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in ascertaining the results Of said
election, and shall be included in any
returns with reference to said elee-
ton to be made by said Executive
Committee, and no ballot, so cast,
shall be thrown out by reason of any
informality in the form thereof, but
the same shall be counted as cast, if
the same substantially indicates the
person for whom said person in the
military service of the United States
intends to cast his vote,whether said
person for whom said ballot is cast
to bs-a candidate ip said election or
not
II shall be unlawful for any mem
Der of the Executive Committee, or
for any officer of election or any per-
son entitled to see any such ballot, to
divulge or violate the secrecy of any
ballot, such person so violating such
secrecy shall be guilty of misde-
meanor, and upon conviction, subject
to fine not to exceed Fifty Dollars,
($50,00.l
All persons otherwise entitled to
vote at any primary election, under
the provision Of this Act, may vote
without the payment Of poll tax. and
should new registration be ordered
In any county, same shall not apply
to persons in military service, but u.s.
names of such persons shall be trans
ferred from the old to the new regis
tration book
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house. Born to the purple, the scep-
tire never left her hand, but was wield-
ed with becoming graciousness OF
mien.
Sweet, lovely and winsome, as a
girl bride she entered the home, and
the same warmth and geniality of
welcome that prevailed in the past,
became the rule with her, and later
though more matronly, her smile was
not less rare, Its starry radiance -
Illuminated the place, which was as a
mecca TO many storm-tossed, world
weary souls seeking light and shelter
from the blasts without Where, as
a happy wife, mother and friend, she
reigned supreme, and was honored
and adored
1t used to be said that at Judge
Wade's cit was Christmas everv day
in the year." and the frequent visitor
at Mrs. Wade's often remarked the
lavish hospitality Of nature, generT
GUS as it was JOYOUS, Carries pam
try is as well supplied as a city gro
cefy,n they would declare. For she
was capable person, though withal
so gentle and womanly
That she looked well to the ways
Dl uET IlUuoEHOlul Wdo dbNNDeNo NV
only by the comfort and health Of
her loved ones, but their Moral and
spiritual advancement They were
church people, of the Presbyterian
faith, and fully equipped for the SER
vice Of Christ.
With a keen sense Of obligation to
the cause of humanity, she yielded
up her dearest treasures in His
name, and sent her brave young sons
to battle for the right Never had
she seen happier than Of late while
quietly pursuing her Red Cross work
along with those multitudinous du-
ties incident to the continuous un-
rest and confusion Of the present
stri. Perhaps her dear eyes have
been mereifully spared the increased
anguished spectacle Of war-stricken
land, and now knoweth that peace
which the world cannot give"
"Tho' nothing can bring back the
Hour Of splendQr in the grass,
Or glory fh the flower,
We will grieve not, rather find
Strength in what remains behind,
In the primal sympathy which,
Having been, must ever be -
In the soothing thoughts that spring
Out of hnman suffering,
In the faith that looka through death
In years that bring the philosophic
mind"
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WORDS FROM HOME.
Statements That May Be Inyestigat-
ed. Testimony Of Port Glib
son Citizens.

When Port Gibson citizen comes
to the front, telling his friends and
neighbors Of his experience, you can
rely on his sincerity. The statements
Of people residing in far away places
do not command your confidence.
Home endorsement is the kind that
backs Doan's Kidney Pills. Such tes-
timony is convincing. Investigation
proves it true. Below is q statement
Of Port Gibson resident No stron-
ger proof Of merit can be had.
H. Freshman, merchant, Main St.,
says: II have had lots Of trouble
from my kidneys and have been in q
position to prove the worth Of Doan's
Kidney Pills. Doan's are the best
remedy I have ben able to get hold
Of and when those attacks Of back
ache and other distressing symptoms
Of kidney trouble bothered me, a box
or so Of Doan's has always given the
desired relief. They have done me
more good than anything else ! have
ever used"
Price, Soc, at all lers.Dont sim
ply ask for q kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills--the same that
Mr.. Frishrnan had. Foster Melbuxn
/ Co, ,Mf Buffalo, N Z,
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Coordination and indigestion.

These are twin evils. Persons suf-
fering from indigestion are often
troubled with constipation. Mrs.Rob-
ert Allison, Mattoon, H., writes that
when she first moved to Mattoon she
was q great sufferer from indigestion
and constipation. Food distressed her
and there was q feeling like a heavy
weight pressing on her stomach and
chest. She did not rest well at night
and felt worn out q good part Of the
time. One bottle Of Chamberlain's
Tablets corrected this trouble so that
she has since fit like different per-
@zn {A&x.
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WHAT TO USE TO
PREVENT APPENDICITIS

Port Gibson people should know
simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc,
as mxied in Adler-i-ka, tiushes the
ENTIRE bowel tract SO completelx
that appendicitis Is prevented ONE
SPOONFUL Adler-igka relieves ANY
CASE sour stomach, gas or eonsti-
patton because it removes ALL foul
matter which elogged and poisoned
your system. The INSTANT action
surprises both doctors and patients,
J. G. JOSEPH, Druggist.
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A SPOONFUL GIVES RESULTS.

When your young chicks de not
grow and thrive they need a tonic.
B. A. Thomas Poultry Remedy is
rot only tonic but specific for
Bowel Trouble, Gapes, and other
chick troubles. Get II to-day. We
sell It on the money back plan
Peoples Hardware & Produce Co.
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Nature Cures, The Doctor Takes the
Fee.

There is an old saying that Mature
cures, the doctor takes the fee," but
as everyone knows you can help Ma
ture very much and thereby enable
it to effect cure in much less time
than is usually required. This is psfs
ticularly true of colds Chathbeflainls
Cough Remedy relieves the lungs, liq-
uifes the tough mucus and aids il its
expectoration, allays the cough and
aids Nature in restoring the system
to q healthy condition. (Ady.
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GI0IbDIlG COUIIV's Honor Roll.

OFFICERS.
Maj. R. 1. Montgomery, 1b5th In
fantry.
Capt Melville Levy, Ordnance.
Lieut.. r. l.. Guthrie, Navy.
Lieut., VIM. Herlitz, Navy.
First Lieut.. G. T. Smith, Medical
Corps.
First Lieut.. S, c. Daniel, Engineers
First Lieut. F. B, Scarborough.
Quartermasters
First Lieut.. Reading Wilkinson,
Engineers.
First Lieut.. H. L. French, Engineers
First Lieut. N. J. Owen, Engineers,
Second Lieut.. Stephen Schilhg, ANTI
Aircraft Artillery,
First Lieut.. r. P. Harrington, 155th
Second Lieut.. B. H. Brissoe, Field
Artillery.
Second Lieut.. H. o. Holt, Infantry.
Second Lieut.. G. L. Disharoon,
PETTY OFFICERS AND PRIvATEs
Ernest M, Regan, Navy.
]. 3. Redus, Yeoman.
Sergt. A. r. Brown, 155th Infantry.
Jeff Van, Regular Infantry.
j. A. Shreve, Jr., Pharmacy.
Sergt. r. j. Benton, Medical
Detachment, Signal Bat,
Roland Smith, Artillery,
P. w. CLARK, First Col. Cavelry.
Ford II. smith, 18th Infantry,
Sylvester Montgomery, 156th In
fantry.
JAMES o'Neil, Navy.
M. A. Strickland, 114th Engineers.
Milton B. Mckay, Naval Hospital.
Truman Lindley, 155th Infantry.
Fred G. Peyton, Engineers, in
France.
Erwin B. Shelby, 155th infantry.
Noel Shields, ,155th Infantry,
Eugene ]. Fife, Engineers, in
France.
John Jones, Navy.
Charles Goddard, Navy.
Jack Tohill, Navy.
Sidney L. Regan, Navy.
John B. Regan, Regular Army.
John Roberts, Regular Army.
Thomas G. Peyton, Artillery.
Noah Tohill.
G. Earl Watkins, 18th Infantry.
Frank L. Smith, Signal Corps.
Ebert Stampley, Engineers.
Alfred Stampley, Engineers.
William Allen, Regular Hospital,
=. B. Moore, Navy
Edgar p. Shhifef, Naval Engineers.
Joseph Harrison, Navy.
Merrill O. Williams,
Roselle ID. Lawrence.
Elliott Sanders, Regular Army.
Walter Sorrell.
Melvin b. bennington.
Anderson M. Bryant.
William M. Cogdell.
Jules B. Moore.
Elijah Baker.
Ernest Perkins.
Prentiss A, Watson,
Lucinn a. Ford.
Bertram L. Vardaman.
Francis NJ. Breyard.
Thomas H. Van.
/ Frank l.. Goepel.
Henry d. BuflSin.
John G. Goodrum.
Athen Jordan,
Anon B. Jordan, Regular
Malcolm Brownlee, Navy.
Henry Mounger.
Frank Mounger.
Edo p. Mounger.
Joe Shanahan,
| q. A. French, Engineers.
ID. 4. Harrell, Machine Gun.
Connie p. Davis.
Sidney Clarke, Navy.
| Calvin Fife, Machine Gun,
Henry Watson, 1b5th Infantry.
Sergt. George B. Roam, Marine.
Monroe Winn, Navy.
Allen Hartley, Navy.
Lloyd B. Fur, 155th Infantry.
W. H. Bell, Regular.
Sergt. Albert N. Walters, 155tl
Infantry.
John G. Speed, 154th Infantry.
Fred Gordon Williams, Navy.
Nicholas D. McDougall, Signal
Corps.
II. V. Cochran, f64th Infantry.
/. D. Bridgers, 532nd Infantry.
Max Holder, Infantry.
Sidney Taylor, Quartermasters.
S. J. Taylor, Regular Army.
WiNiAsM Hugh RSlge, Aylmtscn.
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SAVE s1.5O.

