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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-13
CO OPERATIVE HEALTH
ENTERPRISE

Announcement comes from the
United States Department of Agri-
culture that valuable aid is being
given the department by a great
volunteer army of nearly 40, 900
persons, largely successful farmers,
who are working without pay from
the governm ent other than the larg-
er financial return which comes
from the use of the scientific know
ledge. These volunteers, many Of
them actuated solely by a desire to
be of service to their neighbors, are
demonstrating the local usefulness
of new agricultural methods, test
ing out theories. experimenting and
reporting on conditions in their
districts, helping, in short, in every
conceivable way to increase the
knowledge of the department and to
place that knowledge at the service
of the people.
1t is estimated that at least one
farm out of every twenty is working
in some way with the department
and thus has become a center Of ad-
vanced agricultural inform alton for
its community. In addition to the
farmers who work directly with the
department, there are thousands of
others who render a similar service
to the scie 1tists and field workers
of the state agricultural colleges
and experiment stations.
1T is Clear says the bulletin
that significant change has taken
place from the day when the aver
age farmer was decidedly skeptical
ABOUT scientific agriculture and slow
or unwilling to give attention to the
recommendations Of what MANY
used to designate as book farm.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-13

And now, just for a minute, think
what it would mean for the general
good if similar army of volunteers
were enlisted in the service of the
governments department of public
health. I'm all the countries of
Europe" said DR.. Charles Mayo be-
fore the present war ia which the
importance of physical fitness has
been SO forcibly demonstrated, the
care and protection of the individ-
ual stands far in advance of the at
tention devoted to agriculture. In
our country we have a secretary OF
agriculture as a member of the cab
met but there is no cabinet officer
WHO has the conservation of human
life in his charge"
Every man, woman and child in
the United States has a right to and
a need for the available scientific
knowledge by which life may be
heightened and efficiency increased.
The same effort to place it within
their reach and make it a part of
practical, every day experience that
has leyolutionized agriculture and
changed skepticism into active CO.
operation would doubtless be re-
warded by even more general re-
sponsivenesS than that which has
made one farm in twenty a center
of advanced agricultural informa-
ton for it's community. Think what
it would mean to have one home in
twenty center demonstrating in
actual practice those hygienic laws
and disease prevention measures
which have been thoroughly tested
and approved by scientific investi
gallon.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-13

Parties desiring meals at Nebish
Lodge, Ilwaco Springs, are request
ed to telephone in advance. =
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-13
cow TESTING ASSOCIATION

River Falls and Roberts Cow Testing Association The following table
produced than 40 81
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-07
TWO PRECINCTS FOR
MARIETTA THIS YEAR

Cobb Court OF Ordinary, February
Term, 1916.
WHEREAS, the S9Sth District G.
NJ, in Cobb County, Georgia. lies
in part in the incorporated City OF
Marietta; and,
WHEREAS, it has become neces-
sary and convenient for the holding
OF elections in said district, that
there should be two elections precints
established therein;
1T Is THEREFORE, ORDERED,
that the election precinct heretofore
established at the courthouse in said
district, be changed 10 the extent.
that it shall be in the council room
OF said Court House, and be a vot-
ing precinct only for those voters
resident in said district whose names
would be included in a list of names
Of the voters of said district, in al
Ehabetical order, from A to X in
elusive, and said place is hereby es
tablished as a voting precint for all
voters resideH4 in said district
whose names would be included in
such alphabetical list, and is de
signated as election precinct No. :
of said district
IT is FURTHER ORDERED. That
another election precint for said
district be, and is, established in the
Justice Court Room of said Court
House, which place is designated as
election precinct No. of said dis
trict, and which shall be a votinI
precinct for those voters resident in
said district who are not included in
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-07
COMMISSIONERS MAKE
A MOVE FOR ECONOMY

