The age-herald., 1901-03-21
COUNTY LICENSES
 FIXED FOR YEAR To Be One Half of the State
 License. FULL LIMIT OF THE LAW The Board of Revenue Settled Ques- tion at It's Meeting Yesterday. Three Road Fund Apportion-
 ments for Each Beat.
FULL LIMIT OF THE LAW

The Board of Revenue unanimously de- cided yesterday to fix all license taxes for the county this year at one-half the amount charged by the State for the same license.
 Under the law the county can charge not exceeding one-half the amount the State charges for each license. Several State licenses were raised by the recent Legislature, and the Jefferson County Board has decided to make the county license one-half the State license in all cases.
 The following road fund apportioners were appointed by the board at its ses- sion yesterday:
 Beat No. 1-J. M. Tucker, S. w. Muel- ley and R. M. Vines. Beat No. 20. l.. McCheeton, P. F. Reyes and P. J. Mo- Adory. Beat No. sc. W. Herring, Per- ry Cox and Porter Miller. Beat No. A. John Winchester, R. E. Mullinax and Os- car Willard. Beat No. 5-Van Salter, E. B. Vines and Jake Hood. Beat No. G. c. A. Robbins, J. H. Hollis and J. H. Tate. Beat No. 7-John Brown, Pat Wal lis and F. P. Godfrey. Beat No. S-Mose IIill, Hamp Parsons and Dan Hale. Beat No. @Sam Smith, Paul Green and T. S. Smith. Beat No. 10-Jim Ellard, Harvey B. T. sharritt, pr. W. N. Finley and Sam Bently. Beat No. 121J. B. Elliott, Jim Scott and Joe Hill. Beat No. 13-H. R. Tendon, J. B. Hit and L. c. Yam. Beat No. 14-Hillman Self, Tom Goodwin and Levi O. Clayton. Beat No. 15-George Bly, nard, Bill Goodwin and Bob Taylor Beat No. 16-A. M Minter, John Gillespie and Percy Ellis. Beat No. 17-G. W. Tram mell, E. Y. Roberts and L. D. Thompson. Beat No. 1S-J. c. Burgin, J. G. Greylawn and Louis Kelly.
 Beat No. 19. Samp Atwood, E. c. Smith and B. Lawson. Beat No 2O Bud Poole, Mitch Montgomery and Marion Barton Beat No. 21. Harry Meyers. J. F. Sulzby and P. H. Harris. Beat No 22 Jerry Fountain, J. H. Harrison and Felix FL lard. Beat No. 2S Isaac Mayfield, L. E. Wear and Allen Florence. Beat No. A, Os D. DfluStS, w STOWueT ana Fel1X Vines. Beat No. 25, s. J. Massey, c. Nor ris and Sam F. Cunningham. Beat No 26, Jeff Keith, w. E. Pond and Tommy Glenn. Beat No. 27. J. G. Smith, Walter Glaze and Robert Waldrop. Beat No 2s J. W. Ramsey, J.T. Belcher and Charley Mckinney. Beat No. g. John Going. J. A. Kirk and Ben May. Beat No. 30, 2. J. Nichols. B. F. Boyd and J. R. Evans Beat No 31, J. D. Acton, Sam Howard and T. J. Patton. Beat No. 32, Tom Smith, John M. Doss and c. M Dorman. Beat No. 3s John Wilkes. Pallos Simmons and John Hanby. Beat No. 24, W. D. Lane Harrison Newborn and George Earnest. Beat No. 35, Wed Rodgers, J. A. Roberts and A. R. Wallace Beat No S6, Jim Armstrong. J. A. Collier and B. F. Higgins Beat No. 37, Charley Owen Fred Crew and Frank Garner. Beat No 38, Redd, the blacksmith, Ely Tutwiler and John Harrington, Jr. Beat No. 30, J. s. Jenkins, Will Blackburn and J. s. Mitts Beat No. 40, H. H. Waldrop l.. c. Meggs and Hewitt Thompson. Beat No. fl, J. D. Baine, w. H. Sellers and Ivy Crat- well. Beat No. 42. William Lindsay. AL fred Fair and L. P. Howell Beat No. 43, Jessie Snow J. T. Davis and H. Quinn. Beat No. A, J. N. Roebuck, Andy- Riddle and J. M. Ferguson. Beat No. 45, Will Eubank, Frank McWilliams and Syl Wilson. s@s @eas