The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-01-10

JANUARY TERM.

JANUARY trim.
CoURr HOUSE, ABERDEEN, MISS. |
MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1884.
Be it remembered that on the first |
Monday, being the 7th day Of January.
1884, the members of the Board of Su-
pervisors Of said county, viz, J. L.
Riggan, from the first District; J. NJ
Rye. Second District; J. J. Basham,
Third District; Robert Brown, Fourth
District and J. P. Sisk, Fifth District,
elected on the 9th day Of November,
1853, assembled at the Court House and
organized by taking the oath Of Office
and making bond as required by law,
which ponds and oaths are fled in the
Chapcery Clerks Office, and by eleoting
Robert Brown President Of tho Board;
E L Sykes, Sheriff, making proclams
ton according to hw.
J. J. Evans, Chancsry Clerk and e1-
officio CLERK Of tho Board, presented his
commission rs such and filed his bond;
the Same having been approved, it was
ordered that he be recognized as Jhan
Gerry Clerk and Clerk OF tho Board, J. J.
Basham and J. N. Rye entering their
protest.
Ordered, That the bond OF the Treas.
urer elect DO axed at forty thousand
dollars.
And that the bond OF tho Assessor be
fixed at fve thousand dollars.
This day e. P. Thompson. county
Superintendent of Education, presented
his report for the year 1889, showing the
total expenditures OF his Office for scho
lastio year 1888, including salary and
stationery, aggregating $ls, 7sl. and total
receipts, based upon report Of County
Treasurer, showing = total paid in to
credit OF said fund from all sources,
els. 1865.
Ordered, That the Shiloh school, in
the First Supervisors District. be estab-
lished.
And that the Lucy Whitfield school in
tho Fourth District be ~. established.
Ordered, That e. P. Thompson, Su-
psrintendent Of Education, be authorz,
cd to have furniture in his otrlcs repaired.
Ordered, That public school for
whites, be established East OF the Butts,
hstchie river, in the Third District, to
bs known as the Cedar Bluff school.
This day J. J. Evans, Clerk Of the
Chnncery Court Of this county and ex
officio Clerk OF the Board presented hi
commission under the great seal of the
State, authorizing him to exercise the
functions Of such Clerk for the term o.
four years, commencing Monday, Janua
ry 7th, 1884, and also his qualification
as such Clerk by bond duly approved
and oath taken according to Law, and i
is hereby ordered that II. s. Gilleylen
former Chnncery Clerk Of this Board
now having the said Office Of CHANGER.
Clerk and Clerk Of the Board Of Super
visors and the papers, furniture an'
records thereof, in his possession. imme
diately turn over and deliver the sam
to said J. J Evans. Clerk rs aforesaid
and vacats said Office. 1t is furtbe
ordered that the Sheriff Of the count
and executive officer OF the Board, pro
coed at once to the execution aud carry
ing out OF this order. J. ]. Basham
member from the Third District, and
N Rye, member from the Second Dit
trict, entering their protest against tn
adoption Of tho order.
TUESDAY. January 9Th.
Ordered, That j. G. Wioks, Count,
Treasurer, be directed to collect from th
City OF Aberdeen such prorata Of til
salary Of tho County Superintendent {
Education as may be due since tho OIL
ganization of the separate school distrit
Of tho City Of Aberdeen.
Ordered, That Henry McClendon b
appointed overseer Of Houston roa
from forks Of road to McAllister placs
instead Of Jackson Jarman, removed.
Ordered, That the following claims b
allowed:
e. p. Thompson, County Superin-
dent of Education, salary, De-
.cember, and coal S21
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RoBT. BROWN, President.
| ]. J. EVANS, Clerk.