The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-04-09
ROAD SUPERVISORS.
Regular Session Held Monday and
Routine Business Transact d.
Claims Audited and Petitions
ERlnIR

NAAAAaAS AuUl(e0 anu FeS1tAONS
Filed.
The regular monthly meeting
of the board of road supervisors
was held Monday and the follow
ing claims we're passed:
R. T. Gregory, supervisor of
Raft Swamp township, $77.30;
VIM. Tiddy, supervisor Maxton
township, $119 90; VIM. Dees So,
Hector Johnson 1925, Wiley
Johnson $6.3S, John McGirt So So
all for hauling, Maxton township;
J. E, Forbis S. 60, running road
machine, and Hardy Oxendine,
removing ditch bridge, Maxton
township; L. H. Caldwell, paint
and brush, Back Swamp,
So. so; H. K. Mccormick, mule
iced, general fund, 500; J. K. /
Singletary, supervisor of Back
Swamp, $50 so; F. M. Townsend,
supervisor ofThompson's, sol. SO;
Walter Mcmillan, supervisor of |
Red Springs, Sill 90; Bank of |
Lumberton, $500 for note due by
st. Paul's December /, 1907, and
interest to March 10, 1878, 1913;
j. w. Crawford, m ule feed, general
| fund, $40 10; w. H. Lamo, super
visor of Britt's, $7.35; W. L.
Thames, Parkton, $50 SO; VIM.
Tiddy, Maxton, $50. go; L. L, Nc
Girt & Co., $4.83 from Maxtcn,
and 81 83 from Smiths, for
stone and fixtures for said
townships; Mrs. Daisy Jenkins,
f., $25, damages to land building
road, charged to Lumberton
township; S. G.Prevatt, Lum ber-
ton, S2o4 IS; VIM. Tiddy, :Max-
ton, $3.50; F. c. Frostick,
freight on wheel scooper,
,, charged to Smiths, $6.6s; VIM.
! Tiddy, Smiths, $52.13; Jim An
derson, cutting ditch, Maxton,
j 50. 40; R. W. Livermore, Burnt
t Swamp, $64.9s; Luther E. Am
n mons, Thompson's, $3.50; for
g Alfordsville, $52. so; J. M. Smith,
= Wishart's $54 so; w. H. Andrews,
White House, No. 2, $27.15; Free.
r man Printing Co., order books
and stationery, 1915; McAllis.
= ter Hdw. Co., Oil paints, Wish
. arts, So. Is; Mclean & Mclean
$3.50, salary as attorneys for the
o board, and 50 40, seal and stamp
e general fund; McAllister Hdw
i Co., revolver, pad locks, etc, fol
IS keeper of chain gang, $3.50; ]
n B. Regan, 1908 feet of lum Der
s Howellsville, $500; W. P. Oliver
n White House No. 1, $4.25; w. D
T. Prevatt, keeper of chain gang
= salary, $50; for three guards, $50
! for cook $40; Bryant & Bruce
y ironing convicts, S. s.; w. J
Prevatt, feed for mules, Lum Der
y ton, S23.33; Joe N. Regain, How
). ellsville, $11. 25; Iona Supply Co.
d supplies for chain gang, $50 "a
,e J. W. Crawford. supplies TO
chain gang, S26.52; G. W. Jones
st. Paul's, $43.77; H. c. McNai
\ 1920, w. A. Graham $14, A. F
White Santiago and service
10 as members of the board; job
Il. Mcneil, secretary to tn
IN board, salary and postage
at SIP 81; D. P. Shaw; office rem
b. 81; E. F. McRae, repairs to mi
lis dana crossing, Maxton, $40;
~ M. Fuller, mul, for supervisor
ck Red Springs, 1926; D. J. Daltol
va Blue Sprin.s $. >;s85. 80; Caldwell
,no Carlyle, shnV4ls, axes, etc
~ Wishart's, 80; G. M. Fulle
pair of mules for Thompson
ne 1925. Total, S., 1910.
ne W. A. Smitn was appointe
ng supervisor of Burnt Swan
eft township and his bond, justife
Id, in the sum of $500, with J.
oh Denny as surety, was accepte,
w. H. Andrew supervisor ele,
y for White Il use, with O.
Floyd as sarety, and T.
of Barnes, supervisor elect of Ste
ay ling's, with Thompson William
"a as surety, f''-d bonds in the su
I'D of $500 each, which were a
nd cepted.
The petition of K, NJ. Barne
. W. H. Murray and others askir
led for public road in Sterling
from the Greek road near Phil
Walters'residence to the Barne
OS vile road near Oliver Walter
in residence, was granted, the 70
2,o to be opened at the cost of t
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