Macon beacon., 1917-06-22

were awarded to Wilkins q Parks
of Brooksville, at the following |
prices:
~. S fat backs or plates 21N
D. S. ext backs or plates - 23l-2 |
No. 2 white oats ----- SIC
Standard meal, 38-lo. sacks -$l.50
"A lbs. flour r----------------$l rs
MoIasses, kegs s-------l-- So and 60c
NoIasses, gal. cans ----- 60 and 65c
Brown Mule tobacco 40c
Formal contract with J. P.
Hunter to build wing wall at
Running Water creek bridge, and |
bond was accepted with ]. H.
Williams and l.. c. Cline as sure
ties. -Four extra rods were or !
dered to be put in bridge at an
extra cost of $50. r. Brewer
voted against extra work and re-
Quested his vote be recorded.
The account of the Bank of
BrooksViiIe for 81, 086.11 was re-
jected for reason that same ac-
count should have been presented
in name of Owens Construction
| Co.
1t is ordered that the pay GER
Jifcate Of the superintendent of
education issued to the City Of
Macon for 1858. n was approved.
John A. Tyson made report Of
poll tax collected for month OF
April.
The following matters were re-
Icaived and filed, Reports of Mrs.
ITgndail, Home Economics agent;
Is. A. Lever, Supt. of County
Home; J, G.. Chandler, Supt. Ed
ucation; j. H. Scruggs Con. Co.,
as to wing wall at Running Wa
ter creek; w. J. Buck, private
secretary, as to pardon for Con-
Istant Scott.
W. S. Mauldin, convict over
seer, madereport showing he had
received three convicts, Jim Lee
johnson, Paul Barber and Cleve-
/ land Constant, the latter being
|pardoned out May 26 Daisy
Smart paid out May 18th. Had
worked 1872 days indistrict 2 with
hired labor and 2l0 days in same
district with convict labor.
l.. B. Richards and HUMPHREYS
jefferson, from the Nashulavile
precinct, were released from
road tax,
The following were rejected:
T. W. CrigIer and II, J. Camp
bell for refund of taxes; accounts
of DR.. Bush for SAB 76 for points,
messages, etc, and $111.25 for
Yaccinatlng 4i5 patients.
Sol Williams was refunded poll
tax for 1916.
Alex Eubanks was granted
raise of wages from S4.15 to
SIT 50.
The board changed the game
law to allow the killing of doves
from July l to September lst.
Same was published in Beacon.
The clerk was ordered to ad-
vertise in Beacon to purchase
road grader. The action of
board at former meeting allow
ing George Douglas to purchase
same being resclnded.
The clerk of the'board was or
dered to make an itemized state
.ment of the receipts and disburse-
ments Of The late sale Of district
five bonds.
1t appearing that the M. & F.
bank, as county depository, has
executed more bond than at
present is necessary, it is order
ed that the bond in the penal sum
Iof $4,000 executed by the Fldel-
ity 4 Guaranty Co., be taken up
and cancelled.
The clerk was ordered not to
] file or permit to be filed any ac-
count to be acted on by the board,
which requires the approval of
said Good Roads commissioners.
I Same wasordered to be published
/ in the Beacon.
County repositories made reg
ular monthly reports.
The petition Of Capt. ]. N.
Holman for rent of amory and
stables for use Of cavalry COM
pany was granted.
The members Of the board re-
: ported chat they had inspected
! roads and bridges as follows;
! G. G. Pag&. two days; w. l..
Thomas, one day;L. Hines. three
, days; r. Brewer, Jr,, six days,