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

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to we'll and truly account for all mon
les coming to their hands and t.
faithfully and impartially perform
their duties; and they shall also take
land subscribe to an oath that they
Twill faithfully and impartially dis
lcharge their duties as such Commits
sioners. The bond executed by them
shall be made by some reputable
Guaranty Company authorized to dc
business in the State of Tennessee
and approved by the Judge or the
Chairman and the Clerk of the Coun-
ty Court, and shall be spread on the
Minutes of the Court.
Section 6. Be it further enacted;
That when said Commissioners have
given bond and qualified said bonds
shall be delivered to them for sale
and their receipt taken for the same
which receipt shall be spread on the
Minutes of the Court. :
Said Commissioners shall proceed
to sell said bonds by means of adver-
Using same for sale in one or more
newspapers for at least fifteen days,
and otherwise as they deem proper,
for sealed bids: and they shall sell
| said bonds to the highest bidder COM
plying with the terms of sale, pro-
vided, however, that the same shall
not be sold for less than par and ac-
crued interest. II no satisfactory bid
is received by said Commissioners,
they shall have the right to reject
any and all bids and re-advertise said
bonds for sale or sell them at private
sale as they may deem best for the
interest of the County.
The fund arising from the sale of
said bonds shall be deposited by said
Commissioners in good and solvent
banks at the best rates of interest
obtainable.
Said Commissioners shall make full
and complete report of their action
in the premises to the succeeding
term of the County Court.
Section 7. Be it further enacted;
That the funds arising from the sale
OF said bonds shall be expended by
said Commissioners in constructing
and finishing the roads herein named,
to-wit:
To construct road from the main
valley road just, west of Rutledge at
H. G. Farmers across Clinch Noun
tain at or near what is known as
Bunchs' Trace to Washburn.
To finish the Macadam on the road
from Rutledge to the Davis Ferry
Bridge.
To finish the Macadam on the road
from Bean Station to the Shields
Ferry Bridge.
To finish the road from the Union
County line via Powder Springs,
Washburn, the residence of Lee Dy-
err, down Central Valley, John Kin
caid's store to the White House on
the old Kentucky State Road.
To construct road from Bean Sta
ton across Clinch Mountain at Bean
Station Gap via Thorn Hill to the
Kincaid Ferry Bridge.
To finish the Macadam on the road
from Tate Springs to the Hawkins
County line and to repair the old
Macadam road from Ray Creek to
Tate Springs.
To construct a road from the Main
Valley Road near the residence of
J. F. Rucker across the knob via
the residence of H. A. Bradley, thence
down Marrow Valley to Turkeys Mill.
To finish and Macadamize the road
from Blain's X Road via Richland to
Nance's Ferry.
To finish the road from Thorn Hill
via Idol, the residence of D. D. Dal-
ton, Esq, to the Hancock County
line.
To construct a road from Walkers
Bridge through the Owl Hale Gap
via Massengill's Mill to connect with
the road leading from Rutledge to
the Davis Ferry Bridge at or near
the residence of James H. Davis.
To construct a road from near the
residence of Joe H. Moody, via the
residence of ]. c. McElhany, the
George H. Graves place to connect
with the Main Valley Road east of
Rutledge.
To construct a road from the res
idence of Lee Dyer, via Liberty Hill,
thence down Hogskin Valley to the
Union County line.
To construct a road from Liberty
Hill to the Union County line on the
road leading to Walkers Ford.
To finish the road from Turkeys
Mill via May Springs to Davis Ferry.
To construct a road from the road
leading from Rutledge to Davis Ferry
Bridge, beginning just west of the
old West Brothers store house via