The leader., 1905-08-09
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.

Pearl River Lumber Co., lum.
Der ordered by Mr.. Jones, So. u;
Ia. g. Seavey e Sons, supplies for
county farm, $l02. 6S; John Nc
Grath e Sons, supplies for court
house and county farm, $4.75;
Grafton Drug Co., drugs by Will
son, Miller and Jones for county
farm, $5.65; Martin Drug Co.,
drugs, etc., for county farm,
SO. 90; IN. B. Allen, work ordered
by Mr.. Jones 300; @. B. Perkins,
merchandise as per account rem
|dered, So. 40; G. b. Perkins, hard
ware, ETC., ordered by Jones and
Miller, $50. 40; Moreton- Went
worth Co., merchandise ordered
by Stanley Byrd, deputy sheriff,
1926; Moreton- Wentworth Co..,
merchandise and groceries for
county farm for month of July,
$44.67; Leader, blanks, ETC., for
Chancery Clerks Office, $11.25;
same for sheriff's Office, $500;
Postal cards for county superin-
tendent's Office, $1.50; +. III.
Hoffman, cost in cases sent to
county farm, $45.95; Chas. Har-
dy, policeman, cost in case sent to
county farm, $2.75; Chas. String
er. same, $500; K. G. Apple
white, sheriff, costs in cases work
ed out on county farm, $s3 so; r.
g. Applewhite, sheriff, turn key
and conveying prisoners TO coun-
=ty farm, $500; Z. i. Girault,
8 days as deputy to Circuit Court,
$500; R. g. Applewhite, sup
port of prisoners, $36.30; r. G.
AppleWhite, care of court house
for May, June and July, $500;
R. G. Applewhite, conveying CAL
lie Stewart, a lunatlc, to State
asylum, at jackson, $500; B..
w. O'Neal, cost in case Of Lewis
Brown, worked out on county
farm, $500; G. Il. Vernon, same,
$1.95; Midland Chemical Co., 10
gallons anti-germine, $25.85; j..
B. Daughtry, j. F., cost IN cases
of Arthur Knight and Hollis
Dukes, worked out on farm,
$6.15; j. D. Blue, constable,
same, $500; B. E. Brister Mer-
camille Co., May 81, 1905, one
child's coffin, $500; w. A. Me-
David, lumber for bridge, $5.19;
S. Lewenthal & Son, supplies for
county farm, $93.93; W. S. Gra-
ham, supplies for county farm,
$3.50; j. G. Miller, 5 pairs Of
horse shoes, nails, etc., for county
farm, $5.35; j. Fl. S. Miller, 5
days inspecting timber on school
lands Go be paid out of school
fund), $1,000; Albert Evans, to.
cash paid for 1899 feet cuivert
lumber, $17.40; Albert Evans.
nails for same, go cents; G. G.
Greer, for taxes erroneonsly paid
for year 1904, So. As; D. w. Sis
trunk, 25 gallons of molasses at
40 cents per gallon, for county
farm, $1,000; Village of Nor6eld,
fines in cases of Village of Nor
field, $4,000. Duncan B. Magee,
% days services as guard for
county farm, $1,000; John E..
Moak, erroneous poll tax, $500;
John McGrath & Sons, supplies
for county farm, $34.66; r. G..
Applewhite, summoning Drs.
johnson and FrizelI il case Of Iu-
natic, Sarelda Lotion, $500; Ed
gar Green, county superintendent,
salary and postage for month of
July, SO. "A.
In the matter of the petition of
A. M. Summers and others for
new public road from ST Gar
ner's place to Topisaw church.
This cause coming on Co be
heard, on the petition Of a. M.
Summers and others, for a public
road leading from 81 Gamers to
Topisaw church. and the same
having been considered, it is the
opinion of the Board, that the
prayer Of the petitioners should
not be granted.
II is ordered that the Board do
now adjourn until tomorrow
morning at 8 o'clock.
o. p. JONES, Pres.