A long step was taken by the
Board of County Commissioners to-
ward more economical administra-
ton of the county's affairs when it
was decided to buy sufficient prop
erty adjoining the convict barracks
on which to locate the county aims
house.
The commissioners have been con-
sidering this change for some time.
1t has been decided that quite an ex-
pense can be saved by having these
two permanent institutions where
they can be run by one manager.
Considerable time and expense il
hauling supplies will also be saved.
We congratulate the commission
ers on this move.
The sale of the property was made
by Mr. L. b. Carnes.
In addition to saving the county
expense this will also enable the
commissioners to provide more com
Portable and home-like quarters for
the inmates. City water and lights
can be had and being closer to Mari
eta it is hoped that the good ladies
of the city will take an interest in
the welfare and comfort of the in
mates.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-07
PROF. CHAS. A. SHELDON TO
GIVE ORGAN RECITAL HERE

Mir. Charles a. Sheldon, Jr., of Az
lanta. distinguished organist and
composer, will give an organ recital
en- Tuesday evening at the Presby-
terrain church and his wife, who was
the beautiful Miss Ruby Brooks, of
Trinity Church choir, will sing.
Mr.. Sheldon has charmed thous-
ands with his recitals on Sunday af-
tcrnoons at Taft Hall in Atlanta and
every one Who hears him on this oc-
casicn will K richly compensated.
No admission will be charged but
an oifune viii be accepted for the
benefit of the church's missionary
circles.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-07
MRS. {. N. CASTLEBERRY
LAID TO BEST SATURDAY

Mrs. +. Nj. Castleberry died at her
nome on Stewart Avenue last FRIDAY
morning at ten O'Clock after a long
illness from rheumatism which final
ly caused her TO be helpless invalid.
She was about 50 years old and
leaves two sons, Messrs. Carl and Ed
Castleberry, and six daughters. Mrs.
Lnclus Mckinney, and Misses Min
ME, Matte, Kate and Edith Castle,
berry.
She was devout and patieut
Christian. The funeral service was
conducted by her pastor, DR.. Rem.
pert smith, and she was laid to rest
IN the city cemetery.
MRS. Charles Northcutt played ac-
compartments for the hymns, "My
Faith Looks up to Thee" Asleep in
Jesus and Abide With Me" which
We're sung by Mr. and Mrs. Had
away, MIR. George Sessions. Mr.. Deal
Lind-ay and Mr. Vivian Wadden.
The pall-bearers were A. D. Hada-
way Tira Smithwick, Willie Marler.
Deal Lindsey, Harry Scroggins ami
Walter Wilson
Relatives and friends attended the
funeral from Atlanta, Roswell and
Cumming.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-07
M. c. ECHOLS, Pres.
j. F. WIGLEY, Secretary,
of Mt. View Local Union.
CLEAN UP WEEK IS
HERE-APRIL 5th-12th.

The Civic League calls your al
tention to this week, and asks all
citizens to cooperate in this neces-
sary State wide work We carry a
complete line of clean up necessities
for the home, lawn, yard and garden
such as lawn mowers, hose, rakes,
shovels, yard broOms, wheel barrows,
garbage cans, &etc. in the best quail
ity and lowest prices.
F. +. A. SCHILLING.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-07
DELEGATES NAMED FOR
STATE CONVENTION

y Marietta, Ga, April 4, 1916.
Hon. E, J. Reagan, Chairman,
State Democratic Executive Com
mittee, Macon, Georgia.
Dear Sir:
Pursuant to the resolution of the
State Democratic Executive Commit
tee providing for the selection of del
egates to the State Convention to be
held at noon in the City of Macon on
Wednesday, May 3rd, 1916, for the
purpose OF selecting delegates to the
National Democratic Convention, the
Democratic Executive Committee of
Cobb County, Ga, met this day after
due notice and elected the following
delegates to said State Convention,
to-wit:
M. M. Brown, Tom Jones, n. A..
Morris, E. P. Dobbs, f. H. Clay, c..
w. DuPre GO. w. Wing, and T. n.
Camp.
ooiu ueleSdteS are ClOIneu with
and given full authority by the Cobb
County Democratic Executive Com
mittee to participate in said Conven-
tCn and exercise all usual and GUS
tomary powers therein, each being
entitled to One-half of a vote in said
Convention.
In testimony whereof we herewith
attach our official signatures.
CONFER G. BAKER, Chairman.
E. l.. MELVILLE, Secretary.
Vote for ]. J. Thomas for County
Commissioner.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-07
ATTENTION: MR.. FARMER.

