The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1922-01-20
TOTALS - GA

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William Clark was appointed a
member of Tuckalubba and Taboo
nela Greeks Drainage Commission,
instead of J. A. Trice, removed from
the territory.
The Commercial Bank and Trust
Company was designated as the de-
pository for 1922 of the funds of
the Sheriff and Tax Collector, at
2 IA per cent interest on daily bal
ances.
Supervisors Harmon and Roberts
were appointed to view route of a
new road in first district, petition of
A. j. lowry and others.
Supervisors Thompson and Rob
erts were appointed to view route of
new road in Third District, petition
of w. H. Studdard and others
The First National Bank, Monroe
Bank and Trust Co., and the Com
mercial Bank and Trust Co., were
designated as repositories of funds
under control of the Board of Super
visors for 1922 at 2 IA per cent in
terest on daily balances, the several
funds being awarded as follows:
First National Bank Common sch.
fund, bridge and road fund, third dis
trict road fund third district good
roads maintenance fund, and all the
school funds except general school
funds, pension fund, third district
good roads bond fund, fifth district
good roads interest and sinking fund
and third district good roads interest
and sinking fund.
Monroe Banking and Trust Com
pany: The general or common school
fund, second district road fund, sec
ond district good roads maintenance
fund, second district good roads in
terest and sinking fund; fourth dis
road fund; fourth district good
roads maintenance fund, fourth dis
trict good roads bond fund, fourth
district interest and sinking fund
fifth district good roads bond fund.
Commercial Bank and Trust Co.
the first district road fund, good
roads maintenance fund, good roads
bond fund, good roads interest and
sinking fund, second district good
roads bond fund, fifth district road
fund, and good roads maintenance
fund.
Report of Auditing Committee.
who investigated books, records, etc,
kept by Clerk of Board, as County
Auditor, was favorable; the same
was thereby received and adopted
and committee discharged.
Advertisements having been in
vited bids for contracts for furnish
ing to hte county bridge lumber and
nails and other needed supplies, but
for lack of satisfactory bids, the
matter was continued until the next
meeting.
Bid for the bonds of Bartahatchie
School District, in sum of 100000
was accepted, and bonds awarded in
accordance with best proposal re-
ceived.
Contract for erecting school build
ing for the Bartahatchie Consolidat-
ed School District, was awarded and
let in compliance with the recommen-
dation and report of Trustees, etc.
Following claims were allowed:
j. B. Lewis, Sheriff, salary S366.66
t. 0. Jones, deputy 1888
w. A. Sloan, deputy ---- 10000
S. NJ. Noah, deputy ---- 1880
A. H. Crenshaw, deputy 80 1850
Guy c. Wood, deputy ---- 1850
j. t. Morgan, Chancery Clerk 354.16
G. G. Ray, deputy ---- 10000
R. A. Pullen, deputy 10000
c. c. Mckinney, deputy - 10000
w. T. Ware, Circuit Clerk Pros
P. j. Cain, deputy 10000
H. A. Carpenter, County Agt 100. 100
I. B. Tubb, County Atty. 80 10000
H. L. Pickle, Assessor 25O.OO
Walter Jones, janitor - $500
DIR. Bryan, health officer SO. SO
W. NJ Morgan. Treasurer 41.66
Supervisor Thompson, extra ser
wees IN Deem 600
Supervisor Harmon, same 1000
Supervisor Brunson, same TOO
Supervisor Lowe, same %. 90
Supervisor Roberts, same $500
Lam and Carter, sundry apes 54312
j. B. Lewis, fuel, court house LOO
Cumberland Tel. Co.--1O.9O
Sou. Tel Co - on
Henderson Hdw Co. for fail rs
c. c. Day, lumber for jail 1912
Sheriff Lewis, feeding pris'rs-- $685.
Water and Light Plant $3.50 6l.e8
Blanch Mcmillan Jail repairs 400
Will Rossen, Jail repairs 200
w G arden, Jail plumbing $40
DR. Dilworth, attdg, prisoner LOO
DR.. Sims, same -e 600