The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-05-12

1t is hereby ordered that the fol-
lowing accounts be allowed payable
out of the Bridge Fund for Salaries
Labor, Supplies, etc. as follows:
J. d. Parrish 1914; L. o. Spell $500;
L. o. Spell 142. 50; Shaddock-Kim-
brough 8.s7; Joe H. Moore $500: Lew
Is Grocer Company 3.67; Lewis Gro
GER Co. 1857; Victor Tate $500; Joe
Fl. Moore 400; W. M. Brock 1902;
G.. d. Thornton 429.16; J.. T. Autry
21O0; Fred Manuel 1878; Roger Me-
Bride 1885; Halbert Farmer 1926;
Jack Martin 1925; T. A. Andrews $3.50,
T. A. Andrews 1873; T. A. Andrews
1885; j. r. Killebrew 1900; Ford
Byrd $500; J. w Burwell 15.0O;; w.
d. Killebrew 400; w. J. Waits 1900;
j. F. Sample $500; Claude Ellison
5000; Laney Wynne 200; A. e. Ed
wards 1000; Curg Spencer 4S.32;
Claude Ellison 4.63; e. J. Mclean
$500; e. j. Mclean 5.O0S Lexington
Wagon & Blacksmith Shop 500; ,.
L. Hayman 4.40; e. & N. Products
28.13 L. F. Heard 140.4O; w.
M. Scarberry 500; VIM. Scar
Spell 1890; l.. o. Spell 1900; L. o.
Spell 1000; Tchula Grocery Co. 3.57;
Cruger Road $500; L. B.. Spencer
119.02; Southwestern Pet. Corp. 400,
L. B. Spencer 1914; Southwestern Pet
Corp. 400; j. L. Liberto $500; w. 4.
Gowan 1854; Fuqua Rogers 20.70; r.
T. Nixon 1851; Green Bros. Gravel
Co. 1888; Reedy Mcbride 31.50;
1t Is hereby ordered hat the fol-
lowing accounts be allowed payable
out of the Miscellaneous Fund, for
salaries, labor, supplies, etc. as fo'-
lows.
Dorothy McBee 10000; Ernestine
Albin 1888; Lexington Advertiser 1892;
Lexington Lumber Co. 1000; Mrs. H.
A. Moore 1000; Dorothy McBee 5.54;
Carter Chev. Co. 1918; Carter Chew.
Co. 1924; Humphrey-O'Reilly Co.
43.45; Miss. Lubricating Co. 1904;
Presley Chew. Co. 1891; Lisco Co.
57.76; Jno. M. Marlborough 67.50; j. F.
Williams $50; Swinney Hardware
Co. $50; DR.. v. L. Richards $50; q.
L. Ellison 17.85; E. & N. Products
1888; Humphrey O'Reilly 45.27; J.
L. Ellison $40; E. l. Faulconer
10; Lucas Marlborough U.75; Al
bert Rigers $500; H. c. Brock 1000:
venie Donald 1000; Claud Ellison
400; Standard Oil Co. ATS; Henrich's
Drug Store 2.S1; Brit Mcbride $3.50;
A. e. Edwards 1920; d. w. Hart
los; Capital City Welding Machine
Co. sos; Standard Oil Co. SOS; T. e.
Murtagh $4,000; Columbia Oil Co, Inc.
s4.S1; W. p. Turner 1000; Western
Auto Associated Store 1.O1; Miss. Gull
vert & Machinery Co. 1,425.A5.
1t appearing that the bridge across
Niger Creek on the Acona and Sweet
water road Is In a dangerous condi-
ton and al not be repaired and that
a new bridge Is necessary:
It is therefore ordered that the
Clerk Of the Board be directed to ad-
vertise for bids to be received at the
June, 1888, meeting Of this Board. the
Board reserving the right to reject
any or all bids, for n pile bridge
across Niger Creek on the Acona
and Sweetwater road in Beat 1, ac-
cording to plans and specifications
now on file in the office of the Chan
Gerry Clerk, the county furnishing all
materials.
Ordered this May End. 1888.
It appearing to the Board that a
mistake having beer made in an or
der of the Board at the March. 1898
meeting with reference to the above
land of the above parties, such order
| being recorded in Minute Book IA,
page 220 and 1t appearing that B. n
| Mauldin owns the S u of So of SEC
%, Twp. IA, Range 4 East, East OF
| U. s. Highway No. 81, and that the
| assessment on said land Of .. II. Marl
| din is hereby assessed at S127 90.
And it further appearing that J.. E.
U. S. Highway No. 81, and the Sia