Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-04-10
CLAIMS ALLOWED,


CA Barber, examining Newell HutSon
A c Seav"y, stationery for SherfI. % cts
5months rent of Office. 5000: total. 80 %
\ 4 Russell conveying prisoner Brown
Dcd@inS to county Jail, II niles. 10
II Il Phillips coroner, holding inquest on
body of Thomas Moore. ...........: 800
Thos ii Lewis, W Hoskns. J o BoadWee
l Fcrsythe, + W East, T Mulliken, ju-
OrS inquest, 3 days. 50 each; total 80. Is 90
Il w McNair, sheriff at said inquest 80. %
& s Mcmillan, j F., acting coroner at i'll
quest on body of SilaS Gray ............. ) 90
II " McNair, sheriff at said inquest. 90
lack T IIoskns, Chas McNair, Geo c
McClendOn, j VI HoSkinS, c w Will
lOughby, c Crawford, jurors of said
inquest, sl;o0 each; total. 49,. G 90
a Mel .anrin, acting coronerat inquest
on body of Eli Weston. ................ ) 90
4 5 Hart, constable at said inquest ...... 90
I j Gill, Ed MOak j 4 MOak, Smith
Leggett, Jim Sands, Carter Nelson,
jurors Of said inquest. S1.m each; total 90
DR. A + Thompson, services at inquest. ) %
Lincoln County Times, publishing super
intcndent'S notice ...................... ) Is
/ " Keenan,. keeping prisoners. ....... 50 90
i ID NettleS, building bridge at LardS
mill per contract .....,.....,....... o. 80
II w McNair, sheriff conveying prisoner
IL Decell, from Brookhaven to Mag
NJ Cassidy, quit for jail 50
Lucich > months rent of Sheritfs and
circuit clerks offices Observation-Disclosures. IL 90
L b Mckee, mile board ................ 80
DR. L Cowart keeping paupcrs .......... 13S 50
ChaS MCNair, circuit clerk, mileage for
delivering records of state vs. I J De
eel to clerk of Pike county at Mag
T ii Perkins. m'dsc for court house. .... , 60
RW McNar. loads of wood and T. bar
rels of coal, Sl6.oo; moving office fur
niture and hauling coal 5000; total -. II 90
Lee May, shelving for chancery clerks
office .......................... II %
Il W McNair. sImmonng physician and
removing Newell Hutson to lunatic
IL.
Felix May, clerk i'll same ease ............ > 60
Members and officers were allowed
their per diem and mileage.
The report of county superintent
WAS received and approved and salary
for March allowed, $40
The report of county treasurer |. G..
Smith was received and approved. The
amounts on hand in the various funds
are as follows
County fund Observation-Disclosures. > 1896 81
school NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. go So
Teachers Institute fund ........... 81
Interest fund r., See, l6, T s. X s, east 15l -
Court House fund Observation-Disclosures. 7,G2 80
Total ....................... 1858 10
In accordance with a special act of
the legislature approved Feb. 0. 1894, it
was ordered that S}l6.10 be transferred
from the general county fund to the
school fund.
An order was adopted giving the
Stonewall Guards the right to erect an
armory in court house square and to
use same for drill ground.
An omission in the record of March
proceedings was corrected and the
award for building court house to A.
E. Moreton was confirmed, the Board
adjudging him to be the lowest respon-
slble bidder.
Bids were asked for building bridge
across Amite River near Adams church.
The claim of VIM. Stanton for S105
for partial services as architect on
court house was disallowed
1t was ordered that the Masonic Hall
be rented for the sum of $500 for
holding the May term of the circuit
court.
The petition of G. r. Gage and 9th
ers for a new road was granted.
Clarence Morgan was appointed over
seer of road No. 49, and w. j. Newell
The petition of Brantley Smith to be
released from the bond of r. w. Nc
Nair, tax collector, was received and
will be acted upon at the May meeting.