The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 11, 1899, Page 5

bn PP Cwe. + Rae s m aS i tl MARKET REPORTS. Kansas City Live Stock. Kansas May §.—Cattle—Rece saturday, ; calve cattle; no calve od r. The following DRESSED BEEF AND SHIPPING 51 Price. Ave. Price. Lod 2 85.00 1.356 $4.90 ¥ 4.80 1 sf 4.70 I 4 > 4.60 4 1 ee PERN STEERS 4.80 5nd. m4 ae L120 4.40 | 64..... 4 31nd 4 NATIVE HEIFERS. O81 84.75 , 4.60 B 150 2 3.75 ¥ NATIVE COWS. eid 2 seed $4.10 o 3 1 3.65 Ee 3.00 ow i 1.50 NATIVE FEEDERS. 930 $3.90 4.25 6,301; shipped et wus steady to presentative sale % 134... .201 83. 80 4.40 ipts since Sat The 1m 118 id 2» a Ea M3. 4 13... . Sheep—Receipts since Saturday, 1,440; shipped saturday, 1,320. The market was Steady. The following are represen : 905 £0.U.c.w..119 85.00 80% St. Louis Live Stock. May 8.-Cattle—Receipts, 1 ; native shipping and export steers, 4.50@5.50; light and d ud butcher steers, $4.00@4.80; stockers and feeders, #3.10@ 470; cows and heifers, 82.5004 80; Texas and In- dian steers, $3.50@4.75; cows and heife 40. Rees Receipts, 3,000; market strong to 50 higher; pigs and lights, #3.8073.90; packers, £3.85 5 butchers, #3.95@4.00. 000; market stronz; native lambs, #5.50@5.85; spring sed beef Chicago Live Stock. Chicago, May 8.--Cattle Receipts, 16,000; mar- ketstronger: beeves, #4.25@5.50; cows and heifers, B.00@4.90; Texas steers, $1.00@1.85; stockers and feeders, 83.25(25.00. Hogs—Receipts, 26,000; market active to Se higher; mixed and butchers, #3.70@3.95; yood heavy, 89.80@4.00; rough heavy, 3.60¢ light, 8.70@3.9214. Sheep—Receipts, 19,000; market steady; sheep, .90@5.15; lambs, $5.00@6.10. Chicago Grain and Provisions. Opened High’st)/ Lowest Closing = REPRE — RRS 2 3 Ed © ce Kansas City Grain. Kansas City, May 8.—Wheat—Re Dears; a week ago, 87 ¢ mple on t hard, 64 rejected hard fed, Vic; rejected red, No. 3 spring, 634@641 Corn—Receipts here to-day were 67 Week ago, 101 cars; a year ago, 108 cars. sample on track: Mixed. No. D324 Ymixed, 314 No. 4 mixed, nominally No. 4 white, @Mo; No. 3 white, nominally 33%: sominally @33e. Oats—Receipts here to- Week ago, 23 cars; a year ago, 22 c Sample on track: Mixed, No. %e; No.3 mixed, nominally 2 White, No. 0. 4 white, nominally 27%c. nominally 54¢; No. 3, nominally ; No. 4, nominally 52c. Hay—Receipts here to-day were Bt Choice prairie, 87.75@3. $2.50. Timothy, choice, 39.00@ %75@7.50. Alfalfa, 37.00@8.00. were 4 cars; a rs. Sales by nominally 2 No. 4 mixes . Clover, pure, Chicago Cash Grain. Chicago, May 8.—Wheat—Cash. . 2 red, N@i%bc; No. 3 red, 71%4@7ic; No. 2 hard winter, ec; No. 3 hard Yo. 1 north tm spring, 7146 ee 72%c; No. 3 northern spring, Corn—Cash, Ni Oats—Casir, No. 2, rn spring, St. Louis Cash Grain. , St. Louis, May 8.—Wheat—c Mevator, 7c; track, Corn—Cash, No. Oats—Cash, No. le. Kansas City Produce. Kansas City, May 8.—Eggs—Strictly fresh, 1¥e per doz. Butter—Extra fancy separator, 15e; firsts, see 12e; dairy fancy, 13¢; country roll, §} Store packe 2; packing stock, wide packed, 10@1ilce; packing stock, Poultry—Hens, 8c; spri 10c; old r Yeeach; young roosters, 20¢; ducks, 7c: c Se; turkeys, hens, 8c; young toms, 7c; old toms, %e; pigeons, $1.00 per doz. Vegetables—Navy beans, $1.35 per bu. Lima 4340 per Ib. “Onions, red globe, 50@75c per bu; White globe, 50@75c per bu. Beets, nor rn, 83.00 per bbl. ‘Turnips, home grown, 12: bts Lettuce, home grown, 80c@31.00 per bu. Ade josters, geese, lant, 10c per doz, bunches. Parsnips, 50 ‘i Perbu. Spinach, home grown, 60@75e per ; Potatoes—Home grown, 60@65c per bu. « The Crew Weary of Its Charge. New Orleans, May 8.