The Robesonian., 1908-08-10
THE RoBEsoNlAN. COUNTY CLAIMS AUDITED
Commissioners Hold Special Ses-
sion Thursday and Pass on
Many Claims Proposed New
Township Matter not Decided.

Township Matter not Decided,
The county commissioners were
in special sessiOnThursday for the
transaction Of routine buiness. No
decision was rendered in the
matter of the proposed new
township Of Pembroke, the con-
sideration of which consumed
the major part Of the time of
Mondays meeting. The follow
ing claims were allowed:
Court House and Court-Free-
man Printing Co., printing for
registers office, $6.65; supplies
for treasurer, So; printing for
clerks office, $13.75; French and
McAllister, rent for offices of
treasurer and sheriff for July,
$40; Edwards & Broughton, new
set of books for treasurer's office,
$18.55; supplies for registers of
flee, So. .6O;Geo. D. Barnard, record
books for registers office, $685.
so; E. C. McNeill, pens for sher-
ifs office, 8Gcts, hauling bench
es from warehouse to opera
house (court room), SIPS; Alex.
Thompson. for moving court pa
pers, etc., July criminal term,
$1.50; w. H. Humprey, c. S. c.,
work for county, $97.77; E. G..
McNeill, court costs for July
term, $26. 20; S. R. Spivey, meals
for jury, $13; National Office Sup
ply Co., supplies for registers
office, 75c; supplies for treasur-
er's office, &c. Is; French and Nc
Alister, rent of opera house for
June, $l3; rent for holding July
term, $50. Total, $306.47. "
Jail and Prisoners -Lumbertor
Electric Light Co., lights for jai
for July, $11.88; for June, $12.'
"a; w. C. Wilkes, conveying
Rena Ray to Jail, sos; W. K
Freeman, conveying Neill Brown
to jail, So. so; E. c. Mcneil, con
veying Jos. Bryant to asylum
SIG. 25; conveying Margaret Nc
MILAN to Goldsboro, $16. As; c
, L. Beard, conveying Ella Har
groves from Parkton to Jail, So
j. A. Kitchin, conveying VIM
: and Elmore Mclean and Robt
A. King to Jail, $2.16; Town o
Lumberton, water for Jail fo
quarter ending June 80, $18
Total, $85.86.
= Miscellaneous-Pope Drug Co.
r salary for county physician an,
supplies, $23. 25;Walter Mcmillan
lumber, nails and labor fo
= bridges on Big Raft swamp an
3 little Raft Swamp, $49.84; Thos
e S. Kenan, clerk Supreme Court
d $12.23 Jos. E. Smith, poll holde
for Howellsville township, s.
+, Geo. B. Mcleod, for making 13
II tax deeds to county for taxes c
g 1906, $69.50; News & Observe
IS Co., advertising bond sale (pai
O out of bond fund.-, $50. 40; Cali
J. we'll & Carlyle, supplies, $2.5'
Archie Baker, material and builC
l. ing bridge overLumber river ne;
:. Maxton, kown as the new bridg
$3.50; A. T. Parmele, for wol
as special accountant in settl
ment of E. C.McNeill's taxes f
- 1907, $3.50. Total $497.22.
Rebates were allow
follows: Alma Lumber CO
t. $48. 40 in Maxton TOWNSHIP
S, $3.50 in Alfordsville, a errc
j Ed. Campbell, 1882 in Maxto
e, insolvent; Caroline McQuee
r 81. "a in Maxton ;Burny Campbe
v. 1882 in Maxton, paid in SCI
a. land county; Will Patterso
ir- So. So in Maxton, insolvent;
til D. Mckay, $2.86 in Maxto; M
ay gan Culbreth, 1882 in Maxtc
a., insolvent; A. J. McKinnc
- $3.50 in Maxton; Mrs. Christi
IL Sinclair, $1.58 in Alfordsvil
elk error; also allowed $4.O5; E.
Hines, S.. .49, Thompson's. cha
ad ed twice; E, Lee, Thompson
". $3.50, charged twice; Ed Ja'
,ry son, Thompson's, 1922, charg
twice; Farman Bass, WI
ng House, 1884.
iss The application of W.
es- Carlyle for rebate on $500 ad
jhe tional valuation of property v
asst not allowed.
On, A. L. Bullock was appointe,
lay committee to look after Gadd
S a mill bridge.
ar The school commissioners
his district No. 8, Lumber Bril-
see township, filed a statement W
of the board of education show
lie that they do not need a spe
or, tax for the coming school ye
; a and the board of education
lin quested the commissioners
rescind the order made on
: a first Monday in June levyin
Fri special tax for said district,
vas the order was rescinded.
ing The valuation of 482 acres
site land Of w. S. Cobb, in Lum
ave Bridge township, was redu
nd 81, 900, The valuation of l,
the belonging to D. Z. McGoue
ID a Lumber Bridpe, was ra
the $4, TOO; valuation of 1913 acres
esh- S. c. Hughes, same towns
g of increased $410; % acres belt
At ing to w. S. Tolar, same to
ests ship, increased $3.50.
say 1t was ordered that the be
'ery borrow from the First Nati'
Bank of Lumberton, 81, 800,
'era to be due December Is, 1903,
ting that same be discounted at 6
Miss cent.
for
VIII Infuriated because she ref