Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-02-23
PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD OF SUP
ERVISORS, CHICKASAW COUNTY.
FEBRARY, 1922, TERM


said county and state met at the
Court House in the city of Okolona
at $3.50 o'clock, a. M, pursuant te
adjournment, same being the regu-
lar time and place of said meeting
Of said Board at their February
Term. There were present: J. A
Martin, President, distict l; J. N
Byant, distict 2; P. E. Hadley' dis,
tict 3: H. w. Nelson, district 5; and
A b. Carlisle, district 5; attended
by ). C. Beasley, Sheriff, by his Dep
uty. W. ]. Williams and J. c. VIII
Hans, Clerk, when the following BUS
iuess was had and done, to-wlt:
Court House Sewerage Contracts
This agfeement, is today entered
INTO between ]. P. Alexander, party
Of the first part, and Chickasaw- Coun-
ty. party of the second part:
Witnesseth: the party OF the flrst
mart agrees to construct ditch, and
uut down in cement and cover ac-
cording to plans and specifications on
file in the Office Of Chancery Clerk
mewer from courthouse to the ditcn
in field owned by J. M. Griffin, where
dumping ground is established, along
the line surveyed and established by
engineer, at and for the price OF
$S5O.OO, for the work, the county to
furnish 8 inch pipe, cement and all
ether material except tools, labor and
teams used in putting same down.
contractor to give bond for $2,OOO.OV.
This the 9th day of February, A.
D., 1924.
Up. Alexander, party Of the first
i,
T. A. Martin, President Of Board.
Ordered that the above contract be
recorded on minutes when contract
tor makes bond for 100000 for the
faithful performance Of contract.
sonora Voting Precinct Organized
BE it ordered by the Board that a
voting precinct be established at So
nora, to be known at the Sonora Vot-
ing Precinct to be held at the Store
House at said place, or some other
suitable place at Sonora, the north
line Of voting precinct shall be the
south boundary of the Houston Sep
arate School District, the west bound
airy line of the Precinct shall be
Fair Creek, and the south boundary
line shall be line between Supervis-
Or's district No. one and five, and the
East boundary line shall be Chickot
Creek.
Times-Post, assessors blanks, etc.,
$125.OO.
Roy Davis, hauling sand, district /,
$500.
J. w. Carlisle, mdse for Jail, $4.25
Harry O'Byrnes, mule shoeing, dis
trict /, $4,Oo,
Rufe Holleman, road work, district
8, $2S.OO.
D. A. Box, lumber, $2o2.50.
J. T. Bray, keeping paupers, $1OS.-
so.
d C. Marion, dragging road, dis
trict 2, $6.25.
Leo Hill, road work, district 5, 81.
w. E.. Bray, refund on road tax,
district 1, $50
Woodland Drug Store, gasoline,
ETC., district 8, $36.O7.
Cumberland Telephone Co., rent
courthouse, etc, 1925
}. C. BeasIey, postage account,
1880.
Memphis Stone & Gravel Co., grav
el, district 5, $2S.42.
: Memphis Stone G Gravel Co., grav-
el, district 5, $44.9O.
Geo. D. Riley-Reeomsnendation:
Please allow the following amounts
out of the School Building Fund.
Anchor School, balance on desks
and equipment mississippi School
Supply Company $119:6
PikeyiIle School, for desks (Oko-
Iona Building Co., Okolona, Miss.)
$4,000.
Martin School, for lumber, $500.
Respectfully submitted,
George d. Riley,
President County School Board.
Te The Hom Board Of SUPERVISOR Of
chiekasaw countys
Gentlemen:
We, the committee appointed to
inspect and view the proposed public
road proposed in the petition Of D. c.
Chennault, ct al, bee. leave to make
this our report, we recommend that
me road as stated in said petition, to
begin At the Dr.. J. R. Williams placey
where Coleman did live, and run the