The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-01-23
PENSIONS.

in the office of ordinary and found
that the following named persons are
| gally entitled to draw pensions for
the year 1917:
Soldiers: Arnett, M. W.; Bolt, T.
w; Boyd, Hamilton; Bitch, o. t.;
Crosby, r. B.; Davis, 1. j.; Drawdy,
w. T.; Dart, W. r.; Dart, j. E.; Good
bread, C. G.; Green, Alfred; Harris,
F. H.; Holmes, W. H.; Knight, N. s.;
Kemp, F. E.. hoffman, ]. t.; Lowe,
M. G.; Lowe, James A; Leavy, l..
j.; Norton, Lewis; Owens, ]. w;
Smith, J. j.; Sheldon, G. A; Spears,
John j.; Stallings, d. B.; Wyley, Chas.
S.; Way, Charles Francis; Burney,
A. A.; Harris, John R.
Widows: Atkinson, E. N; Allen, +.
c.; Boone, Frances; Brockington, F.
A.; Cook, Resale E.; Clark, Harriet
R.; Campbell, j.. burden, Leonia; Da-
Wis, Miranda; Futch, A. A.; Freeman,
Eliza Ann; Ford, M; Goodbread, c.
F.; Hall, Mary E.; Harris, E. A;
Johnson, Julia "; Lee, Tabitha A.;
Mock, Elizabeth c.; Ogden, Martha c..
Palmer, Jane E.; Randolph, Mary j.;
Smith, Fannie A.; Strickland, Sarah |;
Scarlet, Virginia S.; Symons, F. M;
Spear, Elizabeth; Smith, T. F.; West
berry, M. L.; Williams, Elizabeth.
PUBLIC WORKS AND CONNECTS.
We have inspected the County Farm
and submit the following report: We
found the premises in a claen and or
derby condition. At present twelve
convicts, eight men and four women,
are on the farm, all seemingly in good
health, excepting one. There are 1870
acres of land in cultivation on this
farm, and we found the following crops
all nicely housed and cared for: 1900
bushels of corn, twenty seven barrels
of syrup, 600bales of Hay, also some
not in bales, It's bushels of eVelvet
Beans, 60 bushels of peas, 80 bushels
of peanuts, 800 bushels of sweet po-
ataties, 25 bushels of Sargum Seed,
and 1-12 acres of Japanese Cane Tin
rick Off feed. There is now a grow
ing crop on hand consisting of 80
acres in oats, rye, and clover; 1-12
acres in cabbages, turnips orions, beets
lettuce and mustard. In fact plenty
of farm products to last until another
crop is made. Live stock on hand, 4
mules, l horse, cows, and 29 head
of fat hf hogs. All stock in good con-
ditions, farm tools, machinery, fame
ing, bitches and bridges on farm in
good condition, and we'll cared for.
We also visited the County Raod Gang
which we found at work on. the
road between here and Darien. There
are 81 convicts in this department,
all in good health and working con-
ditions. This department has mules
and horses, an ample supply OF
tools. also l two to truck, all being
in good condition and repair. We
also visited their camping-quarters,
which we found. to be well arrang-
ed and fairly comfortable and good
cheer. which, in the opion OF the
Jury, speaks well for the officers In
charge, we therefore congratulate
lrlynn EQUITY lOl hofAhS ohSShS 49,
this departments who are capable TO
show such result as are outlined in
this report.
COUNTY BOOKS AND OFFICERS
We have examined the books OF the
various County Officers, and find them
all neatly and apparently correctly
kept.
Especial mention should be made
of the books of the Clerk OF Superior
Court. they are models of neatness
and correctness. The books of the
County are now being audited. and
we are informed that they are to get
nm a cash book for the tax-eollector,
recommended by the last Grand Jury.
The books of the Justie of the Peace
from the following Districts, with.
and 1499th. have been examined.
The book of Justic ]. T. Lambright'
H. C. Courvoiser, and w. H. Shadman,
examined. and we are unable to say
that same are correctly kept, this is
a matter that our Solicitor should