of the State, to meet at Sedalia on Wednesday, Tune zo 1883, in order to periect a system for the apprehension of criminals, and to orgamize an association ter that purpose. im H In Quarters. tam able toplease the public all the {| more with lew prices and good goods. to 4t A. F. Wyard. i | 4 EBLECTIuN RETURES. DEEPWATER. ; For restraining swine 85, against 1A Detailed Aeceunt ef the Vete im) 50. For levy to build jail 42 against Each Township. | 84. NEW HOME. | The following 1s the vote given by the townships on the heg law and jail propositions cast at the | special election February 6th, 1883: i PLEASANT GAP. For restraining swine 75, against For restraining swine, 115, against | 47- For levy to build jail 65, against For levy to build jail, 30, [5° asainst 116. 59- 71. PRAIRIE. MT. PLEASANT. Fer restraining swine 395, against 147. For levy to puildjail 456, against go. Tota! vote for restraining SUMMIT For restraining swine 109, against 7- Fer levy to build jail 111, against 5 ; ELKMART. swine, a = : - 2 690 For restraining swine 63, against Total vote against - - 1 007 15. Fer levy to build jail 58, against ————— : ai alts Majority fer = = 1 683 WEST POINT. 3 For restraining swine 75, against | Total vote for levy to build 6. For levy te build jail 6, against | J*#! = 5 ee | Tetal vote against - 2 215 OSAGE. | For restraining swine 337, against Defeated by - - 1 205 There will be a tetal eclipse of the sun on May 6. 128. Fer levy to build jail 49, against | 433. HOWARD, HUME PRECINCT. The wholesale grocery firm e Johnson & Reid, Kansas City, clozed on the 7th. For restraining swine 73, against $8. For levy to build jail 17, against 65. . > SPRAGUE PRECINCT. The snow is reported to be two feet deep on a leyel in Wyoming and other parts ot the northwest, and ‘ the morality among stock is alarm- ing. For restraining swine 52, against 30. Fer levyto build jail 32, against I 52. WALNUT. SS Ex-Governor Davis, of Texas, died at Austin, onthe 7th. He was the leader of the Republican party in the State. For restraining owine 94, against 21. Fer levy to build jail 63, against 46. ROCKVILLE. Fer restrainiug swine 109, against 84. For levy to build jail 40, against 147. Gen. Grant, Roscoe Conkling, Wm. H. Vanderbilt and Jay Gould, LONE OAK. served on a Coroners jury in New For restraining swine 51, against | York on the 7th inst. That was a 63. For levy to build jail 38, against | heavy jury. 84. H SS HUDSON. | The country along the Ohie, Al- Fer restraining swine 94, against | legheny and various other small riv- 56. For levy te build jail 34, against | ersin Ohio and Pennsylvania, was 112. imunaated for several days last “HOMER. | week, doing great damage te proper- | For restraining swine 83, against | ty. 14. For levy to build jail 44. against SRE SSS x 2 ae The late storms and excessive 58- cold weather, has caused great des- t | trcutien in cattle and sheep in south- western Kansas and northern Tex- as. CHARLOTTE. | For restraining swine 115, agains’ 31. For levy to build jail 40, against 106. RAST BOONE. . For restraining swine 123, against | . Fer levy to build jail 41, against ; = oo fee ee ; the free list only about a year, | been voted down by the Democrats = ._, | iw Congress. For restraining swine 76, against! . Fer levy to build jail 25. agamst ; | g z, J : [s* The bill te put a duty of ten per cent on quinine, which has been on WEST BOONE. So 4A Card. To My Frienps:—Having associated DEER CKEFK- | myselt with the hardware and implement | For restraining swine, 131, agamst | firm ot Wright & Glorius, I would re- i 29. For levy to build jai! 46, specttully invite all my triends to call and H nee see me before purchasing their hard-ware | | against 114. | and farm implements for spring use. MINGO. | am confidert that Ican make it to your | Fer restraining swine 47. against | interest. Respectully, 20. For levy to build jail 6, agamst | J- H. Wittrams. 6o. Butler Mo, Feb- r2th 1883. 11 2t SPRUCE. ST A Card. ‘or restraining swine $2, agaist y i oS = ae Having taken oat city and county 55- For tevy to build yail 63, against | license as an auctioneer; I hereby offer 74- my services te the public on reasonable terms. Have had seven years experience CRA S and will guarantee satisfaction. Orders lett with M. ve — will be promptly responded to. ti-tm. * ae J. M-. Cassiry. against against For restraining swine 86, 29. Fer Levy to build jail 45. 67. 3 ES: Fer Rent. Fer restraining swine 54, as The Glessner House, situated en corn- ' 14. Forlevy to build jai! 20. against ner of Delaware and Chestnut street. 74+ I 10-tt against | MOUND. | = For restraming swine 72. against 3 | can on A. F. For levy to build jail 13. agaist 67. | by you every time. pring Harnes* Wyard. He will do justice 10-4t. i i For restraining swine 59, against | For levy tu build jail 47, against | | } Down on North Main street, Bishop’ A New suit, 1} Maynard at hooped DEEPWATER RACKET. This and that Set Down hy ‘Limes Correspondent. Wrst Enp Deepwater, Febrnary roth, 1883. John Young shipped s ixty-five head ef fat cattle to St. Louis.a few jdays ago, realizing $5 40 per hun- dred pound ter them. The average weight of the cattle was 1,400. He also shipped a lot ot hogs at the same time. John Harshaw is teeding 40 head of beef cattle and a number of hogs for the spring market. Vanhoy & Reece. are alse feed- ing cattle and hogs. Bob Victor, is feeding a bunch of cattle, having sold his hogs. a few days since tor six cents. The Fry brothers are feeding « lot ot cattle which they have re- fused 5 cts for. There appears to be a greater de- mand just now fer hogs than cattle. Almost any kind of hogs will bring 6 cents any day. Since eur letter last week. we have had some very cold weather in this section, and puts a sort of a stop tv things generally. Several parties from this neigh- berhood will start fer Washington Territory overland as soon as spring opens. Mr. F. Kellar, has. rented the’ Donovan farm lately occupied by Mr. Macy. The tarm centains 600 acres for which Mr. K., pays $1,600. Miss Hattie Gray celebrated her 18th birthday en the 6th, by giving a few ot her select triends a party and supper. It was our good fortune to be present and enjoy the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Gray. The table fairly groaned with all the luxuries imaginable. A. J. For, Sale. A well selected stock of Drugs with good business torell or trade for town property. Callat this office. 2m. Yor Sale. A heuse and iot in northwest part of the city. Excellent location. For par- | ticulars apply at the Times office. 3-1t Clothing at Cost. old stand. Having bought the steck, to has | S¢l! at once Kam closing out the rame | at actual cost figures. J.P. Edwards let clothes, nobby style snd good good- i can be bought of J. P. Edwards, on North | Main street, at astonishingly low prices i Clean Meat Market. Te-the People of Butler and vicinity, I will respectfully state that I have just opened a first-class Meat Market, clean | im every respect, on Ohio street, one door west ot Baptist church. If you want a juicy steak, a tender sur- | loin or a good roast, don’t fall togive me a call. I guarantec satisfaction ia quali- ty and prices.. I have had large experi- ence and know my business. Cash paid ll fer kinds ot Butchers steck. att. }. Watis. } Ta The People, | who want bargains in clothing we say gv te J. P. Edwards, on North Main street - He meaas business. Ben’t Forget | That Dick Hurt keeps a first-class ‘earber f at the southeast corner of the square. ‘He neat and new furniture and ex- ipenenced barber. Try him. 6tf