—The arrival is -Announced at New Orleans of the pPortuguese bark Atlantico, Brazil, With a cargo of snakes, some of them constrictors of the largest size along the Amazon. The snakes are in charge ef two snake charmers. There are 100 chests of them. The crew of the At- lantico is in a timid condition over the cargo of the ve sel. Catholic Knights of America. ‘ansas City, Mo., May 8.—Delegates rerg *0 the twelfth biennial supreme coun- & *Session of the council i e cil of the Catholic Knights of America 4 *Te arriving, and when the opening called to order Lyceum hall at noon Tuesday no fewer than 75 delegates and twice that many visitors from all parts of the Country will be in attendance. _ Recruits to Leave Jefferson Barracks. >, St. Louis, May s.—About 350 reeruits Jefferson Barracks to-day for San » P. R., where they will be divided between the Eleventh infantry, th cavalry and Third artillery. Receipts. OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF es THE RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES pe BATES COUNTY, MISSOURI. howing a detailed statement of Receipts and Expenditures from May Ist, 1898, to April 30th, 1 I9, from what source received and to whom and on what account paid, showing amount of balance on hand. a | EC Mudd, stamps 5 00 D D McCann, clean’g court honse 5 00 By amount balance May Ist, 1498, | FCSmith, stationery 135 From current tax book, 1895, ; W Hf McCants, sprinkling streets 5 00 ‘* back tax, all years Creg Crouch, clean’g vaults ** personal delinquent lists W M Dalton, express ‘© railroad tax, 1898, Fry Stationery Co, books «* Merchants tax 1898, WF Rosser, stationery 6 00 «* Dramshop county license CR Walters, printing 3 ‘* Dramshop, advalorem CC Catterlin, oil ‘© Dramshop, county road G D Barnard & Co, books “* Pool table license | W A Lansdown, mdse ‘* Peddlers “ | B F Johnson, straw for prisoners 1 50 ‘* Stenographer fees 5 { Logan-Moore-Boyd Lumber Co, sand 12 40 ‘* Stewart Atcheson board state C CCatterlin, oil 3 06 prisoners Mrs M C Steele, making towels for jail 1 30 “< Stewart Atchesen, Jury fees EC Mudd, express, postage, ete, 13 20 “* EC Mudd, jury fees S$ Dodsworth Book Co, books treasurer 33 75 “* Missouri State Bank, interest on Joe Meyer, clothing for prisoners 6 40 county funds T W Fisk, supplies for sheriff 17 55 ‘+ Witness fees refunded Lane & Adair, clothing fer prisoners 7 12 ‘+ WM Crawford overplus paid co Wykoif, Seaman, Benedict, supplies ‘* HC Clark bal due un Kaufman cst circuit clerk 4 05 ‘© WM Crawford contingent Bryan London, making keys 2 50 ** © F Renick found on body A Romon Water, Light & Power Co, water at jail 35 56 ** RE Johnson per Wm Wills JT Hull, dentistry 450 Fry Stationery Co, books 40 75 Total C CCatterlin, coal oil 3 00 F C Smith, supplies ll 65 ee Standard Printing Co, stationery 66 90 TS Hodges, repairs on court house 20 75 Expenses. United Type Writer Co, supplies cir- cuit clerk 65 To amount paid out from May Ist, 189, to] 41 © Wyatt & Son, lumber circuit court 2 a April soth, 1899, inclusive on the following | p.acon Bros & Co, supplies pea funds, to>wit W M Dalton, rubber bands, ete 275 Road fund Jno C Hayes, abstracting tax suits 110 25 Election and jury fund Hupp Bros, paper and paint crt house —_—193 80 Contingent fund Pauper and insane fund Salary fund Bridge fund Stenographer fees (salary fund) Inquest fees (contingent fund) Balance in treasary Total Contingent Fund. D D McCann, cleaning court heuse A B Owen, stamps Chas Brannock, clean’g cess pool B F Johnson, coal Deacon Bros & Co, mdse W H McCants, sprinkling streets F J Wiseman, printing W M Dalton, office supplies Lane & Adair, mdse Stewart Atcheson, criminal costs F Smith & Son, mdse F C Smith, stationery Creg Crouch, clean’g vaults G B Hickman, one chair § Levy & Co, mdse C C Catterlin, oil at jail Williams Bros, mdse Bryon London, work Butler Water Co, water at jail D Smith, work AE Lyle, mdse Stewart Atcheson, cost and postage C R Walters, stationery WO Atkeson, ‘‘ W 0 Jackson, Fisk Bros, mdse Creg Crouch, clean’g vault Vantrees Bros, werk Stewart Atcheson, judgment and costs Deacon Bros & Co, mdse Chas Brannock, clean’g cess pool GB Hickman, mdse Butler Water Co, water at court house F C Smith, stationery Creg Crouch, clean’g vaults J A Trimble, stationery State Industrial Home, inmates Gast Bank Note Co, books & stationery Standard Printing Co, “s Stewart Atchesen, criminal costs Wm Dalton, stamps CR Walters, stationery CC Catterlin, oil Reform school, support inmates Arthur Barron, stamps N A Wade & Son, printing EC Mudd, Stamps Clardy & Bruner, abstracting Creg Crouch, clean’g vaults G W Pollock, work CC Catterlin, oil for jail G D Barnard, stationery ¥F C Smith, o Chas Brannock, clean’g cess pool N A Wade & Son, printing Deacon Bros & Co, mdse JD Allen & Co, printing GB Hickman, mdse J W Taylor, office supplies W M Crawford, stamps A Berron, stamps W M Dalton, stationery S Dodsworth Book Co, books CC Catterlin, oil W H McCants, sprinkling stree G W Ellis, repair clock recorder’s office OD Austin, printing RJ Hurley Lumber Co, lumber JD Allen & Co, printing W M Crawford, stamps J D Allen & Co, printing N A Wade, aid M H Fex, ice Arthur Borron, stamps Stewart Atcheson, board prisoners by sheriff! Reform School, suppert inmates Industrial Home, = W F Rosser, stationery City of Butler, sidewalk GL Smith, team Chas Brannock, clean’g cess pool @ 85 F J Wiseman, print’g financial statement 40 8 26 21 Beene Do @ to 0 Sk8Sssssssa 35 55 200 50 18 on S SEauses JP Thurman, board prisoners by sherlff 304 “ oriminal costs 59 Jeit Evans, work on court house 10 50 F J Wiseman, stationery 21 00 N A Wade & Son, blanks and stationery 14 50 8 Dodsworth Book Co, blanks circuitelk 71 35 W F Rosser, blanks 47 Standard Printing Co, mdse 16 AE Lyle, mdse EC Mudd, stamps 4 H Bolen, wood - 2 T J Bemer, work F Smith & Son, mdse 3 Lane & Adair, mdse 11: J Hall, stamps 6 JD Allen & Co, stationery G B Hickman, supplies cireuit clk office 2 FC Smith, stationery Chas Brannock, clean’g cess pool 4950 Stewart Atcheson, Newsom cost 2 95 a criminal costs 233 65 Creg Crouch, clean’g vaults 18 50 CR Walters, stationery 200 HC Clark, effice rent 120 00 E C Mudd, expense prisoner in reform school 25 00 Stewart Atcheson, criminal costs 745 DW