The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1919-08-14

for 2 years, 81.
B. G. Watson, same, So.
G. G. Sprague, 10 days election
commissioner, $50.
w s. May, same, $50.
H. L. McCaskill, same, $50.
| ]. w. Shivers, bridge work, SIS.
A. J. Hagan, lumber and re-
I pairs to bridge, $14.5O.
P. S. Baker, lumber and bridge
work, $40.
A. G. King, live stock inspector,
$50.
W. H Everett, shop work. 1925.
j. A. Robinson, postage, 81.
]. A. Lindsey, same 81.
w. E. Cofer refilling 2 vats. 81.
G. A. Hawthorne, bridge work
and making fill, $18.
L. T. Lawrence, same, SIS.
Noble & White, lumber, $780,
H. R. White, bridge work and
fill Sc.
Connie Grantham. hauling vat
medicine, $3.50.
Willie Womack, vat work, 50.
w. P. Thornton, bridge work,
So.
/ w. D. Cook, same, $3.50.
D. A. Gill, building bridge, $40.
| and making 2 fill $40; $50.
A. P. Dear & Sons nails, $1.57.
J. N. Tucker, work on bridge,
$3.50.
H. B. Davis, lumber, 1854.
Craft Thomas, bridge work and
fill, $44.50.
State Highway Department, ex-
pense for trucks, $685.. 10.
Will Hill, salary as ferryman,
$3.50.
w. v. Odom, bridge work, $3.50.
j. G. Williams, lumber, $3.50.
Ed Jones, bridge work, So.
Ben Wilson, same, SIS.
Pat White. same, 81.
Ollie Holmes, same, So.
G G. Moore, same, 81.
E. HI. Holems, same, 81.
T. M. Harrell, wages for hands
out Of roads bridges and ferries
| fund, $321.O3.
j. M. Evans, statutory self and
constable, 5000.
r. G. Hawkins, bridge work, $3.
L. O. Mullican, nails and work
on bridge, $14.50.
w. H. Till, expense on trucks,
Sc.
Adams Bros. Lumber Co., lum-
Der and nails, $4.38.
/ Petition for Change Of Road
Ordered that w. H. Till and w. E.
Laird be appointed committee to
view and lay out road as petition
editor by S. L. Gardner and others
and report at the next meeting Of
this board.
Ordered that w. H. Till and r.
A. Kennedy be appointed a COM
mittee to view and lay out road as
petitioned for by M. B. Martin and
others, and report at the next
meeting of this board.
/ Be it ordered by the board that
the clerk shall issue warrant for
the sum Of $1OO in favor of the
state tubercular hospital at Ma
gee for the benefit or expenses
of Homer Walters, who is now q
patient in said hospital.
Whereas, S. D. Donnell, tax col
lector Of Rankin county, Miss,
has this day, the first Monday in
August, 1919, filed with the board
Of supervisors of said county and
state, under code 1906, his report
| duly sworn to in accordance with
said code, showing the insOlvent
and additional tax assessments in
said county for the official year,
1918vas follows, to-wit:
Beat No. ! insolvent, $3.50.
Richland school, 1885.
Hickory Ridge school, $615.
Stems Creek school, 1886.
Star. school, $1,685. !
Briar Hill school, sos.
Mt. Greek school, $255.
Clear Branch school, $3.50.
Beat No. 2, straight, $3.50.
Brandon school, $4,645.
Pearl school, $,685.
Oakdale school, $500.
Beat No. 8, straight, $1,055.
Fannin school, $2,210.
Pisgah school, $2,260.
Beat No. A, straight, $3.50.
Clarksburg school, $130.
Holly Bush school, $195.
New Prospect school, $1,185.
Cross Roads school, $3.50.
Shiloh school, $3.50.
Pelahatchie Road Precinct, $740
Beat No. s, straight, $1,085. Il,
Johns school, 1920.
Cato school, $2,270.
Cross Roads school, $1,000.
Total Beat No. /, $2.O45.