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The New York herald., 1921-01-27

statesmen wanted to sell
INCOME TAX SERVICE
on commission basis: n wonderful proposition
for wide-awakN men. Call all day at $50
Nassau ST., room 1888. See Mr.. Kirsch.
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IMMEDIATELY

IMMEDIATELY.
Three men. over 50, possessing character, de-
termination and common sense viii find
cong.nial and profitable employment II quail
flied: experience unnecessary; give tele-
phone number. Write III Herald, Her
aid so.
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
ncs


Sergr c0aSecuif'
AUTOMOBILE AUCTION SALES.
% different makes OF pleas
ure and commercial cars
win be sold at public auction
MONDAY and THURSDAY. at NOON,
BROWNS AUTO AUCTION SALESRCOMS.
Sd Az. COR. 1tTH ST.. N. Y. G.
List your here: we will get
your price so commission charged
fr your car ~ sold We also buy
ears. Telephone Stuyvesant 924.
AUTOMOBILE AUCTION.
VAN TASSELL & ISEAT,NEY
Established 1867.
t2G-feS East 18th st.
TO-MORROW. FRIDAY, JANUARY 2s,
AT II O'CLOCK NOON.
This sale win comprise a great many pleas
ure and business cars the properly OF dif-
L. n. DUNKLEY. Auctloneer.
ALL UsED CARS must be sold at sacri-
flee We have a list Of forty cars; few
good buys IN slightly used sedans. Phone
us aud one OF our statesmen will call. CHEW
ROLET SALES ROOM, 10Th St and I'D av,
Brooklyn. Phone shore Road eO93.
BUICK cylinder touring. 1918; extra shoe
and tube, bumper, self-starter, microscope
and tool box: will demonstrates; $3.50. Call
OLDSMOBILE Co. 1SIth ST., Concourse.
Fordham 4052
CADILLAC. new special brougham dc luxe;
selected upholstery. beautiful work; not yet
delivered Inspection. CADILLAC. 1881
Broadway. Phone sERGENT. cort. 1910.
CHANDLER : passenger touring. first class
condition; 5000 cash; no dealers extras ;
Demonstration Phone GI2R Rockville Cen
tire, T. !.
CTiZNDIER Despatch. 1920: must sell. own
er going west. Phone Flatbush l225.
DODGE sedan. overiiauled and refnished
like new. 5000. HUDSON MOTOR CAR
CO., 23G West 5Hth.
ESSEX sedan touring and runabout: some
overhauled and refiuished like now prices
from s5oO up; any demonstration HUDSON
MOTOR CAR CO.. go st. Marks av., II kiyn,
Used Car Dept. open evenings. -
F0RD touring. tool box, klaxon horn. ? OK
IRA shocr dcmOuntable rims. storage bat
terv, spaedometcr. bumper demonstrate
s271 OT.DgNOBrtE CO. iS5th ST., Cor
courgc. Fordham iol2-ioa'i. -
uT-DsgN iatc series : passenger spcedg'Nr.
has ;ouneau, windEhold aud reiin'shcd life
CAR Co. 80 -. MARKS nv, Brootyn, Used
Car Dept. open evenings.
ut.p-ON :, cylinder limousine. many cv-
tras. viii demonstrates SSVN. Can Olspr-
MOBILE CO, is7th ST. concourse' Ford
ham i0n1-iol3 "
TASCTN- iafe modei brougham Iandaulet
srecial Locke body. beautiful town car.
lust thoroughly rebuilt by Lancie company
ls2, i,gnse ms ss,meep ne giIo pe sterling isow
or write % Ctr av.. Brooklyn. -
TANfsTN town car. smart, excellent condi-
tlon: roinr abroad no dealors. Phone
Hunters Point iiss.
MNRMON limousine, body. upholstcring.
fsotor perfect condition. like new; secri-
uce. m7t-l clenmorc
AtEECEu. spcrt-tour. latc 1912. perfect;
s2sOo: terris lAuI.- 800 Wcst -Gth ~.
ONETKNn i9fs. five passenger touring car,
In rnod runnlne order: fully equipped; two
bur,pcrsg spot lamp and microscope. good
tires: owner ieating town. Write 20 T. ~
Herald. Herald 81.
OAKT,NND 1870 sedan. perfect condition.
Al 900. Phone wadsworth 1910. Apt. 0E.
cylinder. extra shoes and
tubes, nowiy painted: win demonstrate.
CO., fs7th st., Concourse.
rXcKARD late model. custom built. I door
sedan: 4 cord tires, 1 extra; win demon.
strsts. HUDSON MOTOR CAR CO., $50 81.
MARKS sv.. B'kiyn; Used Car Dept. Open
evenings.
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statesmen.

