The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-13
D HATTIESBURG NEWS

ment of outstanding warrants; Merit
. ian Fertilizer Factory $65.49 for cir
] ming cotton and supplies; HattiesburI
Grocery Company $439.S4 supplies t,
County Farm; G. v. Denham 5000
temporary relitf of Mr.. Blain: ]. L
Davis $500 for chain to County Farm;
Jim eagle tent for convicts $500: ]
c. Burt $3.50 for tent for convicts
Sutherland Electric Co. $500 wiring
and fixtures in new Jail; ]. C. Magrud
er $41.OO janitor's salary and stamps
for January; Happ Bros. $57.sS for
convict stripes; Cumberland Tele-
phone and Telegraph Co. $3.50 for
phone for January; City of Hatties-
I'burg $126.40 feeding prisoners; Adams
Steel & Wire Works $4,000 in new
jail; Drs. McInnis & Young $780,
for treatment of paupers and convicts:
Dixie Mattress Co. $500 supplies at
court house; H. G. Hull $1O565 con-
Meeting sewerage; Drs. Hood G Dun
lap S4.25 medicine for paupers; DR..
Robert Donald $500 salary as county
health officer; Ramsey G. Co. $14.1O.
burial of paupers; Hattiesburg Hard
ware Co., 1885 supplies to County
Farm; DR.. E. Dill $3.50 services at
County Farm and Jail; Hays & Field
$500 for drugs; T. ]. Pittman 81 so |
supervising county Jail; E. ]. Currie
Supt. of Education $967S stamps and
salary, q. c. Mcdonald and ]. L. Davis
voting against $3.50 of said amount).
George Wood $500 refund of poll tax;
j. c. Magruder $3.50 listing U. s.
liquor license; City Water Works
$1,000 tapping water service; ]. w.
Bolton, J. p, $3.50 fees in various
cases; ]. G. Magruder $3.50 fees in
Justice Bottoms court; M. Riley, con-
stable $3.50 fees in ]. P. court; G. e.
Tucker $3.50 fees in Justice Bottoms
cour; G. e. Tucker $3.50, L. B. Gieger
$1.O0, M. Riley $1.50, G. w. Ingram So.
5. Price 30 cents; ]. E. Rawls $500.
F. D. Rawls $1.00 and D. G. McGilvray
$1.O0 witness fees in Justice Bottoms
court.
The petition of w. F. Boyse ct al
for new road was dismissed.
The report of E. ]. Currie was an.
proved and filed. i
Fourth Day.
The resignation of L. L. Ward. ]
P, In Beat No. was rendered and
accepted to take effect February 6,
1909.
Allowances were made as follows:
7. G. Triplett, Sheriff of Leake County '
$500 for bringing prisoner from
cake County; T. E. Batson "a. 20 fees
n lunacy case; ]. c. Magruder $500
ees in same case; Mr.. Gilmore $1.OO
ees in same case and G. H. Robert
ION, q. M. Calhoun, ]. H. Lewis, A.
I. Mathews, Jack Smith and A. e.
yes $1.00 each as jurors in same
ase; w. w. Davis $1,000 hauling lum-
'er; Moore Bros. Grocery Co. $3.50
upplies at court house; G. H. Gillian
nd B. F. Mcmahon $500 each as re-
und of poll tax.
Martha Urcer and Emma McSwain
we're placed on the pauper list and
llowances were made as follows:
Walter Richardson $500; Walter Sui
van $500; Lou Earnest $500; Eliz-
beth Myrick $780, Mundy Bounds
z; Amanda Truelove $500; Mary
liner $500; Mary Waits $500; Jo-
anna Taylor $500; N. & NJ. Mason
500; Ellen Deakle $500; Moses Cav =
$500; Eliza Palmer $500; Eula
enham $500; Emily Richardson
100; Mrs. James Herald $500; Nancy =
ly $500; Henderson Beardslee $500;
haro Myers $1,000 Temporary re-
eff; Martha Urcer $500; D. H. Alex I
lder $500 and Emma McSwain $500.
Committee reported favorably on J
lange in Brooklyn and Purvis road
Id change granted. r
Committee on road petitioned for L
c. H. Hills ct al, reported fovar- I
lily and road granted and c. P. Wal
ce appointed overseer.
The treasurer's report was approved in
i'd filed and the recapitulation or -
red entered on minutes.
eneral Fund s 645.43 n'
'hool fund 1,414.S2 u'
upper fund 6O3.37 Y,
md, interest and sinking pa
fund 57157 ~
IL fund 24,O4S.7S
stitute fund 24.5O
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