Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-05-11


the March sales.
In relation to Noxubee's lands in
H.ncock county a representative Of ] A
and s A Carr made a proposition 10
lease the same for Is yeals for sum
not agreed upon, and the same was
taken under advisement for later deci
sion.
ALLOWANCES:
j L Jones, timber 20 80
j l. Barton, stenographer... ....... l2O 90
Kirby, lumber ............... GG 80
Il o Kirby, lumber. OG
A Klaus, sundres for Jail ........... 10 IS
JB Finklea, conveying prisoner to
JAIL. Observation-Disclosures. 3 60
Il + Num- ~ Co, nails. ........... 200
l. Holberg, snndres fol roads and
convlctS...,..... ........... .... 10 so
G Barnard Il Co. sunds' for Cir
cult Clerk and sheriff .....,..,.. "a SO
Stokes-Eyan Co,window shades for
court house, paper case, sunds. for
roads and convirts ..... IL NJ
W d Clark, services at Chan. court SO 90
u I Dorroh, services at Chan. Court 80 90
sam Robinson, burying paupcr.... 90
Clake " Courts, record book ......, IA IL
p II Hunter. 90 hitchng posts. % 80
Ben Little, Giles ferry for April 49,. 10 90
TJ Hopkins, cotton mattress ....... 3 70
Il Cayett, rubber stamp for Chan,
Clerk .......,....,.,......., Ii
W Z Minor postage for months. 90
W Staggers, hauling furniture 4 90
Chairman, lumber. SO 90
W d CLARK, expense weeks circuit
court Observation-Disclosures. 63I 90
S NJ Thomas, salary and postage -. 81 0S
W + Ferris, sunds. for Co. officers. s GO
j W Knight, lumber. ............. 90
W ii Stewart, allowance for poor
mouse. .....,,..,... D.. ....... 90. 100 90
W II Jackson, building two bridges
and lumber. .................. 1903 95
j + Jones, paints, oils etc. -. go
ID G Ferris, blanks Tor Co. officers. IS
W j. Featherston, wood for Jail 3 go
Hal & Ike Ike, framing bridge ...... 3 800
T G Cockrell, lumber ............. 505
State VS. Mat Medlock ...... ........ IA So
State vs. John Brown ............. 20 70
State s Jim Jones Observation-Disclosures. l6 90
State VS. John Scott, ............ 90. 10 90
State'vs Bob Jones ............... 16 81
State VS. Hill Holbrooks ............. II 90
State VS. JEFF Roger ............ $50. 6 90
Lunacy Policy Strong ,......... ..... Is 10
LunaCy Frank Triplett ............ 16 so
W d Clark postage and washing 3 90
W d Clark conveying prisoner from
Amory to Macon Observation-Disclosures. 10 10
W d Clark, board of prisoners for
! ApTlI ...,..,.,. .,,....,.......,,. Al ~
II 0 Haltacre. frightening clock.
weight boxes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Z 7 Dorroh postage and express on
book .............. ............,. 75e
L II Dahtzier, salary and feeding
conyicts for April. ........ .,... II 10
J r Dugan's account for lumber was
continued.
Tuesday, My 7,
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
The resignation of j B Stewart, j l.
Dantzler. y A Rinehart road oyerseers
was accepted and W A Chatham for
II, Bob Clark for % and r Moore for
1872. were appointed in their places, }
Sparkman for No. 10.
Advertisement was ordered for sealed
bids to erect bridge across Owl Greek
on Bre yer road
ks Skinner and b Porter reported
that the road petitioned for by L d
Cavett ct al is for the best interests of
the pttlic, and recommended samest
be granted. 1t begins at four mile
post on Macon and Warsaw road, run
ming in a northerly directi III, inteI sect
ing the Macon and Memphis road near
New Hope church, W NJ Cavett to be
overseer,
The committee appointed to examine
Giles ferry boat eported that the one
now in use will do until fall, when
new one willtbe ordered
J W Deupree was ordered and EN-
powered by the board to have the NJ q
o, R.R. Co. issue duplicate stock IN
compliance with the decree of the chan
cery court and that he negotiate a sale
for said stock.
JB Porter and W NJ Dowdle were ap'
pointed to secure the numbers OF land
in Hancock county belonging to Noxu
bee county, and to go upon said LANDS
and inspect the same and inform them
selves AS to the value of the timber, and
do anything they may deem necessary
to the interest of the county. and make
a complete report to this board
The election commissioners were H.
structed to order an election In }. r.
Beat No. s, Summerville and Hashu
qua, for constable in place of L. h.
Cts resigned; and also in j. z. Beat NO
5 Fairview and Lynn Creek, for eIec
ton CT justice of the peace in place Oh
B Harper deceased.
Wednesday, May g.
w r Freeman and T S Bracey were
bonded by G Guy and W H Williams
and will pay their fine and costs at the
rate of six dollars per month,
IA Boswell will pay the fine OF Bill
Gillespie the first Monday of December