The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1918-11-09
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS BOARD Of SUPER
VISORS Of HANCOCK COUNTY FOR NOV.

NOVEMBER MEETING, AID. 1918.
Be it remembered that at regu--
lar meeting of the Board of
Supervisors of Hancock county, Mis-
sissippi, was begun and holden at the
Court House, in the City of Bay ST.
Louis, on November q, 1918, same
being the first Monday of said month
and the time and place of holding
said melting.
There were present H. S. Weston,
president; J. B. Wheat, R. C. Smith,
A. j. Mcleod and j. L. Favre, mem
bers.
J. W. Vairin, sheriff of said board,
and A. 4. Kergosien, Clerk.
Report of Superintendent of Educa-
iion.
To the Honorable Board of Supervi-
sors of Hancock County.
Gentlemen Il respectfully sub
nit to you the following as my re-
port for the month Of October
1918. | have visited no schools dur
ing said month owing to the pre-
vailing epidemic and because all
schools have been closed.
| have also issued 26 pay certltl-
Gates during said month, amounting
tn the sum of $1085.70 of which sum
S369.95 was issued for transporJa-
tion service.
JOHN CRAFT,
County Supt. OF Education,
Report of j. W. Vairin filed and
accepted.
Report of &C. Demonstration Agt.
Bay St. Louis, Miss, Nov. q, 1918.
Board of Supervisors, Hancock co.
Miss.
Dear Sirs The first of the month
was spent in promoting community
fairs; the exhibits were very spIen-
did, and they were well attended;
having as many as one hundred and
fifty attendants.
That shows the hearty cO-opera-
tion given by the community. Many
the exhibits and many members were
enrolled.
Twelve days of this month | was
sick of influenza.
| have not done very much visit
ing this month only among families
who needed help and let me know OF
them out in the county.
The past two weeks | have given
demonstrations at different homes in
ounce ielly-making and preserves.
Sincerely,
SALLIE CIRLOT,
County Demonstration Agent.
N. B.-Held four community fairs
with an attendance of 450; visited
* homes; circular letters, $50; bull
letins sent. 200; letters written, 100;
miles travelled, 542.
Report of convict guard filed and
accented
Bid of The Sea Coast Echo for Print
ing and Stationery, Etc.
Rav st. Louis, Miss, Nov. l, 1918.
Hon. Board of Supervisors,
Hancock County, Mississippi.
Gentlemen
Pursuant to the provisions of the
Franklin Bill and to your adEer-
tisement. "NOtice to Dealers" Inc
Sea Coast Echo would respectfully
bid to do the county printing tor
term of two years, beginning NOV.
4, 1918, and ending November i,
1920. under the headings OF
Class1-Blank Books and Rec
ord Books,
class Printed Blanks and
Printed Stationery,
Glass 3-Ruled and printed sta
Class Ruled and Printed
Blanks, .l-
Class 5-Tax Receipts, Warrants
and such forms in simple binding,
Class 6-Stationery, office sup
plies, etc.
at the same price as We have under
contract the past two years, only
removing the discounts of 10 and
- IL cents respectively on every
class save Glass /. On Glass l.
Blank Books and Record Books, we
hid the same bid with discounts re-
moved and plus 20 per cent.
We have served you faithfully
and promptly the past two years, and and
at the above rate we think we wlil
save the county money and home
industry will thus be sustained:
Thanking you for consideration,
Respectfully
THE SEA COAST ECHO,
By Chas. G. Moreau, Prop,
PURSUANT to advertisement, the
foro~oing bid of The Sea Coast Echo