The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1910-02-09

iIshed; it is therefore ordered by
the Board that the following de-
scribed lands, to-wit: NV IA and
" IL Of ne IA, section 6, I 3, r p
3, be added to and included in the
partial stock law district, as now
established for the same period as
in the original petition. and that
this order take effect from and
after its passage.
In the matter of the reduction Of
the assessment Of Jacob Ritchies
This matter coming on to be
heard. and il appearing to the sat
isfaction Of the Board that Jacob
Ritchie is assessed with the Sc IA
Of Sc Ia. IS 8, rs, R9. and sw Ia
of sw IA SO, r 8, r 9 and W 1-2 of
NV IA and NV Ia of sw Ia S 16. T.
IS, R9. and ne Ia of ne Ia and G
|1-2 of Sc Ia of ne Ia S II, T 6, r
9, valued at 81, ,220. and personal
property valued at $540. and 1t have
ing been shown to the Board that
the residence situated on said
property has been burned since the
above property was assessed; it is
therefore ordered by the Board that
the assessment Of the above proper
ty be reduced $500.
Ordered by the Board that j. NJ.
White be exempted from road tax
or duty, certificate having been
filed showing that he is physically
unable to do manual labor, signed.
by DR.. D. N. arlington and DR..
w. H. Frizell.
Ordered by the Board that Toll
bert Summers be exempted from.
road tax or duty for the year 1902
a certificate having been filed with.
the Board showing him to be UNI.
able to do manual labor, signed by
DR.. w. Fl. Horton and DR.. w H i
Frizell.
In the matter of the petition of w.
j. Rawls and others to be added
to the full stock law district as
now established.
This matter coming on to be-
heard and it appearing to the salts
faction of the Board that the lands
described in said petition are lying
by and adjoining the full stock law
district as now established; it Isl
therefore ordered by the Board that
the following described lands, to-
wit: ne IA of sw Ia and NV IA
of Sc IA, section 8, T 7,R 6 E, and
IA 1-2 of NV Ia Sec. TO- 7 Z, r 6 e,
and sw Ia of sw Id section SO, 7
e, R6 E. and lots Z and IA in sec
tion 4, TT. R6 E, and Sc IA of sw
Ia and NV Ia of sw IA, section 81.
T. r. 6 E, be added to and includ-
ed in the full stock law district as
now established for a period Of
three years from this date, and
that this order take effect from
and after its passage.
Report Of Geo. B. Snyder, Supt.
County Farm.
TO the Hon. Board of Supervisors
Of Lincoln county, Mississippi,
Gentlemen:-I herewith submit
my report of the County Convict
and Poor Farm for the month of
January. 1910.
PaupersI have on hand 5
white paupers and 5 colored pau
pers. One colored pauper died
during the month, and one white
pauper went away.
Prisoners on hand. -16 first class
hands and 6 second class hands.
Prisoners serving days:
Ed MCGOWAN, "a; j. w. Mellow
ell, Is; j. D. Cannon, g.: Howell
Anderson, 9.
Prisoners worked on fines:
Mary Davis, Dink Buie, Fannie
jackson, Frank Jones, Sam Hughes,
Ed Chrisman, Charlie Gatlin,
Horace Haynes, Johanna Evans.
Milt Moses. Alfred Coleman. Pearly
Coleman, 81 days each, $8;; Nose
Sartin, 26 days. 81; Fes Ward. 4
days, $1.08. Total. S104.08.
Second Glass hands:
Percy Smith, j. T. Clark, 81
days each. $5; Henry Harper. 10
days, $2.72:: Henry Hart. days,
S.. .85; total amount, SID .25.
Prisoners discharged:
Worked out time. Walter
Hathorn: discharged BY Board,
Lonnie White and Versie Zachary !;
Geo, Owens. paid out. $40; Earl
Badon paid out. $1O.80;: Henry
Lee. same. So; Geo johnson. same,
$50 45; Ebert London, same. $4 79;
total. $70.4. Dave Albertz escaped
lbut only had two days more to
work,