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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1918-09-07
The Echo Made Official Journal for
Hancock County.


The Echo wishes to voice its thanks
and appreciation to the members of
the Board of Supervisors, of Hancock
cousty, who, on Monday, during the
course of regular meeting, awarded
this newspaper the contract for two
years for printing and publishing
the proceedings of the Board, thus
making The Sea Coast Echo the Of
ficial journal of the Board of Super
visors. All proceedings of the Board
and all official notices emanating from
the Board will in future appear in the
columns of The Echo.
The Board of Supervisors is COM
posed of Hons. H. S. Weston, presi-
dent; John B. Wheat, Richmond c..
Smith, A. j. Mcleod, Jos. L. Favre.
The Board met Monday and ad-
journed Wednesday. The full pro-
ceedings will be found is this issue
of The Echo.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1918-09-07
Monthly Report of County Road
Commissioner.

To the Honorable Board of Supervi-
sors of Hancock County, Miss
Gentlemen:-I have the honor to
make the following report of work
done by the crews in my charge from
the first day of August, 1918, to the
31st day of August, 1918, together
with the names of said men and
character of work done, etc:
]. A. Favre, 81 days at S1O0.o0,
$4,000.
E. Kimmel, 81 days at $1,000,
$1,000. o
Joe Schultz 27 days at $4,000,
$43.47. aoo
Gus Pucheu, 4 days at $4,000,
$6.44. 80
Henry Casanova, 81 days at S70,-
90, $1,000.
Horatio Casanova, 2 days at S2.5o
$500.
Ferdinand Casanova, Is days at
$3.50, $3.50.
Alfred Favre 6 days at $3.50. S15,-
90, and IL days at $70.0O,$27.l2-
Total, S42.12.
Andrew Pouyodou, 2 IL days at
$3.50, $6.25. eoa
Joe Garrigas, 26 days at s2.25,
$3.50. :.
Lawson O. Seal, z Ia days at
! $3.50, $18.12. aoro
Randolph Seal. s 1-2 days at SOU,
$19.12. eorn
Cornelius Seal, z days at s2.5o'
s17.50. e,,r
Elmer Seal, day at S1.76, Sl.75.
| Walter Pearson, ID days at S2.oo'
| $28.00. soog
D. D. Pearson, days at 1925,
Alec Nicaise, 8 days at s2.25,s6.75
/ Ford Smith, IL day at $2.zo'
Leonard Favre, Is IL days al
lS2.40, $38.75. eoor
Ernest Mitchell, 8 days at $2.2o
$6.75. "a 40 60
Il Lem Favre, Is LIZ days Ct Sz.po
Lem Favre, team, IS days at $3.50
A. q. Favre, 81 days ct $1,000
! f75.QQ.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1918-09-07
Judge Pau | B. Johnson to Speak
Here Tonight.

Judge Paul B. Johnson, of Hatties-
burg, candidate for U. S. Congress,
will speak in Bay st. Louis tonight
at $50 o'clock at the Court House
and the public in general, including
the ladies, are cordially invited to
be present, and to give the disting-
uished young Judge from Forrest
county a splendid audience and hear
ing. The Judge is an attractive speak
er, brilliant, magnetic and will in
terest his hearers. The local arrange
ments are in charge of the Hancock
County Johnson Committee, of which
Messrs. w. H. Starr and Louis V.
Schwall are active leaders.
Judge Johnson addressed the public
today at Kiln during the noon hour
asd at is safe to say goodly number
of the voters and residents Of that
vicinity turned out to hear him.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1918-09-07
Price of Echo Subscription Is Now
$500 Per Annum.

