Gully v. Adams County

The state tax collector filed this suit against Adams county for thirty-six thousand three hundred eighty-nine dollars and eighty cents, claiming that the city of Natchez was entitled to this sum from the county, being one-half of certain moneys expended by the board of supervisors for road purposes in the city and county for the years 1927-1930; claiming said sums under the provisions of chapter 232, Laws of 1920, as amended by chapter 129, Laws of 1928. It was alleged in the bill that the city of Natchez worked its streets at the expense of the municipal treasury, and was entitled to…