The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-02-11


assessed to Cecil Byrne at 100000 be
reduced to $500 on account of over-val-
uation known to be such.
Johnson Grove Voting Precinct. 1t
appearing 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 precincts or districts as
provided by Sec. 4112 of Code of 1906
and Section 6746 of Hemingway's Code
1t is therefore ordered as follows, to-
WITT
That voting precinct or district in
Supervisors District No. A, said county
and state be and the same is hereby
created as provided by law and is
bound and defined as follows:- Begin
ming where the Brookhaven and Mead
Vile road intersects the Beat line be-
tween Supervisors District No. and
to point where said line intersects
the line between Supervisors Dist. No.
and No. and then running along the
line between Supervisors District No.
and to where said line intersects the
present Bogue Chitto precinct line, then
west passing on the South line of Hill
larry Kings land, then west from the
King land about two miles to the Brook
haven and Meadville road and then run
ming in northerly direction along said
road to the place of beginning.
1t is further ordered that Johnson
Grove School House be and the same is
hereby designated as the voting place
in said district.
1t is further ordered that the Clerk
notify the election commissioners that
new voting precinct has been created
as above set out.
This action of the Board is taken at
time more than six months before an
election is to be held as now provided
by law.
Ordered and adjudged this Feb. Z,
1922.
1t appearing to the Board of Super.
Vlsors that in order to accommodate the
people II is necessary to create q new
Young places as provided by Sec. 4112
OF Code OF 1906 and Sec. 6746 Of Hem
lngWay's Code, it is therefore ordered
as folloWs:- That a voting precinct be
and the same is hereby created In Su-
pervisors District No. 2, and is bound
ed and defined as follows,- To include
School District as now established, ex-
cept that part in Supervisors District
No. !. It Ia further ordered that the
Heucks Retreat Separate School House
be and the same is hereby designated
as the voting place in said district.
1t is further ordered that said pre-
clnct be designated as "Heuek's Re-
treat Precinct" and the Chancery Clerk
is hereby ordered to notify the election
commissioners in accordance with law.
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 February
Z, 1912.
The following accounts are from CIR.
Bond Fund and are for labor unless
otherwise specified
W. E. East S2625; C. c. Coleman
glading, $4,000; Austin Western Rd
Mch. Co., supplies. s2O.70 Lee Hoskins
l wheel, ETC., $500; ]. M. White, s1O.-
90; Morris Farris, $1,000; c. R. Dupree,
$1,000; Bill Burke, $3.50; Homer Smith.
$500; Louis Smith, $500; Louis Allen,
$3.50 Rufus Brown, $500; Will Robin
son. $3.50; Chas. Cupit, $3.50; Alex Dow,
$3.50; viii Marlborough, $3.50; Henry
Moore $3.50; z. P. Jones, gravel, $57.15;
y. J. Bridges, balance on bridge, S275.-
10; Knox Cooper, moving fence, SILL
20; Hope Parkman, gravel overhaul. S4.-
10; Cassidy G. Sumrall, supplies, $97.-
4S; A. N. Hall. $2O.O7; Louis Smith, ST.
SO; Louis Allen, $3.50; Will Robinson.
$3.50; VIII Marlborough, $3.50; Chas. Gu
pit, $3.50; Henry Moore, $3.50; Rufus
Brown, $3.50; Alex Dow, $500; e. P.
Jones, gravel, $42.50; w. M. Grice, gray-
ell, $1.45; Tom Falvey, bal on graveling.
$1Z.10; Homer Smith, graveling, $685.
w; clyde Coon, gravel, $62.3O; N. J.
Fauver' bal on graveling, $1,000; J. T.
Cup1t' hauling tile ETC., $3.50; s. N.
smith, gravel $20.83; S. N. Smith, bal
on contract, $11.66; Tompsie Busby,
$12.OO; J. w. McGraw, $50; Roland Ma
1t is ordered that the Board do now
adjourn until tomorrow Wednesday,
Feb. Sth, 1922 at $3.50 a. m.
THIRD DAY.
Wednesday morning February s, 1922
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment There were present the same as
yesterday.
Accounts allowed out of CIR. Bond
Fund and for labor unless otherwise
stated:-
Louis Bowman. $3.50; Marshal Will
hams, $3.50; John w. Brister $3.50;
Will Castilaw, $3.50; Wilson Brister
$500; Tom and Joe Moak, grading and
grubbing. $179.S6; Anderson Case, bal
on hauling, $4,000; Howard White. gra-
vel, 5000; H. Fauver bal on contract
$lO.OO; M. H. Lea, gravel overhaul, $62,-
90; Ed Norton, grading, $16.37; w. S.
White gravel, $3.50; L. White, bal on
graveling, $1,000; Herrill Smith,
hauling Lumbar. $1,000; o. A. Moore,
bridge work, $25o.00; Hogue Hunt, bldg
bridge, $500; ]. S. Norton, same, $500;
w. L. Address Motor Co., supplies, s12.-
90; w. E. Austin Mch. Co., same, $685.
0oi Addison & Bauer, same, $5O.55; Mis-
slsslppl Motor Co., same, s12.75; J. P.
Gates Mch Co., supplies. graders, $sO7.-
%; J. P. Gates Mch Co., / road King
grader, $16S1.00; Warden Motor Sales
Co., supplies, $15.43; Greenlaw Truck &
Tractor Co., hbbl Oil, sSS.08; Rutledge
&c McTargett. gravel overhaul, s29,16;
X. D. Johnston. hauling lbr.. $44.00; Tom
Rutledge, hauling and bldg culvert, ss.-
SO; Jim Weber, hauling lbr, s27.so;
Emanuel Posey, same, $500; VIM. Turn
bough, gravel, $41.e5; American Express
Co., COD. parts and express, s15s60;
Marion Walker, hauling gravel, $500;
Clarence Walker, same. $3.50; A. r.
Smith, bldg culvert, $3.50; I. C. r. r.
Co., frt 1 car asphalt, $2s2.O0; Higdon
& Mcleod, medical services, $500; w.
H. Frizell, same, $500; G. r. Allen. |