Letter from Iverson Meadows to Mississippi Governor James L. Alcorn; January 10, 1871

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Letter from Iverson Meadows to Mississippi Governor James L. Alcorn; January 10, 1871

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People

Alcorn, J. L. (James Lusk), 1816-1894 Crossland, John A.Hewson, H. F.Meadows, Iverson

Events

Resignation

Organizations and Businesses

Mississippi. Executive Department Railroad Railroad--Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company

Occupations

Mayors Railroads--Employees Secretaries

Places

Burnsville (Miss.)Tishomingo County (Miss.)

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Burnsvill Miss. Jan 10^th} 1871

To His Excelency
J. L. Alcorn Gov
of the state of Mississippi

You will please accept my resignation as Mayor of Burnsvill Tishemingo County Miss, for reasons Herein stated it is imposible for Me to fill the office of mayor & serve the M, & C, R, R,^Co it is frequently the case that my services are needed while off on duty as a R. R. employee. Consequently I cannot serve the citizens of Burnsvill & the M & C R. R. Co at the same time you will confur a favour, never to be forgotten, By accepting my resignation

I allso take pleasure, in recomending D^r John A Crossland, as a competant person to fill the offices of mayor, as He is in favour of a rigid enforcement of the laws Both state & Corporation. you will pleas Consider the above & Much oblige

Yours Respectively

Iverson Meadows

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Resignation
of
Iverson Meadows
Mayor of Burnsville
Miss

~~To His~~

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PRECIS.
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No'.

Executive Office,
State of Mississippi,
County of Tishomingo

From Iverson. Meadows
Address Burnsville
Dated Jan. 10 1871
Received [gap]
Answered [gap]

Resigns the office of Mayor

~~Reported~~Entered

JAMES L. ALCORN,
Governor.

H. F. HEWSON,
Private Secretary.