The Fairbanks Morse, New Type
az Farm Engine is the logical en-
CINE fer you. What ever the work
pumping, saving, grinding, &etc.,
you want done at the lowest cost
More than rated power and won
der at the price" Come in and see
this wonderful engine.
+. f. A. SCHILLING.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-07
DR.. PATTON TO RESUME HIS 4
LECTURES ON THE HOLY LAND

4 Next Sunday night April 9th, Dr..
j. II. Patton will resume his lectures
at the Presbyterian church on the
Holy Land. The subject will be on
the lake of Galilee and the services
Will begin at $50.
A male quartette composed OF
Messrs Morley, Hemp, Northcutt and
W.addell will sing 20 Galilee."
The public is invited
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-07
ATTENTIONS LADIES.

You will be delighted with o,r
large display of kitchen utensils and
specialties, We are making a spec
ial exhibit this week in our store
and window. Advertised goods, guar
anteed by the Good House Keeping
Institute, on sale here.
F. e. A. SCHILLING.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-07
MOUNTAIN VIEW LOCAL OF
FARMERS UNION TO MEET

The Mountain View Local Union
wishes to announce that there VIII
be a county meeting of the Farmers
Educational and Cooperative I'm
ion of America at this place Satur-
day a. nj. at 10 O'Clock. We are en-
pecting Brother c. S. Barrett. Ma
tional President of the F. f. & c. u.
of A, j. j. Brown, State President,
and others to make public speeches.
Dinner on the ground.
We extend to the public a cordial
invitation.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-07

the class above designated as voters
at said election precinct No. /. and
those nonresident voters Of sail
district who are permitted by law
to vote in said district
This February It'll, 1916.
J. M. GANN, Ordinary.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-07

The Easement Skrene Dore," The
door of destiny, is the easiest screen
door to hang and the best. We car
ry all sizes and grades in stock at
lowest prices. F. E. A. Schilling.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-07

Vote for J. J. Thomas for County
Commissioner.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-07

Vote for ]. J. Thomas for County
Commissioner.
Oxford eagle., 1916-07-13

LOST Mesrseha1n pipe n case On
University street azs3zr vii b. re-
w1-tsst
ArDRE1 Caldwell
Oxford eagle., 1916-07-13

Cnsaer and 5F the KzrhoriEy invested
II ne A. SchsrlsEE&d Trustee under
power Of appoIz-ue.E n writing dzIy
kckncwiesfged ard recorded IN Deed
Book rags fss IN the ChAne=ry Clerks
Once Er Oxfsr3 MIS-. AMI hT the
authority invested IN ne under aud ay
the terms Of the original Deed OF Trust
execzzet hy z NJ Forrest and wife.
Le2sn-a A Forrest - Mrs Rosa I0hn-
scn- which Deed OF Trust II duly re-
ecryie,3 IN Deed B.oox ~Z-Z~ page I54
N shs ChzncerY Clerks OGfce a. OK
ford NHss-- t-fazlr having been made
N tee p4vEene x the int=hEnesz After
demand fur same. and having received
written naEies from the b@ne1eiKry 10
ssH said property described IN sai1
Deed Of Trust. |. &s Substituted Trustee
viii sell zE public Racxion % the highest
bidder for cash ax the Soorh Door Of
the coGrr-hoQ.se ~ Oxford Mississippi
within legal hours on August 2. 1916,
this being the ErSs Nonsiay n August
1916. the below described property
- satisfy the SAID indehrness.
The thirty acres OF Of the east en,i
Of the Soash Ous-hzlf Of the South
west Quarter and ten acres OF Of the
west end Of the SoUrn ons-hAE OF the
Southeast Quarter Of Section -,
Tewrship ) Range west, containing
forGv acres more or less.
Also that portion Of the Northwest
Quarter Of Section 3, Township 9,
Range 5 West which hes north and
east 0f n hne drawn from the south
east corner Of said Quarter To the
northwest corner Of said Quarter said
tract being al the land which said
Forrest owns In said Quarter Section.
Both Tracts being situated In La
Il tzye cite cucnry, state OF Mississippi
Also One Red SorrsI Horse Mule and
one Mitchell W2gon-
Title 20 the above Is believed to b
good but sell and convey n Sub
seir1Es1 Trustee only
Witness ny hand this the II day Of
July, Isi6
III j. B. Roach,
III SQhsEz<uEed Trustee 36-3s-
Oxford eagle., 1916-07-13

