Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-09-11

. - .'A ~ WIN nv a..s-ssaal ~
j L Young. lumber and nails 70,
w + Goelscy. lumber foe county 9 4.
Gus Shepard, work on bridge s.. IL,
L II laminey, repairing bridge 60,
Z Carothefs, laiaber to- roads 81.
TW Denton, werk on roads ....... 2 y
Robert Furr, work on ro5ds ... % u
J. L Waits, right OF WY fer road rs %
J X Earklns, soddiig rvasis ......... - o.
James Pitcher, caoss wsying road ~ =
Guy Windham, part pay on leyes 900
ridden Tabor, pat pay on bridge $50
J VI Hadaway, building bricge .. % &c
J. Iarver, budIng b idge ..- Is NJ
ID y Nelch, repairing bridge .- 500
J q NooivcrtoU, making 5000 per
so'ai as'cssmcnts 500
y NJ tail, work on public road IS 40
) a Coleman, repairing and bull T.
ing bridge - ..-. ..... ....-.... 81 -
c { buford * co, nidse for the poor
house ..--.-.-. .--...-- --.....- .-.- , 81
G I hardaway, WORK on tho Bel
mont roId ...-.-.--- .---...--. .-..-.-.-- q 90
J l.. Leach, hauling luin ,er and
building bridge ...--- .-..... aii a0
J ii Parks experimenting bridge
WORK .-.-... .-.... ..--... ....... .. IL so
q q Taylor making Supreme Court
record . ...~ -. ...- IS 90
L Barry, work on road 1900. ~ So
Ned Jones, hauling lumber .-....... 50 90
The Press, public printing -..,-..... % -
W HollOweil, nails for county 2iI
4 ID Dgyis, work on roads - Z 55
w 4 Hartley, work on roal .....-.. s 90
Waller Denton, hauling sand ..... ~ 90
Z tssridge, hauling sand 81 90
y Lancaster, hauling sand - 90
l. Leach, work on roads ...-... leo
y w Moss, nd5e for county -.......- IS
NJ X L Bank, freight ON gravel Ii79 81
lukN Gravel Co, era vel for roads 4O2 %
} r Parks, werk ON bridge. 90
Graves Bros, humber for rJads 20 10
John Woods, work on roads % 90
W L Seill, Tndsc for poor house 2D
j L Brown, hHuling lumber aud re-
pairing bridge ..... GOD
W " horton, srrveyine leyee on
Iuil1hEtciie = 90
y ID fuyner, lumber FOR bridge 3 g0
W Z iioiioweil, refund on taxes s.
L > Leayeli, Nose tor court house ajc
NJ 7 kskEidge, lumber for county i6
John Lowe, lumber tor bridge and
nails 937
W J Jones, work On ridge ...... 60
" " Woodward, making copy of
personal as.-s sment and land
lou - 300
" VI Woodward, certificate ant &c
kIowsedgeneat --.---..-.. zoe
Z !. Avans, conveying prisoner 50
Bogard Z son, Jail account - so
John Porter, work ON road -- 50
oliver Orange. work on road 100
A l. Downsng. repairing lights at
C N Roach & co, coffin for paup-
Hodss q Hass.sa. lams-r Zoe sas : =
d 0srdn~r. wori; on sssd =. &c
w NJ Woodward, express -....-- as
Porter-Sisk Hwd 60. tndse for the
co1nty .--... a..---.-.-..--.-- ...-. 50 II
Moody Patton. taking testimony
in Fonzo wv car ----...-.- , u
Bob Ivy, caring for small poz pa
stlent - ----...---..----- 81 &C
II L Tate, mdse for county { 50
Fudge & Mooney, building bridge - u
Cumberland 7 & T Co, Telephone
for Jail .-.- -.---=--..-.-. ---...-.- IS
Cofer Bros, lumber for county 81 So
J W Peacock, refund Of taxes 49, 7s5
C TSrver, building bridge 500 81
The report of the Road Commission
ers was received and approved.
The Board proceeded in body TO
10 view out the road as prayed for by J
W Sharp. Il al, and recommend that
the road be granted as prayer Tor with
the understanding that the people levy
out and work said road up for public
travel without any expense to the
IL - further agreed by this
Board that the public road RAINING by
Paul Knights and Gus Kings known
~ the OXFORD and Sareuta road shall
remain pt bill road.
The report VI j O. Brown and j. s.
FUR, the committee appointed to view
0ut change in the road as PRAYED for
~ J. A. Browulng, ct al, and we find
hat SAID change would be good, prac
iical change AMI we therefore recon-
mend that said change b. made. The
same committee recommended that the
new Ink Of road petitioned for by W
Z Ware, et al, reported that thes view
~ out the road aad recommend tina,
said change be granted.
TINS lefftion Of ] & Gates, Il r Robi-
Son ana " IeLarty, a committee a2
Veterans Camp No. 49, OF Oxford,
and r A McCieIlsn, ct al, on behalf of
the Confederate Veterans OF District
No >, asking that J L shinault be APP
pointed a pensi0n commissioner TOR bis
lriet No : aEd the board considered
aid petition and Is satist fed that the
same thouE be and Is hereby rejected
Tor the reason that J l. Sainauli Is not
a resident OF s1id District No ,
The officers, lGrurs and witnesses In
the inquest over the body Of Charlie
Sester were allowed $3.50.
IL was ordsred that the taylor Sepa-
rate School District be allowed to issue
- 500 for the purpose of erecting and
equipping 4 new school house.
Tee following AIMED were awarded
the contract 10. working the Iinks OF
roads opposite their respective names
and IT and fir the price opposite their
names as follows: j. Nj. tiafford link
No 100 and ~ at S27 so each, j. NJ. Ia
tum link No lS6 at $50 per mile, q. NJ.
and II. u. kisner Ink Is. at Sl2 so per
mile, Nester Hendrix link No. Iis az
SIS per mile, J q Treloar link No 100 at
SIS per mile, e. +. White ami W. Ii.
White links 20, 330 and 22I at SO per
mile. Said roaes TO be worked accord
ing TO plans and specifications now on
ME chancery c.erk's otti3e.
The report of Z. j.. Temple, sheriff
and tax collector, was received, APP
proved and read.
fhe Board fixed the tax levy for the
for the 1914 rs follows: General county
7 mills, state mills, ad valorum road
tax 3 mills, Agricultural High School
mill, Taylor separate school District
. mills, Boat interest paying and sink
ing fund ~ naills, maintenance road
fund tor beat /, mills.
TIE persorral assessment of Mrs l. f.
Meek be reduced $500.
AdjoCrsled to meet on Sept. sth.
Net Monday.
Tho pemtion OF J. G. Carotbers. es al.
Ieirtiye toissuing bonds for the brown
ing school district and as petition
fayoring same has been filed, the Board
will determine this matter at the Ocro-
Der meeting.
T. III. Garrett was allowed s77O.6s
balance due on Toby 'f'uhi,v iAvea