Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-05-08
BOARD Or EDUCATION
Special Meeting Held in
This City Monday.
Vacancies Filled on Mt. Owes
Graded School Board: Special
Tax EleetiOnS E9f Better
Schools Ordered For
Three Districts.

Ill B1UtA lOtOs
Goldsboro, N. c., May 8, 1909
The county board of education met
to-day in special session, members
present, Col. j. E. Robinson ana
Barnes Aycock.
Messrs. J. A. Westbrook and James
| M. McGee were elected trustees OF
the Mount Olive graded schools for
term of six years, Mr. Westbrook sue
ceeding himself, while Mr.. James M.
MCGEE succeeds Mr.. M 0. Summer
lin, who declined to serve longer
Mr.. w. D. Herring's farm was trans
1ferred from No. T. white, New Hope,
Ito No. 6, white, New Hope.
District No. Z, white, Brogden town
ship, was divided as indicated in Pc
tition for special tax in No. 8, white,
lGrantham township, known as Smith, s
lChapel district. That part of Thun-
lder Swamp district situated next to
lSmith's Chapel district was CONSOLE
dated with Smiths Chapel district,
land the balance of Thunder Swamp
ldistrict is to remain a district, No. Z,
WA1LO, DlO50OA, WIN SAAN OO--Oo~ -
lat or near the present site.
Petitions for special tax elections
lwere presented to the board from the
following districts:
| No. 6, white, New Hope, Casey's
; Chapel.
No. 8, white, New Hope, Glenwood
, No. 8, white, Grantham, Smiths S
| Chapel. f.
The petitions being in due form
: were approved and forwarded to the
board of county commissioners, with
I lre1uest that said elections be called
2 for June 2.
Y The following orders have been pait
!, since the meeting in April, including
l those paid today:
c Goldsboro Book Store, eras-
j ers, No. 1, W., Pikeville. S 81
e Hosea Bros, axe, chalk, ETC.,
No. / W., Pikeville ....... 4.6!
e D. ]. Broadhurst, Treas,
a Goldsboro Graded School. 5OO.0'
I'D. J. Broadhurst, Treas,
n Goldsboro Graded School. 1,767 A
: lJ. D. Davis, Treas, Fremont
d Graded SchooT ........... 749.1
e lM T. Breazeale, Treas, Mt.
J. Olive Graded School ..... 1,14O.1
IH. We'll & Bros, brick, No.
q w, FORK 5000. ..'...'. -
n IRichard Howell, wood and
S pump, No. 2 c, Fork. 6.6
Y A. G. Bass, repairs, No. 3 W.,
Ii L .
It Pikeville Gin Co., wood, No.
n l W., Fork o.V
:, lSmith, Ham & Co., pump, No.
d 1 W., Pikeville ........ ga
lE. D. Edgerton, wood, No. l
W., Great Swamp .-...... TO
w. G. Britt, register, No. W.,
Stoney Creek ......... 1.O
S E. B. Phillips, chalk, No. W.,
- NdnunCa -
l. lGeo. H. Smith, wood, No. 8 W.,
It SaulStOn ............. 1O.O
Y lGeo. H. Smith, wood, No. W.,
i SaulStOn 9.4
e Geo. H. Smith, wood, No. c.,
g SaulStOn llf
b Geo. H Smith, wood, No. W.,
e SaulSIOn o-1
S lGeo. H. Smith, wood, No. &c.,
IS Saulston 10
y W. D. Henny, wood, No. 7 W.,
eI New Hope 4O
J. T. L. Hudson, stove. No, c.,
Grantham ............... 3.5
n Thad. Howell, repairs, No. 2
If c., Buck Swamp .......... FL
le Thad. Howell, repairs, No. 5
le W., Buck Swamp ...... &c
ic E. T. Atkinson, postage, gen.
it eral fund ............ 1t
Is The Argus, envelopes, general
fund l.s
I'll ~. w. Thompson, int. on note,
IN general fund .......... 81
or IT. 1. Sutton, per diem, gen
m eral fund A.
ty III. w. Rose, per diem, general
ia fund 4.
re Geo. H. Smith, per diem, gen
ed eraI fund 4.
1t, Barnes Aycock, per diem and
re. mileage, general fund -. 3.
in j. e. Robinson, per diem and
a l., mileage. general fund .... q
his lC. L. .Gurley, per diem, gem
wv. eral fund &
bel There being no further business t
board adjourned
an J. E. ROBINSON,
to e. T. ATKINSON, Chairman
The Secretary.
Dil1 :
to NOTICE.