The Adair County news. [volume], June 23, 1915, Page 2, Image 2

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THE ADAIR1C0UNXY NEWS
SHERIFFS SETTLEMENT
1914
At the regular Oct. t'm of the Adair
fiscal Court 1914 I, A. H. Ballard,
was appointed by said Court as its
Commissioner to settle with S. H.
Mitchell, Sheriff of Adair County, Ky.
His accounts .of the collections and
disbursements of thirty-five (35c)
cents ad valorem and one ($1.00) dollar
poll tax levied by said Court at its
April term 1914.
In compliance with said order the
Commissioner begs to submit the fol
lowing report.
DEBITS.
To 3509 polls listed by the
Assessor
To 65 polls listed by the
County Clerk
To ad valorem tax on $2--806,
668 listed by the
Assessor and supervised
by the State
"Ee ad valorem tax on $38
642 listed by the County
Clerk
'To Franchise tax on Cit
izen's Bank
To Franchise tax on Co
lumbia Telephone Co.
To Franchise tax on Bank
of Columbia
To Franchise tax on First
National Bank
To Franchise tax on Gra
dyville State Bank
To Franchise tax on Farm
er's Bank
To Franchise tax on Cum
berland Telephone Co.,
To 6 per cent., penalty on
$3,228 14 uncollected
taxes Dec, 1st 1914, 7-10
-to County Fund
$3 509
65
4
9 823
135
17
9
175
132
38
41
1
135
14 083
8580
1 293
1 484
6 000
2 015
318
291
227
58
2
25
S63
206
25
CREDITS.
Sy receipt dated Sept. 3,
1914, J. R. Garnett, Tr.,
3y receipt dated Oct., 2,
1914, J. R. Garnett Tr.
Sy receipt dated Nov. 3,
1914, J. R. Garnett Tr.
Sy receipt dated Dec. 22,
1614, J. R. Garnett Tr.
By receipt dated Dec. 26,
A914, J. R. Garnett Tr.,
2By receipt dated Jan. 2,
il915, J. R. Garnett, Tr.
By receipt dated Feb. 1,
1915, J. R. Garnett Tr.
Ey receipt dated Mar. 1,
1915, J. R. Garnett, Tr.
J3y 35c ad valorem tax on
:216,608.50 released
By 6 per cent., back on
$65.58 released since
Dec. 1, 1914 7-10to.Coun-ty
Fund
Sy 25 polls released at one
dollur each
J3y commission for collect
tax; 10 per cent, on first
S5,O00 and 4 per cent., on
balance
By 4 per cent., commission
for collecting school tax
JBy $23.00 paid Commis
sioner for slttlement
13 391
S14 0S3
13 391
Total Debits
Total Credits
Balance due by Sheriff
092
The Commissioner finds
and so reports thatS. H.
Mitchell, Sheriff of Adair
rCounty, Ky , is indebted
to said County on the
General Fund in the
. sum of 692.56 subject,
however, to the delin
. quent taxes and re
leases allowed by the
Fiscal Court.
AH of which is most
!respectf ully reported,
A. H. Ballard Commissioner,
Adair Fiscal Court
tMarch 15, 1915.
SHERIFF'S SETTLEMENT,
SCHOOL TAXES, 1014
At the regular October term of the
Adair Fiscal Court, 1914, I, A. H.
Ballard, was appointed by said court
as Its Commissioner to settle with S.
H. Mitchell, Sheriff of Adair County,
Ky., his accounts of the collections
and disbursements of fifteen (15c)
cents ad valorem and fifty (50c) cents
poll tax levied by said court at its
April term 1914 on all taxable proper
ty and persons In Adair County, Ky.,
, not in the Graded School District of
; the town of Columbia, Ky.
In compliance with said order the
Commissioner begs to submit the fol
lowing report.
DEBITS.
To ad valorem tax on .$2,-
284,317
To 3261 polls
To Franchise tax on Farm
ers Bank
To Franchise tax on Gra
dy ville State Bank
To Franchise tax on Cum
berland Telephone Co.