Make your healing remedy at home,
Get a soc. bottle Of Farris' Healing
Oil, add it to pint Of linseed oil and
you have a full pint Of the best heal
ing remedy that money can buy It
cures old sores, wounds, cuts and
scratches, We sell 1T
Peoples Hardware 4 Produce Co,
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
To Robert Booker.

You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court Of the coun-
ty Of Claiborne, IN said state, on the
Second Monday Of May, A. d. 1915
to defend the suit in said court Of
Willie Wilson Booker, wherein YOU
are defendant,
This the 10th day Of May A. D.
1918.
B. H. MOREHEAD, Clerk.
BY w. Y. HUGHES, ID. g.
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sssssssss $3.50
COOPERATION
Means a Better Community
Do You
Count the
Cost ]?

The man who buys from the home
IN the end he has prohted than he who Chicago
The home merchant right here and purchase
not expectation him.
you something thas not what he he
ehnon too easy tor you to knock him neghbors
When you buy from the distant mail
over to some clerk who for nothing than his salary He will
probably have shipped within
dered must return it. paying charges both and
convenience to ship you something
local buyer ordered small Chicago
day he notified that he failed money
After making good the additional may the
be shipped then longer
that time it will be too late spray his
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The SUPERINTENDENT Of Education
made his report, which was received
and filed. fi''sA =
The Health officer made his report
which was received and filed,
Ordered that the Board do now ad-
journ until its next regular meeting.
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advised in the premises, it is ordered
that the Board win issue warrant fo
said G. A. Till for the sum Of 5000 At
the next meeting Of this Board. pro-
vided at that time the said gates are
removed, it being understood that fra
county will retain the new road asN
described in the deed to II from said
Til, the same being Of record m Deed
Book 3-Z, page 208, a deed ia said
road to be made by said Till to coun-
LIST OF BALANCES TO CREDIT
=
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Iqhn AIbert Tin. 141st FleId Anil

