The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1904-06-16

} I f Doty, 3rd quarter of I'd
year rs road contractor OF
} Deat f,......................... poOV L
B r Hammett, Jr., lumber
for cnIverts and bridges, :. 80 2
Sample, Burwell Co, nails for
culvcr,s and bridges ....... 81
j l. Porter, repairs on Good
man pike, etc............... -. 30 o.
L Ii R Brown, lumber for
bridges and culverts ....... 3 0,
} H K Grace, lumber for brIde-
es and culverts. . 3 8
W l. Dyer, half-year salary as
attorney for 1904 .........l l25 OF
Henry Hodges, 2 cords wood,
etc, poorhouse .............. 3 OF
Lexington Improvement Co.
phone for Jail. ...,.,,,..,,,,.. 4 81
Fl W Walton, cutting ditch to
protect bridge. ............, 5 0(
H c Parkinson, building bdg. 48 OC
W W WiIburn, sheriff, feeding
prisoners. ........ .....,...., 81 sc
WWWilburn, stamps for office 7 2j
exp on land roll l 10
1" taking lunatic to
to asylum. ................... II So
Parham Williams, stamps for
+ his office ................. 2 s.
Advertiser Pub. Co., legal no.
tlces, stationery, ETC.. ........ 81 81
Miss Mittie Gerreil, deceased,
being indebted TO the school fund
for money borrowed, which was due,
and her executor, R. P. Johnson,
being desirous of paying off said loan,
1t is oedered, said r. P. Johnson be
allowed to pay off said loan and
j. Z. PickenS, county treasurer, is
authorized to receive it with interest
due to date of payment,
The clerk will advertise for bids
to build bridge across Cypress
Creek, known as Compiler bridge.
See advertisement.
J. c, Plckens, treasurer, presented
his report for May, showing balances
in funds as follows:
County, S3S14.46; school, $274l.-
II; bridge, sl37. OIL +; pension, $685.
"a; commuta,ion--beat /, SE77 SO;
beat 2, SlS9.S4; beat 3, $3.50; beat
4, S2l6 81; beat 5, Sl49 "a; adva-
loren, SS57.4S; Institute, S46. SO:
t IA, + 2 W, $1254 70; t15, ri W,
s2O64 7S; Is, r2 ", 1856. "a; t Is,
r 3 9, $4l.42; Is, + 4 e, $129.25;
t IL, + Sc, Sl60.36: IA, r l v,
S5. Is; II, + l e, $268, As; t l6, II
e, $194.06; lt Is, r2e, s28OS1:
t Is, r2 e, S316.61; 10, lie,
S34. .73; l6, r3 e, $26356; t IA,
+ 3 e, Sl59.37; Hancock fund, $685.
OF; 2 and 3 per cent fund $2O5.-I
total, $152l7.08.
!. Edwards having bid off the
bridge across Rules ditch at $1.234
cents per running foot, and said
J. Edwards bid had been accepted |
and had failed to file his bond for
its completion. 1t is ordered that if |
said Edwards fails to file said |
bond with the clerk of the board |
within one week from this date, that
the attorney is in 'trncted to bring
suit against said Edwards for DANA
ges for forfeiture of his contract.
The clerk will advertise for bids
10 builda bridge across Rules ditch.
See advertisement.
Accounts are allowed as follows
G A Brown, support tor May $5 90
L G Stephenson, M.B.S., 2
days and mileage. ........... s 20
r G Stephenson, days exam.
roads, etc. ................. II 90
D Weeks, 2 days on board
and mileage ................... 9 80
J S Rogers, 2 days on board
and mileage :. .......... 8 80
) S Rogers s days examin'g
roads, etc. IS 90
W L Smith, 8 days examin'g
roads, etc. ........... I8 90
W L Smith, 2 days on board
and mileage. ............ 8 20
i E Buck, 2 days on board
and mileage. :. ............... 9 90
4 E Buck, 6 days examining
bridges, etc. ................ IL 90
oarham Williams, clerk, 2 DIS.
on board. ............. 6 90
" w Wilburn, sheriff, 2 dys
on board. ............ 4 90
Board adjourned until the first
Monday in July, 1904.
H. E. Buck, Pres't.
Military Enr,mrment