The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-19


and could be used at III times, where
as he present ROAD il oTcen lmpas-
sible, and is a long ana tedious route
We ere informed hat various private
citizens are wiling and will subscribe
One Thousands dollars towards cut
ting the new road proposed, and We
would urge the Commissioners to do
this work at the eacliest POSSIBLE
moment.
We find the bridges and drains in
splendid repair, new bridges having
been built within he past few
months.
Roads on st. Simons are in fair
condition; some places needing shells.
This material has been contracted for
by the county Commissioners and is
now being delivered at the Island,
will be placed where needed.
PUBLIC WORKS AND CONNECTS.
Convict Camp: We visited the
convict camp which is located at
Anguilla, about fourteen miles from
the city We found the location we'll
app ointed, with good water ant well
kept in all respects. We found six
teen State cOnvicts and five County.
/ Buildings, quarters. bedding, etc, in
good condition.
County Farm: The County Farm
i vas Visited This farm consists of
zone hundred and sixty acres, all under
fence, with about one hundred and
| fourteen acres under cultivation at
the present time We find all the
buildings in fairly good condition but
could be improved by some repairs.
/ The houses set aside COR the poor, on
on account Of disuse, have been al
lowed to get in a dilapidated cOndi-
ton. The farm as a whole. appears
to pc we'll kept Yields well, pro-
duces ample in the way of corn and
long forage fer the use of stock.
Fields well cultivated. Fence in bad
repair. No record of produce on
hand. Found a great deal OF corn,
something over five hundred bushels.
We v ere unable to learn how much
this farm had produced during the
year, OF any past year, or quantity
on hand at present. We found after
some investigation that they have
more corn on hand than will be Geeded
unless utilized in some other way
than feeding stock. such as grinding
into Sfits and meal. We recommend
that some disposition ne made to get
tb Il -
| is apparently going to waste. This
farm will compare favorabley, we
might say far surpass, any Of the
Glynn county farms, as to fruitfulness
and productiyness. We recommend
/ that q record be kept as to what Is
Eut into the farm in the way Of labor
seeding, fertilizer, cattle, etc, and
what the farm produces, what part of
the product goes to maintenance of
the camp, and to the farm. End:
We recommend that the houses be
put into thorough repair and suitable
barn built to hold the corn and for
age that is produced on the farm.
3rd That the proper officers of the
city and county, get together and put
the buildings in good repair and es
tablish a poor house for paupers of
the city and county.
PENSIONS.
The following names appear on the
pension rolls for Glynn county draw
ing pensions for 1912.
disabled soldiers-Alfred Green,
j. J Smith
INDECENT Soldiers, 0. IT. Glitch, Ham
ilton Boyd, J E. Dart, s I. Good
bread, John R. Harris, John Jen
nings, Lewis Norton, G. E. Fahm, c.
G. Goodbread, j. G. Harris, j. 7. Kott-
man, John W. Tatum.
Act of 1910 Soldiers, NJ. w Arnett,
John Brooks, R. e Crosby, w t
DraWdy, W, H. Holmes, NJ. G Lowe,
l.. J. Leavy, J. NJ. Southland, A. A.
Burney, T. w. Bolt, Ivy Davis. F. H.
Harris, F. E. Kemp, Jas. A Lowe, J.
j. Spears, Chas. S. Wylly,
Widows of Deceased Soldiers Roll
Sarah Lundy Matilda Skies.
INDECENT Widows Roll, Mrs. J.
Campbell, NJ. Ford, Fannie A. smith,
Eliza Ann Freeman, Jane E. Palmer,
! ". l.. Westberry.
Act Of 1910 Widows, Sarah Abbott,
! Rosa!ie E, Cook, Ellen T. Dudley, Alice
NJ. du Bignon, Mary Z. Hall, NJ A E.
! Porter, Francis Boone, Harriet R.
Clark, r. NJ symons, I.eouia burden
A. \. Futch, Julia V. Johnson Mary
J. Randolph, Ann NJ. slocum.
The following apllic2'iJns are on
/ file n Atlanta for pensions, ana We
/ recommend that said applications he
! approved by the pension Commission
/ er, to-wit:
3D. A Fahm, w. R. Dart. John R
! DoerdiIger, y. 5. Knight.
FISH AND GAME
I The recent game law has been rs
wei enforced as circumstances would
permit and has done much towards
/ projecting game. There are some
( changes in this law caa- shoaa be-
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