The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-01-03

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No. /; j. e. Bryant, of Dist1ict
No. Q; G. M. Brister, District No.
/ 3; Edward Smith, District No. 4,
and John Walker, District No. 5;
R. G. Applewhite, sheriff, and R.
w. McNair, clerk. The follow.
ing proceedings we're had and
done, to-wit:
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.
DR.. j. P. Coon, fees in inquest
of Sim Stovall, S.; John MeGrath
& Sons, 1 keg nails, 4 hatchets, ]
hand saw for county farm, So. so;
Geo. Bowsky, merchandise for
county farm, $35; j. B. Daugh-
try, J. F., cost in cases sent to
farm, $3.50; j. d. Blue, same,
$13; NJ. D. Staffier, pumping out
sanitary closet, $3.50; East Union
Lumber & Manufacturing Co.,
lumber for county farm ordered
by Mr.. Jones, $17.35; B. A. vii.
liams, constable, conveying JEFF
Sauls and VIM. Davis to Jail, "a
miles, $3.50; z. Daniel, supplies
for county farm, S.; G. E. Graf
ton Drug Co., medicine for pris-
oners in Jail, 75c; W. II. Risher,
poll paid twice, 50; Chas. Brister,
labor 1 day on bridge, $1.25; r.
G. Applewhite, sheriff, self and
deputies service in Circuit Court
Nov. term, $109S.60; w. s.
Cruise, 4 weeks as stenographer
in Circuit Court, $3.50; S. Poll
yer, self 81 days attendance and
deputy Is days, and cases where
State fails, etc., $225.50; B. I.
Hobbs, stationery for circuit
clerk, 81; R. c. Applewhite, vic
tualing prisoners, $66.60; r. G.
AppIewhite, care of court house
for October, November and De-
cember, 1905, SIS; R. G. Apple
white, conveying Narcissus Lo-
gan, lunatic, from Brookhaven to
State Insane Hospital, $3.50; r.
G. Applewhite, turnkey and con-
veyance to county farm, $46; j.
c. Osborn, mayor, cost in case
Son Sartin worked out on farm,
So. 10; B. w. O'NeaI, same, Joe
johnson, $12.60; e. II. G. Camp
bell, same, sent to county farm,
$500; M. A. Parkman, damage to
cotton and wagon and for cotton
seed, $16.
To the Honorable Board of Super
visors, Lincoln County, Mis-
sissippi.
Gentlemen:-1 submit my re-
port as superintendent of the
county convict and poor farm for
the month of December, 1905. ]
have on hand 4 paupers and q
prisoners.
OF the first class, prisoners have
worked. out on their fines: Sam
Thompson, 81 days, $500; jim
Griffin, 81 days, $500; HamI
tSwanagan, 81 days, $500; Bill ia
cobs, 81 days, $500; John Jones,
81 days. $500; George Butler, 81
days, $63.20; Arthur Sutton, q
days, $500; Yves Byrd, 25 days,
SIS; Ed Williams, "a days, $3.50:
Joe johnson, 30 days, 81; Joe
Van, 13 days, $3.50; Brustei
Flowers, 9 days, $1.e0; Sam Bar.
den, 4 days, Soc; Ellis Sartin, q
Edays, $3.50; totals, 327 days,
$65. 40.
Second class hands on theil
fines: Squire Miller, 81 days.
So. 10; Mat Diggs, 81 days, So. 10
Lizzie Black, % days, $3.50
Ernest Sutton, (col.) 19 days
SIS 80; totals, 104 days, $10.40.
Cash received from prisoners
John Gaines, $40; Jas. Ioler
I$26.85.
Discharged: Ellis Sutton, BY
serving his time. By cash: Liz
zie Black, $43. 80; Joe Van
S22. .95; Mary Smylie $16.65; San
Barden $11.2O; Nose Richardson
1886, Mary Anderson $6.05, We
Byrd $4.30, Arthur Sutton $1.S0
Tosh Dukes. $6.05, total $157.70.
i Prisoners serving days: Sher
man Sanders and John Gaines 8
days each, Mary Smylie, Mary
! Jane Smith, John Lea, Jas. Toler
Ernest Sutton, ~ days each. Johl
Sartin, II days, Mary Anderson
i Nellie Slade and Tosh Dukes, i
days each, Ed Williams, Z days
Son Sartin, 5 days.
& One escaped since last report
Ernest Sutton, colored, who es
capped on the 21st.
Work done on the farm sine
last report has been cutting WOO
and burning off and clearing u
new ground. I worked 3 days,
teams, 4 hands hauling lunbe
and repairing bridge over Littl
Bahala creek.
J. C. MILLER,
Supt. Of Farm.
j. G. Miller having this da
filed his bond as superintendent 3
county convict farm for the yea
1906 IN the sum of $1,000 with ]
.lH. S. Miller and /. FL. Miller .
lsureties and the same being r.