The Progress-itemizer., July 21, 1922, Image 3

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NOTICE OF ELECTION
Notice is hereby given that an
election will be held in Supervisors
District Number Three of Yalobu
sha County, Mississippi, on the 28th
day of July 1922 at which election
there will be submitted to the quali
fied electors of said supervisors
district the propun! to issue the
■bonds of said district in an amount
not to exceed fifteen per cent of the
assessed valuation of the said dis
trict for the purpose of construcinR
one or more highways for the <ton
venicncc of the traveling public alhd
for the construction of bridges and
to provide right of way therefor
under the provisions of Chapter
C77 of the Laws of Mississippi of
the year of 1920 and amendments
theicto.
All qualified elector of said dis
trict a-e hereby urged to participate
in said election.
Witness our signatures this the
5th day of July, 1922.
J. F. PROVINE,
E. M. BADDLEY
W. L. PHILIPS.
Election Commissioners.
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NOTICE TO PRINTERS
It is tfrdcred by the board that
the Clerk of this B anl advertise
for bids for printing of blank form,
blank books, stationary, and sup
plies for the County for the period
of two yeals. The bids shall be seal
ed bids and each class of printing
shall be awarded separately.
Samples of the paper proposed to
be furnished shall accompany each
bid and bids shall conform to the
specification heretofoi e adopted by
this Board.
Bids will be received by the
Board of Supervisors, at Water
For 50 of Our Tobacco Tags, or Pictures on
10c Bags of KENTUCKY COLONEL, We
Will Send Postpaid Complete Six-Piece Set of
White Enamel Tinware
All Full Size — for
Family Service
tmiiAD
HUNDREDS OF OTHER PREMIUMS
— For Men, Women, Children —
Write today for complete catalog — good until June 30,1923
Smith & Scott Tobacco Co., inc., Paducah, Ky.
225 Sq. Feet 350 5q Feet h
What is m gallon
©2 gssiiif astyway?
Over hou) many square feet should it go? 225*250-300
350 (two coats)—depending entirely cn how good it
is. So you oce, tus farther it goes, the less paint and
labor it taker... rod the cheaper the job. Remember this
when you print. Also remember that each gallon of
Paint
covert 35 j aguars fee*, the high
capr.ri - for a'l paints. It is quality,
through and through, perfected
after the most severe tests in
this cli-r.ate. And gives you
long-" am! move even ‘..•car.
There ere 8 • C t To1 paints rrt h vcrnish.es,
oncjjai as good as !■'
HAMNER.
Furniture and Hardware
I
Valley, Mississippi, on the first
Monday of August 1922 at elever
o’clock A. M. and contract will b(
adwarded to the lowest and bos'
bidder.
The Board reserves the right to re
ject any and all bids.
Ordered this the 6th day of Ja y
1922.
Geo. T. Lyon, President of Board
of Supervisor, of Yalobusha Count;
L>. E. Parks. Clerk of Board.
By II. B. Johnson, D. C.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
It is hereby ordeied by the Boaro
that advertisement be made by the
Clerk of this Board for bids for th
following material and labor to be
used in repairing the County Court
House at Water Valley, Mississippi
to-wit:
Painting and Calimining th
Auditorium walls, Halls, up stair?
and down stairs, C-.ancery Clerkr
office, Sheriff cff.ee, Circuit Clerk?
office, Superintendent office and foi
painting Radiators and Pipes in
each of said rooms, doors and win
dows; Also for making repairs to
plaster and walls whore necessary
Bidr, shall be for all labor an
material necessary to do said work
Bids shall be sealed bids and wil.
be received by th; Board of Super
visors of Yalobusha County, at
Water )Valley, Mis-ic-sippi on th
first Monday of Augult at 11 o'clock
A. M. 1922, each, hid shall be accom.
panled by a ceriified cheek, payabl
to the Preshlent of this Board, ii
th sum of $100.01 as an assurance
of the successfu' bidder I entering
into contract and executing bond
Contract will be let to the lowest
bidder, but the Beard reserves tlir.<
right to reject any 1 and all bids
Ordered this the 6th day of July
1922.
Geo. T. Lyon
President of Board of Supervisors
D. 'E. Parks, Clerk.
By H. B. Johnson, D. C.
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To Frank Metcalf whose post
office address is Bristow, State of
Oklahoma.
