The Semi-weekly leader., 1920-01-14
THE SUPERVISORS
IN JANUARY SESSION
Official Proceedings of County
SOlons as Taken From the
Minute Book.
CONTINUED from last week. }

Continued from last week.
Accounts Allowed.-Ben e. Smith,
team two days rebuilding culvert
Dist. 5, $500; ]. o. Calcote, team
l day work on roads Dist. s., $3.50;
T. w. Vaughan, team hands days
Dist. 5, $1,000; Henry H. Legett, sal
ary Co. Agt and ~phone, $153.50; J.
A. Sutton, repairing bridge and haul
ing lumber Dist. 2, $3.50; G. B. Per-
kins, mdse as per bill, $S.75; G.. c..
Terry, repairing bridge Dist. 2, $15.-
90; w. M. Smith, repairing bridge
and road Dist. 2, $3.50; Geo. C. Hos
kins, refund tax, $0.25; w. Lawson
Smith, work on roads Dist. l, $685.
so; DR.. o. N. Arlington, examining
lunatics, $1,000; Cameron Pierson
Co., abstract books, S170.93; Robert
Strahan, hay road mules Dist. s.,
$15.75; Demon Montgomery, work
on road Dist. 5, $2.00; John Nc
Grath & Sons, mdse, S23.31; Ben P.
Smith, repairing culverts, $500; H.
e. Dunaway, work on bridges, lum-
Der, etc., $123.00; j. w. Daughdrill,
work on roads Dist. 8, $46.35; Gary
DaughdrilI,. same, $1,000; Mrs. w. J..
Daughdrill, board road hands Dist.
3, $1,000; Pearl Davis, lumber for
culverts and bridges Dist. 5, $3.50;
w. A. Jordan, repairing roads Dist.
3, $3.50; w. H. Gaskin, mgr election
3 days, $500; Nola and Ira Posey,
iebuilding bridges ETC., Dist. 5, $685.
90; Joe Posey, work on road Dist. 5,
$500; Byron Mckee, building bridg-
es and work on roads Dist. 5, $685.
ST; J. S. Startling, work on bridge
Dist. 2, $16.50; Geo. Haynes, work
on road Dist. 2, $24.50; Ode Trim
BILE, hauling lumber Dist. s, $12.0Q;
Joe Watts, refund road tax, $500;
]. w. Montgomery, work on roads
bIst. 2, $26.20; L. ]. Johnston, lum-
ber as per bill fled, $178.91; J. A.
Carroll Lbr. Co., same, $3.50; Willie
Calcote, work on roads Dist. S, ST.
rs; Fleet Maxwell, hauling lumber
for bridges Dist. 2, $1,000; H. A.
White, Supt. roads Dist. 2, $500;
Allen Kimble, road work Dist. 2,
$32.75; Arthur Bullock, road work
Dist. 8, $4,000; Dannie Kimble, road
work Dist. 2, $500; Gordon Bull
lock, same, $1,000; L. Crockett, work
on roads Dist. 5, $3.50; Sheldon Dow,
same, $500; Tom Kyzar, work on
fill and bridges Dist. 8, $24.00; Will
Russell, removing tree Dist. 8, $1.00;
A. ]. Townsend, work on bridge Dist.
8, $500; ]. R. Wilson, work on
roads Dist. 8, $500; w. A. Turpin,
work on road and bridge Dist. 3,
$11.25; Fred Ryals, work on roads
and team Dist. 3, $8.75; Marcus Ry-
ais, work ON roads Dist. 8, $500;
j. w. Peavey, same, $3.50; Charlie
Boyte, same, $12.50; H. H. Boyte,
same, $12.50; H. A. White, work on
roads Dist. z, S1.25; Murray Nc
Nulty, refund road tax, $500; Cor
don Bullock, work on roads Dist. 2,
$500; J. H. Mullen, same, $1,000;
L. P. Coon, building bridge Dist. 3,
$3.50; r. w. Boyte, work on roads
Dist, 3, $3.50; Mrs. R. w. Boyte,
board for road hands Dist. 3, $11.-
SO; A. c. Reid, work on roads and
building bridges Dist. 3, S45.00; Les
lie Reed, lumber and building cul-
verts Dist. 3, $500; Joe L. Aims
worth, work on bridges Dist. 2, $5.-
bridges Dist. 3, $2.75; Clyde Dicker-
son, work on roads Dist. 2, $4.12;
Lee Williams, same, $1.37; Lon Mi
kell, same, $1.37; Nick Owens, same,
$3.50; E. P. Douglass, hauling gra-
vel, wagon and team good roads Dist.
Q. $30.00 Earl Maxwell, work on
good roads Dist. 2, $500; J. H. Null
len, same, $500; ]. w. Pennington,
gravel Dist. good roads, $500;
Fred Furr, work on roads Dist. 2,
$500; P. G. Mullen, expenses G.. r.
commissioner Dist. 2, 1888; A. c.
Davis. same, 1888; R. E. Furr, same,
$3.50; Hoffman Bros, supplies Dist.
l good roads, $341.25; Hoffman
Bros, supplies court house, $4.22;
The Leader, supplies for justice of
peace, $3.50; The Leader, publishing
proceedings and notices, $11O.01;
The Leader, supplies county agent,
$500; The Leader, supplies circuit
clerk, $48.50; The Leader, supplies
for Circuit Clerk for Court, $3.50;
The Leader, supplies for Shift, SAL
90; The Leader supplies for Shift Of
fee, $3.50; The Leader, stationery
Co. Health Officer, $3.50; The Lead
er, stationery Election Comrs., $12.-
rs.
Ordered that the Board do nowad-
journ until tomorrow Wednesday,
morning at $3.50 o'clock.
THIRD DAY.
Wednesday morning, Jan. the 7th,
1920. The Board met pursuant to
adjournment; there were present the
same as yesterday.
Application for Loans and Com
mittee on same.