The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1919-07-17
ceived up until nooIlton the first
Monday in August 1919, for dy-
Mantle fuse caps, SO per cent.

UlSLTIcL Oh halklHg E0unCy, Ihat
I the SUM Of Ten Thousand, Three
Hundred Eighty-seyen and 20
100 dollars shall be expended out
Of the road funds Of this district
for the purpose Of constructing
the Centennial Highway, known
as Mississippi Project No. 18; it
being understood that the dis
trict is to receive q like amount
from the federal government.
w. w. Weathersby,
Commissioner.
Be it resolved blythe Board Of
Supervisors of Rankin County,
That we approve the action Of the
Highway Commissions Of the First
District of Rankin county, in
pledging the sum Of $10,387.29 for
the purpose Of constructing the
Centennial Highway
j. ]. Daniel, President
Board OF Supervisors
Attest: J. A. Robinson,
Chancery Clerk.
School District Apportionment
Be it remembered that the
chancery clerk having filed his
certificate with the board under
section 457O, Code 1906, showing
that Pelahatchie Separate School
District is entitled TO $222.25 as
it's prorata share of the poll tax,
and Fannin Separate School Dis
trict is entitled to S131.15 as it's
share of the. poll tax paid into
the county treasury for the
months from April l, 1918, to
July l, 1919.
It is therefore ordered that the
chancery clerk issue warrants on
the general county school fund
for said amounts for each re-
spective district, and pay the said
amounts into the treasury Of the
said separate school districts.
Bids Advertised For-Be it or
dered by the board that the clerk
of this board advertise for bids to
be received up until noon on the
first Monday in August, 1919, for
2 mules not under 5 nor over u
years Of age, and not to weigh
less than 1000 pounds; also one
pa wagon with body and with
out body), the board reserving
the right to reject any or all bids.
Ordered that clerk advertise up
until noon on the frnt Monday in
August, 1919, for bids for blank
record books and aEA supplies,
and county printing, the board re-
serving the right to reject any or
all bids.
County Treasurer's Report
Jesse Hemphill, treasurer of Ran
kin county, having filed his Sec
ond quarterly report, and same
having been found in all things
correct, it is therefore approved,
said report showing the following
balances, to-wit:
General county fund, $22,280.75
School fund, 9,725.51.
Institute fund, $182.63.
Clear Greek school fund, $279-
.O6.
Pearl school fund, $321.48.
Ludlow school fund, $71.93.
Ludlow school, interest and
sinking fund, $27.55.
Clear Branch school, $21.26.
Agricultural High school, $3,-
1851.
Johns school, interest and sink
ing fund, $4,778,26.
Johns school building fund,
$1,1OO.O0.
Hickory Ridge school, $16O.10.
Holly Bush school, $124.27.
Cato school fund, $685.58.
Briar Hill school, $259.14.
Stems Greek school, $17O.O6.
Brandon school, $236.43.
Oakdale school, S285.68.
Richland school, $152.35.
Fannin Separate school, 1876
.16.
Mayton school, $269.54.
Star, school, $256.42.
Pisgah school, $728.23.
Dry Greek school, $l56.33.
Mt. Greek school. $1.41.
Roads, Bridges and Ferries
fund, $1,O44.64.
School House Imp, $4,000.
Pension fund, $517.97.
Beat No. / road, maintenance
fund, $8,215.14.
Beat No. / road, interest and
sinking, 497.08.
Beat No. road, construction
fund, $140.79.
Beat No. 2 road, interest and
sinking, $10,312.13.
Beat No. 2 road, maintenance
fund, So, $685..
Beat No. 3 road, fund, $1,9l2.62|
Beat No. 5 road fund ,s$7 800. ".
/ Total $86, ,297. So.
Assessment Rolls sApproyed
The board Of supervisors ex-
amined the assessments rolls, and