The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1913-01-18

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Cameron Pierson Co., ,sundries for sheriff 2 II
| George D. Borchard & Co.. books for
| sheriff. Observation-Disclosures. Is O
Dameron-Pierson Co., stationery and sun
| dries OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Al 2
Dameron Pierson Co., stationery and
| sundrleS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. a z
| Hy. T. Fayard, hair cut and shave, Nc
| Arthur ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
l A. A. Kergosien, express and freight. 3 a
| State of Mississippi, codes and acts OF 1900
| and 1910. -....................... 3 2
Marshall &c Bruce, stationery and books. IA g.
Bay st. Louis Ice, Light & Bottliug Wks,
lighting courthouse .................. IL o.
Bay st. Louis Ice, Light & Bottling Wks.,
! 2tons coal. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL U
| Cumberland T. & T, Co., rental blanks
| sherlG's ONCE. Observation-Disclosures.
JOS. o. Mauffray, sundries for JAIL. IL 81
| Gulf Coast Progress, stationery superin
| tendent's office. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2G
| Gulf Coast Progress, stationery sherifs
office. ............,.............. IL 81
| Gulf Coast Progress. public notice to is
| sue bonds, and sale of TIMBER. II I;
| Ordered by the Board that E. Var
Whitfield be allowed and paid out Of
the road and bridge fund the amount oi
$500, as refund of commutation tax er-
roneously charged r. Bennett.
Ordered by the Board that John Craft
county supt. OF education, be allowed
and paid out of the school fund as his
pro rata salary the sum of S64, fol-
the month of December, 1912, Section
4501, Code 1906
Hancock County Bank Secures County Depository
Whereas the Board OF Supervisors OF
this county, under the amendment OF
Chapter 1877 of the laws of 1910, and in
pursuance of the amendment of said
Chapter, passed by the Legislature at
its special November session, 1911, gave
notice to the banks OF Hancock county,
as required by said section 8 of chapter
1877, laws 1910, as amended, and whereas
at the January meeting, A. d. 1918,
bids and proposals were submitted by
said banks for the privilege OF keeping
the funds of said county, and the Beard
having considered said proposals., and
believing the proposal OF the Hancock
County in the words and figures fol-
owing, to-wlt:
Hancock County Bank, Bay ST.
Louis, Miss, Jan 9th, 1918. I
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors O.
Hancock County, Miss.
Gentlemen:
We submit this our application tt
be selected as the county depository o
! Hancock county, Miss, for the yeal
1918, and agree to pay interest at tn.
rate of 21s per cent. per annum on av-
erage daily balances. We offer as secu-
rity, in any sum you may fix, surety
bond in the United States Fidelity ane
Guaranty Co. of Baltimore, Md, OF
any other surety Co. authorized to dc
business in the State of Mississippi.
Respectfully submitted,
HANCOCK COUNTY BANK
JOSEPH F. CAZENEUvE,
Vice President and Cashier
Contains the best terms for acting as
depository for the public funds; it il
therefore, ordered that tn public fund.-
of said County of Hancock e placed il
said Hancock County Bank upon it,
qualifying as county depository by
placing on deposit, as security, with the
county treasurer the surety bond O.
the United States Fidelity and Guar.
anty Co., a security CO mpany author
sissippi, in the sum of $4,000 (forty
thousand dollars), and the president of
this board and the clerk of the Board O.
Supervisors of Hancock County are
hereby directed to issue to said Hancock
County Bank commission as the
county depository said Hancock
Co., upon said bank filing said surety
bond with the county treasurer, and
that the term of office of the said de-
pository shall be one year from the date
of the issuance of the commission.
Ordered by the Board that the fol-
lowing amounts be allowed and paid
out of the 10th section interest fund OF
township 6. south of range 10 west, as
per bills on file, examined and approved:
| G. W. Spiers, fixtures for Cleveland
school OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q ot
D. A. Ladner, fixtures and repairs Shaw
School. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS % 6s
Pearlngton Lumber Company Relieved of Ger
tain Taxation For 1912
The petition OF the Pearlington Lnm-
Der Company, asking the Hon. Board OF
Supervisors to reduce the assessment
on the part OF the Henry FARRELL claim,
No. Is and is, in section 20, township
10, south of range Is, containing 20
acres, assessed at s450.00, to $4,000,
as there was located and situated there
on saw mill, dry kiln, etc., when as
sessed at above figure of S4500.00, and
said saw mill, kiln, etc., having since
been destroyed by fire, after due CON-
sideration was granted, and, as per Sec