Genuine opportunity for real live. inteili.
gent men who will give all OF their time ana
be enthusiastic about their work; good In
tentioned dreamers need not answer this ad .
II you are In dead earnest. win work on a
commission basis and are able to carry your
seIf Financially for about q week or two,
call between 10 A. NJ. and p. NJ; we VIII
show YOU how to earn So 600 a year. with
chance for promotion TO manager. Suite 324,
ZOO 5th av., at 44th ST.
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SALESMAN for metropolitan district; also
ont OF town cities and district manager,
with advertising experience to handle new
advertising specially: salary or commission
basis Call West 45th st. room ii0'. ask
-. Mr. Cutfor.
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MAN, middle aged. neat in appearance, good
references, 10 act as RELIEF operator IN
apartment hotel at night wages $I5 month
and meals; one who understands the switch
board preferred. n 10s Herald. Herald 50.
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GLOVE statesmen.

SEVERAL EXPERIENCED GLOVE
Statesmen FOR VARIOUS TERRI
TORIES TO CARRY LINE or
LADIES', MEMS AND CHILDREN
IMPORTED KID. LAMBSK1N AND
FABRIC GLOVES; ALSO HIGH
GRADE LINE OF DOMESTIC
GLOW YES: REFERENCES RE
QUIRED; GIVE FULL PARTICU-
LARS. BOX NJ. f., 10 UNION
SQUARE.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.
srcIrR1rY sALEsMEN.

ESTABLISHED ORGANIZATION RB-
orTREs THE SERVICES OF SEVERAL
EXPERIENCED OUTSIDE statesmen or
SHARES or HIGH CLASS INDUSTRIAL
PROPOSITION WHICH WILL STAND THE
ACID TEST: FULL COOPERATION. LIVE
LEADS AND LIBERAL COMMISSION 70
RIGHT MEN. SUITE DOT. 19s BROADWATs
SUITE ioii. 145 w. 45TH ST.
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STOCK SALES MANAGERS
BROKERS.
We have the prettiest proposition
10 lay before a prospect ever taken
out by any man. Statesmen can make
from $500 to $500 per week selling
security which they can recon-
mend TO their best friend or
brother. There Is a possibility OF
the stock selling in the open mar
ket within n few months at ten
times the price Mt which you VIII
now be offering Il. Strong, true lit
erature is available and will be fur
nished by US. You viii be
equipped with documentary proof.
signed by important individuals
and companies, substantiating
every fact that you viii claim.
II YOU are a hustler or II you
have an organization that can
place stock get in touch with US
at once. NJ. GOLDSOIL & CO.,
suite S37. 30 Broad st. Telephone
Broad 3o0S.
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RAILROAD CLERKS.
You can earn $3.50 a week.
Don't say you "will never make =
salesman: read the Busneas Build
ers' advert isement; you can't tell,
we've had a lot of surprises ourselves
this past year.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

sALEsM
TO
BUSINESS,
PROFESSIONAL
AND SELLING MEN.
An institution sponsored BY bank and
business neu OF established success
and reputation. offers the opportunity
for an exceptionally remunerative
sociation to few men who can meas
ure up to the fundamental require
1ients for positions Of real RESPONSE
bility.
Only those OF substantial personality
who can strengthen and capitalize
TO our interests the confidence and
goodwill already built up, and realize
for themselves a big share of the
wards
their active efforts and help TO speed
your progress. and promptly enable
you TO secure n merlted attainment,
where your income VIII equal your
fullest capabilities.
Confer with Mr.. Hughes at the Broad
way Central Bldg. IsS Seventh Ave-
nue.. this week between 10 and II and
g and 4.
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WANTED.
30 men WHO are looking forward
to advancement and. lifelong po-
sition: applicants must furnish
good references. Call Room 90.
10 w. 10th ST.
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WILL YOU SELL US
YOUR SPARE. TIME?
We will train yen TO write show
cards for us. There is no canvass
Ing or soliciting; we supply you
with steady work; distance no ohs
feet: win pay you from $i5 TO so
week. WILSON METHODS,
Dept. 3. Canadian Savings Bldg.
Toronto, Canada.
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statesmen.
5 A / E 5 NJ e y.

