The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-01-12

under the provisions Of Chapter
180 of the laws of 1916 and Chap
| ter 207 of the laws Of 1920 to he
dated November 1st., 1921 have
not been sold, and that it is for the
best interest of the said school dis
htrict in order to affect the sale of
the said bonds that the maturity,
date and denominati6a of said
bonds as set froth in the order OF
this Board issuing the said bonds,
being an order recorded in minute
Book ~ at pages 800, 80 and 3ll
be changed so that the said bonds
shall all mature within twenty
years from the date of the said IS
suance and shall be dated FEB
ruray / 1922 and be in denomlna-
tions Of S125.00 each, therefore,
Be it resolved that the said bond
shall be dated February | 1922, IN
stead of November 1st, 1921 as set
forth in the said order and that
the same shall be issued in denom-
nations Of S125.00 instead Of de-
nominatics.ss of $4,000 and run
ming through series Of 20 years,
the first bond in the sum of $l25.-
90, to be due and payable Febru-
ary ist 1928, and $125.00 annually
thereafter until all of the said
bonds shall have been paid, and
said bonds to bear interest at the
rate Of six per ceiatum per annum,
payable semi-annually on the 1st,
day of July and February, of each
and every year until said bonds
shall have been paid in full.
Said bonds shall be numbered
from / to 20, inclusive, and shall
be Autographed or ngraved to pre-
vent counterfeitiag and shall each
be signed by the President Of the
Board of Supervisors and counter
signed by the Clerk of the Board Of
Supervisors who shall affix the
seal of the county upon each and
every one of the said bonds, and
the said bonds shall be substanti-
ally the form set forth in the said
order of this board, dated October
4th, 1921, recorded in Minute Book
~, at pages 800, 80 and 311, sx
cept as to date and maturities
which shall be changed as herein
set forth, and as to denominations
thereof which shall be ndenoml
nations of S125.O0, each, instead of
$4,000 as therein set out.
Ordered and resolved this the z
day of January, 1922.
Ordered that the Beard adjourn
until 8 O'clock tomorrow morning.
S. L. McLaurin,
President.
Be it ordered by the Board that
the following allowances be made
out of Beat No. / Road Mainten-
ance fund to-wit:-
Austin Western Road
mchne. Co., parts for
machine -------- s55.72
Devices Bros. mdse.--- 1.25
A. H. Martin feed bill 1865
A. p. Dear & Son mdse. 1870
L. @. Mulligar wages for
self and hands------- 254.25
Republic. Motor Co., paris
for truck -------- $50
VIII II. Ewing attention
mules ----------- 1900
Addkinson Bauer mdse.-- 11.75
Be it ordered by the board that
the followances be made out Of the
fund Of Project No. 18 of Rankin
County, to-wit:-
Simpson Co., Gravel Co, 5
cars of gravel 5000
L. O. Mulligan frt and de-
nurrage on gravel - 26.78
Be it ordered by the board that
the following allowances be made
out of the fut-ds- ef Beat No. 4
maintenance, to-wit:- !
T.A.Rives, s1lary self and
hands 25O.O5
j. L. & 0. Buchanan feed
bill 1880
Pelahatchie. Hdwe Co.
Hdwe bill ----------- 4.45
J. A. Spann, Jr., repairs
to grader ----------- 5000
Be it ordered by che board that
the following allowances be made
out of Beat No. 3 road maintenance
WANTED Man with car to sell
low priced GRAHAM TIRES. $780,
90 per week and commissions.
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