To 6 per cent., penalty on
33,228.14 uncollected tax
$3 426
1 630
17
16
es Dec. 1,1914, 3-10 to
School Fund
53
5 149
209
471
5S6
3 185
110
100
87
10
14
1
CREDITS.
By receipt dated Sept. 4,
1914, Tobias Huffaker,
Supt.,
By receipt dated Oct. . 2,
1914, Tobias Huffaker
Supt.,
By receipt dated "Nov. 3,
1914, Tobias Huffaker
Supt.,
By receipt dated Dec, 17,
1914, Tobias Huffaker
Supt.,
By receipt dated Jan., 2,
1915, Tobias Huffaker
Supt.,
By receipt dated Feb. 1,
1915, Tobias Huffaker
Supt.,
By receipt dated Mar 1,
1915, Tobias Huffaker
Supt.,
By 15c ad valorem tax on
$6,993 released
By 28 polls released at 50c
each
By 6 per cent., back on
$65.53 released since Dec
1, 1914 3-10 to School
Fund.
00
00
34
25
50
52
00
34
85
16
37
58
4 777
5 149
4 777
91
62
12
02
00
21
34
53
57
83
75
00
36
00
00
Total Debits
Total Credits
Balance due by Sheriff
372
The Commissioner finds
and so reports that S. H.
Mitchell, Sheriff of Adair
County, Ky., is indebted
to said county on the
School Fund in the sum
of 3372.17 subject, how
ever, to the delinquent
taxes and releases allow
ed by the Fiscal Court.
All of which is most re
spectfully reported,
A. H. Ballard, Commissioner
Adair Fiscal Court.
March 15, 1915.
CLAIMS ALLOWED.
List of claims allowed at April term,
Adair county Fiscal Court.
Dr. S. P. Miller, Vital Sta
tistics 8 7 75
Same 6 mo., salary Jail physi
cian 25 00
Same Medical attention Pau
per 50 00
Rachel E. Grissom, Vital Sta
tistics 6 25
Xell & McCandless, furnish
ing Pauper 45 00
Kelsey, Nell & Mc Candles,
furnishing pauper 106 50
N. R. Roach, furnighing
pauper 52 00
Ermine Leach, keeping poor
house 6 mo. 395 19
A. Hovious, vital statistics 19 50
J. C. Gose, vital statistics 14 25
W. H. Burris, furnishing
pauper 19 50
T. J. Bryant & Son, furnish
ing pauper io65
James Riall, furnishing pau
Per 39 00
Sallie Bryant, vital statis
tics '' 6 50
Nora Smith, vital statis
tics . 75
C. Dulworth, furnishing
pauper 26 00
J. A. Goodin, furnishing
pauper 73 00
Lucy A. Farris, vital sta
tistics 9 50
J. M. Burton, furnishing
pauper 58 50
Thos. O. Patteson, vital sta
tistics 16 00
Hayse Sneed. furnishing pau
per 19 50
Sidney Burton, furnishing
pauper 26 00
L. W. Tabor, vital statis
tics 11 00
D. M. Moore, for furnishing
pauper 89
W. O. Burton, furnishing
pauper . 13 si
G, A. Spiers, furnishing pau
per 39 00
35
91
35
56
Nora Smith, vital statistics
Flowers & Keene, furnish
ing pauper
R. G. Redmon, furnishing
pauper
W. G. McKinley, work on
road
R. T. Kearnes, furnishing
timber on road
W. W. Kirtley, furnishing
pauper
Roy Walker, furnishing pau
per G. T. Herriford, telephone
message to asylum
19 50
13 00
7 00
5 00
13 00
1 00
4 20
45 00
2 18
70 40
6 00
8 50
18 00
14 22
52 00
25
4 00
7 77
77 00
39 00
15 00
12 25
26 00
56 00
57 00
48
50
64
65
59
J. N. Petty, land for road
J. F. Pike, bridge lumber
W. H. Hammond, furnish
ing paupers
H. Firkins, vital statistics
J. E. Beard, work on road
Mrs. W. L. Walker, furnish
ing pauper
Warren Moore, furnishing
pauper
J. P. & H. F. Coffey, furnish
ing pauper
F. A. Rosenbaum, vital sta
tistics L. F. Hammond, vital sta
tistics V. M. Gowdy & Co., taxes
refunded
Coomer & Gowen, furnish
ing pauper
T. A, Firkin, furnishing
pauper
J. F. Triplett, pauper coffin
W. E. Sanders, medical at
tention pauper
Rose & Willis, furnishing
paupers
D. O. Pelley, furnishing
paupers
Eubank & Son, furnishing
paupers
Jeffries Hardware Store
stoves, etc., for jail and
courthouse
Gordon Montgomery, 6 mo.
