Evening journal., 1920-03-03
ELECT KENT co.
TAX COLLECTORS
Road Supervisors and Con
stables Also Named BY
Levy Court
REPORT SUBMITTED BY
JAIL COMMISSIONERS
Special 70 The Evening Journal.

Special 30 The Evening Journal
DOVER, March 3-James X. Hurd OF
the Eighth District was elected mem
Der Of the Board Of Trustees Of the
Poor at the meeting Of the Levy Court
yesterday.
The following road supervisors were
elected: First District, J w. Ford: sec
ond, Harry W. Fennlmore, Howard
Slaughter; third, William T.. Dulin. G.
II. Graham; fourth deferred: nth.
Charles @. Darling, A. @. Massey: sixth.
Harry @. Clark, William Hughes: sew
enth, Ezekial Dill: eighth. E. G. Para
dee, Samuel NJ. Harrington; ninth. de
feTed; tenth, Samuel Y. Stevenson.
William d AIaeklin.
The election OF c0nstables was as
follows: First District. deferred: sec
ond, W. y. $. Davis third, g. W. Ora
ham; fourth, w r. Powell: nth. A. ].
hingsDury: sixth, Nolan y. Cox: sew
enth w. n. Jewell: eighth. Eben n.
huenes; nimh. Manlove II. Adams
tenth, D. Frank salevan.
The error and delinquent lists OF the
collectors Of The county were submit
ted by the county comptroller as fol-
lows; Second District, j. G.. Carson.
si9l.l7; Third District ] Herman Wild,
s9i.Si; Fifth District James Y. Carson.
s2JOS3; Sixth District. sii225; Seventh
District, Thomas C. Slay, $3.50; Tenth
District, d. Frank Salavan, si03.i5.
After the error lists had been allow
ed, the Court then went into the cleo
tion Of collectors for the year, result
ing as follows: First DistrioA II. d.
Boyer; Second District, John G. Carson; f;
third. J. Herman Wilds: nfth, James
V. Carson; sixth, George H. Brown
tenth, d. Frank Salevan.
The following bridge tenders were
named: James Parker for Leipsic; VII
liam Hurd Little Greek; Robert Bostic
for Lebanon and James 5. Reed, Bark
er's Landing.
w. b. Stewart, II. C. Taylor and Eu-
gene Raughley were reelected Jail
commissioners. The commissioners
submitted q report to tho court in
which it was stated that the habit Of
tramps TO stay at the iail at
the expense Of the county had been
bfoken up.
Because Of the failure in crops last
year at the County farm, and the in
creased cost OF clo'hing and living ex-
penses for the inmates, an appeal was
made no the Court by the Trustees Of
the Poor for aid from the County until
the crops OF the present year come on.I
On motion OF Commissioner Waldman,
the President Of the Court was author
lied to APPOINT committee to inquire
into tho needs Of the Trustees and re
port at once TO the Court. The presi-
dent appointed Nessrs. Waldman. Hope
and Slaughter The committee offer
meeting with tho Trustees returned TO
the Court and made their report rec
that the Trustees be al
lowed $500 per month or so much OF
that sum as might be necessary to
run the institution. The re-
port Of the committee was accepted by
the Court.
Commissioner Wahman. addressed
the Court relative to the C0ursey and
lNllen min dams which were washed
out last year during a storm, A large
delegation appeared before the Court |
IN the interest OF. these two dams, |
lsking relief from tho county, |
In the repair OF dhe roads where the |
lams had been washed out. After a /
'ull discussion Of the matter. Attorney |
" w Harrington was instructed 20 |
OOk kint0 the legality of the matter 4
md report at the next meeting Of The
court.