Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-03-24


NJ. G. McCarley, Ton coal Court
House $21.50
Ellis Grain Elevator Co., Chops,
etc, County team, District 8, $4,000
A. T. Gregory, Feed for County
teams, District 8, $4,000.
Jas. A. Kink, Gasoline, etc., Dis
trict A $46.45.
B. ]. McClesky, patch work on
roads, $500
Jas. A. King & Sons, unloading
gravel, etc., District 8, $259.OO
Jas. A. King & Sons, unloading
gravel, ETC., District A, $1,000
p. E. Hadley, unloading gravel,
District 8, $12,25
Adams & Neubert, merchandise,
District 3, $3.50
Houston Hdw & Fur Co., Wire,
etc, Jail, $1,000
$25,OOO.OO Road Bond Sale District
No. A.
It appearing to the Board of Su-
Persors that the Bank of Houston, of
Houston, Mississippi, at their Decem-
her Meeting 1919 bought Twenty
Five Thousand ($25,OOO.OO) in
bonds Of Road District No. A, Of
Chickasaw County, Mississippi, at
par, plus accrued interest, and a
premium of $4,000, and it appear
ing to the Board that the County
was to furnish a transcript of the
proceedings for the attorneys Of the
said Bank, whereby they might issue,
uEOn he legality of the bond issue,
and,
Whereas, said transcript was not
furnished until about November 19-
20, thereby delaying the approval OF
said bonds for nearly one year, and,
Whereas, during the delay the
price of bonds greatly declined, and,
Whereas, the Bank of Houston is
unwilling to take said bonds at the
original price, claiming tb@v have
been damaged by this delay.
It is Therefore ordered by the
Board that in order to compromise
this difference with the Bank OF
Houston, and it further appearing
20 the Board that they are unable
to obtain a better price elsewhere
for said bonds, that said bonds be
and they are hereby sold to the
Bank of Houston to be delivered
this date, bearing date Of January
1st. 1920, for par value, plus the
accrued interest to date. That is to
say, the said Bank Of Houston is
70 pay for said bonds, the face par
value Of same, together with all &C
erued interest on the same to the
dats Of delivery Of the said bonds;
Up. Alexander, Vital-Statistics Elk
Pense, $2.26.
Aron McNary, Road work. Dis
srict 8, 1890.
d. III. Davidson, estimate, District
/. 4 -.,144T.O4
J. G. Kilgo, removing tree from
xsad Z District s, $3.50
IEinsissippi Hdw Co.. Merchandise
District 8, &1.AO.
Carl White, ct al, District 3
41SS.16.
) u AZ wilkinson. agent, Premium
$3.50.
J. c. Franks, causeway and patch
wsrk, District /, &21.4O.
J. N. Shook, Blacksmithing, Dis
tziet /, $1.TO.
r G. Winter, 100 brick-jail, $2.bC
Houston Motor Co. Gasoline, etc.
District /, Continued.
yno. C. williams, oil, ETC., District
J. G. Beasley, feeding prisoners
ST6.SO.
MAYO Griffin, ct al, salary on roads
District 4, $4,000.
W. s. King, ct al, estimate Dis
trict 2, 16O5.89.
Geo. D Riley, Salary Feb. 1921
school funO, $169.4O.
]. M Hewgley, estimate, Distric'
4, $2OS2.5O.,
J. d. Davis, ct al, salaries, Distric
i. $4,000.
Davie Hill, Hauling gravel, Dis
trict 8, $500.
Foster Wilson, u tons hay, Dis
trict /, $2s.5O.
Geo. Blissard, road work. Distric
1, $500.
Ed Martin, Road work, Diatric
1, $500.
Geo. D. Barnard Stationery Co
Supplies Sheriff's Office, $16.44.
C. F. Bowles, trip to Woodland
District / $3.50.
J. H. Fleming, road work, DIS
trict 1, $4,000.
H. H.. Smith, removing tree iron
road, District 1, $3.50.
D. L. Martin, hauling lumber
T1;.tr;ct S6OO