The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1921-01-15

Interest Fund -- 644.1e
L. 3, X. Ia
Principal Fund -------- 65.2s
L. 9, r. 10
Principal Fund ----- 1913
Interest Fund 9.Ss
L. y, K. 10
Principal Fund -------- 3O3.8C
interest Fund - 354.3z
L. 10. R. 15-
Principal Fund ------ 474.14
Interest Fund -- $3.50
Grand Total
1 also have in my custody Calhoun
County, Miss, Road Bonds and U. s.
Liberty Loan Bonds aggregating $44
UUU.UU TO secure the county funds on
Bank as County Depository.
Also policy No 10099 of the North.
ern Assurance Co., Ltd, in the name
OF Board OF Supervisors of Hancock
County, Miss, covering $800.00 on
Che M. Z. Ansley dwellings on Mich
olson avenue Tor three years to Oc-
JoDer 9TH. 1922.
Also two notes of I. j. Collins,
dated August 9th, 1919, one for 500
| payable one year after date, one for
qoUU payable two years after date,
ootn bearing interest at the rate of
| per cent per annum.
All of which respectfully submit
ted.
SAMUEL C. LADNER, r. C.
treasurer of Hancock County, Miss.
state OF Mississippi,
hancock County.
/, Peter Tudry, assistant cashier of
the Hancock County Bank, of Bay
st. Louis, Miss, do hereby certify
chat at the close of business on Sep
Cember 80, 1920, the balances to the
credit Of the several funds Of said
County with said Bank as the Coun-
~ depository including the 10th Sec
LIon school Funds. amounted to the
IoLal sum of $32565.27.
PETER TUDURY, Asst. Cashier,
Hancock County Bank.
Whereas, at the November, 1920
meeting of this Board there was pre-
sented a petition asking for levy
OF 70 mills for the Aaron Academy
Consolidated School and
Whereas, the petition was consid-
ered by the Board, and
whereas, the action of the Board
on SAID petition was never placed on
the minutes of the Board. and
Whereas, the levy was made for
rs mills assuming that the former
order was placed on the minutes, and
whereas, S. }. Craft and others
| procured an injunction Joining
the collection of said tax and which
injunction has been made perpetual
and
Whereas, the Board has been ad-
vlsed by the attorney for this board
that 1t would not be advisable to ap-
peal from said decree, and
Whereas, it would not be fair to
! permit SAID order to stand and col
lect the taxes from only a few in
s<tIu district, and
Whereas. it appears that said or
! der placing the tax of 25 mills for
said Consolidated School is void.
Be it therefore resolved that said
levy for said consolidated school, be
Withdrawn, that is the levy of 25
mills for the Aaron Academy school
and that the Sheric be instructed to
not collect the levy of 25 mills fol
the SAID Aaron Academy School Dis.
trict being on the taxable property
IN the territory as described in for.
mer order of this Board making said
levy.
Ordered by the Board that the fol
lowing amounts be allowed and paic
out OF the General County Fund al
! per bills on file, examined and ap
proved, to-wit:
r. B. Miller, cow killed, $35.
Ordered by the Board that the fol
lowing amounts be allowed and 81
paid out of the Road and Bridge
fund as per bills on file examined
and approved, to-wit:
! Alcide Nicaise, labor, Sc; Jo'
Shaw, labor, So.
Ordered by the Board that the re
port of the County Health Officer b.
received and ordered filed.
Ordered by the Board that the fol
lowing amounts be allowed and pais
out of the General County Fund a.
per bills on file, examined and ap
proved, to-wit:
John Schulthies, caring for in
mates, $50; Chas. Murphy, tick in
spector. $125.
| Francis Shaw, w. A. Whitfield
and w. j. Thigpen appearing in opel
meeting and presenting their bond
duly signed for their contract t,
work roads of the County for th'
amounts required by the Board ant
the Board having examined the sait
Bonds and finding them legal AM
sufficient in law, and in fact and goot
and sufficient,
1t is therefore ordered that th'
Bond of Francis Shaw, reading q
follows:
State of Mississippi,
Hancock County.
Know all men by these presents
that we, Francis Shaw. and the New
Amsterdam Casualty Company, prin
cipal, and surety, are held and firml.
bound unto the State of Mississippi
in he penal sum of Nine $4,000,
Thousand Dollars, for the paymen
/ of which. well and truly to be mad,
we and each of us, hereby bind our