The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-01-15

W WIN thp SullNt Wa R4VlA LEWIS
on District No. l., Of Iatum q
Meore's mill road, from Salem and
Jacinto road 10 Moore's mill.
Mac. Garrison, on District No. /
.of the Griffin road, from the POnto-
toe road to the Cotton Gin road.
z. I. Trantham, on District No. 4,
of the Bonneville road, from
Hatchie to the county line. s.
Ordered that James Tomlinson
be appointed on District No. Of the
Salisbury and Jacinto road, from
the Pocahontas road to Tudor's
bridge, with the hands living in the
former bounds to workth same.
7. II. Graham, on District No. q
of Cotton Plant road, from Union
county line, at Tandy Gassaway's,
to the Benton county line, with the
hands living in the former bounds
to work the same.
Joseph Graham, in District No.
2 of the Ruckersville and Sauls-
bury road, from Craig's old shop to
the Salisbury road.
William Hopkins, in District No.
3 of North Salem road, from the 8,
mile post to the county line, and
thence from the county line west,
where the road enters! Tippah cOun.
ty 20 the Benton county line.
Sam White, in District No. Q Of
the Oxford road, from the 4 mile
pest tothe 5 mile post.
Solomon Jones, in District No. /
of the Graham road, from Cotton
Plant road to the county line.
II. r. Rowland, in District No. ]
of the Salisbury road, from Ripley
and end at the 4 mile post.
John E. Eanes, in District No. i
of the Oxford road, from Ripley to
the 4 mile post.
John 7. Davis, in District No. D.
Of the North Salem road.
". O. Womack, in District No. 1
Of the Cotton Chm road, from Rip
ley to the 4 mile post.
j. M. Robertson, in District No.
| of the Salem and Rienzi road,
from the county line TO the middle
Of bridge at Walden's mill.
Thomas Barnes, in District No. /
Of the Cotton Mill road, from the
Pocahontas road to the middle of
at Moore's mill.
r. L. Storey, in District No. l Of
the Pon!otcc road, from Ripley to
the 2 mile post.
q. A. Stubs, jr., in District No.
of the Donnell road, from the Ok
ford road to the middle of Embry'E
bridge. 'A
Ordered that the following allow
ances be made:
ID. Is. McCord allowed $40 for
registering voters in 1880.
L. A. Hunt allowed $23.2 5 for one
chattle book.
I. A. Hunt allowed $l4.4O for
services as county auditor to 1st Of
November, 1880.
Thomas Spight allowed $1.50 for
subscription to the Sentinel for one
year.
I. A. Hunt allowed $500 for cur
&c, for clerks Offices.
Ordered by the Board that the
named commissioners of
election be allowed the amounts
opposite their names for services
the year 1880, viz:
r. E. Written. $27; R. b. Nance,
S27; <. r. Jordan, $27. u
I Ordered that elections be held
n Districts No. 2 and No, for the
election of a justice OF the peace
n each district, and that said elec
ion be held on Saturday the 22dI
If January, 1881. 4
Ordered that w. @. Graham be
$4.55 for Iumberfor bridge.
Ordered that $40 be allowed the
ulcers Of electiOn-ihspectors and
'lerks--for services in .conductingI
he election in 1880. 4@d8E
Ordered that a public school be
established three miles west oil
Falkner, and located on section IS.
ownship 2, range 8, and number
ID 1914.
RAYS MILL RoAD-The jury oil
appointed at September
aEn,, 1880, to Feviewa route for#a4
Dad htom Rays mill to the State
inc, made their report and recon-
the establishment Of thel
anne as a peblic road Of THE coun-
y; and said report having been
onsldered, said Torts is hereby es
ablished'as ! pubic road 81 this
ounty, TO be called the Rays Mill
Dad, and to leave the Saulsbury