The Pascagoula chronicle., 1920-07-09
BORAD SUPERVISORS JACKSON
COUNTY, JULY TERM, 1920

| All Officers anu members PRESENT.
Report of sheriff relative prisoner
detained at convict camp approved.
| Report of sheriff relative to prison
ers received during June filed.
Report Of county agent home eco
nomics for June received and ap
proved.
Report county commissioner agri
culture for June received and approx
ed.
Report of county health officer fo
month of June received and approved
Report Of county prosecuting attor
ney for June received and approved.
Report of Pascagoula ferryman fol
June received and approved
Report of Randall ferryman fol
June received and approved.
Report Of bridge commissioner fol
June received and approved.
Report of j. W. Mozingo, convict
foreman, for June received and ap
proved.
Report of superintendent Of educa.
ton for June received and approved.
Report of circuit clerk of collections
of fees June received and filed.
Report of chancery clerk of collec-
tions OF fees June received and filed.
Personal assessment roll 1920 re-
ceived and filed.
Road commissioners of each super
visors district ordered to summon all
road hands to pay $500 or work on
road s days for 1920.
Report of county depository for
quarter ending June 80, 1920, approved
County treasurer allowed until July
20 to file quarterly report.
Orderd that statements filed with
governor stating that white women
were worked upon public roads with
negro men be declared untrue and
gross Misrepresentation of facts.
Report of cattle inspectors for June
received and filed.
w. j. Johnson directed to continue
with repairs Of county home.
Reports of road commissioners for
June filed and approved.
Ferryman directed to operate Pas
cagoula ferry to 11:00 o'clock p. m.
on Sundays and holidays during July,
August and September.
County foremen directed to pur-
chase supplies at best market, first
getting competitive bids.
VIM. f. Martin and X. w. Burnham
granted until August term to view pro-
posed East Beach road in district No. !
A and report.
" Proposal Of $4,000 road bond issue
district No. 5 dismissed.
j. X. Graham, assessor, allowed un-
til July Is, 1920, to file list of educable
Jackson county.
Ordered that no proposition for tur-
pentine lease on Hancock county lands
be considered at less than 15c per cup.
olhslul boilu VI hlllol huSSCll,
notary public, filed and approved.
Report of committee on inspe lion
of county Jail filed and approved.
All claims for cattle killed or al
legged to be killed by dipping continued
until August term.
Dick Tanner, resident district No /,
admitted to county home.
Reports of members of board of su-
pervsors on condition of public roads
flied and recorded.
Resolution adopted urging the Mis-
sissippi Live Stock Sanitary Board to
so amend rules and regulations of tick
eradication in Jackson county as to
provide that only cattle and horses
showing ticks shall be required to be
dipped in the future, and that any
owner permitting or allowing cattle
with cattle fever tick to run
upon range shall be required to pay
all expenses of taking up and putting
such cattle in quarantine, and in addi
ton thereto to pay fine of not less
that IS nor more than $4,000 for such +
offense, or Imprisonment in county
Jail not more than months, or both |
fine ands imprisonment.
Persoal assessment roll 1920 equal
ized and clerk directed to publish no.
tice of the filing of said roll as pro- /
vided by law.