The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-14
$4S,317. 95
Allowances were made as follows:

Allowances were made as follows:
Hattiesburg Ice & Coal Co. $4,000
for ice; Cumberland Tel. & Tel. Co.
$3.50 at County Farm; w. E. King
$3.50 for putting in cells at County
Farm; Will Crawford and Hugh Burch
$4,000 each for guarding convicts; H.
G. Culpepper $500, Supt. County
Farm; Hattiesburg Grocery Co. $1O1.-
90 supplies to County Farm; Marshall
e. Bruce Co., $1,000, books for Chan
Gerry Clark. w. A. Sumrall $51.25 for
supplies to County Farm; T. ]. Pitt
man $9O.55 work on c. H. and super
Intending Jail; ]. H. Boozer $500
work on court house; Jno. Hitchins
$500 same; Jno. A. Mcleod Co. $3.50
for supplies; Drs. ]. NJ. McInnis and R.
N. S. Young $39.76 for treating paup-
ers;; A. H. McSwain STA excess on
land sold for taxes.
Reports from overseers on public
roads received and approved (seventy-
two roads are on the list-one has
no overseer and seven overseers fail
ed to report)
The following road overseers were
appoint ed viii Brader, Link No. L.;
John Black, No %; S. L. Pierce. No.
"a; owen Vincent, No. 81; c. B. Trav-
is. No. So; N. w. Lee, No. SIS; c. B.
White, No. 81.
Ordered that publication be made for
bids on bridge across double branches
on Helena and Eureka road.
Fourth Day.
Allowances were made as follows:
Hattiesburg Daily News $3.50 for
publishing notice of special term of
court; Hattiesburg Hardware Co. SILL
30 for supplies to County Farm; Cum
berland Tel. & Tel. Co. $3.50 for SER
vice at County Farm, (for JULY; F.
H. Powe s2.55, drugs; A. K McInnis
30 cts, excess on lands sold for taxes;
E. ]. Currie $94.50, salary; E. ]. Cur
RE $2.71 stamps and express; Mrs. A.
J. Morley 1874 refund of poll tax.
Report of Superintendent of Educa-
ton received and filed.
The tax collector was allowed the
following credits on account of delin-
quent, erroneous and insolvent taxes,
towit:
Personal outside city, S74,229.OO at Z
mills $519.6O.
Personal inside city $69, 35O.5O at
Az mills s312.O7.
Realty outside city, $12,97O.OO at Z
mills, s90.79
Realty inside city, $50 $4,000 at Az
mills, $23S.23.
Polls outside city, $1,214OO.
| Polls inside city, $4,000.
| The Clerk was directed to make a
copy of list of said erroneous, insol
vent and delinquent taxes and forward
same to auditor.
| Allowances were made as follows.
Enterprise Electric Co. $S.25 worn
at court house; DR.. James Welch $500
treating prisoners at Collins JAIL Col
Inns Drug Co. $500 for drugs for pris-
oners; DR.. E. Dill $4,000 treating con-
victs; w. S. Hall, architect, SS2S.31,
plans for the Jail; Emma McSwain
$1,000, temporary relief; ]. c. Magrud-
er $4,000 overpaid poll tax.
The County Auditor was directed to
credit ]. c. Magruder to the amount
Of $272.04 taxes on lands sold to state.
Pauper allowances were made as
follows:
Walter Sullivan 5000; Lou Ernest
S4.00; Elizabeth Myrick $780, Aman-
da Trulove $500; Walter Richardson
$500; Mary Ulner $500; Mary Waits
s4.00; Laura Santee $500; Johanna
Taylor $500! u & Mary Mason $500;
Ellen Deakles 5000; Monday Bounds
500; Moses Gavin $500; Eliza Palmer
$500; Eula Dunnam $500; Emily Rich
ardson $500; Mrs. James Harrell $500
Missouri Clark $500; Hanna Hart
field $500; Sabra Breland $500; Sal
lie Steelman $500; Nancy Kelly $500
Allowances were made as follows:
American Printing Co. s145O for
stationery; w. F. DeLooch, overseer
on road No. 81 $500, amount turned
into County Treasury by former over
seer; H. @. Hull, contractor on Jail
100000 work and material.
]. w. Jackson was appointed trustee
in TIP. 1 s. r. -, West, in place of
James Moose.
Report of Superintendent County
Farm received and filed and in ac-