In order to meet the rise in prices
of white paper, labor and the hlgh
rate of Second-class postage which
the u. S. Government was forced
bv conditions lover which it has no
controD to impose on all publications
over the county. The Echo has been
compelled as measure OF self-pre-
servation to advance its subscription
rate since September 1st from S1.50
to $500 per annum. This we have
POSTPONED from doing for a long
time fearing it might initiate again
st the popularity and circulation of
the paper, but conditions have be-
come so acute that there seemed to
have been no alternative unless to
close up shop. Many weekly. news
papers over the country have been
forced out of business as a result OF
existing conditions.
The Echo has been very reluctant
in the matter of advancing its sub
scription rate, for it will be remem-
bered the size of the paper was re-
duced from eight pages to four pages
in order that we might be able to
continue the old rate, but even the
saving thus affected has been over
come by the increased rate of all
material and effort necessary in the
production of newspaper. However,
we feel confident the present advance
will take care of the future and any
possible advance in the immediate
future.
All new subscriptions and all re-
newals dated from September 1st
is at the rate of $500 per an
mum, in advance. We will thank our
subscribers for a continuance of their
patronage and their cooperation in
helping us to carry out the many
new rules concerning newspapers as
issued by the U. S. War Industrial
Board,
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1918-09-07
Fall Term of Circuit Court Was Short

Fall term of Hancock county Cir
cult Court convened in Bay St Louis
Monday morning, with Judge Jas. Il.
Neville on the bench, and Prosecut-
ing Attorney Elmer representing the
State. Sheriff J. w. Vairin Deputy
Sheriff Jos. D. Bontemps and Clerk
E. Van Whitfield were at their post.
The docket exceedingly light the
term was correspondingly short and
the next morning at 10 o'clock
court had adjourned. Most cases Oh
the light docket were continued.
Mr.. P. Penn Davis, of Bay st. Louis,
was made foreman OF the Grand
Jury, and better selection could
not have been made.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1918-09-07
Preparing for Fourth Liberty Loan.

M. R. Grant, Of Meridian, Miss,
field representative U. S. War Loan
Organization, and representing the
Liberty Loan Executive Committee,
Sixth Federal Reserve District, of
Atlanta, Ca, was in Bay st. Louis
Tuesday and held conference with
the local organization in anticipation
of the Forthcoming Fourth Liberty
Loan, drive for which will be started
September 26th. Bay ST. Louis and
Hancock county have gone "over the
top" in every other instance of the
kind and The Echo feels satisfied
this time will notprove the exception:
In fact, the county and city will
not only subscribe their quota fully
but will buy over the allotted amount.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1918-09-07

JUDGE PAUL B. JOHNSON.
! | thank you sincerely for the mag
nificent vote given me in the first
Primary.
came within a small number of
votes defeating all my opponents in
the first Primary. | received 2273
votes more than my next highest
opponent.
l carried my home county by an
overwhelming majority, receiving a
majority of the votes in every pre-
cinct.
OF the II counties in this Congress
sional District | led in 10 Counties.
My next highest opponent in only 4.
have conducted clean campaign.
The people have heard me and know
the manner of campaign ! have con-
Quoted.
The people have said by their votes
that am their choice. l call upon
them to go to the polls on the 10th
and register their will.
warn You Against The Malicious
and Malignant Campaign Liars.
They are busy at work against me,
trying to encompass my defeat.
Il ask tndt you De on your guafo
and see that my good name is pro-
tected. call upon my friends to look
after my interest. / have not the
money to hire men to 60 over the
country to work for me.
have an abiding faith in the just
ice and fairness of the people. l am
not the representative of any faction
but am running on my own merits.
A square deal is all ask.
If my friends will get busy; go to
the polls on the 10th, victory will be
ours by 5000 majority.
PAUL B. Johnson.
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Home Nursing Glass Organized.

