The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1892-10-15
PROCEEDINGS
OF the Board OF October
Term.
(CONCLUDED FROM LAST WEEK I

CONCLUDED FROM LAST WEEK.
Tuesday morning, Oct. 4. 1892.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
present same as on yesterday.
Ordered that the petition of W. G.
Carroll, ct al, for erecting gates across
road in Beat No. be filed.
Whereas, by an order of the Board
of Supervisors Of Grenada county, made
at the June Term, 1892, an order was
passed declaring the no-fence law in
force in Grenada County on and after
the 1st day Of February, 1903, under
and by virtue of the Statute, passed by
the legislature and known as chapter
No. AZ, Annotated Code 1892, and
whereas it is provided in said law, Sec
ton 2C6l, that the Counties affected by
the establishment Of stock law in one
of them, shall jointly build and keep in
repair, fences on or near the county
line to prevent stock straying from one
county in which the stock law is not in
force, into the other in which it is In
force.
1t is therefore ordered BY the Board
that fence be established, built on or
near the county lines, between the
county of Grenada, and the counties of
Calhoun, Webster, Montgomery, Le-
fore, Tallahatchie and that part of
Yalobusha east Of the Illinois Central
Railroad to prevent stock straying
from said counties into Grenada county;
And it is further ordered by the Board
that a copy of this order be furnished
the Boards of Supervisors Of said coun-
ties to-wit: Montgomery, Webster, CAL
houn, Leflore, Tallahatchie and Yalo-
busha, and that they be-, and are here
by notified to make an order under the
provisions Of chapter A, Code 1892, to
jointly aid Grenada county to build the
fence on or near the lines rs provided
by law to prevent stock from straying
from their respective counties into the
county of Grenada. It is further Or
dered that copy Of this order be serv-
ed upon and delivered to the Boards of
Supervisors Of the counties of Mont
gomery, Webster, Calhoun, Yalobusha,
Lefore and Tallahatchie by the sher-
iff's of the respective counties, and
that they be requested to take action
at once In the premises and make such
orders rs may be necessary to carry
into effect said law.
1857. J. r. Arndale, $50 for running
ferry boat in Bogue Creek for Sept.
1892. Code 1880. Sec. 2l44.
Ordered that Walter Davis be ap-
pointed overseer OF Road No. 13, Dist.
No. 4.
Whereas an error was made in the
loan made to w. r. Baker ct al, at
the February term, 1892, of the six
teenth section school fund, wherein
the loan for $1170 was made, where, in
reality there was only SlO7O on hand of
said fund, it is ordered that the sum of
800 of the school fund be placed to
the credit OF the sixteenth section
school fund, and that the Treasurer is
hereby authorized to make said trans
fer.
It is ordered by the Board that no
allowance be made by this Board unless
the order is made in writing by the
member of the Board from the District
where the allowance is asked for.
1858. JnO. NJ. Smythe, use J. T.
Thomas, $3.50 for book of original en-
tries from the United States. Code
1892, Sec. 296.
On motion it is ordered that s. H.
Roberts be. and he is hereby appointed
to bind out Stanford Gollady and Alice
Gollady, minors who live in District
No. 2, and report at the next meeting
of the Board.
Ordered that the contract to recover
and gutter the Jail be awarded to Doak
& Wolfe at and for the sum of S143.
Ordered that w. r. Baker, member
from Dist. No. 1, be fined $40 for nom
2 days.
1859. E. G. Peacock, Is, pauper. Sec.
2144, Code 1880.
Ordered that G. B. Jones, sheriff, be
2 days, "A. J. c. Perry, clerk
2 days, S8. Il
Ordered that the Board adjourn until
1st. Monday in November.
O. L. KIMBRoUGH,
President,