The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-05-11

of the Board, etc., therefore,
| Be it ordered that each mem
Der of the Board be directed and
lordered to comply with said re-
quirements of the law and to re-
port as therein provided, prior to
the first Monday in July, follow
ling.
Ordered that the following al
lowances be made, to-wit:
j. J. Daniel, day inspecting and
receiving w
Brown Bros, making fill on turn
pike -639 ~
B.. S. Snowden. engineering FILL SO 90
The following allowances were
made out of Good Roads fund OF
Beat No. /:
H. L. Miller, shop bill --------$14 IS
H. S. Garrett, breast chains, etc. 30
Joe Mcdonald, expense, labor
Taylor Wills Grocery Co., mdse-- 81 Is
The following allowances were
made out of Good Roads fund OF
Beat No. 2:
Austin Western Machine Co.,,
grader and bolts ---------SlO 80
H. C. Washburn, shop bill -- IL 20
E. @. White, expense and sal
airy for work on road -------2OO5 O
r. r. Busick, feed bill -----12O ~
A. M. Shields, mdse for road 80 l 50
E. @. White, extra labor on pike IL 80
The following allowances were
made out of Good Roads fund OF
Beat No. 3:
j. J. Wilmington, feed bill-----144 65
A. B. Collum, wages and expense
A. M. Shields, mdse for roads, IS
DR.. j. E. Noble, mdse for roads l 70
The following allowances were
made out of Good Roads fund OF
Beat No. 4:
w. R. Walker, shop Bills 4 40
T. j. Rodgers, expense for labor
and salary for self ------198 So
L. H. Mashburn, feed bill ----101 90
Pelahatchie Hardware Co., mdse 2 10
Austin Western Co., grader s 90
Pelahatchie Hardware Co., one
John Deere pillow -- IL Is
THURSDAY.
On petition signed by the re-
quired number of qualified cleo
tors residing in the territory en-
braced in the proposed territory
of the Clarksburg Consolidated
School district, the Board order
ed an election to be held in said
district on the 18th day of May
1916, for the purpose of ascer-
tanning the wishes of the quail
fed electors of said district with
reference to the issuance of
bonds in the sum Of 81, 500 for
the purpose of building, repair
ing and equipping school build
|ings in said district, and VIM.
Elliott, j. w. Palmer and Shelby
Williams were named by the
Board as commissioners to hold
! said election.
On motion the following allow
ances were made, to-Wit:
A. M. Shields, nails beat ---$ IS
H. B. Wilson, lumber and nails z IS
W. II. Armstrong. lumber ------ 20 is
DR.. J. E. Noble, nails ---- 70
In. B. Davis. lumber - 81 80
Ed Anderson, lumber for vat 20 81
j. J. Daniel, days per diem and
,,,;Ioo rro thic torn 16 10
IT. r. Williamson. same II 60
w. p Laird. same II 90
w. ri. Till. same --- II 20
r. A. Kennedy. same - Is 90
/ S. D. Donnell, sheriff, 4 days per
diem This term 8 90
lJ a. Robinson. clerk. same- IL 90
A. M. Shields, lantern and wick 35
On motion the following al
loWances were made out Of good
roads fund of Beat No. 5:
Dan Kennedy, 10 bushels cornS10 90
! D. A. Gill, SO 1-3 bushels corn 80 33
Tally Mize, shop bill ---- $500 ! 60
r. L. Gates, mdse for roads, so
L. L. Kersh, 2050 pounds hay II Is
/ HI. III. Patrick, wages and ex-
penses on road 1897 80
j. H. Burnham, shop bill ------- 90
Ellis Donnell, hauling ----------- ! 30
R. R. Busick, shovels, harness,
feed March 81 70
| The petition of school trustees
of township 6, range 8, praying
| for a sale of all the pine timber
on e1 of ne4 and the sw4 of sec
ton Is, township 6, range 3, to
Mrs. M. G. Scruggs and I. H.
ECollier for the sum of $40, was
granted, and purchasers given
| 10 years to remove the same.
| n.Ia.ad fhnt tho nlork adunr-