The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-10-16
AUDITORS REPORT--EDI-
TON FOR POPULISTS
EXHAUSTED.


Page SIS. December, 1892. Paid leg
i~slative committee, five members, for
nine days work and mileage, 1898 20.
Page &c January, 1898. Paid G. W.
S~anderlin, State Auditor, extra clerical
assistance, $3.50. Extra clerical assis-
tance, Jan. 1 to IS, 1898, $40 80.
Page IS. Paid treasurer N. @. Fire
mems Association, $3.50.
Page 70. paid presidential electors.
1924 80.
Page 63 Paid r H Bradley, ex
penses incurred incidental to funeral
of the late Chief Justice Merrimon,
500. Paid Fl. Steinmetz, floral design
for casket Of the late Chief Justice Mer
rimcn, IA 90 Paid H. Steinm9tz, flo
raj design for casket of the late Treas
urer Baip, II 90. Paid UpchUrch &
Lancaster, carriages furnished at the
funerals Of Judge Merrimon and Treas
urer Balm, q IS. Paid VIM. c. Dulany,
stationery furnished the State (this is
not included in the State accounD
1875 70.
Page 81 Paid V. Il. Bragg, one
months services rendered State Treas
urcr, Is 90. Paid John Small, legal ser
vices rendered the State in case Of libel
ard steamer Lilly, including expenses
to New Berne, 50 O8. quite a differ
ence in legal advice to the State
Page IS, Paid a. w. Hay wood,
legal services rendered the State in the
case of Winslow and Makeley VS.. w.
H. Lucas, chief shellish commissioner,
1907 90. Paid Hosstman & Bros, two
State flags, 50 90.
Page "A. Paid E G. HarrclI, Quar-
termaster General, salary 4th quarter,
'92, 100. 90. Paid J. D. Glenn, Adju-
tant General, salary Ash quarter, '92,
10000. Doth of these'items appear in
the report of 1892 just as above, but
must be intended for 4th quarter, 81 }
Paid Hubert Haywood, surgeon gen
eral, per diem and expenses to Chi
cago, on special duty, 1O9. rs. Paid W.
B Grimes, asst n. gen'l, per diem and
expenses to Chicago, on special duty,
100. rs. Paid E. G. Harrell, quarter
general, per diem and expenses to Chi
cago, on special duty, 100 Is. Paid j.
D. Glenn, adjutant general, per diem
and expenses to Chicago, on special
duty, 1O6 20. Paid S. F. Telfair, M.
secretary, per diem and expenses to
Chicago, on special duty, 1O9.75. Now
THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER has asked
for information what special duty we're
they on, but no reply. Is is not evident
that the State funds were used to give
a few a free trip to Chicagoi Tax
answer.
Page rs. Paid Jno. H. Small, legal
services rendered the State in case of
WinsloW and Makely us. W. II. Lucas,
commissioner, 5000. On page
"a we find Jno. II. Small paid 38 O8 fer
for same service and expenses. How
is this9
Page 96 Paid w. H. Bragg, services
ICIlO0ISO OGhJ0 1ISdSuIOI III CO1ISCGIuB
State taxes, 1892. $50 90.
Page 90. Paid Jno. W. Cotton, act
adjutant general, ~ days on special
duty, including expenses, IS. 80. Paid
Light Infantry, annual
appropriation for 1893, $50. 90. Thisis
including in general expenses of State
Guard. which amounts TO over $50
900, 90 for 1899
Page 81. Paid David Schenck, presi
dent Guilford Battle Ground, annual
appropriation, 10000.
Page Sc. Paid J. A. Wright, War
rem county, in full for all expenses in
Cured in case Of Long and Wright con
tested seat in the House of Representa-
tlVes, 1893, resolution by General As
sembly, 100. 90.
Fege 81, Paid W. B. Henderson,