The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-07-16

building steel bridge across Matubba
Creek, the county to furnish the
| flooring. Contract was awarded the
same company for building steel
bridge across Mckinley Creek, third
district, at $500, for the super
| structure only.
The clerk was directed to adver-
tise fCJ proposals for repairs on iron
bridge across Tombigbee river near
Aberdeen, according to plans and
specifications by the State Highway
Association now. on file.
Report of the Commissioners show
ing that the portion of the Aberdeen
and Caledonia road from Hamilton
and Rye Bridge road, east to Butta-
hatchie river, at Lawrence bridge, A
miles, had been determined upon as
one of the roads to be constructed
out of the proceeds of bond sales of
third district, was approved, and that
advertisement for building said road
is authorized and directed
The Clerk was directed to publish
notice that at the August term the
Board will issue and sell $30,000.00
of its ~ gotiable six per cent notes,
payable Feb. Is, 1921, for raising
necessary funds todefray the county
expenses.
Certain notifications were made
in the order of sale of 100000 of
Smithville School District bonds, at
April term, so as to legalize the same
The Board rescinded and cancelled
its action at the March term, author
izing and contracting for the sale of
$1O0,00O.0O of fourth district good
roads bonds to Sidney Splitter and Co
of Toledo. This action was recon-
mGnded by State Highway Commits
II ToE
guson n Carl Roberds, o f
the Fourth District of Monroe Coun-
ty, and concurred in by said Sidney
Spitzer and Co., and by their mutual
consent and agreement the order OF
sale was declared rescinded. The
Commissioners further recommended
the sale of S2O,0OO.0O of the same
bonds to Sidney Splitter and Co., at
par value and accrued interest, which
was accepted and granted.
Following claims were allowed out
Common County Fund:
Water and Light Plant $50 1912
Clerk j. T. Morgan, salary 354.16
G. G. Ray, deputy clerk 10000
r. A. Pullen, deputy clerk 10000
C. C. Mckinney, deputy clerk 10000
Riley Honea, jail guard 84.00
Bob Noah, Jail guard ------ 10000
Sheriff Lewis, salary 500. 90
T. o. Jones, deputy -------- 1883
w. A. Sloan, deputy sheriff $50. 90 +!
S. M Noah, deputy sheriff ---125.OO |
w. T. Ware, Clerk, salary, --27O.0O |
c. L. Studdard, deputy Clerk 1900 |
w. M. Morgan, Treasurer --41.66 |
H. L. Pickle, Assessor, salary 2O8.33 |
Walter Jones, janitor ---- 45.OO |
I. B. Tubb, County Attorney 10000 |
Leftwich and Tubb, attorneys
for Board -------- 1880 |
w. f. Sim Nons, demonstrators, 165. 60
DIR. Underwood, salary ------ 1888
Lam and Carter, jail supplies 10000
]. A. Gay, jail supplies ------- 800
Henderson Hardware Co., same 7.55
Sheriff Lewis, feeding prisrs.- 102.50
Herbert Lewis Jail guard 5000
W. R. West, county home 261.5O
Jhas. Rowan, pauper coffin 100
DIR. Bryan, attdg. paupers --l9.OO
DR.. J. B. Sims, examining lun-
atics 800
Sheriff Lewis conveying lunatic $500
Same, emergency expense - 12-5O
Cumberland Tel. Co. ------- 129O
Sheriff Lewis, postage 5000 1910
Southern Tel. Co. -------- $50
Aberdeen Examiner, supplies,
Sheriff 1US-OU
Supervisor Lowe, ex services $500
Supervisor Thompson, same 84.0O
supervisor Harmon, same 1000
Brunson. same -8400
Supervisor Roberts, same ---- $500
garl Sanders, Tick Inspector 1880
Art Metal Co, equipment for
Chancery Clerk office---16S2.42
,undry parties, sanitation ex-
penSeS 1S0-Sz
Bridge and Road Fund
manufacturers Record advertising
1915; A. Williams, bridge nails soc;
Amory Hdw Co, bridge nails 22-65
G. Falkner, bridge work $500;
Ieely Nash, same 31.50; Geo. Cox,
al, same $26.25; Perry Harmon,
anne $81.0e; ID. r. Franklin hauling
amber $27.50; McWilliams and J
chultze, bridge lumber $395.40;
IcDaniel Lumber Co., same $763.52;
ohm Booker, same $14.66; j. A.
rice, same 500 so; Lam and Car
ar, suundry claims $30-14; Jesse I
aylor hauling lumber $3.50; N. G.