The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-04-19


eating.
H Emergency Work in Food Production
and Conservation.
/ Note: On the preceding page the
County Home Demonstrating Agent
should record the regular work of
women and girls done under super
/ lied products. This page is for adj
/ ditional emergency work IN food pro-
/ duction and conservation carried on
/ to meet war conditions. In addi-
/ tion to rural work all results in ci-
! ties, villages attained through the in
struct:on of the agent and her demon
strators should be recorded here.
Estimate No. of women and girls
influenced by your instructions
1000.
Estimate No. of containers fruit
and vegetables packed, 1000; value,
81 750.
Estimate No. lbs. jelly and fruit
packed, 10000; value, $500.
Estimate No. gallons brined vege-
tables stored, 10; value $500.
Consultations, 499; circular let
ters, 3717; demonstrations visited,
295; meetings held, 800; bulletins
sent OF given out 1900; club mem
hers visited, 342; other than club
members, 200; schools end clubs Wis
tied, 1850; demonstrations given,
345; canning, preserving jelly,
cooking, etc, poultry home care OF
sick, diets home conveniences, cot
tage cheese club holding regular
meetings 20; held five community
short courses; one county short
course; 35 present; five community
fairs well attended.
Pursuant to legal notice given for
the sale Of $4000.00 Kiln Consoli-
dated School bonds, there were sew
eraI bids submitted, and the bid of
w. 4. Cuevas for $4020.0O being the
best bid submitted, it is therefore, or
dered that the said bonds be signed
by The president and clerk of the
Board and delivered to said W. A.
Cuevas upon fulfllment of said bid
by said Cuevas, which was done and
the bonds delivered.
Ordered that the Board adjourn
till Tuesday at 9 A. NJ. April 8, 1919.
H. S. WESTON, President.
Tuesday Morning, April 8, 1919.
Board met pursuant to adjournm-
ent-as on yesterday.
The report of Sallie Cirlot, county
home demonstration agent, received
and ordered filed.
The report of prisoners received
and ordered fled.
The petition of A. Zingarling re-
ceived and ordered fled.
The report OF H. 0. French coun-
" agent, received and ordered filed.
The petition of D. Ladner, ct al,
Cor road from Waveland avenue &c
Lakeahore received and ordered fled.
The report CT County Health Off
-ce- sre3eivod and ordered lied.
Report of the county health Off
car fer The north of January receiv-
ed a2d ordered fled.
70 the Honorable Board Of Gupervis-
CAS- of Hancock County:
Gartlemen-I submit TO your hon
o-abLa Beard my report On the roads
ard, bridges have been over them
ana find them in fair condition.
Respectfully submitted,
A. J. MCLEOD.
Bay St. Louis, Miss, 4-8-19.
To Tho Honorable Board Of -Supervis-
or5:
I viii submit you my report. I
have inspected my roads in my beat
and dnd the sam ein good condition.
J. B. WHEAT, Beat 2.
8a- g. Louis Miss, Apr. 1, 1919.
80 tbs Honorable Board of Supervis-
ors Of Hancock Caunty:
Gcn1lcn7 7en:-I have examined the
roads il my beat and find them in
good condition.
Respectfully submitted,
II. S. WESTON.
Bay ST. Louis. Miss, Apr. 8, 1919.
To the Honorable Board Of Supervis-
ors Of Hancock County:
Gentlemen II have examined the
roads il my beat. and find same infair
condition.
Respectfully submitted,
JOS L. FAVRE.
Bay St. Louis, Miss,
To the Honorable Board Of Supervls-
ors of Hancock County:
Gentlemen Il have inspected the
roads and bridges in Beat 8 find
roads passable ard very good consid-
srinv the weather conditions. Some
ead grading. Bridges are in very
GOOD share ct present. The upper
Bell Creek bridge viii have to be re-
foored before long. / also recon-
mend that we charge the contractor
with al work done on roads other
than fills, culvarts, ditching and
bridges as set cut in his contract.
Yours respectfully,
r. C. SMITH,
Member Beat No. 8.
E9onthly Report OF County superin-
tendent Of Education.
To the Honorable Board Of Supervis-
| ors Of Hancock County:
Gentlemen: - respectfully sub
nit to you the following as my report
for the month of March, 1919.
The following schools have been
visited during said month, showing
number of pupils present ct each
school on day Of visit length of aime
spent in each school as well as the
| subject taught:
DEAD TIGER hour, 16 pupils,
entire curriculum taught.
FLAT TOP-1 hour, Il pupils, en-
tire curriculum taught.
JORDAN RIVER-1 hour, 81 pu-
pills. entire curriculum taught.
DEDEAUX-1 hour, 125 pupils,
entire curriculum including high scool
work taught.
BAYOU LA TERRE-2 hours, %
entire curriculum including high
school work taught.
| SELLERS hour, 100 pupils en-