The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-12-24

Paid Carolina and Northwestern Rail
way Company. for transportation fur
nished troops during the month of May,
| $964S4.
Paid Carolina and Northwestern Rail-
way Company for transportation fur
nished =. G. volunteers, S27974.
Paid Brigader General \. ID. Cowles
for services in organizing and mobiliz-
ing two regiments and one battalion of
| infantry n. G. volunteers, L. ). A.,
$4,000.
Paid $. j. Cobb, Captain Co. f, Third
regiment n. G. volunteers for expenses
of organization, subsistence, etc, of men
before mastering in u. $. A., $204.77.
| Paid Il. ii. Briggs 81 Sons for hard
ware furnished n. c. volunteers, S123.53.
Paid r. II. Briggs & Sons for three
tape lines furnished n. c. volunteers,
| $100.
Paid Heart & Hcartt, druggists Raj
eigh, ~ c.. for druggist supplies fur
nished n. &. volunteers S3005.
! Paid w. C. Stronach x Sons, Raleigh,
I y. c.. for straw and corn furnished \.
| G. volunteers in May. 1898, SS5.15.
| Paid Cary Lumber Company. Raleigh,
! \. c., for lumber furnished \. {. vol
untecrs May 4th, 1898, $12.7G.
Paid Cary Lumber Company, Raleigh,
| y. c., for lumber furnished y. &. volun-
teers. May 18th 1898, $77.4S.
Paid Acme Wine Company, Raleigh.
n. c.. for water barrels furnished \.
G. volunteers May 18th, 1893. $1,000.
Paid j. w. Mangum. Raleigh, \. c.,
for flag pole furnished First regiment n.
c. volunteers. $500.
Paid Crawford d Rogers. Raleigh, y.
c.. for one building and material torn
down and delivered at Camp Grimes for
use of First n. C. volunteers. April 18th
1893, $4,000
Paid Clifton & Andrews, Raleigh, ~.
c., for pitching tents and building
Kitchens for First regiment \. c. volun-
teers. April LIST, 1893. $1,000.
Paid John w. Pike, Raleigh, \. C..
for labor in preparing camp for First
and Second regiments n G. volunteers,
April and May, 1898, $500. :.
Paid w \. Upchurch, liveryman,
Raleigh. n. c.. for hauling for n. c..
volunteers April Doth to May 9th, $3.50.
Paid w. A. Upchurch, liveryman, Raj
eigh, y. c., for hauling for \. {. vol
unteers, May 9th to May 10Th, $1,000.
Paid Jones & Powell. Raleigh, ~ G.,
for wood furnished First regiment \.
c. volunteers, April Both to May ID.
1898, 5000.
Paid Jones & Powell, Raleigh, y. c..
for corn, wood and hay furnished First
regiment \. C. volunteers, May, 1893,
$115,69.
Paid Young & Hughes, Raleigh, y. c.,
for force pump and piping water toI
Camp Grimes. April, 1898. S2S710.
Paid Johnson & Johnson, Raleigh. n.
C.. for straw and wood furnished First
n. c. volunteers, April both, 1898
$132.50.
Paid Johnson & Johnson, Raleigh. =.
c.. for straw and wood furnished First
n. c. volunteers, May, 1893, $172.34.
Paid Jeff Williams, contractor, Raj
eigh. n. c.. for pumping water intol
camp FIVE days. self and three men
May, 1898. $1,000.
Paid Jeff Williams, contractor, for
pumping water into camp, n. c. vol
unteelr. self and three men, fifteen days,
May, 1898, $4,000.
Paid Mills Manufacturing Company,
Raleigh. n. c., for tent pins furnished
n. G. volunteers $1,000.
Paid Frank Thornton, Raleigh, n. c.,
for rent of land for part of Camp Grimes
$500.
Paid John Sears Raleigh, n c., for
rent of land for part of Camp Grimes,
$500.
Paid News and Observer Publishing
Company, Raleigh, \. c., for advertis-
ing for proposals. to prepare camp for
n. c. volunteers. $14.00.
Paid Daily Times Publishing Com
pany, Raleigh. ~ c., for advertising
for subsistence for \. G. volunteers,
April both, 1893. $1,000.
Paid Press Visitor Publishing Com
pany, Raleigh, n. c., for advertising forl
fuel. forage, hauling, etc. for \. {.
volunteers, April 2Gth, 1898, $500.
Paid Henry r. Hicks, druggist, Raj
eigh, n. c., for drugs furnished First
regiment \. G. volunteers, $40.
Paid Frank Stronach, Raleigh, n. c.,
for saddlery furnished First regiment
n. c. volunteers, $500
Paid Parks NJ King for railroad farel
from Concord. n. c.. to Raleigh, y. c.,
May 9TH, 1898. $500
Paid c. S. L. A. Taylor, Captain Co.
a, Third regiment n. c. volunteers for
expenses incurred in recruiting said
company, $4,000.
Paid George L. Morton, commander
y. C. naval battalion, for coal taken
by United States when the L. ). steam
or Nantucket was turned over by the
State TO the United States, S3I.31.
Paid John Spicer, NJ d., Goldsboro,
y. G., for services examining members
of Second n. G. regiment and Third
battalion of n. c. volunteers, 5000