Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-12-08
Proceedings Beard supervisors

Board met pursuant to adjourn
mcnt.
Present Augustus, Boyce, Hun
ter, Thomas and Chalmes, also
and Sheriff.
B: G. Garner was appointed
.oycrscer Of the Macon and DekaIo
road.
The petition Of c. E, Allston
to erect Il bridge on the Macon y
StarkviIle road, four miles from
Macon was granted.
c. B. Rassel, J. 5, Jones, S, 5.
Huckaby, NJ. V. Friday, J. ?. Fan
cher, n. Mcleod, G. W. Mester-
field were appointed commission,
ers TO review and lay out q ROAD
from Mashulaville to the Macon &
Louisville new road, provided the
right of way is given, and make re,
port at January meeting OF sa'u
Board.
W. NJ. Conner was permitted to
erect a gate on the Macon and
Louisville, road on his own land,
The Tax Assessors bond IS tx
cd at $4,000.
The County Treasurer's bond Is
fixed at $4,000 ~ County TresSu'
rcr, and $4,000 as Treasurer OF
the School Fund.
The Tax Collectors bond Is TX
ed mt S29,650,
Tho contract to complete the
Noxubeo river on tho Macon and
Louisville road was awarded to l.
W. White, and he is to receive
500 in addition to tho amount al
lowed B. 5. Wade, the bridge to be
completed by the first OF January
1878.
ALLOWANCES.
Miss Sun, sos, Tor printing EIec-
ton Notice.
For holding an inquest on the
body Of an unknown man, II. b.
Haynie was allowed $40, J. h.,
Bledsoc 50, Dr. }. G. Campbell SlO,
Nj. McNocs S.. for coffin, and jury
men 81, each.
The Registrars were allowed STU,
each, and their (2) clerks $40, each;
Returning officers Sc inspectors
So; Clerhs S. Doputy ShorllEs 81,
Total $500.
j. B. Allgood $3.50 for trans,
portalion of prisoners to Clark
County.
ALLOWANCES FOR TIMBER.
J. T. Smith 81 A. Johnson 81;
W. J. CarpcntorSl5 W. &. Beatty
84,50. Miss Mary Eikolborgor u,
%.
f. s. Dismubos Il Co., S7l,9O for
Lumber.
Andrew McNiorris IS, for ma
king gates for Coar:-houso fence.
Num- Il Anderson S533,74 for
Sundrics furnished pcor,house.
J. W. Sudburrys$lSl,33, for sun
dries for county and Salary.
Tuesday December, 4, '77'
Board met pursuant to adjonrn-
ment, all present.
The bond of 7. A, Slaughter as
cotton-weighor at Shuqualak, was
approved &c.
Il. c. Patty, al his own request,
was excnqed from serving on the
Committee to receive tho contract
for painting the Courthouse roof,
and G. B. Amos was appointed.
ALLOWANCES.
Yarotslecy & Bro, $40, for sun
dries for Poor-houso.
J. Il. Greeor $3.50, for msdi'
zines for Poor house,
D.. W. Moorer $3.50 for lumber
for county.
J.W. Sudbery $67, for money
adyaced for ticNets for paupers.
White & Harper 500, Tor repair
bridge at AIlgood's Mills, also
Sl2, for hauling lumber.
d. T. Coustanstno Il Co., S5,75
for nails for county.
j. Lee Williams 81, for nails for
county.
Num- d Anderson 81, for locks
for county.
J. IL Greer g., for timber.
B S. Wade $3.50 for repairing
bridge.
W. W. Gaines Sll9,4O for lum.
Dor and nails for county.
J. NJ. Edwards S7,35 Tor sundries
for county,
r. X y. A. Ennis So, so for Fee
Book for Circuit Clork.
J. Holborg & Co., $3.50 for sun.
dries for county.
J. B. AIIgood $50, for Ex-ofHcio
services for 1871.
DR.. j. A. Campbell SIS, for med
icaI attention at Poor-housc.
The members Of the Board were
allowed their per diem, as follows :.
Augustus 5000 Boyce $6l,6O
W. W Gaines 500, 10 Il. NJ. Hun.
ter 5000
r, G. Patty Sc, for tive days ser.
vices.
Silver CUPS, lust the THING for n