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

| IL II Lilmmus, work on road m Il :!
B + Sanders, road work ............... 100 On
Tobe Henry, road work............. 81 on
u a Clardy, work on tools ....... 3 u
f o Mcllwain, postage e................. 7 on
Nose summons, porter u 0t
W W Richey, keeping clock. . 81
Ii M Cotton, road work~...,.......... l2G u
+ T. Cotton, umber........................ 5 D
W 9 Gum, pencils for clerk. o(
City of StarkVille water q lights Il gf
W ID Walker, flour for pris........ s &c
X l. Gillespie Il Bro, lumber. 81 Ga
Starkyille News, sub for elerk.... OC
Mileage and per diem allowed to
members and officers of the
board ...,..... ,..,............,.,........ % 20
luIher " flerct' supplies" 27 u
Gladnay n Cunningham, shoes
lorconvictN~.............................. 3 90
Aeho AeateS' 'ralhtr.........,.,.r......... s 90
K A Montgomery, unloading
prluSe .... ...'...,......... .-........ OO
ID o"u"rd' Iuhber"......."......... % 90
d i Stacey, ShoNeis etc....,..-......., 3 10
The bid of q II Butler for building
bridge across Self Creek at 80 l-2 cents
per running foot being the best and
lowest bic was accepted.
The bid of & w Parker for working
the Starkyille " Houston road was re-
jected.
The following overseers were an
pointed to serve until lst Monday in
January 1914.
Whites Mill Road Section l-Com-
mencing at Znber road and ending at
Robinson road, Tom May, oversecr,
Hands assigned ON the Perkins, McGee.
RiveS, Sprewell, Kennard, Williams,
Mobley, Daugherty, Saunders and Dam
iel Mill places.
The bond OF j X Henry for working
StarkVille " Greensboro road for the
sum of $1,000 per mile per year it was
accepted and ordered filed.
The board granted the petition of ID.
AT Saunders, ct ais, for change IN the
Reed road through ID A Saunders land
1t being shown that the change was de-
sired by the various land owners and
that 1t would be to the interest and con-
venience of parties interested.
In the matter of road commissioners
for Supervisors District No, 2, JRoh-
inson, j f Drane were appointed for n
term Of four years.
In the matter of the sale of bonds of
District No. 4, and No. 2, it was ordered
by the Board OF Supervisors that said
Lcnds be sold in sealed bids by w, n
Hull, county treasurer, at , O'Clock
Monday, July I, 1918, in the supervisors
room of the courthouse and that each
bid in order to be considered must he
accompanied by certified check for
S5OO.UO payable 70 said treasurer and the
check Of the successful bidder shall he
forfeited unless satd successful hiIder
comply with his bid by payment in full
for the bonds within twenty days after
the acceptance Of his bid The board
reserves the right to reject any and all
bids. The treasurer SHAH give proper
notice and publicity Of the sale of these
bonds.
.pson pettioned for a pri-
road to be opened throegh the
Lands of Arthur and Oscar Tuck, alter
same being heard and understood. All
parties Interested being present, it was
ordered that W. +. Thompson pay Ar
thur and Oscar Tuck the sum vi $1,000
and they deed Thompson parcel Of
land ~ feet wide for said road the same
to be opened by them as soon as the SIS
is paiu and To remain open as long as
Thompson may need the road.
The board adjourned to meet first
Monday in July 1918.
A. a. MONTGOMERY, President.
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DR.. and Mrs. j. W. Lipscornb
and daughter, Miss Elise, OF Co.
lulnbus visited Dr.. Lipscomb' $
brother, Rey. I. Ii. Lipscomb this
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