The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-01-11

trail Railroad where the Brookhaven and
Meadville road crosses said railroad be
and the same is hereby designated as
the voting place in said district
1t is further ordered that the Chan
cery Clerk notify the election c,alnis-
sioners at once that a new voting pre-
cinct has been created as above set out.
This action of the Board is taken at
time of six months before an election
is to be held in said County and state
as now provided by law.
Ordered and ad5udged this 3rd day Of
January, 1922.
Moak's Creek Voting Precinct-It ap-
pearing to the Board of Supervisors
that in order to accommodate the peo-
pie and make it more convenient for
them to vote, it is necessary to create
new voting places and new voting pre-
'cincts or districts as provided by Sec
tion 4112 of Code of 1906 and Section
6746 of Hemingways' Cade, it is there
fore ordered as follows, to-wit:-
That voting precinct or district in
and state be and the same is hereby
created as provided by law and is bound
and defined as follows, towit:-
Beginning at point on the line be-
tween Pike and Lincoln counties where
Lazy Creek crosses said line and
RUNNING west tlong the line dividing
Pike and Lincoln counties to a point
where the Bogue Chitto crosses the Pike
county line and thence running in a
northerly direction with the Bogue Chit
to River to the Natchez-Columbfa and
Mobile Railroad line, thence in an east
erly direction with said railroad line to
point where said railroad crosses
Lazy Creek, thence in a southerly di-
rection along Lazy Creek to where said
creek crosses the line between Pike and
Lincoln counties to place of beginning
1t is further ordered that Moak's s
Creek School House be and the same is
hereby designated as the voting place
in said district.
1t is further ordered that the Chan
Gerry Clerk notify the election commits
sioners that new voting precinct has
been created as above set out.
This action of the Board is taken at
a time more than six months before an
election is to be held as now provided
by law.
Ordered and adjudged this 3rd day
of January, 1922.
It is ordered by the Board that the
Following accounts be allowed. All from
g.. X. Bond Fund and for labor unless
otherwise stated
Tom Morgan, work on bridge, $500,
RoddIe Smith, bal on contract, $29.62;
L. w. Vaughan, lbr., $4,000; Nick
smith, graVeIlng, $4,000; Ebert Britt,
gravel, $4S.33; John Magee bal on con-
tract, $6n2S; Brookhaven Hardware Co.
supplies l car steel, $1139.07; Smith and
Watts graveling, $350.00; r. ID. Alfred,
grading, $4,000; w. II. Furr, overhaul
on gravel, $S2.2S; f. A. Girault, bal on
contract $4S1.I5; Dan Rutland, gravel
over haul, S10.25; o. S. Rawls, grading,
ETC., $4,000; b. S. Thornhill grading,
etc, $4,000; jeff Britt, graveling, $780,
~; Lee White, bal on graveling, $79.-
70; Tompsie Buspy, $12.00; Joe Nc
GraW, SS.22; E. Il. himple, gravel, $685.
50; Tom talVey, graveling, $4,000; j.
Il: Dyess, moving fence, $19.95; G. r.
Alfred, bal on contract, $4,000; Louis
Bowman, $IO5; Roland Nations, $7.05;
marshall WllIlans S, $7O5; Willie Cas-
tIlo, $IO5; S. l.. Dunaway, S705; j. M.
Whlte, 1910; Morris t'arriS, $11.00; Bill
Burke $3.50; Homer Smith, $3.50; Louis
smith $3.50; Louis Allen, $500; Chas.
Cuplt $3.50; Alex Dow, $7.05; Will Rob-
inson, $3.50; Will Marlborough, $720; Ru-
fus Brown, $3.15; Henry Moore, $3.50;
q T, Jones, gravel, $44.25i Dewitt Furr,
gravel overhaul, $68.2g; Dewitt Fur,
gravel SS1.67; Hollis Horton, bal on
gravellng, $1S1.23; Anderson Case, gra-
yellng, $S5O.00; I. 4. Newby grading,
$z5.OV; Joe Givens, team, S33.75; c. e..
Coleman, bal on contract, $427.47; Joe
turr gravel, $29.71; Keen & heen, gray
cling, $1368.60; Hiram Bates, $500; Jno.
