The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1920-04-23

trar vital statistics Escatawpa' $i''oo'
". q. Bullock, registrar vital statistics
Jacobs precinct, $3.50; Mrs. Henry
Letort, registrar vital statistics Jacobs
precinct. $780, E. G. Mizelle, registrar
vital statistics, Jones precinct, $500;
ID. l.. Delaney, registrar vital stats
tics Latimer precinct, s2.25; Mrs.
Rachel Richards, registrar vital statis-
ties Latmer precinct, $3.50; VIM. +.
Cauley. registrar vital statistics, Oak
Grove precinct, $500; Miss Pauline
I.euba. registrar vital statistics Orange
Grove precinct, $3.50; Walter Gautier,
registrar vital statistics Gautier pre-
cinct. 1925: Miss Lempi Suira. regis
trar vital statistics Pecan precinct,
s225; Mrs. Mary ]. Blbo, registrar
vital statistics Wilkinson precinct,
s2.75; +. S. Canty. gallons oil for
convict camp, s495; Alfred Grocery &
Grain Co, feed for convict camp.
s44OS: G, ID. Allen, labor as road hand
and guard at convict camp, SIO.oo'
Carley Mozingo labor at convict camp
s3g 90: Francis Robertson, days sery-
ices cooking at convict camp, 1910;
Mrs. w. II. Hill, groceries for convict
camp. s59.54; j. J. Paquette, plumbing
work and supplies for c. II. and JAIL
$3.50; A. w. Ezell, d. s., victualing
prisoners in March, S34.S0; Pascagoula
Chronicle, publishing delinquent poll
tax list. $500; Pascagoula Chronicle,
supplies to sheriff, $3.50; Pascagoula
Chronicle. supplies to W. X. Thomp-
son. ]. P, $500; Pascagoula Chronicle
supplies to Chas. f. Chidsey, j. r,
s22.75; Pascagoula Chronicle, supplies
to circuit clerk, $2.75; Pascagoula
Chronicle, publishing proceedings b.
of S. for March, s54.00; Pascagoula
Chronicle, supplies to chancery clerk,
S24.94: Pascagoula Chronicle, publish
ing notice trustees SADIE G. n. Carter
property, S1275; Modern Welding K
Machinery Co.. repairing grader, $3.50;
E. S. Davis & Sons, supplies to Fl.
Bayou bridge, $175; J. B. Williams, IL
days dipping cattle and filling watts, etc.
s1OS.0O; A. C. White, days dipping
cattle, s35. 90; M. NJ Martin, Is days
dipping cattle and repairing watts, ETC.,
$4,000 NJ w. Naples, Il days dipping
cattle and repairing watts, etc, $l23.l0;
A. A. Hults, salary supervising tick
eradication, $500; E. S. Davis G. Sons
cement for dipping vat, S62.70; J. P.
Starks. s days labor on Ravens vat,
S2400; j. O'keefe, sand, cement and
hauhng for dipping watts, s53O6; Henry
Golf, 5000 shingles for county home,
$27.50; p S. Moak, repairing fire places
in county home, s4.00 Mrs. Belle
Dunaway, salary keeper county home,
boarding inmates and expenses, 1928;
E. B. Smith, salary operating Randall
ferry, helper, oil, etc, $261.70; J. r.
Nelson, 3 tons coal delivered Randall
ferry, $4,000; w. j. Johnson, member,
2 days and "A miles April term, $500;
X w. Burnham, member, days and
s miles April term, $1440; VIM. +.
Martin, member, days attendance at
April term, $1400; J. X. Lemon, men,
ber days and 32 miles April term,
1880; Fred Taylor, clerk, 2 days
services April term, $500; H. d. Cuda-
bac, sheriff, days services April term,
$500; w. j. Johnson, member, days
inspecting roads, ETC., $1,000; K. W..
Burnham, member, l day inspecting
roads, etc, $500; VIM. F. Martin, mem
Der / day inspecting roads, etc, $500;
]. X. Lemon, member, 4 days inspect
ing roads, ETC., $1,000; Fred Taylor,
clerk, c. o. d. charges supplies to
Cleveland Tractors etc, $52.69; Ran
dolph b. Delmas, salary as deputy
chancery clerk for March, $500; S.
l.. Krebs, groceries for convict camp
$1375; DR.. e. A. benson, professional
services to inmates of county home
5000 Total, $5,110.91.