Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-17
Proceedings Of Board Of srssryisors

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ct Seat ,, 'bbevil.e l5s,
urrow, maint'ing prisoners n 20
hurrow, placing culverts on
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+ + tietcnall, lumber for bridges n 10
ruse . Frazier, lumber for roads
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roads IN beat 60 o.
Z ihgle.On, working the public
roads in Bot 5 1875. 0
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- TUof x q, stationary for INK
assessor SO
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to asylum. II -, &c gls, ete Sc 50
Huston x sanders, work. = public
roads N 'eat IS 70
The Ollie =. jur rs and Witnesses
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luI c. iIq 1857 o. ne; ,Fns1l.
The peU,tion OF .Js LawIJcl, &C Il,
praying for the bu lding OF a bridge on
the Pontotoc and b5eville road, il il
ordered that in the event OF said road
being made n rural route and the in
spector demands bridge the same
" ] bs granted II the prl tern
rhe p ttItiol OF fewart ct Al
70 change or to restore that , of tae
Oxford and Dallas bad hereto. re DIS
cont nued, was dismissed
The petition If L. II owia-t. ct al,
praying for new road was dismissed.
The report OF William Hus,ol and
c Z. stephens, the committee appoint
ed to view out change in the Lacsy-
cite prings and Toccopola road as
prayed for in the petition of Z + Car
ter, ct al The committee report was
and the petition was dis
missed
P L stephens was awarded the can
tract to build bridge on the Oxford
and Pontotoc road, near Mrs. Frazier's
for SO
Mary Ellen Hillard, aged years,
and Jettie Hillard, years, orphans,
were apprenticed to Howard Alexan
der, an uncle, until they reach the age
of Is years.
The petition of J. E. Joyner, ct al, TO
repair the levee on Cypress Creek was
granted and @ q Stephens and illiam
Fusion were appointed 4 committee TO
make the examination and report in
writing at the April term of the Board
The petition os j NJ Stone, ct al,
praying for a change in a certain road
as petitioned, was granted and William
Huston and 4. q. stephens were APP
posted committee to go upon the
ground and make an examination and
report at the next torn of this court
The two children of Mrs Gray, an
inmate of the Poor House, were APP
p-enticed to Mrs. NJ. II. Webster ac-
cording TO law.
The soard proceeded to assign the
road hands to the various road links
for the year 1910.
On motion William Huston was elect
ed president pro tom of the r,oard
The hoard adjourned to meet atur-
Iax March o6th for the nurpnsa of at