Mage Kirxvood. e Al
vs. %o. 49,
VIII MiIhner, Er Al
NgEiee - hersby zfven shar the
zn1erzlxned W NJ Woodward. com
MISSIONER appointed &z such By the
ChR1esrr Co1rr Of Lafayette eo1nsF.
Mississippi 90 the Zsr1 day of MAY.
A D. 1913, BY d-erecAI order entered
n the zh.sve sCy led eaIzsse. bearing date
and cxy aforesaid, VIII On the sEh day
ot August. A D. 1915, az the CoGr-
House u Oxfsr1- saa3 county and
STATE. within legal aoCrS, 0fer for sac.
2t p1blic query. for cash 70 the
highest bltsi-r, Eas following tessrio-
ed lands; The Narrh EsEsE Quarter.
hass one acre. in section :, Township.
>, range a. containing t5s kerss. mere
% less sirz3Eed n LAEzyeese eouz-y,
Aissis=ippi said sale y made for si1s.
purpose q dIvitsng tn proceesis
among the e0nEerAhrs- sad ecuris-
siOusr viii report the sssI4 for eunar-na
ton - the euarx AZ WAE@r valley
Nlssi ssfppf, IN th.. court house thereof.
sz 10 ofcl1ck. H. IN On the ID day q
August, a D 1915
Th1s the seh Of Izly, A D. 1875
= ssu<sD~ a<1z5s Ssszszzsz5-sssEsszsessss
9s-5s-
Oxford eagle., 1916-07-13

orasr~.tsA.l. the above repSr4
ass~=d and spproxea-
OrSser~d that " y whis< BE- sEowes
the sum ot fs-z- tor work On rua.is
Beat e.
Br-zner a 90. =. arlsw.d the su-, q
100 for NJh-e- Toe Cuangy House-
Newell Do1xias= BE allowed the sum
q 3-a6 for az-s<iag BOX for Hxhz meter
assd repair IN Chaaeery Chris otsies
Jk kensisIs be aIksws,i the sum os
80 for duzen pencils
Guy = Indian b. allowed the sum
q 'si-s5 f1r work On ruasts in Beat ?
; : >uesd be allowed the sum uf
"a - for conveying Iauzsic to asyIan-
: " Sas~,t. >aeri. ansI I1ibs b.
allowed the SUM Il 5s.s0 fsr keepiux =
prrsozors during aaozla Of June. 1855
Z y Co eh b. allowed the sum of
las, isr I4no.-r foe coansy-
Palmer Hardware Co De allowed
th~ sun Of q sor Eishse. foe cugnty.
" d woodward BE- aIfo<ed sh.- sum
u las foe sGxmped euv-iop~s and ex-
srSss ami Insurance au records 70
A~rIdiar, Miss.
fhls day came Oa % be considered
sas rrP'sss Of the Lafayette springs
z-oad DIST &c Couszlis<5oaers, A. aIed
June zsh. 1915, whieh = Es follows -
sirs
To Hooorzbie Bo4rI Of Supervisors
cf Lafay etre County. MISS
We, the undersigned ROai Corn-
nlis~socers n AMI foe the Lafayette
Springs Rnad district, LAfayegre
county, Nhssissippi. beg B-avs 20 re-
port ~ follows, tO~is-
tss Your Commissioners duly sst-
verthsed the contrast for. the bQikhn<
0f sad road. A. the "A = Directs, IN the
the Oxford Eagle. a nswspaPer p1b-
lish-sa AID having a general circulation
lC0utin1e,t 0n Page 4
Oxford eagle., 1916-07-13
Notice To Penaoaers.

