The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-24
PRESENTMENTS OF
THE GRAND JURY.
1 which the Bench Warrant docket is
Aims House.
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which the Bench Warrant docket is
being kept.
Aims House.
We find the following property at
the farm: One pair CT mules, three
milk cows, seven shoats, one brood
SOW, one bull, one two-hcrse wagon
one 1-horse wagon, about $50 bushels
corn, 1000 bundles fodder, about three
tons hay and tools sufficient to run
the farm, forty FIVE bushels wheat, sew.
enteen bushels peas found the farm
in good condition, ten acres in wheat
and ten acres in oats.
We find eight inmates. four white
and four colored seem 70 he well
cared for; buildings in good repair
and in clean and sanitary condition
We commend the faithful work OF the
uperintendent
Tax Receiver.
Books examined by previous Grand
jury Find new Receiver, Geo. s
Owens has been qualified.
Pension Roll.
Examination OF Pension Roll shows
TO be kept neatly and properly. and
find none enrolled that are not emit
tied to pension, and can learn of none
who are entitled that are not enrolled
Public Buildings.
LIST We find the jail in a good san
itary condition, but find the boiler in
the jail needs q new Jacket and CRATE.
and that some places on roof of ial.
need slate replaced
md We find the barn in the Jail
yard needs repairs
Bird. We find the Court House in a
good sanitary condition, and so far as
we are able to see, needs no repairs
except windows need new cords. and
the glass in the Grand Jury room re
puttying
Roads
IS was a2tly said by the Grand Jury
last fall. orr people are beginning 10
realize and appreciate the value of
good roads.
And We desire to say that every day
our roads are being more and more ap-
ureciated by our citizens.
There is great deal Of work to be
done .n our county; we have many
miles of road that need and require
work, but We feel that our County
commissioners are doing the best
work possible under existing circum-
stances and we wish 70 commend
them for their labors in this respect.
Rome was not built I'm day" neither
can all the roads of Cobb County be
put i'm FIRST class condition in year
but We have a great deal of good road
already, and more lis being built each
day. and with time and patience We
hope 10 see our county supplied with
good roads from one end 10 the other
We know this viii take money. but
We feel that every dollar that is wise
Iy and judiciousiy spent ON our roads
VIII, like the bread east upon the wa
ters. come back after many days, with
a large interest TO Our people.
We further recommend that the
County Commissioners have some
much needed work done ON the Dallas
road between the two creeks. Noses
and Mud Creeks, by cutting down the
very bad hills, also to change the road
or cut down very bad hill on the Ken
nesaw road. Bruce Hill, near Mr.. Ben
SANKEY'S. We recommend that this be
done before beginning work on the
Atlanta road
We attach herewith report of County
Commissioners.
TO the Honorable Foreman and Gen
tlemen of the Grand Jury for
March Term, 1871:
The law makes it the duty of the
Board of County Commissioners TO re-
port to the Grand Jury at the spring
and fall term. which follows from the
November term. 1910, to March term.
1911, inclusive:
The following Disbursements have
been made since the November term
of the Board. 1910. upon script issued
by the Board. the Ordinary and the
Clerk of the Superior Court and wit
ness fees paid by the County Treas
urer tOVit.
Itry End