The leader., 1905-10-04
should not be granted, and there
fore the prayer Of the petitioners
lis hereby denied.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.

fore the prayer Of the petitioners
is hereby denied.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.
Ivy, Pennington & Guess, lum-
bel and nails for culyert, $3.50;
B. E. Brister Saw Mill Co., lum.
Der for bridge, 1856; John
4 McGrath & Sons, supplies for
county farm, $2l.28; Walker,
Evans, Cogswell Co., Justice
docket and express, $16.35; Felix
/ May, excess of taxes on NV or oil
Sc or, sold in 1904, $14.02; Pearl
River Lumber Co., lumber for
county farm ordered by Mr..
Jones, $3.40; Martin Drug Co.,
medicine for county farm, 81; B.
IL. Hobbs, stationery for sheriff's
office, So; B. I. Hobbs, stationery
for Circuit Clerk, 50; B. T.
Hobbs, printing for county super
Iintendent's Office, $27; B. I.
Hobbs, stationery for assessors
Office, $4. 10; B. L. Hobbs, station
Eery for Chancery Clerk and JUS
tices of the Peace, $45.25; L. d.
BoadWee, we'll bucket and re-
pairing 2 well buckets, $1.75;
/ Max Priebatsch, supplies for city
Iof Brookhaven, $12.25; cost work
led out in case sent to county farm,
I$7.45; r. G. Applewhite, sheriff,
support of prisoners for Septem-
Der, $3.50; R. G. AppIewhite,
conveying prisoners to county
farm, $50; R. 9. Applewhite, care
Iof court house for August and
September, $40; j. g. Osborn, j.
P, cost worked out in case sent
to county farm, $40; E. H. Her
ring, laying out public road from
Heuck's Retreat to WessOn road,
.l$2; j. M. Crawford, same service,
I$2; A. G. Arlington & Sons, lum-
ber for bridge, $21.S2; Willie
Knapp, lumber and nails for
bridge, $27.9S; B. E. Brister Saw
Mill Co., lumber for bridge,
1898; Clint Brister, repairing
bridge, So; OneIy Collins, nurs-
ing and taking care Of Jim Adams,
I$10; I. j. Gill, cost worked out
in case sent to farm, 1855; Geo.
| Fl. Vernon, cost worked out in
i Jim Griffin case, $3.50; B. w.
lO'Neal, same, $7.75; T. M. Chill
lden, Geo. Coleman, Abedney
Smith, Will Smith, Tom Smith,
Fred Chisholm, $1.O0 each in same
case, So; Geo. Bowsky, supplies
for county farm, $1.15.
In the matter of correction of an
order entered at the September
term, 1905, on page Z of minute
book No. 3, affecting the credit
! of K. G. Applewhite, tax -collec-
tor of Lincoln county for the
State and county taxes for the
fiscal year 1901.
1t appearing to the satisfaction
of the Board that at the Septem-
Der, 1905, meeting, certain order
was entered in minute book No.
8, page Z, which was headed, In
solvent and Delinquent Taxes, .
and that this order was erroneous,
in that the erroneous personal and
real assessments and insolvencies
were included in the amount
| thereof; it is therefore ordered,
that the said order be and it is
hereby rescinded, and the follow.
ing substituted therefor:
It appearing to the satisfaction
of the Board, after carefully scru-
tinizing the list of insolvent tax.
payers and assessments and com
pairing same with all records per-
tanning to tax collection, that said
list is in all things true and cor.
rect, and that all persons and as.
sessments therein mentioned are
not only delinquent but also insol.
vent.
1t is therefore ordered that he
be and is hereby credited by val.
uation, $54, 10000; State tax,
!. $327.60; county tax, $450.43, fol
insolyencies; and it further ap,
pearing to the satisfaction of the
Board, after carefully examining
the tax collectors lists of the er-
roneous real and personal assess.
ments and carefully comparing
same with all records of tax col
lecting, the same is in all things
true and correct, and that the as
sessed valuation therein stated are
erroneous assessments and are de.
llnquents; it is therefore ordered
that he be and he is hereby cred,
tied as follows: Erroneous realty
valuation, $7,105.00; erroneous
realty state tax, $42.63; erroneous
realty county tax, $58.62; erro
neous personally, $87, ,476.00; er.
roneous personality State tax.
$524. S6; erroneous personally
county tax, $721.68.
To the Honorable Board of Super
+ visors, Lincoln county, Miss.
At this meeting your health
officer desires to report upon the
sanitary and the quarantine condi-
Ition of the county.
! You are all familiar with Tbs
turmoil Of our great State since
the announcement of yellow fever
lin New Orleans. The people oi
j Mississippi were especially panic
lstricken, after the pestilence gain.
led entrance into our common
wealth. The Governor and State
Board Of Health have been on The
alert and have acted prOmptly and