The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-04-12

School tund .'.'.'''' I'o-o'-f
Pauper fund ............' oz''o
Rond int and sinking. 9,69S4S
1ai1 fund entertainments. S,S3363
Institute fund . 2450
Pension fund .... 2S025
Road and bridge fund 49,. 2O,O55.4S
Tovnsbin A-12 .. 25.03
TOWNSHIP 2-13 .............. 0V'o5
Township 3-13 ............. 23o.5I
Township 5-13 ............ 5l'o0
Township 5-14 ............. llI62
IOldl .......'. 90 go 'VON'0
Deposited in First Nat. Bank
of Commerce ............$35, OSS'S0
Deposited in Citizens Bank 14,493,7i
Deposited in Hattiesburg
Trust and Banking Co. =. 12,276-SS
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SCI, S6o.44
The sum of $3519S belonging 70
Township STA having been loaned to
J. NJ. and n. A. Bellew, payable April
4. 1909, and application having been
made for an extension Of said loan, 1t
was ordered that said loan be extend
ed until April A, 1911, upon the same
conditions as at first.
Third Day.
Allowances were allowed as follows;
Hattiesburg Hospital, SO, conveying
and treating negro; Ben Thompson
$500. furnishing ambulance to convey
negro to hospital; DR.. T. E. Ross. $3.50
surgical operation on Jacob Oliver;
Bufkin & Co.. $S.25 medicine to pris-
oners; ]. C. Magruder, $500 feeding
prisoners; T. E. Batson $4.O5, fees IN
lunacy case of Sylvia Began; J. c.
Magruder. $500 fees in the same case;
n. w. GAY. D. b. Holmes o. w. Estes,
w Fl. Basket, S. A. Lewellin and ).
w. Giles, $1.OO each as jurors in the
same case.
Received. approved and filed report
of Superintendent of Education.
Fees were allowed as follows IN
case of Joe Judge: w. c. Hardee, }. f.
so. 40: ]. G. Farley, constable, 1928;
Lizzie Bradford, Pertisse Bradford,
Kate Waller Anna Waller and EN-
nett Waller, $1.00 each as witnesses
George Vanderford, Joe Cartilage,
Lee Fisher. Lonnie Williams, T. +,
Moore. w. B. Risher and w. T. Rainer,
were allowed $500 each as witness
fees in case of Ed Banks.
Jim Smith, Will Shows, A. R. Rus
sell r. J. Nixon, and |. NJ. Norwood,
81 90 each as witness fees in case OF
Prince Morgan.
w. B. Risher juror and c. E. Tucker
constable, $1.00 each in case of Henry
Hollins.
J. H. Binns, J. B. Eure, A. S. Trigg,
E. L. Anderson, M. M. Lewis and b.
F. Kennedy, jurors and c. e. Extine
and w. T. Rainer witnesses were al
lowed 81 90 each in case of Ed Lyons.
w. M. Conner, ]. NJ. Reynolds, Ras
Evans, w. NJ. Burch, E. E. Conner, b.
S. Howell and J. E. Rawls, jurors,
were allowed $1.OO each in case OF
Annie Belle Williams.
Ell. Wall, ]. P, was allowed $24.6O
fees in various cases. j. c. Magruder
was allowed $76.25 fees in same cases
tried before Justice Wall.
B. s. Petty was allowed $3.50 fees
as special deputy in Justice Wedge
worth's court.
J. G. Farley, constable was allow
ed $500 fees in case of Tom Cobb.
Upon recommendation of superin-
tendent of county farm, the following
prisoners were given credit for days
each for good behavior: VIII Rem
fraw, George Vaughn, Joe McCallum,
Sam Bennett and Henry Grimes.
Allowances were continued as fol
lows: J. w. Bolton, J. p, 1920 fees
in various cases;J. C. Magruder, 1924
10 fees in same cases; NJ. Riley, con
stable $475 fees in cases in Justice
Bottoms court; c. E. Tucker, con-
stable, $500 fees in same court; B. S.
Howell ]. D. Caperton, w. A. Posey,
Jeff Bryant, A. H. Innerarity and John
L. Arledge, $1OO each as jurors in
Bottoms court; |. K. Russell, $500
witness fees in same court; George
Trotter, A. H. Innerarity, Dan Moore
D. G. McGilvray, Eliza Reed, Julian
Lindsay, Chas. O'Neal. G. e. Tucker,
Alex Halter Ed Johnson, George