The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-08-17
THE HATTIESBURG NEWS
Pauper allowances were made as

Pauper allowances were made as A
Flows: II
Mrs. C. R. Cheek IS, Manday Bounds
I. Mary Ulmer, n and M. Mason, 81
an Deakle, Eulah Denham and Kettle
larsh Sc each, Walter Richardson
Walter Sullivan, Elizabeth Myrick'
Amanda Truelove, Mary Waits, Jo-
hannah Taylor Moses Gavin, Emily
richardson, Sahra Breland, Saille
5teelman, Nancy Kelly, Martha Urcer'
D. H. Alexander, Emma McSwain' Al
bert McCallum, Henderson Beardslee'
Mrs Eastman, Mrs. Burge, Lou
Earnest and C. Linden, S. each, Han
nah fairfield, Minnie Alexander ana
A. Dehart, So each.
S. D. Patrick was allowed $12 Tor
supplies furnished to VIII and Mary
Waits, paupers.
Third Day.
! ]. B. Hensarling was appointed over
seer on road link No. 1913.
The application of Geo. L. Pace Tor
a loan of $1,000 belonging to Township
3 north, range 10 West was fovarably
considered and said loan was ordered
the county being secured by deed Oh
trust on real estate.
Upon a certificate of the physical
: disability of Sam Durr and j. f. Rog-
ers. county convicts, signed by j. Z.
Magruder, Dr.. w. R. Thames and j. Z.
Eal ksdale, the said convicts were dis
d. charged from custody.
The board began the examination OF
r the assessment rolls for 1909 with
i, view of equalizing same.
Fourth Day.
r The township trustees of Township
north range ~ West recommended
the distribution of the available 10th
t Section school funds as follows: Nor
. riston School $15075; Macedonia
school $19425; Spring Hill school $15;
=. An order was made to that effect.
Fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth
l. days were spent in consideration OF
the assessment of real estate.
: Ninth Day.
The application of n. P. Lewis and
. wife for a loan of 500 from the town
5 ship funds was favorably considered,
+ and the said loan was ordered as fol
-, lows: From Township North Range
. 10 West, 92O and from Township 2
? North, Range IL West $6S0.00, the
l county being secured by a deed OF
trust on city property.
The application of Arthur Vain
81 V..g... ..nG Vie 1or a loan Of $500
from the 18th Section funds was favor
: ably considered and the loan was or
dered from the funds belonging to
i Township / North Range IS West, the
county being secured as in the before
' mentioned leans.
The application of Mrs. NJ. A. Rob
> ertson and G. C. Robertson, her hus
e; band, for loan of $500 of 10th Sec
/ ton funds, was also favorably con
." sidered and the loan ordered from tht
IL funds belonging to Township 1 Soutl
RanEe - West, with the usual secur
# ity.
The application of G. c. & S. V
Robertson for loan of 5000, 10th Sec
ton funds was favorably considered
and the loan ordered as follows
Township 4 North, Range II West
% $4,000; Township North Range i
Z West $4,000; Township 1 Nortl
y Range 10 West $500; Township
% North Range 10 West, $4,000. TIL
" usual security being given.
The foregoining loans are for pc
~ riod of three years, the interest a
% per cent payable annually.
" Tenth Day.
- The clerk was directed to notify [
~ H. Mclnns TO make settlement TO
80 $3.50 loaned to him FEBRUARY ., 1906
,'1i or to renew the same. In default @
SGlIlelllGuJ Ut T6u6NdI Wy LhS - q
Monday in September 1909, the truste
~ is instructed to foreclose the deed c
trust.
The sheriff and tax collector havin
90 filed his report OF delinquent and il
solvent taxes, attested as the law d
- reefs, the same was duly considere
.. by the board and returned to the ia
collector with the request that b
- make an earnest effort to secure furtl
~ err collections, and to submit a
=, amended report at the next meetin
d.
of this board.
The tenth and eleventh days wei
principally spent in consideration
~ land and personal assessment rolls.
- Twelfth Day.
- The personal assessment roll as II
. ed by the assessor corrected, was a
= proved and the clerk was directed