The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-07
THE COUNTY DADS
They Meet and Have the Usual
Grind.
Nothing of Any Particular Importance
Transacted.
THERE WE'RE MANY BILLS ALLOWED
Augmentation Were Made and Bridges
Are to BE Built and a Whole Lot
of Stuff Disposed Of.

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The board of commissioners met at
the court house on Monday March 6, at
1915 o'clock a. m.
Messrs. Stokes, Green, Tilley, Massey
and Holloway were present.
The minutes of the February meeting
were read and approved.
r 1. Rogers agent of James A. Bryan
appears and offers excuse for having
failed to list the Bryan property. On
motion, it is ordered that a drawback on
So, 500 double tax be issued to James A.
Bryan for 1892.
Ordered, that Radford Hughes, col
ored be given a drawback on double pole
tax for 1892.
Ordered, that Rufus K. Terrell be
given a drawback on double tax for 1892,
Ordered, that a drawback on double
poll tax for 1902 issue to Robert X. Fer
rell.
Ordered, that S. II. Herndon be given
a drawback in double poll tax 1892 on
account of sickness.
Ordered that Ed johnson be granted a
permanent exemption from poll tax from
1892 on account Of physical disabilities.
Ordered, that H. A. Williams be given
a drawback on $3.50 double tax 1892 on
account Of non-residence.
Ordered, that James Brown be given a
drawback on double tax on 800, for 1892
The following persons are ordered to
be given drawbacks on double tax for
1892 on amounts following!
Harriet Scott, $500; w. B. Andrews,
5000; w. V. Carlton, colored, poll tax
Isaac Jones, colored, poll tax; J. H
Martin, $50 Albert H. Scott, $95 Rita
Geer, 5000; Mrs. Laura Malone, $1,000;
W. A. Currell, poll and $50; John w.
Barbee, $4,000; Mrs. T. J. Cozart, s.;
Mrs. N. A. Driver, S.
The following accounts are presented,
audited and allowed:
N. M. Johnson, coroner, expenses
of inquest and post mortem ex-
animation body of Sandy Jones, S 81 80
II II. Sims, taller, account for
February, As 05
w. G. Carter, "janitor for Feb, 10 90
A. E. Lloyd & Co., hardware for
county. Is so
Durham F. A. NJ. Co, shoes, etc
for county, 80
Durham Supply Co., groceries for
county home and work house, 100 "a
M. Oppenheimer, 81 pounds beef
for county, 435
Cheek Furniture Co., furniture
for county, 775
W. II. Bolyn, repairs and harness, 100
J. A, Holloway, smith work for
county, 800
Mrs II ID Leigh, sewing account, 200
II d. Leigh, supt salaries for self,
assistant and guards, 112 90
Stephen Eaks, 90 shade trees for
county home, 200
Louis Webb, convict rebate, 33
days, $50
d. H. Williams, four DAYS guard
ing prisoners at Jail, 300
S. j. Garrett, two days guarding
prisoners, so
Workman Wooden Mills, lumber,
etc, for county, $50
Alex Cults, guarding Jail and pri-
sonerS, 525
p. Lunsford, minutes, orders,
drawbacks, etc, As 81
A. H. Stokes, two days special
committee on court house, 4 90
w. II. Morris, registrar, Cedar
Fork township, 10
Durham paper box factory, -
mattresses for county, 1926
F. D. Markham. paid for PauIy
Jail Co, ETC., 1856 66
T. Kerr, eight days court officer, 1910
Edwards & Broughton, records of
mortgages No. %, 100
Edwards Il %Broughton, five J. p.
dockets, $40
Busbee, minutes for publication, 200
Rayner Umstead, expenses officer
and two guards in case of Fur
man Howard, Doc Howard and
Burnett, two days and mileage, 16 50
Edwards & Broughton, three GRIM
inal dOckets, G.. S. c., 4j5
W. B. Surles, meal for county, S.54
A. Cults, officer of jury Bradsher
VS.. Cheek, 1.5Ol
A. b. Williams, oil for county, 30
T. s. Christian, work and repairs
to court room, 14S 90
It's. Christian lowering windows,
etc, at Jail, - O4
A. A. Holder, one load Of wood
for county, 10
b. r. Houston, measurement of
Jail for Pauly company, go
D. l.. Belvin, sos feet lumber for
county, sos
Pursuant TO a petition from citizens
of Oak Grove township asking that a
bridge be built across Lick creek, it is
ordered that the superintendent of the