John Albert Till, 141st Field Artil-
cry.
Maston Louis Tickell.
Berkley Ticlell.
John r. Calender.
w. Carl Holder.
Dan Williams.
Robert B. Pickett.
Sam J. Bridgers, 512th Engineers.
Walter Sorrell.
coLoRED.
First Lieut.. o. B. johnson, Dental,
Alex Sanders.
Alonzo Queen.
Morris Minor.
Shellie Rowan.
Louis Griffin.
Hayes Coleman.
Lamon Tolliyer.
Austin Wilkinson.
Willie Smith.
Abram Christian.
Eddie Smoot.
Dave Gibson.
Erisby Davis, Jr.
James Whitney.
Bradley White.
Luster Flowers.
Willie i. Booze, Regular.
Ernest Watts.
Mckinley Coffey.
Jim Smith.
Amos Johnson,
Erk Cheese.
James Wilbert.
Edgar Unger.
Clarence ellis.
Arthur Harper.
Sam Neal.
Rogers Smith.
Earl Wilson.
Allen Smith, Jr.
Clinic Smith.
Sampson Minor.
Fred Banks.
Hamp Alexander.
Andrew Jackson.
Charles MI Gettis.
John MiRms.
Ned Freeman.
Jack G. Banks.
Price Jackson.
Arthur Johnson.
Robert Wheat.
Minor M. Coleman.
Peter @. Barnes.
Ned Marshall.
Sam Johnson.
Thomas NaiIor.
Ben Scott.
George Cabbage,
Horace Jones,
Ben Bird.
Edward Coleman.
Tillman Mitchell,
Richard King.
Chester A. Hatchie.
James w. Frazier.
Ben Sorrells.
Leonard Jackson.
Crockett Walker.
Ben Henderson.
Andrew Williams,
Hayes Claiborne.
Lee A, Washington.
Jim Banks.
Willie Nelson,
Walter i. Brown.
Wesley Thomas.
jim Chase.
Foster Blackburn.
James w. Gaines.
Collie Davis.
William Buggs.
Newburg Weems.
Hanp Nash.
Mayman Robinson,
John Ellis,
Thomas A. Helm.
Bennie Brown.
Frank Hamlin.
RED CROSS NURSE.
Miss Mildred Allen.
DIED.
Ambrose Parsons, White.
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STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
TO Robert G. Cogdell.

You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court Of Clai-
borne County on the 2nd Monday Of
May, 1918, to defend the suit of Lii
lie Cogdell, wherein you are defend
ant.
This 4th day Of April, 1918.
b. II. MOREHEAD, Clerk.
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gTATE on MIssTssIppI.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
To Wood Pearson, McG Wood, and
James d. Wood and Mary Lacy Wood
minor, and James ID. Wood, as faith
er and natural guardian Of said mi
nor
You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court Of the coun-
ty Of Claiborne, in said state, on the
Second Monday Of May, A. ID. 1918,
then and there TO show cause, il any
you can, why the final account Of +.
J. Wood, executor Of the estate Of
Mrs. Mary J.. Wod, deceased, should
not be passed as stated.
This 18th day Of March, A. d. 1913.
b. II. MOREHEAD, Clerk
By w. Y. HUGHES, d. @.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
I'd Eu0ana Price

10 GuHt1e 4ilcts
You are commanded to appear be-
fore tbs Chancery Court Of the coin-
ty Of Claiborne, in said state, on the
Second Monday Of May, A. d. 1918,
to defend the suit in said court OF
Catharine Price, wherein you are q
defendant.
This the 18th day of May, A. D.
1913.
BY w. Y. HUGHES, d. G.
Statement Of the Ownership, Manage
ment, Etc, Required by the Act Of
August "a, 1912,
Of the Port Gibson Reveille, ,pubslihed
weekly at Port Gibson, Miss, for
April 1, 1918.
Name Of Publisher: II. H. CrisIer.
Postoffice address, Port Gibson, Miss.
Name Of Editor: H. II. Crislers
Pogtoffice address, Port Gibson, Miss.
Name Of Managing Editor, II. H.
Crisler, Postoffice address, Port Glib
on, Miss.
Name Of Buiness Manager, II. Il.
Crisler, Postoffce address, Port Glib
son, Miss.
Owner: H. H. Crislel, Postoffice
address, Port Gibson, Miss.
Known bond-holders, mortgages,
and other security holders, owning 1
per cent or more of total amount of
bonds, mortgages, or other securities:
None.
n H. CRISLER.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 9th day Of April, 1918.
r. G. HASTINGS,
Notary Public, Dist. No. 1, Claiborne
County, Miss.
(My commission expires Feb. 18th.
/ l920.) Z
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AN ACT.

