The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-11

lad for The hauling Wc believe i,
win last as long and mako equalN as
coed roads as the shells.
F5. the lcoctt of the citi4"2s q
Brunswick, as ven as those Il tje
county, we recommend that the road
ruunins by the Hilton and Dodge iii
known as the CartrightA road ald
around by the rice plantation an | jhe
way to Sterling, be improved and the
q good roadbed be made Of sawdu,it.
This would give a good tw 'ny-five-
mile automobile drive. and would @ht
the farmers in that section beu"r
roads 10 market, which th ~ Sloald
have
We ind considerable stagprG wat0t
near the public 'oads, and lecomn ,1
that theNounty bitches lie bal~lieie
" cleaned out.
We Ilnd the hlidses in til ecuniy ir
fairly GOOD condition, In scnlo of
them there arc a few planNs needed
We are informed, however, that these
viii be Immediately repaired.
We further recommend that the
county commissioners Immediately
take steps ta secure tbs couutys poc-
fion cf the state convicts, as they are
as urtdly neededtdu the public roads
COUNTY BOOKS AND OFFICES.
We have carefully examined 'he
books II the various Offices of the
county consisting Of the clerk cf Ii l..
superior coult, clerk o. the city court.
tax collector, ordinary, shtFiff ana t,r
ufious Justices Of peace. The booA
a he Offices Of the clcr& ~ The su-
pcrior court ard city court arc kepi
in thorough, neat and congreheu
size manner, and we feel il our dutl
To commend These Cheers foe the
conscientious manner in Nhich they
have performed their duties.
We found the books Of Justices
Lambright, Fahm and Norton, with
good and complete records. with the
exception of indexes, and upon call
ing their attention to this fact same
has been remedied
We find that the following precincts
are at present without justice #
peace, viz. 1856. 1899, 18th districts
Upon examination Of books of JUS
tees of the peace wa find that In,'
books of Justice ]. D. Could, 25th dis
trict. G. NJ. show no cases tried or
disposed of since the last sitting Of thc
grand jury. but must compliment h>'n
on the neat and complete appearanc F.
Of his former records showing a 2trin.
compliance with the law.
In the 25th district Ml w. G. Tay-
lor has been elected, but up 10 the
present time he has failed 20 Qualify,
and upon inquiry from residents of
this district, we are led fo believe that
be will not qualify, Therefore, VIZ rec
ommend that this granl jury sponit
the names Of competent per ,ons to fiji
these positions and ask he foncr.ola
judge OF this court to confirm same.
We find that the Office Of taX collcc-
tor is not provided with snitatie
means for filing and. pr,fgeryir; his
records. and as these arc Of inestim
able value TO the county, he 1houll at
once Re provided with suitable tll'ns
cases.
We find that the outgoing treasurer
has submitted his report 10 this grand
jury and that same has been referred
TO the finance committee for their
Investigation.
Upon information, W find that he
present treasurer has rot the neces-
saly books for use in his o''icc AM
recommend the count ctgnmfssioncf
at once correct this d@9ciaaev.
FISH AND GAME.
We find upon careful Investigation
the game. fish and oysters are fapid.'