The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-01-15


gon to county farm; T. e. Batson
$3.50, stamps for December; T. e
Batson, 81 cents, telegraph charges.
Account of H. D. Barnes for $21.44
was rejected.
The salary of H. G. Culpepper
county farm superintendent, raised
from $500 per month to $500 pei
month.
Fifteen bids on road and bridge
bonds were opened and for various
reasons were all rejected.
]. w. Bolton, j.. p, was allowed fees
in state cases as follows: Joe McIn-
mis-, $1.70; Oscar Taylor, $210; Robert
Moore, $1.7O; Clarence Miller, $2.15;
Joe Lesvallyn, 1910; Lonnie Vance,
$3.15; Ed Banks, $3.50; George Trot-
ter (two cases., $4.55; Dave Marsh,
$4.65; Jim Smith, 1920; Tom Stewart,
SITS; Earl Melten, 1925; Henry
Smith, $500; Joe Jackson, 40 cents.
Total, $3.50.
], c. Magruder, sheriff, was allowed
fees in state cases as follows: Earl
Milton, $4.25; Tom Stewart, $775; Jim
Smith, $4.75; Dave Marsh, $685.;
George Trotter, $4.75; Ed Banks, $40;
Oscar Taylor. $5.25; Joe McInnis, So.
Total, $3.50.
T. ]. Nixon was allowed $2.75 fees
In case of State VS.. George Trotter.
M. Riley, constable, was allowed
fees In state cases as follows: Robert
Moore, 50 and Henry Smith, $2.25.
c. e. Tucker, constable, was allowed
rs cents fees in case of State VS.. John
Jackson.
]. G. Farley, constable, was allowed
fees in state cases as follows: Clar-
ence Miller, $3.50; Joe Lewellyn, $3.50,
and Lonnie Vance, $3.50.
The following named persons were
allowed $1.00 each as witness or ju-
rors fees in cases tried before J. w.
Bolten, j. p, to-wit: D. G. McGilway.
1. M. Norwood, w. T.. Rainier, S. R.
Cubley, ]. A. McCaa, R. F. Kennedy.
A. H. McSwain, George MCGOWAN,
Frank Rodgers, J. H. Binns, ]. A. Nc.
Cam, ]. ]. Hutchins, ]. B. Merkel, M.
K. Gilmore, ]. c. Magruder, w. B
Fisher, John Williams, M. X. Gilmore
R. H. Holmes, A. L. Rosenquist, R. w.
Graves, J. X. White, N. R. Mccall
Tough, A. A. Sumrall, R. M. Hunbry,
George Harrington, ]. X. Russell,
George Vandenford, Lonnie Williams,
c. E. Tucker, and for the same serv-
ice, Jim Jordan, Robert Hardy and
Prince Gibson were allowed 5000
each.
j. G. Magruder was allowed $40
commitment fees ($10O each) in cases
of George Trotter, Dave Marsh. Jim
Smith, Tom Stewart, Earle Milton,
Dan Evans, Oscar Taylor, Robert
Moore, Henry Smith, John Jackson.
The following allowances of fees
were made in case of State VS.. Tom
Beall; j. w. Bolton, ]. p, $2.15; ].
c. Magruder, sheriff, 1915; D. G. Nc
Gilvray, witness, $100.
j. w. Bolten was allowed $4,000 fees
in felony cases wherein state failed.
The following allowances were
made in the matter of the inquest of
Claudia Jones body: ]. c. Magruder,
sheriff, $500; David Farley, coroner,
$500, and R. A. Chambliss, T. J. Har-
ris, w. M. Hamilton, j. s. Jordan. J..
M. Varnado and B. X. Gray, Jurors.
$1.00 each.
Fourth Day.
Perry county was allowed 1851. 29
out general fund, $40 out of school
fund and $2S.35 out of pauper fund in
settlement of old claims.
w. G. Hall was appointed overseer
of Road Link 81.
In case of State VS.. Milt Watts, the
following allowances of fees were
made: W. c. 'Hardee, j. p, $2.15; ].
G. Magruder, sheriff, s10O; ]. G. Fair
ley, constable, $3.50.
e. ]. Currie was allowed $94.5O as
salary and SO cents for stamps for
December.
Monthly report of superintendent of
education received and approved.
Westly Carter was appointed over
seer on Road Link No. 81.
H. G. Culpepper was allowed $94.75
as salary and for supplies at county
farm.
Hugh Burch allowed $4,000 for
guarding prisoners.
Rejected account of H. B. Wright.
Allowances were made as follows:
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