The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-10
THE JURORS DRAWN
For September Term of
Wake Court.
Board of County Commissioners Make
a Proposition to the Seaboard Air
Line for Removal Of Pigeon
Branch CROSSING.

AT the meeting of the Board of
County Commissioners yesterday, jur-
ors were drawn for the September
term of court, as follows:
First Wcek-A. H. Dupree. st.
Mary'S; b. G.. Ennis, Middle Creek;
w. N Franks, Panther Branch w, F.
Belts, Raleigh; j. r. Ray, Oak Grove;
A. b. Andrews, ST., Raleigh; j. S.
Ferrall, Marks Creek; s. p. Anderson,
Marks Creek; B. G. Brickman, Raj
eigh; G. f.. Gooch, Oak Grove; w. +.
Johnson, Oak Grove; George Shellum,
Sr., Raleigh; c. d. Upchurch, White
Oak; j. L. B. Penny, Oak Grove; j.
l.. Weathers, Marks Creek; S. p.
Pennington, Raleigh; John H. King,
House Creek; c. A. Riggsbee, Oak
Grove; j. B. Herndon, Cedar Fork;
J. M. Blalock, Panther Branch; John
HALEY, House Greek; J. S. HALEY
House Creek; Franklin Sherman, Jr,
Raleigh; Ned Pearce. Marks Creek;
]. A. Sheets, Raleigh; w. j. Shaw
Raleigh Phi Tomlinson, St Mary's;
A. H. Arlington, Raleigh; Douglass
O'Connell. Raleigh; d. A. Taylor, Raj
eigh; A: L. Bashford, Raleigh; j. n
Ennis, Holly Springs; M. V. Sander
w. r
Creek j. T. Young, House Greek; Ru-
fus II! Jones, Raleigh.
second Week-D. w. Card, Mark S
Creek; j. G. Holland Middle Greek; d.
b. Buffaloe. ST Marys; w. e. King,
Cedar Fork; T. c. Cooley, Wake
Forest: w. r. Lewis. White Oak;
George Cooper, Raleigh; j. T. Good
win, House Creek; T. r. Franklin,
Swift Creek: r. w. Wilkerson, Wake
Forest; c. Dan Bunch, Marks Creek;
H. T. Satterfield, Raleigh; W. p. How
ell, Middle Creek; c. P. Arnold, New
Light; II. II. Smith, Swift Greek; G. b.
Celie. st. Matthew's; Moses Stancil,
Panther Branch; B. l.. WOmble, White
Oak
Removal of Road.
Judge T. B. Womack, attorney for
the Southern railway, and a delega-
ton of citizens of the county appear
ed before the Board and asked that
the agreement. which was made by
the former Board of County Commits
Sioners and the Seaboard, relative to
the Pigeon House Branch and Pilot
Mills crossings be carried out. The
Board adopted the following resolu
ton: PIP. .
"Ordered, that Fl. E. Norris, attor-
ney, be authorized to submit to the
Seaboard Air Line Railway Company
the following proposition:
That if the Seaboard Air Line
Railway Company will construct an
underground crossing under its track
on the Louisburg road, near Pigeon
House Branch, and construct and
make all necessary changes of county,
road so as to conform thereto, at said
company's expense, subject to APP
prevail of Superintendent of Roads,
the county will change and construct.
at the countys expense the public
road at Pilot Mills so as to run by the
Raleigh Cotton Mills under the rail-.
road at Peace street, and discontinue
said road at Pilot Mills where it eros
ses the Sea board Air Line Railroad
upon the completion of &the changes.
proposed And if the Seaboard Air
Line Railway Company accepts the
above proposition the chairman of the
Board is authorized to execute, on the
part of the county, such contract, with
said company respecting same as may
be agreed upon between the attorney
for the county and the attorney for
said company" '--
Mr.. John w. Hayes having declined
to accept the position of road supervi-
Sor of Raleigh township, the chairman
recommended that Mr.. F. K. Goodwin
be elected for the balance of 1905 at
$40 per month, and Mr.. Goodwin was
elected.
1t was ordered that the constables
and deputy sheriffs of the county, in
elivering prisoners to Jail from mag
istrates courts, be allowed actual ex-
penses of transportation, and $3.50
per day for actual time taken in de-
livery.
The bill of cost for the July term of
court. amounting to about $1400, was
ordered paid.
The following resolution was adopt
ed
1T is ordered that for the purpose
of prison bounds as authorized by sec
ton 1856 of the Code, that the prop
erty of Wake county as bounced on
the north of the United States Post
office building, on the cassidy Fayette-
willie street; on the south by the iron
fence by. the Rescue Fire building to
Salisbury street; and on the west by
Salisbury street, be, and the same is
hereby laid out and established as
prison bounds, the same being for the
use of such prisoners as may be
granted benefit of the same.
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