East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1913-06-06

officers present
A A Montgomery, President, Beat >.
G McCreight, Beat l.
| w + Thompson, Beat }.
| g 5 Eundren, Beat l..
ID. w Oatlaw. Jr,. Beat )
l. ii Nickels, sheriff.
| II . Mcllwain, clerk.
The following accounts were allowed: {:
l. III Nichels, feeding prisn's.......S 20 90
NJ A Saunders, sal co atty ...... lC0 90
W A Wood, repairing bridge. 3 90
VIM Rogers. hauling lumber and
repairing bridge ge................... > %
@ Fondren, inspecting ........... Is 90
a REEVES, causwaying .....-....,.... 93 90
A a Wotford, building bridge 40 95
G McCreight, inspecting ......... 8 90
l. IL Nickels, conveying Mrs Bar
ron to asylum....,..,...y............ 10 20
j W Perkins, keeping paupers.. ll5 90
w lork, lumber. ..............u 2 65
Grady Rand, repairing hydrant.. so
Il ii Nickels, conveying prisoner
TO Jall...........,...... l6 90
w oeiz' lumDer.,...............". 10 30
} b Moore, painting bridges. Is 90
A A Montgomery, inspecting ...... 90
II NJ Daniel, lumber. 10 M
u w outia~' Jr' hay Tor mules. 10 90
u Nance salary etc................... Sc 10
c. Ill Butler, lumber IE o,,
Il L h"it, guarding convicts..,...,, l6 90
n Miss Times, stationery and adv
bond 10 70
A W Reynolds, coal for G h.. lG4 so
Ii Stiies, supplles..,.....,.......,....... 65 10
} l. Martin, scraper, nails, etc ..... 35
X Sanders, nails etc........... ......... 81
w ID Walker, tax refunded d.... : 20
L q Gray, repairing grader. 10
j ID Nance, teams ON road. II 30
W f Thompson, inspecting g.......... 10 90
AmoLnt allowed paupers - 30
q IL Butler, building bridge. IA 80
w Ii Hull, salary treasurer. ..... 40 Oo
Security State Bank, amount pd
on bonds..r.......................... 3s0 IN
A Il Green, salary and postage. 95 90
X Is 81 L l. Wier, supplies ........... II 5s.
In the matter of the petition of &c.
Iarrell, ct ais, who constitute more
than 20 p9r cent Of the qualified voters
OF District No. 4, to come under the
provision of Chapter l49, Laws of Miss
issippi renting to construction and
maintenance OF public roads. 1t appear-
ing that all orders, notices, petitions
and proceedings necessary had been
properly made in strict compliance with
law and there being no adverse petition
signed by 20 per cent of the aualided
electors of said District 4, it was there
fore ordered that negotiable bonds of
said District4 be issueI not exceeding
tile sum of S20,OD0 for the purpose and
object contemplated by Chapter l49
Laws OF Mississippi, The order or or
dinance being first reduced to writing
was duly presented to the board and
read and considered by sections and
submitted to ayea and nay vute which
resulted in all members voting yea and
the order was adopted and declared du-
ly and legally passed and B II n
DIR q X Dodds and II - quinn,
appoint"' W Daniel were
- road commissioners for term
I OF four years in said Supervisors District
N04.
| Jesse OdOm was relieved as overseer
of Longview road and Charles Hehin
was appointed III his stead.
In the matter of issuing road bonds in
District No. 2, as provided for in Chap
ter l49 Laws of Mississippi 1910, and it
appearing that all petitions, publications
ETC., had been duly and legally present
ell as required by law and no adverse
petition of any nature had been filed
against issuance Of said bonds it was or
dered that negotiable bonds Of Super
visor's District No 2, for the sum of
$4,000 be issued. The ordiunnce au-
thoriZing said issuance of bonds was re-
duced to writing read by sections and
submitted to Il yea and nay vote which
resulted in all members of the board
voting yea and the order was declared
duly and legally passed,
The board adjourned to meet Tuesday
morning.
Tuesday, June 3, 1913
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment ali members and officers present.
The following accounts were allowed