Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1903-12-17
The Board Of Supervisors.
DEcENpER 80.

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All members and officers present,
court was opened according to law,
after which the following proceedings
We're had, to-wit:
ALLOWANCES.
@ Crowell, for services as Baiiiff
IN Feat 4.---...--........ ..-.....- So. 90
F McAuley, J-P In felony cases. 1.65
E S GanegIey, for services as BaihH
in cases whore Site failed 25 90
" Denton, for services as Bailif
In cases where State failed. 25 90
Sam Wells, tIildiag bridge near
BuHgioes .-----.--...- -. - .-- 81. 45
T L Harris, Tor services. As Up in
cases where State failed ~. IS 90
T D RagIano, manning prisoners rs 20
3 Y Wick, maint'ing paupers 7100
J Roach, for services as Bailiff
in cases where State rallied .. 90
e p Anderson, for services az Bailiff
in cases where State failed % 90
/ Clarence Pegaes, 3 mile boards TIC
oxford Eagle, for blank deeds. 1900
Oxford Eagle, publishing pro-
ce@ dings ---..-.-.--.--..--.--. ...-.-.--. 80
Oxford D, G. Go, mdse, paupers 11.35
Davidson & Wardlaw. stationery
for Cha Gerry Clerk - 400
| g G Caliicoatt, repairing bridge 300
l G Crowell, conveying Dan Sweeney
/ to Jail $3.50 ----- --.-.-.-......--. soc
G II Evans, grading at Buffers
Hll -.------.--- ..--......... 49,. Il. 90
Lewis & Mckee, nails, etc ...-. IS. p
G = Slough, copying records for the
Supreme Court in the cases of jim
Howard and Chunk Lee. 31.70
! Oxford Hwd Co, pad locks - SOC
/ Marshal, Bruce & Co for blanks for
Chancefy Court Clerk - 1856
] r HaTkins, srndry account Tor con-
veying prisoners ..-..--- 31.6o
] D Fuller, services as J-P in felony
cases.-.,... ..,......-. $50. -,.,-. -. AIS
/ Oren Brown, up services in felony
cases for 1898, 1885, $2.05 of this
being for previous year.
J ] Smith, lumber for bridge 49,. so
j ID Hughes, poll tax refunded 2.09
A T TAYLOR, conveying Sam Murphy
to jail -, ............-. g.. Q
J NJ Iatum. services as J-P in eases
where the State failed .....-.. 25.01
] J. Leach, for work on levee -. 1000
J Naldrip, services as Bailiff 26 0C
DR. B F Under, for medical attention
to prisoners ... ...- zoe
The Commissions OF Election were
SIS 60 each for s, ryices in the OVEN
Der election.
The officers and clerks were allowed
s1.00 each for holding the November
election.
L Stephens, repairing bridge. 3 o(
II G Brown, tnaint'ing pauper-- 100
: Goodwin & Brown, merchandise
for pappers ....-. ............... .....-.. OF
a S w Smith and { L Watts were al
lowed 81 90 each as road commissi IN
ers.
: R J Taylor, ballot boxes .......... 5 q
Drs. Wallace and Lock, making APP
plication for unatic, account dis
missed.
" c Neill. nidse for jail..........,... 8,8;
DR. I Chandler, medical attention II
, Lex fancy, mdse for Jail . 43!
\ Il Kendel, drugs for prisoners 6,8i
Elmer Iar<er, I'LL for lumber at tht
Oliver Crossing ,-.......-,.,-. --,....,.2s0 o.
r S Adams. for services as ex-oflicit
] ? fer 1903 III felony cases 81
B ? Gray, Stamped lopes.. 10 s
B ? Gray, allowance Ledger 12 G(
G Z Caid, repairiar bridge ....... 10 OF
w B Gilmer erroneous assessment 3:
} Il HarlIin8, Gx-otfieio services fol
the Board for 1913, and serving
road commissions w -............. so CT
Ordered mat the following parties
BE allowed the amounts opposite theil
respective names FIR services in the
inquest OF Alex Wiley, deceased: