The Charlotte Democrat., 1894-09-07
County Commissioners.


The county commissioners held their
regular monthly meeting Monday. The
business Of the day besides paying pen
sions was as follows:
Capt. r.. A. Torrance filed two bonds
for the collection of the taxes-of Char
lotte township for the year 1894. Ono
for the collection of the county, school,
poor and special taxes in the sum of e82,.
900; the other for the collection of the
State taxes in the sum of "a, ,000. Both
bonds were accepted and approved by
the board.
The board will meet September I7th to
receive the bonds Of tax collectors for
the outside townships. -
A petition was presented asking that
the Tuckaseege road be changed ct Paw
Greek station 90 as to make It run on the
dividing line between W. G. Neal and J.
81. Sadler's lots to the railroad. .
The finance committee was directed to
enter on the county treasurer's books Q
record of ell settlements with the various
county tax collectors.
A petition was presented against
changing the public road, near the town
Of Davidson, to avoid deep gully. The
matter will be heard by the board on
Tuesday of the October meeting.
@. A. Spratt was ordered to have the
necessary repairs made to the bridge
near Stewards mill on the Rozzell'e ferry
road.
Tuesdays Session-It was ordered that
after the completion of the macadam on
the Statesville road, thelarge crusher and
force of convicts necessary to work the
same, be moved to the Derita road, to
place thereon one and o halt miles of
macadam. From there to be moved to
the Salisbury road, and to macadamize
three quarters of q mile on said road, be-.
yond Sugar Greek church. After the
completion Of said work the force is to be
moved to the Lawyers road, to extend
the macadam on the same from G. 81.
Wolfe's to the Potter road. The small
to work the same is to be taken ct once
to the Camden road TO complete the work
from the white graded school building to
the Atherton Mills, and thence to the
Yorkville and Camden roads to lay the
rock heretofore ordered on said roads.
When the last named roads are completed,
both crushers and forces are to be trans.
ferred to the Tuckaseege ford road. II
was further ordered that the rock fur.
nished for the Tuckaseege road be paid
for at the next regular meeting, and that
5000 additional cubic yards be placed on
the Tuckaseege road to be paid for when
used. rrs
On motion of B. 81. Moore, the justices
of the peace of the connty, together
with all the road supervisors, were ap-
pointed delegates to represent the county
in the road congress TO be held in this
city September 18th and 18th. This will
be an earnest meeting and it 10 the earn.
est desire of the board Of commissioners
that the justices and supervisors attend.
T. G. Falls was granted license to retail
liquor at No. AZ East Trade street.
J. 8. Withers, cotton weigher, and J.
w. Roake, cotton inspector, fled bonds
in the sum of 1900 each, which were
accepted.
The following named registrars were
appointed for the various townships OF
the county for the November election,
1894:
CHARLOTTE, Ward 1T u. Ritch.
Ward 2-J. G. Shannonhouse.
Ward 3-R. J. Sifford. 2z
Ward 4-D. G. Maxwell.
Berryhill-S. s. Heron.
Steel Greek, Box IL. r. Erwin; Boz
2, ]. G. Smith.
Sharon-T. e. kirkpatrick.
Providence, Box Is. r. Grier; Boz
| 2, w. II. Ardrey.
Clear Creek-P. II. Ritch.
Grab Orchard, Box &c. W. Hodges
Box 2, W. B. Newell.
Mallard Greek, Box IA. 8. Kirk, Box
2, J. P. Ritch.
Dewese-W. P. Sloan.
Lemley's-M. M. Blythe.
Long Creek-Albert Mccoy.
Paw Creek-W. W. Gibson.
Morning Star, Box Nv. 81. D. Wager;
Box 2, J. w. Hood.
Piueville-J. A. Younts.
Huntersvills-H. e. Riteh.
The following jurors were drawn fOr
the October term of Criminal Court, viz:
J. G. Hood, u. 8. Williams, d. B. Carver,
J. II. Heron, J. F. Hipp, 81. T. Rhyme,
J. d. Ross, J. L. Cashion, ]. L. Gfyder,
r. e. McQuay, 8. B. Porter, e. u. Nat.
thews. w. J. Miller, w. i. Mccoy, i. u.
Thompson, G. T. Rodden. J. p. Alexan-
der, J. w. EWart, J. W. Millwee, L. a.
McGinn, Josiah Asbury, ]. B. Hudson, @,
A. Withers, d. L. McCord, John p. Long,
r. J. White, J. n. Rea; ]. H. Wearn, R
A. Duncan, J. r. Pierce, @. z. Frazier,
s. III. HcCah. w. A. Potts. ]. w. Barnett