The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1922-10-05
BOARD SUPERVISORS
IN REGULAR SESSION

BE it remembered that regular
meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors
lof Claiborne County, Mississippi was
begun and held at the court house IN
the town Of Port Gibson 81 The first
d., 1922.
When and where the following
were present, t0-wit:
Il. +; Guthrie, President, Dist. No.
Is a. q. Calender, Dist MA . IA.
kegan, Dist. No. 3; T. r. Trim, Dist.
NO. 4i B. D. Segrest, Dist. No. S
When and where the following or
4 ders and entries We're had, to-wit:
Order Of State Tax Commission
IT appearing to the satisfaction Of
the State Tax Commission Of the
state Of Mississippi, after studying
the values Of the various classes Of
properties Of the eighty-two counties.
the economic conditions thereof and
the methods employed by the Asses
sors and Supervisors in making and
equalizing the assessments thereof,
and after making careful examina-
ton of the reeapitulations Of the as
sessment rolls Of personal property Of
the several counties and a comparison
Of the assessments therein contained.
that the assessments of the various
classes Of personal propertie on said
assessment roll of Claiborne County.
for the tax year 1922, as shown by
the foregoing statement (appearinp
on the reverse side hereof) are equal
and uniform with these in the other
counties of the State, 1t Is Therefore
Hereby Ordered, That the Chairman
of this Commission mail to the Board
Of Supervisors Of said county q notice
that the assessments Of said county
are acceptable to said Commission,
and that copies Of said roll be made
and certified to the Tax Collector and
said Commission in accordance with
the requirements Of Chapter 323 of
the Laws Of 1920.
To The Board OF Supervisors OF Said
County And To The President of
Said Board:
You are hereby notified that the
foregoing is a true and correct copv
Of an order, which has been adopted
by the State Tax Commission Of the
State of Mississippi, and has, this
day, been recorded on the minutes Of
said Commission in its Office in the
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State;
And you are therefore hereby in-
structed to combply with the require
ments Of said order according to law,
Immediately.
This the Both day Of September.
1922 D. T. THOMPSON,
Chair'n Of the State Tax Commission.
R. 3. Anderson, attorney for Board
S35; NJ NJ Satterfield, prosecuting at
torney $50; Dr. A. L. Chapman, health
officer $50; J. a. Bolls, treasurer, $25;
Abraham Christian, ianitor S25; eBn
Henderson, keeping ferry s25; Eunice
Gibson, demonstration agent $25:
Caledonia Hynum, Wade Hynum. Mike
Burr, James Ballou, Miss Ida Cooper,
Miss Addie Mitchell, Louis Gresham.
Mrs. Ben Irby, Ernest Jeter, John s.
Daniels and wife, each IS stipend;
Old Ladies Home, allowance S8; ID. /.
Bridegrs, tick inspector $50; b II.
Morehead, stamps $l.50; S. II. Rag-
nell, sheriff court expense S34; Jos.
Davenport, deputy sheriff salary$125;
G. p. Mason, deputy sheriff 500; S.
H, Bagnell, sheriff salary $3.50; Wor-
rell Mfg Co., disenfectants for court
house and jail S151.32
Ordered that the bid Of Mrs. J B.
Moore for keeping the Poorhouse for
II months at and for the sum Of $40
per month per inmate, she to have
use Of lands belonging thereto, be and
the same is hereby accepted.
Ordered that the bid Of r. "A. Bfy-
an for building bridge near Russum
at and for the sum Of S5l5 be and the
same is hereby accepted
Port Gibson Bank, cashing coupons
Hanover Natl Bank $2.25; G. c. Lit
tie, keeping Poorhouse $3.50; Peo-
pies Hdw. & Pro CO., lock, sheriff's
Office So; Hermanville Drug Co. sun
dries, assessors Office 80; s. fl. Bag
nell, feeding prisoners 5000; Cit
liens Tee & Mfg Co., ice for court
house S10,05; G A. McAmis, salary
and stamps S156.88; S. II. Bagnell,
seriff conveying lunatics, sundry ex
penses and deputies s148.26; j. d..
Howard, lumber S144.73; G. ID. Dix
on hauling lumber and repairing
bridge S5; Arthur Shell, building
bridge $3.50; }. H. Porter, lumber
for culverts $105.07; FL a. Fife, re-
pairing and building bridge $50; Isom
jenkins, hauling lumber SIS; r. J..
Sanders, hauling stringer from
Grindstone Ford to Person road SIS;
Hanson Rowan, lumber S22.50; |. R.
Price, lumber $50; Barland Bros,
labor on concrete bridge $3215; w. q.
Segrest, hauling lumber and repair
ing bridge SIS; Smith Bros, nails$185
T. + Clark, nails and telephone mes
sages S416; j. ID Howard, building
bridge $50; Joe Jeffries labor on cul-
verts S25.25; Frank D. Working. la
Dor on concrete bridges S95; Jeffries
Il Byrnes. for hauling cement, gravel
etc s58.25; r. A. McCaa, lumber S9.75;
Euq. d. Jones, Jr.. lumber, etc S19.36;
Chester Neal, building bridge etc
4 $50; Eug. D. Jones, Jr, lumber $l3.50;
r. A. Bryan, repairing bridge $3.50
r. a. Bryan, york on pavilion Her
manville, Miss, S4.75; Eug Floyd
work on bridge S.; J. II. Porter, lum.
Der Dist I S14l02; The Reveille
printing notices $13I0.
Ordered that A. Sine be allowed 2
stipend Of $5 per month beginning a
this meeting.
Ordered that G. T. Till Be allowed
to place two gates across public roas
leading from Rodney to Har'ts Land
ing.
I Isom jenkins, road work Dist.
(charge contractor) SO; W. G. Greer
same $40; S. r. Headley. same $40
'lL B. Allen, same $12; B. F. Parker
same 81: J. A. Calender, First Quar-
ter road contract Dist. S736.26i +
Al. McCaa, road work one month Dis
!. + 2 S54.16; Z. A. McCaa. working road
two months, Dist. 3 sl54s John Go