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®*e€t|nff the Board of Supervisors of Rappahannock County held at the Courthouse of said county on Wednesday. December 5, 1951. . „ Pre8ent: A. C. Latham, chairman; J. P. Cook, W. C. Campbell, Frank Brown, H. B. Wood, and A. H. Buckner.
Supervisor Campbell moved that the Board of Supervisors recommend that the Commissioner of Revenue for Rappahannock county receive a salary of $2600.00 for the year 1952, and in addition that the Board recommend that said Commissioner of Revenue be furnished an assistant at $200.00 per month for 6 months, plus mileage at 5 cents per mile to visit property owners of Rappahannock county and asseis tangible perlonal property an2 jl° “fusible personal property; that motion was duly seconded by Supervisor Henry B. Wood. *
. £ recorded vote being taken on this motion, the result stood as follows: r,™°5L Y* S' Sam,?be11* Henry B- Wood, J. P. Cook, Frank Brown, and A. H. Buckner.
AGAINST: A. C. Latham.
Whereupon said motion was carried and adopted.
A copy:—Teste: Ruth Stevens, Dep. Clerk.
Mrs. Massie, Commissioner of Revenue, agreed with the aciA,i,°ari
of Supervisors at the above meeting. Then, on P??-1/’ *be Board of Supervisors received the following letter from Mrs. Massie: 15
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