The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-24
Board of Prisoners in Jail.

key, CLERK.
March Is, 1911.
Board of Prisoners in Jail.
We recommend that the County
Commissioners pay the Jailer fifty
cents per day for board of prisoners,
instead of the present rate Of forty
cents per day.
Notaries Public.
We recommend that J. H. Nix be re-
appointed Notary Public for the 897th
District We recommend that +. G.
Hill be appointed Notary Public for
the 991st District We recommend
that Jas Mabry be appointed Notary
Public for Post Oak District We rec
ommend that O. d. Gam be appointed
Notary Public for the 895th District
Seventh District Agricultural School.
Upon Investigation we find bills
amounting to $S38.63 unpaid against
this Institution, which we find are just
and due and ought to be paid
We have investigated this institu-
ton and We find that the school is do
ing a great work for the boys and
girls OF our county We find that now
about $50 pupils are in attendance, and
most Of said number being boarding
pupils, who are provided for at a very
reasonable cost per month about
$40 a month, which is as cheap or
cheaper than they could be supported
at home.
The State of Georgia gives $4,000
a year to this school, which is expend-
ed in substantial improvements, and
We believe that any one who will care
fully consider what the school is doing
will be bound to admit that the value
of the school to our people could not
be estimated in dollars and cents, and
that in the future our people will point
to it with pride.
1t is almost the unanimous desire of
this body that the bills herein men
toned be paid, and we recommend that
they do be paid We recommend that
Jas. T. Anderson, Treasurer of the
Building Committee, turn over to the
County Commissioners the balance
that he has on hand and we further
recommend that the County CommIs-
sioners pay the bills mentioned as a
final settlement of the demands of the
following:
Ga Wood Fiber Plaster Co,
Atlanta, Ga. sos IS
j. e. Hunnicutt & CO.. Allan
ta Ga. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 34t 81
~eipie Sons, Atlanta, Ga. ..... 1900
The Architect, atlanta, Ca. 250.00
I'm taking leave of the Court we de-
sire to thank his Honor. Judge Y A.
Morris. for the able fearless and i'm
strUCtiye charge given to our body,
and we take pleasure i'm commencing
him for the bold stand he has taken
looking to the enforcement of law and
order in our county. We believe that
one of the greatest evils of the pres
ent day is a lack of proper respect
for the law, and for this reason we
express our approval of the efforts Of
the Judge of this Court along this
line, and we think it not improper to
urge every good citizen of our county
to support and cooperate with him in
his efforts to suppress crime among
our people and all efforts looking to
the advancement of the welfare and
best interests of our citizens
We further desire to express our
thanks to the Solicitor General Hon.
j. p. Brooke, and his able assistant,
Hon. VIM Butt. for the many courte-
sizes shown our body. We found
| them both ready at all times to rem
der us their advice, and to assist us in
our labors in every way in their
power.
We wish to express our thanks to
all the other officers of the Court, and
to NJ, A. Mccoy for his able discharge
of the duties of foreman of this body.
also our appreciation for the able and
/ efficient services of Geo H. Sessions
as Clerk
We recommend that these present
mCuts be published in the Marietta
/ Journal and Courier and the Marietta
News, at the price for one paper,
amount divided pro rata as to circula-
tjou
/ NJ A. Mccoy. Foreman: Geo. H..
4 Sessions, Clerk; L. NJ. Crissey II. b.
+ Clay. j. n. Williams, Hugh Harris. c.
/ NJ. Webb, Penn MITCHELL e. y. Hill, j.
/ c. McCown, c. l.. Summerour, II. b.
/ Cowan, l. n Pittman w. T. Walden.
/ C. P. Chalker. +. L. Mayes, H. y. Du-
pre-, \. J. Reeves. A. II. McCleskey, G.
. u. Redd, T. y. Camp, j. W. Reed
Cobb Superior Court, March Term,
1911