The western sentinel., 1898-09-08
THE COUNTY Fathers.
Bills Allowed and Other Business
Transacted by the Board.

The County Commissioners adjourn
ed last evening to meet on Monday
Sept. 10th. The following business
was transacted yesterday.
Ordered that memoranda of re
leases presented by Sheriff be pre-.
sented to Clerk of Board to investi.
gate and when satisfied of their cor
rectness to release the same.
Ordered that the matter of laying
of public road commencing at the
Germanton road at Sidney Whites,
intersecting with public road at Salem
Chapel church, be postponed indefi-
nitely.
1t is ordered by the Board that the
chairman be, and he is hereby author
lied to subpoena John Boyer, ex-
Sheriff, TO appear before the Board on
Monday, Sept. 10Th, and answer all
questions put to him concerning the
collection and accounting for said
taxes and produce also the books and
papers relating to his Office.
Ordered that c. E. Lyman be re-
funded the tax ($24.42) and per cent
interest on certificate of sale of prop
erty returned unlisted in the name of
b. X. Hege, in Bird Ward, Winston
The following bills were examined.
approved and ordered paid: DR.
John Bynum, services and medicine.
800; c. S. Spaugh, wages for himself
and guards, $22l.48: Albert Davis,
smithing, 1872; E. II. Pegram. mer-
chandise for camp, $4.82: E. S. Zim-
norman, wages for camp, $1O8 80:
TheO. Peak, smithing for camp, $3. 40:
w. w. Livengood, repairing bridge,
Sl.5O: r. A. Mills. merchandise for
County Home, 1906: Thos. Day, beef
for County Home, 81: S. A. Ratliff,
f.. 6I
zier, corn for County Home, $l1.85:
DR.. John Bynum, examining two lu-
natics, $40; d. A. Biting, bridge
work, $500; L. F. Davis & Son, mer-
chandise for camp, So. so; J. L. War
ner, lumber for camp, $500; league
Bros. lumber for camp, $l5.44; Sid
ney Penry, merchandise for County
Home, $l7.74; Watson and Robertson,
wages at County Home, $26.67; L. B.
Brickenstein, work on Courthouse and
merchandise for convict camp, s4.48:
r. S. Fishel, lumber for camp, $3.2 .25;
Brown, Rogers & Co., glass for
Courthouse, Sl.35; J. M. Davis, lock
and keys for jail, $3.50; Union Re-
publican, printing, S23. u; M. F. Mas
ten, jail fees. $87. 80; S. A. Ogburn,
tobacco for County Home. SO 90; DR..
A. Y. Linviile, coroner, SO; Spach &
Crawford, smithing for camp, S13.O3;
A. M. Enochs, bringing prisoner from
Statesville, $13. 40; d. G. Thompson,
Jail fees in Iredell county, 50. 80; Mar
shall Bros, lumber for camp, Sc. rs;
Smoak & McCreary, hack and team,
80; A. E. Weavil, lumber for camp,
$14.17; Frank c. Brown, merchandise
for County Home, $3.50; DIR. II. T.
Bahnson, examining lunatic, SIS;
Frank Spach, fixing bridge, 78 cents;
j. F. Griffith, merchandise for camp,
S43.77; E. T. Kapp, for ianitor, S21:
Newton Lewis and others, county
roads, IS cents; Fl. L. Beckerdite, ex-
amining two lunatics, 81: Walker
Evans & Cogswell Co., record, $3.50;
Frank G. Brown, merchandise for
camp, $51.O4; J. F. Tucker, feed for
camp, 1888: Sid Lawrence, harness
$3.50; Spease Bros, lumber
for camp, $14.93: A. M. Enochs, car
rying lunatic to asylum, $l7 80: N. S.
Wilson, insolvent State cases, $500. %;
F. E. Shamel, court officer, S18; N. S.
Kimel, court officer, $1S; E. M. Long,
court officer, $3.50; A. M. Enochs,
court officer, $l6.5 SO; Peterson Bros,
pauper coffin, $3.50; Lewis & Huff,
pauper coffin, 81. so: S. L. Long, pauper
coffins, $3.50.