Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-07-20

Treasurer's Report Approved
Coming on to be considered by tn,
Board, the Treasurer's Report fo
the second quarter of the year 1922
and the Board having checked sam'
against vouchers issued, and same
appearing to the Board to have beer
prepared and kept correctly, it il
therefore the order of the BoarC
that same be and the same is hereby
approved, subject to the final checl
and approval of the Clerk of thi;
Board.
Houlka Voting Precinct Divided
| Be it ordered by the Board that
Houlka Precinct be divided into tive
precincts to be know as East and
West Houlka, the same to be divided
by the Gulf, Mobile and Northern
Railroad, and all west of the Road
to be known as West Houlka Pre-
cinct and all East of the railroad to
be known as East Houlka Precinct
TIE vcting places will be in the town
of Houlka.
1T appearing to the Boad that the
Did Of n. S. Bishop for the copying
of the poll books of the county on
new pcll boks in the sum of $3.50
is the lowest and best bid submitted
therefor, it is therefore ordered by
the Board that the contract for the
copying of said poll books be and
the same is hereby awarded to D. S.
Bishop for the total sum Of $3.50.
This day came on to be heard and
considered the matter of accepting
or rejecting the sealed bids for the
safe Of 100000 bonds Of tho
Egypt Consolidated School District
and it appearing that the Commercial
Bank & Trust Company of Okolons.,
Mississippi, filed the highest and best
bid, the same being par with all ac-
crued interest, it is therefore order
cd that said bid be and the same is
hereby accepted, and said bonds are
hereby sold to said Bank and Trust
Co. for par plus accrued interest to
the date of the delivery of the bonds,
and the Clerk is hereby ordered to
enter said bid in full on the minutes
of this Board together with this or
der.
Ordered by the Board that the
amount for victualing prisoners in
the county Jail be and the same is
hereby reduced from SO cents each,
per DAY, to 40 cents per day. Done
in open session this the 9Th day of
July 1929.
Allowances.
Ordered that the following claims
be allowed and warrants issued
therefor:
j. C. Williams, Lunacy cost, (Robt.
Gaskin) 40.
D. s. Bishop, ID days Co Register,
1900.
0. D. Ashley, Estimate, Road bond
fund, Dist. 5, 1890.
, Mayo Griffin, Truck driving, etc.,
Dist. 4, 1900.
J. C. Williams, Lunacy cost Is. l.
4.1O.
Clifton's Pharmacy, Paper for
steno, $50.
c. Dossett, Lumber, 5O.11.
Earnest Stevenson, Repairs to
sourthouse, 1880.
Houston Light Plant, Water and
lights courthouse and jail, 1890.
Cumberland Telephone Co., Rent
and poor house, 9.35.
o. e. Baird & Bro, Blacksmithing
courthouse, 100.
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.,
Repairs to machine, $50.
Times-Post, Notices, ETC., 61.8O.
Levy Criddle, Loading piling, 4.37
Luther Aston, Causeway, ETC.,
800.
D. M. Hearne & Co., Mdse. for
,aupers, 1888.
L. D. Gray & Co., Mdse. paupers,
i.1O.
w. H. Smith, Refund tax, 12.42.}
Nose Johnson, ct al, Refund tax,
.S5.
Nora Gardner, Refund tax, SIC.
Sam Wallace, Refund tax, 2.61.
Garfield johnson, Refund tax, 3.4S
Silas Wallace, Refund tax, 2.16.
Littleton Wallace, Refund tax, 96c
Mrs, G. E. Davis, Refund poll tax,
100.
w. A. Moore, Road Commissioner
ervices, $500. 1
w. c. Huddleston, Road Commits
ioner services, $500.
Dement, Printing Co., Docket for
'ircuit Court, 1920.
j. c. Beasley, Feeding, prisoners,
nd Dist, $3.50.