Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-01-20
Board of Supervisors.
January Term

Board met in regular session, all
members and officers being present.
After proclamation by the sheriff the
following proceedings were had:
The following bids for lumber and
other county supplies were accepted
for three months, from January LIST,
1922:
S. W. Adams & Co.-Oak SIS; pine,
S1l at mill, or oak $50; pine SIS de-
livered in Macon, Miss.
j. A. Bell, Jr-Post and white oak,
SIS; gum, SIS per thousand at mill.
J. r. Dugam-Common oal1 and
gum, SIS; good heart pine $50, at
mill.
W. H. Ewing-Red oak, $12; white
and post oak, SIS, at mill.
W. NJ. Hunter-White and post oak
$50; red oak, SIS; gum, $12. Deliver
ed at Macon $3.50 more.
Jackson Bros-Oak, $3.50; gum,
$l4.50 at mill west of Macon.
B. M. Morris-Oak of all kinds, SIS
pine $11.
J. W. Rogers Post oak, SIS; gum
SIP; pine SIP. ?
w. E. Weaver-Pine, $40; oak SIS.
Valley Lard & Lumber Co.-$18
per thousand for mixed red and white
oak bridge plank and dimension
lengths from 10 to 16 feet. This is
a grade known as square and sound.
C P. Russell & Co-nails, 20, 40 and
COS at SC; shovels and spades $1.75.
Brooksville Hardware & Furniture
Co.-Road scrapers and runners. $40;
Ames' shovels, $3.50; spades, $1.50;
mattocks, ST.; nails key lots, $3.50;
less quantities, SC per pound.
w. P. Characteristic per keg
on 2O's.
Bids for G. f. Fraley, Geo. Clear
man & Son and R. L. Rhymes, all
lumber, were rejected.
Bid of VIM. Cooper & nephews for
cattle dip was accepted with reser-
vations of right to order as needed,
Petition of j. W. Doharty for re-
6uction of assessment rejected.
Petitions of Steve Gully eye Keg-
Ter and Tom Beck for release from poll
tax were granted.
ALLOWANCES
DR.. C. R. Bush, county physician
4th quarter ----$45.00
LuDacy Will Smith ----- 1915
Klaus & Co. supplies ITO
Ed. M. Murphey, supplies 7.66
Buck Pope, sharpening road ma
chine 600
W. R. Swindle, sta. allowance 1910
Underwood Typewriter Co.
ribbons SIG
Valley Land Lbr. Co. lumber 70.79
J. L. Walker & Co. overbid----249.3 80
Dement, Printing Co. supplies 27.O2
C. M. Scales, agt. prem. on
bonds
W P. Farrar, con luntic 1880 48.10
J L. Ormsby, services as com--100.OO
]. A. Tyson, transcript 31.70
WIN. Jones, account I7.7o
Manufacturers Record $50
Gulf Refining Co. ------ 1.65
a Klaus & Co oats Dis d. 1850
w P Chancellor same for same $500
c T Hunter, lumber sup. Dis. 3 46.75
Jim Moore, repairing BRIDES 1.15
! X. Starke, shop work 1900 400
Anthony Binion, refund poll tax 1.94
c. S Fields, tick solution 1000
Bank of Macon, Center PIT. |. S.
fund 5000
Bank Brookville Dis / | S fund 102. 90
Bank of Macon, Dis l |. S.
fund 1852
M. F. Bank, Salem Int. sky
Same Dis 3, for same --~----1293.94
T. N Eaves, sta. allowance PHO
J J. Fetherston, Co. Home acct, 163.OO
w. P. Farrar, feeding pris.---182.45
Same, miscellaneous acct .---- 37.45
Walker Hunter, lumber 6O.OO
Tucker Printing Co. supplies 24.OO
E. Gayles CRATES ------------ 800
Frank D. D. Ellis, court sten.-1OO.OO
J. C Moorehead sta. allowance 1879
r NJ Morris. lumber 6.72
R~rocokville Hdw Co. nails - 1897
f Doyle lumber ----------12O.95
j. Q. Poindexter, paid work on
bridge 400
w A Parks. sta. allowance = 24.10
Rhymes Bros. lumber ------ 43.8l
Valley Land & Lbr. Co, lumber 36.21
Williams & Ogden, bridge - 1880
Town of Brookvale, Int. on
bonds 90
Henry Carter, tax refunded - 3.57
C. P. Russell G. Co. nails - $40
r A. Featherston, bridge work 7.50
J Byrd bridge work ------ 1850
w. L. Thomas, machining road 5000
6. p Triplett, same ------- 1900
J. M, Conn, road work Dis 4~,--1246.38
W NJ. Rogers, same ---------l316.0S
Strong & Bush, legal services 10000
W L. Thomas, same ---1451.39
C. Thompson, legal ser. = 5000
!. W. Rogers, lumber ------ 26.S8
A. Tyson, clerk exp, bond
issue 9l.29
R. A. Wells, Dis 4 - 5000
M Conn "Sun Creek" 1888