The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-04-18
Board Of Supervisors.

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i The Board of Supervisors of Grenada
county met at the court house Monday
morning, April Z, 1918. the same be-
ing a regular, meeting. Present: super
visors A. T. McElwrath, president; j.
H. James, W. v. Horton, l. G. Rounsa-
vile, E. l.. Atkinson.
Ordered that petition of w. Crump,
ct al, for change of road at Parsons,
Miss, be continued until next regular
meeting.
Ordered that report Of J. W. Young,
county health officer. be received and
filed. -
Ordered that on and after April 18th
the work Of the eradication of the cattle
tick be taken up by the county accord
ing to the rules and regulations OF the
State Live Stock Sanitary Board, At
kinson voting mo.
Ordered that Board adjourn until to-
morrow at 9 O'Clock.
Tuesday, April S.-All present.
Ordered that County Health Ohlcer
DR.. ]. w. Young be instructed to notify
all of the physicians of Grenada county
of the requirements of the State Board
of Health with reference to the regis
tration of the births and deaths and
preservation of vital statistics as re-
ouired by provisions of Chapter l49 of
the Acts of 1912, and to require OF
them all the reports and statistics or
dered by the State Board of Health.
Ordered that Edward Taylor of beat
2, G%raysport, be and is hereby relieved
of road tax for the year 1912, errone-
ously assessed.
Ordered that board adjourn until 9 a.
m. tomorrow.
Wednesday, April 9.-All present.
Ordered that warrant be issued to
Mrs. Lucy l.. Scruggs for 81. 20, gen.
eral county tax on lot enormously as
sessed 1912.
Grenada Publishing Co.. publishing
proceedings LIST qurter poll tax list,
assessors notices and board of health,
$173. O5: J. A. Rice, moving dirt Tindall
creek, beat 5, S12. SO; E. R. Thomas,
repairing bridge, Dry Branch, beat 4,
IS 90.
Ordered that account of w. M. Criss
for damages for road, beat 3, be re-
jected.
E. L. James, part payment bridge,
beat 2. Sl40. ID; l.. w. McCool. clerk,
cost Magness case, Alfalfa county,
s27. 80; r. A. Word, same, $21. 70; W.
B. Roop. building bridge, beat2, $36. 90;
Fletcher Thomas, five days work court
house; 81. so; S. Dumas, sal. mch, SIS. 90;
Kew Hornsby, labor, beat 4, SAP. 90;
r. Kilgore, boarding paupers, and sal
airy. $42. 90; V. r. James, salary,
ss4. 25; A. H. Organ, work on bridges,
beats 4 and 5, $12. so; ]. Goings, 2 days
work, bridge, beat a, 81. so; r. ]. Ray
j burn, salary, S65. 90; Ike Johnson, land
for road, beat 2. SO. 90; r. West, sher-
iff. conveying Magness to Kosciusko,
SIS. so; r. D.. Williams & Co., 2 kegs
nails, S. so; j. H. Owens, j. p. cost
billJ. Virgins, 1912, SO. 10; E. A. Penn.
hay for county mules, $16.25; D. 0.
Semmes, l gross pencils, $3.50; Plant
ers Hdw Co., mdse, s1.75; W. P. Fer
guson, services mules, 50. 90; R. A.
Word, sheriff, bill Magness, Alfalfa
county, S11. 20; H. X. Barwick. feed
bill county mules. $3.50; w. E. Jack
son, mdse circuit clerk. 81. As; w C.
Hill, labor, S67. 80; Doak Hdwr Co..
mdse. $l9.63; R. West, sheriff, board
ing prisoners, March, $l29.2O Stokes
Bell Co., mdse, pris., SIS. 10; Lockett
Lumber Co., lumber, ETC., 500. 60; ".
M. Wilkie. building bridge, beat 4,
and repairing approaches, $53. 90;
Cumb. Tel. e. Tel. Co., phone service,
81. Is: j. NJ. Hudson; removing tree
from road, beat 2, Sl.00; Fatherree
Drug Co. mdse, s2.25; E. P. Juchheim.
shoeing county mules. (. rs; Eggleston
Bros, labor, $l33. 81; w: C. Thomas,
stable rent, teams and hauling, $40. so,
c. d. Boushe, repairing road, beat !.
$751; 90; D. P. Phillips, repairing mol
land bridge, beat a, $l27.3 80; R. A.
Clark, girders for Curle creek bridge,
beat 5, s25, 90; The Bryant Press, legal
blanks and envelopes, $50. rs; H. H.
Howard, expenses hookworm %investi-
cation, 500, rs; j. T. Keeton, clothing
for prisoners, 9 $50; j. E. Carpenter,
beat 2, 4th quarter, $500. 90.
To Honorable Board of Supervisors:
| have examined the McElwrath
bridge and Holland bridge and find
same accor'ing to plans and specifica-
tions.
To Honorable Board of Supervisors:
We, your committee appointed to lay
III road running Middle Road to Grays-
port road, petition of johnson, ct al, do
report that said road be not granted.
Ordered that report OF G. E. Peacock,
county treasurrr, be read and recorded
showing balances due as follows:
General County Fund 1922; School,
fund, 81, 378. rs; Road fund, 81, 743. 80; !
Bond fund, s6,6l5. 81; Institute fund,
$l33. Sc; Past Indebtedness fund, 1854. 95.
Sixteenth Sec. Permanent School fund, |
81, 284. &c; Building fund. 1856. SO; Game
Protection fund, $1,000; Building Bond
fund; 81. 398. A; Road Bond fund, 49,. |
532. 80; Pension fund. 1916. rs.
Ordered II at J, H. James and l. G.
R~ounsaville, members of this board, be
appointed a committee to view and in
spect the road as asked for in the Pc
tition of w. Crump, ct al, for a road
in beat 5 and report their actions at
this meeting of board.
Ordered that J. II. Davis, supervisor
beat 2, be authorized to grade such