Notice - hereby given saAf the new
pension appEeaE1oas foe the rear 1916
ARE aow ready for 1nsrrihurion-
An sho-e wno Want so draw q Con
tsctsrzze Pension for the year 1915.
VIII please cal AZ the Ch2n,eery Clerk >
ot-tes AMI .sss the zsw RppGeAElo1- szsi
81 them o1E- a1d 1le them IN rne
oc1c~ of the undersigned, on 0r before
sh= isr MonfaY ct September, 1915
When writing for the nsw bank
Applications pdel1se state in yo4r better,
Eh=sher you need your 1hd apphcatas1
- ASSIST n ElEag ouE the new aue
Witness ny hand Azsi oeiei2l sea-,
AZ Oxtsri, Miss -ais the sea lay of
laly, 1916
" NJ NooDwAz0. Chaaesry Cierk
By G. Il WOODLAND. q e 3s-Is-
Oxford eagle., 1916-07-13
BOARD PROCEEDINGS.
The State Of Mississippi.
Courty OF LafxFeer@.

he SAFE OF AnszHss1pp1-
Co0Ery OF Lafayette
Be L ren<moered that the Horcr-
abb Board Of Supervisors Of Lafayette
County, Mississippi met At the. eOcrs
hO1se In the city Of Oxford, Miss, On
the First Moosizy and sri day Of July,
1915, Il being the time and place sc-
eorsting b law for hosiinx said cuu-t
when and where the folE5winx named
members and officers we're present
sOwIf- H0z- J. a PARIS, Presidsas. H
p Stephens, : T. RAyo1rn- c. W
Shipp and $ NJ Psrh1n, :. NJ s1eea,
sherif and W NJ Woodward, Clerk
After eozrt wzs opened according 20
law the following proceedings <sre
had to~it=
Orssere.a that J. w RAuey Be al
h0xed the sum OF SIS for work on
road be4< l.
wG- An-n Be allowed the sum Of
= % tor work "a r0Bis N YOeoaA
ru.z dissxics No =
Id King be allowed the sum Of
Il 50 for work oz rsaE3s BEATS
& L NcCaia De AIh1wel th= szz ot
Isl q f0< Eorx % ross1s beas s.
J. z TzEum be allowed the s1z Of
- s- for work % roads beat 4
JR Pass be allowed tas sGz 0f 3 10
for work On roads beat a.
3 II MozE<on=ry be AIB1Eei the sun
of Is % for w1rx On roads beat s.
IN H&azxzy BE allowed the sun Of
IA a for w0rk ca r0ssds be4z 4
CIV West De allowed the sum Of
Il S for Eork o. ruEa1z o@1z l.
& ESw1in be allowed the sGa 0f - ss
for wOrk on rOa3s beat 5
E ID 6EzyIOek De allowed he SIN Of
4 50 for Eo<x On roads beat 5
5 G. KesSler Dc AlloEsd the sun o.
- Is for w0rk On roads beat 3
Cy AIes be allowed the szm oi
- = f0r xurk ca -oa<3s b-A< l.
Carxel be AEl0xsd the sum d
. = for wor< 90 rua3s bezs ?
" Z wa-s Be allowed the sun q
Il IS foe work "a ro4A1s beat 3
Nh AzSae<sou os allowed the suu
Of s % for wu<ix On ruaN1s b@4E l.
Palmer Hardware Co 10 draw wzr-
rAnr o1z of above fsr II So
Ri Mzshis BE allowed the sim a
Is IS for work % roaais beat )
FE FleEchaH be xuow=si the sam q
Tea for work % roAss beat 5
c e Tnbhs be allowed the SIM ol
50 3 to- @AsnEzining pazpers darInz
gune 1915.
Ew Beari Dc 4Zlo<s1 TIE s1z q
9 % for work % ruaass IN beat l.
WI Beard Be AlE0we1 the sun Of
u % for work On ruas1s beat l.
LC Bl2zd be allowed the saz o
80 for work 0a roads beat s.
WI NeB<oou be allowed the suz
of - % for w0<k OE E0ads beat J.
z L Evans be 21Ows1 the sum o
II y for work On roads beat
JC Tre102r De allowed the s1m q
10 - fog w0rx o1 ru2.is beat L
Wells be allowed the sum OF Il 5
fox work On roads beat s.
JW Nils be allowed the sum o
II IS for work On roa5s beat l.
Adm Lancaster bs allowed the sun
Of 50 for work On roads beat 5
Oxford eagle., 1916-07-13

