The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-07-15
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Forrest County Supervisors
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i"6 jan WluuoWs; hennedy DC SIN
mons Lumber Co., $S.6S, lumber;
G. Magruder, $10.75, sheriffs cost /
. case Of 8. F. Findley; A. G. Duel
Y worth, SIS, supplies to road hands
Hays & Field, $685., supplies to cour
i ty health officer, and paper for chan
Gerry clerk; Moore Bros. Grocery Co
1885. convict stripes; stauffer Esl,
leman & Co., $45,63, tents for roat
hands; Leslie Humphreys, $996
I guarding convicts; Cooper Henderson
$40, guarding convicts; H. 6. Culpep
per. $50 for working convicts; r. d
Davis, $50, running road machine: H
G. Culpepper, $114.71, salary and sun
dry freight bills; D. H. Ravesies
$20.50, supplies for road hands; Mar
shall C Bruce, $3.50, office supplies
for sheriff; ]. w. Shattles G. Son
$747.77, supplies to- road hands $3.50
rejected; Komp Machin, Works
$11.90, material used in road J. s
Turner G Co., $l5.39, supplies fol
road hands.
The account of Cumberland Tele
graph and Telephone Co. for $7.75 " as
rejected.
/ Upon the recommendation of J. II
Selby J. r.. Giles, W. r. Thames. NJ
! D., John Andrews, county convict
who had served mora than thirty days
was released from custody on account
of ill health.
H. E. Cameron was appointed over
seer on road link No. 81.
Tom Johnson was appointed over
seer on road linz No. 101.
j. E. Davis. police justice, was al
! lowed $10.65 fees in certain cases.
Their allowances ON account ofiustice
of l,doe courts were made as follows
J ~ Elton, J. 2. 1890: T. J. Wall
r $500; c. r. ru:ser constable,
sl3; G. Farley, eens'abis. Sc; NJ
trey constable. s. -. G. Mhgr,i
der eriff, $3.50 fcss ~ justice Of
TIE rea"e court aas's. " B. Fisher
Wit! "ss fees in F. courts we're al
lowed as follows:
NJ Riley 50. L. B. Geiger S., T. b
Riley So, D. G.. McGilvray 81, C. q
Tucker So, A. A. Sumrall 81, 7. G.
Cole 81, Cecil Mcleod 80 cenCs y
Schniblin so cents, Frances Ferl eli
so cents, G. NJ. Dunn 81, Nora Muir.
ply 81, Tom Cobb 81, Thee Smith 81,
G. ]. Addison 81.
]. C. Magruder was allowed Sc fees
in cases in curcuit court, T. j. Nixon
allowed $3.50 fees in same cases. w
S. Morrison was allowed $3.50 as
refund of a fine against S. T. Fin
ley, who afterward worked out the
fine.
Report of E. J. Currie, superintend
ent of education was received, APPROX
ed and filed.
E. ]. Currie was allowed 5000, sal
airy and stamps for June.
David Farley, ranger, submitted his
semi-annual report showing amount OF
sales and payment into county treas
urr.
The prayer of w. T. Slade for per
mission to erect gate across the
public road near Beaver Dam Creel
was refused, and the said Slade wa!
rquired to build fence along sale
road; but the board agreed to move
the said fence to its proper place
whenever 1t should be necessary tt
, rebuild the bridge.
The personal assessment Of w. K
!: Tate was reduced $25000 because o
error in entering same on the roll.
The action of the county treasure
In paying the interest on Forrest coun
.. ty Jail bonds, amounting to $2,000.0t
was ratified and confirmed and war
| rant " CON6I SAME OIueItu lSSueus
A. K. McInnis was allowed 80 cents
as excess in tax sale, and H. S
Beuscher was allowed % cents on {
similar account.
The treasurer's report for June was
received, approved and filed, and the
recapitulation ordered entered On the
minutes as follows:
General Fund ......... $14,9 1882 80
School Fund ........... 937 81
Pauper Fund ........... 1886
Bond and Sinking Fund S,025.S2
Jail Fund .......... S,776.94
Institute Fund ......... $3.50
Township Funds:
! Alp ................ 25.03
2-13 ................. .03
3-13 ................ 1853. 90
5-13 31,5O