The leader., 1903-02-11

bonds Nos. 2 to 20 inclusive shall
be annually due in 19 consecutive
payments thereafter; and the re-
manning 20 bonds shall be due and
payable definitely on the End day
of February, 1923.
1t is further ordered by the
board of supervisors of Lincoln
county, that said board shall levy
annually special tax to be used
in paying the interest on such
bonds and in providing sinking
fund for their redemption. All
of said bonds are issued in ac-
cordance with sections 81 and.312,
chapter II, of the Annotated Code
of Mississippi of 1892, and the
laws amendatory thereof in chap
ter 125 of the laws of the State of
1900, approved Feb. 16, and the
orders of this board adopted on
the 9th day of January, 1908.
The foregoing order having been
first reduced to writing was read
by the clerk in open court, section
by section, and a vote taken on its
final passage, which resulted in
its unanimous adoption. For
cause it is ordered that the fore
going order and every part there
of be in full force after its passage.
An order for the sale of 500, 900
of Jail bonds of Lincoln county.
The sealed bids, filed with the
board for the purchase of 500, 900
of the bonds of Lincoln county in
response to published notice in
The Leader, a public newspaper,
were opened in open board and
tabulated as follows: S. A. Keen,
Chicago-$20,010, at 5 per cent.
Commercial Bank, Brookhaven
-$21 900 at per cent.
F. L. Fuller & Co., Chicago
$40, 625, at per cent.
New First National Bank, of
Columbus, Ohio-$2O,O05, at 5
per cent.
Seasongood & Mayer, Cincin-
natl, O.-$20, 767. 20 at 5 per cent.
N. W. Harris & Co., Chicago
$50, 427, at ~ per cent.
Chas. H. Coffin, Chicago-$20,-
401, at 5 per cent.
John Nuveen & Co., Chicago
$40, 400, at 5 per cent.
Towbridge & Niver Co., Chic
ago-$20, 175, at 5 per cent.
F. B. Fulton & Co., Chicago
$4,000 at Az per cent.
Each and all of said bidders
agreed to pay the accrued interest
from day of issuance up to and in
Guiding date of delivery and to
furnish Autograph bonds without
expense to the county. All
bids were duly considered, as
we'll as the proposition of F. B.
Fulton & Co., to take the bonds at
AZ per cent, with the accrued in
terest; and, it further appearing
to the satisfaction of the board
that the bid of N. W. Harris &
Co., agreeing to take all of said
bonds at ~ per cent. interest
per annum and pay for the entire
issue of $40, 900, the sum and price
of $40, 427, with the accrued inter
est and to furnish Autograph
bonds, the same was and is by the
board accepted as the highest and
best bid and the said N. W. Har-
ris & Co., of Chicago, ILL.,, declar-
ed the purchasers of the said issue
of $4,000 of the bonds of Lincoln
county, known as the Lincoln
county Jail bonds. at and for the
sum of 500, 427, with the accrued
interest thereon. Hon. D. L.
Easterling, county treasurer, in
and for Lincoln county, is directed
to deliver to the said N. W. Har-
ris & Co. of Chicago, at said city,
the said issue of $4,000 of the Jail
bonds of Lincoln county, when
Autographed and prepared; and
receive and receipt for the said
sum of 500, 427 with accrued inter-
est, as bid by them and accepted
by this board.
Contract for the building of the
new two-story brick Jail for Lin
coin county.
The sealed bids filed with the
board, in pursuance of an order
passed on the minutes of the said
board, and the published notice in
The Leader for the building of a
new two-story brick Jail for Lin
coin county on said lands in the
city of Brookhaven, according to
plans and specifications now on file
as follows:
H. K. Handy, Jackson, Miss,
SIS, $50.
J. F. Barns Co., $17,65O.
Pauly Jail Co., $17,S65.
And it appearing to the satisfac-
ton of this board that the Pauly
Jail Co. was the lowest and best
bidder for said work, they are
hereby awarded the contract to
build the new two-story brick Jail
for Lincoln county, according to
plans and specifications now on
file at and for the the sum and
price of SIT, 1865, which sum shall
be paid in cash when the Jail is
completed according to plans and
specifications and the same is APP
proved and accepted by the Board
Of Supervisors or by committe
appointed by the board for that
purpose, should they determine
and decree so to do. 1t is further
that the certified check
deposited by II. K. Hardy, of.
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