You ere Commanded to Appea
before the Chancery Court of
Second District cf the County of
Yalobusha in said. State, on the
Fourth Monday 23rd day of October
1922, to defend the suit in said
Court of Mrs. Coralie B. Metcalf
Vs. Frank Metcalf No. 2204, aj^jon
for divorce and wheraip yo,
def*- . *-1 ffl1*
Thia 3rd, day of June 1922
D E. PARKS, Clerk.
R. F. KIMMONS, Solicitor
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NOTICE
Notice is hereby given thatt the
partnership of Lee Brothers hereto
fore existing and operating a hard
ware business in the store house on
West side of Main Street in the. city
of Water Valley, Miss, is hereby
dissolved by mutual agreement, and
the business will be conducted under;
the nSnte of Lee’s Hardware Store
in the future byy Leslie D. iLee, who!
has bought the entire interst in the!
business, including all books, notes'
and accounts ami has assumed all
indebtedness of the partnership.
Witness our signatures, this the
5th day of July 1922.
L. S. LEE,
LESLIE D. LEE.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION
Notice is hereby given that Ml
election will be :ie.d m trie territory
hereinafter described on the 29th
day of July 1922, nt the home of
Robert L. Ward, a convenient place
in said territory, at which election
there shall be submitted to the qua!- |
ified elecors residing within the
territory hereinafter described, the
question of whether or not the
said territory hereinafter decribci' |
shall be added to ffnd become a part i
of the O’Tuckolofa Consolidated
School District of Yalobusha Coun
ty, Mississippi and the lands and
property within the boundaries
the proposed addition shall be tax
ed for its proportionate shale of
the total bonded debt of the said ex
isting O’Tuckolofo Consolidated
School District and be taxed for its,
proportionate share of the expen !
of maitnaining the said consolidat- j
ed school and the transportation of
pupils.
The territory to be added Is de
scribed fpllows: The southwest
quarter and west half of the south- j
east quarter and the northeast
quarter of section 25, the south
east quarter, southwest quarter
slid the east half of the northeast
quarter of section 34, all of section
35, and" the west half of section
36 in township 10, range 4 west ]
the wesit half of section 2, the north
half of section 3 and that part u'j
ne ncauneasc quarter 01 wseuon • |
•vhich ljes outside the corp a- i
'irrits of the City of Water Vn’’e> j
Mississippi; in township 11; r: me |
' ’ est; all of said lands lying and j
.g situated in Yalobusha county
Mississippi.
All qualified electors ’mi'
ithin the territory above deserdmd
ro hereby urged to pariicipat • ir
J'■ elcctim.
Witness our Isignntures till
Ah day of July 1122.
J. F. PROVINE,
E. M. BADDI.EY,
W. L. PHILLIPS,
Election Commissioners.
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NOTICE
OF LETTING TRANPOUOTATION
CONTRACTS IN CONSOLI
DATED SCHOOLS
Notice is hereby given that I will
meet with the trustees of the con
solidated schools of the county, al
t!*b respective scht/olhouses, on the
lates given below, for the purpose
f receiving bids for the transpor
tation of pupils to and from school
recording to rules ami regulations
plains and specifications, now out
file in the oifke of the county sup
orintendent at Water Valley, Missis
ppi; and for furnishing wood fo‘
he schools. Bids will be open and
■ontracts will be awarded the lowesl
nd 'most respoiCible. fjiddei's,' the
dght to reject any and a'l bids be
ing reserved.
The dates for receiving bids arr
as follows:
Sylva Rena, Aug. 4, 1:30 p. m.
Jeff Davis. Aug., 7, 1:30 p. m.
O’Tuckoloofa, Aug., S, 1:30 p. m.
Camp Ground; Aug. 9, 1:30 p. m.
. Seobey, Aug., 10, 1:30 p. m.
C. A. Ljk'wsht, Co. Supt.,
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NOTICE TO SCHOOL TRUSTEES
Trustees of the public schools of
ihe county will take notice that the
Associations of the county will b<
held at the places specified herein
an the 20th, of this month. All
Lrustees and schodl friends are re
vested to attend one or both meet
ings.
Place of meetings:
Coffeeville courthouse at 10, a» m.
Sylva Rena Consolidated School
it ;2:08 pc m;
n;r,r,er 'vill he served on the
ground and an interesting program
will be rendered in in the forenoon.
Hon. W. N. Taylor of Jackson will
address both meetings.
