The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-01-11
MINUTES OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
SANITARY MEETING 1872


Ordered that the clerk give motto,
by publication tina 1.-THE Board woul'
receive bids at its February meeting
p for the repair of 20 feet of the Tom
q bigbee River bridge
Ordered that the realty assessment
Of E. M. Younghance in the N. f
quarter of the S. w. quarter of Sec
ton 10, Township IS, Range 18, West
be reduced from 100000 to 81 10000
\ Ordered that the realty assessment
of w. o. Peck in the south part OF
/ lots l and 2 in square 7, north OF
Main street be reduced from $4,000
to $4,000.
Ordered that the realty assessment
of Cicero Wilson being the east part
of the east half of the north half of
the N. w. quarter of square 5,
Gresgsby and Hopkins survey, be re-
duced from 100000 to $4,000.
+ Ordere6that the realty assessment
Of F. M. Jacob in the south part of
the S. w. quarter, square 10, Moore's
survey, be reduced from $1,000 to
$500.
Ordered that the contract for the
purchase of assessment blanks be
awarded to the Columbus Dispatch
for the sum of $49.35 for $4,000.
Ordered that A. Leigh of district
No. be relieved of Communication road
tax on account of physical disability.
Ordered that Philip Green of the
Artesia road district be relieved of
Communication road tax account of be-
ing a minister of the Gospel
Ordered that r. f. Spurlock be re-
lieved of personal assessment of
mules $500, on account of double
assessment.
Ordered that the clerk advertise
for the purchase Of 1 car load Of cul-
vert.
Ordered that C. L. Wood, County
Engineer, beauthorized to purchase
lumber and build bridge on Mayhem
and Tibbee road in District No. 5.
Ordered that j. 3. Williams, sup
erintendent of the County Farm, be
authorized to sell old mules.
Ordered that J. B. Williams be APP
pointed superintendent of the County
Farm for the year 1922.
The Board, after having received
various bids for the purchase of A
mules, found that the bid of c. A.
Pilkinton, offering 2 mules for 1855
and John B. Tennison, offering 2
mules for $3.50 were the bids, and the
Board accordingly purchased.
Ordered that, Jimmie Hairston of
district No be refunded commuta-
ton road tax on account of double
Ordered that Tom Harris of district
No. 2 be refunded communication road
tax on account of being a minister of
Tie Gospel.
Ordered that Isom Allen Of dis
Lrict No be refunded communication
road tax on account of double pay
nent. E8i
; Ordered that the Dowdle school
building and grounds be sold to Harry
Wells at and for the sum of SIS.
Ordered that the school bell of the
Dowdle School be sold to Earnest
Vaughn for the sum of $40.
Ordered that the following qualified
electors be appointed Trustees of the
,arious township school funds;
Township II, range II West: J. E,
Swanzy, D. R. Rector, L. w. Vaughn.
Township 18, range II, West: B. F.
3arksdale, G. C. Franks, T. A. Hall. .
Township 10, range 16, East: Elisha
Askew, H. C. Pilkinton, ST., N. G, {
Fort. Township 10, range Is, West, {
nd Township 20, range 18, West: {
!. L. Davis, w. c. Boyd J. r. Locke.
township 10, range II, West: F. M.
'aughn, p NJ. Halbert, John Gold
ng. Township II, range IS, East: /
3. G. Bridgeforth, r. o. Hardy, j. T. k
Township II, range IS, 5
last, and Township II, range 10,
,ast: J. f. Cox, J. L. Pratt, P. c. II. I
ok. Township IS, range Is, East: f
i. f. Herring, j. NJ Salter, w. G. l
vans. Township 10, range II, East: +
+. F. Swoope, J. B. Cox, J. c. Prowell. o
ownship Is, range 16, East; 7. f.
w. L. Ellis, J. N. Rob c
It's. Township Is, range II, East: k
K. Swoope, Cary H. Cooke, M. S. S