Drummond, mdse 85 8 Levy & Co, mdse 63 A B Owen, stamps 8 50 Stewart Atcheson, stamps 10 50 = criminal costs 280 W M Crawford, stamps 400 Deacon Bros, mdi 33 2 J D Allen & Co, brief 8 00 Stewart Atcheson, criminal costs 31 15 J A Hodges, repairs at court honse 38 05 F Thomas, clean’g house 100 Lane & Adair, mdse 11 30 CC Catterlin, oil 3 50 Williams Bros, mdse 1 40 Fry Stationery Co, books 22 05 Stewart Atcheson, board prisoners by EC Mudd 318 65 A B Owen, stamps 5 80 Reform School, support inmates 30 00 A C Boxley, work at jail 16 75 J D Elwood, insurance 60 00 N A Wade & Son, printing 25 00 EC Mudd, freight and stamps 11 50 JD Allen & Ce, stationery 8 Gast Bank Note Co, book Stewart Atcheson, criminal costs “ office supplies Creg Crouch, clean’g vauits D Collins, wood Chas Brannock, clean’g cess pool Deacon Bros & Co, mdse Geo Alms, witness Stewart Atcheson, criminal costs W H McClements, mdse J A Trimble, es S Levy & Co, ae 13 6 Dodsworth Book Co, book sheriff 19 | John F Ludwick, mdse 240 N A Wade & Son, stationery 18 06 Arthur Borron, stamps 70 M C Steele, making straw ticks for jail 3 50 CC Catterlin, oil 240 H Bolen, wood 10 B F Johnson, coal 233 80 A B Owen, stamps 530 Chas Brannock, clean’g vaults 23 65 D D MeCann, weighing coal 600 Creg Crouch, clean’g vaults 750 Chas Brannock, elean’g cess pool 3 00 G B Hickman, chair 3 50 G D Barnard & Co, pens 300 H L Tucker, stationery 2% W H McCants, sprinkling streets 5 0 EC Mudd, stamps 450 NA Wade & Son, printing 10 50 Butler Water Co, water at Ra Gast Bank Note Co, stationery 43 00 Ed Smith, load straw 149 W F Rosser, stationery 30 C R Walters, printing 15 60 S Dedsworth & Co, stationery i 7 G D Barnard & Co, book 20 75 Stewart Atcheson, stamps 72 Bennett- Wheeler & Co, pens 18 Fleet Thomas, work 3 F C Smith, stationery 240 D D McCann, clean’g court house 875 ¥F J Wiseman, stationery 20 00 F C Smith, stationery le 450 W M Dalton, stamps work 8 Dodsworth Book Co G@ D Barnard, case S Levy &¢ GB Hickmar “ Vantrees Bros, + JP Thorman, st WF Rosser, Reform school, su W O Jacks tmp EC Mudd, supplies fo ie reward for Creg Cron TS Hodg JID Alien& ( >, st Chas Brannock, clea Hut Bros, repair on DD McCann, ck A B Owen, stamps Arthur Borro: Owl Drvg stor ST Broada amy W M Dalton, marriage cer D W Drummond, painting VM C rawford, ‘ stamps Se a Fleet Thomas, Miller & Son, J ¥ Whitsitt, work and material W G Kendall, pri S Levy & Co, suppl T W Fisk, oil, lamp, et Hupp Bros, work at HL Tucker, mdse HC Leipner & Co, GD Barnard & Co, t FC Smith, stationery Arthur Horron, stam Joe Meyer, md CC Catterlin, oil cour Creg Crouch, clean’g vau JP Thurmai work at. jail Jno Ludwick, G4 Hickman United Typewrit CW Smiser, guard and n Hupp Bros, glass and glazing S Dodsworth & Co, han Chas Brannock, clean’g Bowen Merrill Book (< JD Allen & Co, st. S T Broaddus, D D McCann, clean’g cou A B Owen, stamps FC Smith, stationery, Joe Meyer, shirts and socks JB Adair, blankets and shoes O F Renick, insane fee Owl Drugstore, mdse EC Mudd, stamps W M Dalton, supplies United Typewriter Co, suppiies W F¥ Rosser, supplies Creg Cronch, clean’g T L Pettys, clock Chas Brann G W Ellis, clock Western Enterprise, letterheads co sury G W Dixon, office chair for trea: Robt Clark, Co supp’ W A Lansdown, supplies ‘atterlin, oil hurman, stamps