70 AMEND CHAPTER 35 OF THE
LAWS OF MISSISSIPPI, PASSED
AT THE EXTRAORDINARY SES-
SION IN 1917, ENTITLED: AN
ACT To PROVIDE gHAT SOL
DfERS AND SAILORS IN THE
SERVICE OF THE UNITED
STATES WHO ARE
QUALIFIED TO VOTE I'M ANY
PRIMARY ELECTION, BUT ARE
ABSENT FROM THEIR PRE-
CINCTS AT THE TIME OF SAID
PRIMARY ELECTION, MAY
CAST THEIR BALLOTS BY MAIL
IN SAID ELECTION, AND HOW
SAME SHALL BE CAST, AND
FURTHER PROVIDING THAT
THE ! SEVERAL fTEXECUTIVE
COMMITTEES SHALL, m AS
GERTAINING THE RESULT OF
SAID ELECTION AND MAKING
THE RETURNS THEREOF, IN
CIJJDING SAID BALLOTS.
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ROAD REPORTS.
To the Hon. Board Of Supervisors Of
Claiborne County, Miss:

To the Hon. Board Of Supervisors Of
Claiborne County, Miss:
Gentlemen--Beg to make this my
report on condition of roads and
bridges in District No. / for the 1st
quarter Of 1918.
| have inspected the roads and
bridges and find the roads in unusu-
ally good condition for this time. of
the season, and must conAplfmefit my
contractor on their condition. With
very few exceptions / find the cul=
yerts smooth, and these few that are
not will have attended to as soon as
possible. The bridges are in good
shape with the exception of Barnes
creek bridge on the Pattison road,
which, while temporarily all right,
will not stand any amount of freshet
water. s. eS q
Hope that this meeting of the
Board viii have new foundation put
iHwithout delay,
In going over my roads / note that
the parties that have been notified
to remove gates In my district have
not done SO, although the gates on
the China Grove road are propped OPP
en- and the fencing almost completed.
But on the Woodbind road nothing
has been done since last November.
Although half the posts are setiiand
NE balance laid out along the road
way But the gates are still in tact
as before. trust that this meeting
Of the Board will dc away with these
gates without further delay, as the
neighborhood may lose their mail
route as threatened by the last gov
ernment inspector.
Very respectfully.
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SAID BALLOTS.



Be it enacted by the Legislature Of
the State Of Mississippi:
Section /. That Chapter 35 Of
the Laws Of Mississippi of hxtraordi-
nary Session 1917 be amended SO as
to read as follows,
That any person in military service
and Offering to vote at any voting
of the United States, who If present
precinct in this State, in any primary
election, would be qualified to vote
therein may, notwithstanding his ah-
sence from said voting precinct at
the time Of said primary election,
cast his ballot in said election as fols
lowsl
By writing on blank sheet Of pa
per, or filling out the printed blank
furnished by the County Executive
Committee, words substantially as
follows, for the First Primary, to-
wit:
81 vote for
the Office OF the
ensuing primary election 70 nominate
candidate for said ofHce,My voting
aWitness my signature this che
..........day of.-....-...................-ln tne
year..-.---,,..,....--s
(signed)
Bv writing on blank sheet Of pa
per, or filling out the printed blank
| furnished by the County Executive
Committee, " words substantially as
foliswsl For the Second Primary
/ wish to vote in the following or
der, to=Witl
l.
2.
g.
A.
B.
g.
Ia
g.
49,
l10 -.. /. "A sl..-.-.-.-.
| for the one Of the foregoing candi-
dates that may be the nominee for the
office If s.............-.at the ensuing
second primary election for saia Of
1 flee.
NV voting precinct is.............;;-..-....,,.
Witness my signature this the.;.;..-
.d day of.-....-....-.-.-..--..--.-------l tne
! year.---.---..-------..
(Signed)
Said ballots shall be mailed by
said person in the military service
81 the United States, to the County
Executive Committee, Of the party
| holding the primary in care Of the
clerk Of the Circuit Court Of the
county in which is located the. pre-
cinct at which said person would pc
\ qualified to vote, except TOR ms ap-
sanre therefrom. and when the same
Is received by the said Circuit Clerk,
he shall deliver same unopened to the
Chairman of the County Executive
Committee before thereturns Of said
primary election are canvassed by
said committee, and said ballot shall
be safely kept snd when the other
returns are made, 70 the Executive
Committee, shall be publicly opened
and eanyassed and shall be included
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Some Good Advice.

