Mississippi County Supervisors Report July 1905
In Brookhaven on August 7 1905 the Lincoln County Board of Supervisors met at the Chancery Clerk's office. Superintendent reports July 1905 prison and pauper rolls: 4 paupers 28 prisoners of first class. fines paid by numerous prisoners totaling 51.40 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Mississippi
Lincoln County
Board of “Supervisors
Said County
Brookhaven
Z. P. Jones
J. C. Bryant
C. M. Brister
Edward Smith
John Walker
R. C. Applewhite
R. W. McNair
George Haywood
Sam _Phillips
Dallas Brown
Ellis Sartie
Sam Thomson
Bake Owens
Brookhaven Road Report and County Orders
J Miller, Supt. of Farm Brookhaven Mississippi submits a monthly report to the Board of Supervisors detailing farm outputs and road inspections. The document covers work on multiple roads, fence building, land clearing, bridge repairs, and recommendations for road payments, plus county orders for inspections, fumigation, guards, and detention facilities in response to an emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. €. Miller
Brookhaven
Miss
Honorable
Board of Supervisors
I. P. Williamson
Meadville
Natchez
Arlington Road
Calcote
Albert Evans
Ett
Sutton Road
Red Star
Quarantine Order Declares Disease at New Orleans and Mississippi Ports
The Lincoln County Board of Supervisors declares quarantine against New Orleans, Lumberton, Sumrall, and all infected ports due to yellow fever. The order specifies enforcement actions and designates measures on the Illinois Central line for passenger trains to curb spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Brookhaven
Miss
Iroi
Lincoln County
New Orleans
Beit
Lawrence County
Smith’s Ferry
Monticello
Pearlhaven
Illinois Central Railroad
F. M. Hodges
D. Hodges
B. F. Price
Old Chamberlain
Mary Paraere
Rus Sel
Illinois—Central
Mississippi
Louisiana
Lumberton
Mississipi
Sumrall
Super More
Lincolo County
Illinois Central
Nepean
Lineolon
Commercial Bank Plans New Two Story Building on Front Street
The Commercial Bank, owner of the Front street brick store, bought the adjacent brick store from New York Racket Store tenant Hyman Zwirn. The bank will erect a modern two story building 50 by 100 feet with a bank and store on the first floor and offices on the second. Completion is planned for fall, with both buildings side by side on Brook Commercial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Bank
Front Street
New York
Hyman Zwirn
Bank
R. B. Hamilton
Tionpe Wir
Brook Commercial
Bay OF Haven
Hanadath Wall Bs
County Board Adjourns After Expense Ledger and Road Petition
The county supervisors approve extensive accounts for July including sheriff and county farm costs, supplies, and payrolls. A petition for a new public road from St Garner's place to Topisaw church is denied and the board adjourns to the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl River Lumber Co
Lum “Ord
Gary
County Farm
Jone van ‘Gratto Te
W. B. Allen
Mr. Jones
C. B. Perkins
Orde Jones and Iller
Moreton-Wentpor Co
Manatee Oniatel Yrd
Moreton
Wentworth Co
Chancery
EF. H. Hoffman
Chas. Hardy
Chas. Stringer
K. C. Applewhite
R. C. Applewhite
B. W. ©.Neal
Lewis Brown
G. H. Vernon
Midland Chemical Co
J. Daughtry
J. P
Arthur Knight
Hollis Dukes
J. D. Blue
Same
B. E
J. H
Village of
Norfield
Duncan B. Magee
Joho EK
Monk
Joho McGrath & Sons
St Garner’s
Topisaw Church
New Orleans Yellow Fever Plan Prompted by Federal Aid
The U S government takes charge of the Louisiana yellow fever fight as Roosevelt orders Surgeon General Wyman to lead operations from Washington. Reports show improved conditions in New Orleans though nearby parishes see new cases. Costs for stamping out the disease are estimated around 250000 with shared burden by city and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erate
Lumberton
Sumrall
New Orleans
Silver Creek
Mississippi
Louissiana
Missisippi
Blanchard
Louisiana
Shaw
Chawter
U. S. Revenue Cutter
Winona
Vardaman
Naval War
Guy
Behrman
Cy Eleans
United States
Marine Hospital Service
Roosevelt
Wyman
Gen. Wyman
Washington
Dr. White
Government Service
Paopers
Dymond
St. Charles Pen
Patterson
St. Mary’s
P. Mas
Opera House Friday Night Program Listing
A program for Friday night at the Opera House includes a piano duet a male quartet a child violinist Ruth Le Bean a song by Mrs M T Flood reading by Miss Marshall a vocal solo by Julian Willough standolla and piano by Leontine and Winnie Bell McGrath An address Gold Modal Oration by Mr A U Parsons Bee Mies by Ployd Smith hae returned isaitapmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Ruth le Bean
M.T. Flood
Miss Marshall
Julian Willough
Standolla
Leontine
Winnie Bell McGrath
U. Parsons
Norfield Quarantine Notice In Norfield Mississippi 1906
The village board imposes quarantine rules and health certificates for freight and nonessential goods. Only dry goods and necessary items may enter, with strict prohibition on frail produce. Local businessman J B Nally and other dealers face entry restrictions as health officers enforce the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfield
Miss
Bealth
Rile Orl ‘Egu- Viatone Ie Pergmnte Ak Nel Vitizena
Bowit
J. B. Nally
Mraokhe
Mizaiei
Porsote
Also Mentioned on This Page
WM. Abshagen
STORK
A. C. Seavey
Herokee
G. W. Ivey
Scaly Bark
Brookhaven and Wesson
Smith and Wesson Road
van Tullos
Montisello
Guess
William Russell
Criscoe
Aioe
Salgar Green
Bersby
U. S
McGrath
John McGrath
Sons
Brookhaven, Miss
Tomer
C. E. Grafton Drug CO
Huyler
Brookhaven, Mississippi
Osborn, Meyer
Pontage
Ciah
Elanor “Payne
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