American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-01-17

sum of Sl2.aO Ter carrying three
pauperS to the poor house.
Julius Hoover and Austin Powell
" ere allowed the sum of S44.29 for
work done at the Bear Creek
bridge.
j. b. Whitehead was allowed the
sum Of IS 80, lis the keeper OF the
poor house of Madison county, Tor
the month of October.
j. b. Whitehead was allowed the
sum of tittyseven dollars as keeper
of the poor house OF Madison Coun-
ty, for the month of December.
\. G. Orrick was allowed the sum
of S23.34, for articles furnished for
use of roads and bridges.
Mrs. Erickson was allowed 80 90
for hauling done for Bear Creek
bridge.
The petition of W. F. Sherrard
and others, for change Of public
road, was rejected.
VIM. Clanton, NJ. D., was allowed
the sum of ?l35 for medical atten-
ton at poor house from July list,
1879 to january LIST, 1880.
j L. Priestley, Sheriff, was allow
ed the sum of five dollars for repairs
done on safe in his Office.
II. H. Weathersby was allowed
S54 - for lumber furnished,
The Canton Mail was allowed the
sum of 1928 for publishing the
proceedings of the Board of Super
vIsorS. for quarter ending October
81, 1879.
The Canton Mail was allowed
S12 80, for publishing proceedings
of the Board of Supervisors for
the quarter ending January 1st,
1880.
Junius Hoover was allowed the
sum of So % for timber used in re-
pairing bridges on Madlsonville and
Canton road.
g. ii. MatlOck was allowed $3.50
for timber furnished for repairs to
Matlock road.
II. & T. A. Ennis were allowed
S25 90 for books furnished Chancery
Clerks office.
j. 3. Whitehead was allowed
S10.5O. as keeper of the poor house,
The president of the board vas
instructed to advertise MOOre's
Bluff Ferry to he leased for term
commencing March 8, 1880 and end
ing January LIST, 1885, in the AMER
ICAN CITIZEN, II pubic newspaper
published in the City of Caution, for
three weeks. said ferry to he let by
him to the highest bidder before the
court house door, upon the lessee
entering into bond in the sum of
five hundred dollars, with sureties
10 be approved by this board.
II. Ii. Hoffman was allowed $52.-
Sc, for lumber furnished.
+. S. Jeffrey was allowed $1,000
for recording deeds for Madison
county
J. w. Melton was allowed $500
for building bridge and repairing
bridge.
The following amounts were al
lowed to persons serving as jurors
and State witnesses.
VIM. Henderson, l 90: j. r. KPar-
ney, Q 05; John B. Howell, 9 90.
Handy Washington, 4 so: A. G. Min
'Vi, o ~. L. D"iCu, co3 ~ ~
Powell. 60; N. Karpe, 6 90 Annie
Carter; 5 30; T G. Smith. 90; d.
J. Barnett. l 90; w. f Wilson. 2 so,
A. w. Stebbins, 2 10; N. G. Orrick;
O5; Calvin Nichols 2 20; Isaiah
Green So 30; Willis Otey, Z so: Mark
Joseph, 90; Waymond Pritchard,
80; NJ. S. Bacon, . so; WaymOnd
Pritchard, 60; o. A. Luckett, Jr.,
30
William Cappell was allowed
81 so for repairing gate to court
yard.
The quarterly report of J. M. An
drrson, County Treasurer, he exam
ined by Z. III. Green and Will II.
Bailey. and being found correct was
received.
The following named persons were
the next term of the Circuit CONT :
District No. 1: Robert Catlr,t,
Archie Jones, B.j.min Muse, S. Lr-
w. District, No, .: Moses Long,
james Hammock, L.. Nicholson, N.
H. Thompson. District No. ): Il.
b. L. Devices, Samuel McCie, Il. f.
Gaddis, VIM. johnson, C. District
No. 4; NJ. Allen. Felix Pryor, At
las Harvey, VIM. Johnson, C. Dis
nict No. ): VIM. Melville, j. Nj.
Grafton: A. II. Cotton, King Lew
is. C.
f. S. Jeffrey was allowed $50 fol-
services as County Auditor.
The penalty Of the official bonds
OF e. A. GIlmer, Thomas Robinson
and Harrison Green, as cOnstables
of Madison county, was reduced
frum one thousand dollars to five
hundred dollars.
Caldwell & Womack were allows
ed sc. so for hauling pauper to poor
| house.
The accounts and mileage of the
! members of the Board of Supervi-
sOrS were allowed,
f. S Jeffrey was allowed $500
for one days services as Clerk OF
the Board of Supervisors.
The Board adjourned until meet.
ing i'll course.
j II. POWELL, Pres.
| WILL ii. BAILEY, Clerk.