The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1906-08-18
PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD.
Minutes Of the Regular August Meeting
Held at RosedaIe.
Continued From Last Week.
SALE OF TIMBER OF SECTION 16. 7. 21
RANGE s.

Continued From Last Week.
SALE OF TIMBER OF SECTION 16, 7. 21,
RANGE S.
The board having advertised for bids
for the purchase of all timber on section
sixteen (16), township twcnty-one (21),
range five( 5)and having now opened and
duly considered all bids filed, and be-
ing now duly advertised and of the opin-
ion that the bid filed by E. J. F. Weigant
for the purchase of said timber and for
the sum of twenty-five hundred dollars
($2500 0O) to be paid to the treasurer
of this county within 60 days from this
date, is the hest, highest and most fa-
vorable bid made or offered for said TIM
BILE, and that the said sum of $25O0 is a
fair and sufficient sum to be paid for
same and that the best interest of this
county and of all the residents of said
particularly will be turthered,
and promoted by acceptance
of said bid, and j Watt Bishop. G. W.
Hughes and w. NJ. Virgins. trustees
of and Tor said township, now appear
ing before the board and recommending
the acceptance OF said bid and the sale
of said timber, said Weigant, at and for
$25OOOO. 1t is therefore ordered, and
the board not now order that said bid be
and is accepted and all Of said timber
now hereby sold and conveyed to said
Weigant, and that he be allowed the
period of three years from this date, and
no more, in which to cut and remove
said timber from said lands, and that he
shall loose and forfeit all right, claim
and title to all of said timber left
on said lands at the expiration Of said
three years, but this order. sale and ac-
ceptance is upon the express condition
that said Weigant shall fully pay the
said purchase money $25oo.oo to the
treasurer of this county within Go days
from this date, and before cutting or
removing any part of said timber from
said lands.
Ordered this August 9th, 1906,
INTEREST COUPONS TO BE PAID.
Ordered that the county treasurer OF
Bolivar county be and he is hereby au-
thorized and instructed to pay the inter
est bearing coupons, with all costs,
charges and exchange, in New York Ex-
change, to the holders thereof.
IN RE RESIGNATION OF M. Nj. DAILY, JUS
81 : -.1s4--as-s rIcE PEACE. ca
The resignation of M M Daily, justice
Of the peace in and for the first Super
yisors district of this county having been
presented to and duly considered by this
hoard. 1t is ordered that the same be
and is accepted and the office OF justice
of the peace held by said Daily is now
declared vacant, and the unexpired term
of said office exceeding six months; It's
ordered and the board doth order that
the Commissioners Of election OF and tor
this county shall cause an election to Oe
held in the manner and as provided ny
law in said district, on Tuesday, the
2sth day of August 1906, for the pur-
pose of filling the said vancancy.
It is further ordered that the clerk OF
this board deliver to each OF said cleo
ton Commissioners duly certified copy
of this order. Ordered this 9th dav OF
August, 1906.
IN ADVERTISE FOR BRIDGE BIDS.
Ordered by the board that the clerk OF
this board advertise as provided by law
for building of bridges as follows to-
wit:
1st. Across Pearce Bayou onroad Lead
mo from Kimball Lake to Arnold.
2nd. Across William Jackson Bayou
on road leading from Kimball Lake to
Arnold. :,
3rd Across Bogue Phalia at Afford
Burford place on road leading from 1u"-
nison to Shelby. via Lambs Store
Atb. Across Pecan Bayou on ROAD
from Kimball Bridge on Jones Bayou
west to "Peavine" railroad.
All of said bridges to be built and con-
structed strictly in accordance with plans
and specifications now on file with tine
clerk Of this board. All bids to be hied
with the clerk of this board at Cieye-
land, Mississippi, not later than noon
of the 1st Mondav in September lsoo'
and all to be accompanied by bond III
double the amount of bid, with two or
more solvent sureties, and conditioned
according to law. The board reserves
the right to reject any and all BIDS
Ordered August 9th. 1906.
The board then adjourned to meet az
Cleveland first Monday in September
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