The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1919-08-30
OF BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS
General County Fund.

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B. Bradford, keeper Ft. Bayou bridge
$500; Denny & Heidelberg, attorney
B. of S. $25.00; DR.. ]. N. Rape, count,
health officer, $4,000; c. G. Johnson
county treasurer. $25OO; Miss Carri
Cook, agent home economics, $S3.33
J. w. Pate, county comr of agricul
ture, 10000; Cumberland Tel. G Tel
Co., telephone service chancery clerk
office, $3.2E; S. c. Broom, county pros
ecuting attorney, $4,000; Haywood
Broks, janitor, $500; Cumberland Tel
& Tel. Co.., telephone service sheriff!
office, 1926; e. B. Smith, operating
Randall ferry in July, $12500; H. S
Taylor, convict foreman, $4,000; VIM
Cooper & Nephews, 3rd payment con
tract price 1000 gals cattle dip, $3.50 90
III. B. Wilson, stenographer May term
term chancery court, 100000; j. j
Ware, transferring dip to Vancleave
$3.50; Cameron Pierson Co., supplies
chancery clerk, $59.23; F. S. Webster
Co., supplies chancery clerk $500, A
Delcomyn, supplies court house and
jail. 1925; Louis Tricon, electrical ma
terial and repairs in Jail, $500; Fred
Taylor, clerk, paid A. H. Linder re-
pairing screens Jail and jailer's resi-
dence, $27.50; The Senatobia Demo
crat. supplies to circuit clerk, $1OS.9O;
Pascagoula st. Ry. & Power Co., cater
court house and Jail and lights, 1898;
Mrs. Belle Dunnaway, keeper county
home boarding inmates and expenses
incurred, $3.50; Geo. d. Barnard, sta
tionery Co., supplies to circuit clerk,
$5.04; Fred Taylor, clerk, postage and
express, $6.27 Spann Hardware Co.,
supplieh convice camp, $15.9S; A. B.
Harris, blacksmith work convict camp,
$3.50; ]. w. Walters, blacksmith work
convict camp; H. E. Delmas, supplies
convict camp, $162.13; Mrs. w. H, Hill,
supplies convict camp, 1896; S. L.
Krebs, supplies convict camp, 1925;
H. S. Taylor, convict foreman, supplies
and labor paid, $97.55; H. S. Taylor,
fees in convict cases, $2.75; Cumber'
land Tel & Tel Co., telephone service
circuit clerks officey/ 1925; Geo. W,
O'Neill, mayor, fees in convict cases,
$500; OLeary Mill Co., lumber court
house and Jail 1851; A. w. Ezel, d. s.
& Jailer, victualing prisoners during
July, $8640; Dameron-Pierson Co.,
supplies to sheriff, 1913; The Selig
Co., supplies court house and jail,
$1,000; w. G. Parker, sheriff, freight
on supplies and labor hired cutting
weeds, $1185; A. Delcomyn, supplies
court house and Jail $11.10; A. E. Lee,
supplies circuit clerk, $3.50; A. Il.
Lee, supplies, Chas E. Chidsey. j. p,
1926; A. e. Lee, supplies chancery
clerk, $225; o. C. Marthaler, truck
hire by G. A. Draper, engineer, $3.50;
w. H. Westfall, supplies to dipping
vats, $1.1S; Pascagoula Chronicle, sup
plies w. R. Thompson, j. p, $3.50; Dr.
McIlwain, professional services to prls- !
oners in Jail, $500; ]. ]. Paquette'
work in Jail and residence. $12.65; 5.
:. Holley, marshall, fees in convict
,ases, $3.50; A. E. Lee, supplies to the
county health officer, $500; +, D
Davis & Sons, supplies to Ft. Bayou
bridge, $O95; Palace Pharmacy, med
cines to prisoners in jail, $3l0; sam
Johnson, digging ditch to Wade vat
;3.OOA. Delcomyn, supplies to convict
,ame. STAB; Rodney Joe Engbarth'
,ow killed dippin, $4,000; Mrs. Lena
COW killed dipping, $1,000;
Iohn c. Ely calf killed dipping, slo.oo;
". G. johnson, steer killed dipping
;5O. 90; r. Bolton bull killed dipping
100; r. E. Waltman, COW killed
lipping, $4,000; w. j. Johnson heiier
Tiled dippingkilled dipping. $4,000; W.
/. johnson steer killed dipping, sSo.oo'
). L. Bludworth steer killed dipping
1000; Tony Ely. cow killed dipping
80 90; Watson Byrd. heifer killed dip-
ling. $1,000; j. w. Kelley. steer Killed
Inning. $4,000: L. L. Rogers, bull
Tiled dipping, $4,000; Est W. d. oraw
ord cow killed dipping, $500; Ollie
,-;,,.a aiming $1,000: c.