The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1914-04-11

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ance of Edward Grenn, less the
per cent reserve. and also the pay.
ment of $566 in full payment to
The Vincennes Bridge Company, of
Vfncennes. Indiana: and 60 yards
gravel from Ted Allen at | 1-2 cent
per yard, 80 cents.
Respectfully.
r.. Cassidy,
j. w. NcGrath,
Estus G Smith,
Highway Commissioners.
The above report was received
and approved by the Board this.
April s. 1914
John G. Case VS.. K. S. Purser ct al.
This day. it being a day of the
April Term of the court of the
Hon. Board of Supervisors of Lin
coin county. Miss. came on for
hearing the petition of John CALVIN
Case praying for the laying out of
"a private road from his land in the
e hf of the Sc or of Sec. /, T. z,
north, r. Z east. to and intersect-
ing public road IN said county.
for the purpose of ingress and
egress to and from said land. And
it appearing to the Board that all
land owners effected thereby have
been duly and legally served with
notice to be and appear before the
Board, to contest said petition
should they desire SO to do, and it
further appearing to the Board
that the prayer of said petition
should be granted.
1t is therefore considered by the
Court. and SO ordered, that said
private road be laid out and estab-
lIshed 20 feet in width from the
southwest corner of said e hf of
the Sc or of said Sec. l, T. z. R. Z
in a southerly direction along the
quarter section line of the ne or of
Sec. IL. T. 7, r z. to and inter-
secting with the Red Star public
road.
Ordered this. the 9th day of
April, 1914
10 the matter of T. Fl. Sasser VS..
lincoln county
The above styled matter coming
on to be heard and it appearing to
the Board that 7 H. Sasser is en-
titled to SIS for damages suffered
by his wife and baby through u de-
fective bridge.
1t is hereby ordered that the said
sum of SIS be paid by Lincoln
county. to T. 81. Sasser and the
Clerk is hereby authorized to issue
a warrant for said amount to T. q.
Sasser. The county to pay the cost
Of this trial. this in full settlement
of this claim in accordance with
Senate Bill No. 599. Special Act Of
the Legislature 1914 C. C. Cole
man and j. E. Moak voting against
said order.
COUNTY FARM REPORT
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors
of Lincoln county, Miss
Gentlemen:-I herewith submit
my report as Supt of the County
Convicts and County Home for the
month of March. 1914:
Paupers on hand. 10 white, s
colored :: total. 18
Prisoners on hand. l3 first class
hands.
PRISONERS SERVING DAYS:
Dick MulIens, 80 days.
Ernest DoweII. Is days.
Ernest HolIoway.~31 days.
Monroe Briggs, 81 days.
Total number days, 110.
PRISONERS WORKED ON FINES
AND COSTS.
Belle Moses. 81 days. So.
Rankin Smith, 81 days. So.
Florence Moses. 81 days, So.
Enoch Hines. 81 days. So.
Meredith Smith. 81 days. S8.
Eugene Jupiter. 81 days, So.
Will Moore. 81 days. So.
Silas Smith 81, days. So.
Oscar Moore. IA days. 1888.
Total number days. 262; amount
$67. So.
PRISONERS DISCHARGED.
Dick Mullins. working out sen
tence.
Ernest DoweIl, by working GU
sentence.
Lucy Kelly, by working ou
sentence.
Jake Richardson. by givinl
bond.
/ Tom Davis. 2 gallons molasses
ny Cdntl. CUCs
| Mr.. WooIey. turnip greens. b
cash. Zoe.
Total amount, 81.
| SUPPLIES FOR ROAD CAMP.
i % barrels corn. 8 bales hay s
pounds meat. II pounds lard.
bushels poatoes. 2 gallons moIasses
one dozen eggs.
| WORK DONE THIS MONTH:
Flowing. planting corn. wor
done on culvert Beat I 2 days on
hand. 2 mules; and general farr
work.