Delinquent Road Hands Report to Lincoln County Board
M McCullough submits a detailed delinquent road hands list for Lincoln County for the year ending September 1 1905. He explains compiling an alphabetized roster, matching names to receipt stubs, noting discrepancies such as name variations like Tom versus T B Kyzar, and lists delinquents by election district totaling 1783 with 3178 hands in all and 659 possibly unpaid. He returns all records and asks approval of the report. Separately Webb and Judge Wilkinson are praised for supporting efforts to curb the C O D whisky business through U S Court injunctions in Jackson and Brooklaven cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Lincoln County
T. B. Kyzar
Tom Kyzar
T. B.kyzar
M. McCullough
J. B. Webb
Brooklaven
American Express Co
AC. O. D
Express Company
Niles
Jackson
Webb
U. S
Wilkinson
Jeb Sauls
Wmn. Davis
Sim Stovall
W. C. Summers
Beat 3
Stovall
Jeff Sauls
Wm. Davis
Davis
Saals
Sauls
McCullough
E. B. Harris
Religious Notice from Pastor Shuteh
Members are earnestly invited to Sunday morning service at eleven o'clock and to the evening service where a message for the young people will be shared. The public is cordially invited to both services. Pastor Baptist Shuteh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Shuteh
Couple in Rankin County Celebrate Golden Anniversary
Dr and Mrs 8 W Robinson of Rankin County celebrated the aging anniversary of their wedding with many Saretedhite gifts bestowed upon the popular pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
W. Robinson
Rankin County
Pink Adams Murders Shocks Franklin County
A public road near McCall's Creek post office becomes the scene of Pink Adams's brutal assassination while transporting Brookhaven mail. A coroner's inquest names John Nettles and the Mixon family as his killers, while local accounts dispute the verdict claiming self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookhaven
Pink Adams
Franklin Unty
Judge Magee Place
McCall’s Creek
U. S
Adams
Dr. Cain
Parsons
May, Oberschmidt Co.'s
Messrs. A. OU. Seavey & Sons
McCall's Creek
McCall
Justice Wooten
Franklin County
John Nettles
Wm. Mixon
Mixon
Iris
Ixons
Nettles
Mixons
Meadville
Newman
White Cap Organization
Earl
Hoyt
Law and Order League
Lincoln County
Noma
Jackson
Franklin
New Presbyterian Church Construction Planned at Meeting
A congregational meeting at the Presbyterian church last Sunday authorized immediate construction of a new brick or concrete building on the existing site. Building Committee members include O. Newton Jr as chairman H Hamilton secretary and others with honorary additions for Captain A Moreton and Mr Phifer the pastor. An Auditing Committee listed R aeestes Frank Cameron and H rill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
O. Newton, Jr
H. Hamilton
Notice to Trespassers on Wood Land 1905
Property owner W. K. Wood warns trespassers not to hunt fish or enter the land under penalty of law dated November 15 1905 Elise Green daughter of M Green of Jackson married L L Herring drummer for B Lowenstern of Memphis in St Louis near sunrise
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Wood
Elise Green
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ladies Home Journal
A. C. Seavey & Sons
Brookhaven, Miss
Mississippi Central Railroad
I. C. Railroad
St. Charles Mill
I. C
Mississippi Central
J. C
City
Residence
Natchez
Archibald
Mitchell—Strother
Thomas J. Mitchell, Jr
Laura Strother
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Walter C. Whitaker
Miss Strother
Mr. Mitchell
George Swann
Whittaker
W. M. Anderson
Capital National Bank
Mrs. Mitchell
Clarion Ledger
Gulf Coast
Mississippi
Ouisiana
Fridge
Gulfport
Mississippi City
Handsboro
Mississippi Institution For the Deaf and Dumb
New Presbyterian Church
Che McGrath
McGrath
Swift
Bill Tarnbaugh
Bill
John McGrath& Sons
Seavey
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