Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-09-18

w. S. Dendy, building bridge,
5000.
Joe L. Davis, sheriff, victualizing
prisoners, $1,000.
Joe L. Davis, sheriff, ct al, $500.
Houston Water and Light Plant,
water and lights for Jail and court
house, $3.50.
Joe L. Davis, sheriff, conveying
Hattie Davis to Jackson, $48.99.
Coming to be considered by the
board the petition of Mrs. M. E. Nc
Junkin asking for loan of $4,000
for a period of two years, at six per
cent interest per annum, out of the
court house bond sinking fund, and
the board having considered said
loan and being satisfied that the Sc
curity offered is good and safe for
said loan, and that it is improved real
estate assessed at more than double
the amount of the loan asked, it is
the order of the board that Mrs. M.
E. McJunkin be granted loan Of
$4,000 upon her executing trust
deed in favor of the county, on-the
land described as 81 acres.
Coming on to be considered the
resignation of j. B. Sturdivant as
justice of the peace of Atlanta pre-
cinct, in supervisors district No. 5,
the sal resignation is accepted to
take effect from and after this date.
! This the I'd day of September, 1919.
On petition of w. C. HuddlestoD
ct al a drainage district was consti-
tuted as petitioned under the acts
of the legislature of 1914, chapter
269, as amendatory of chapter 1876,
acts of the legislature of 1912, and
as amended by chapter 245, acts of
the legislature of 1916, and the board
finding that everything necessary to
the isuing of the bonds had been done
ordered that the petition be granted
in full.
3. NJ Majors, bridge work, $500,
Pink Griffis, pike work, $500.
Tom Pulliam road work with team,
$36.4O.
E. F. White, shoes and hose, $4.95.
George Snow, cutting off pike, SO.
Cumberland Telephone and Tele-
graph Co., Busby's office, $500.
Cumberland Telephone and Tele-
graph Co., caurt house, $4.55.
Cumberland Telephone and Tele-
graph Co., poor huose, $500.
Cumberland Telephone and Tele-
graph Co., sherff's Office, $4.75.
Cumberland Telephone and Tele-
graph Co., court house, Okolona
1915.
j Southern Telephone and Telegraph
Co., sheriff's Office, Okolona, $3.50
Harry O'Byrnes, blacksmith work
1926.
Sarah Blivens, service for August
$4,000.
| Lindsey Young, pike work, $10.75
| Joe L. Davis, sheriff, vitualizine
prisoners, $3.50.
George Dendy, 1900 feet of lum.
Der, $4,000.
w. S. Dendy, lumber and abut-
ment on bridge, $35.34.
| j. A. Lewis ct al, $4,000.
Brand-Smith Hardware Co., mer
chandise, $2.95.
Brand-Smith Hardware Co., mer
chandise, $5.40.
Joe L. Davis, sheriff, conveying J
H. Brand to Meridian, $38.15.
w. H. Huffman, lumber, hauling
and building bridge, $3.50.
Coming on to be considred the res
ignation of A. C. Carter as gooC
road commissioner of supervisor
district No. 4, the said resignation il
: hereby accepted and w. L. Park il
appointed good roads commissions
in said district No. A in place of A
" OdIIeE'
Coming on to be considered tn,
resignation of L. L. Thomas, goot
roads commissioner in supervisor
district No. 2, the said resignation
I is hereby accepted and E. Saxon i
appointed good roads commissioner il
said district No. 2, in placesof L. L
Thomas, resigned.
Ordered by the board that the sal
try Of w. D. Hodges, road superin
;endent of district 8, be fixed at $7i
per month, and the salary of Edga
White, first assistant road superin
! tendent, district 3, be fixed at 81
per month, and the salary of Guy I
Judd, second assistant road superin
tendent, district 8, be fixed at 81
per month, all these salaries to b
dated from September l, 1919.
: Contracted with ]. B. Causey to d
all the engineering work connects
with the preparation of plans for tn
Federal Aid road work, and pay hin