The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1922-09-16
PROCEEDINGS Of THE
BOARD SUPERVISORS
in HANCOCK COUNTY
Concluded from Last Week.

Concluded from Last Week.
Whereas, at the June melting of
this Board an order was passed to
loan money to James r. Harriet, and
this order was an error, as the loan
was desired by both James R. Har-
riel a L. V. Harriet, husband and
wife and in order to get the matter
straight, the former order is now
withdrawn;
Be it therefore ordered, that the
application of J. R. Harriet and L. V.
Harriet for a loan of $4,000 on the
following described property: SW12
of NV Il of Section Is, Township 5
s., Range IA W., less therefrom six
acres sold to Walter r. Harriet, and
which deed is of record among the
Registry of Deeds for Hancock Coun-
ty, in Book C-5, p. 62.
NEA of SW14 of Section 4, Town
ship S., Range IA W., in aforesaid
Cou ty and State, supposed to be-
long to L. V. Harriet and James r.
Harriet, consisting of "a acres, be
received and the following committee
be appointed committee to inspect
the said land and appralse same and
report to the Board, the committee
being W. E. Thigpen and j. P. Moran.
To the Board of Supervisors, Bay st.
Louis, Miss.
Gentlemen:
We your committee appointed to
examine and inspect the following
lands: SW4 of NWA of Section IS,
Township S, Range IA W., less
therefrom six acres sold to Walter
R. Harriet and which deed is of rec
ord among the Registry of Deeds for
Hancock County, in Book C-5, p. 62.
NEA of SW 13 of Section 4, Town
ship S., Range IA w, in aforesaid
County and State, supposed to be-
long to L. V. Harriet and James R.
Harriet, consisting of "a acres, and
to appraise said land, wish to make
this our report:
We have examined the said land,
that is, have inspected same careful
ly and appraised same, and in our
opinion we believe said land is worth
100000.
Having now made this our report,
we pray to be discharged.
Respectfully submitted,
Yours truly,
J. P. MORAN.
w. E, THIGPEN.
The report of the committee ap-
pointed to inspect and appraise the
property of James r. Harrel and L.
V. Harriet, described as follows:
SWA of NWA of Section Is, Town
ship S., Range IA w, less there
from six acres sold to Walter R. Har-
riel. and which deed is of record
among the Registry of Deeds for
Hancock County, in Book C-5, p. 62.
NE4 of SW a of Section 4, Town
ship 5 s., Range IA w, in aforesaid
County and State, supposed to be-
long to L. V. Harriet and James R.
Harriet, consisting of IA acres, hav
ing inspected said land and making
their report showing that said land
was worth 100000, which was more
than double the value of the pro-
posed loan or amount requested to
be loaned to them, and the Board be-
ing of the opinion that this would be
a good loan with sufficient security,
be it therefore ordered by the Board
that loan be made to the said James
R. Harriet and L. V. Harriet, husband
and wife, for $4,000 for one year,
at per cent interest, but said loan
is rot to be made until an abstract
shall have been furnished, said alb
stract to be furnished at borrowers
cost and the proper certificate attach
ed to said abstract by E. ]. Gex, the
attorney of this Board; that the said
attorney, setting forth that in his
opinion the said proposed borrowers
have a perfect title to said land and
that the said Trust Deed in favor of
the County will be the first lien there
on.
Said loan to be made out of the
following township funds: Township
5 S.. Range IA.
The said James R. Harriet and L.
V. Harriet having complied with the
order of the Board requesting that
they furnish an abstract certified by
E. J. Gex, attorney for this Board,
that the same is clear of incum-
brances, and that said title is perfect
in the said Harriels, and having ten
dered to this Board their note Sc
cured for one year, 7. D., in favor of
the County, for $4,000, and the
Board having examined same and
finding all things have been done
that should have been, it is ordered
by the Board that the warrant of the
County drawn on the Township funds
Of Township S., Range IA, be drawn
and made payable to said James r.
Harriet and L. V. Harriet, his wife.
That the Clerk of this Board is di-
rected to have recorded at the ex-
pense of the said Harriet the said T.
D. and to deliver the said note, I. D.,
etc, as required by law, to the prop
er officer as required by law. H. 5.
Weston voting nay.
Ordered by the Board that the
Board adjourn until Friday morning,
September 8, 1922, at 9 o'clock.
H. S. WESTON, President.
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER
9, 1922.
Board met pursuant to adjourn