At last our Home Nursing Glass has
been organized, and will have its first meet
ing on Monday afternoon at ? o'clock at
the Court House.
Mrs. Il. j. Lacost is head instructOress.
with DR.. Smith assistant and following
this course a First Aid Course will be
given by DR.. Smith. assisted by Mrs. La
cost. The following named have enrolled
and books ordered Mesdames StokOe, Cliff
ford. Moreau. eager, Stockstill, Firschng,
Thurston, w. A. and w. Il. Mcdonald,
Cecil Rea, Valda Evans, Stubs. Misses
Annie Warren, Eottie Cuneo, Hida, Elsie
and Laura Sporl, Mercedes Spotorno and
Mary Mcdonald.
As soon as this class completes the 4
week course another glass will be formed
In order to give all our women Il chance
to take this course.
A class of twenty is about all that can
be handled with ease. What n wonderful
opportunity to get this instruction with no
expense except the cost of your book,
which is 80 cents.
The instructors are allowed to charge
but they are patriotic enough to donate
their services in order that our women be
trimmed to do their own nursing and not
call on registered nurses.
MRS. T. B. CLIFFORD, Reporter
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1918-09-07

Petition and request of ]. W. Val
rim. sheriff of Hancock county, pre-
sented for payment of $641.66, be-
ing one-third of all fines collected in
liquor cases from May, 1915, to date,
and same being considered it is or
dered by the Board that same be re-
fused and disallowed, not because
the Board does not believe that said
J. W. Vairin did not do the work and
is of the opinion the said Vairin
ought to be paid, but the account is
disallowed because the Board is ad-
vised that an officer cannot collect
the one-third allowance provided for
by statue.
Ordered by the Board that the
board adjourn until tomorrow at .
A. M.
H. S. WESTON, President.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1918-09-07

Number of physicians in county
8; number failing to report, o; num-
Der of lectures delivered to schools, o.;
estimated attendance, O.; name OF
schools, >.
Give names and address of all IL
legal practitioners.
Give name and address of any ply
sician who moved into the county dur
ing the month for which this report Is
made, O..
Give name and future address Of
any physician who moved out of the
county during the month for which
this report is made, 0.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1918-09-07

At the ''open meeting" on the first Tues
day night of the month. good crowd pres
ent and many things pertaining to the
good of the Chapter were discussed.
Two communications were read, ana we
hope to publish them in full from time to
time.
One was in regard to How The Red
Cross Helps to Keep Our Soldiers and
Sailors in Close Touch With Their FAINT
lies and What 1t Is Doing For American
and Allied Prisoners" This bureau was
established in I017
In chapter organizations 1t is urged that
this service be handled through the office
of the secretary of the chapter A. II. c.
102 should be on file in the chapter office !:
the officers of the chapter, especially the
secretary, should become thoroughly ia
miliarized with it's contents and he pre-
pared to give information to all persons
inquiring as 70 means of affording re
lief to their relatives who are taken
prisoners.
Get instructions from her as to for
warding of money orders, parcels and let
ters to American prisoners of war.
The other communication was from THE
National Womans Liberty Loan Commit
tee Mrs William q. McAdoo. chairman,
dealing with governmental war appro-
priations and expenditures to date. and It's
needs for the future. The4 letters will
be sent weekly to all chapters, branches
and auxilaries, and urged to be read in
the work-rooms and gatherings as often
as possible so that all workers may be
reached.
The remaining three will be mailed on
September 9th, 10th and 23rd, the last one
reaching us on the eve of the Fourth LII
berty Loan.
These letters tell how the vast sums of
money appropriated for the prosecution
of the war are being spent by the Gov
ernment.
The next letters immediately following
will tell the cost of turning citizen into
soldier; of the draft; the soldiers life
and training in the cantonments: his life
overseas. and the building of the ships
that took him there; the engineering pro-
iects in France to make ready the sol
dier's coming; our air craft production
the wonderful Liberty motor and kindred
projects.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS BOARD OF SUPER
VSORS Of HANCOCK COUNTY FOR SEPT.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
COUNTY OF HANCOCK.