statesmen.
Exceptional opportunity for three high
grade telephone statesmen. experienced in
reselling old and satisfied stockholders in
big money making Industrial, dividend pay
ing corporation large list OF satisfied share
holders; commission only. n. l., p. o. box
3I2, City Hall Station.
SAMPLE clork. one who IS experienced IN
the Wholesale upholstery goods trade. Ca
pable of taking complete charge OF depart
ment. correspondence, &C.; references re-
quired. Call p. s. s. & Co., 20 f.. Goth.
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EXPERrENCED REssO-
GRAPH AND GEAPHOTYPE OP-
ORATORS w a NTED BY A
DOWNTOWN TRUST COMPANY:
SALARY 81 900 a YEAR, WITH
ADDITIONAL. ADVANTAGES;
WRITE. STATING AGE. ExPE-
HENCE AND NATIONALITY.
ADDRESS
r. A., p. q. BOX 500,
CITY HALL STATION. N. Y. C.
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HELP wANTED--MALE.

t-~~~--~~~>~~~~-~~~-~~-~~~~~
ACCOUNTANTS.
You can earn $3.50 week.
Don't say you "wili never make
salesman read the Business Build
ers' advertisement: YOU can't tell.
we've had'a lot OF surprises ourselves
this past year.
ADVERTISING solicitor for high class
trade Journals excellent opportunity for
bright young mani salary and commission.
N 107 Herald Herald 80.
AUCTfONEER wanted in old established
general auction business. Washington. ID.
@. 1. refined. pleasing appearance. executives
class man. Apply, with references, Sunday
morning. apt 600. Hotd Chelsea. 222 w.
$50 se
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Commercial Help Wanted.
BARKER & MACCOLL,
VOCATIONAL SPECIALISTS.
80 CHURCH ST.
sEcRETARIAL AND GENERAL oEElcE
REGISTRY FREE.
ROSE n. CLARK Employment expert
(agency). 3 Beekmau ST.; Cortlandt 4249.-
High grade help: high grade positions.
RoYpoRNE. INC. SO PARK ROW;
SEVERAL OPENINGS FOR sTENoGRA-
Pliers.
DAVID AGENCY.
II West 42d st. Room b1o.
HTRsT oCCTPATIoNAL EXCHANGE.
co BROADWAY.
Domestic Help Wanted.
LAZARE's
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
200 East scd St.
New York city.
Established 1913.
Telephone Rhinelandcr 404i.
The girls who have applied az our
office understand that we charge
absolutely no registration or office
fee for placing individuals in domestic
positions.
= Cooks ........... Chambermaids
Houseworkers ............. Mattresses
couples as cook and butler. cook and
houseman.
You will always find us with a coll
lection OF nice positions to offer.
LAzARE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
200 East I'D st.
p S.-Ths agency has no connection
with any otheR agency in this or any
other neighborhood. and when you call
watch for the name LAZARE.
Watch for the numbcr-2OO
GIRLS seeking domestic positions in the very
FOLLOW THE TRIANGLE"
CooSs, ktchenmaids, houseworkers, cham
bermaids. Mattresses, nurses. couples. but
" TRIANGLE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
(Mlss Susie Rice, Manager).
1894 Lexington av.. s1st ct.
Phone Lenox 314.
MRS A. T. JOHNSON,
SwEDIsH-AMERIcAN EMPLOYMENT
Gs WEST 5sTH ST.
TELEPHONE COLA PLAZA.
For past % years at eO6 9th av. Best posi-
tions. best wages In best private families.
ENGLISH governess. experienced. country;
baby nurse with first class references,
suburb; several positions open for high class
domestic help; call early. French governess
9 year old girl. suburb. Miss wettler. is
w. 43d
AT MISS HOFMAYER's AGENCY,
10 East f3d ST., Sd floor.
Cooks. chambermaids. Mattresses, Scotch
chfidren's nurses. Swedish cooks second
cook. swedish waitress.
LONGACRE 5f69
DOMESTIC SERVICE
lAgency).
l.. y. WILD. Prop,
3OJ 9Th av.
HOfSEWORNERS, cooks. chamDermaldr.
rood positions Bertha Carlson Employ
rcnt Agency, 22s0 Broadway, corner SGD 81.
phonc Schuyler t016.
IT Nsimbpre's Relisbie Agency. 1910 Lex
ington av. (T5tfD .--Doncetic help all ca
pacitiss.
COOKS. chambermaids. Mattresses, pa rlor
maids, iaundresses. Ida Sceiy Employ
ment Agency. ss West 52d ST.
waitresse-, parlotinaiu-. couples.
Brennan's, 80 r. Goth. Plaza p34e.
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High grade type, over %, ambitious, de-
terrnined 10 succeed: bright future II ability
proven. Sell SO preferred stock with COM
mon bonus. Property purchased from Gov
ernmcnt- No promotion, officers and direc-
tors all investors. Sell direct from corpora
tion. eliminating brokers' comrnission. which
salesmen receive. Absolutely safe. Easy to
sell: average 800 weekly; references. Call
10 20 4. suite 9oi, 505 Fifth av.
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YOUNG man as bin clerk in hosiery and urs.
derwear jobbing house; must be rapid ana
accurate in figures: state salary and exps-
rience. Coz Herald $50 B'way.
YOUNG man, l6 10 is, Christian, general
office work with importing concern. La
Mama Azema & Farnan. 39T Washington st.
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AUTOMOBILES For RENT.
For Hire--Msssr Trucks.

