The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-02-08
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS.

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NADIA county met at the court house
in Grenada on Monday, February 3,
1902, with the following members
present: District /, S. T. Tatum,
president. District 3, r. M. Ander-
son: District 5, G. w. Wood; Clerk j.
S. King: Sheriff G. B. Jones; w. r.
Baker, District 4, and j. II. James,
District 2, not present.
Court was opened in due form when
the following proceedings were had:
J.. NJ. Duncan, keeping ferry at
Chocchuma for January, 1888.
G.. Il. Jones, sheriff, services for
janitor, Ganuary), $1,000.
ID. S. Watson * Co., repairs at
court house, S1.25.
Report of G.. b. Jones, sheriff, for
January. received and ordered record
ed.
G. b. Jones, sheriff, board of pris-
oners for January, $46.5O.
r. w. Jones, coffin and burying
pauper, Patsie Sanders, $3.50.
Leigh Hardware Co., merchandise
for court house, $3.50.
r. n. Proyine, 20 pounds nails for
road, District 3, so. 20.
Grenada SENTINEL, j. p. docket,
District 3, blanks, circuit clerks Of
flee, 1000 personal assessment blanks,
l,2OO Disclaimers. 500 blanks for chan
Gerry clerk, 1000 blanks for superin-
tendent of education, $3.50.
City Water and Light Co., light and
water for court house and Jail, $40.
Report of V. r. James, superinten-
dent of education, for January, re-
ceived and ordered recorded.
V. r. James, salary for January,
$1,000.
c. r. Ross, board paupers and Sala-
ry. January, $3.50.
j. II. Phillips & Co., repairs circuit
clerks Office, 1925.
Gabbert, Moore & Co., merchan-
disc at Jail, $11.10.
A. S. Weigert, work on Jail, $500.
G.. W. Eatman, merchandise at
court house, S3.15.
W. \. Kincaid, repairs at court
house and Jail, $40.
j.. S. King, recording deed new
highway, S1.00.
A. J. Simpson, lumber for public
road, district |, $3.50.
Ordered that all gates across public
roads of Grenada county be removed
at once.
Ordered that the Cumberland Tele-
phone Co. be directed to move the
telephone poles from the public road
from Providence graveyard to Tin
dall's store in District No. 2.
Ordered that the report of T. H.
Wier, county treasurer, for January,
1902. be received and ordered recorded,
showing a balance due general county
fund. 1913. -; balance due school
fund. S365.24; due permanent school
fund, $166.21; due bridge fund, $780,
069. SO; due Institute fund, 5000
Ordered that all road hands subject
to road duty OF the following planta-
tions be assigned to road duty on the
new road from IIolcomb to Rock
Ford, or Carroll county line, towit:
Henry Mullen, j. D.. Vance, W. NJ.
Beard, z. W. Curle, John Tindall, A.
II. Organ, Edward Curry, Alex Beck,
Wade Brewer, Samuel Curle,
johnson, Garner Shannon, Bob Ed.
wards, Valley Edwards. Bill Carroll
Cicero Minor, VIM. Curtis, Jonah
Smith, Nose Jackson, Tom Brown,
Robt. Ely, Gran Ely and c. NJ. Glib
son.
W. r. Baker, District 4, appeared
and participated in the proceedings Of
the Board.
Ordered that warrant be issued tC
Mcdonald, Mccoy & Co. for $616.2;
to pay interest IN bridge bonds tt
February l, 1902, including s1.25 ex
change, to be paid out of bridge fund
Ordered that assessment of Mrs
Cora Townsend, raised on Oct. s, 1901
by Board OF Supervisors from SO, OOt
: to S $500 be reduced to So, 800, sale
assessment having been made by error
Ordered that warrant be issued Il
the Board as follows:
5. r. Tatum, l day, $500.
r. NJ. Anderson, l day, AZ miles
$6.1O.
w. r. Baker, ! day, ! miles, 81. 20
G. W. Wood. l day, 80 miles, $3.50
J.. S. King, clerk, l day, $500.
G.. b. Jones, | day, $500.
Ordered that Board adjourn unit
first Monday in March, 1902.
:. II. TATIrN. President