Be it remembered that regular
meeting of the Board of Supervisors
of Hancock county, Mississippi. was
begun and holden at the Court House
in the city of Bay st. Louis, on Mon
day, September End, A. D., 1918,
same being the first Monday of said
month and the time and place of
holding said meeting.
There were present H. S. Weston,
President; j. B. Wheat, r. C.. Smith,
A. J. Mcleod and L. L. Favre, asso-
ciate members.
J. W. Vairin, sheriff Of said coun-
ty, and A. A. Kergosien, clerk of said
board.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1918-09-07

Gulfport Veterinarian Sanatorium
d. S. Taylor, D. V. M, Mgr,
Gulfport, Miss, June %, 1918.
Hon. Board fo Supervisors, OF Han
cock County, Miss.
Messrs Not being able to attend
YOUR last Board meeting l hereby pre-
sent my report for the months of May
and June.
NAV 9.-Investigations of Leon
ard Fredericks cattle at Catahoula,
found that his steers had been vacci-
mated by some one April 26th. There
were twenty-five of these steers that
showed locate edematus sweliings, an
Evidence which was either sub-acute
- .arelessness On the operators
mart ~ from the use of costaminated
serum.
May 16--Investigated horse at
Westonia that showed no evidence OF
anthrax.
Nav 2O.-Investigated death OF
s+eer belonging to J. w. Burk of the
old I,adner place, seven miles south
of Fenton. Found positive anthrax.
Nav 2O.-Investigated a cow that
d;ed at DIR. A. A. Kergosien's OF POSI-
tive anthrax. "a, :.
Jun 1S.-Trip to Joe MitcheHs at
Flat Top, fund he had harse with
sub-acute anthrax, but had kept ms
horse isolated. I did not feel 1T real.
" necessary to quarantine any OF
This district, as the greater portion OF
stock owners had already been vacci-
mated.
June 22.-I made miscropic ex'
Hin. which did not pove to be an
thrax.
June a2.-I made miscropH ex'
aminations from specimens sent us Dy
DIR. Lash, Sylvester and Breeland, ou'
an proved to be negative. I,
June 29-Specimen received from ,
r. Murphy of Beat l. obtained IN TN
Green Brown neighborhood, probaDl!
anthrax, sent to State laboratory q
be confirmed. G..
/ wish to extend the Board OF Su
nervisors the heartiest thanks Of tn
five Stock Sanitary Board in thei
.horouph cooperation in aiding i
centrolling the specific diseases Y
Hancock county. You have acted 9
nioneers among your sister countle
+; IA this work and it gives me grea
plaesure il quoting yopr acp0a
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Sheriff's Report of Prisoners for the
Month of August, 1918.

Silas Richardson, April /, 1918
awaiting trial Circuit Court.
Georgia Smith, June z, 1918-Re-
leased August "a, 1918, by order of
asylum authorities.
Ia. Tonsdale, Jone 2, 1s1s-Hold-
ing for Federal authorities.
Hamp Dennis, June 2. 1913
Awaiting admission to insane asylum.
Mrs J. M. CARGO, July 81, 1919
Released July %, 1918.
Pralo Chisolm, July %, 1918-De-
livered to A. ]. Favre, August 8,
1918.
Sam Jones, August IL, 1918.-De-
livered to Al. j. Favre Aug. IL, 1918.
Jno. Garner, Aug. s, 1918-Await-
ing trial Circuit Court.
John Daniels, Aug. II, 1918. -
Awaiting trial Circuit Court.
J. w. VAIRIN, Sheriff.
By Jos. v. Bontemps, Deputy Sheriff.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1918-09-07

