The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-12-12
Total profits $21,891.28
BrOnWOOd DiSpenSary.

Amount from manager. S 9,381.0O
Amount expenses . 1,293.25
Amount paid Brentwood. 1,538.13
| Amount paid county. 1888, ID
SaSSer DiSpenSary.
Amount from manager. s. 9,238.4O
Amount expenses ... 1,168.59
Amount paid Sasser. So. 1,33O.28
Amount paid county -. 1,330.27
PARROT Dispensary.
Amount from manager. S 7,214.92
Amount expenses ..... 779.15
Amount paid Parrott. 1,284.2O
Amount paid county. -. 1,284.20
Court House and Jail.
We find the court house in good
condition except on the east side,
where there is a leak which can be
remedied by enclosing the east court
| like the front. We recommend that
| this be done. We recommend that
the janitor look more carefully after
| the sweeping. We find that there
has been new heating apparatus
| installed in the court house and jail
at a cost of about 2,150.00. We
| think it will be better than the old
system.
We find the Jail in good condition.
Convict Camp.
! We find the October expense &C
count, as per report, to be $636.l15.
On hand 800 bushels of oats, 5000
pounds hay, 10 mules, 4 twO-horse
wagons, / one-horse wagon, head
hogs, scrapes with road tools,
| 100 pounds -four, $50 pounds bacon,
bushels meal. We find, as per re-
port that there has been worked
| during October SO miles of road, be-
sides grading two miles of road,
| built $50 feet of turnpike, rebuilt 80
| feet of washouts, rebuilt 8 road
| bridges, put in 20 joints of sewer
pipe, and built a new bridge "a feet
| long, pile-driving every post, re-
built 500 feet of the Wilburn bridge.
We find that there are on hand "a
convicts, state men and Is mis-
demeanOr men, We find the camp
in good condition, the convicts all
| in good health and we'll kept, except
one man who is blind. We find the
harness on the mules inferior, and
we recommend that the Superintend-
ent use better harness, as the mules
are being rubbed up on account of
ropes being used instead of harness.
Clerk of Commissioners.
We find that there are 40 paupers
drawing $3.50. The collection of
road tax has not been completed
We find that $6,760.00 has been col
lected to date The balance un-
collected is in process of collection
Respectfully submitted,
G. O. HILL,
G. L. MASSEE,
Grand Jury Committee
We recommend T. L. Zimmerman,
Shealey Kaufman and G. S. CrOwel
as a committee to examine the books
of all the county officers, and report
to the grand jury at the May term
of Terrell superior court
We further recommend that this
committee be paid two dollars each
per day for the time necessary to
complete the work (the time not to
exceed fifteen days..
The ordinary reported the follow
| ing pensions paid:
Seven disabled or invalid soldiers,
S455.0O; % INDECENT soldiers, ST.
| $4,000; % widows of deceased sol
diers, $1,420.00; II INDECENT widows
of soldiers, 100000. Total number,
| g.; total amount, $3,955.00. He also
reports $49.83 collected from differ
ent sources.
A committee from our body APP
pointed to examine the convict camp
! reported that they found the camp
in good condition and well kept, with
| the following on hand:
| About $50 bushels of oats, about
! 61a tons of hay, 10 mules, 4 hogs,
in good condition; 10 state convicts,
20 misdemeanor All seem to be
clean and well-cared for.
| The committee on public buildings
reported all property in good condi-
ton, and recommended the purchase
/ of / 2 cots for the Jail.
The committee on justices of the
| peace books reported as follows:
Gentlemen of the Grand Jury:
We find after careful examination,
that the books Of Judge ]. w. Peddy
are correctly and neatly kept.
We find the books of Judge Sam