The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-12-20
GRAND JURY PREsENTMEyrs.:

the 6tAN November lS2s, neatly land cor
rectly kept We also 70 pd Vouchers for
all disbufS ements Of funs that passed
through bis hands
We GN the TressprA S booESsheat and
correctly kept. He hs received since
making pp his annuk Nep57o the Ordi-
nary. JANUARY 10th, hseAeequired by
law, G.................. A,.As6,68 l "A
Paid OUT as per vouchers...x ... 59l7 81
y 1874 II
c0naNsSons to dA's.~.e>.~... lS7 4s
Bals@sSon hand ......... .......... ssOs 50
We 6nh the Clerks A{ks neatly and
correctly kept and he eServea credit tor
the manner in which heAhas kept them.
We find the Sheriffs u sks neatly and
correctly kept. We also fpd the Sheriff
has collected all solvent * f fas and has
returnef all money colNct\d on same over
he TX collector and holds his receipt
for Sa@ and haAakp turned over all
insolye6t tax fifas to Ne " Collector and
holds Ris receipt for the Same
rye l6nd the court house inSgood condi-
thy sxkept two leakS(Hthe root, one on
eacf< 6s0Sthe bnildiHA We find the jail
needs kome repairing Ws>fnd two leaks
in the oof, one crack in the wall near a
windoA kcn$he east side of the building
the two %ht&neys ahQ need repairing and
plasterinA We ase fSa the stable and
wood shed Aeed new NSofs. ll of which we
rec "a lend the proper AQthorities to have
don< as soonlas practicable~
We6nd tbb Aims House of the county
under tie supervision of Mr.. I. Pace to
be properly cared for, and the inmates,
consisting of "a in all, Is whites and 5 COZ
ored. We also find the expenses since re-
port of last grand jury to be $2l7 Is. The
superintendent has sold SlOO At worth of
cotton and paid the same out. There is
on hand 200 bushels of good corn, Is bush
els of short corn, 1000 bundles of fodder,
1000 lbs shucks, 1000 lbs of grass and pea
vines, 95 bushels of cotton seed, 80 bushels
of sweet potatoes 7 bushels of oats, l6
bushels of peas, bushels of wheat, 20 gal
Ions of syrup, 3 bushels Of rye, 30 lbs of
manufactured tobacco, Z fat hogs averag-
ing about 200 lbs each, hogs averaging
about 100 lbs each, milk cows, calves, l
sow and s pigs, mules l two-horse wag-
on, set of double harness, blacksmith and
other tools sufficient to run the farm anoth-
er year. We also find the houses neat and
clean and the inmates appear to be prop
erly cared for. We recommend Mr. Pace,
the present superintendent, as being good
man for the place.
We find the roadsin good condition with
the exception of large rock in the road
leading from Antioch church near Andy
McLain's and would recommend the Ordi
nary employ competent person to blast it
out
We have examined the tax digest and
find that the people have generally given in
their property at fair value. The tax d.
gest for 1888 shows the amount collected to
date to be &24,5OO 90; the amount uncol-
lected to be $9,847 IS.
We recommend the appointment of Jo-
seph Lacy for Notary Public Of the 99lst
district M. We also recommend the APP
pointment of G M McElwreath as Notary
Public of the l0l7th District G M.
Resolved, that we return our thanks to
His Honor, Judge James E. Brown, and
the different county officers for their cour-
tesy to this body.
We also recommend that these present.
ments be published III the MARIETTA jour
NAL.
MERvIs j. Brooks, Foreman.
John W Bennett, John B Bennett
John G Williams, B 81 Carrie,
Ben F Mackey, Joshua P Ogletree,
Andrew ] Gibson, George 7 Hurt,
Geo R Power, Alfred 0 Tolleson,
Thomas K Gresham, Neal f Williams,
N G Gignilliat; Frank NJ Rice,
Knight S Foster, James w Reid,
Thomas F Terry, Allen c Edwards,
Henry H. Logan, Clerk.
COBB SUPERIOR COURT, Nov Term, 1888.
Whereupon it is ordered that the above
and observation-disclosures be published
as recommended.
JAMES R Brown, Judge CBRC.
A true transcript from the minutes Of
Cobb Superior Court.
w R MONTGOMERY, q s. @.