The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-12-17

egraph Co., phone at County Farm,
$3.50. w. c. Griffin Land Co., 1925
Tor lumber. Dan Gay $3.50 for beef
to County Farm Supt Perkins &
Co. $11S.49 supplies 70 Supt. County
Farm. j. w. Shattles & Son $43.O3
for same purpose. NJ X. Gilmore
$165,2O feeding County prisoners for
November 1908. C. B. White S21.O0
money spent on public road Ameri-
can Printing Co. 1925 for stationery
Hattiesburg Daily News $6.93 print
ing notice to tax payers. T. ]. Pitt
man $500 supervising County jail.
Central Hardware Co. s2.1O supplies at
Court House. E. ]. Currie $94.50.
salary Superintendent of Education.
J. T. Giles $14.OO cleaning fans in
Court House. Hattiesburg Traction
Co. $3.50 for work at Court House.
Reports of Superintendent of Edu.
cation and County Health Officer re-
ceived and filed.
The assessed valuation of blocks
and of B. F. Dean subdivision re-
duced from $4,000 to $4,000.
Sixth Day.
Pauper allowances were made as
follows: Walter Sullivan $500. Lou
Ernest $500. Mandy Bounds $500.
Amanda Freelove $500. Walter Rich
ardson $500. Mary Ulmore $500.
Mary Waits $500. Johanna Taylor
$500. N. & NJ. Mason $500. Ellen
Deakles, 5000. Emily Richardson
$500. Mrs. James Herral $500 Han
nah fairfield $500. Sabra Breland
$500. Sale Steelman $500. Name,
Kelly $500 Mrs. Dehart $500. Hen
derson Beardsley $500. Phares
Myers for Sam Patterson's children
$500.
Allowances for temporary relief
were made as follows: Phareo Myers
for Sam Patterson's children S14.OO.
T. A. Adams $1,000. Mrs. Martha
Vance $1,000.
The report of Superintendent of
County Farm was fled showing that
the following prisoners were EMIT
led to credit of six days each for
good behavior, to-wit: Sam Bennett.
Julia Peacock, Ed Banks, Rosa Fowler.
Marie Miller. Hattie Kelly, Joe Nc
Calleem, Will McCalip, viii Renfro.
Sam Bennett, Dollie Patterson. Sam
Patterson, VIII Volking, Forrest Davis
and Leslie HUMPHREYS.
]. c. Mcdonald and ]. P. Pace a
committee to lay out public road from
I'D river road near the Wedgworth
'lace to intersect Indian Springs and
hcCallum road, reported favorably
hereon and L. w. Batson was appoint
ID overseer of same.
The same committee reported unfav-
'rably in regard to a road petitioned
or by j. L. Batson, ct al
]. L. Davis and S. E. Perkins, a CON-
nittee to lay out and mark a change
n public road as petitioned for by F.
v. Milling, ct al. recommended said
hange.
Petitions of c. A. HILL etal. and E.
Bruce, ct al. continued till January I
ERIN. I
Per diem and mileage allowed as 2
ollows: J. L. Davis $2450 S e.
Perkins $4,000 ]. c. Mcdonald s24.60. (
v. A. Conn $24.90. ]. P. Pace $1,000. /
Allowances for committee work. ]. |
1. Davis $500. S. E. Perkins $780, ,
. C. Donald $500. ]. P. Pace $780,
J. C. Magruder was allowed $1,000
or six days attendance on board and ,
7. E. Batson was allowed $500.
Geo. fairfield allowed $4,000 as the
Jounty Attorney.
The President was authorized to
contract with Bremoups Adding Ma
,hine Co. for one adding machine,
,rice $4,000 to be paid for by one
Adding machine, $4,000
ash $4,000 January and cash SITS. t
February 1.
H. c. Hull. repenciling submitted
,lans and specifications for concrete
walk from back door of Court House
o new Jail and to Forest street, which
vas adopted and the said firm employ
ID to construct the same for $257OO,
n if grading be required for the sum
If $2S5.OO.
]. P. Pace, the President of the
Board was present after the first day,
'ut the president protein presided
Turing the term.
Two or three changes of ownership
If lands as usual were ordered and |