The Durham daily globe., 1891-12-10
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The minutes Of November's meetings
were read and approved.
On motion Of Mr.. Tilley the election
of a chairman Of the board for the en-
suing term was proceeded with. A. II.
Stokes was nominated and unanimously
elected chairman Of the board.
A letter from state treasurer Balm was
read to the board, whereupOn on motion
Of Mr. Perry, it is ordered that certain
resolution passed at the November meet
ing explaining the authority of the board
in regard to drawbacks on double tax, be
stricken out, as it is in conflict with the
opinions Of the state treasurer and the
attorney general
On motion, the consideration of the
question of a guard room for the town is
made the special order for to day at l
o'clock.
Ordered, that Elisha Cbisenhall be put
on the list of outside poor and allowed
q per month.
Ordered, that Milly Hunt, cOlored, be
received at the county home for the aged
and infirm on her application.
II. ID. Leigh, perintendent is ordered
to take the convicts and repair the bridge
over Third Fork creek in Patterson town
ship.
Superintendent Leigh is ordered to
open the public road, heretofore ordered
from the railroad junction to Rochelle's
store in Durham Township, and the SUI
perintendent will charge the time worked
on said road to Durham Township.
Pursuant to a petition from the road
trustees of Durham township, it is or
dered that that portion of the cid Oxford
and Chapel Hill road from the RoXboro
road near the Hebron site to the Guess
or Geer mill road be discontinued, but
will remain open as a cart way.
The report Of II. ID. Leigh, superinten
dent Of the poor and work house for the
month of November is received and Or
dcrcd to be filled.
The hour for the special order having
arrived, Messrs. NJ. A. Angler, Christian
and Parker appeared before the board in
behalf of the town.
Mr.. Massey offers the following resolu-
ton which is carried:
Resolved, That the county of Durham
pay the expense to the amount of $4,000
Of the removal and erection of the iron
cells belonging to the town, from the
h0Cpn,nnt Of hn TO 4
west room in the Jail, which is to be used
as guard room by the town.
Ordered that Jane Lee and Patsy Lee
be put on the list of outside poor and
allowed $50 each per month.
The board then proceeded to pass upon
the bonds of the county officers. Pas
Chall Lunsford, as register of deeds, pre-
sented his bond justified in the sum of
$4,000, was presented and accepted and
ordered to be recorded.
The official annual report Of the regis
ter of deeds for the year 1891 is presented
and received and ordered recorded
The official report of John w. Pope,
county treasurer, is presented, received
and ordered to be recorded.
The bonds Of John w. Pope, as
treasurer Of the school fund and county
funds, are presented justified in the sum
of SO 5000, the sureties are approved and
the bond ordered to be recorded
The official reports of G. B. Green,
clerk superior court, of the fines and
penalties and of all moneys that have
come into his hands for the year 1891, is
presented, received and ordered to be re-
corded
The official bond of G. b. Green, clerk
superior court, justified in the sum of
$4,000 is rendered, the sureties are ap-
proved, the bond accepted and ordered
to be recorded.
1t is ordered that Irene Stone be put
on the list of outside poor and allowed
$lOO per month.
The following accounts are audited
and allowed:
II. H. Markham, groceries, s 51.1Ol
II. ID. Leigh, supt., salaries, 93 33
II. d. Leigh, supplies for poor and
work houses, IL 55
w. {. Carter, janitor, November, l. so
Edwards X Broughton, one record
book for register. 90
II. II. Sims, Jail account for No
vember, rs 80
Durham Supply Co, lime, etc, for
poor house, etc, 95.25I