The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1911-06-08


Mrs M wilson, ame.................. oc
JJ Jarman, same. me......................... 3 oc
Wade Hynum, same .................... S oc
India Goodrum, same.................... 90
A K Brashear, cost in lunacy case...... 8 90
B H Morehead, same. 4 90
J f Ross, R Durr, II Baguell,
Tillman, f A Humphreys, NJ Frish-
man, jurors, same, 81 each.".......... 6 90
A K Brashear clerk, days self and dep
uty, chancery court. urt.................,.. IS 90
R II Morehead, sheriff, same.............' IL 90
Jno Roberts, grading banks at ferry..... rs
w J Pearson, P, holding inquest....... II 90
Geo Myers, clerk supreme court fees
Monroe Washington, appeal......... II 10
DR. w Redus, visiting prisoners in Jail. 90
DR. G w Acker, Co health officer, 6 mos. rs 90
Miss Printing Co, sundries Chan Clerk. I 90
! ] w Clark coffin for Danjean Caters -. 90
Claiborne Hardware Co, sundries........ I6 IS
S Bernheimer & Sons, nails, etc.......... 544
B F Trim. sundries for ferry............. co
/ J B Moore, keeping poor house .......... IA 90
Nesmith Bros, lumber. 20
P Williams Co, cement for vats........ I3 58
H Freshman, sundries for Jail. 40
A K Brashear, clerk, mos Co Auditor. $50 90
X Brashear, clerk, express and postage as
H Morehead, conveying lunatic to asy-
lum ............................. ~ as
H Morehead, stamps. ps................... So
Geo Barnard & Co, sundries Chan elk 6 so
Miss Printing Co. sundries Supt Ed IS
r Foster, Sr, ferry. IS 90
J c Goodrum, ferry. IS 90
Jno Roberts, ferry. ry........................ IS 90
B II Morehead Jail fees and sustenance. 20
A Higgins, lumber, etc.....,........... IL I6
L H Segrest, bridge eirons................ so
NJ Saxon, lumber. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
d Taylor bridge irons. S 90
Matthews, repairing Dead-Horse
bridge and material for bridges and
grading. ............................ rs o. |
Pope Drug Co., material for vats. ....,... 80 II
Frank Crawford, repairing bridge....... 5 90
B II Morehead, sustenance Co Jail, May. 81 20
] M Crawford, cutting tree out of road... so
D J Taylor, lumber and grading ......... 6 rs
NJ Crawford, hauling lumber and re-
pairing bridge. e.......................... S 90
G Harmon, umber..................... 1914
r w Ium, P, costs State VS. Thurman s 40
Darden Bros, cement for vats............ u 65
Town of Port Gibson, water and lights. 745
w W Wander, day stenographer. 10 90
Cumb. Tel & Tel Co., rent, etc.......... 10 SIS i
D Millsaps Co, cement for vats, etc.,. ga
Dorsey Printing Co, sundries Chan elk. Al 10 /
Reveille, sundries Supt of Ed........... SO so
T v Rush, salary and postage. ga So |
Geo w Green, sundries &C farm......... 80 IS
I, B Allen, hauling and work at ferrY.... so |
B McMurchy, day., ex days, mileage 10 90 |
B H Shaifer, day, mileage. e.............. so
w L Taylor day, ex. days, mileage. IA 90
NJ Nelson, day, ex. days, mileage. IA 90
L Alfred, day, 8 ex. days, mileage. IA So |
H Morehead, sheriff, day............. 2 90
A K Brashear, clerk, daY............... 90
Harry chunn, reword capture Caters 10 90
Ordered that the board as a
whole be appointed TO insPovt esld /
receive the bridge now being built
by E. N. Matthews when the clerk
of this board be notified that the
bridge bas been completed, and
report at the next meeting of this
board.
Ordered by the Board of Super
visors of Claiborne County: That
a contract be entered into with DR..
]. V. May, the recently appointed
health officer for Claiborne county,
upon the following terms: That
the health officer furnish all medi-
cal and surgical services neces-
sary for the inmates of the county
jail, the county poor house, and
the prisoners on the county
farm; that he bo all vaccination
when required by the board, and
to furnish te said inmates and pris-
eners all medicines and usually |
carried by physicians; that in full
payment for the above services
and medicines said health officer is
to receive fifty per month; that a
contract be entered into on the
above terms.
Ordered, that S. ]. Iarman,
guard at the county farm, be re
tanned until July Ist, 1911.
The several road contractors of
Claiborne county presented their
monthly reports, which were ap
proved and ordered filed.
The superintendent of education
presented his monthly report,
which was approved and ordered
filed.
Ordered that the clerk advertise
for bids for scraping and painting
the Humphreys, Grindstone Ford,
Carlisle and Willis Greek bridges,
county to furnish paint. Bids to
be opened at July meeting. Board
reserves right to reject any and all
bids.
Ordered by the board Of super
visors, that the two oak trees here
tofore pointed out to Arch Taylor
on the Oak Ridge school grounds
be sold to him for the sum of four
cents per stave, and that no other
trees on said school grounds be
sold or cut.
Ordered that the board do now
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