Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1919-04-24

and thoroughly familiar and efficient
with the construction of roads, by
his experience and conduct of such
work in counties of East Tennessee
where conditions are similar to con-
ditions in Granger County.
Section IL. Be it further enact
ed: That said Commissioners shall
make written report and settlement
to each term of the County Court,
which shall show in detail the amount
for which said bonds sold, the inter-
est REALIZED from the proceeds thereof
and also a detailed itemized list of
all disbursements of said funds show
ing the amount of money expended
by them on the roads of the county,
and what roads; to whom paid and
for what purpose, giving the date
and amount of each payment, and
it shall also show any and all expen-
SEES paid by said Commissioners.
There shall be proper accounting
of all funds coming to their hands,
and how expended. Said report shall
likewise contain such other informa-
ton as will be presumed to IT. of in
terest to the public, and all Of said
reports and settlements shall be
sworn to by all Of said Commission
ers before the County Court Clerk
and spread of record on the Minutes
Of said Court NAwF
Section IL. Be it further enact
ed: That it shall be the duty of said
Commissioners to organize by the e.
lection of chairman and secretary,
and to keep an accurate minute of
all the proceedings had by them in
a well bound book which shall be pre-
served as record of their office. The
Commissioners herein provided for
shall hold their offices until the work
herein provided for is completed.
Provided said work is completed in
two years from date of sale of bonds,
but shall be subject to removal by a
two-thirds vote of the Court for any
in office, or ten days writ
ten notice. The secretary of said Com
mission shall receive as compensation
for his services the sum of Eighty
Dollars per month including expenses,
and The other two members of said
Commission shall each receive the
sum of Forty Dollars per month and
expenses while actually engaged in
the discharge of their duties, said
sums to be paid to them out of the
proceeds of the sale of said bonds.
The work on the roads herein pro-
vided for shall be completed as soon
after it is commenced as practicable
and the Commissioners shall see that
il is carried on in satisfactory man
ner.
Section 10. BE it further enacted
That the County Judge or Chairman
shall keep in a well bound book in
his office record Of the number and
denominations of all the bonds is
sued u d + t h i S
Act. Said toupars and bonds shall be
pasted in said bcok as they are paid
off by the Trustee, so as to keep a
complete record thereof at all times
showing what bonds and coupans
have been paid and what are still
outstanding.
Section IA. Be it further enact
Ell: That the Commissioners herein
provided for are authorized to use
such part Of the funds arising from
the sale of the bonds herein provided
for in conjunction with the State
Department, on any of the
roads herein designated and which
have been, or may hereafter be, de-
clared to be State and Federal Aid
roads, as may be required by the
State Highway Commission in the
of such road or roads,
and to do any and all acts necessary
to be done to secure any State, or
Federal, or State and Federal aid
for the roads of Granger County.
Providing it does not interfere with
the construction of the road from
to Washbun.
Section Is. Be it further enact
ed: That all laws or parts of laws
in conflict with this Act be, and the
same are hereby repealed, and that
this Act take effect from and after
its passage, the public welfare re-
quiring it.
Passed April IL, 1919.
ANDREW L. TODD
Speaker of the Senate