The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-12-24
Proceedings Board Supervisors
December Term. 1870.

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bers; J. B. Lewis. sheriff; J. T.
Morgan. clerk.
Reports of chancery clerk. circuit
clerk and sheriff. for October,
were approved.
Reports of health officer. superin-
tendent OF education. demonstra-
ton agent. tick inspector. prosecut-
ing attorney and county treasurer
were examined and approved.
The First National Bank. the
Monroe Banking and Trust Co., and
Commercial Bank and Trust Co.,.
were designated "a Repositories Of
funds collected by the sheriff. from
December 6. 1920. to January 6.
1921. at 2 IL per cent. on daily
balances.
The clerk was directed to give
notice by publication that ON jan
uary 6. 1920. county depository
will be designated for the term of
one year.
The clerk was directed to adver-
tise for contracts for furnishing lum-
ber, nails. etc.. for period of three
months.
The following letter was received
and ordered entered on the minutes:
United States Department of Ag-
riculture, Bureau of Animal In
dustry. Jackson, Mas, Novem-
Der 10. 1920.
To Mr.. Carl Sanders
Referring to your letter of Noy.
Is, you are advised that the records
of this office show that all of the
premises IN Monroe county have
been released from local quarantine,
and it is presumed that all the
ticks have been eradicated from the
county. J. A. BURGIN,
Inspector in Charge. ,"
Upon report and recommenda-
ton of good roads commissioners of
first district, the said commissions
ers were authorized to let contract
for buildinesthat part OF the Smith
vile and Pikeyille road. which has
heretofore been adopted.
Supervisors Harmon and Rob-
erts were appointed to examine
bridge across Burkitt. creek. recent
ly built, and report.
The sum of S225.OO was trans
ferred from road and bridge fund to
fifth district road fund.
1t was ordered that the third dis
trict good roads fund be abolished,
and that all its funds and credits
be transferred to the third district
road fund.
The sum of $923.78 was trans
ferred from first district road fund
to first district good roads main
tenance fund.
The sum of $3.356.5O be trans
ferred temporarily from sixteenth
section school fnnd to common
county fund.
The sum OF So, 1885, so was trans
ferred from common county fund to
third district good roads bond fund.
being part payment of amount ap-
propriated and allotted to third dis
trict's federal aid project.
Reports of county repositories
for month of November were exam
ined and approved.
Walter Darracott was appointed
county game warden for one year.
or until his successor is appointed
and qualities; and the time within
which quail may be hunted and
killed fixed at not earlier than No.
tvamber Is. and shall end on Feb
ruary /, following.
1t was ordered that the fine of
each convict who has worked on
the public roads. be reduced by
one-fourth, and that said convicts
be allowed the further sum of s5
per day for % days work. or S115
as further credit on their fines,
and when the terms OF imprison-
ment to which said convicts were
sentenced has expired and the bal
ance due by them ON the fines inn
posed by the court. after the above
allowance Of one-fourth thereof,
plus $115 has been credited there
on. and said balance and the court
costs have been paid by snch CON-
yicts. then such conyict shall be
| discharged.
Supervisors Thompson aud Har-
mon were appointed to view route