The Columbus commercial., 1903-06-09

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agent. w. c. Hazen and An
f.thony Frierson, asking that the
following lands be included in
the stock law district, to-wit
Wa sec. q, T II, r 10 West:
South part, sec. 26, T IT, r 10
w est, and n w 4 sec. SO. Tl7.
r 19 West, and it appearing 10
the board that said lands aaloin
the stock law territory now in
force, it is ordered that the sroek
law be declared in force on
above described lands on and
after four months from this date.
G. II. Jordan, member of the
board from District No. 8. re-
ported to the board Lucille GRAY,
colored, pocr orphan child in
his district with no one to care
for her and likely to become a
charge on the county recon-
mending that she be bound and
apprenticed to T. A. Perkins un-
til she reaches the age of 10
years. 1t is therefore ordered
that the said Lucille Gray be and
is hereby bound and apprenticed
to the said T. A. Perkins until
June 1st, 1913.
Ordered that w. L. Miller be
appointed oyerseer of road IL in
district 4, in place of ]. B. Cook.
Ordered that T. j. Smith be ap-
pointed overseer of road SO in
district 1, in place of A. j. Fuqua.
The trustees of the township
school fund of township 10. range
II, east, recommended that the
salary of the teacher of the
Plymouth school be fixed at S2OI
per month.
Ordered that the following be
paid
FROM COUNTY FUND,
L. B. Franklin, per diem and
commissioner .................S 10 90
S. w. Caldwell, per diem, COM
missioner and mileage. .. 13 80
R. P. Hairston. per diem. COM
missioner and mileage, -..-.., IL col
G. H. Jordan, per diem, commits
sioner and mileage e................. 13 0Ol
c. w. Evans, J. P. costs, cases 90
j. d. Shelton, constable costs, 3
cases...--.,...,....,-.,...,.,..,......., 10 so
c. w. Evens, J. P. costs case = 30
J. NJ. BraZea1le, constable costs,
/ case. 2 rs
j. T. Gunter, mayors costs, va
rious cases es.,..,,.,........... ...... 10 %
B. A. Lincoln, marshal's costs,
various cases ......................-.. 80 OO
John Swanzy, Phil Krecker, w.
r. McManus, Hogan Duncan,
J. t. Champneys, Jim Brent,
jurors, case of B. Easterwood,
ST each . ........... 00l
Sam Bradford, Lindsey Coleman,
Dollar Billups, Tom Bradford,
Chas. Curlee, Gsent Wilker-
son, witnesses in case of Sam
Bradford, ST 90 each - co
Charley Wilson, Grant Davis.
Rufus Johnson, witnesses IN
case of F. Campbell, ST each 3 90
James Spencer, Lindsay Cole
man, Joe Taylor, Aleck McGee,
Jesse Taylor, Mark Lavender,
witnesses in case of Charles
Smith, 81 each ................-- 90
Mrs. M. B. Fothergill, Miss Liz
zie Roper, Rose Johnson, wit
nesses in case of Mary Black,
ST. 3 OO
Alfred Billups, Frank Swan. Geo.
Nelson, witnesses in case of
Chas. Johnson, 81 each.-,........-.- 3 00l
Jas. Henderson, witness in case
of Chas. Stinson ........-....-....-...... l 10
Tom Dugard, witness in case of
Robert May .........-...........-. 0Ol
Ray Locke, witness in case of
Tom Henderson. 1 O0I
Bill Beard, ferryman, Waverly. 10 90
Peter Hudson, ferryman, Nash
vile .....-....-......... ....--.-..-..- III w
Robert Walker, hack hire, pris-
Oner .-Y-...--.---- I'd
w. d. Reeves, expense catching
prisoaer ............................. 80
B. F.. Symons, lumber. 81
G. D. McKeller, repairing bridge 25
Isaac Rye, material for Butta-
hatchie bridge----.-...-..-.---.--...-..-- 5O w
L. d. Booth, repairs on Butta-
hatchie bridge so 90 |
J. ID. Davis, repairs on bridge on
Kelly road ad---....-...-.-----..-..---..-. 10 90 |
Bell Lumber Co., lumber. 81
r. E. Cheatham, lumber-.-........ 5 so
s. F. Potts. nails for roads. A As