The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1910-09-10
FIRST DAY.
State of Mississippi.
Lincoln County.

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R. w. McNair, Clerk. The follow
ing proceedings were had and done,
to-wit:
10 the Hon. Board of Supervisors,
Lincoln county, Miss.
Gentlemen:-I submit this, my
annual report of the conditions Of
the public roads in my district. /
find the roads generally in good
passable condition. / recommend
however, only so per cent of bal
ance due road contractors; the re-
mainder to be paid when roads are
worked in a satisfactory manner.
Respectfully submitted,
VIM. H. FURR,
Disrtict No. 2.
State of Mississippi,
County of Lincoln.
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors.
GentIemen:-I herewith beg
leave to make my annual report
ON the condition of the public roads
in my District, for the year ending
Sept. l., 1910, as follows: All my
roads are IN a passabIe condition
and | will have them all graded up
within the next thirty days. My
bridges and culverts are all in good
condition; the bridge at Mays
place should be replaced with
new one, and the bridge at the
Jordan place | have the material
and will build it within the next
few days.
Respectfully submitted,
2. P. JONES,
Dist. No. /.
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors
of Lincoln county, Miss.
Gentlemen:-I herewith beg
leave to make my annual report on
the roads in Dist. No. 8 of Lincoln
county, Miss, for the year 1910.
The roads of MIR. R. W. Boyte are
in very good condition and rec
ommend that the following pay
ment. $394.50, be made to him.
find the roads Of D. N. Day in good
condition with some few excep-
tions, and recommend that par
tial payment of $301.37 be paid
him. find the roads of Mr.. D.
w. and MIR. O. w. Price in fairly
good condition and recommend
that they be allowed only partial
payment of $168.63, and further
recommend that the balances be
held until all the Deficiencies in the
roads be made good.
Respectfully submitted,
G. M. BRISTER,
Dist. 8.
Report of Superintendent of
County Farm:
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors
of Lincoln county, Miss.
Gentlemen:-I herewith submit
my report as Supt. of the County
Convict and Poor Farm for the
month of August. 1910.
Paupers On hand, 6 white and 8
colored; prisoners on hand, first
class 20; second class. 4
Prisoners serving days. Charley
Turner, 81; Lucy Smith, A; ZoIlie
Phillips, 16; Jordan Brown. I'll
Logan Ephriam. 10; Lima Thomas,
II; Cora Smith. 26; Doris King,
A: Henry Lee, 12; Peter Maxwell.
z; Oscar Byrd, 20; Oliver Morris,
~; Cora Haynes, 26; Louis Wat
kins. Is. Total number days, 215. |
Prisoners worked on fines and
costs, first class: Dink Buie, Ed.
MiIt Moses, Fannie
Jackson, 81 days each. So; George
27 days. $7.25: Geo.
Bryd, 27 days, $7.25; Bud Coving- |
ton IA, days. $3.78; Walter Wilson,
days, $1.89. Total days, 199;
amount. $52.17.
Second Class Hands. Nose Bal
ley, Is days, $2.55; Corbett Man-
ming, 10 days. $l.70. Total days,
25; amount, $4.25.
Prisoners escaped. John Lee.
Henry Monroe Wilson.
Prisoners discharged Jones
Lewis, by cash, S7.10; Annie
Evans, $10.62: Lonnie Smith, 81. 10:
Robert Barnes, $40; Morris May
Or, $710; Silas Davis. $4.95.
Total molasses in July and gal.
in August, $43.9 go: total, SAL AT.
Prisoners discharged Richard
Polk, by paying Sheriff. $27. 80;
James Lewis, same. $7.I0; Mary
Lewis. same, $7.10: total. Sal. 10.
Will jackson. BY working out
inc and costs and given two days
Eor good behavior; Alva O'Neal
worked out fine and costs; J r.
ylark worked out fine and costs
Marvin Novels, pardoned By b. r..
Noel.
Work done this month Pulling
1875 bundles Of fodder: laying BIZ
cotton and corn; picking peas; cut
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