The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-12


creek bridge to corner Of w. Fl. Wal
ter's place-40, J. E. Albritton, from
Lacy fork to intersection Jackson and
Westville road, near VIM. Patty IS
al, John Pearce from Alexander s
store to Dan Webb place, J. j
Berry, from Phelps place to Simpson
county line-43, Knox McNair, from
McAfee place to Cato and Jackson
road-44, J. J. Bowman, from beat
line atPalmer place to Raleigh road
46, Tom Foote, from Jackson road to
Raleigh road IL, J. @. Means, from
Jackson road to Union church road
4S, J. d. Purvis, from Jackson branch
to T. M. Folks place-49, JIM. Muir
ray, from George Harris place to in
tersection Raleigh and Brandon road,
near Gates place-50, J.P Franklin,
from Brandon and Raleigh road at
Antioch to intersection the Brandon
and Union road-51, H. A. Jones,
from Union road to Boone's bridge
road-52, J. E. Gill, from Simpson
county line to J. E. Gill's place
35, Octave Graham, from G. B.
Murray's to Clark SO 1-2, Andrew
Stapleton, from fork road at Ruston
place to Patrick's gin--52, M. E.
Chapman, from 16 mile board to
county line-55, Robt. Echols, from
III. P. Cox's store to intersection Of
Brandon and Westville, near Sol Har
per's place-55 1-2, Joe Chapman,
from Is mile board to Sylvarena
church.
Ordered that the petition of W. D.
Ragla and others for new public
road be granted and T. D. May and
J. S. Alexander appointed commits
sioners to mark and lay out said road,
as prayed for, and report at next NEE
ting of board.
The appointment of W. G. Anderson
as deputy assessor of Rankin county,
made by Assessor Atkins, was ap-
proved.
Ordered that all the land in Sec
tion 80, township 4, range 5, in
cluded in the partial stock law dis
trict, granted at a former meeting
on petition of H. @. Patrick and
others, be excluded from said dis
trict.
Ordered that the southeast quarter
of southeast quarter, section 7, town
ship 5, range 5, belonging to Pleas
Pace, be attached to the Spann par
tial stock law district, effective
four months from date.
Ordered that the petition for new
public road, as prayed for by G. W.
Sebren and others, be granted as pray
ed for, and E. 9. White and G. W.
Sebren appointed commissioners to
mark and lay out said road and re-
port at next. meeting of board
Ordered by the board that the ap-
plication of trustees township 6, range
4, to pay WI. Barrow 1922 for repairs
to Barrow school house, be granted
and paid out of funds of said ktown
ship.
Ordered that the application of
trustees township 4, range 4, for So. 80
for lumber and nails tor repairs to
Trinity school house, lbe granted and
paid out of funds of said township.
Ordered that @. r. Cook, superin-
tendent of education, be excused from
being at his office ..on Saturday. th.
Of March.
Ordered that the following allow
ances be made, to-wit:
State board of health vaccine pts-$12 O8
Sheriff, cash paid gallon of ink lao
0. J. Mcintyre, one half dozen
shovels and 300 feet causeway 7.50
Chancery clerk, postage blanks
for justices peace------ $50
W. T. Rehse, mile boards 800
Same repairs to bridge 1900
Fl. Singletary, lumber for road lao
J. FL. Rogers, g shovels---- 2.25
6. R. Cook, salary eand post 51.2o
w. M. Parker, 81 # causeway 81
j. d. Comfort, 50 feet causeway 50
J. S. Roberts, 1876 feet causeway 1875
Sheriff and deputies, circuit 1872. 20
Jurors fees 845. 10
State witnesses fees------ 258 80
Circuit clerk, services circuit 161. IL
R. L. Peyton, stenographer so. 90
DR.. T. T. Robinson, 81 vaccinations 10. SO
Gayden and Co., supplies poor Ii 10. 81
Stevens and Merritt, lumber and
repairs to bridge Is. 90
E. A. Comfort, wages as laborer 10. so
L. A. Comfort, wages mgr---- %. so
Henry Homes, building bridge 1900
j. S. Boyd, 210 # causeway-- 40
@. B. Horn, repairs to BRIDGE $50
James Penn, 225 IT lumber 20. %
T. E. Worley, poll tax ref 100
H. johnson, repairs bridge 100
W. ). Wilmington, repairs