The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-14
THE HATTIESBCRG NE

Element with Perry County In the mat
ter of the county farm property on the
same basis as the division OF the
county funds was made. Messrs. Pace,
Conn and Perkins voting for and Nc
Donald and Davis against the said or
der.
Allowances were made as follows:
George koonce and Will Crawford
allowed $40 each for guarding con-
victs; H. G. Culpepper, $10219 as sal
airy and other items; e. J. Currie,
s945O as salary and $2.79 for stamps;
McInnis Lumber Co., $90SS for bridge
lumber and 1920 for lumber for coun-
ty farm; Mississippi Abstract, Title
and Guaranty Co., $25 for copy of map
furnished chancery clerk; Meridian
Fertilizer Co., $216.17 for fertilizer
sold to county farm.
Fourth Day.
Claims of T. ]. Nixon and ]. c. Ma
gruder for fees in six cases against
Phillip Weidman, amounting to $26.45
and $21.60 respectively, continued till
next meeting of the board.
Allowances were made as follows:
Hays & Field, $9.4O for drugs; T. E
Batson, $3.50 for phone in office, Cum
berland Telephone and Telegraph Co.
$3.50, for phone in sheriff's office w
]. Bass, $24; A. d. Carter, $21; G. M
Calhoun, 50, for services as election
commissioners; O'Ferrall Bros, $46C
for shoes to county farm; Hattiesburg
Light and Power Co., S30.44, for lights
at court house and Jail; Hawkins &
Co., $3.50, material to county farm;
Logan Livery and Transfer Co., 81
balance due on account; Hattiesbure
Grocery Co., $6S.os, for supplies
county farm; Hattiesburg Coal. and Ice
! Co., $12, for ice; Hays & Field, $1.2I
for drugs. w. A. Sumrall, $6.15 sup
plies to county farm; A. Bailey, $S.15
repairs at county farm.
The following allowances we're made
in the matter of the coroner's inques
on bodies of Patsy Pagett, Dora Pag
EFT and Edmond Ford, Thos. L. Claugh
ter, $1.00; J. N. White, $1.00; A. w
Bonslagel, $1.00; G. A. Burkett, $1.00
j. R. Boney, $1.O0; w. L. Boucher, 81
j. c. Magruder, $500; David Farley
IS.
Allowances made as follows: Cap
erton Bros, $11.25, hauling slate t
court house; J. c. Magruder, $32.75;
janitor's salary and stamps; ]. c. Ma
gruder, s124.17, for conveying prison
ers from different points.
In the case of Josephine Ezell, al
legged lunatic, allowances were mad
as follows: T. e. Batson, 1920; J. c
Magruder, IS; T. A. Cahal, 81; R.
McLemore, 81; d. McGilvray, 81; W
R. Milton 81; J. E. Myers, 81; J. L
Watts, 81; Fred Gillis, 81; F. H. Nc
Kenzie, 81.
In case of Emily Watson, alleged lur
attic, the following allowances wer
made: T. e. Batson, 1920; J. c. Ma
gruder, IS; T. A. Cahal 81; R. A. Nc
Lemore, 81; D. McGilvray, 81; w. r
Melton, 81; J. e. Myers, 81; ]. f
Watts, 81.
Allowances as follows were made
Hays & Field, 25 cent? for paste; Hal
tiesburg Printing and Publishing Co
$13, for printing notice to contractor
and inviting bids on blank books
Black Diamond Manufacturing Co
$3S.25, paint; A. Polk, 1925, diffel
ence in mules; T. E. Batson, s.
stamps; sCaperton Bros, .670.6S, 70
coal; J. C. Magruder, $S2.40, feedin
prisoners; Cumberland Telephone an
Telegraph Company, $3.50 for phone i
sheriff's office; M. l.. Thompson, $21 81
material to county farm; Enterpris
Electric Co., 1925, repairs at cour
house
In the matter of the inquest on tn
body of Joe Mitchell, the following a
lowances were made: G. w. Coke
81; j. M. Reynolds, 81; A. A. MOI
tague, 81; M. B. Talley, 81; A. "
Bonslagel, 81; l.. J. Darrah, 81; J.
Magruder, So; David Farley, SIS; A.
Evans, 81.
Perry County was allowed $1,100 /
settlement of county farm claim.
The following allowances were mad
to the clerks and managers of specia
election held June g.: T. f. Rawls, 81
]. A. Gilbert, 81; ]. J. Hutchins, 81
]. G. Smylie, 81; T. A. Cahal, ST.
w. Giles, 81; J. T. Giles, 81; J ]. Steir
winder, 81; J. ]. Hibbett, ST. r. N
Wedgeworth, 81; L. V Dobbins, so; .
A, Bennett, 81. g