The Columbus commercial., 1902-12-09
PROCEEDINGS BOARD
or SUPERVISORS.
moHoaYs 5 SESSION.

46 DOdEd III ~ JIA , tNsSA 2 ttiN~1
in regular monthly session at the
court house last Monday morning,
the following being present: Hon.
T. B. Franklin, president, S. ".
Caldwell, A. G, Easley, r. P.
Hairston and G. H. Jordan: as
sociate members, E. s. Moore,
clerk, and ]. T. Armstrong, sher-
lift, when the following proceed
ings were had:
The minutes of the Iastsregular
meeting were approved as read.
The monthly report of @. r.
Shackleford, keeper of the coun-
ty bridge, was received and filed.
Ordered that John Cook be ap-
pointed overseer of road u, dis
trict 4, in place Of c. A. Nc
Kellar.
Ordered that J. A. Freeman be
appointed oyerseer of road 60 in
district 1, in place of c. P. Huff
man.
Ordered that Wyie Isaacs be
appointed overseer of road 4 in
district 3, in place Of W. T, Cole.
There was heard the petition of
| J. G. Wood, Sherman Cash ct
al, filed at the last meeting Of
the board, asking for a new road
to be opened as named in said
petition; also the counter petition
petition of J. R. Harris, Jno. NJ.
Shackleford, ct al, asking that
the petition of J. G. Wood ct al
be not granted. and the board,
after considering said petitions,
ordered that the petition Of j. O..
Wood ct al be not granted.
Ordered that r. P. Hairston
and T. B. Franklin be and are
hereby appointed commissioners
to examine the bridge over brick
church slough on Macon road.
Ordered that S. w. Caldwell
and T. B. Franklin be and are
hereby appointed a committee to
examine the books Of the county
auditor.
Ordered that the board stand
adjourned until 8 o'clock Tues
day morning.
TUESDAYS SESSION.
The board met at nine o'clock
Tuesday morning, all members
being present, when the follow
ing proceedings we're had:
the minutes of the previous
days meeting were approved as
read.
The monthly report Of S. Nj.
Nash, county superintendent OF
education, showing that he had
issued pay certificates amounting
to 81, 1885 was received and
| filed.
R. P. Hairston and I, B.
Franklin, the committee appoint
ed to examine the bridge recent
ly built over brick church slough
on Macon road, reported that
they had made the examination
and found the bridge satisfactory
in every respect.
1t appearing to the satisfaction
Of the board that the registration
books of the county are in bad
shape, it is ordered that the coun-
ty registrar open new books, and
at once proceed to enroll thereon
the names of all qualified elect
ors who may apply to him.
The following allowances were
made and ordered paid out of the
county fund:
Bill Beard, ferryman Wayerly f0,0l
w. B. Richey, lumber ,-.~--,..--.------ 5.5:
f" -... q, g:
Peter Hudson, ferryman, Nashville 100,
Inman, Smith 6, Co., clothing,
county farm ...........--..-... 24f 81
s. w. Caldwell, per diem & mileage 9.3t
T. B. Franklin, per diem ---.---------- 8.0i
A. G. Easley, commissioner, per
diem and mileage, ge,..,...---.-..-..-.-..--.- 1S.T
C. H. Jordan, com. per diem and
Thomson &c Triplett, lumber----.-,.-. 1879
c. r. Shackelford, keeping bridge 1915
Dispatch, sub. yr. and tax notice 3.5
Commercial. pub. proceedings So
P. J. Bearden, repairs, jail. g
Miss. Stationery Co., J. P. blanks t.5
Rogers AIer. Co., euspidors, c. h. IS
B. G. Suggs, repairs locks, 6 IL
J. n. Roberts, merchandise, roads 1.3
Banks Hardware Co., mdse roads
and farm -.....-..-...- ..--.--..--.---.-- III