The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-09-15
RADICAL RULE IN nm,
Terry Enterprise.1

Terry Enterprise.
1 In continuing our search Of A
we find in 1874 it cost the oonr 'ue "a
to run the Poor House and j. 20
! 80; a small difference Of 80 5ss ~
Mr.. B. S. Davis, in 1871 ,oo
| the Cabell Board 81, AS 90 t. R
! the Raymodd Jail, aud when Ut n ~
+ Sheriff was elected in 1876 ~ emo
/ found so insecure that priso,,s, l's
be kept within its walls, and bs i e''i
paired again.
During the same year, DR.. ID
member of the Board, allowed h.. d.
( 90, for medical attention to a nsa-
Henry Mayson, for school DIE
10. Miles Hardy Tor 3 dollar,
poles $4,000; Preston d. Jons, Na'S
rector $4,000; n. Hodge. Ind. Sao
cord, 10000; when the latter
worth about $25. '0R
Frank Mckee received $72 mE
care of pauper seven weeks. bsin"
rate of Sal per month. L
In the same year w. S. Csbsn
member of the Board, was allow !,
90 for building a bridge acros, n
creek, and in 1877, VIM. NJ. RobiD'.ae
bridge at the same place, of the s,s
for $4,000 and paid for Decembarr 4 I5.o
Thete was allowed during the r' '''t
without authority of law, the sum ' 10y.
90 to survey a railroad through Inv W
known as the Yazoo City and y y
Springs Road. N
On page POS, Minute Book numb.
be seen an allowance to Samuel H.
500 for copying an index Book M
was not worth exceeding $50 saS
have been done within weeks INV inv
On page 2l0 of this same mimi.
A. NJ. Story was allowed 500 on q.
ing a bridge across Traherns c.
March 1877 Nelson Spicer built ~
at the same place for $4,000.
On the the same page is an allov,.
w. Cabell for causewaying a road am
to $937.0G; when it came To he 49,.
substantial witnesses the work w.s s,Jy'S
$4,000, leaving the handsome profit o T
90; the same person was allowed y
same meeting $500 for a Cods wbicb
50. 1 "
Page 242 Minute Book No. 4 sho..
allowance to A. NJ. Story of $3.50
pairing bridge across Rhodes c,a.y w
March 1877, Nelson Spieer built ''s"
bridge at the same place for Sll5oo a. 9
ing in w. d. Birdsongs lane 'HAe
On page 263, same book. Phil H..
was paid $4,000 for building BRIDE la pa a
Harris's creek near Gerry; in IS71 NS9yi'
Spicor did the same work for $50 "a - ,'g
be seen by reference to page 963 of tbs "
utes of 1877. 'He I'D
In 1873, E, Murrell was allowed s,,,,
for a stove for the jail at jackson, '''"l
During the Administration ofJITA
ne was allowed $44725 for fire ,r -, ''' !
The Sheriff's office; thus we see whsrs =. .
If these arms came from, which were p,sJ
ntimidating the white people of mi. C'n
" and keeping them in meek submis,ior,
rule,
On page 1875 of minute book No, :.
allowance by the Cabell Board oC Saoa'
or 1928 feet of lumber for the Com; H.
ard at Raymond and NJ. Ward wos ~
l75,0O for building the fence. and w;I
hree years afterwards, j. NJ. Chiffon -
flowed $50 dollars for the same fence
At the June term 1872, T, NJ H.a
vas paid go dollars for reapairinr a h,iS,
n the Gallatin road, known as the oIs,,
ridge" this bridge. though about so \
ong, wlllaverage about 8 feet long.
Mr.. PeytOn was allowed 20 dollars ana
ents for issuing Road Oversee rs CONN,
inns in 1874, the present Clerk ge,s pot5,
lr the same services but the stranns
art ofall is, that the allowance of the hG,,
as been changed so as to read 200 doIE
nd Is cents; iuat adding one naught )
yeen the dollars and cents, small rise
50 dollars and yet they feel proud of NM
epublican record; as a matter OF coprs
lieves often time boast among themseIv
the dark deeds they have done.
Thus We have attempted step by step
ad our readers UP that mountainous del
Sl5O,A00 and yet the leaders
at party wonld plant themselves upon M
and dare tempt the people to ln,
ok on these vast pages of inlamy and s
'wn and worship them for their honesty