salary
J. B. Jones, pauper coffin
Adair County News, print
ing ballots, etc
E. B. Atkinson, medical at
tention to paupers
Same, vital statistics
R. Y. Hindman, medical at
tention to paupers
Sandusky & Bros, bridge
lumber
A. J. Combest vital statis
tics Russell & Co., bedding, etc
for jail
Dr. S. A. Taylor, vital sta
tistics Wheat & Williams, furnish
ing pauper
W. S. Hindman, vital sta
tistics Mercer & Hindman, furnish
ing pauper
E. McAllister, vital statis
tics Sophronia Wilson, vital sta
tistics Wilmore & Moss, furnishing
paupers
Strange & Corbin & Co.,
furnishing pauper
Nell & Simmons, medical
attention to pauper
S. J. Simmons, vital static
tics W. F. Cartwright-, vital sta
tistics H. F. Coffey, vital statis
tics Dr. u. L. Taylor, Health
Officer
L. C. Blair, vital statistics
Same, furnishing pauper
Dr. L. C. Nell, vital statis
tistics Dr. B. J. Bolin, medical at
tention to pauper
Same, vital statistics
W. I. Ingram, furnishing
books to indigent children
Pickett & Howard, furnish
ing pauper
W. I. Ingram, bed clothing,
etc., for Jailer
0. G. Jeffries, disinfectant
for jail
C. R. Hutchison, furnishing
pauper
Gill& Waggener, mattresses
for jali, etc
The Bradley & Gilbert Co.,
election supplies
J. M. Moore, furnishing pau
per S. H..Mltchell, services as
Sheriff
Dr. C. M. Russell, vital sta
tistics Walker Bryant, for having
book-case made
James N. Murrell & Co.,
furnishing pauper
Eugene Nell, vital statistics
Olie Conover, work on cul
vert Tobias Huffaker, 6 mo salary
11
97
39
45
87
50
60
57
74
50
00
18
6 63
80
97
80
250 00
5 00
80 54
8 00
6 00
5 05
6 83
19 25
17 60
5 00
26 00
9 50
23 50
25
2 00
163 75
45 50
42 00
13 25
4 25
11 00
206 25
13 75
97 50
10 50
5 00
5 50
18' 75
73 00
40 -85
15 85
47 00
9 00
25 05
7 00
167 35
6 25
22 91
24 00
18 50
200
350 00
17
25
A Remedy No Family
Should Do Without
No matter how healthy a human
being may be it Is safe to say that
not many months are passed without
:-jme obstruction of the bowels, in other
v.ords, constipation, even if only tem
porary. The bloating, the dull feeling:
may start after the evening meal. If a
Uxative is not taken that night it is
certain that sleep will not be sound,
and you will awaken unrefreshed.
Hence, it is important for you and for
all the members of your family that a
good, reliable laxative be always kept
In the house for just such emergency.
It Is sure to be needed, and when needed
ou want it at hand. No family that is
.ireful of its health can do without such
a remedy. But the question of which
remedy to have on hand is also of vast
Importance.
