The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-01-01
[Official.l
Board of Supervisors.
JACKSON COUNTY.

Board of Supervisors net in regular
session on Monday, December q, 1891.
with all the officers thereof present..
The reports Of County Treasurer and
Superintendent of Education were ex
ined, approved and the latter allowed
Sl59.95 for salary to date and $3.50 for
stationary.
VIM. Devro was allowed SO for build
ing bridge across Cypress Creek in Beat
No. 4.
H. M. Wilson was permitted to transfer
his business of retailing liquors to the
Mcclure building, in Ocean Springs.
j. b. U. Rabby was permitted to trans
fer his business of retailing malt liquors
to the building next door to Henry Will
liams' saloon in Moss Point.
Calvin George, E. Castancra, B. j.
Mayo, Henry Williams, e. 5. Collard, Jas.
LadLicr and e. j. jacobson were each
granted license to retail liquors.
The lease of Section l6, Township 9,
south range 6 west, heretofore granted G.
NJ. Luce, was cancelled.
The premises now occupied by j. G,
Dutch at the foot of Pascagonla street, at
Pascagoula. were leased to him for IL
years all the shells accommodating there
on to be given for public roads.
The report of Jas. HelvestiOn, JnO.
Reeves, Jas. Howell. W. H. Wilkcrson,
David Farley. C. f. Howell and Ben,
Howell, Commissioners TO lay out road
through 1'ascagoula swamp, ria Wilker'
son Ferry, was received, said road declar-
ed public, with the following hands as
signed thereto I: JAS, HelvestiOn, opcrseer,
W. II. Wilkelson, job" |, Reeves, Sam
Farley, +. V. Howell. Print Byrd. John
| Helvestion, Ben Ferrili, Edgar Farley
and Sam Farley, aud said Commissioners
each allowed $1.50 compensation.
l., w Armstrong was authorized to pro
cure material and make necessary repairs
on Little Bluff Creek bridge.
The Sheriff was instructed to postpone
the collection OF certain fines from the
responsible party, in the matter of Ger
tain escaped prison ers, until the recap
tire of said prisoners or the further OF
der OF the Board.
+. A. Suthoif was allowed 800 to bt
expended on Sawdust road north OF Ran
dail's ferry.
w. NJ. Denny, Clerk, was authorized tt
purchase one acre of land from the Pas
cagoula Cemetery Association, same to
be used as a public burial ground, and re-
port ut the next term of the Board.
Ovcrseers were appointed for 1877 III
follows:
BEAT No. /.
No. l Chas Davis.
2 d. M. Howell.
3 David Farley.
4 John Tilley.
S Ben Brown.
6 Charles Pierce.
7 Frank Altman.
8 Rankin Lee.
8 Charles Mallette.
10 Robert Moffett.
II T.. Ward, Jr.
IL Aaron Dixon.
IL Dan Lawrence.
Ia Frank Pierce.
Is A. j. Moffett.
l6 Simeon Byrd.
II Stephen Bilbo.
Is J. B. Davis.
10 John Altman.
10Y +. H. Moody.
BEAT No.2
20 j. C. Ely, Jr.
u Buck Tanner.
% Gus Roberts.
% Alex. Roberts.
"a Wesley Deflander.
q NJ. 9. Nelson.
@ NJ. X. Jones.
81 Milton Carter.
20 0. Brown.
20 j.. D. Balia.
30 T. II. Steede.
81 Lyman Golf.
80 Alfred Scarborough.
3 j. w. Herndon.
"a Willis Roberts.
BEAT No. 8.
IS W. II. Malone.
80 John Robinson.
81 L. A.. Suthoff,
80 c. W. Garner.
30 Robert Grniu.
40 0. G. Dodge.
Al O. c. Cowau.
AZ l.. d. Herrick.
2 y. s. Stokes. 4,
As Rufus Clark.
As j. H. Jackson.
AZ j. G. Dutch.
AZ A D. Krebs.
40 NJ. Broadus..
SO Jas. A. Herrin.
81 G. Colmer, Jr.
SO Jas. Trehern,
81 G. w. Tagart.
90 E. b. Smith.
80 5. d. Denny.
"a Ut, Ferrill.
G John Lacore.
6 A. l.. Moore.
1903 Chas. Graham.
104 Joseph Wells.
1906 +. NJ. Codina.
LOG J.J. Mcintosh.
ll3 J. +. Bourgcs.