report From the Home Service Committee.
Report from the Home Service Commit
tee showed S6 families assisted, and 1t
keeps the committee busy all the time
On account of the Importance of this de-
partment and the many pressing de-
mands on its funds, about one-haf of our
war refund money was appropriated Tor
it's use.
1t was divided or apportioned as fol-
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Hancock County, Mississippi, to
J. W. Vairin, Sheriff, Dr., for victual-
izing prisoners, as stated below:
At 40 cents per day.
Silas Richardson, from Aug. l
to Aug. 81, 81 days. 1850
Georgiana Smith, from Aug. l
to Aug. 23, % days, 1880
l.. A. Tonsdale, from Aug. 1 to
Aug. 81, 81 days. 1850
Hamp Dennis, from Aug. l to
Aug. 81, 81 days. 1850
Mrs. j. M. Carlo, from Aug. 1
to Aug. /, day. 6O
Pralo Chisolm, from Aug. 3 to
Aug. II, Is days,------- 800
Jno. Garneo, from Aug. to
Aug. 81, 27 days,-------- 1921
John Daniels, from August IL
to Aug. 81, Is days, s,------ 800
l certify that the above is true and
correct, this the 1st day of Septem-
her. 1918. w. VAIRIN, Sheriff.
By Jos. V. Bontemps, Deputy Sheriff.
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J. w. MOODY,
County Health Officer.

Dated August IL, 1918.
Give name and address of each
physician on the back of this report
who refused or neglected to make
report to you for the above month.
A copy of this report must be sent
to the members of the State Board of
Health of your Distric+ and to the
Board of Supervisors of your coun-
ty. If this report is made IN dupll-
cate, the original must be sent to this
office.
Mail this report to DR.. r. w. Hall,
Director of Bureau of Vital Stats
tics, Jackson, Mississippi.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1918-09-07
Monthly Report of County Superir
tendent of Education.

To the Honorable Board of Supervi-
sors of Hancock County
Gentlemen i respectfully submit
to you the following as my report for
the month of August, 1918.
The following schools have beenvis-
tied during said month, showing num-
Der of pupils present at each school
on day of visit, length of time l
spent in each school, as well as the
branches taught.
l have visited no schools during
said month as all schools have now
closed for the current year.
| have also issued II pay certifi-
Gates during month, amounting to the
sum of S285.OO, of which sum $500
was issued to members of County
School Board, $1,000 for conducting
institute and remainder for teachers
salaries.
JOHN CRAFT,
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HANCOCK COUNTY CHAPTER RED CROSS
NEWS NOTES AND COMMENT OF THE WEEK

lows: Hospital garments, $250.00: surgi-
cal dressings, S25000; refugee garments
$250.00, and over S750.00 TO Home Service.
Cantcen Movement Discussed.
The canteen under military relief was
discussed, but our chapter either did not
understand or was not ready for the move
ment. and thereby gave it little set back
but we hope to do something yet, II il is
no more than to give the men who go off
n cheerful God bless you. Let us weigh
and discuss everything thoroughly before
we vote too hastily. We do not need to
suppress any good movement that Will
cheer our men In the service.
New Allotment.
Our new allotment has arrived, consist
ing OF -
100 gauze sponges 40 helpless case
shirts "a" 40 comfort kits and 110 boys
shirts.
Let us all inquire at headquarters If
our services are needed.
box of the last allotment was shipped,
consisting of 40 pairs socks. sweaters,
3 operating gowns and 119 refugee aprons.
Thanks are returned for the following
for donations: S1797 from the colored peo
pie from dance $500 frob Miss JOY
ner, and $500 from the children at the
Klock Hotel.
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Number of roads worked, g.; grad

Number of roads worked, 8; grad
ing, $1,000 feet; stumps removed, 3;
bridges repaired or rebuilt, 6.
REMARKS-Shell truck hauled
1875 bbls of shells. Shell wagon
hauled 1875 bbls shells. The greatest
part of the work this month was
patch work. We dragged" about Is
miles of road
A. G. FAVRE, Road Commissioner.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me, this the End day of September,
1918. H. S. Weston, President of
Board of Supervisors.
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SECOND DAY.

