The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-03-27

one camp east, and do a general re-
pair work all over the county. ana
all places needing work will be at
tended to as soon as they can be
reached Mr.. Headden further states
that they have just added a new road
building machine to their outfit that
will enable them to do a great deal
more road work than they have been
able to do before. We find the pub
lie roads in Cobb county in good con-
dition after passing through the
winter, as there are only few
places reported to us as being in bad
condition.
Eleventh.
We have, through committee, ex-
amined the Aims House and find
eleven inmates; nine white and two
colcred, which are we'll cared for.
We examined the buildings on the
premises and find all of them in good
shape.
/ lWGIth.
We have, through committee,
thoroughly examined the jail, and
find the same we'll kept and in a
clean and sanitary condition. The
prisoners seem to be properly fed and
! care for, and their general condition
as comfortable as could be.
Thirteenth.
We recommend that the Court
House be cleaned up generally; walls
swept, floors scowered and windows
washed, and the broken window
lights replaced, and that the build
ing be kept in a heater condition
generally.
Fourteenth.
We have, through committee, ex-
amined the pension roll of Cobb
County, and so far as we can find,
there are no names on it which
should be dropped,
Fifteenth.
We recommend that the Sheriff he
paid fifty cents per day for feedin6
! prisoners.
Sixteenth.
We recommend that the Grand Ju-
rors, Petit Jurors and Bailiffs be paid
$500 per day for their services in
attending Court.
Seventeenth.
We recommend that the County
Commissioners publish monthly, all
vouchers paid out by them, number
ed, and what they are for, each
month in the official paper used by
the County
Eighteenth.
We recommend that the County
Commissioners put up at all cross
roads, sign boards stating where the
road leads, and the distance to such
place.
Nineteenth.
We recommend that G. c. Green be
appointed Notary Public and ex-Of-
ficio Justice of the Peace for the 1892
District G. M, to succeed Mr.. G. L.
| Fambrough who has resigned.
Twentieth.
After investigating the cases Of
Isaac Jenkins, colored, blind man,
and Mrs. Maggie Brown, white, We
recommend that the County Commits
sioners help them each month as
much as they think necessary.
Twenty-first.
The following were elected County
School Commissioners: Mr.. Joseph
M. Bishop to succeed Mr.. J. w. ALL
good, whose term had expired; Mr.
A. N. Mayes to succeed himself, and
w. T. Chastain to succeed himself.
Twenty second.
We recommend that the following
taxes be levied for the year 1914;
on the One Hundred Dollars:
To pay Sheriffs, Jailors and
other officers fees that may be
legally entitled to .O2-3-4
To pay Coroner's fees due
him for services rendered, and
expenses of lunatics JULIA
To pay all expenses of the
County for Baliffs at Court,
nonresident witnesses in cri-
minal cases, fuel, janitor, sta
tionery and the like, and
board expenses Of prisoners %
To pay Jurors as per diem
compensation 10
To pay the expenses of sup
porting the poor of the county Wig
To pay money due on ac-
count of casual deficiencies in
revenue, and any other lawful
charges against the County .o9-l--
To pay public expenses for
working public roads in the
| County under the alternative