The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1905-12-06
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE REG.
uLAR DECEMBER TERM, 1905.
Plans Adopted and Bids Invited for an
Iron Bridge Across Fair River.
State of Mississippi,
Lincoln County.

State of Mississippi,
Lincoln County.
Be it remembered that at reg
ular meeting of the Board of Su-
peryisors, held at the Office Of the
Chancery Clerk of said county on
Monday, Dec. 4, 1905, there were
present the Hon. Z. P. Jones, of
District No. /; ]. G. Bryant, Dis
trict No. 2; G. M. Brister, Dis
trict No. 3; Edward Smith, Dis
trict No. 4; John Walker, District
No. 5; r. G. Applewhite, sheriff !,
and r. W. McNar, clerk. The fol-
lowing proceedings were had and
done, towit:
| 1t is ordered by the Board that
the plans and specifications filed
by E. P. Asbury & Sons for the
Fair River bridge be adopted,
and the clerk authorized to adver-
Itise for bids for the building Of
said bridge according to said
plans and specifications; said bids
TO be received on the first Mon
day in January, 1906.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.
W. Ed Smith, costs in case sent
to farm, $6.45; w. Z. Pepper,
same, $500; G. I. Montgomery,
balance due on quarantine service,
$14; Martin Drug Co., drugs Or
dered hg Mr.. Jones, SIPS: A. C.
Seavey 4 Sons, supplies for coun-
ty farm, $37.60; Sartin & Chan
dler, %, 800 shingles at 50 per NJ.
for county farm, $45; The Leader,
official ballots for special election,
50; Leader, stationery for Circuit
Clerks Office, $1S.75; 4. Daniel,
supplies for county farm, $50. 26;
F. II. Hoffman, costs in cases
where State failed, $25; R. w.
McNair, extra services for six
months ending Dec. l, 1906, 500;
R. c. AppleWhite, extra services
for six months ending Dec. /,
1905, S25; Pearl River Lumber
Co., lumber ordered by Mr..
Jones for Jail on farm, $36.s4;
Clark & Courts, supplies for
Chancery Clerks office, $40; Wal
ker, Evans, Cogswell Co., sup
plies for e. W. Maxwell, assessor,
$110.6S; A. Bailey, for repairing
bridge in Bogue Chitto swamps,
So; Max Priebatsch, incorporated,
three one-half molasses barrels,
$3.75; Estate of Mrs. M. A. Eas-
terhng, .one bull, $12 one heifar,
$T.25, total, 1925; W. L. Max
well, building culyerts and lumber
and nails for same, Sc; w. G.
Summers, cost in cases where
State failed, $25; I. J Gill, cost
in cases where s State failed, s25;
j., b. Daughtry, costs in cases
, wnere State failed, $25; &. t.
Douglass, costs in cases where
State failed, $25; W. P. Pepper,
cost in cases where State failed,
$25; S. H. Pepper, cost in cases
where State failed, $25; r. r.
Albritton. cost in cases where
State failed, $25; Bartlett Smith,
cost in cases where State failed,
$25; I'll. Smith, cost in cases
where State failed, $25; Ed.
Smith, cost in cases where State
fails, $25; j. Alex Moak, costs in
cases where State fails, $25; II.
e. Womack, cost in cases where
State fails, $25; Gus Williams,
cost in cases where State fails,
$25; }. d. Blue, cost in cases
where State fails, $25; Louis
Cohn & Bros, supplies for coun-
| ty farm, $37.17; John Smith,
Labor on bridge, $3.50; Hodges
Bros, meat ordered by Mr.. Jones
for meat ordered by Mr.. Jones
for county farm, $l.25; q. II.
Vernon, cost in cases where State
failed, $25; b. w. O'Neal, cost in
cases where State failed. $25; B.
T. Dixon, for cutting cuffs off OF
Noah johnson, 30 cents; @. II.
Vernon, cost in cases sent to State
farm, S.. 10; B. w. O'Neal, costs
lin cases sent to county farm, SO:
lL. o. Crosby & Welch, lumber
for eulyerts, $s6.83; Richard Net
tiles, repairing bridges, SIS; w.
M. Russell, surveying one day
18th section, township 5, range 5.
school land, So; j. G. Osborne,
cost in cases where State failed,
$25; G. H. Campbell, cost il
cases where State failed, $25.
! Ordered that the Board do now
ladjourn until tomorrw morning al
l9 o'clock.
q. p. JONES. Pres.
SECOND DAY