The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-11-28


Pauper purposes ....,.. 80. ....... % 90
Drloges ".' 80. '...'.''. 1916 Al
Aims House ................. SEQ. :. $40 0S
CLERK AND TREASURE
We find the Clerks book neatly and corr
rectly kept, rejecting credit upon their
official. We find the Treasurer had on
hand January 10th, ........... 80. $1,000 81
Received since that time. ....... =. 1886 IS
Total ........ ...,... $5977 SO
Pad out as per vouchers. 1878 80
1904 OIL
Balance less commission ..... ......... l33 u
$l27O 50
TAX COLLECTIONS BOOK.
We find the Tax Collectors book to be
neatly and correctly kept
Amount OF Taxable property $4,828 552 90
County tax .... 1850 SO
State taX~....." ...,........... 1884 20
Total. ......... ........ 49,. S36. pa IL
Collected to date, ,......,...... 49,. :. 1882 48
Paid out per vouchers ....... ........l2I2 SIS
Leaving on hand .,....... S3.3l9 IS
TAX RECEIVERS BOOK.
We find his books neatly kept Amount
OF taxable property on digest, $4,828, 552 90
REPORT OF ROADS.
We find after careful investigation that
all the roads in the county are in good
condition.
We find the public roads in Acworth,
Big Shanty, Marietta, Smyrna and Lem
on's Districts INSTRUCTED by telegraph AMI
telephone poles Commissioners of Ac
worth District, E, NJ. Morris, w T. House
and 6. W. Grogan.
Commissioners Of Big Shanty District,
John Pyron, A. NJ. Helterbrand and John
Roberts.
Commissioners Of Marietta District, r
I. Nesbitt, M. L. Green, and J. E. Delk.
Commissioners of Smyrna District, F. A.
Hargrove P. Y. Daniel and R. P Daniel
Commissioners of Lemons District j. n
Dodgen, J. W. Boiling, and H. L. Stan
back.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS
We find the Jail in good condition, EXCEPT
a few repairs. The portico needs repair
ing tops Of chimneys needs repairing, the
fence around the jail enclosure is in bad
condition We find the sanitary condition
of Jail good. The inmates all in health
full condition. We also find court hour-
in good condition, except few broken
glass in windows. We recommend that
the above repairs be done as early as prac-
teal
AIMS HOUSE.
Inmates %, whites II, blacks g. Corn
bushels, fodder 5000 bundles wheat l443
bushels made, on hand s6S bushels, sown
l6 bushels; potatoes made 80 bushels, on
hand 90 bushels; pork hogs seven, stock
hogs same, pair of mules, wagon and har
ness, three COWS and calves, 45 bushels of
peas, ID gallons syrup made, 80 gallons on
hand, blacksmith and farming TOOLS beet
22O pounds, -four 100 pounds, pork 80 lbs.
Expenses OF aim s house from March 25th,
1889, to date, $249 II. We find the build
ings in very good condition and inmates
carefully cared for We think that Mr..
Pace deserves credit for the way and man
ner he manages business.
sHERIFF's BOOKS.
We find the Sherif's books neatly and
correctly kept.
We find that the J. p dockets are cor
rectly kept. We recommend John I.
Pace as n. P and ex ofhcio j. p; of 1892
District G. NJ on account of vacancy
caused by the cxpirationof Of the term Of
A. P. Brown. We also recommend J. |.
Carpenter as N. p and Ex.Ohicio j. p.
Of 845th District, 6. NJ, on account OF
vacancy caused by the expiration of the
term Of j. Il. Carpenter.
We feel grateful to our newly elected
Judge, George f. Gober, for his courteses
to our body and also for the information
and kind manner that our able Solicitor
extended to us while in session.
We also request that these presentments