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If uk is, ivie.OFFICIAL MINUTES OF THE COUNTY! John Thlt;COMMISSIONERS.iNDbless-overseer receipt \ tween nc Districts Banister had a dc Follow!1Honorabt We. yolt; report or Stockade, fine shapt ed and pi We cor ent for tl and recor kets forI] Thomasville. Thomas County. Ga.| Dec. 10. 1918.11 Meeting county commissioners opened I# 11 at 11:30 Chairman Prjngle. presiding, ally 11 members presentII Minutes November meeting read and 11 adopted. Also, minutes call meeting of 11 Dec. 4th, read and adopted. Col. Hansell J | Merrill offered petition as follows:| GEORGIA, Thomas County:To the Honorable Board of County Commissioner of said County.The petition of Mrs. Janet It. C. Hoyt respectfully represents:(1). That she Is the owner of the eas tern part of lot No. (45) of the plat of. the 8. Alex Smith estate, as shown by e nere | the plat of record In Boox Z, page 222 of the Deed Records of Baid county, and Presi-1 that in said plat there was laid out a lane between said lot No. 45 and the • done I ProPerty known as Glen Arven. extending from the Montlcello Road southerly to what was marked on said plat as Augusta Avenue.(2). That said lane between lot No. 45|at $1,000 and Glen Arven was laid out to connect | $500. eaohident's | With said Augusta Avenue and with an- | ed electee other lane extending on southerly tolc. M. R said Glen Arven property to the Boulevard. That the Florida Central Railroad was built In the land alongside Glen Arven from Augusta Avenue to the Boulevard so that It was entirely closed for ble eo | ordinary use, and. since the abandon-| ment of said railroad It Is. on account of! district. J ' I the grading dono for the railroad, entire-1 W. M. Rlt; fncera, I \y impracticable for use as a lane or rave. I puHHage way. and It is not so used by any rough | one; Augusta Avenue along its eastern end has likewise been abandoned.(3). Petitioner shows that said lane between her lot No. 45 and Glen Arven Is entirely Impassable for vehicles byBtUCK | reason of the boggy swamp In a good portion of It and the dense undergrowth 1 anil I throughout most of its length; that af-vay Iter 11 was opened It was used for a very | little while and lias not been used at allman-natorsAfter a Road Con for 1919. tlon fixed On motl asvllle ar•8ie.toRedie.J. D. Co. Cone. Me Meigs dlst I. S. Hard loch. Ochl El label IeationsUpon a elected Rc at a salar ty Attorne Ho Bagget reported i thinks It All cattl because oi sen propof to 4 and 1 per monthmisedas a passageway for many years, but that I $25.00 perwente.It has been used frequently by Inconsiderate people for disposing of the carcas ses of dead animals and It has thereby become a nuisance.(4). Petitioner shows therefore thatto be I *anc* 8erves no Rood purpose and Is really a detriment to both of the adjoln-e thewho; thees.diersIng properties, and she. therefore, prays that the usual citation be Issued and published for one month, and that If their I no cause *° contrary be shown that an order be passed discontinuing said lane from the Montlcello road southerly to the rear of said lot No. 45, and that petitioner have leave to close the s*me.JANET. R. C. HOYT. Petitioner. By Merrill Grantham, Attorneys.Upon considering the foregoing petition of Mrs. Janet R. C. Hoyt, to close the lane between lot No. 45 of the S. Alex Smith estate, and Glen Arven from the Montlcello Road, south: It *s orderedthat the usual citation issue, and be published as required by law. citing all persons Interested to show cause on the second Tuesday. In January. 191*. at the lrlst, j regular meeting of this. body, why said petition should not he granted; that the and I owners of the adjoining property, Glen Arven. be served with copy of this petition and order at least ten days before the second Tuesday In January 1919. The resolution was adopted, and the road referred to the. road committee for Investigation and report.to1.ittle.iOn motl the purpoi Road Su lights on t danger sip Reports ception of Hshed.All apprlt;Report of1onandeverandandldedtiled?om-foot-gO.V.aretealsObjections being filed against granting Otto Carter road the two factions retired and submitted an agreement as follows:We the undersigned, hereby agree to the following: J. M. Pilcher. Is to set his fence hack at once, give a private way through a certain tract of cleared land, running by an Oak tree. In line with a certain pine tree, that the fence .is now fastened to. He agrees to let ning|that stay open, until the sawmill Is removed, and a public road is built. It being understood that the Commissioners are to build the public road as contemplated by them after the saw, mill is removed, sAid private way as granted by J. M. Pilcher not to be subject to prescriptive rights under the law, and to remain open only until the certain events as stated above shall occur. This agreement Is founded upon the mutual promises of the undersigned parties, and relate to a certain road and private way, said road to run through lot 114 and the i'ed- I private way through lot 115 in the 17th all I district of Thomas county. Georgia. This December 10, 1918.J. M. PILCHER.C. S. ALLIGOOD,J. W. NELMS.Objections were therefore withdrawn. The Citation having been legally published said road was granted no soon as the County could put It In condition, and J. N. Carter. J. M. Pilcher, and J. W. Nelms, appointed and committee to stake out said granted road.Citation having been legally published for the road from County Line to Hall road, no objections filed said petition was granted so soon as the County Is able to put It In condition and E. A. Moreland. A. J. Chastain and W. T. Ives I Smith appointed a committee to lay and stake out same.theSun-i HvereFri-g aton.at-tur-)enlandThe Hon.ThomasGentleme for the moi elled 669 m In the offli farmers wi rious line, letters, and 'to the fart been to the ed me for spected 5 to have ch hogs again: one home organize scReporTo Hon. Blt; Beg to rc do very we Following and used at 1115 bunchc 100 bushels TOTAL .SPECIAlHon. Count Thomas Gentlemen:1 have tl' my report f Thomasville November.New case 10; calls oi written In r cldentally dentally hell ed: Unity, lt;Hill: trip tc Ing AsslstarBenevolen Seals for T. A friend, $ clothing, $8. Total: $69.1rFunds spc spent for clc Cross Seal n clothing country $5; Repairing t fare 13.20; S tra work It county $2. Balance $8.1 Clothing, Cross. The 1
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Thomasville Daily Times Enterprise
Thomasville, Georgia, US
Fri, Dec 13, 1918
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