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IMincis ox vne county were presmt at the meeting end many exrreased opinions. W. H. Massie, r., asked that the Commissioner •I Revenue he paid a certain tated salary and he given the irivilege of running; the office as he thought best. Charles Wood
ment with this viewpoint.'*'^ ,, l C. E. Johnson, Jr., thought it better to have a man to assess, since it had proven disastrous to ■epend upon the eitisens to subnit a satisfactory statement to the Commissioner, as provided by law. Many agreed with Mr. Johnson’s
It was—pointed out that the ulicy of employing an assessor id proved satisfactory in another >unty and should be successful i this county. Five claims were paid for sheep illed by dogs. It was pointed it, in paying these claims, that t three of the five claims, the leep had not been assessed, asf le owners had not given the rent on them to the Commissioner f Revenue. Mrs. Massie statedi lat she would see that they were
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