The Pascagoula chronicle., 1920-01-24
SUPERVISORS
ALLOWANCES.
CONTINUED from last week.

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miles January term, 1890; j. M. FIur-
ry, member, days and 70 miles Jan
uary term, $3.50; Fred Taylor. clerk,
3 days services January term, 5000;
H. d. Cudabac, sheriff, days services
January term, 5000; w. ]. Johnson,
member days inspecting roads, SIS;
VIM. f. Martin, meber, Q days inspect
ing roads. $500; J. X. Lemon, member.
days inspecting roads, $500 J. M.
FURRY, member, 4 days inspecting
roads, $1,000: w r. Thompson, J. p,
overpayment fine entered on page 125
j. P. docket, $500; Geo. w. O'Neill,
mayor, annual fees as conservator of
peace, SLIPS; S. G. Holly, marshall,
fees as conservator Of peace. $17.70:
G. w. Johnson, constable fees in cases
where state failed, $31.25; r. &. John
son, j. p, fees as conservator OF
peace, $3460; W. X. Thompson, j. r.,
fees as conservator Of peace, 1918.
s13.45; w. r. Thompson. J. p. fees as
conservator of peace, 1919. $4,000; w.
P. Britt, special constable, fees in cases
where state failed, $43.30; A. G. Dud-
ley, J. p, fees as conservator Of peace,
$5.70; s. M. Ware, j. r., fees as con-
servator of peace, $37.70; o. D. David
son. J. p, fees as conservator Of peace.
$29.25; Chas. E. Chidsey, j. r., fees as
conservator of peace, $4,000; John
Rogers, damages in re heifer killed
in dipping, $500; Haywood Brooks.
salary as ianitor. $500. Total s3,775.27.
Bridge Fund.
Mrs. Jos. B. Garrard, supplies and
hauling, $1O.35; j. l.. FURRY, services
as bridge commissioner and expenses,
$211.5O; Larue Lumber Co.. lumber for
Costa bridge, $169.23; Walter Gautier.
expenses clearing bridge in high wa
ter, $126.5O; Launch Spitfire, days
services keeping West Pascagoula
bridge clear of drift, $4,000; w. H.
Westfaul, supplies, $3.SS; E.,E FURRY.
500 feet lumber for bridges. $1,000; P.
J. Johnsin, labor for repairing Clarks
Bayou bridge, $500. Total s601.46.
District No. I, Road Fund.
Gulf Refining Co. Of La, gasoline
and oil, $4S.12 Spann-McRae Co., files
in October, $105; Steve Cumbest,
hauling stringers to Shannon branch
in October, $500; w. G. johnson, drag
ging road / day with team in October,
$500; Alamanda Coleman, labor in Oc-
tober and November $4,000; Winston
Hamiltin. days labor in October. IS;
Floyd Kirdwood, days labor in Oc-
tober, $500; Robert Hester, labor in
October and November, $4,000: C. w.
Johnson, salary operating tractor in
October, November and December,
$4,000; T. E. Johnson, salary oper-
ating grader in October and November,
$4,000; M. e. Johnson, 2 days labor
in November, $4.00:J. B. Gibson, gal.
lubricating oil in December, $1.00; s.
d. Coleman, days labor in December,
| $500; T. w. Baria, 3 days labor in De-
cember, $500; Tobie Parker, 6 days
labor in December, $1,000; A. D. Cole
man, 49, days labor in December, $37.
Total $652.17
District No. 2. Road Fund
Fl. A. Fails, expenses as road COM
missioner 1919. $500; Spann Hard
ware Co., supplies, $3.6S; Jack Parker,
16 days work on roads, $4,000; Bill
Harris, % days labor with double team
$2126; Mcintosh Lumber Co., lumber,
$23.21; Paul House, hauling cinders on
Pine Island road in November. $253.50;
C. c. Marthaler, supplies and repairs
to truck, $37.46; It. d. Dickson, gaso-
line and OIL $10.S5; M. Mcconnell,
hauling sand on river road, $24.00.
Total, $43S.95.
District No. 3, Road Fund.
Gulf Refining Co. of La, gasoline,
$1.2C.
Dictrict No. 4, Road Fund.
Adams Machinery & Mig. Co., sup
plies, 1925; Paul Seymour, Jr.. Sl
days driver of team No. /, $69.75; A.
C. Gottsche, fed for team No. /, $3212
j. F. Mobiles, 81 days driver of team
No. 2, $77.50; S. II. Wilson, IL days
labor, $1,000; r. w. Sceals, days la
Dor, $500; Mrs. l.. +. Richter, feed
for team No. 2, $35.7O; ORGY Young &
lcnntinned on last nagel