The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-09

county home and DR.. j. j. L. McCuller;
submitted their reports for the month of
November, which were accepted and or
dered filed
The registrar and judges of election OF
the school election in White Cak town
ship submitted the following reports:
"To the Honorable Board of Elections
Greeting:
1--WE, the undersigned registrars and
judges Of election, held for Green Level
graded schools reported the results as fol
lows:
Number of voters registered, so; for
special tax, SO; against, "a.
"LONNIE ]. SEARS,
Registrar.
IS. s. ROGERS,
''H. G. HOWELL,
Judges OF Election
The chairman reported that since the
last meeting of the board he had, on the
recommendation of two magistrates who
had examined carefully into their condi-
ton, ordered Mollie Beener, Nancy
Belts and Della Prince to the county
home
The chairman appointed Commissioners
Allen and Fegram to examine the report
Element with the treasurer.
The same committee was also appointed
10 examine into the books of the county
treasurer.
At one O'CLOCK, the board adjourned for
dinner, to meet again at two o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
A petition was received from the citi-
Gems of Barton's Creek township asking
for q new road. The matter was referred
TO Superintendent of Roads Ellington.
Neuse River township citizens also pre-
sented a petition for a new road which
was referred to Mr.. Ellington.
Mr.. E. r. Upchurch, agent for Mrs. B
K. Partin, stated that Mrs. Partin had
failed to list her property, and being
placed on the unlisted was charged with
double tax. He asked to list the prop
arty at its assed value, but the matter
was postponed until the January meet
ing.
Mr.. w. D. Upchurch. of Raleigh, was
allowed a rebate on s1,84 valuation on
solvent credits which he did not own.
The petition from citizens of Wake
Forest township asking for new road
from the extension OF Main street north
of the town OF Wake Forest to the road
through the lands of j. B. Carlyle, w. s.
Holding. G. H. Wall and II. II. Harris
was taken up. Superintendent OF Roads
Ellington reported that be had examined
the same, and recommended that the roat
re granted. On motion it was ordered
hat Mr. Ellington be instructed to lay
out the road, according to law, the petl
TONERS to pay the expenses for the same.
Clerk of Court Russ submitted his report
If the cost IN the Haywood case, which
was on motion ordered paid on the rec
ommendation of County Attorney Gathng
| Clerk of Court Puss submitted his an
aual statement, which was received ant
! iled.
Mr.. Russ was ordered paid $50 for dis
| bursting costs in criminal cses IN lien o
| per cent during the year 1903.
The following men were drawn for th'
| Jury list Of the January term Of court:
FIRST WEEK.
| ". R. Bishop, Raleigh; M. 3. Birdsong
Raleigh; w. C. Blackley, Wake Forest
H. NJ. Husketh, Oak Grove; Sidney Porter
It. Matthew'S: J. A. Bragassa, Raleigh
j. w Edward. White Oak; r. 3. Bum
Raleigh; F. w. lDowd, Raleigh E. S
Dunn, Raleigh; II. f. Brinkley, Littl
River; f. A. Olds, Raleigh; Charles J
Rhodes, Marks Greek; L. E. Wilbon
Middle Creek; NJ R. Skies. New Light
julius Bridgers, Middle Greek: G. {
! Stell, Wake Forest; w c. Riddick, RAJ
eigh; N. B. Penny Panther Branch; S. A
Ashe Jr.. Raleigh; Thomas H. Briggs
Raleigh; w j. Mitchell, Wake Forest
]. r. Grog, Oak Grove; l.. D. Castleberry
Swift Creek: R. j. Smith, Panthe
Branch j. n. Smith. Marks Creek; ]
y. Hartsfeld, Wake Forest; Charles H
Smith, Marks Creek; c. S. Allen. Raj
Ugh; E. H. Martin, Raleigh; C. e. Wi
Jams, House Creek; j. A. Edgerton. RAJ
aigh; a B. Marshburn, Mrk's Greek
sTenry Matthews (cofored) Raleigh; c.
3alleatine. Middle Creek, and n. G. Whit
ield Raleigh.
SECOND WEEK.
John R. Hawkins, Raleigh; D. "
Hockaday, Barton's Greek; ]. D. Stude
want, ST. Mary's; w. H. NJ. Yates, Whit
Oak; ]. M. Estes, New Light; B. +
0upree, Middle Creek; w. A. Fulchel
Raleigh; Garland Upchurch. Raleigh; 1
L. Adams, Raleigh: Ransom Woodie
New Light; Ned Barnes, lcolored) Ra
eigh: "A. E. Glenn, Raleigh; w. H. Brew
or, Raleigh; ]. G. Dunn, Wake Forest;
L. Weathers, Panther Branch j. F. Caii
swift Greek: j. W. Pope, Swift Creel
I'd G. T. Norwood, Raleigh.
After the jury was drawn the boar
adjourred until the next regular MONTH
meeting in January.