The leader., 1905-09-09
up ID accordance with plans and
specifications.

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with plans and specifications ex-
cept the Pitts road, which is in
bad condition. There has been q
great deal Of work done on it,
but they have had a heavy rain
there and worked it all to pieces.
There is some narrow places on
a great many places of the road
in the county caused by bitches
getting too deep. A good many
culYerts are also in bad condition.
G. T. MONTGOMERY.
To the Honorable Board Of Su-
peryisors, Lincoln county:
We, the undersigned citizens
and land owners of Lincoln coun-
ty, respectfully petition your hon
orable body to grant us public
road from White line school to
Fair River school, said road to 60
by A. 81. Whites, Jesse Douglass
and "A. j. McDavid,s, the old Ivy
place, J.F.Ivy's, F. G. MaxwelI's,
Fair River church, Martin Den
hams, Sigued, A. H. White, w G.
Douglass, WI. Douglass,.J Ivy,
A. j. McDavid, HI. H. Summers,
j. b. Dickerson, E. r. Howell,
j. G. johnson, E T. Maxwell, P.
9. Mullen, j. G. Williams, G. W.
Maxwell, W. L. Maxwell, j. M.
Guess, ia. Fugler, 9. III. Moore,
W. A. Maxwell, Martin Denham,
D. Hutchinson, j. H. Scott, M.
L. Guess.
In the matter of the petition of
A. H. White and others for a
public road leading from Whites
school to Fair River school and
the same being considered by
the board, it is the opinion
of the board that the prayer of
the petitioners be granted on the
condition that said road shall be
opened up and worked according
to roads of the second class with
out expense to the county.
It is further ordered that Homer
Lee and Gus Sutton be appointed
commissioners to lay out said
road.
In the matter of the petition of
W. M. Smith and others for a pub
lie road leading from Heuck's
Retreat to the Brookhaven and
Beauregard road, near Mrs. Sarah
Haryeston's place. This cause
coming on to be heard on the pc
tition of w. M. Smith and 13
others for a public road commenc-
ing at Heuck's Retreat and inter
secting the Brookhaven and Beau
regard road at Mrs. Sarah Har-
veston's place near Pearlhaven,
and the same being considered
by the board; 1T is the opinion
of the Board that the prayers of
the petitioners be granted on the
condition that the road is to be
opened up and worked according
to plans and specifications of roads
of the second class without ex-
pense to the county. 1t is further
ordered that j. M. Crawford and
Elijah Herring be, and they are
hereby appointed commissioners
to lay out said road.
G. T. MONTGOMERY,
Road Commissioner.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.
VIII. FrizeIl, examining lunatic,
$500; DR.. j. I. Butler, examin-
ing lunatic, $500; Price Drug Co.,
drugs for county farm, etc.,
$1,000; Walker, Evans, Cogs-
well Co., tax receipts for sheriff's
Office, $3.50; Geo. Bowsky, sup
plies for county farm, $40.40;
Max PriebatscI, supplies for coun-
ty farm, $500; DR.. j. w. Ben
nett, to excess in sale of land, $23;
R. G. Applewhite, sheriff, support
of prisoners, $27; Same, cost in
cases, $26; Same, turnkey and con-
veyance to county farm, $32;
Same, expense conveying Bud
Hunsucker, escape from county
far, $4.50; Same, conveying luna
tic Newell Hudson to asylum at
jackson, $3.50; j. D. Blue, con-
stable, cost in case sent to farm,
$3.25; ]. B. Daughtry, j. F., cost
n case sent to farm, $9.45; j. d.
Blue, constable, cost 10 cases sent
to farm, SIS; L. Cohn & Bros,
supplies for county farm, sri. 10;
D. B. Magee, cost in case sent to
farm, 81; ). A. DecelI, same,
So; r. FL. Hoffman, j.. r., same,
$16.4 S. Lewenthal & Son. sup
plies for county farm, $3.25: Town
|of Bogue Chitto, Louis Brown,
worked out on county farm, $25;
Hugh Smith, taking trel from road
TO be charged to A. Evans, ST.;
| e. j. DecelI, repairing five
bridges on Wesson road, $6; Eph-
rain Jet, taking tree from road
to be charged to a.. Evans, ST.; G.
w. Peets, 1900 lbs. fertilizer,
$3.50; Z. d. Evans, repairs on
Iclock, quarter ending Aug. Is,
l19O5, $3.50; ViIIage Of Norfield,
fine il case of village of Nor6eld
VS.. Will Collins, $25; B. w. o.
Neal. cost 10 cases sent to farm,
$21.15; B. ". O'Neal, for cap
lture of Bud Hunsucker, escape,
l$5; H. j. Williams, bdIg. culverts
across Topisaw, S23.50; Geo. Z,
| Douglass, j P., cost in case ol
witnesses fever for State, $9.05;
H. .. Womack, constable, cost il
case, So 55; q. Nv. Mize, repairing
bridge on WessOn road. So: To ex.