The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-07-21

| $500; l.. F. Heard 134.65; l.. f. Heard
424.10; J. H. Moore 301 90; J.. d. Par
IRISH 92.10; Swinney Hardware Co
4.49; J. ID. Kyzer 1.20; Halbert Farm
err 29.50; Roy Autry 34.50; Barney
Walker 1900; w. B. Grantham 7.5O;
J. T. Autry 5000; Floyd Ellis 1880;
r. ]. Brown 68.71; Lucas McMorrougn
11.12; l.. F. Heard 9.47; Humphrey
| O'ReilIy Co. 1882; Choctaw Culvert
& Machinery Co. 1100.28; Dixie Gull
vet & Material Co. 904.O9; Tr State
| Culvert Mfg. Co. 305.6S; Henry Nc
Lean, Jr 17.75; w. A. GowAn 34S6;
| Mathinas Lumber Co. 27.52; L o. Spell
1900; L. o. Spell 1900; L. B. Spencer
5000; w. K. Heard 1900; Pearl River
Valley Lumber Co. $3.50;
It is hereby ordered that the fol-
| lowing accounts be allowed payable
out of the Miscellaneous Fund, for
Salaries, Labor. Supplies, and etc. AZ
! follows Ebenezer Cash Store 60.82;
O. L. Ellison 1859; DIR. M. H. Rob-
erts $50; State Oil & Supply Co. 1871;
Ebenezer Telephone Co. 7.50; Humph-
rey-O'Reilly Co. 1892; Presley Chew
rolet Co. 27. Willie Joe Waits 1925;
Grady Edwards S.25; Arkansas Fuel
Oil Co. 0.90; Terry's Garage 4.08; HI.
C. Brock 1000; Albert Rodgers $500;
Skunk Mfg. Co. 86.40; Horace Philips
100; w. p. Hammett 1875; j. A.
Holley 267.70; A. d. Moss $3.50; Barr
| Gwin Co. 8.21; Shrunk Mfg. Co. $50;
oels Auto Elec. Shop SAG; Standard
Oil Co. 1868; C. r. Fletcher 20.50;
Miss. Foundry & Mach. Co. 34.75;
Same 1.19; w. H. Hoover & Co. 1.25;
Capital City Welding e. Machine Co.
20.41; Sharpe Service Station GAS;
Miss. Culvert & Mch. Co.. 800; Same
74.14; Standard Oil Co. 1856; Dorothy
McBee 10000; Ernestine Albine 1900;
Dorothy McBee 3.01; Tom l.. Ketch-
ings Co. lib; T. e. Murtagh 350.5o;
Britt Mcbride 1000; Miss Culvert &
Mch. Co. 1890; Same 1890; Munich
pal Supply Co. ALSO;
1t appearing to the Board of SUI
pervisors that after due and legal
advertisement and notice of the in
tention of the Board of Supervisors
of Holmes County to borrow 100000
for the use and benefit of the gen.
cral county fund and the bridge fund,
as provided by order of this Board
at the June, 1888, term thereof, in an
ticipation of the collection of taxes
for the year 1888, that no objection
or protest has been made to same;
and it further appearing that the
First National Bank Of Lexington, the
Holmes County Bank & Trust Com
pany Of Lexington, and the Mer-
chants and Planters Bank of Tchula
we're the lowest and best bidders for
said loan, and the same being con
sidered by the Board the said bids
are accepted:
1t appearing to the Board Of SUI
pervisors that after due and legal
advertisement and notice of the in
tention of the Board of Supervisors
of HDlmes County to borrow 100000
for the use and benefit of Road Dis
trict Number Q fund, as provided by
order of this board at the June, 1888,
term thereof, in anticipation of the
collection of taxes for the year 1888,
that no objection or protest has been
made to same; and it further appear
ng that the Holmes County Bank
& Trust Company of Lexington, was
he lowest and best bidder, and the
same being considered by the Board
Of Supervisors, the said bid Is hereby
accepted;
1t appearing that after due and le-
gal advertisement and notice for bid
to rent a shovel to Road District No
A the bid of the Miss. Culvert and
Machinery Co. being the lowest anc
best bid is hereby accepted.
1t appearing that Holmes County
owns. for the use of Township IA
Range 3 East school fund, the North
west quarter of Section s., Township
10. Range / East, known as the w. J
Paul place; and it further appearing
that several individuals have made
application to the Board of Supervis'
ors to purchase said land; the CLERK
of this Board of Supervisors is there
fore directed to advertise for bids t6
purchase the Northwest Quarter OF
Section 5, Township 10, Range l East
at the August 1888 meeting of this
Board, the Board reserving the right
to reject any or all bids.
Pursuant to advertisement for lunl-
Der to be furnished for bridge pur-
poses for the third quarter of 1922
the following being the lowest ans
best bids are hereby accepted; Bea'
/ North of Railroad to w. M. Scar
berry: Beat l South of Railroad Il
w. M. ~Scarberry, Beat 2 to G.. D
Thornton; Beat 3 to j. A. Hearn'
Beat A to j. A. Hearn; and Beat
to w. NJ. Scarberry; for cypress 81
percent Heart to J. A. Hearn, anc
for creosoted lumber to Pearl Rivel
Valley Lumber Co.
Pursuant to due and legal I'd
vertisement for bids to erect a bridge
across Tchula Lake at ]. e. Gwin's
place, according to plans and specifi.
cations on file in the office of thu
Chancery Clerk, the bid Of L. o. Spell
being the lowest and best bid, !!
borohv accented