The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-07-11

railroad in District No. 10 at a cost
not to exceed 500.
Ordered that ]. r. Cheatham and
}. E. Gregory be appointed as COM
mlssloners to repair and improve
the levee on the Union City and
Fulton road between Dan Purslev
and A. p. Cutler and VIM. Pettus,
said commissioners 70 have author
lty to purchase sufficient land to
widen said levee and improve same
to meet the requirements of the
travelling done over said road, at a
cost not to exceed $500.
Ordered that ]. B. Bruer be ap-
pointed to let out and. superintend
the building of bridge on the pub
lie road near the Bruer farm at a
cost not to exceed $40.
Ordered that Polk Yates be ap-
pointed to let out the building of a
bridge near Polk Yates in District
No. 9, 90 feet long, of white oak,
not to exceed cos, of 500.
Ordered that T. w. Terrell be
appointed to repair and rebuild a
bridge near Yves Carriers on Union
City and Lake road not to exceed
IN cost $40.
Ordered that J. B. Caudle be APP
pointed to have bridge repaired
across Houser Creek on Union City
and Rlves road, also bridge across
branch in the Pettus lane on Union
City road, at cost not to exceed
$50.
J. J. Baucum, r. H. Mitchell and
w, e. Reams appointed to superin-
tend the building of levee across
Rlchland Creek bottom at a cost
not to exceed $3.50, road leading
from Mcconnell to Walnut Grove
Church in the 10th district.
Ordered that the levee on the
Troy and Dresden public road in
the 7th civil district beginning at
west end of long slough bridge at
or near foot of Conn hill and run
ming III a westerly direction to
crossing of public road of Mobile
& Ohio railroad, II miles south OF
Rives, average height of SAID levee
to be about 81 feet with a sixteen
foot crown and slope of IL feet
to foot i'll height and 1850 feet in
length, and that G. w. Stoval1, II.
]. Bonner and Geo. F. Bolts be APP
pointed as commissioners to super
intend said work at a cost not to
exceed Sl,5O0 and report to the next
term of court.
Ordered that w. B. Stovall be APP
pointed as commissioner to have
the levee east of Rives repaired at
a cost not to exceed $500 and that
the former order for 5000 be re-
scinded.
]. H. Mcdowell elected notary
public.
Ordered that the line of school
district No. 90 be changed to in
clude the farms of w. G. Petty, S.
E. Agnew, DR.. and H. P. Moss,
they being in district No. 40.
r. P. Moore having viewed out a
route for county road from the
levee across Obion River between
Nos. 7 and 8, leading to Kenton,
and estimated the damage at $500;
the citizens of Kenton to open and
put in fix said road, subscribed
SIPS, and asked the court for an
of Sis, which was
with r.. P. Moore and T.
NJ. King as commissioners
RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas, the term for which our
County Judge, w. H. Caldwell, was
elected and will soon expire and
this is the last quarterly term of
the at over which he will pre-
sure thSwhereas during a term of
the lllinors has been pre-.
4gbe sncck efficient in t15iosovolt,.
NJ Rc1al duties. $50 -,
Ssts coming uarNsi s,ls e
%speM9lth the closest scruti-
ITO make their interests
gateand secure. He has protected
the honor OF the coun-
y, maintaining her credit, paying
Ter debts and keeping her warrants