The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-01-22
THE SUPERVISORS
IN JANUARY SESSION
Official Proceedings Of Meeting of cOun-
ty sclons as Taken from Minute
Book

Continued from Wednesday Issue.)
In Matter of Applications of Loans
of H. Cassidy and r. Lee Moak-This
matter having come on to be heard be-
fore this Board on application of H
Cassidy for loan of $500 and r. Lee
Moak for loan of 100000 and John Wal
ker and ]. L. Woodall having been ap-
pointed a committee of this Board to
inspect and appraise the property of
each and they having reported favor
able of the said loans, upon condition
that above applicants file insurance po-
licies covering the entire amount of
loans on the houses on said property.
it is therefore ordered by this Board
that said loans be granted and that the
Clerk of this Board is authorized to
complete said loans upon the above con-
dition and upon the applicants adhering
to the laws governing County Loans.
Done this Jan. Sth. 1921.
Matter of Loan of Perry Smith for
800 .OO.-Whereas. Perry Smith having
petitioned this Board for a loan and r.
P. Mullin and ]. Q. Brister having been
appointed a committee of this Board to
inspect and appraise the property and
loan, it is ordered BY this Board that
loan of $4,000 be granted to Perry
Smith out of any available fund when
he has complied with the law govern
ing County Loans.
This Jan. Sth, 1921.
Dist. 3 Road Report
Hon. Board of Supervisors:-
Gentlemen:--I herewith beg leave to
report, that all Of the roads in my
District had been gone over by the Con-
tractor and were in good passable con-
dftion until the heavy rains, which did
considerable damage to the roads and
destroyed number of bridges. All Of
the bridges have been repaired and re-
placed and the roads are in passable
condition.
Respectfully,
J. Q. Brister,
NJ. B. s. Dist. 8,
Dist. Road Report
Hon. Board of Supervisors,
Gentlemen:-1 beg leave to make my
report on the roads of Dist /, as fol-
lows:- Ali of the dirt roads in my dis
trict are in fairly good condition. Ali
of the bridges that were washed away
ed.
H. NJ. Busby, NJ. B. S., Dist. 1.
Dist. Road Report
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors.
Gentlemen:-I have inspected and
gone over the dirt roads in Dist. and
all of them had been gone over and put
in good passable condition but the re-
cent heavy rains have damaged the
roads and washed away quite a number
of bridges. Not all of the bridges have
been put back as yet but expect to have
them back soon. The roads are now in
fairly good condition.
Respectfully submitted,
J. L. woodall, NJ. B. S. Dist. 4.
Dist 2 Road Report
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors,
Gentlemen:-All of the dirt roads in
Dist. No. are in fairly good condition.
Some places have been washed out by
recent heavy rains. All of the bridges
have been replaced that were washed
away and are all in good passable con-
dition with the possible exception of
one bridge.
Very respectfully.
RIP. Mullins, M. B. S. Dist. 2.
Dist 5 Road Report
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors.
Gentlemen:-I submit this my report
on roads and bridges in my district. All
roads of the first and second class are
in good passable condition with the ex-
ception of about three second class
roads that I failed to get graded in the
Spring on account Of the money giving
out but I have started to grading my
roads again and expect to continue gra-
ding until grade all the roads in my
district. find that the bridges in my
district are in need of repairs on ac-
count of not having the money on hand
we could not have this work done on
account Of not having money to buy
lumber with and to hire labor. I could
not do the work that should have been
done on them but as soon as money is
available I expect to repair all bridges
and culverts in my District I have
graded about 80 or 35 miles of road
since I started to grading this time.
Respectfully,
John Walker, M B. S. Dist s.
Notice to Painters and Plumbers
Notice is hereby given. and it is or
dered by this Board that bids be re-
ceived at the next regular meeting of
this Board for painting the Court House
Roof, and also bids will be received for
New Toilets for the Court House. Plans
and\specifcations for both of these JOBS
on file with the Clerk of this Board. at
the Court House All bids must be filed
by IL o'clock noon on Wednesday, Feb.
9th, 1921.
(To be continued.)
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