The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-09-12
poARD OF SUPERVISORS.
-,proceedings of the Regular Sep
tember Term, 1900.
THIRD DAY.

THIRD DAY.
Wednesday morning, Sept. 3, 1900,
,bo BOARD met pursuant to adjourn
~, Present same as yesterday.
The applications of the State Pen
.;orors on file with the Chancery
CIork having been examined and pass
"A upon. according to law, the county
rripter is here now notified to call at
tba Cbancery Clerks Office and get a
rst of same and publish it as required
by law. j..
In the matter of the apprenticeship of
Rattle Netherland Boone, pauper,
toJ. 5. Boone.
This cause coming on to be heard, on
the report of Hon. w. j. Williams,
member of the Board Of Supervisors
Of District No. 3, that Bette Neither.
land Boone, a poor house orphan fe-
male child, II years of age, is in his
district, and that J. S. Boone desires
her to be apprenticed to him, and
il appearing to the satisfaction OF this
BOARD. that the said applicant, ]. S.
Boone. is man of good character and
suitable means for said orphan to be
apprenticed to him; Therefore be it or
.dered by the Board, that the said Bet
tie Netherland Boone be and she is
this day apprenticed to the said j. S.
Boone until she arrives at the age of
IS years, and that during said appren-
ticeship the said j. S. Boone shall
agree and engage to provide the said
apprentice with sufficiency of good
and wholesome food, necessary cloth
ing, washing and lodging, to treat the
apprentice humanely and also to send
her to school until she can learn to
read, write and perform any ordinary
calculations incident to the business
of the master, and at the expiration of
the apprenticeship, to furnish said ap-
prentice with two suits of new suitable
clothing including shoes and hat of
suitable and substantial kind, and the
said j. s. Boone, having agreed to do
so in person before this Board, the
said Bette Netherland Boone is this
day apprenticed to him in accordance
with Chapter 100 of the Annotated
Code of Mississippi, Of 1892.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED
RR Applewhite, Sheriff, max
ing2 additional assessments
as per report filed a. 10 cts. 5 2.7O
Emeline Porter, taxes paid on
lands enormously assessed. 100
Ordered that the Board do now ad-
iourn until tomorrow morning at 8
o'clock
FOURTH DAY.
Thursday morning September 8,
1900, the Board met pursuant to ad-
journment. Present same as yesterday.
ROAD REPORT.
Gents BY request of Contractor
Hilton have inspected first-class
road No. 4, known as the Brook
haven and Natchez road and
fnd same in good passable condi-
ton, but deficient in regard to culverts.
Two or three needed to be put in and
the road is too low in the center in
several places. z. LINTON, Inspector.
Sept, 9th, 1900
This cause coming on to be heard
and the filing of the personal list of f.
IL Hartman, and the County Assessor,
&C. Cosnahan, being present and offer
mgto administer the oath to said +.
H. Hartman, ast to the correctness of
Ills list OF personal property as fur
llShed him by the said Hartman, and
The said Hartman refused to swear to
said list as being correct unless it
would be accepted as true, which the
county Assessor would not accept as
oelng true, and rendered and offered
10 SHOW to the satisfaction of the
board that 1t was not correct and was
largely undervalued; Wherefore, it is
urdered by the Board that the assess
meut OF the personal property of F. H.
hartman for the year 1900 be correct
e'on the roll as rendered, and that he
uefequlred to bring his books before
'H's board and suoh other testimony
as ne may, to show cause why the
us' OF personal property furnished to
'He county Assessor will not be ac-
cepted as final.
Jesse May and child, temporary re-
"e' as ?aupers, for August. $1,000.