The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-10
0FfICIAL PROGEEDINGS
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

1909 at the court house In HattleS-
burg according to law. all the men,
bers and the proper officers being
present
The following allowances were
made: Martin Printing Co. $41.OO,
for stationery for chancery clerk and
sheriff; Hattiesburg Printing Co. $2.75
stationery for circuit clerk; D. G.
Rawls 1915, temporary board of Mr..
Blair; M. l.. Thompson, $47.5O, sup
plies for county farm ]. c. Magruder,
$500 conveying lunatic to asylum;
t. Il. Batson, $500 for stamps and
phone; Hattiesburg News $S.97, pub
fishing Bridge and Road Bond Notice;
A. Al Tinnen $500 as refund of poll
tax; witness fees in cases of Sam
Bennett, Sam Patterson and Matte
Lou; ]. T. Lee $500, Jas Davis $1.OO,
J. r. Rodgers $1.00, A. ]. McLemore
$500, ]. E. Rawls $1.00, Alex Waller
s1.O0, d. Y. Mccormick $1.00, A. j.
p. McLemore $500; ury fees in case OF
Sam Bennett: j. B. Merkel, Chas.
Miller, J. B. Bailey, E. B. Caperton,
]. B. McInnis and j. l.. Arledge Sl.Oo
each; DR. Robt. Donald s25.0O, salary
for February; G. Magruder $3.50
temporary relief of Mr.. Blair; Cumber-
land Tel. & Tel Co. $3.50 for servelce
at county farm; City of Hattiesburg
$4,000 repayment of fine imposed by
city; williams & Gillian $2.75, sta
tionery for court stenographer; Cal
vim johnson $500, refund Of poll tax;
DIR. ]. M. Harrison 1888, for atten-
ton to paupers; Travis McCardle and
wife $3.50, temporary relief: claim
Of J. s. Black for s119s rejected.
Second Day.
Allowances continued as follows
DIR. r. B. Stapleton for examining Mr.
Blair $3.50; Dr. w. R. Thames $685.
attention to prisoners at county farr
and county jail; American Printing &C
sS.25 stationery for circuit clerk; Blu
kin & Co. $685. medicine to count
farm: T. J. Nixon $3.50 phone servic
for months; Hattiesburg Tractlo
Co. s34.1O lights for February; Anne
lean Printing Co. s64.50 stationery fC
J.E. Davis, Police Justice and ex-ot
Up: q. H. Powell $1.0O carrying OF
election box; City of Hattiesburg sl2
for feeding prisoners; F. w. Cox 81.
for nails for bridge; M. j. Bethul
$S7.41 for lumber for road; Jno
Mcleod s19O supplies to coun
farm; American Printing Co. $63.(
stationery for county assessor; j.
Carter, 1888 supplies to county &C
victs; Hattiesburg Hardware Co
cents supplies to county farm; iii
tiesburg Grocery Co. $34679 suppl
to county convicts; Komp MACH
Works $1722 supplies to county farl
Hawkins & Co. $965 supplies cor CT
yicts: ]. A. Thompson $500 suppl
to- county convicts; Yellow Pine Phi
macy IS cents prescription for
Davenport. V. s.; Central Hardwi
Co. 1895 supplies for convicts; 7.
Hightower s14.10 supplies to coul
farm; O'Ferrall Bros $3.50 cloth
county farm; R. D. Davis $3.50
Grating road machine; w. E.
$4,000 guarding convicts; DIR. E.
$3.50 visit to prisoners; Jim Da
$4,000 guarding convicts H. G.
pepper $149.13 salary and expe
lures; E. J. Wall, J. P, $2.1O fees
case of viii Thomas; NJ. Riley
q e. Tucker $1.0O each, witness
in same case; u. l.. Ward j. p
fees in case of West Candy; c
Tucker constable, $500 fees in S
case: ]. w Bolton, ]. p, $64.S5
in various cases; c. E. Tucker,
stable, fees in cases in Justice Bol
court; NJ. Riley, constable, $9l.5
in same court; j. G. Magruder
iail fees in cases in same court;
Magruder $21.75 sheriff's fees in
court: c. E. Tucker $500 witness
in same court; M. Riley $500 wi
fees in same court; V. Wall,
Rawls and w. FISHER $1.00 each
ness fees in case of VIII Patton;
shows. Will Shows, John Pate
Chas. Smith, Jim Smith, Mac
worth and Sylvester Petty Sl.OO
witness fees in case of Dan e
C. P. Till, Sherman Cauthron,
Boone and S. w. Barksdale $l.OO
witness fees in case of Mat A
G. w. Ingram, Chas. Boone
Rhodes. D. G.. McGilvray and
Wesley s1O0 each witness fe
cases in Justice Bottoms court.
The realaty assessment of
First was reduced from $S4O