Tuesday Morning, September 3,
1918. Board met pursuant to ad-
journment. Present same as on yes
terday.
Ordered by the Board that the fol-
lowing amounts be allowed and paid
out Of the General County Fund as
bills on file, examined and approved,
~ wit
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other Boards of Supervisors in sur.
rounding counties.
Very truly yours,
D. S. TAYLOR, OWN.

i Pursuant to legal notice given and
proof of publication filed, the con-
tract for publishing the proceedings
of this Board for two years from the
1st day of September, 1918, to the
first Monday in September, 1920, was
this day cried out by the clerk of this
Board, and bids opened, twi bids be-
ing submitted, and it appearing that
the bid of The Sea Coast Echo for
the sum of $4,000 per annun was
the best bid made; it is there
fore, ordered that said bid of
the Sea Coast Echo be and is hereby
accepted and the contract for publish
ing the proceedings of this Beard for
two years from the first day of Sept
ember, 1918, at 10000 per annum
is hereby accepted and awarded TO
The Sea Coast Echo, said amount be-
ing payable at the end of each quar-
ter upon bond being given in the sum
of $4,000 for the faithful perform
ance of said contract which bond be-
ing rendered is approved and The Sea
Coast Echo be and is hereby declared
the official organ of this Board.
Ordered by the Board that the
clerk of this board be directed to give
legal notice for the sale of contract
for county printing in The Sea Coast
Echo, ,as provided for by law, said bids
or proposals to be in the forms as pro-
vided and required by law, and to be
accompanied with a certified cheek
of Twenty-Five dollars, and said bios
or proposals to be opened. and con-
sidered by this Board at II o'clock P.
M. On Monday, Norcmber 2, 1918.
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CCs
JOHN CRAFT,
County Supt. of Education.
Monthly Report of County Health
Officer.

Report for Hancock County, for the
month of July, 1918. Number OF
cases reported by physicians:
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Ordered by the Board that the fol-
lowing amounts be allowed and paid
out of the Road Fund as per bills on
file, examined and approved, to-wit:
Claud Monti, repairs and ac-
cessories. 253.44
Jordan River Lmbr. Co., sup
plies. ----------- 1878
W. L. Bourgeois, tobacco $50
H. Weston Lumber Co. lumber
and supplies, s,---------- 299.17
Bay Mercantile Co., supplies, 1870
Russell Davis, 1850 lbs hay at
s1.15. --- 14.38
Lawson G. Seal, 2 shovels,-- 200
H. l. Fleming, hauling hay, 5.65
Lott Macarthur, l plow and
feeding mule, 7.50
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1918-09-07

out of the General County Fund as
hills on file. examined and approved,
to-wit:
Sylvest Moran, treasurer's sal
ary, Io.Oo
Sano Rreard. ianitor. salary,-- $500
= tornev and B. of S.. - $500
Tho Sel;o Company. supplies, 1000
w + Rourpeois. supplies,- 345
A. B. Nellums, supplies, 5.2o
Bay st. Louis Ice, Light & Bot
Ting Wks., lights, lo.ao
A. B. Nellums, feeding and
caring for inmates, lt.5U
J. w. Vairin, supplies, 1919
Ordered by the Board that the fol-
lowing amounts be allowed out of
the Tick Fund as per bills on file,
examined and approved, to-wit:
A, G.. Favre, freight on chem
;c.,e 7.12
Ordered by the Board that the
following amounts be allowed and
paid out of the Road and Bridge
Fund, as per bills on file, examined
and approved, to-wlt:
'osOn -.-------s - 800
'oroam months mlssa rent. 80 5000
| Mrs. w. B. Rutherford, salary 25.O0
=. Dead med'GIrD Tiger Bridge, I ~ - 1879
p Anzalone. rent, $50
Anchor Here Blacksmith Shop
repairs, o.1U
Jordan River Lmbr. Co., lum-
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Ordered by the Board that the fol-
lowing amounts be allowed and paid
out of the Tick Fund, as per bills on
file, examined and approved, to-wit
Sherwin Williams, AZ gals Kill
Tx. --- 56.70
Finlay Dicks Co., chemicals, 249.60