Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-11-17

We're had, to-wit:
- ALLOWANCE.
walker & Green, lumber for
. or,uSe 40 70
a. M. Hall, building bridge a. 0o
3: Y. Wick, msint'ine panrers q, =" ~
H. Y. Wiley. poll tax erroneonslv
Yc.9 Q m
JOG llson, ~janitor's fees -. 10 M
hagiand, manning prisoners an N
Oxiord hardware Co mdse eo5
oxforo Dry Goods Co, supplies
Q Supt. Of Education - ia %
oxiord Dry Goods Co., mdse for
Sheriff's office. An,
=. l.; Furvis, lights for Oh - 400
WI wallace, coffin for George
nOckamore IN m
D. ". hameY, repairs on type
Wrlter.-- A 6o
DAVIDSON q Wardlaw, mdse for
county officers. q 7s
Avent: Hale & Co., mdse for the
Pfieoiiers. ----.- .---.---.- ~ 90
!; W. Enssel. work on bridge ...... 500
Chas. Coleman, building bridge q "a
-. A: Hill, building bride. -. 37.97
Tom Heard, repairs on bridg III. 3 90
J.. K. Miller, board for lunatic and
temporary relief---.-m.. 1000
4. q. Cole, sewer pipe for JAIL. $40
J. L. Leach, repairs on bridge. az. 80
J. b. WEIGH, conveying lunatic to
asyium - 1915
J. r. Shinault, rewriting CHI. so
Z Hightower, nails for bridge 17.S1
oxford Eagle, public printing. l8. s5
W A Stienbeck, mdse for paupers 800
Dr. A. A: Young, medical often
ton to paupers and county
health ofiicer---.....i3l. co
l: a. Pnrvis, repairs on jail-..- 3.25
WIS. Neill, mdse for prisoners. 2.25
Will Gilmer, temporary relief 400
A. M Hall, building bridge 27.64
The clerks, judges and officers OF
election were allowed 31.00 each for
their services.
The Election Commissioners and
clerk were allowed e21.00 each for
seven days work.
1t appearing to the Board upon the
report of H. L. Davis, q member of
this Board from Beat No. s., that But
Ter Ragland, an orphan, about IA
guardian, or having no estate, 1t is
therefore ordered By the Board that
the said orphan, Butler Ragland, be
and he 10 hereby bound unto J. w.
Slate until the said orphan is 81 years
Of age. The said orphan, Boiler Rag
land, expressing o preference to be
! bound unto the sai0 j. w. Slate and
the said J. w. Slate conforming to
Sections 1859 and $3.50 Of the code OF
1892.
1t ~appearing:to the Board upon the
report Of Nj. M. knight, member of
this Board from Beat No. /, that Mar
celia, Candeso and Maudc Thomas are
orphan girls about II, II and 10 years
! and children about u years go. &C.
cording to the proof before this Board
said orphans being withoutsany estate
It is therefore ordered by the Board
that the three orphan BIZ and they are
hereby bound unto Dan Kilgore under
Sections 1850 and $3.50, Code Of 1892
until they are IS years of age, all be-
ing females. Tho said orphans cx-
pressing q preference to be bound
unto the said Dan KiIgore.
Ordered by the Board that the per-
sonar assessment of Matthews Il Jones
be reduced 81, 2s0.
Ordered by the Board that the raise
in the personal assessment OF ]. w. I
Falkner be reduced 9 1900.
Ordered by the Board that the ]. w
Word lot being the North east frac-
ton of lot No. So, Section Fl, Town
ship 8, Range 8, West, be reduced S25
The report of Prof. T. M. Anders N,
County Superintendent of Education,
showing the amounts paid teachers
and examiners, q, 457. so. The report
was received and approved and the
said T, M. Anderson was allowed
363. 95 salary and postage.
Ordered thst the following officers
and jurors be allowed the sum opposite
their names in the Luke Sanders
iunacy case: