The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-17

too1lng Co, $25 repairs at cOur
house; e. ]. Currie, $3.50 salary a!
} superintendent of education for May
]. G. Mcdonald and J. L. Davis, vot
ing against $3.50 Of sal amount: F
|, H. Powe, $1S.15 drugs for county farm
r and Jail; American Printing Co, $1O.7F
5 stationery for circuit and chancery
d clerk and superintendent of education
4 American Printing Co., $19.75 station
:, cry to ]. E. Davis, ex-officio J. P;
!. J. s. Love, s50.50 fines enormously
: paid into county treasury; Martin
Printing Co., $10063 for books and
stationery; Bufkin & Co., $3.50 drugs
. to county farm; J. w. Bolton, ]. P,
1880 fees In various cases; M. Ri
: ley, constable, 50 fees in Bottoms
court; J. G. Magruder, $500 fees in
Bottoms court; W. C. Hardee, J. p,
so fees; J. G. Farley, constable, SO
fees in Hardee's court; c. E. Tucker,
constable, $3.50 fees in cases in Boil
tons court; J. E. Davis, J. P. (Beat
p, $2.10 fees; J. E. Davis, police jus
tice, $16.10 fees in vorious cases. NJ.
Riley, constable, 81 fees in Bottoms
court; witness fees In J. P. Courts al
lowed as follows: G. J. Addison so,
H. R. Hamett 81, T. o. Hawkins 81,
Millie Eaton 81, L. B. Geiger 81, T. 2.
Riley 81, D. G. McGilvray 81, w S.
Morrison 81, NJ. J. Epley 81, C.
Quinn ST. Jno. A. Griffin 81. Clarence
westhope 81, Pat Mccartney 81, T. J.
Maggott, 81.
Third Day.
Pauper allowances were made as fol
lows At IS per month Mrs. C. r.
Cheeks at 81 per month, Munday
Bounds at Sc per month, n. and NJ.
Mason Eulah Denham, Ellen Deakle.
Mrs. Dave Morris at So per month,
Walter Richardson, Walter Sullivan.
Lou Earnest, Elizabeth Myrick, Aman-
da Truelove, Mary Ulmer Mary Waits, |
Johannah Taylor, Moses Garvin, Eliza |
Palmer, Emily Richardson, Mrs |
JaJmes Herald, Sabra Breland, Sallie |
Steolnan, Nancy Kelly, Mar,nd Urce"
d. H. Alexander Emma McSv ain. Al |
bert McCallum, Hender'cI BeaIds,ey:
at So per month, Hannah fairfield
Minnie Alexander.
The clerk was directed to notify the
Louisiana Sand and Gr'ysi Co. and
A. X. McTnnis to put thoA respective
railroad crossings in good order at
once.
The petitions of A Carnes ct al.
relative to public roads were received
and filed.
The report of H e. Culpepper. SUI
perintendent of coultv farm. WAC ap-
proved and filed ami +he following con-
victs were allowed crriGs of six days
each for the N !hlh of Nav George
Joe MCC7;ld.a SAN Patterson
Sam Bennett, VIII Renfroe Bob Nc
Gail, Melt Watts, Patience Watts,
Dollie Patterson, Mqrv Mfr'nell, Hattie
Kelly, Annie Be" WilraIas Matte
1--we, Herbert DAVIS It was also OF
dercd that VIII Rentroe n UEite, r. n
vicD be all2we! $40 rcr month FOR
1pt rating roaG uaehnc.
Ordered 'ha, he salary OF the cOun-
ty health l'icog be raised to $40
pIr month
The petition - Patience Watts to be
released from county farm was re-
jected. .
NJ. and Z ; GiI3 havip applied {
trr loan Of the township tnnds on
h1nd, it was ordered 1hat the said
nantes bo oaomraodal=a aud that the
amount Of $500 belonging TO town
ship 4, range 3 and $50 belonging to
TOW lship :, "dnge II, be leaned to said
NJ. and e r Gil'5 for a period o. I
-hree years at per cent interest. they 9
securing The 1rrty by deed of trust
iii unencumsetad real estate.
The repor; Of the county treasurer
was received, approved and filed,
showing the condition Of the various 4
'rnds as 10 lows:
General fund =. ...........S1G,c:2.t9 y
School fund g.. .... 243
'auper funI -. o.. ..... 29.26
Bond and sihA,1e fund 49,. a.GN5 CS