zM TON truck for hire, closed body. sy day.
week or contract. Tel. Audubon Tp2t.
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POLTCE dog, male. wolf gray; first class
pedigree. CHAS. R1SCHEL. Poplar st..
B'klyn. one block from Fulton Ferry. Phone
Main 2i4s.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
BANK CLERKS.

Don't say you Twill never make
salesman; read the Business Build
we've had lot OF surprises ourselves
this past year.
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Instruction.
THE ACADEMY OF HAIR
AND BEAUTY CULTURE
offers courses Of instruction In all branches
assuring large earnings: day. evening
classes Call or write for information.
1888 West 44th street. Phone Bryant 9435
EARN S25-$150 weekly; only through Prof.
Rohrer's. the Reliable Hairdress. Manicure,
Beauty Schools So up; free for service earn
while learn: circular explains. 119 w. 42d St
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YOUNG MEN.

You can earn $50 a week.
Don't say you win never make .
salesman reau the BUSINESS builu-
ers' advertisement; you can't tell.
we've had a lot OF surprises ourselves
this past year.
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MOTORCYCLE.

EIGHT Indian motorcycles, 1918; single.
twin perfect condition: 10 delivery side
car vans. ut any motorcycle; big opportu-
nifty. GI2i 1fth av.. Bislyn. Bensonhurst h311,
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-12-15

Pl,OVU uAS 0Nnlu01y L0t. Low, YA,
500 due January 1st. 1881, $1,000
due January 1st.s 1882, and $1,000
due each successive year there af-
ter on the first day of January. un-
til all of saiapayments. shall a
mount to total sum of $25, 900,
the last payment being due jan
uary 1st,. l941, bearing interest at
the rate of six per-centum per an
mum from date, interest payable
semi-annually.
It is further ordered and resol-
we'd that the said bonds and inter-
est cupons with the necessary va
riations to indicate the different
maturities and numbers of said
bonds and interest cupons shall
be substantially as set forth in or
der adopted at the regular October
1919 meeting, recorded in LIB. "1''
at pages 533, 534, 535 and 536, and
shall all be dated January 1st., 10
%.
In re Territory Annexed to Whit.
field Stock Law District.
This day having been presented
to the board Of supervisors petit
tions by j.. 7. Knight, I. R. Robin
son, Sr., E. D. Robinson, D. G. Rag
sdale, S. B. Myers, S. E. Rhodes,
Virgil Rhodes, E. w. Rhodes, w
E. Cunningham, Ada R. Nichols,
L. H. johnson, A. C. Hinton, w. A.
Edwards to be annexed to the
Whitfield Stock Law District, in
said county, and it appearing to
the board that the said lands own
ed by the said petitioners and de-
scribed in the said petition is ad
iacent to and adjoining the said
stock law district, therefore order
ed this the 5th day of December
1921.
In re Addition to Spann Stock La"
District.
A petition for annexing the 81
of Sc IA less four acres on cas-
side. and Sc IA of SW IA, IN sec
tion 3 and N1-2 of NE ! a less l.
acres ON the east side thereof ane
E IL of NV IA in section y
Township 4 Range 4 East being
presented to the board to annea
the said land to the ]. A. SpanI
partial stock law district, ana Il
appearing TO the. board that tne
said land is adjacent to and joins
the said stock law district; there
fore,
II is ordsred that the said Iano
he and it is annexed to the >. a
Spann stock law district.
Annointment of Committee to Ap
praise County Farm.
Citizens Bank Frt. on gravei 9o.o4
Jnre Tax Commissioners report O
Assessment.
The State Tax Commission nav,
ing approved the assessment 10, .,
RANKIN County for the year l9zl
and certified their approval te
this board therefore, J.
It is ordered that the said certi
ficate and approval be recorded
mon the minutes of this board
ond the said assessments for 1871
be and same is approved.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS


Board of Supervisors of Ram
kin County met the first Monday,
1921, and the time'fixed by law for
same, there was begun and held In
the court house at the Office of the
Chancery Clerk in the town Of
Brandon, Mississippi, at regular
meeting of the Board of Super
visors of saidp county, there were
present, w. L. Martin, D. T. Bilbro,
w. HI. Till, and w. H. Walters,
members of the board, with G.. A..
Harrison, Sheriff of said county,
and S. B. Donnell, Clerk of said
Board of Supervisors, and the
Board geing opened in due form
of law by said sheriff, and the fol-
lowing proceedings were had and
done to-wit:-<
President S. L. McLaurin being
absent, w. HI. Till was elected Pres
ident protein.
In Cancellation of c. Ferguson,
BIT.
The indebtedness secured by deed
of trust, executed by c. Ferguson
to board of supervisors, recorded
in Book A page IL, having been
paid in full, it is ordered that said
deed of trust be and the same is
cancelled and the clerk be and he
is authorized to cancel, the said
deed of trust.
In re County Depository, Bids In
vited for 1922.
Be it ordered by the board OF
supervisors that notice of the IN
teniion of the board of supervisors
of Rankin County, to receive at IT'S
regular January, 1922, meeting
bids. from all banks Desiring to
qualify as county depository OF the
fund of said county, including,
school and road districts and all
other funds of said county,, as pro-
yided for inChapter 257, OF the
laws of 1914, and amendment
thereto, for the year 1922 be puo-
lished in The Brandon News ana
notices mailed by the clerk as IS
provided for i'm said act. All Dlds
be filed with the clerk OF the ooaro
of supervisors on or before noon
of the 9Th Monday in January lsN1
in accordance with the said act'
State of Mississippi,
County of Rankin.
I. S. D. Donnell, Clerk OF tne
Board of Supervisors of said couh-
~ in said State, do certify that the
foregoing is true and correct
conv of anorder passed by the
Board of Supervisors in It's Dec
ember meeting as same appears Oh
record in Minute Book u page
334 thereof.
In testimony of same | hereunto
set my hand and affix the seal OF
the county, in the Town of Bran
don, at office, this Dec. 8. 1871.
S. D. DONNELL,
Chancery Clerk.
In re Feed Contracts Awarded.
Be- it ordered by the board OF
supervisors that J. L. and .. Buc-
hanan be and is awarded the con-
tract to furnish Beat No a with
sweet feed at SITS per sack and
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ter 200 of the laws of1s1s, for the


