The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-13

that Capt. B. A. Fahm get the en-
dorsement required by law and that
the Honorable 7. A. Parker, judge of
lGlynn superior court, appoint him to
such Office canferring upon him power
to appoint deputy wardens in each mill
tia district to look after the violation
Of the game and fish laws
Pensions.
The following named persons are
pensioners from the county OF Glynn
, T. B. Goodbread, Maria Bean, Matilda
Greenfield, J. A. Rudolph, Alfred
Green, j. ]. Smith, M. c. Blair. U. NJ.
Roberts, J. T. Harrison, John de.
Montmolen, Sarah Lewis, Matilda Six
es and Sarah Lunday
| We recommend that pensions be con
tinued to the above named as we
find that themRSe legally entitled to
same, and thS& be names of Mrs.
Fanny Smith and W. NJ Arnett be al.
der to the list of pensioners of Glynn
county.
Elections. =.
The following named gentlemen
were elected members OF the board
Of education for d term of three years.
their terms of Office expiring January
Is, 1907;
Rev. D. Watson VIM, 25th district.
Mr.. w. H. Crofton, 1356th district.
Mr.. B. F. Lewis, 1499th district.
Mr.. George Myers was elected not.
AIRY public and ex-ofIicio justice Of the
peace for the 9th district, to succeed
Mr. Knight, the same having become
vacated by removal.
Resolutions and Recommendations
Resolved, That we. the grand jury
of Glynn county, heartily endorse the
action of the grand jury Of Fulton
county with reference to the matter
OF revising the present state statues
in regard to money lending on chattel
mortgages, and extend to- them cur
hearty cooperation, and urge that tina
general assembly carefully inquire in.
to the operation OF the money sharks
who infest every town and city in tina
state, to the detriment of the fair deal
er, and to the ruin Of the unfortunate
poor through usurious interest
Resolved, That the road from Pyles
Marsh to Oak Grove island be mads
public road, as same has become al
most impossible by neglect and should
be kept up as other roads Of the coun-
ty under the public road system.
Whereas, it was deemed expedient to
ascertain from the comptroller gener.
al whether the services OF Mr.. H. J.
Read, tax collector, to the state, have
been as acceptable as they nave been
to the county; and whereas, the reply
from the comptroller general is 80
satisfactory, we beg to give the same
as follows:
1T gives me very great pleasure to
state that Mr.. Read has for yeara
proven to be efficient faithful, prompt
In the discharge of his duties as the
collector OF the state taxes, and / de.
sire to say in his behalf that there
is no collector in the state whose efi.
lncy is more highly regarded than
~. Reads"
Resolved, 1t has been brought to
the attention Of this grand jury that
many recommendations hertofore
made by preceding grand juries have
not been complied with. These re.
Communications were made for the
purpose Of lettering in the Judgment +
of the jury, such matters as they re. &
ferred to, and it Is waste of time
and effort of grand juries when such 4
recommendations pass unheeded. We
|think it due to succeeding grand juries
where such recommendations have 5
been made, to inquire Of the proper z
authorities why such omissions have
occurred, and we feel that 1t is right &
land proper that explanations should be Il
made to the several grand jurieS
when such omissions are made.
Resolved that the sheriff Of the coun
Ity shall make provision for the COM
fort of witnesses and attendants upon
the grand jury during its session.
We would respectfully refer the
county commissioners to a recommen.
dation made by County School Com.
missioner Ballard in regard to tbs
establishment of school at Lott on
the B. G B. r.. r. In this county and
to take such steps at once as Mil
carry out the provisions Of his recon
Imendation.
Whereas. it is known TO the nlena
bers Of this grand fury that for tim
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