The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1920-06-18
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS JACK
SON COUNTY, JUNE TEARM, 1920

Report of sheriff relative to prison
ers received during May approved.
Report of sheriff relative, to prison
ers detained at convict camp received
and filed.
Report of Randall ferryman for
May received and approved.
Report of bridge commissioner fol-
May received and approved
Report of county agent home eco
nomics for May approved.
Report of Pascagoula ferryman for
May received and approved.
Report of superintendent of educa
tion for May received and approved.
Report of circuit clerk of amount
collections fees May approved.
: Report of chancery clerk of amount
collections fees May approved
Clerk directed to advertise contract
for supplies for road and convict
camps per schedule on file, same to be
let 1st Monday in July, 1920.
Department of home economics es-
tablished for year beginning July 1st
1920 and ending July 1st, 1921.
designations of Walter Armstrong
and Chas. Richter, road commissioners
District No. 4, accepted
Reports of inspectors of cattle dip
ping for month Of May received and
approved.
Report of w. j. Johnson relative to
lands belonging to Jackson county and
situated in Hancock county, received
filed and approved.
H. r. Jones of Hancock county ap-
pointed as agent for Jackson county
to look after lands belonging to Jack
son county and timber thereon.
Petition of Ben Bosarge ct al. for re-
pair of Pine Island road referred to
commissioner for report and estimate
of cost of repairs VIM. F. Martin
member District No. 3, authorized to
receive bids for repairing same.
Petition of Edwin B. Booth ct al. to
raise an additional 12 mill levy in Big
Point Separate School District for
school purposes continued
Application of S. Sparkling for au-
thority to pay overhead charges and
expense due to Highway Department
for use of automobile on highway pro-
ject No. n denied.
VIM. F. Martin and X. w. Burnham
appointed a committee to view East
Beach road and report thereon.
Petition of F. S. McInnis ct al for
special election in supervisors District
No 2 for constable.
School building known as ely
School, in District No. l sold to Ma
mon Anderson for $6O.O0
C. r. Mcleod ordered to settle for
wood cut on section 16, IT, 4, r. 5,
forthwith or suit be instituted.
Forfeiture against Alabama & Mis-
sissippi R. r. ordered to be made final
unless road crossing at Helena and
drain bitches be repaired at once.
Application of Francis O'Neill for
correction of assessment and refund
of tax referred to auditor public ac
counts for approval.
Ordered that petition of F. E. Lee
ct al for public road in District No 4
be granted, when road is completed
~ miles and turned over to county.
Applications of A. P. Macarthur, G..
A. Tcotle and Mrs. Lille A. Stephens
for refund of tax returned by auditor
of public accounts for additional evil
dence in support of their claim for
such refund.
Application of H. Conner for refund
of tax dismissed upon disapproval of
auditor of public accounts.
Application of George w. Worth for
extension of three months additional
time within which to drill test well
for oil and gas on section 16, T. 6, r. s.,
denied.
Sheriff directed and authorized to
have county Jail screened, first sub
mitting contract to competitive bid
ders.
Proposal of Supervisors District No.
5 to issue $4,000 road bonds, ordered
submitted to an election on July 3,
1920.
Special election for justice of peace
H.,
and constable in district No. ordered
to be held July 3, 1920.
Reports of road foreman of districts
IL, 2, 3, and ) received and ap-
proved.