Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-08-24
PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD OF SUP
ERVISORS OF CHICKASAW COUNTY
August Term, 1922.

y Be it remembered, that on this the
Y First Monday in and the 7th day of
August, A. d. 1922, the Board of
Hs Supervisors of Chickasaw County,
State of Mississippi. met at the
Courthouse in the Town of Houston,
), at $40 o'clock A. NJ, pursuant to
adjournment. There were present
y J. A. Martin, President and member
from District 1, j. N. Bryant Dis
trict 2, P. E. Hadley District 3, H.
/ w. Nelson District A, and A. B. Car
Isle District 5, attended by j. C.
Beasley, Sheriff and j. c. Williams,
Clerk, when the following things were
had and done, to-wit:
, Burkitt Institute School Building
90 be Sold.
Be it ordered by the Board that the
trustees Of the Burkitt Institute
D School be and they are hereby order
ed and authorized to sell the school
building located on the land describ-
ed as: One acre in northeast quarter
> of section 25, township IA, range a,
8 rods East and West and 20 rods
north and south, and the pump stand
and piping located thereon, said sale
s to be to the highest bidder and to
be made on Friday, the 1st day OF
September A. D. 1922, by the trus-
| tees of the Burkitt Institute School
District.
d. H. Shell Resignation Accepted.
Be it ordered by the Board that
the resignation Of D. H. Shell as a
member of the Board Of Pensions
I be accepted and that the Confeder-
i ate Veterans be requested to rec
i ommend another party to take his
place on the Board Of Pensions.
Public Road COMMITTEES.
Be it ordered by the Board that
II. ". Nelson and J. N. Bryant be
j and they are hereby appointed as a
committee to inspect and view out
] the proposed route of the public road
ON the line between B. M. Nabors
and R. N. LOvelace, leaving the road
7 at B. M. Nabors residence and en-
i tering in back at the corner Of G. w.
4 Lovelacc's land.
Allowances.
Ordered that the following claims
be allowed and warrants issued
therefor:
7 Byars & Hall, Road work, Dist. 1,
S11.O0.
T. E. Park, Road work, Dist. 4,
500.
Jno. Park, Lumber, Dist. 4, S46.-
80.
A. 7. Neal, Rock work, Dist, 4,
26.75.
W. J. Buck, Clerk, Com. fund,
400.
Queen City Cement & Paint Co.,
Roof paint, Com. fund, 1S4.00
T. j. Keeney, Refund tax, G2.32.
Henry Carouthers, Repairs to toi-
lets, 4.5O.
Tayloe Paper Company, Toilet pap
er, 1900.
T. S. Nabors, Hauling lumber,
48.35.
j. c. Williams, Recording deed,
1.25.
SEQ. r. Hill, Election, 600.
Prairie Lumber Co., Lumber, 1928
j. P. Alexander, Bridge work,
953.16.
Hederman Brothers. Supplies for
County officers, Com. fund, 4486.
Cumberland Telephone Co., Rents
ETC., Com. fund, 11.15.
j. E. Brown, Gravel work, Dist. 4,
92.O5.
Frank Helms, ct al Bridge work,
1000.
j. E. Brown, Pike work, Dist. l.,
3.75.
B. M. Smith, ct al, Election Off
GERS, South Houston, 500.
J. E. Dendy, ct al, Election Off
GERS, North Houston, 600.
]. Morgan Davis, ct al, Election
Officers, Concord, 500.
S. "A. Harrington, ct al, Election
Officers, Sonora, 700.
J. c. Williams, Postage, $40.
A. T. House, Salary, $500.
]. E. Harrington, Salary, 10000.
G. L. Woodbridge, Salary, 1880.
Dr., ]. s. Evans, Salary, 1850,
]. C. Beasley, ct al, Salaries,
521.67.
w. F. Byars, Road work, 1850
Cumberland Telephone Co., Rent,
$50.
Cumberland Telephone CO., Rent,
$50.
J. c. BeasIey. Keeping prisoners,
Y list Dist 1880
ID. A. Box, Lumber, $50.
J. W. Carlisle, Feeding CO, teams