The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1921-06-24
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
NET IN MONTHLY SESSION
Usual Appropriations Are Made
TO Meet County's Obligations
Al june Term, 1921

bers; J. b. Lewis, sheriff; J. T
Morgan, clerk.
Reports of sheriff, chancer,
clerk and circuit clerk; also O
treasurer, health officer, super
intendent of education, etc, fol
month of May were approved.
The salary of county healtt
officer was fixed at $1,000 pei
year.
The sum of $3,67I.26 wa:
transferred from Third districr
road fund TO Third district good
roads bond fund, the same having
been enormously credited &c
Third district road fund from
common county fund at the May
meeting.
Fifth District Good Roads
Bonds, in the sum of $4,000,
which had been heretofore au-
thorized and ordered sold, were,
after due consideration of all
bids received, awarded the Bank
of Amory and Security Bank of
Amory. jointly, at par and ac-
crued interest, upon the approval
of issue by John G. Thompson,
bond attorney, l20 Broadway,
New York City, and that the
clerk proceed at once to make,
prepare and certify a transcript
of the record for the approval of
said bond attorney.
Petition by Farm Bureau, ask
ing appropriation of $3.50 for
salary of farm demonstration
agent for one Aear. was con-
tinued until July meeting.
The clerk was directed to ad-
versise for proposals to furnish
two cars of coal for the county.
The clerk was directed to ad-
yertise for proposals for furnish
ing lumber and reflooring iron
bridge oyer Tombigbee river. on
Columbus and Aberdeen road.
The clerk was directed TO ad-
vertise for proposals TO furnish
Third district in new Fordson
tractor.
Reports of county repositories
for May were approved.
Fourth district good roads
bonds numbered 400, 461, 462.
463 and 464, and All, 472, 473,
474 and AIS, for $500 each, own
ed by the First National Bank
and Monroe Banking and Trust
Co.. who were willing to sur
render the same, effecting con-
siderable amount of interest to
county, were properly and legal
ly cancelled and retired.
Supervisors BrunSon and Rob-
erts reported favorably on peti-
ton of H. ]. Palmer eft al, for
change in Smithyille and Pike
vile road, and the same was es-
tablished.
Supervisors Lowe and Roberts
reported favorably on petition of
J.. |. Riggan aEd others for
change in Harris I'D Brasfield
road, First district, and same was
granted.
Supervisors Thompson and
Roberts reported favorably on
petition of NJ. L. Burnett and
others for change in Gattman'
road. Second district. and the
same was granted.
Supervisors Thompson and
Lowe reported fayorably on Pc
tition of 7. w. Haney and others
for change in Cotton Gin and
Okolona road, Fifth district, and
the same was granted.
Supervisors Lowe and Roberts
favorably on petition
of Monroe Carter and others for
a new road in First district, and
the same was granted.
Supervisors Thompson and
Harmon reported favorable on
petition of w. A. Stuart and 9TH
ers for new road in Third dis
trict and the same was estab-
Iished.
Supervisors Thompson and
Roberts reported favorably on
petition of Mrs. ]. H. Scruggs
and others for a new road in
Fourth district, and il was grant
ed.
Following claims were allow
ed:
COMMON COUNTY FUND.