Macon beacon., 1910-04-15
Board of Supervisors.

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Monday, April 4, 1910.
The board met in regular session. all
the members present, also clerk and
sheriff After proclamation the fol-
lowing proceedings were had:
T S Murphey & Co., medicine So 65
J E Wyatt. timber ..--------... 2 Is
w L Thomas. overbid 81 "A
c. NJ Scales, postage e.-,,-------..... l 10
c Russell & Co road supplies. 40
Carey Jones, sleeper. ..........--. ) 90
J Q PoindeXter, nails ls.......--,-------. 2 %
S 3 COnnOr, nails ,-,,-..--- ...--....-..... l 50
John NJ Hyman, typewriter fer
Chancery clerk --,---..-- ...... 70 90
NJ G Crosby, ton hay ..-----------.. 10 90
Mclean Mer. Co., TENTS. .--. 1S 95
j L Ford services to colock.... - W
A D Binion, sundry accts -----,----.127 81
Geo. Myers. acct. case State
VS.. Bette Gavin .........--. II 35
Gus Mcleod, lumber ...-....-.-. % O3
Miss Minnie Williams, overbid %
T Murphey & Co., medicine. 65
T B Allen, lumber. r......-.---~--..... II
Minor & Murphey, ex'g lunatic--,. 8 90
Dr. Murphey, Co. physician.... 80 90
L Holberg, nails and tiling -. 48 80
Jas. Whittle, nails. ............ 90
The following petition, reports, etc.,
were received and filed:
w E Mauldin, convict OVerseer.
R A Featherston, superintendent of
poor house.
Petition of Mrs R. K. Price and
Miss S. j. Roger for correction of as
sessment, which was granted.
Petition of A D Binion for correction
of assessment against Francis Thomas
of CliftOnville.
Report of F Hopkins, superintendent
of court house repairs. In accordance
with his report the contractors, Ru-
bush, Dabbs Con. Co., were allowed
the sum of S544.85, TO be paid from
the general county fund,
Tuesday, April 5th.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, all officers present. A number
of accounts were allowed to officers of
court.
w M Hunter, lumber and nails 81 Sc
Cunningham, Tate & Co. sund's. 5 27
E F Num- & Co.. lumber. .......-,. 10 08
w F Triplett, nails .-----..-...... rs
J L Bell, lumber -. .......------ 90
D F Allgood, overbid ,......... IA
E B Bell, lumber ...........128 10
j R Jackson, salary and postage 92 SO
J F McHenry, keeping ferry.... 13 50
w + Mauldin, convict Overseer. 66 50
D Ferris, printing and pub g "A 81
E n Cotton, assistant convict
Brooke 5uP5 Thompson, convict guard IS 8 IS 25
J ohm A Tyson, chancery clerk. 27 80
Sunpter Lumber Co., overbid . SO
Miss Minnie Williams, OVerbid -. l 80
The following petitions, acco units,
etc., were contiaued:
Meridian Fer, Factory, petition for
reduction Of assessment
n. Scales, petition for refund of tax
es.
E D Cavett, communication as to ap-
preparation to eradicate ticks.
w Nuckols, ct al, petition to
straighten road
w M Hunter, petition for selection
of trustees for Agricultural High
Sceool.
Cunningham, Tate & Co., applicat-
ion for correction of assessment.
Z l. Lucas, application for position
of assistant to party in killing ticks.
The following communications were
received and filed:
Copy of bill as to Agricultural High
School.
Report of J R Jackson, superinten-
dent of education.
Opinion of attorney general as to
pardoning of John Cunningham.
R A Featherston, poor hse Supt 1927 -
c l. Ferris, sundrleS ----.-.--- II so
Patty Bros supplies for con-
VlctS ------.--.--.. ...... 40
NJ L Hunter, for convicts.,, 90
c l. Heinrich, pot............ 25
Macon Mer. Co., provisions ia 80
The treasurer, w. w. Mcleod,
made report, which showed the fol-
lowing:
RECAPITATION.
General County fund. =. $22 152 43
School fund ..... 118 OF
Hancock school ....... 163 83
Court House ........... 2 739 90
Jail Observation-Disclosures. l TAG %
Pension .-,-.,-............ 153 80
Institute .................. so 90
$50 I24 81
Jno A. Tyson, clerk, as to the cor
rectness of the above report and Cash
ierS.
E. V. Yates and C B. Dorroh made
affidavits as to following monies being
on deposits in their respective banks.