The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-07-15
Proceedings Board of Supervisors
JrLY TERN 1910.

Present-R. w Eikner. president
j III SULLIVAN, =. u. Ritter, A.
G. Lowe, w. j. G.. Bailey, mem
bers; I. o. Jones. sheriff; G. f..
Smith, clerk.
Report of n. Tubb, county treas
urer. was examined and approved.
Report Of f. f. Cowley. Supt Of
Education, was examined and ap-
proved
\ vacancy occurring in the James
Creek Drainage Commission by the
resignation of J. F. Plant. Mr.. Adj
lison Brannin was appointed in his
stead.
The Tax Assessors roll for james
Creek Drainage System was present
ed and ordered to remain on file
until mex term Of the Beard, for fiji
ing objections thereto, and that the
Clerk give notice by publication.
The time for completion and re-
turn of the personal assessment roll
and commutation road sax roll was
extended to first Mondaj in August.
Consideration ofpetitiou Of Emily
kimble for apprenticeship of Willie
May Davis and Elizabeth Davis.
minors, was continued 70 August
term.
The Board ratified the agreement
between the Illinois Central and
Mobile q Ohio railroads and the
James Greek Drainage Commission
ers, releasing the railroads from all
Drainage System taxes as recon-
pcnse for tire removal and replacing
of their tracks to admit of cutting
the canal across their rights Of way,
at their OWE expense.
4 special election was ordered for
Thursday, July 2S. for justice oi
the Peace in the second district. "a"
fill vacancy caused by death If jus
tice L. G.. PuIlen.
The Clerk was ordered to .pieer
tise for contracts for workl,E rrr
tain roads in second district, not
now under contract.
y. o. SIMMONS was or lplov."i ais
K pc Of the poor house ana pau
p IS for 1911, beginning ia lafy !
al rates f. be hereafter iix.d
pervtsors Eikner amt Ritter ~
ported adversely on petition - +.
W Williams and others for charge
III Splunge road. ami Ect.g,on $3.50.
dismissed.
Following contracts were awarded
for working roads IN second district:
Aberdeen 4 BussellviHe road, link
From iron bridge to Athens, To-
III. II Broyles, Mt S114.O0 per mlie
tor g )ntract period ending Novetn
bcr L, 1913 Link ?, from Athens
to Quincy, III. F. Broyles NJ S10O.5O
per mile. Link 3, from Quincy toI
junction with Aberdeen 4 Pikeville
road, II. F. Broyles. at $50.
Sartor's Mill road, link Prom |
Old Hamilton road TO first bridge
in Buttahatchie bottom, to II. +.
Broyles, at 5000.
Sipsev Valley road. from first dis
trict line to railroad crossing, ii. +.
Broyles, at $50 90. Link 2, from
railroad to Sartor's Mill road, H.F.
Broyles, at 5000.
Oscar Taylor road, from Aberdeen
Il Russellville road to Old Hamilton
road, c. I. Clarkson, at $3.50.
Rural Hill road. from Sartor's
Mill road. or near DIR. 10. Riley s,
to third district line, II. F. Broyles
at $1,000.
Amory & Athens road-Amory &
Columbus road To aberdeen & Rus
sellville road, ] p. Reedy at S50.0
Jaudon Il Jones, from old Ham
ilton road to High Knob road. l..
G Jaudon at $3.50.
Aberdeen and Pikeville road,
from Min Creek bridge To Anthony
Irvins residence, Robert Wood at
$1,000
Contract was awarded 10 J. +.
Booth for grading certain hills on
Sam Holiday road. fourth district,
at 20 cents per cubic yard. the
work to be completed within so
days.
TIE Clerk was ordered to adver-
tise for contracts for working Ger
tain roads in first districts, for
three years after October 20. 1910.
The report of election commits
sicners, showing the election of :.
A. Dalton as JusticYof the Peace
in the fourth district. at the special
election of July 5, was approved
aud recorded.
A petition of 20 per cent OF the
qualified electors of the fourth dis