ues criminal Hayden Ray, work on Sam West, telephone to Jefferson ( on stam} rt house vault at court ho ean’ g cess pool ity Total, Pauper Fund. John Dunn, support EY Wallace, burial pauper JI Haff, burial pauper C W Smise, hauling pauper to depot McKibben mercantile co, merchacdis¢ S Levy & Co. m’ds« Geo Coles, A Dudney, NB Flesher, “ BE Dawson, “ Martha Wright, Margaret Boyer, JP Logan, Fannie Harris, H Stotts Mary Elledge si! MLOrr, - C Miller, = Cynthia Wright JW Waddell, Jno Kearsy, Jno Fry, L Journey, DC Faller, “ C D Garrison, J P Revis Rachel McPheters, Jno Dunn, AL Nafus, si Jno Fry, Mrs Bishop, a E C Mudd, support Roe and wife Asylam No 3 support inmates Dr E E White, witness on insane case Geo McGaughey, witness on insane T Hoover, support Waddell Mary Elledge, support son M Boyer support, Mary C Hall support paupers M J Barr, support Bisbott family Ann S Nafus, support Yangman W A McEihaneys, ooffin for pauper Culver & Campbell coffin for pauper Jno Dunn, support EC Mudd, ticket for pauper Martha Reed support M Y Orr, support DC Fuller, support Story family Mrs G A Henry, support F Harris ¥ A Carter, coffin for pauper John Kearsey support B E Dawson, support Mrs Clark Cynthia Wright, support children J P Reavis, support brother H Stott, support G W Bacon, support Miller son, support Dickey , Support Bains Jno Fry, support Culver & Campbell, coffin for pauper W A Kidwell, coffin for pauper Mary Sherman, support AL Nafus, support Mc Guire Asylum No | surport inmates Asylum No. 2 suppert inmates Bennett-Wheeler mere co m’dse Sanderson & Wilson, cof Brumback C D Garrison, support Dickey | M C Hall, supt inmates poor farm | M Boyer, support 3 P Reavis, support Mary Elledge, suppo T Hoover, support W Wm Harris, burial of Jno Jackson Mrs McPeters, support Jno Dunn, support Geo Hughes, support White Henry Stott, support C W Porter, support Lee Pierce Hackett, support Adame fan Cyprus Story, support : G W Bacon, support Chris Miller Cynthia Wright support John Keirsey, Sapport Mra M L Orr, support G B Hickman, coffin for pauper NO Maxey, for Stott family D W Drammond, repairs at poor farm Rachel McFeeter, support 6 00 10 60 15 00 10 00 40 00 20 00 20 00 10 00 15 00 6 00 6 00 2 00 12 0 10 0 H s s = ver, supy Wadd. Ca son, suppor ny t E Peterson + Loyd Marti: +2 pa nse ingane Matt tiob Mrs Gienn As sup 87,1 w” Salary Fund. EC Mudd, waiting on court shew W M Crawford, fees 269 35 Hardinger, assessing 12 Jas Z Graves, attending court i TY Kemper, nix oe 0 F Renick services insane case Taz LaFollett, acting pros atty C A Chambers, assessing EC Madd, erections Johnson, fees Vv M Crawford, f T Kemper, attending court , fece Jas Z Graves, attending court nan J E Bartlett, assessing O F Renick, qr.salary co physic A O Black, assessing EC Mudd, fe Lewis Stak ng Stewart Atcheson, fees W M Crawford, insurance book EC Mudd, fees . Exline, sing A B Owens, quarter salary EC Mudd, fees W M Crawford, qr salary and fees Jas Z Gray attending court W T Kemper “ J M Coleman G F Wolf, assessing Elkhart twp JRBradley, ‘ Osage ¢ E A Porter * Grandriver twp attending court EC Muda, wa W M Crawf B F Howe assessing West Point twp H G Davis 3 Homer *‘ M F Perry, Shawnee ‘ WM Hardinger ‘* Charlotte ‘ AC Page ‘ Hudson * GD MeNeil East Boone * Jno D Ricks “ Howard * O F Renick, quarter salary Rk B Hurt, assessing Mt F W M Crawford, fees W T Kemper, attending court J M Coleman a EC Madd, waiting on court R E Johnson, bridge expenses E C Mudd, waiting on court Jas Z Graves, attend court I N Board assessing G G Henry, assessing J ¥ Purkey Deer Creek tw} Arthur Borron, report to state supt W T Ke court J M Coleman stant twp Crawford, fees Jas Z Graves, att J» E¢ EC m O F Renick, fees R E John , fees W M Crawford, fees A B Owens, HC Clark Stewart Atcheson, W M Crawford, fees Jas Z Graves, attending court mper, attending court HC Clark, quarter selary Jas Z Graves, sttend J M Coleman, EC Mudd, waiting on court s 00 00 09 ww OO 9 5 7 es ' a 1 Yates, assessing 2 w ‘ th, attending cour as pe aidus, fees ss waiting . som and F & qua salary and a * as r k foes insane ce E t ‘ = Bre $1 addus s rk 3 H ark a . oO and foos se at t “ 0 f equal oc x rd of eqal’n “ ardofey'n 29 , ‘ 20 2Ws 20 x t 15 x nO 36 abutments )H Sparks steel bridge JT Moon, repairing bridge 5 oO Geo Alms, building abutments sae Logan-Moore-Boyd lumber co. order Geo Alms Lon Clayton, work on bridge part payment for building nts 150 00 , building abutments 218 75 urley lumber co. lumber for bridge 33 95 iseman, printing 5 Geo A building abutments 200 00 J T Moon, repairing bridge 8 46 L M Royiston, order by J T Moon 241 7 C B Walters, bridge notice 500 588 00 JB March, building bridge : “ 415 Logan-Moore-Boyd lumber copany order of G Alms ws JR iales, order G Alms ol Ceo Alms, building abutments 273 #1 N A Wade & Son, bridge ady 10 00 R E Johnson, expense: J B March, bridge w 200 00 of bridge com JD Allen & Co, bridge notice 5 00 N A Wade & son, bridge notice 5 00 Kt E Johnson, expenses oe) JT Moon, repairing bridge 190 00 Tatal “7 Road Fuad. JB Mareh 8 140 00 W T Johnson, work grading road in Usage township 1,000 00 G M O'Neal, working road 82 67 W OH Zimmer work on road 10g 00 J5 Be, se mo 0 J I Newberry + ee 7 oo K E Johnson, grading no Total $1,495 we Slact: aT T T Election and Jury Fund. D D MeCann, ballot boxes 6 20 iad making booths 0 wo Harve Johnson, constable at election 18 6S Ed Daiton, bic Sw Ivan Reeder ee ow M LCarr <5 20 JE Kash waa ‘ DHK es 3 W D Prime “ 1 F B Feeley A E Hudson “ it W W Leech ‘5 2 BM Hines P A Zeal Frank Price Joe Smith J P Chambers ¥F L Blankent T D Embre J B Boatright Chas Walker Warren White A Clifford O Askew en ee ee J Clark R 2 D W Chapman “ 1 JW Stayton te 1 J A Pilgrim ny 1 G W Wolfe censtable and room for elec’n 3 G D Barnard election supplies 162 Jim Whimeitt mdse for eleetion 1” W F Hems t aesist'g Co clerk elec- tion returns 200 N A Wade & Sen printing a1T D G Newsom assist’g Coclerk election return 20 J D Allen & Co printing 2 75 Logan-Moore-Boyd Lumber Co, lumber 13 15 SM ¢ room for election “ anett making ballot box 1 JH McCombs, judge ln EN Miller ‘ 1” SJ Haggerd 1s P Large i’ EE Martz 1” John Deerweater ‘ i” Aly erwester clerk & ret poll bk 30 3 G Cantrell clerk a) EM Bice - lw WE Arrick * if” J H Adams odge lw P Argenbright 1 W J Moulton 1” GW r 7 LH Argenbright L Goodrick 3 5 Cantre $ GL Argent wo Thos J i w» G D Wright a» poll bk 2a J © Grig iw PY .g low JQ A Cope 4 1w BL Exiine . iw 3G McKeithes * lw L Ei i” t 30 iw in in be 10 1@ an in ia Ke in clerk ia . iw Continued om next fage.y tee en ee