The Robesonian., 1910-11-09
THE COUNTY'S AFFAIRS,
Regular Meeting of County
Commissioners p e / a
School Tax Election Ordered
Claims Audited.

School Tax Election Ordered
Claims Audited.
The county commissioners
were in regular session Monday
for the transaction of routine
business. The following claims
were passed:
Jail and Prisoners-J. H.
Floyd, jailer, for October. $117.-
60; @. T. Williams, premium on
SO, 600 insurance at Jail till 1913,
$24O; Raymond Reynolds $5,
Sheriff E. c. McNeill $7.05, F.
]. Adams $6. 10, j. B. Brown $5-
all conveying prisoners to Jail.
Total, $380.75.
County Home and Paupers
w. G. Reynolds, keeper Of home,
for October, $88; for burial of
Sol Dial, IS; Patsy Jones, 81. so;
Cealy Cox, 81 Gan increase of 80
cents, Reddin Williams, ST. so,
Total, $500.
Miscellaneous B. Edwards,
! work for chain gang, $3.50; T.
! w. Carmichael, post mortem ex-
! animation of Oscar Moody, $40;
Caldwell&Carlyle, burial supplies
for M. P. Rice, a pensioner, SIS;
Sheriff E. C. McNeill, work for
county, S45.63; VIII. Humphrey,
work for county, S86. Geo. DBar
nard & Co., record for register S
office $11; A. Weinstein, supplies
for Jail and court house, $53. so;
H. j. Bledsoe, for burial of H. J.
Baxley, pensioner, SIS; j. C..
Britt, for services as game war
den, $3.50; F. Odum, protecting
game during June, July, August,
September and October. $40;
Freeman Printing Co., work for
county, $23. Is; Young & Sheldon
Co., for records, SIG. so; D. M.
Stewart, lumber for bridge on
Shoe Heel creek, $3.50; Alma
Lumber Co., lumber and nails
for bridges on Lumber river,
S31.04; Jim McRae, for lumber
and nails for bridges on Lytct
creek, $21.25; Dixie Cafe, feed
ing jury at last term of court
Sc; Martin Mcleod, court house
janitor, salary, $50; Pope Drul
Co., supplies for county, 5000
fumigating court house, $40
vaccine points, $20.28; salary fo
county physician, w. A. Nc
Phaul, and smallpox work, S24
DR.. T. L. Northrop, smallpo,
patients, $4O.50; Dick Beal an,
, Nash Parker, guarding smallpo,
! patients, $28 each; Daniel Currie
smallpox patients, $54; Abne
? Nash, county auditor, salary
J SIPS; balance on tax work, $134.
SO; Lumberton Electric Ligh
Co., lights for court house, $17.
64; for Jail, $13. 73; M. P. Gibson
surgery or Mack Mclean an
I wife, $40; First National Banl
. note due, $4,000. Total,
Mr.. D. S. Alderman, mem
ber of the board, was appointe
a delegate to the drainage cor
: vention to be held in Wilmingto
o on the 21st, 22d and 23d inst.
n Mr.. w. H. McNair was ar
pointed road trustee of Blu
Springs township for the une,
y pired term of Mr.. J. A. Currie
whose resignation was tendere
= to the board and accepted.
e A petition for a special schoe
: tax election. approved by tn
j. board of education, was receive
q from district No 6, Blue Spring
= township, to vote on tax of NJ
: more than 80 cents on the SIC
e and 90 cents on the poll, and
J. was ordered that the election
J. held December Is. A new, res
). istration was ordered and !. A
! McNeill was appointed reg "a
- W. A. Wilkes and D. A M
IS Cougar, judges.
,e Sheriff McNeill's report show
Y. that county collections for tt
20 month of October amounted
- 2,717. "A; that he paid to Coun1
'e Treasurer Mckenzie $12, so
g that he collected Of the Sta
re fund, $3. 500. OF; and paid to Sta
m Treasurer Lacy $1,000.
r. DR.. W. A. McPhaul, coun
i physician, reported II prisone
ie in the Jail, II on the chain gan
IN and IL inmates in the coun
ar home.