The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-02-24
SCURRY CoUNTY's Law
MAKERS HAD BUSY WEEK
Order Election for New Jail and
Other Important Matters
Disposed Of.


it being the highest bidder offer
ing 3 per cent on the daily bal
ances, and the First State Bank
and Trust Company was selected
as depository for the school funds
offering 212 per cent on the daily
balances.
The Court ordered that the fol-
lowing named persons be ap-
pointed to hold the trustee cleo
ton in the several common school
districts of the county, election
to be held on the Sth day Of
April, 1911:
Favors, District No. /, Joe Tay-
lor and r. B. Favors.
Pyron, District No. 3, Tom
Weaver and Abe Lynn.
Camp Springs, District No. 4,
j. M. Bailey and j. o. Quinn.
Hud, District No. 5, j. C..
Helms and j. B. Hudnall.
Canon, District No. 6, o. H..
Jones and Rant Amos.
Knapp, District No. 7, Lyman
Lockhart and j. w. Huddeston.
Como, District No. s, j. Eoff
and Hugh Canon.
Red Bluff, District No. 9, w.
M. Carruthers and w. II. Will
liams.
Bethel, District No. 10, A. Il.
Dennis and -- Mcpherson.
independence, District No. II,
j. Y. Gillium and Clayton league.
Plainview, District No. II, A.
NJ Herren and Il. j. Thompson.
Fluvanna, District No. 13, w.
c. Jones, j. b. Bley and j. +.
Smith.
lookout, District No. Ii. w.
f. Martin and John Browning.
Crowder, District No. 10, H. d.
Hays and w b. Lemons
Centerview, District No. l6, w.
II. Crowder and j. NJ. Sterling.
Ganoway, District No. II, A.
p. Ganoway and Walter Moore.
Strayhorn, District No. IS, w
A. Pitts and ID. Il. Walton.
Whitebluff. District No 10, y
f. Reid and J. w. Green.
Ennis, District No. 20, j. H.
Parsons and ID. G. Bentley
Fisher County Line, District
No. y, j. II. Jean and j. f.
Light
China Grove, District No. %,
o. f. Day and j NJ. Bruce.
Lone Wolf, District No. 23. j.
D. Martin and j. NJ. Pagan
Mitchell County Line, District
No. "A, j. II Byrd and Y. Y Ham
mon
Deep Creek, District No. 26.
Frank Brownfeld and Walter
Henry.
Whatley, District No. 27 R
w Cunningham and Geo Hall
mark.
Woodland. District No. -, A. n.
Woodard and Newt Morton
Joe Bailey District No 30.
Arab, District No. 30. Il +
Sears and S. w. Ditto.
Germany. District No. 30, .
Frank Wenctschlacycr and OttoI
Schultz.
Shearon. District No. 33. W. =. |
Thompson and i. T.. W1yner !
Mooar District No. 34, Henry |
Iindley and !. r. Evans.
- District No. 30, G. w. |
and j W Berry
Quarterly reports of the follow
NC officers approved by the com
nissioncrS' court
C. r.. Lockhart. county treas
lrer: y. a. Eubank, county clerk !
4. S. Lowe. Justice Peace pre-
.inct No / j. ID. Letcher Jus \
ice Peace precinct No. , r. C.. /
itinson. Justice Peace precinct (
10. 3: Smith Brock, Justice Peace
precinct No. 4.
Order passed granting b. i. |
,loore permission TO occupy the
Id sheriff's Office IN the old
ourt house free and a former
rider charging him $500 per
month rent rescinded.
j. ID. Lcther. commissioner
recinc. No. ,. authorized TO pur-
hase from w. T. Thompson suf-
cient land to protect the public ,
Dad near the J. NJ. Russell place {
OF to exceed $500 per acre. ,
The ex-officio salaries of the
everal officers were Sc, as fol- {
Dws: {
J. b. Boles, sheriff ex-officio I
llary set at $500 per year
Fritz R. Smith, county judge, ] |