IL Leach BE allowed the sun Of
- 50 foe work ca rosls beat 4
J II Ray Be allowed the sum of l3 IS
fer work on roSts oeat a.
; Neers be allowed the sun of o.
for work oa roa.is beat L
W NcBroon be allowed the SUM
Of ) % for work "a roAts o~ak l.
; $ Wshsser circuit clerk be allowed
the SUM Of 50 for iss1inx eunmis-
nent< 20 penitenrsary foe Nk<vin
Davis, Earl Smith Gus Brown. Ho0s-
son Jone=, and SAasIy Boone
JN Aaloce BE allowed the sum Of
10 90 tor work on roads heat s.
JELoxe be allowed she sum Of
p 81 fur work On roads beat T.
A t Kelley be allowed the sum Of
Il IS for work o. rosNts beat 4
Z Z Neal be allowed the sun OF
10 % for WORK % ruA3s besE 5
K c Joues be allowed she sun of
50 t1r work ca roads b.sxz
J ; Beaze<- De a1ow-i ths sun q
5 for lumser in Bear
Bennee b- slicves1 she s1n u
x---f for worx CO roads Seat J.
Daxh3soa & wkr1lzw - allowed the
SIN ot N % ss< s<zrsoaery for eo1zsv
o@rsrs AMI for Nxrenrion eloek-
I'M T1saa he allowed the san Of
salss for road WORK Bsa< a.
&c S.kz.3ers BE Al55xed he sun
of I3-59 for wurk On rusfs Seat a.
EDGxrz=r be allowed the <am e
rs f7r Eu<k "a roads B=as s.
CIV Gay De 2l0~ed the sun Of
Iss@ - for w0rk % roads Beat 5
G u Kn1 " B kssnsr be . bowed the
SUN Of Ias k5 tcrwork 90 roads Be2s T.
Cro~<oa & Gay be allowed the
sum Of lt-as for work on roads Beat 5
I BT Markesre be allowed the sun
Of T.5o for work o. roads Beat l.
] L L Pearce be allowed the sum Of
500 for work on roads Beat l.
/ TC D1En be allowed the SUN Of
s5ls0 for work on roSts Beat J.
| " c Ray be allowed the sum Of o
for lznber for eO1nty-
CT Bennett be allowed the sum Of
1s-ss for work on rOais Beat B.
Ronie Fudge be allowed the sam
of . $ foe work on roads beat 5.
TsSs day came Oa 10 BE eSnsideresi
the fO10xiaS report, which = % fol-
foBSws, rowls:
To the Honorzbhe Bard q S1per-
f vSs1Ss o. LAExy eSS< cS5S1zzssy.
GezElezea=
/ We the undersigned Road Co@-
mss<souers n 2ad for the Aboeviile
Road DsssricE Lkfzyecte eozzzy, Mss-
sissipFi, hare su1s, shroagh czr At
tornsy, the soo.ao Bod Issa= ordered
BY y01 AZ yoor Asr ns~eiag 20 the
Sank Of OxfSri, AZ par, H21 have h&i
tie bank b5a.3s prizset 2zd Are now
ready to be deliveresd-
i Re-peexfzHy submitted.
Z G Ea.s~y-
Il " z Ware
z B Harris
Rad Comnnisssoners for the AS-
bexlIle Road District, Lafayette eoaaEs
Mississippi
Ordered by the Board that rhe kbcvs
! report be and the sane i hereby xp-
proved
I'll TEweIl be sls0wed the sum d
Il 10 for work On roads and repairing
. bridge IN Beat J.
, lunch & Anderso1 be allowed tn
sum of l5i 50 for work On roads hes
g
Bunch & Anderson be allowed tn
sum Of II % for building bridge-
&c Caroehers be allowed the sun
Of IgI a. for work on roads beat 4
This day came On 70 be Considers
the report Of the AbheviIle Road Com
uissso1srs which i as follows tovir:
. %To the Hororahle Board Of Super
visorS Of Lafayette Coauty:
Genrlemen:
We the undersigned Road Coumis
siOasrs IN and for the AbheviIle Raa
District Lafayette county, Miss
submit with the following for th
mAinfena1ce fund of the Districi
wIlburn and Williams. dragging Is
Bonds and TidweH 10 50, L d Freem2
S u, Tom TSdwsn } 50, z Pearr
8 50, Andrew MeLellza So