The Robesonian., 1910-10-06
COUNTY CLAIMS PAID.
Two Special Tax Elections Or
dered-Claims Audited by
County Commissioners.


County Commissioners.
Petitions, endorsed by t h e
board of education. were present.
ed to the board for special school
tax elections for district No. 3,
Sterling's, and district No. 6,
Thompson's, to vote on a special
tax for both districts of not more
than 30 cents on the S100 and 80
cents on, h e poll. Elections
were ordered to be held in both
districts at the public school
houses on November 10 ard new
registrations were ordered. In
No. 3, Sterling's, Mr.. R. A. Har-
din was appointed registrar,
Messrs. r. V. Lewis and \. W.
Leggett, judges; in No. 6,
Thompson's, Mr.. Spurgeon Nc
Lean was appointed registrar,
Messrs. F. M. Davis and A. l..
Hall, judges.
The county commissioners
were I'M regular session Monday
for the transaction of routine
business. The following claims
were ordered passed:
County home and paupers w.
G. Reynolds, keeper of home, $88;
DaisyLovett, 81. SO Ann Evans, So;
VIM. Hooper, burying pauper,
SIS; l.. H. Caldwell $4.25, Acme
Brick Co. S4.70, supplies; Pope
Drug Co. fumigating home, SILL
81. Total, S118.02.
Jail and prisoners-W. Thew
ton, conveying prisoner, $11. IS;
6. G. Rem, same, S. 80; Sheriff
E. C. McNeill, conveying prison
er from Dillon, S. c., $40. 40;con-
veying other prisoners. $25. II; F.
D. Henderson, same, 1890;
White & Cough, supplies. So;
Lumberton Electric Light Co.,
lights, S14 07;J F.Rozier, shingles,
S7.2O; A. Weinstein, supplies,
S34. 40; L. E. Whaley. lumber,
SIG. Al; J. H. Floyd, jailer,S172 20;
McAllister Hdw. Co., supplies
(for county home and jaiD, S36. :
IL; VIM. Billiard. balance due on
contract at Jail. S1O.15. Total,
1865. AZ.
Court house and court-W. H,
Humphrey, clerk of the court,
work for county, $40. 80; E. D.
McNeill, team for grand jury to
chain gang. SIS. so; A. Bicherey,
feeding jurors, $51; Sheriff E. c.
McNeill, work for county, $32 20;
Lumberton Electric Light Co.
lights, $3.50; town Of Lumber
ton, water, $34.O5; Geo. McNeill,
fuses, ST. SO; Dixie Cafe, meals
for jury, SIS. 20; Young & Seldom
Co., supplies, sits; Martin Nc
Leod, janitor, $50. Total, $685.
70.
Miscellaneous. M. Smith,
lumber. etc., for bridges, $13. 80;
E. S. Kinlaw, guarding small
pox patients, $38; Andrew Rev.
els. work and material on Alma
bridge, S14.50; Caldwell & Car
lyle, coffin. etc., for smallpox
victim, $3.50; supplies, $500;
Coroner G. E. Rancke, holding
two inquest, $19. go; six jurors in
one inquests, So each. $12; S. G.
Prevatt, work on bridge, ,$6;Pope
Drug Co., supplies, 5000; WA.
McPhaul, salary as county physi-
cial and attending smallpox pa
tients, $40; K. M.Biggs, supplies,
81; A. Nash. county auditor, sal.
ary, $125;for tax work and state.
ment, $49;Freeman PrintingCo.
work for county $58.15; J.D.Cur
rie, lumber and hauling for Shoe
Heel creek, So. Total, $444. As
W. R. McNeill was given per
mission to erect a line of tele
bhone poles on, the right of wa,
of the public road leading from
Buie to Red Springs, said pole
to be erected and kept in such
: manner as not to interfere witt
the travelling public.
1t was ordered that Ben Flow
? ers and Will Rogers be given on
months time from their sentenc
on the chain gang, it appearin
j, that they have been faithful an
obedient convicts.
1t was ordered that $4,000 b
: borrowed from the First Natior
a al Bank of Lumberton, payab]
}, November Z at 6 per cent.
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