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

saba and BlaekLand read, mad.
their report, and recommended thaI
the same be established as a public
road of this county; and the Board
having considered the same, it il
ordered that the report be approy.
&c. and that SAID road be estab.
lished as a public road Of this coun.
ty. Said road to leave the Cotton
Ginload at or GEAR the Z mile post,
running in a southeast direction
and interesting the Orizaba and
Black Land road on top Of the, hill
half mile northwest Of KalIy's mill.
Ordered that 7. B. Roberts be
appointed overseer on said road.
WALNUT RoAD.-Ordered that I.
W. Rowland be appointed overseer
for ID months in District No. Of
the Walnut road, from the Sauls-
bury road to j. w. Streets gin,with
hands within. one mile OF the road.
UPPER Dry GREEK RoAD.--Order.
ed that James Carpenter be ap.
pointed overseer for IL months in
District No. / of the Upper Dry
Creek road, from Hatchie to the
county line. 9,ala'- VA
FULTON RoAD.-Ordered by the
Board that 4. J, Fryar be appoint.
ed overseer for 10 months IN Dis.
trict No. from the 6 mile post to
the 10 mile post.
In the matter Of thereport Of the
Jury of review, appointed to review
q route for a road from the Fulton
road, running south to the Orizaba
and Black Land road, recommend
ing the establishing Of said road.
1t was ordered that a writ be is.
sued to the sheriff directing him TO
summon - disinterestcd males,
householder Of the county, to view
the premises and Inquire of the
damages sustained by a. "a. Grubbs,
who complains that said road will
damage him, and that they report
their proceedings to the next meet
ing of the Board.
The Board then adjourned until
tomorrow at9 O'clock.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 5, 18S1.--The
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Members all present.
Ordered that Alexander & Co.
be allowed $3.50 for goods for pau
pers. 2
Ordered that a public school be
established in this county and mum
bered 105, and located on section
10, township 2, range 4 east.
Ordered that Wyatt Edgerton be
allowed 1925 for making coffin for,
pauper child.
Ordered that $3.50 be allowed
coroner, Jurors, witnesses ard ply
stefan, for services at inquest Of
child, found dead at residence of
SIR. Spight.
Ordered that W. @. Graham he
allowed $15.85 for lumber used for
bridges. 4.a
Further ordered that W.. @. Ora
ham be allowed $2,O5 tor tin. her
used on road.
Ordered that Mary e. Sullivan
be allowed $54 for keeping pauper.
2 The Board this day proceeded to
select, in accordance with the re-.
vlsed code18SO, the list Of petit n-
rors for the year 1881 andahe clerk
OF the Board was directed to- copy
said list and furnish the same TO cir
cult clerk as prescribed by law.
1t is hereby ordered that no al
lovance will be made to any per-
son hereafter for feeding, clothing,
or burying paupers, not inmates OF
the poor.house, unless application.
shall first be made 70 the superyis-
or Of the district for admission of
such PanpeF into the p~oor-house,
and .hsPTVpeF order is given, and
paupeF IS Unable to be moved 10 the
pO0F-honse:
The Board then elected DR. EN-
Hunt physician for poor house for
one year,
The Board this day made settle.
meht with D w Bartlett, county
treasurer, on account Of the conn
fund, as follows t0.wit:
pN-AccoUNF OF THE GENERAL COUNTY 4UNp.
80 ao Treasurer. DR..
roamonnt on hand last settlements 90 2s
~ ana0unt received Bince,s........ &. 227 87l
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5y Treasurer cems. and warrants
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