The City itemizer., October 18, 1917, Image 2

About The City itemizer. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1894-1918

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The City Itemizer
Established 1894.
Water Valely,
Yalobusha County, Miss.
OtfSTCiE Phone, 256
KftstiJENGE Phone, 183
THURSDAY, OCT. 18,1917
Proceedings
Of the Board of Supervisors of
Yalobusha County.
October Term, 19 \ 7.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.
General Loan.
City Water Valley, water
and lights, $ 8 65
R M Turner, build chimney, 8 60
Dr H E Griffin, med serv, 6 00
Dave PattersoD, traus, Ex
and stamps, 16 66
Dave Patterson, feed pris
oners, washing blankets, 26 80
Merchant Gro Co, clean
sweep 3 60
W R Wilshire, out grass, 1 00
J C Scott, load kindling, 1 25
Frank McFarland, cleaning
Court House, 4 50
W E MoCormiok, corn, 40 50
R P Alexander, hay, 6 40
,1 W Young et al, costs, 26 45
American Ditinfeoting Co,
Insect Destroyer, 20 00
J W McLarty & Co, mdse, 17 2o
L T Wisdom et al, lunacy
cost, ^ i0
Tucker Printing Co, Books
for Cirouit Clerk, 35 78
Harrett Aodersou et al,
temparay relief, 93
R M Wilbourn, grooeries, 10 95
Henry Few, 8 bushels Irish
potatoes, 4 80
E M Thornton, 5 gallons
molasses, 2 50
Progress et al, pub proceed. 10 00
W P Williams, rnovoonv, 6 00
Progress et ul, pub notice, 1 80
T H Dalton & Son, plumb, 20 85
Mrs R V Johuson, 5 meals, 1 25
C W KiDoade, hauling, 3 00
C W Kincade, board, pau
per 1 month, 41 66
Howry, Morrison & Enooh,
merchandise, 5 10
L T Wisdom, stamps & exp, 4 59
A D Denley, Sal Con Man 50 U0
Frank Neal, taking oare of
Bop Collins, 6 00
Dr J S Donaldson, salary, 29 16
Gr T Lyon, exp to Jackson
and extra services, 33 00
R F Kimmons exp Jackson 6 80
Davis Bros, mdse, 1? 05
W G Viokery, extra service
ann expense to Jackson, 29 82
J L Rees et al, tiok mspeot.s 68 00
J J Copeland, extra service
aud expense to Jackson* 39 7b
S E Hyde’ transportation, 10 00
John Allen, 4 days’ work at
Court House Coffeeville, 4 00
Miss Addie Smith, salary, 58 33
Herald, printing, 8 00
Will Walker, blaoksmithing, 1 70
A G Spinks, salary, 116 66
R Buokley, sundries, 1 75
W H Walters, expenses to
Jackson, extra services, 30 42
H Gordon, sundries, 8 90
J W MoLarty, same, 95 18
U iv ruray, i ooru oi wuuu, o w
A 15 Worsham, same, 5 00
H P Pate, extra services, 18 00
DG W Sisler, services, 2 00
H P Pate services, mileage, 13 40
W H Walters, same, 13 30
J J Copeland, Barne, 12 20
Geo Lyons, same, 11 00
W G Vickery, same, 13 80
Dave Patterson, same, 6 00
L T Wisdom, clerk, 9 00
R P Kimmons, salary, 25 00
Bridge Fund.
J K Coulter and brge w’k, 44 44
H F Goldman, same, 10 00
Howry, MorriBou A Enochs,
lumber add bridge work, 2 42
J H Alldn, bridge work, 7 00
L R Fly, same, 12 00
T T Young et al, same, 132 20
John York, sams, 3 50
Adams & Williams, same, 22 50
J R Swearengen, same, 15 00
Garner MoCullar, same, 15 00
I C R R, 6 sills, 6 00
Smith Bros, lumber, 8 03
R C Simpson, same, 7 38
H A Jonea, same, ob on
L E Holt, same. 62 03
H A Dame, same, 53 85
J C Sartain, same, 23 60
John Guest, same, 9 62
0 V Beadles, same, 9 05
W fl Mvana. same, 25 98
C T Williama, same, 194 54
R J Jennings, same, 69 16
J W MoLarty & Co, same, 25 17
Pritchard Bros, freight on
lumber, 10 74
J H Allen, 7 piles, 4 20
J J Shannon, hauling lum, 5 00
R Dailey, Inraberand nails, 60 45
ORDERS
We the committee appointed to
inspeot the roads in beat 5 hereby
state we found the roads in smooth
condition and well graded up, yet
there are a few places a little nar
row.
Respectfully submitted
Geo Lyon
W‘ H. Walters
To the Honorable Board of Su
pervisors of Yalobusha County;
I hereby submit report on roads
in Beat 4. We have raised BDd re
deemed some of the low roads but
have several more plaoes yet that
must be raised before winter sea
son if we have any roads worth
while, we also have Some sand hills
to be clayed aod in my opinion
generally the toads are in bettef
condition than heretofore. I feel
very much encouraged sinoe some
of the generous hearted oitizens
have agreed to furnish teams if we
will furnish the labor to do special
improvement.
We contemplate spending several
Thousands in the nest few months
on improved enter County high
ways.
WHO sucti conditions noimng win
do more good than to get our heads
together and oontinue to work and
boost for good roads,
Respectfully submitted
Geo. Lyon.
We your committee appointed to
view and lay out if found praotio
able a new public road petitioned
for by Zeke & Joe Cole and others
by petition filed at the August
meeting of this Board beg leave to
report tnat we have examined and
viewed the proposed road and find
it practicable and recommend that
a new public road be established.
We have marked said road the
same having been layed out by us
as follows;
Beginning on the Water Valley
and Coffeeville road about one
hundred yards south of Johnson
Creek and running thence south
to the east of the present road and
aloug the survey of the Johnson &
Johnson civil Engineers whioh is
shown by the plans now on file
with the Clerk of this Board for a
distanoe of about 9 miles intersect
ing the Coffeeville and Shiloh road
in front of the house of J W.
Davis now oooupied by Luid Lee
said propoeed road will traverse
the lands of E, M Thornton, Rnfe
Wilburn, John Ware, W. B, Wag
ner and the heirs of D. R. Wagner,
deceased, J. W. McLarty & Com
pany, Carlyle Phillips, W. W. & J.
W. Adams, Joe & Zek Cole, Leroy
Blair, Lucius Godwin, Ed Smith,
Jesse Barber, Claude Womack,
James Womaob, W. B. Hunter,
Mariah Vaughn, G, W. Arm.
strong. Ceoil & Thad Dew, W. H.
Hugnes, Ab Branum and J.W.
Davis.
Your committee believes that
the lands neoessary for the right of
way can be obtained free of charge
and recommend that said road be
established provided said right
of way oan be obtained,
Respeotfully submitted
Geo Lyons,
W. G, Vickery,
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