Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1909-12-17

| w Il. MAI Iii, same %. ~
Manfr's. Record adv't. 10 OO
| Amer. COnt'r, same ............. 5. OO
H. G. Spangler, repairing. Zoo
J. L. Ford, overhauling clock 20. 90
L. F. Holberg, sundries ,....... 2 90
Mer, Paper Co., same me.-............ II. .25
w. S. Jackson, hauling ........... 80
J. L. Cook, removing drift. .......7 20
A. G. Cunningham, lumber and
J. H. Thompson, hauling lumber $50 60
J. E. Bowling, repair ng bridge, 300
j: j. Princeaand Co., nails ....., 1. 90
w. p. Doyle, lumber etc. 122. 70
w. B. Cade and Bros, lumbe. .... O8
L D. Tyson and Co., nails, .OO
a. G. Cunningham and Co., nails, 2.5o
}. r. Carpenter. sundries. 800. 1910
City Hdw. and Fur. Co sundries 5.85
w. B Helm, hay ......45 so
N: NJ: Triplett, building bridge :. As. go
Following accounts were rejected:
Officers of court in cases of Ezell
Cannon. Sam Dixon; Lee Dixon, Will
Rice.
DR.. Bledsoe, medicine for diptheria
patient,
E: G. Eaves, erecting mile boards.
w M: Hill, hanling pauper.
Burrel Clark, petition for correction
of assessment.
IL
M. & 0. railroad, acct. of 1887. SO taxes
paid by reason of levy for Agri. High
School
Winston Jones & Co., acct. of $21. rs
for 80 poles for road
Following communication, reports
ETC., were received and orders filed.
w. E. Mauldin, report as convict
overseer.
D. f. Wilson, sec'y. and treas'r.
l.. w. Page, director.
Tuesday, Dec. 7th.
ALLOWANCES.
Cunningham Tate & Co., sundries for
conVIcts .;....... - .''' .'.....; 70. B d6
DR.. Brown, pulling tooth for Tom
Lo kett, convict. t..-........1.O0 1. 90
NoXuoee Co. Hdw, Co., sundries for
R. j. csde & Co, lumber etc. " g. g. s. SC
G. S. Bledsoe, convict acct. ..2. so
E. L. Carpenter, same. $50
Brooksville Hdw. & Fur. Co.,
same ................... ...-.... 80 %
". 3. Cade, lumber. SO 80
r. B. Bell, same e........71. 80
Troller Richardson, running road
J. n. Holman, rent for armory. so. 50 90 co
]. L. Smith, hauling lumber. 877
j. A. Tyson, sundries ies...,........12 12 04
w. H. Stewart, poor house. -. 1926. 40
A. d, Binion,, feeding prisoners wood
repairs, etc. c............ ..... ID. %
Foote, Davis & Co sundries .1-o.O2
Same .--------... ......... 16.10
w. H. Stewart, report as Supt. of
poor house, filed by w. D. Stewart.
Following account for release of
poll tax were allowed Rebecca Spann,
Sam Jordan Frank Pendleton. Geo
Thernett, Luke Little, Aaron Fancher,
and B. A. Jordan for poll and person
ality for sum of $4,000
c. G Griffin resigned as overseer of
road and Polk Farrar appointed in place
Assessment against Mrs. M. A
Wade of 1882, '.money on deposit, )"
was reduced to 5000.
Dave Murray, convict, was allowed
one month for good behavior.
Contract for working levee on Macon
and Louisville road was awarded to L.
G. Cline at $22. so per month.
Board rejected all bids for working
convicts and Erwin Mauldin was en-
ployed overseer at $65 per month.
r. A. Featherston was appointed
superintendent of poor house and al
lowed Sc. so for each inmate.
Foote. Davis & Co., supplies for
treasurers office. ....... is 10
G M Scales, balance of service for
1SO9 .----.---- ....... 100 OO
c. M. Scales, postage. .12 76
K. S. Mcleod, ct al, Sta. allowance
Ill cases where state failed. .29 10
Officers of court, state VS.. Joe
Brown. ................ 90
Same, State VS.. Will Rice A IS
Same state VS.. Jno. Spraggins. =. z 45
Same state VS.. Will Llpkins. ....3 45
Same state VS.. Frank Walton. 13 Is
Same state VS.. J. E. Finklea ....., II 10
Same state VS.. Bob Deupree. Is
Officers of court inquest acct . IL 90
j. L. Smith, sta, allowance. ....... 81 20
S. M. Bowen same. 43 Sc
Wood Cockrell, same. -. ..-.-..-. As 65
w. G. Strait, lumber. ......... z 81
w, b Cade, same. .............-..... 4 72
J. A. McCuen, building bridge. go 90
Mcleod Brcs. convict acct............1 II 25
w. d. Clark, broom so
]. r. Jackson, postage. i 25
w. A. Cheatham, convict 9cct. =. i 05
Dement, Bros, printing ..-.-....- II SO
Adams Gin & Lbr. Co. lumber,97 %
The following accounts were contiu-
ed:
E. F. Num- and Co., account for
damages done by changing road.
w. d. Parks, j. P, account for Ex.
officio services.
D. Hardin, constable, same.
T. II. Otis. ]. P, and Will Hartley,
constable, same.
The following accounts wereUrejected.