The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-05-10

First National Bank of Com
merce ................ $34,442 Z!
Hattiesburg Trust and Bank
ing Company .... 12,04S. 81
Citizens Bank. 1889 81
Total $50, S31.64
The following allowances were or
dered:
w. S. McKinnon $500 for stamps
S. b. Randall, J. P, $1.7O fees in case
of VIII James; ]. c. Magruder $3.50
fees in same case Hattiesburg Station
eyr Co. $3.50 office supplies for chan
Gerry clerk; DR.. w. r. Thames $50
practice at Jail and county farm; DR..
J. NJ. Harrison $3.50 medical attention
to pauper; H. d. Barnes $3.50 for
breaking jam in big creek; David
Farley. coroner. $500 holding inquest
over body of J. R. McShann; j. c.
Magruder $500 fees in same case and
the following jurors were allowed
$500 each in same case: d. w. Nc
Duff, ]. B. Eure, w. A. Lovett, H. IL.
Warren, A. A. Sumrall and w S. Nc
Kinnon; Hattiesburg Furniture Co.
$500 supplies at jail; F. H. Powe
$1.OO medicine for Jail; J. C. Magruder
$110.S3 feeding prisoners; E. J. Wall,
j. p, SAFE fees in cases of Chas. Ha-
gan and Sylvia Boykin; ]. c. Ma
gruder $500 fees in case of Sylvia
Boykin; ]. G. Farley $500 fees in
case of Chas Hagan; ]. w. Bolton,
j. P. $17S5 fees in various cases; j.
c. Magruder $12.25 fees in cases in
Bottoms court; NJ. Riley, constable,
$12.75 fees in cases in Bottoms court;
c. E. Tucker, constable, $4.75 fees in
cases in Bottoms court. The following
named persons $1.0O each witness fees
in cases in Bottoms court: C. j. Nc
Bride, c. e. Tucker, Theo. Smith, c.
e. Tucker, NJ. Riley, Henry Gaines,
and w NJ McNair.
The following accounts were reject
ed: J. C. Magruder $1,000; J. C. Ma
gruder $780, Hattiesburg Stationery
Co. $3.50; f. F. Huddleston $500.
Third Day.
Allowances were continued as fol-
lows:
Hays & Field $2.4O for medicine for
DR.. Crawford and supplies for office
Of assessor; Meridian Fertilizer Fac
tory $21253 for fertilizer for county
farm; E. j. Currie $194.34 salary and
stamps for Marc hand April, J. C. Nc
Donald and j. l.. Davis voting against
$4,000 of said amount; L. P. Cromar-
tie $500 expenses in capturing convict.
H. P. Meter was appointed road
0verseer on link SO.
The contract for building wall and
aging concrete walks around the
court house square was awarded TO
Dixie Marble Works for $911.OO that
he lowest and best bid for said work.
Pauper allowances were made as fol
ows:
At $500 per month: Walter Rich
Lrdson, Walter Sullivan, Lou Earnest,
elizabeth Myrick Amanda Turelove,
larry Ulner, Mary Waits, Johanna
'aylor, Moses Gavin, Eliza Palmer,
lmily Richardson, Mrs. James Herald,
abey Breland, Sallie Steelman, Nancy
-elly, Martha Urcer d. H. Alexander
NINA McSawain and Albert Mccall !
I'M. AT $500 per month: Nand NJ.
Jason, Ellen Deakle and Eula Den. |
am. At $500 per month Hannah
artfield and Minnie Alexander. Nun
ay Bounds $500 and Mrs. Checks
500 Travis McCardle $500 as tenn
'rary rielf Robert Mccall, convict
as allowed a credit of $500 per
onth because of good behavior.
The following named convicts were
lowed credit of 6 days each for
'ril because of good behavior:
orge Vaughn, Sam Patterson, Joe
'Callum, Herbert Powe, Robert Nc '
H. Maidie Gordon, Dan Evans, Dol t
Patterson, Patience WHAT'S, Hattie |
lily, Annie Bell Williams and Mary re
chell. C
er diem and mileage allowed as
OWS:
=. Pace, days ..............$12.00 ar
. Mcdonald, 3 days, miles. 1850 at
Davis, 8 days, Smiles. ..... 1880 of
Conn, days, 9 miles. . 1890 of