The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-11-09
at one thousand dollars.

The bond Of each and every
member of the Board of Super
visors is fixed at five thousand dol
lars.
The bond Of each justice of the
peace and each constable in the
county is fixed at one thousand
dollars.
1t is further ordered by the
Board that all Of the said officers
elect may make their official bonds
by one or more of the Guaranty
Companies now doing business in
this state according to law.
To the Honorable Board of Super
visors:
Gentlemen: i have inspected
50 miles District No. 4, and here
by beg leave to report them work
ed up to plans and specifications
and recommend that the con-
tractor be paid according to con-
tract.
Respectfully submitted.
EDWARD smith,
M. B. S. District No. 4.
The petition of j. w. Greer
and II others, petitioning the
Board to grant them bridge
across Topisaw Creek at or near
Jesse w. McCoullough's place on
the new public road leading from
the Summit and Topisaw road to
the Brookhaven and China Grove
road, was this day granted; said
petition having been filed at the
October meeting of this Board,
and being filed 80 days, as re-
quired by law.
The petition of l.. M. Ready
and others for a public road lead
ing from or near Fair River old
postofice in a southerly direc-
tion by L. M. Ready's J. B.
Dickerson's, w. M. Ritchie's and
J. K. Johnson's and intersecting
the lower Monticello and Brook
haven road at or near B. B.
Boyte's, was continued until the
next meeting of this Board.
The petition of L. 2. Reeves
and IA others, praying the Board
to grant them a public road COM
mencing at the Pike and Lincoln
county line at or near Jordan
Wallace's place, running in an
easterly direction on or near the
line of Pike and Lincoln and end
ing at or near Ben Coglan's
place, which petition was fled at
the October term of this Board,
1907, and said petition being of
on file more than 80 days, as re-
quired by law, as appears of re-
cord in minute book, 8 page $50,
and it appearing to the board that
there is no counter petition, it is
ordered that the said petition
is this day granted and John
Walker and w. III. Furr are ap-t
pointed commissioners to lay out
said road as prayed for.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.
l.. D. Boadwee, mdse. for coun-
ty farm, $12.10; H. D. Beeson,
work at ford Charged to Ivy,
Pennington & Coz so. 10; j. B.
Daughtry, j. F., costs in cases
worked out on county farm, $2.70;
j. D. Blue, constable, same, $4.-
so; Max Priebatsch, mdse. for
county Jail, $50; A. g. Brewer,
work on Rawls' ford Charged to
A. A. Burns), So; I. B. Price,
lumber, work and nails on bridge,
$48,.21 R. G. Applewhlte, for
victualing prisoners, $99.20; R.
NJ. Nalty, work on court house,
$3.50; A. w. Walker, for haul
ing lumber and labor on bridge,
So; Moreton- Wentworth Co.,
mdse. for county farm, $117.45;
G. B. Perkins, mdse for county
farm, $12.75; che Underwriters
Agency, policy No. 521, $1S;|
R. S. Butler, printing election
tickets, $2400; r. S. Butler,
printing stationery and blanks
for county officials, $26.7O;
Parsons, May. Oberschimdt Co., I
account for small pox patients,
1915; w. r. Furr, repairing
bridge, SOC; r. e. Applewhite,
care of court house, $25: r. G.. 4
Applewhite, conveying county
prisoners $12.6O; r. G. Apple
white, sheriff, and deputy, days
attendance on Chancery Court IN
vacation, So; II. w. McNair,
stamps, S.; DIR. |. L. Parsons,
services as per bill filed, $25; j.
G. Miller, supt. county farm, sal
ary for October, $50; Bob Miller,
guard on farm, $25; Chas. Wolfe
same, $5; j. B. Daughtry, j. p,
costs in cases where State failed,
$50; j. D. Blue, constable, same,
$50; Sam Jordan, guard on county
farm, $50; Delphus Cutrer,
guard on county farm, $6; q. p
Jones, 4 days inspecting roads and
bridges, $12;J. FL. Furr, / day
inspecting roads and bridges, So;
G. M. Rrister, A days inspecting
roads and bridges, $12; Edward
Smith, 4 days inspecting roads
and bridges, $l2 John Walker,
3 days inspecting roads and
bridges, So; Ivy, Pennington Co.,
balance for working public roads,
1915; Oliver King, lumber and la
Dor on bridge, SIS.
Committed to Poor House.
In the matter Of the application
of Mrs. Martha E. Magee for
support from county.
4.