The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-15
state or MISSISSIPPI,
T lincoln County


Matte Mason, witness in case
of Tim Williams, $1.00.
G. r. Brown, lumber as per bill
on file, $3.50
w. H. Penn, blacksmith work
for Lincoln county since Jan. l.,
1902, S25.25.
S. p Oliver, registering II pre-
cincts and transferring names to
book, $1,000.
w. Fl. Frizell, Jr., two visits to
county farm, $3.50.
Price Drug Co., l gross pens by
Mr.. Parsons for election, soc.
r. r. Applewhite, support of
prisoners for Sept, $92, stamps
and toilet paper; 2 keys for court
house, 1922.
w. S. Hoskins, repairing lock
on chancery clerks office, soc.
A. G. Arlington & Sons, lum-
Der as per bill on file, $6.SS.
John McGrath & Sons, mdse.
for court house, $4.25.
Geo. ID. Barnard & Co., tax re-
ceipts, back tax and cash books,
etc, $685..
R. R. Applewhite, attendance
on chancery court and 2 deputies
II days, $500.
Albert Blue, janitor for chan
Gerry court 6 days, $1,000.
G. H. G.. Smith, cutting down
bridge near H. T. Reeds place,
$40.
G. S. Lambright, holding in
quest over Daniel Robertson, S..
R. R. Applewhite, attendance
at inquest and summoning jury, So.
T. c. Crawford, John |. Mar
shall, d. B. Magee, E. S. Sandi-
fer, VIM. Turnbough, J. o. Boad-
wee, jurors in inquest, each 81;
total Sc.
R. D. Lanier's Office, costs of
three prisoners worked out on
farm, $3.50.
L. Cohn & Bros, mdse. for
poor house, $14.31.
Alex Hyman, erroneous land
sale, $3.50.
Jas. E. Adams, to 1854 #. lum-
Der for bridge at S12 per m,
| S14.20.
To the Honorable Board of Super
visors of Lincoln county, Miss. ::
You will pay to Miss Minnie
Wooley the sum of $12.19 for
teaching River Bluff school out of
the 10th Sec, t 5, s interest
fund.
Signed by township trustees.
J. Q. KYZAR.
B. HART.
The petition of G. S. Lam
bright, one of the sureties on the
bond of Albert Evans, road con-
tractor, having been filed and the
notice given to the said Albert
Evans as required by law, and the
said Albert Evans having given a
new bond with sufficient sure
ties, towit: T. w. Hilton, 7.
J. Leggett, j. B. Hardy, w. c..
Price, and the board having ap-
proved the said bond it is ordered
that G. S. Lambright be, and he
is hereby relieved in the prem
ises and he is discharged from
further liability on said bond from
this date.
d. L. Easterling, having this
day presented his quarterly re-
port, and the board having care
fully examined the same and be-
ing satisfied that it is in all things
correct, it is ordered that the said
report be filed and approved.
| Ordered that the board do now
ad journ until tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock.
w. F. Parsons, President.
SECOND DAY.
Tuesday morning, October 7,
1902, the board met pursuant to
adjournment; present same as
yesterday.
The Honorable Board of Super
visors:
Gentlemen:-I herewith file my
September report as read Com,
missioner for your consideration
and approval.
All Of the roads on the east side
of the railroad are in bad condi-
ton, and a great many complaints
have been made to members Of
this board as we'll as your com
missioner against Contractor
Smith. I have insisted upon Mr.
Smith putting the roads in gooc
passable condition, and which he
has agreed to do, but so far has
failed to do it. And / ask youl
honorable body for some instruc
tions, whereby may get the
. roads in good condition.
The roads on the west side o.
the railroad are in fairly gooc
, condition, although they are mo-
up to plans and specifications
And in some instances great kick:
: are being made against the roads
on this side as we'll as the east
} the greatest Of which is at shaw'
Greek, T miles fram town, /
! something Is not done here very
soon it will be utterly impossi
BILE for this road to be used at al
as there is no way to surround it
| have been and am now listing
: the hands and collecting the com
mutation money since my last re
port. | have had considerable
: trouble in getting transient hands
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