The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1914-04-18

OIaue OF mississippi, 1dncOch So'
Be it remembered that regular meet
ing of the Board of Supervisors of the
aforesaid county, in said State, was be-
gun and holden in the City of Bay st.
Louis, at the courthouse, on the first
Monday in April, A. D., 1914, the same
being the time and place for holding
said meeting. There were present,
Wiley Smith, president; H. S. Weston,
J. E.. Smith, N. T. Mauffray and Jos.
l.. Fayre, associate members; E. Van
Whitfield, shelf for said county, and
A. A. Kergosien, clerk of said board.
The report of the county superinten-
dent of education was read in open
board, examined and ordered filed.
The contract bond of A. B. Nellums
being in due form, was by the presi-
dent approved in vacation and filed.
Ordered by the board that the ap-
pointment of George A. Kergosien as
deputy assessor for the Kiln and Fen
ton districts made by F. G. Bordages,
Sr, assessor of Hancock county, be and
the same is hereby approved.
Ordered that John Craft, county su-
perintendent of education, be allowed
and paid out of the general school fund
as pro rata salary for the month of
March A. D. 1914.
Ordered by the board that the follow
ing named persons be refunded the
amount of poll taxes paid by them and
be paid out of the general school fund,
towit: F. V. Saucier, So; Austin Me-
MILAN, $500.
Ordered by the Board that the fol-
lowing amounts be paid out of the gen.
eral county fund, as per bills on file,
examined ana approved, to-wit:
Sam G Ladner, salary, S25.
z. T. Jones, surveying and counting
ties, SIS.
Sam Breard, janitor, services, S25.
Charles Sanger, furnishing water to
courthouse and jail, S25.
Dorsey Printing Company, special
steel fixtures, S160.
PJ McGinn, repairs to Jail, 81.
Gulf Coast Progress, publishing list
of poll taxes, SIS.
E Van Whitfield, bailiff fees, circuit
court, s133.
E Van Whitfield, 6 mos ex-officio SER
vices, $50.
Sam Breard, extra janitor SER, $40.
A A Kergosien, attendance circuit
court, $24; months ex-officio servicee,
S25; fees State cases, S40.15.
George r. Rea, excess land redemp-
ton, .07.
Sea Coast Echo, printing 1000 bill
heads and stationary for clerk, S24.50.
A B Nellums, victualing paupers, S39.
Ladner's Hardware Store, supplies,
s5.35.
Gulf Coast Progress, stationary sup
erintendent's Office, Sc 30; publishing
notices, ST Al; stationary for sheriff's
office, s13.
Power Drug Co, medicines, 81 60.
Bay Mercantile Company, sundries
for courthouse, S4S 45.
Robert L Murphy, official stenograph-
er, 500.
To local registers of births and deaths
DIR E w Manar, Al 75; Louis S Bour-
geois, s13 80; S Craft, So SO; w H
Kranky, 50 90; A Bilbo, 81 IS; ] E
Smith, Sc; w A Cuevas, Soc; Frank
Mauffray, SO; G . Garriga, 25c; R B
Miller, s3; Alfred Miller, s5; DR. w w
Alfred, s6.75; DR. George c MCGOWAN,
$3.50; H S Little, 81 IS; Frank Cutter
rez, SO so; DR. F z Goss, s12.
F Banderet, taking jury to Slade
place and back, 81 80.
Ordered by the board that the follow
ing amount be allowed and paid out OF
the Forestry and Game Protection Fund
as per bill examined and approved, to-
wit: IT w Mitchell, 8 months salary
as game warden, S24.
The petition of S Benigno ct ais fol-
a public road, running from Washing
ton avenue public road to Blue Meadow
road, as per description in said petition,
was read in open board. received, and
ordered filed and ] E Smith and T N
Mauffray were appointed to view the
contemplated route and report at the
Inext meeting of this board.
| Pursuant to an advertisement in The
Gulf Coast Progress inviting bids fol-
the lining of the county Jail with shee1
steel, there were several bids submit.
tied and after due consideration by ths
board it was ordered that all bids be re.