The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1911-01-19
Miley and Arch Purvis, ct al.

Miley and Arch Purvis, ct al
Harvey Walters, overseer.-From Har-
ris place to bridge at Gates place. c. NJ.
and A. E. Murray, Jim Morrison, Walter
Weathersby, Sam Myers, John and Sol
Lewis, Brant Myers, ct al.
r. d. Foote, overseer.-From Jackson
road to Raleigh road. t. w. and J. H.
and J. L. Foote, ]. II. Myers, Andrew
Lamb, Asa James, Ebert and VIM. Jones,
ct al.
Hulon Patrick, overseer-From Gates
Branch to Patrick gin. Hands on Hulon
Patrick's place, West and Bob. Patrick
and hands, ct al.
c. w. Burnham, overseer.-From Stew
erson place to CampbelPs Greek. Luther
Burnham and hands, B. Travis, Hulon
Gates, Ohleyer Summer, Whit Fletcher,
Ellis Durham, Punch Stapleton, ct al.
JohnNash, overseer-From eleven mile
board to Cato. Jim Myers and hands,
Milton Stubbs, John Daniels, Alonzo
Gray, John Ware, Ed Myers, and hands
on Reuben Daniels place, ct al.
Henry Walters, overseers.-From Raj
eigh road at Antioch to Brandon and
Unien road at 16 mile post. Hulon Huff,
Morgan and Oliver Walters, Major King,
George Fluff, ct al.
H. A. Jones, overseer.-From Union
road to Boone Bridge road. Sam Cox,
John Wright, Arch and Ezra Fletcher,
Waddie Michel, Dan Stapleton, V. II.
Jones, E. Jones, Crockett Keys, ]. {.
Howell, ct al. Six .shovels
Sci Smith, overseer.-From Simpson
county line to Boone's Bridge road. r, P
and F. j., ]. t. and w L. Wommack
Ed Easterling, Oscar Standifer, Aaron
Hooker, ct al,
A. 7. Grantham, overseer.-From Cate
to Simpson county line. Hands on A. j.
Grantham's place, ]. B. Barnett and hands,
Lee Morgan and hands, Wiley Chapman
and hands, Henry Potter. ct al.
iCook Chapman, overseer.-From County
Lire to Sylvarena. john Hudson, W. R
Sheppard, Jim Rawls, Jeff Fletcher and
hands, ct al.
Robert Echols, overseer-From seven
mile post to Jackson and Westville road
c. N. Echols and hands, George and Perry
McLaurin .et al.
7. n. Polk, overseer.-From Waldrop's
gates to Pickett. W. G. Bot, Jim Mize
O. c. Corley, Dave Warren, Albert Pat
rick, H. w. OVERLY, w. A. Wallace, c
L. Folk, J. w. McLain, E. Burnham, How
ard Gardner, ct al
Gus Ford overseer-From ALEXANDER
store to Dry Greek church. Ellis Run
nells, Ira Cock, y. c. and F. L. Harper
bud Giddins Tom White, ct al. -Four
shovels.
Joe Chapman, ovArseer.-From John:
to Cato road Tom Brinson and hands
E. W. and Eugie Chapman and hands
Plummer Thornton, ct al.
Richard Webb, overseer.-From JohI
Gills place to Simpson county line. A. L
Hutson, Jim Holmes, John Mangum
Alonzo Holmes, Adam Sims, Sam Hutson
Jim Daniels, Walter Webb, Ike Rivers
ct al
Ira Upton, overseer.-From Brandon
and Union road to Johns. Ed and Wal
ter Myers, John and NJ. Upton, Bob Pat
rick and hands, Henry Burnham, Ans
McLaurin, France Fletcher and Ed
Thompson, ct al
George Johnson, overseer.-From Stew
ems mill to mile board. Wilson Stew
ems and hands, Frank Sinkler, and hand:
on George Johnson place, ct al.
@. w. Collier, overseer.-From Bran
don and Union road to Burgess store
!. c. Flanagan, G. L., ]. H. and ]. M
Collier, Will Huff, Will Morrison, Henry
Travis Jim and Hem Myers
Ed Warren, overseer-From I6 mile
board to Clear Greek. Hands on Ed
Warren place. Arthur and Scott Donnel
and hands. Hands on Bryant May place
ct al
Walter Till, overseer-From III-2
mile board to pond at mile board. Chas
Vinsen, Will Outen, Jack Wash, Enos
Pridgetts, Buster MCGEE, Jim Finch, Jno
McWright, Hulon McAfee, Rufus Patrick
and hands, ct al.
INVENTORY OF COUNTY FARM.
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors OF
Rankin county: Gents; We, your com
mittee appointed to visit the county farm
and take an inventory of the property
and products of said farm, beg leave to
report that we met this day and proceeded
to make said inventory, viz:
Four mules $3.50; eleven cattle $SS
thirteen hogs SIS; two wagons SIS; one
mower and rake $50; plows, etc, SIS
nine hundred bushels of corn, $5S5; fif-
teen tons pea vine hay, $15o; one hundred
and ninety-two gallons molasses Sis
one cane mill, $50; two hundred bushels
potatoes, $12o; thirty bushels of peas,
500; two thousand bundles of fodder, $40
one convict cage, $500; five bushels OF
peanuts, SIS: fourteen loads of corn tops,
SIS; one bale of cotton and seed, $Io0;
two road scrapers So; twelve axes, $I2.
Total, $2,776,2o.
r. E. KNIGHT.
N. H. NASH.
p r BERRY