The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-01-11

AhuAtNNt - ~ Ellin. lOWUSnlp 10,
range II, West: j. G. Freeman, j.
L. Smith, L. P. Honnoll. Township
16, range II, West: C. f. Belts, S. l..
Darnell, A. NJ Lawrence. Township
16, range 16, West j. C. Smith, A.
B. Duncan. Township 16, range Is,
West w. d. Stephenson, C. b. Stin-
son, j. S. Robinson. Township 16,
range 10, West: w. b. Vaughn, S. A.
Vaughn, Earnest Vaughn.
Ordered that the contract for pub
fishing of proceedings for the Board
Of Supervisors for the year 1922 be
awarded to the Columbus Dispatch
for the sum of $35 per month.
Ordered that the First State Bank
be appointed County Depository for
the funds of the County Treasury for
the year 1922 on the basis of pay
ment of 21a per cent daily balance
interest and the bond as security is
fixed at $4,000 until February l,
1922.
Ordered that the inventory of the
personal property on the County
Farm be approved.
A petition from the qualified cleo
tors of the Mount Vernon road dis
trict was filed with the Board asking
for the adjustment of the road COM
missioner, but upon advice of the At |
torney the Board found that they
had to retain them.
Ordered that the resignation of A I
M. Lofts as road commissioner of .
the Mount Vernon road district be ac-
copied.
Ordered that c. O. Shackleford,
qualified elector of Mount Vernon
road district be appointed road COM
missioner of said district
John R. Williams, County Agent,
filed his regular monthly report and
the same is ordered approved.
c. L. Wood, County Engineer, and
commissioner, filed is regular monthly
report and the same is ordered APP
proved.
Ordered that J. B. Williams, sup
erintendent of the County Farm be
authorized to sell bales of cotton
Jim Brazealle, Manager of the
County Farm, filed his regular
report.
T. H. Henry filed his regular
report.
E. A. Stanley, Superintendent of
Education, filed his regular monthly
report and the same ordered ap-
proved.
Application of J. L. Pratt for
lean of $4,000 out of the township
school funds filed with the Board and
of Supervisors, Williams
and Bell, appointed to investigate
securities.
Ordered that the bond of w. A.
Nick'ea and Son in the sum of 1925
FOR construction of bridges in Artesia
DC approved.
Ordered that the clerk be author
zed to pay road bond interest due
February l, 1922.
The following lands having been
purchased by the State of Mississippi
on the use of the Mississippi State
College for Women, be it ordered
hat the following individuals be re-
ieved of said assessments: Mrs 0.
? Vaughn, part of the S. E. quarter
# square 20, south of Main street,
assessed at 81 800, Langston and Har-
ison, part of S. f. quarter of square
9, South of Main street, assessed
It $500; w. I. Lawrence, north
art of the S. f. quarter of square
9, South of Main street, assessed at
5000; w. T. Lawrence, South part
f lots 7 and 8, square %, assessed
t $500; w. N. Pickett, N. E. quarter
nd part of S. f. quarter of square
9, South of Main street, assessed at
8, 800.
Ordered that the following salaries
e fixed until April l. 1922: Bridge
eeper, $35; Janitor at Court House.
20; County Engineer, 500; County
Commissioner, $25 each, per month.
nd the following salaries be fixed
II the year 1922: Manager County
arm, $65; Guard at the County
arm, $50; Attorney for the Board
Supervisors, $50 each, per month.
Ordered that the following be
ected for the year of 1929: Bridge
eeper, p. f. Caldwell, Janitor, w. NJ.
harp; County Engineer, and Com
issioner, c. l.. Wood; Manager of
ounty Farm, John Perkins; Attorney
r the Board Of Supervisors, c. L.