The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-10-29
Columbus. Miss, oct. 10, 1908

Columbus, Miss, Oct. 10, 1908.
At "a reg a1ar adjourned meeting OF
the council held this date, there were
present E. s. DonneH, mayor, and
Councilmen Weaver, Lincoln. Wal
ker, McClanahan, Moore and Steen.
The treasurer presented ninety
eight interest coupon railroad refund
ing bonds, tour city hall, scnool house
ana sewer bonds, and twenty nIne
interest coupon general improvement
bonds. Same were counted and Gre
mated in open council, and the treas
urer allowed credit Tor same.
The street committee recommend
ed the laying OF the following four
foot sidewalks at once:
South side of Sixth avenue south,
from Seventh to Eighth streets; east
side OF Ninth street south, from
Fourth to Sixth avenues; south side
OF Fifth ayeneue south, from Ninth
TO Twelfth streets south; east side
OF Eighth street south, from Fourth
10 Sixth avenues; along east side
of Eighth street south, from First 10
Second avenues south; along the east
side OF Eighth street north, from
First TO Second avenues north; along
the north side of Fifth avenue north,
from Ninth to Eighth streets, and
on the east side Of Eighth street
to Fourth avenue, and on the south
side OF Fourth avenue north to Sew
enth street north.
McClanahan by Walker: That the
city marshal is hereby instructed to
give the usual thirty days notice TO
property owners abutting the above
described walks, that cement walks,
as laid out in the above recommends
tion of the street committee, must
be built at once So ordered
Walker by Weaver: That a ce
ment bridge be built over the ditch
near the Morrow property, as per
plans on file, provided permission can
be had from the First State Bank
to open street through the property
owned by them and known as the old
factory site. So ordered.
The mayor reported that he had
Mr.. R. w. Daniels. of the
fire department, ten days, for drink
ing, and the action of the mayor in
so doing was unanimously sustained.
The school trustees reported the
changes in the personnel
of the teachers of this separate school
district: Miss Della Love, in the
place of Miss Willie Drake, of Air
Line School. and Rebecca Bailey, in
the place of jamie Sparks, at Union
Acadery.
The following accounts were then
allowed and ordered paid:
Incidentals - Wesco Supply Co.,
two ammeters. $42.3O; Wood, c. L..
sewer map, $500; Weaver
C Harrington, pencils and tablets.
IS cents; Richards, D. D., recording
deeds, $3.50: vandiver, M. c., extra
labor and stamps, $40; Morning
Star, Clean up notice, SOC; Shackel-
Iord. ]. W., painting roof of city sta
Dles. 5000; Divelbiss. L. B., env.
,lips and ribbon. s1.25: LittIeton &
Co., electrical work at postofice, 81; |
& Smell, oats for police |
horse, $3.50; CASTOR, Ira r., shoes
'or police horse. $1.00; Foote. Davis
& Co., privilege tax license, 1890;
Robertson G Co., broom, 40c; Ham
mock, VIM, feeding prisoners for |
August and September, $40.
Streets-Campbell, e. c., reyet- |
nent Military road. 5000; Hardy,
Z. W., hay, s10.S5: Weaver & Har-
'ington. condition powders and lini-l
nent. $500: Winston-Salem Hard
ware Co., two picks and handles,
s1.70; Winston Harris Hardware
Co., nails, hoe, ETC., s1.40:. Franklin
{ Co., buckets, 90c; CASTOR, Ira T.,
'hoeing, $8.25: Newly Bros, pads
Ind file, s1.60; Jacob. r. NJ, crate,
B2.36; Winston Harris Hdw. Co.,
,ollar pads and nails. s5.75: Wynn.
Plum. shoeing, s1.00: Walker, J.
:. C Co.. oats and corn. $27.49: Ste
Tens & Son. two brooms, $1-00.
Fire Department-Banks Hardware
Water WorksCady. p. FL. & Co. /