Bates, $500; Crawford Brown, $500; p.
j.. Alfred, $500; Luther Reeves, $500;
J. W.. Smith, gravel, $3.50; NJ. A. Ne
.vels Auto Repair Co., work as per bill,
$3.50; Blutord Smith, work on bridge,
S25.44; Lige Smith, bal on graveling
S51'65j JEFF Britt, work on culVert, $10.-
w; Homer L. Smith, same, $S4.0O; w.
balley smith, work on cuIVerus, Sz0.Uu
Il. II. RatcIlu, moving fence, $1329; Geo.
Magee grupping, SAz.4S; J. N. Thomp-
son. sraVeIlng, S1UU,UOi Jesse Ulmer
grading, SS5z.4U; hope ParKnan,s gra-
veIlnS, SLUV.UV; u. =. Johnson, bal on
c0nlract, sow ). w. Magee, building
culVerts, $4fVV; u. +. Makee, same, $o.-
W. ". II. AIIrea, ptog cuIVerIs, $Lb.VU;
aired o. Mchee, Iur, $4z.b0 Alfred a.
MctAee, same, SSO.z3; y. "A. moore, WORK
va CaSeyVllIe brloSe, Sz15.UU; Ii. An
osrson, gravel, $1o.zS; Monroe Britt
SraVel' $4J.1s; u. b: britt, bal on con-
tract $1SS0.50; J. NJ. SInlIn, gravel So
Soi Lon WnIIe, bal on contract S102,-
Az =, W. 6rISIer, gravel, 5000; EIperI
smith, pal on contract, S0U09O; s. j.
tead' grading, S4VU.Uv; L. +. Newell
gravel S1L.oI; Tnos. Price, grading
SIAuV.vO; u. X. AIlen, gravel over haul
$4,000 Il. L. Fur, moving Lence,. So
40; Bill Knapp, gravel, $3.50; Z. Vernon,
pa1 on 1ulnDer, SGs.4U; SlIaS Stevenson,
moving fence, SI6.UV; bruce CampDen
pal On Contract $1S5.16; y. K. Lara,
gravel S4z.4e; +. ). Drury, exp money,
S4V'vui +. ,. Drury, cob. crank shafts,
91l.44; ". N Alfred, bal on contract,
sAL.oV; = w. LARS $1z.50; A. Puts,
j mn in
etc. $S4so4i mack r'urr, gravel overhaul
SAvv.vVi p. A. ). BrlsLer, gravel $SI.0o,
AASlily husnIng, hauling Iumper, SzU.UU
y. y. CoIeIIlau, pal on CONTRACT, etc.
Vo4'e4i VI. IL IIaSklnS, paI on graveIing
Sfo.VVi Llse SlnlIn, pal on contract
SoS.u<; SIliLn q watts, bal on contract
94.SSi heen q Keen, bal on graVenng
Soz,S4; >. w. Brlster, gravel, S4.25; a.
ihSLlcan Express Co., cod. parts, $U.SU;
=. II. Il. Co., freight on OH, S1,yI ;
Clarence w WaIker, work on bridges, S46.-
toi a. w. walker, same, $33.5U; Marion
walker work on bridges $42.5O; Homer
smith, pal on contract, S552.y7; homer
smith, gravel $f.5v; l.. Frazier, same,
Sl.bz; faulkner KEN. Con. Co., car
tile, $S2S.S0; CharIle Stanley, gravel,
So4.45; Z. II. Smltn. $3.50 doIton smith,
moving fence, S6.05; r. 5. Drury, sal me-
chanlc, $1Sv.0Vi I. G. Bradshaw, sal.
suptp $4,000; J. ]. Boyd, sal asst Me-
cnanlc, 5000; -. L. Sandige, same $751;
W; cable burns, same, $500; e. G..
AacP mail, sal truck driver, $500; Felix
Nicholson, same 5000; Kelsey Smith,
same. $500; Clint Brister, same, $75.-
W. Glenn Woodall, same. $500; Archie
Smith, same $500: Willie Reeves sal
tractor driver $4,000; Frank Boone,
same, $4,000; Will Tanner, same, $780,
w; Hillary Evans, sal machine man,
$4,000; .Prentiss Evans, same, $4,000,
Clarence Bessopett, same, $500; Ike
Brister, sal engineer shovel, S125.O0; Al.
y. Emtinger, bal on contract, S511.91;
Mrs. ]. Qlmer, moving fence, $23.22;
5. ]. Holloway. graveling, $4,000; o. o.
Moak. moving fence sl0.2e; O, A--Moore,
work on hyiage. ia7RVpi Andersen cAse.