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

on Monday, April 5, 1909, accoi ding to
law, all the members and the proper
county officials being in their places.
Orders were made as follows:
Upon the recommendation OF town
ship trustees of township 8 north,
range ID west, the following amounts
were set apart for building, repairing
or furnishing school houses: Rodgers
school, $7S.96; Pine Grove, $53 81;
Wesley school, $77.2S, and Freedmans
Ridge, $2Os7.
d. J.. Whidden was appointed over
seer in Link No. n. in place Of W.
A. Robinson; Warren Mott, in Link
No. 10, in place of Alex Watts; W. L.
King, on Link No. 81, in place of Will
MCGEE.
Jerry Hollemcn, Thos. Carruth, A
B. Fillingim, Joe Lewis, Bill Brooks
and Scott King, road overseers, who
failed to report to the March meet
ing, and were fined $40 each, having
rendered valid excuses for their fail
ure, their fines were RENTED.
Committee on change in public road
petitioned for, by J. M, Thompson CT
al, reported favorably on part of pro-
posed change, and road ordered.
Allowances were ordered as follows:
Central Hardware Co., $4S; for wheel
barrows; 7. A. Hightower, $5.6S seeds
for county farm; Jim Davis, $40 and
w. E. Gray, $50 for boarding convicts;
]. S. Black, $2S.25 and R. d. Davis,
$55 for operating road machine; II. S
Culpepper, $3.50 difference in mule
trade; M. l.. Thompson, $3.50 supplies
on county roads; Otis Smith, $3.50 for
material on roads; Cumberland Tel
& Tel. Co., $3.50 for phone in sheriff.
office; Love Drug Co., $2.35 for sup
plies for assessors office; Hawkins
Hardware Co., $35.15 supplies on coun'
ty roads; DR.. Robert Donald, $25 coun-
ty health officer; G. B, Baylis, $3.50
for hay; ]. C. Magruder, SO attending
habeas corpus trial of L. Humphreys;
Hays & Fields, $40 office supplies for
chancery clerk; Marshall & Bruce,
$275O supplies for chancery clerk;
M. L. Thompson, $475 for mules; First
National Bank of Commerce, $500 for
price of mules from Mcleod & Co.;
Hattiesburg Traction Co., $3.50 lights
for March; T. J. Nixon, $3.50 phone
in office; Hattiesburg Hardware Co.,
70 cents supplies to county roads;
Make Mercantile Co., $165.S2 supplies
to county roads; 7. e. Batson,- $3.50
stamps and phone in office; Hatties-
burg Grocery Co., $3O4.60 supplies for
convicts; W. R. Thames, $21.50 med
ical attention to prisoners.
: The following accounts were reject
ed: Hattiesburg News, 1924; Mar
shall G. Bruce, $3.50; B. M. Deaven-
port, 81; A. Polk, 5000.
Second Day.
Allowances continued as follows;
Dorsey Printing Co., $3.50 supplies
to chancery clerks office; A. T. Nor
gan, $3.50 repairs on Bowie bridge;
DR.. B. s. Hood, $14.50 attention to
convicts: City of Hattiesburg, $3.50
feeding prisoners; McInnis Lumber
Co, s67.35 lumber for road; S. K. Nor
ment, $3.50 refund if excess on land
bought at tax sale; Hawkins Hard
ware Co., $4.25 supplies for jail; Cum
berland Tel & Tel Co., $3.50 phone at
county farm; H. B. Reynolds, STU
supplies on county roads; w. A. Sum-
eralI. s2S.08 supplies to county farm;
w. s. McKinnon, $5.1S stamps for
March; DR.. j. M. Harrison. 1925 med
icaI attention to pauper; j. w. Shat
ties & Son, $1,000 supplies to county
roads: w. A. White, $3.50 witness fee
in case of Sam Patterson; w. S. Me
Kinnon, s3941 redemption fees on GER
tain lands enormously paid in; the
Davidson Co., STATS clothing for pris-
oners in Jail; DIR. Dunlap, $3.50 medi-
cal attention to pauper; T. II. Powe,
rs cents medicine to jail; ia e. Ma
gruder, $3.50 stamps and janitor's sal
airy: ]. c. Magruder, $14 conveying
e. Love, lunatic, to asylum; American
Printing Co., $25 supplies for county
offices: Royal Hotel, $3.50 board OF
Fielder Pearse, lunatic; w. e. TullY'
$40 for reporting violation of game
law: III. G.. Culpepper, $149.15 salary
and other items; Hattiesgurg Printing
Co.. s55.1O for publishing the deHa-
quent poll tax list.
Committee on change in road LINK
No 75. petitioned for by w. T. De-
Loach ct al, reported favorably, and
change ordered.
Allowances continued as follows;
Hattiesburg Furniture Co, $36 for
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