Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1906-01-11

Fork. .................... 1048.9t
lGoldsboro. 4615.5(
Granthams 1909. &C
Great Swamp. 839. 81
Indian Springs............. 1926. 81
Nohunta ................... 1882. 81
New Hope. ..................... 1908. 6l
Buck OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 979 q
Pikeville $3.50
SaulstOn. ....................... 8S4.O(
Stony Greek. ek................... 9O4.4
.............
Number of children in $I9,3l7, 1C
county, 1853 @ 1.7O
Reserve fluid to secure 4 months
term ...............-..... $1167. 10
Total amount apportion
to schools. ols....-................$ ,474, 20
Placed to credit of the
Building Fund. 359O.94
Placed to credit OF the
General Expenses. ... 100000
Placed to credit of the
Equipment ......... ......... 866.75
Total apportionnent.... ..$27 ,931 80
Applications to borrow 500 for
district. no white Fosk, and $500
for district no 1 White Granthams
were signed ami forwarded to the
State Supt. Said M ,ney is to be
borrowed from State Loan Fund,
and is to be used for building house s
in said districts.
On motion of Mr.. w. F. English,
the Chairman Was instructed to en-
| ploy an attorney lor the purpose OF
having settlements with the dis
pensaIies in the county.
The County Supt. was instructed
to notify all deliquent magestrates
in the county that unless they re-
port to the Register of Deeds as 10
work done for last year, in regard to
fines, before Jan. term of Court (Jan.
22,) they will be liable to present
ment by Grand Jury.
DR.. w. B. Crawford's family and
sll families living on his home farm
are hereby transferred from no 2
white Fork Township to district NO
I3 white.
LIBRARIES.
The following districts havip :
deposited with the County Supt. SIC
made application to county for an
appropriation of $40 to be used to
establish libraries in said districts:
No 10 white, Granthams, Miss
Pearle Browning, Teacher.
No white, Geo. w. Westbrook
Teacher.
No 8 white, Stony Greek, Miss Sudie
Casey Teacher.
| No 10 white, Brogden, Miss Flor
kence Carraway, Teacher.
| No 2 white, PikevilIe, Miss An
ME Crow, Teacher.
l No 8 white, New Hope, Mis-
Bette Newsome, Teacher.
| No 4 white, Brogden, Miss Id,
Lewis, Teacher,
i The appropriation was made, an,
the libraries as established are N
d 40, SO, 81, 81, 5s, 81, 55.
Colored district No 1, Fork Town
ship deposited $40 and asked for a.
Il appropriation of $40 for library
The appropriation was made, an
the library established, No color
, ed.
II Committeeman appointed as fol
p lows: J. M. Holland, Great Swamp
! lin place of Joseph Brown, q. w
Perkins, Buck swamp, &. NJ
Bridgers.
The following orders have bee
s paid since the October meeting, il
It Guiding those paid today;
A. d. Grady,uo 4,w, Rrogden woo
ltt$4,65, I. w. Hatch, NO W, s6.2
ltlA V Harrell, no 7, W, Brogden, lal
e 10 90; l. W Potsr, no 7, W, woo
e 10 50; M Carter no, 9, W, wood so
81 J NJ Grantham, no, 2, w, Fork, woo
e 1000; Andrews & Waddell, no, 2, '
el shades, 2.80; Smith & Yelverton, n
gl2, W, locks 1.50; Geo. Hooks, no
g W, wood 400; National Bank no
plw, building 10000; saith 4 Yelve
= ton no 8, W, hardware 19 OF; r
le Fail no 4, W, wool 500; Hem
IL Johnson no l, W, Grantham, bull
'e ing 191.0O; Goldsboro Brick Work
no 1, W, brick 1000; s L Workms
mol. W, painting $500; Nation
Bank, no 1, W, building 1000
1. Smith & Yelverton no 1, w, har,
r. ware 5000; Smith d Yelverton no
IS w, oil 3.71; G B Britt, no 8, W, +
- pairs, 2.35; John Pennington, no
er W, we'll, etc, 3.75; w Rose, no
to W, building, 1850; J w Crow, no
Of W, wood 4.5O; G s Dickinson, no
20 W, Great Swamp, labor, 5.25; Smi
& Yelverton, no 5, W, heater 10.1
IF D Simmons, no l. ", Indi