Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-08-21

Jno. A: Tyson. postage, etc. =. 6s
!: l.. Minor, agent. insurance. 900
Memphis Stone & Gravel Co.,
.-............... l34.
u. X. Cook & Co., work on road
,.,i Dis ~: ................. 10, 1872. s
Wli1iam HerzDerg, safary...... 125. 0
II. brewer. gravel.......... 4.5
The following accounts were contin
ued: Connor & Cunningham, sho
work; Jones & Eichelberger, shop work
B. R. Gay, claim of $595 for cattle kill
ed in dipping; Jno. A. Tyson. SIT
against District 2; City Hardware 4
Furniture Co., $l39) for supplies fo
roads.
The following petitions, etc.. receiv
ed and filed: R. c. Patty, assessor
Jung & Sons, communication as to coal
J. R. Jackson. school report,
Steiner Bros, communication as t.
bonds; Jno. A. Tyson, auditor, report
of funds for districts 2, 8 and S; Bur.
nett Printing Co., communication as
to bonds; E. o. Kirby report as to
county home; ]. w. Middleton com.
munication as to bonds; Ben T. Taylor.
road report; D. S. Norwood, petition
for position as tick Inspector.
The following accounts, petitions, etc.
were rejected: Mrs. ]. M. Cardin ct
al, petition against Porter road; D. L.
Archer petition for release of assess
ment on dog; Kirby & Cole, account of
$s4.80 for lumner; Gilbert Jordan, peti-
tion for refund OF Communication tax:
Taomas Dickerson, petition for release
from road sc1viye;; .. c. tJernigin, certi-
ficase of DR.. Haggard as to physical
condition; T. B. Nicholson, ct all, petit
ton for new road.
The Superintendent of Education
having issued to the city of Macon cer-
tain pay certificate for payment of
county pupils in attendance on city
schools having been presented to the
board of supervisors for ratification and
allowance and having been considered.
1t is ordered that the clerk of this
board issue said warrents payable out
Of school fund on said pay certificate.
On petition of r. G. Patty. assessor,
were made in assessments
If realty made to Mrs. Sarah Hunter
md also to W. S. Farmer.
W. o. Barnes, Jr., deputy clerk, made
'eport as to number of days convicts
worked in each supervisors district
rom Jan. 1st, 1912 until July lst, 1914.
W. E. Mauldin, county convict over
eer was released from bond for escape
# convict, it beng shown that he was
n no way liable.
T. B. Thornell, on petition was re-
eased from road service, continuation
nd road tax on account of gun wound.
Petition of W. N. Mcleod, ct al, for
hange of public road was Igranted.
E. E Dantzler, tax collector, made
ebort of additional assessments made.
The hands on the Winston Jones
rewer place were transferred to road
nix No. % of which D. J. Todd is over
ecr, and released from road link No. F,
'8 of which j. S. Carpenter is overseer.
Contract for repairing bridge across {
oxubee river on Macon and Louisville !
,ad was awarded to J. L. Bell. II
Clerk is ordered to advertise in Bea- I
IN for bids to furnish convict supplies 8
n month of September. I
Clerk was authorized to advertise to
,ild bridge across Plum creek on q
lgg's ferry road just west of Zeper- v
ok and Cavett places and for bridge h
ross ditch on Union ard Academy and d
ckensville roads. =
Due and legal notice having been CIV o
| in the Beacon for the filing of as h
ssment roll of personally, the board c
oceeded to consider said roll end care h
lily examine same. 2
Petition of w. w. Douglas, ct al,
r opening new and changing old road !,
as granted. 81
Clerk was ordered to advirtise for
DIS to build bridge across Hashuuua n
eek on Macon and Mashulaville road. G
L. F. Cole, county treasurer, made :"
gular monthly report. which was 81
proved and ordered put on the min ri
es.
Petition Of D. S. Norwood for posi- =
IN as assistant convict overseer was hi
anted at a salary of $1.50 per day. :
,ruood IN fnrpiah hond in the sum nf :.