purpose Of constructing and main
tanning or maintaining one or more
public roads in said Road District,
as provided for in said Chapter
176; and it now appearing to the
board of supervisors that in pur-
suance to the said petition the
said board of supervisors caused
aan election to be held in the said
Pelahatchie election precinct dis
trict to determine whether the said
board should issue the said bonds
or not, and the said election was
duly held, as provided for by the
law, and resulted in favor of a
in the said Pelahatchie election
district, voting at the said election,
voting favor the issuance of the
said bond in the said sum Of $25,
600; and it further appearing that
at the regular October 1919 meet
ing of the board of supervisors
that an order was duly adopted
and entered upon the minutes of
the board of supervisors issueing
the said bonds and providing for
the form and maturities of the
said bond, and it later appearing
to the board that the said bond
could not be sold bearing interest
at 5 1-2 per centum per annum, as
issued in said order adopted at the
said October, 1919 meeting, the
board Of supervisors at the regular
December, 1919, meeting by an or
der duly adopted and entered upon
it's minutes in minute book Il, at
page 575, change the rate of inter
est on the said bond from 5 l-2 per
cent to 6 percent per annum, pay
able semi-annually, and sold the
said bond in the sum of $25,O0O to
the Pelahatchie Bank, at Pelahat-
chic Mississippi; and it appearing
to the board of supervisors that
the said Pelahatchie Bank is now
| insoivent, and being now liquidat
ed by the board of bank examiners
of the State of Mississippi and
that the said bonds were never de-
livered to the said bank, and the
said bank is unable to carry out
it's said purchased contract, and
that the said bonds are necessary
to complete the construction of the
public roads in said Pelahatchie
Election precinct roads district;
and all things necessary to the
proper and legal issuance of the
said bonds were strictly complied
with and that the said bonds with
all other, outstanding bonds OF the
svid district will not exceed the
statutory or constitutional limita-
tions of the State of Mississippi
therefore,,
It is ordered and resolved that
the said bonds Of the Pelahatchle
Election precinct district shall De
/ issued in the sum of $4,000 dated
January 1st.. 1922, payable as fol
losw:- ST, 500, January 1st 1928, Sl
500 due January 1st. 1924, $l,5o'
due January 1st, 1924, $1,5oO due
January 1st 1925, $1,5O0 due Jan
uary 1st 1926, $1,000 due January
1st 1927, $1,000 due January lst,'
1923. s1.5O0 due January 1st 1929
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE MONTHLY
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF: SUPERVISORS

oats at,W cents per puspelSthat w.
G. Barnes and is awardedsthe con-
tract to furnish Beat No. 2 With
sweet feed at $2.70 per sack and
oats at 60 per bushel. and that A.
HI. Martin be and he is awarded
the contract to furnish Beat No /
and oats at 55 cents per bushel.
Yoes led egI$ 4e pSsJ aeeMs q4!M
In re Contract for, Building Bridge
Across Rocky Greek.
BE it ordered by the board that
d. A. Gill and w. L. Murray be and
they are awarded the contract to
build the bridge across Rocky
Creek for the sum of $4,000. The
said Gill and Murray to furnish all
material and to build the bridge
according to plans and specifica-
tions now on file in the Office Of the
Chancery Clerk.
Bond approved by the Clerk.
IN re Refund Taxes to Joe Bilbr0.
The State Auditor having rem
dered his certificate to the board
of supervisors tha Joe Bilbro was
enormously assessed with proper
ty valued at $365,0O for year 1920
and that the amour be refunded by
said board is 1928; therefore 1t is
ordered that the clerk issue war
rants payable out of the general
fund in the sum of 1928 to Joe Bill
bro. for taxes so erroneously paid
into the county treasuery.
In re Sale Timber section. 16 I. 5
R.4.
Be it ordered by the board that
the timber on the NE Ia and NE
IA of NV Ia and NE triangle OF
the Sc IA of NV Ia of sec. 16, /.
s. R.4. East, be sold to Mrs L. B.
Carson for the sumo $500 Give
dollars) the said sale being recon
mended by the township trustees
of the said T,5, R.4.
In re Committee Report.
Brandon Miss Dec. 5 1921.
To the Hon. Board OF Supervis-
ors;
Gentlemen; we your committee
appointed to lay out change and
public roads as petitioned Tor oy
G.. C. Baker and othersin Beat 5
beg to report that we met at sald
road and carefully examined the
nroposed change and recommend
that said be made as paid for in
the petition.
Respectfully
W.. HI. Till
w. L. Martin
Committee.
In re Bond Issue of Pelahatchle
Election Precinct.
Be it remembered that on the
September, 1919, a petition con-
tanning twenty per centum OF the
qualified electors in Pelahatcnle
Election Precinct, the same being
a part of the supervisors district
I'No. d in Rankin County, Mlsslss-
ippi was presented to theboard OF
supervisors, asking that the said
district issue bonds, additional to
all outstanding bonds of the SAID
district. in the sum Of twenty-five
thousand dollars, under Chapter
I176 Of the laws of 1914, and Chap