The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-10-16

the State while you pay some el86
to do his work. See how our Safe III
thorities ape after the national.
Page 1853. Paid Fl. Steinmetz, two
floral designs for jefferson Davis obse-
quies, 40 90. Paid J. W. Brown, funeral
car built and expenses incurred in JET
ferson Davis obsequjes, 81 II Paid
Upcburch & Lancaster, carriages fur
nished on occasion Jefferson Davis OBJ,
sequies, % 90.
Did you know you were paying rent
for piano for the Governor?
Page 208. Paid North State Music
Co, rent for piano, 16 sc. In another
place 40 90 is paid out and another
freight on piano, all paid by you tax
payers.
Page 2O8. Paid W H Hughes, crock
cry and glassware for Governors man
sion, s 25.
Page 1873 Paid F A Watson, 4
mosquito canopy for Governors man
sion, 2 so. Paid W w Beveridge, glass
ware furnished Governors mansion
II 80. Paid W H & R s Tucker & Go,
venetian blinds furnished and hanging
same and merchandise furnished Gov
ernor's mansi N, 100 30.
Page 1873. Paid Anton Fisher, clean
ing two fas madras curtains for Cover
nor's mansion, 2 50.
Page III. Paid S A Line, freight on
one hall stand for Governors mansion,
II q. Paid @ A Sherwood & 90, 123
yards lace, 1 25. Paid North State
Music Go, rent of piano six months for
Governor mansion, 40. 90. Paid T A
sinclair, furniture for Governors man
sion, 80 40.
Page 167. Paid W II & r S Tucker
& 90, furniture, 7O7 25. Paid same
firm, venetian blinds, PA O8 Paid R
& d R R, freight and drayage on fur
niture, 2 63. Paid F A, Sinclair, chairs
for Governors mansion, 16 So.
Page 1872. Paid W II Hughes, sun
dry pieces of crockery for Governors
mansion, 1910.
Page 1876, Paid G G Flint & Go, one
divan for Governors mansion, 161 90.
The last legislature paid out for it's
employees in the Senate 10, III IS. In
the House $3.50 O3. In the Senate there
were w G Burkhead. chief clerk with
five assistants; GP Pell, reading clerk;
Il S Blair, engrossing clerk with "a as
sistants. Miss Maggie Stith, D II Grow,
A A Fain, Miss Rachael Blythe, Wiley
Rush, W P Shaw, Jr., A E Posey, J S
Williams, W A Williams, A B Lewis,
A K Smith, V Register, ] S Bell, Paul
Kitchen, J T Kennedy, Miss Daisy
Branson, r II Cowan, A M Woodall,
H B Holland, L G Waugh, Mrs W II
Young, Howard Hay wood, L Wat
son and DIS Belts were assistants to en-.
crossing clerk.
OR Suggs was mail carrier.
w V Clifton, doorkeeper. J II Hin
nant and D Matheson, assistant door
keepers.
Hampton, clerk to committee on
Justices Of the peace. Assistants were
Miss Annie R Jones, Miss Margie Bus,
bee, Miss Pattie Montgomery and J Q
Birdsong.
CGraves and W NJ Edwards, door
guard.
Bonnie Glmer, special messenger.
Pages Of Senate. Willie Bradfeld.
Henry Harper, E B Caldwell, Loney
Cooley, Wesley Jones, Thomas Van
derford, Grover Gulley, Edgar Cald-
we'll, E Med Blalock, Ernest Wilson,
Russell Sheriff., Willie Smith, Edwin
Mckee, Sam Wait, Paul Fields, E b
Vanderford (No. 49, Thirteen of them
we're paid SIS each extra pay latter part
of session.
Laborers of Senate. J + S5raughan.
Eli Stanford, Cal Aston, W NJ Ed
wards, Andrew Hanson, Jas Neal, Lee |
Christian, Thos Gatling, Wesley Jones,
j E Turner, 7 j Fields, II Stroud, S J
Shelton, Thos Vanderford, D II Rea-
gan, D Med Blalock, J @ Groves Mo. |
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We find J s Bell, one of the engross
ing clerks, recaived as mileage 80 80 !
and per diem 80 90, For go days work
he received 5 90 per day and 10. 90 !
extra. He lives in Clay county, not to
exceed 400 miles, yet he gets 30 2-5cents
per mile.
Page 80. Paid R III Furman, organ
izing Senate, mileage and per diem,
IS. 90.
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