The laxative most highly recom
mended by the majority of intelligent
Americans as being best for babies and
grownups is Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pep-
Dr. C. M. Russell, medical
attention topauper
J. P. Miller & Sons, furnish
ing pauper
J. T. Mercer, furnishing
pauper
W. G. Pickett, vital sratis
tics Walker Bryant, services as
County Clerk
J. W. Sublett & Bros, fur
nishing paupers
Robert Sublett, vital statis
tics Walker Bryant. 157 road or
ders, 314 copies
TJ. L. Taylor, medical atten
tion to pauper
Dr. N. M. Hancock, vital
statistics
Same, medical attention to
pauper
Mary E. Hutchison, vital
statistics
Murray Ball, winding clock
6 mo
E. A. Raborn, furnishing
pauper
A. B. Cox, services as con
stable W. C. Barrett, vital statis
tics C. G. Jeffries, dieting pris
oners, etc.,
C. G. Jeffries, service wait
ing on court
N. M. Tutt, voting house
H. G Chiison, voting house
U. L. Taylor, voting house
Jim Tutt, voting house
Strong Hill, voting house
Cool Spring school house,
same
J. M. Shives, voting house
Mark Wilson, voting house
N. T. Jones, voting house
John Young, voting house
R. A. Cooley, voting house
J. W. Sublett, voting house
J. R. Garnett, 6 mo. salary
as Treasurer
Walker Bryant, 6 mo. salary
W. G. Shepherd, services as
J. P.
W. G. Ellis, services as J. P.
W. G. Pickett, same
W. E. Hancock, same
Melvin Conover, same
F. H. Bryant, same
C. G. Jeffries, balance on
wood and light for Court
H. and jail
C. G. Jeffries, dieting prison
ers S. H. Mitchell, conveying
children to Children's
Home
Gordon Montgomery, ex
pense to Frankfort
W. E. Sanders, vital statis
tics S. H. Mitchell, taxes wrong
fully charged
1
60
17
11
75
57
14
117
2
6
18
3
11
29
79
3
665
92
3
3
3
3
3
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3
3
37
50
15
15
15
15
15
15
16
23
14 OS
(LucindaKeltner, vital sta
tistics
T. C. Faulkner, service as
Surveyor
A. H. Ballard, for assisting
T. C. Faulkner
J. H. Judd, for old claim of
C. B. Mays
State of Kentucky )
Set.
County of Adair )
' I, Walker Bryant, Clerk
4 00
Of
Adair County Court, certify that the
foregoing is a true and correct list of
the Claims allowed at theAdair Coun
ty Fiscal Court at its April Term,
1915.
Witness my hand this Juno 14, 1915.
Walker Bryant, Clerk.
Restored to Good Health.
"I was sick for four years with
stomach trouble," writes Mrs. Otto
Gans, Zanesville, Ohio. "I lost
weight and felt so weak that I almost
gave up hope of. being cured. A
friend told me about Chamberlain's
Tablets, and since using two bottles
of them I have been a well woman."
Sold by Paull Drug Co. - Ad.
Bin. It Is a liquid laxative-tonic, mild,
and never gripes, is effective on robust
an infant Children like it because of
inese fa-en ue qualities ana Decause it is
pleasant to the taste.
It Is the best all-around remedy you
can have in the house for any disorder
many people like R. H. Morgan, Price,
Tenn., and Mrs. H. C. Davidson. Wart
race, Tenn., say they would as soon be
without the necessities as without Dr.
uaidweirs syrup fepsin.
Anyone wishing to make a trial of this
remedy before buying it in the regular
way of a druggist at fifty cents or one
dollar a large bottle (family size) can
have a sample bottle sent to the home
free of charge by simply addressing Dr.
W. B. Caldwell. 405 Washington St..
Montlcello. 111. Tour name and addresa
on a postal card will do.
WELL DRILLER
I will drill wells in Adair and
adjoining counties. See me "be
fore contracting. Latest im
proved machinery of all kinds.
Pump Repairing Done. Give
me a Call.
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