The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-11-05

of section Is, township 4. range east
be transferred from A. G.. Mayors to
Mrs. N. L. Mayors, and that A. G.
Mayors be released from his assess
mant Of solvent credits fer 1908, the
board being sati sfed they were not
solvent credits.
Ordered that the application of trus-
tees township 5, range 4, for $14 80
for desks and benches for Mt. Carmel
school house be granted and paid out
of funds belonging to said township.
Ordered that the requirements of
trustees township 4, range 2, for SIG
to be paid to J. M. Taylor for desks
for Briar Hill school house, be grant
ed and paid out of funds of said town
ship.
Ordered that the clerk dvertise for
sealed bids for building a bridge
across Richland creek according to
specifications filed in chancery clerks s
office, up to noon on first Monday in
December.
Ordered that G. D. Franklin, mem
ber OF this board, be and is hereby
authorized to apprentice the following
minor children of Lewis McLaurin
and wife, deceased, to-wit: L. G..
Callie, Tom and Shelby McLauin; L.
G. McLaurin and Callie McLaurin to
jeff McLaurin, and Tom McLaurin
and Shelby McLaurin to Shady Nc
Laurin, upon their compliance with
the statutes made and provided in
such cases.
The Gay was principally occupied
IN adjusting back tax matters.
In the. matter Of the petition of J.
+. Pierce to declare Dry Greek voting
precinct a special justice of the peace
district; it is ordered that said voting
precinct in beat be and is hereby
declared special district for the cleo
tion of a justice of the peace or said
district
On petition of S. J. Bynum tile
west half of southeast quarter of Sec
tion 8, township 6, range 5, was order
ed to be attached to the partial stock
law district known as the J. A. Spann
stock law district, to take effect and
be in force four months from date.
Ordered that the following accounts
be allowed:
". S. Crook, cleaning court house
yard, So 80.
B. II. Mobiles, justice peace, costs
in case of Will Lowery, 81 so.
@. J. Walters, constable, costs in
same case, 81 80.
W. S. Crook, chancery court allow.
ance, $12.
G. W. White, chancery court allow
ance, SO.
j. 9. Bruce, rebjnding personal
roll, 1908, So.
J. W. Payne, 1906 feet lumber and
labor turnpike, $11 96.
H. M. Tucker, repairs to bridge,
SIS.
| J. H. Neely, repairs to bridge, sS
35
Bill Adams, poll tax refunded, So.
H.A. Busick, supplies Ed Maxey, So.
Brandon Mercantile Co. merchandise
for poor house, 81 40.
L. A. Comfort, wages as manager,
$22 SO.
DR.. 7. 7. Robinson, four vaccine
points and vaccinations, 81 10.
j. B. Lowthar, two days inspecting
bridges 81.
G. D. Franklin, two days inspect
ing bridges, $4.
Brandon News, stationery j. F.
Williams, $3
Brandon News, 1900 election tick
cts, $15.
Brandon News, envelopes for
sheriff, 81.
J. F. Baker, one day contracting
and receiving bridges, 50.
T. Williams, lumber and repairs,
81 rs.
". J. Mashburn, $40 feet causeway,
So 40.
S. R. Myers, supt., postage ac-
count, $3 40.
S. r. Myers, salary, $50.
@. H., Bethune, 752 feet lumber,
1926
DR.. A. G. McLaurin, salary health
officer to Nov. 1, 1908, $75.
G.. W. White, clerk, last one-half
statutory, 1908, $50.
| W. S. Crook, sheriff, same, $25.
A. G. Thornton, medicine county
prisoners, $B. so
| WIS.,. Coork, vinctualing prisoners,
October, 90c.
J. G. Wirtz, lumber for road, SIS.
W. FL. Berryhill, lumber and build
ing bridge. $50.
A. B. Stubbiefeld, two days con-