The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1908-03-07
lournment; present same as yes
terday.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.

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terday.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.
j. G. Miller, account for bread,
bacon, molasses, coffee, wood and
use of house, $3.35; j. B. Daugh
try, costs in cases sent to Farm,
50. 30; Jesse M. Smith, same, $3.-
I Is; Hartman Mercantile Co., 80
sacks cement, $20.63: L. Albough,
erroneous poll, $2;. Smith &
Adams, lumber for Ivey & Pen
nington, 1922; Fl. Fl. Summers,
working 81 miles road at SO per
cent. of contract price, $45.69;
Price Drug Co., drugs ordered by
Miller and Jones, SO. 26; Burns &
Price, work on public roads, $500:
Persons, May Oberschmidt Co.,
supplies for j. g. McGufe, Sl0.-
85; Eugene Mccormick, account
for Court House, o. KID. by
Sheriff Greer, $15.S1.
Foote & Davis Co., account for
Court and District officers, $780,
so; John McGrath e Sons, ac-
count for Court House, $3.50:
Geo. D. Barnard & Co., account
of Chancery Clerks office, ST.. IA;
Walker Evans, CogsweIl Co., one
deed in trust record, $22; Carlos
Smith, lumber, 81; j. B. Davis,
cost in cases sent to farm. $4; F.
H. Hoffman, same, $2.70; Calvin
Blue, witness fee in case of Gar
field Purser. ST.; Will Anderson.
witness fee in case of Bowman
Jackson, ST.; j. r. Anderson,
same, 81; Houston Carpenter,
same, 81; John Phillips. same, ST.;
W. I. Jordan, lumber ordered by
G. M. Brister, $10.23; Elias Bras
ley. witness fee in case of Robt.
Allen, 50; Bob Summers, same,
So; Jeff Summers, same, So; B. E.
Summers, same, So; r. W.. Nc
Nair, express, $1.50; The Leader,
stationery, account Circuit Clerks
Office, 1925; same, account of
sheriff's Office, SIS same, ac-
count Chancery Clerks office,
$13. IS; The Leader, account Chan
Gerry Clerks Office and Justice of
the peace blanks, $71.50; The
Leader, account of stationery and
blanks for Sheriff's office, $32.84;
The Leader, on account of print
ing for County Supt's. office, ST.
so; j. N. Lewis, school tax paid
on $500 at 2 mills in County and
Separate School district, So. so; r.
J. Harding, care Eli Pigot, Feb.
1st to 10th, $3.50; j. F. Greer,
cash paid for repairing keyes and
locks, 1925; The WarreII Mfg.
Co., so gallons exterminator at
So, $1OO; Clark & Courts, one
privilege tax record, $40; j. F.
Greer, cash paid for 200 rolls add
ing machine paper, So; for post
age, $4.35; cash for wood, $1.50;
cash for freight and drayage, |
$7.21; for turnkey, S.; for victual-
ing prisoners, $40: caring for
court house for February ,$5; cost
in cases sent to Farm,e So: total,
$98, ,06; W. w. Flowers, removing
tree from road Charged to q. g.
Williams, 81; Max Priebatsch, 6 |
pad locks tor County Farm, 100;
G. B. Perkins, one coffin (Sheriff's
order) $S; G. FL. Penn, repairing
doors and locks in Jail, So; Jerry
Neal, building bridge, $40; Jerry |
Neal, building bridge and repair
ing cuIVerts Charged to Burns &
PRICE, $40; G. G. Cole, lumber,
S56.86.
DIR. Frizell, County Health |
Officer, submitted the following
Brookhaven, Macrch 2, 1908.
Hon. Board of Supervisors, Lin
coin County, Miss.
GentIemen:-I herewith make |
my third quarterly report ending |
February, 18th. There is only |
one case of small pox to report
since my last quarterly report,
namely, Bernard Wilkinson, col
ored, on Mr.. Pickens B. Smiths
plantation. Origin of the in
lection is obscure cant trace the
source. ! vaccinated all expos
ures. Dismissed him today.
/ ordered New Hope School dis
for a time, due to scar
let fever in the school and neigh
borhood. Having checked the
spread and all cases being we'll.
the quarantine is raised and school
open again.
There are no other contagions
or infections. prevalent, with
which the Health Board has to
deal.
Very respectfully submitted,
w. FL. FRIZELL, Jr., M. ID.
Health Officer Lincoln Co., Miss.
Ordered that the Board do now
adjourn until tomorrow morning
at 8 o'clock.
q, P. JONES, Pres.