The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-04-15
Proceedings Board of Supervisors
April TERM 1910.

| Report OF y. L UDD, County Twas
urer, was examined and approved
| Report Of f. f. Cowley, Supt. o
Education, was examined and ap
proved.
| The Board confirmed the ap
pointment OF DIR. L. G. Feamster a
County Health Officer. to fill ;
vacancy caused by the resignation
Of DR.. c. T Keyes,
Contracts for working roads IL
the fourth district for period of two
years from date were awarded as
follows:
New Williams road. link /, from
a half mile west of Strong's station,
and extending one mile, to A. ;.
Dukeminier. at s120.
Dnke road, all the way, to c. r.
Duke, at $50.
Watson road, all the way, to j.
n. Pulliam, at $50.
puptINiSOfo soutidNdh anu lsittCi
reported favorably for change in
old Hamilton road, second district
petitioned for by G. c. Jones and
others, and the charged route es
tablished as part of the road.
Supervisors SULLIVAN and Lowe
reported favorably for change in old
Fayetteville road. second district
as petitioned for by Geo. G.. Wray
and others, and the change was ac-
cordingly established.
1t was ordered that of the gen
eral road fund in the treasury the
following amounts be allowed to
A berdeen and Amory: Aberdeen,
81 ,O92 40; Amory, 1852. .55; and
the balance remaining in the treas
ury, So, 46l SO, be equally divided
between the five districts of the
county.
Supervisors SULLIVAN and Lowe
reported favorably for change in
Quincy and Caledonia road, second
district. petitioned for by j. A.
Lay and others, and it was accord
ingly established.
The clerk was instructed to give
notice that at the May term sealed
proposals will be received for the
issde of loan warrants not exceed
ing 5000. payable January /,
1911, interest to be fixed by the
Board, not to exceed six per cent.
A new registration of all quail
fed voters was ordered to be made
during this year.
Supervisors Ritter and Bailey
reported favorably for change in
ut-off road, first district, as peti
toned for by n. Falkner and 9TH
ers, and the same was granted.
Members of the Board made
their quarterly road reports as fol-
lows:
Supervisor Sullavan The roads
and bridges of the first district are
in fairly good condition.
Supervisor Ritter. Roads Of the
second district are In reasonably
fair condition, for which the mild
ness of the past winter and light
precipitation is largely responsible.
Work done has not been thorough,
but hope there will be some good
work soon. Bridges moderately
good.
Supervisor Eikner.-Roads of
third district are in good condition,
better than any time at this period
Of the year, since the Inauguration
Of the contract system. The bridges
are also in good condition.
| Supervisor Lowe.-The roads of
the fourth district are in good trav-
cling condition. and bridges in fair
condition.
Supervisor Bailey-mv roads
have held up fine this winter. but
some are needing work, which |
am informed will be begun soon by
the several contractors Of the dis
trict. Bridges are needing some
repairs.
Following claims were allowed
out of common county fund.
water and lights court house and jaiIs 2s 81
w A Towery. bridge lumber r......... 50 25
Aberdeen Hdw. Co. jail supplies Is s2
Abe Rubel & Co., supplies Jail and jury. =. Is SIS
j l. Shell 4 Co. for Assessor. ..-......-.. IS
L o Simmons keeping paupers. i42 90
Hawkins n Hodges bridge lumber 27
Henderson Hdw. Co. for road and Circuit
tlsrk...- ...---**........-..... Ia %
DIR. q l.. Tubb. services to pauper. .... is ~
Geo. p. Rye. bridge lumber. ....... S l6
Elliott-Fisher Co. typewriter ribbons. "a
Harden & Wood. bridge lumber. IL So
Bigbee Lumber Co. bridge lumber IA y
Supervisor Eikner extra services. s.. II 90
Supervisor sullivan extra services. %
b t Cheek. bridge lumber 81 81
Mrs. A. NJ Berk Armory rent I2 90