The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-11-06

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| exempt from payment thereof.
Clerk of Board Of Supervisors of Boil
var County, Rosedale, Miss.
Dear sir:
Enclosed you will please find an
agreed assessment against A. G. Wine-
man & Sons for 3,8OO.00 for 1918 and
So, ,S00.0 90 for 1914.
| You will please present this agreed
assessment to the board of supervisors
asking them to approve and turn over
to the sheriff for collection.
Thanking you in advance for your
I courtesies in this matter, am,
Yours very truly,
w. M. RoBB,
Dep. State Rev. Agt.
| Ordered that assessment be and same is
hereby made per agreement and papers
attached.
June 3Oth, 1915.
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors
of Bolivar County, Mississippi.
Gentlemen:
We herewith enclose you a statement
Of all county funds placed in our hands.
showing disbursements, returning car
celed vouchers to each county account,
| and the date and amount of each credit
/, Or deposit made since our last state
! nent to you on Feb. the first. 1915.
Each account is specialized and made
part of this report extending from
February to June Both 1915. At which
last mentioned date there was to the
credit of Bolivar county in various
county funds the sum of $40, ,951. y (ten
thousand, nine hund ed and fifty-one
dollars and twenty Two cents). Report
made of the 3Oth day of June, l9l5 and
herewith placed in the hands of the
chancerv clerk to be presented to the
honorable board of supervisors for their
attention and approval.
Respectfully subm tied,
GEO. B. SHELBY, Cashier
State ef Mississippi
Bolivar County.
Personally appeared before me. L.
| @. Strong, a notary public, in and for
aforesaid state and county, the above
mentor cd Geo B Shelby. cashier of the
Cleveland State Bank, VIII" states on
ath that the hereto attached and fore
going statement of account is correct
| to the best of his knowledge AMI belief.
Sworn to and subscribed b ford me
this the 26th day of July, 1915.
L. Q. STRONG,
(SeaD Notary Public.
Ordered that the report be approved
and spread on the minutes and vouchers
~ eserved.
Narrative Report of Bolivar County
Health Officer.
| Complying with the request OF the
| Chief Sanitary Inspectors, have given
most of my time to the school work. :
| l have lectured to the following schools
lin Bolivar county: Rosedale. No. pu-
pills, 95, Principal, Miss Edna E. Gra-
jham, school in nice condition; Gunnis"n,
No. pupils q, Principal, Mrs. Hagg,
school in nice condition; Pace. No. pu-
pills, II, Principal, Miss Imogene Aller,
| IL window lights broken out; took
me up with trustees and they will
have them fixed. Mathews Crossing,
No. pupils 28, Principal Miss Maud
Regan, need desk and chair for the
teacher, and door needs repairing; Ship
man Chapel, school three miles north Ut
Cleveland, No. pupils ", Principal. W.
| +. Buffkins,e school in nice condition;
M rigold, No. pupils 50, Principal. J.
N. McCulloch.
| On the 10th made 65 throat swabs
for dipthe,ia; on tho zStn ! made %
throat swabs for diptheria. Those
found to be infected were quarantined;
al ter second lot of thro It swsbs was
made, stopped school until same were
heard from. DR.. Wynne's assistance
was greatly appreciated and if | could
get the other doctors in the county 10
cooperate like he does better Bolivar
county would be sure thing. Aiiiga-
tor, No. pupils ~, Principal. Miss Bet
tie RatIiff, school in nee condition;
! Duncan, No. pupils rs. principal. Mrs.
J. w. Canley, school in nice condition;
Cleveland negro school. No. pupils, 70,
principal, Lillian Ward, school fair; st.
Phillips negro school. 2 miles west OF
!. leveland, No. pupils 20, principal =.
N. Stephens twoman), school fair.
Skene, No. pupils rs. principal, MISS
Ella Vance. school in nice condition; /;
Shippy, No. pupils &c, principal, MISS
j Grandie Mae, school in nice condition;
| Suntlower River school. miles east OF
Cleveland, No. of pupils ls, principal
IC. o. Henry. school in nice condition;
/ Cleveland high school, No. pupils l6o