"Don't think too much Of your own
methods. Watch other peoples ways
and learn from them" This is good
advice, especially when bilious or com
stipated. You viii find many people
who use Chamberlain's Tablets for
these ailments with the best results,
and viii do well to follow their exam
pie. (Adv.
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THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
To Mary Eliza Nelson:

We command you to appear before
the Chancery Court Of Claiborne Coun
ty on the End Monday in May, 1913,
to defend the suit Of Armand Nelson,
wherein you are q defendant.
This 23rd day Of March, 1918.
B. H. MOREHEAD,
Chancery Clerk
BY w. Y. HUGHES, ID. G.
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II u IAAINdIIIV7
Supervisor Dist. No. 1

Bort Gibson, April 2, 1918.
70 the Hon Board Of SuperTis6rs Of
claiborne County, Miss,
Ientlemen--t have inspected all Of
ny first and second class roads,
bridges and culverts and find few
ssuiyerts in bad condition and four
bridges in very bad shape. find all
sald roads worked up to the specifi-
eeaahoHns, and I recommend full. pay
hsns Oh ganel N tltI M -
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Respectfully submitted,
IN. NEES ON.

pgaIa Of Supervisors, Claiborne Go.
..., peg TO submit this my first quar-
tSa KY I. report On roads and bridges for
I nave inspected same and find the
s, .Oaus up to contract, my culverts and
Ths Issi v;o ;prlages are in good shape,
i !, ning iron or Humphreys bridge
ssEa i. heed OF repairs, as we'll as the
Esrs IIS.s Drlqge between Pattison and
aIserllIaniyllle, ~ I have given two or
EE fs 4oF lumber for the latter bridge,
E y Tar have failed to get ii. /
Ky es,s now 9 promise that the lumber
Ea y delivered, and I hone before
sbIs slI next meeting Of the Board to be
As'e y report this work done.
Yours very truly,
CHAS. 4. WILL,
District No. 4.
evSardered that One Thousand Dollars
ss.1 sra1yyVl be transferred from the Gem
'a' rund TO the Road Fund
NJ ~ March 80, 1918.
cSas cSs non. Board of Supervisors Of
f'slporne county;
,as, neg 20 make my first auarterly
ispvlE o ! find all roads and bridges
very good condition. except two
soo,a ossses That will have repaired as
gl Il, Is 1 can get the timber hauled.
dit;ca s roads and culverts in good con-
q a',on. sn, ! recommend payment IN full
y contractor for all roads.
Respectfully submitted,
/. w. FIFE.
bisst steeFed that the clerk advertise for
a y pe received to 2 o'clock p M.
Sso,,1 ,T,1fonaaE, the 1st day of the next
msst;sr ssasr meeting Of this Board for
RAsAlng a. alg new road in Dist. No. 3 from
3 n a4 glo Grand Gulf r. r. dump on j,
n q 41l'en's 81 place on west side Of Y. &
rail- =; y. x r., and running parallel with
SineaSIaa.a to present public road at
l. iSsleton,s lane trestle. Said road
maae Class ''Bs road.
r.rsegl nseeglairding the controversy as to
4 ssas0sal ~ Of the two gates on link No.
laS5 n public road in Dist. No. / on tie
isse.o Is,.o q c. A. Till, the parties in in
ssstss fss appeared before the Board and
esss sszssa Their respective SIDES of TIE
'''E' ana the Board being now fully
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Respectfully,
A, G. CALENDER,
Member Board Dist. No. 2.

Port Gibson, April 1, 1918.
10 III the Hon. Board Of Supervisors Of
Claiborne County, Miss:
n, gsnt.lempen-l ,!. men, beg t9 submit this
g ast quarter report on roads and
pgages for the year 1918. { find all
q my roads in very good shane and
recommend payment to ali eontrao-
Wwls' except Link No, 8, worked by
z. N. Richmond, 4 miles. have
inspected all bridges and find same
y na oaa shape, but viii have same re-
X hslseo as soon as ! can get material