T. H. Dawkins, Pres. 1st District
r r—tet ..re man fres. 2nd District
C. A. Lawshe, Co. Supt.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION
Notice is hereby given that an
election will be held in Supervisor?
District Number One of Yalobush
County, Mississippi, on the 28th
day of July A. D. 1922, at whicl
election there will be submitted tc
the qualified electoi s of said sup
ervisors district the proposal to is
sue the bonds of the said district in
an amount not to exeecd fifteen
per cent of the assessed valuation
of the said district for the purpose
of constructing one or more improv.
ed highways for the convenience o'
the traveling public and for the con
struction of bridges, and to provide
right of way therefor under the
provisions of Chapter 277 of the
Laws of Mississippi of the year o'
1920, and amendments thereto.
All qualified electors 0f said dis
trict are urged to participate in
said election.
Witnes our signature this the 5th
day of July 1922.
J. F. PROVINE,
E. M. BADDLEY,
W. L. PHILLIPS,
Election Commissioners.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION
Notice is hereby given that ar
election will bo held in Supervisors
District Number Two of Yalobusha
County, Mississippi on the 28 th da?
of July 1922 at which election there
will fco submitted to the qualified
electors of the said supervisor?
District the proposal to issue the
bonds of the aid district in an a
mount not to exceed fifteen per
cent of the assessed valuation of
th said district for the purpose of
contructing one or more improved
highways for the convevnience of
the travelling public and for the
construction of bridges and to pro.
vide right of way therefor, under
the provisions of Chapter 277 of the
laws of Mississippi of the year of
1920 and amendmens thereto.
All qualified electors of the said
district are urged to participate in
said election.
Witness our signatures this the
5th day of July 1922.
J. F. PROVINE,
E. M. BADDLEY,
W. L. PHILIPS,
Election Commissioners.
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SIGN POOST ON FARMS
Senatobia, July 11.—Dis
tilling in Tate courtly has assumed
the proportion of a nuisance. Lee
Smith, planter, of the western part
of the county, has : posted his lands
The sign reads thus: “No hunting
fishing or distilling allowed on this
land.”
it is isaid that the post sign has
no fair kept off trespassers of that
nature. Smith says that hunting,
fishing and distilling are companion
■sin..- when • is eon-!** to disqualifying
:»t■ i .r.n for work, and he doesn't
wf.n‘ . ny on his farm. And it would
that distilling has become a
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ORDER OF THE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS
State of Mississippi
Yalobusha County
The Board of Supervisors, having
examined the roll filed by W. C.
Kuykendall, the Assessor of said
County, of assessments, as of the
first day of i February 1922, of perk
tonal propart^r in said County, and
having made such charge's and cwr
teotiurm la s^id roll as were found
necessary to fix the assessments of
personal property to dts Owners
and at its actual value, so as to est
tablish an equality and uniformity
of taxation among the tax-payers of
said County, according to the val
ue of their property, does herlV
approve the said assessment roll as
so fixed; and it is further ordered
that the following notice be post,
in the Court House and be publish
ed in Progress-Itomizer and Coffee
ville Coourier, a newspaper publish
ed at Water Valley and Coffeeville
Mississippi, and having a circula
tion in said County to-wit:
• • • • •
TO THE TAX SAYERS OF
YALOBUSHA COUNTY,
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
You will lake notice that the
assessments of personal property
on tho roll for 1922 have been
uuuigod and corrected by the Beard
-o as to comply with the laws of
this State, and that said i*evisod
•oil is now open for examination
and that any objections to said
assessments contained in said re
vised roll must bo made in writing
*nd filed with tho Clerk of thia
Board on or before the first Monday
of August 1922, at his office in the
City of Water Valle#’ second dis
trict, also office in Coffeeville 1st,
district, said County, and that any
or all assessments to which no ob
jection is then and thero made will
bo made final.
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OF SAID COUNTY.
BY D. E. PARKS, CLERK OP
THE BOARD.
j X, D. E. Parks Clerk of |the
1 Board of Supervisors of Yalobusha
I County State of Mississippi, do
i hereby certify that the foregoing is
a true and correct transcript of an
: order of said Board of Supervisors
passed on the 6th day of July 1922
as tho same appear on page 21 of
Minute Book “K” of said Boardi
now on filo in the office of said
Clerk in the City of Water Valley
in said County.
Witness my hand and official seal
. this tho 6th day of July 1922;
j D. E. Parks Clerk of the Borad
of Supervisors of said County.
By H. B. Johnson, D. C.