The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-05-29

whites) all males; 10 two-horse wa
CONS; four-horse dumps mo
good) 3 eight-horse Russell graders;
eight-horse Austin graders; 3 eight
horse grading plows; two-horse
wheelers, in bad shape; 2 one-horse
wagons; 2 steel cars; 8 wooden cars
for camp; IS iron cots. We find
bedding and clothes all in good or
der. One range cooking stove; 2
small heaters for camp use; heaters
sufficient for the cars and the build
ing; 1 grain thresh; l six-horse en-
glne; power press, 2 disc harrows:
l oat drill tho good); 2 binders; 10
tWo-horse steel beam plows; Ha-
man pillow stocks; mowers and one
rake; l tractor engine; l blacksmith
shop; l portable blacksmith forge;
L cane mill and kettle; Fl barrels of
syrup; 1900 bushels of corn; 100
bushels of oats; l pile hammer and
derrick; 500 feet of 1-inch grass
rope; l wagon tank; l Ford truck;
AZ head of hogs and pigs, lost 70
head in January from cholera. We
find sufficient tools on hand for the
present. We find three paupers;
1000 pounds of bacon; A u barrels
of flour; 7 Y barrels of meal: | sack
of peas; 2 sacks of rice; 80 gallons
of gasoline; 80 gallons of kerosine
oil; box repair parts for graders;
81 pairs of shoes; 6 cadies of tobac-
co; a barrel of vinegar; 16 cases
soap; 100 pounds soap chips; go
pounds washing powder; 8 sacks salt;
l tub lard; % case of baking pow
der; II machine blades; about 49,
600 feet of new lumber.
We find all out buildings in fair
shape and dwelling in good condition
except in need of paint, which we
recommend. We recommend that
wind mill and tank be erected on
farm, as we think it would be a great
convenience and a protection in case
of fire. We commend Mr.. r. W.
Jennings on his efficiency as super
intendent.
We further recommend for i'm
mediate attention the following re-
pairs on roads and bridges: That
turnpike be completed and bridge
put in on road leading from J. w. !
Moreland's residence to Sasser road
that road leading from Carver farm
to H. A. McNeiPs residence be put
in passable condition; that a bridge
or sewer be put in ditch at Harris |
cross road crossing; that turnpike on
road from Beal place to Lee county
line be put in better condition: that !
the two fills be made higher on the |
road from Sasser to the Dougherty |
county line, one near Kiokee church |
and the other near B. Fl. Hills farm; |
also sewer be placed at extreme end |
of this road near Dougherty county |
line; that bridge be put in on Lees !
burg and Dawson road at Huckabv !
branch crossing; that road from !
Webb's store to divers mill be re-
paired in the low places.
We respectfully ask the county |
warden to take such steps as is nee |
essary to have stopped the sweeping |
of trash in the roads.
We recommend that the camp be |
pitched near the work of the road |
gang in order that as much time may
be saved as possible in going to and
from work.
We recommend that the repre-
sentative and senator use their best
efforts in having ratified the law
winch places solicitors on a salarv.
We recommend that the sheriff be
paid IS cents per day for feeding
prisoners.
We appoint Mr. J. C. McLendon
of Sasser as N. P. ex-oficio J. P.
Sasser district No. 1873.
We desire to thank his honor,
Judge VIM. C. Worrill, for his force
ful charge and sound advice. Also
solicitor General B. T. Castellow for
his assistance to this body. Respect
fully submitted,
F. NJ McNULTY, Foreman.
A. L. McLENDON, Clerk.