Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-06-05
COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Wayne County, June 2, 1902.

Uhe Board met in regular session;
present, G. F. Herring (chairman),
j. p. Smith, Elijah Edwards.
Accounts wereaudited and allowed
to j W Lamb, horse hire and haul
ing, s32; w D Adams, bridge lum-
Der, S23 03; C F Herring, chairman,
cash for labor and bridges, $64 %;
] Smith, S48 50; A A Grantham,
bridge work, 500 96; a Sasser, bury
ing pauper; So; Willis Edwards, pau
per, 81; D Adams, bridge lumber,
$6 81; Emma Cox, pauper 81; Simon
Pierce, pauper, 81; w II Edgerton,
road lumber, s. 20; Walter Perkins,
bridge lumber, so 90; w II Lane,
bridge repairs, 4 90; J A Toler, bdgc
lumber, l 40; W P Rose, bdge Imbr,
Ii 81; NJ Smith, burying pauper
, 80; L Leonard, bridge lmbr, ? 80;
Mrs lvens, pauper, l 80; Rebecca
Vinson, pauper, 2 90; Perkins &
Stevens, bridge lumber, % so; A j
Teachey, bridge guard, II; L
Strickland, bridge guard, 90; Best
& Thompson, county supplies, II 90;
Switzerland & Brinkley, convictsup-
plies, 2 80; Millerand Warrick, team
sters, II 10; VIM Mann Co, indexes,
% 80; J II Carr, prisoners charges,
3 80; j w Winslow, steel pens, 1 90;
State Hospital, insane account, 5 90;
G c Kornegay, Reg. account fled,
% 05; / f Dortch, county attorney,
salary to date, 40 90; J F Ornond,
G. S. C. account filed, % 90; Asher
Edwards, convict supplies, 4 80; Ar
gus, per contract, II so; w II Hug
gins, for county, 3 so; G w Massey,
convict uniforms, so 10; E NJ Head,
poor house account for May, 66 O5;
Isaac Pate, burying pauper, 3 90;
Jerry Jenkins, pauper, 80 cts; B f
Scott, Sheriff, account filed, 101 As;
Fanny Holland, pauper, l 90; 4 M
ShragO, for ~cOnVictS, ) 20; II M Mall
pass, bridge account, Is rs; A P
Grice, pauper, l 90; ] III Mitchell,
stock law supervisor, 2 IS; Allen
Moore & Co, work for county, II 25;
Geo Lane, stock law account, 70 cts;
VIM Smith, county supplies, 4 OF;
G Dunden, pauper, 2 90; Smith &
Yelverton, for county, Is Sc; ] p
Smith & Sons, for county, "a 83; J
Slaughter Co, for county, 4 %; ] w
Summerlin, bridge account, 2 %; M
B Herring, bridge guard, 1 90; Isaac
Hobbs, pauper, L 90; Wiley Ma
lingo, pauper, 1 90; DR.. VIM Spicer,
May salary, % 81; III D Parker, bdge
guard, 2 90; O Summerlin, pauper's
coffin, 2 90; L S Casey, bnrying pau
per, 2 so; 10 Smith, pauper, 1 90;
Sampson county, for smallpox
charges, 127 so; B A Parks, Treasu-
rer, cash to paupers, 2O3 rs; G F
Herring, Commissioner, per diem to
date, 81 90; JPSmith, Commissioner,
per diem and mileage to date, 26 70;
e Edwards, Commissioner, per diem
and mileage, II so; J w Isler & Co,
meat for county home, 7 so; E E
Horton, bridge guard, 1 Sc; A A
Grantham, bridge work, 8 90.
The Board then fixed tax rates for
1902, as follows:
On each 500 of real and per-
sonal property, % cts
On each taxable poll, 80 cts.
On each 800 of land in Stock
! law territory, 25 cts.
r On each 800 of real and per-
sonal property within Mt.
Olive Graded School dis
trict, 40 cts,
: On each taxable poll therein, $1.2(
Thunder Swamp Canal tax as lev
led by the Canal Commissioners.
!, Revenue taxes the same as the
States levy.
The Quaker Bridge repairs will b.
let out to the lowest bidder at tn
, Court House on the 9th inst.
y J. w. Ham was granted 1.
months peddlers license.
w. II. Mcdonald & Co. granted
retail liquor license at Saul's :
Roads.
The Board then adjourned.
Published by order of the Board
G.. c. KORNEGAY, Clerk.