Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-07-09

d. SYKES, j !. j B1VonS ana j. A. 1OIeT
Thirty-two magistrates have report
ed; twenty-five have not reported
J. r. Hatch, c. S. c., reports for si1
months ending June 80, 1914, $311.84
The cities report fines as follows:
Goldsboro-Period from July 1, 191;
to June 80, 1914, $1,107.00.
Mt. Oltve-Period from July 1, 1915
to June 80, 1914, $1O5.OO.
Eureka-Period from July 1, 1913 tc
June 80, 1914, $18.25.
Pikeville-Period from July 1, 1918
to June 80, 1914, $500.
White Hall-Period from July 1
1913 to June 80, 1914, 10000.
Fremont fails to report. The de-
1inquent city clerk of Fremont and
the delinquent magistrates are hereby
notified that it is ordered by the Board
of Education that they will be reported
to the August term of court if they dc
not send in report of fines.
| The Board orders that ]. r. Hatch
c. S. c., be reimbursed to the amount
|
Howell, which amount said clerk ad-
vanced of a 5000 fine, Howell dying
before he could pay in full. The Board
takes this action under order of Su-
perior Court Judge.
The following attendance officers
made their annual reports:
B. F. Sasser-Grantham township.
J. H. Neal-Fork township.
E. S. Dees-Buck Swamp township
| J. M. Holland-Great Swamp town
ship
Alex Taylor-Pikevi1le township.
J. K Thompson-New Hope town
ship.
B. F. Sasser was allowed for his
work, $40.
J. K. Thompson was allowed for his
work, $1O75.
j. MHolland was allowed for his
work, $500.
The salaries of teachers to be paid
out of the common county school fund
was fixed for rural districts as the
same for last year with one exception
the salary of the primary teacher OF
raised from $50 per month to $35 per
month Salaries to be allowed sEity
| teachers in making the apportionment
Will be fixed next meeting.
| The following orders have been paid
since the meeting on June LIST up to
July LIST:
| General Expenses:
E. T. Atkinson, salary for May $1250
J. J. Cox, per diem, committee 4OC
VIM. Potts, per diem committee 40C
J. H. Neal, per diem committee 4.OC
l.. B. Sasser, per diem conn.,. 4.0C
B. F. Sasser, per diem, CON-. 40C
lG. B. Butte, per diem com. 400
D. F. Odum, per diem CON-. 400
J H. Holland, per diem CON-. 4.0(
l.. J. r. Dickinson, per diem
committee 400
Ed. Holmes, per diem COM. 4.0(
w. H. Barwick, per diem CON-. 4.0(
&c. F. Herring, per diem CON-. 4.O(
]. d. Davis, per diem CON-. 4.0(
w A. Martin per diem com. 4.O(
o. L. Aycock, per diem COM. 4.0(
B. w. Daniel, per diem CON-. 4.0(
]. K. Thompson per diem com 4.0(
r. J. E1more, per diem COM. 4.0(
&c. S. Gurley, per diem com. 4.0(
Alex Aycock, per diem com. 4.Ot
Alex Taylor, per diem com. -. 4.0(
Peter Forehand, per diem com. 4.0'
IL. G.. Smith, per diem com. 80. 4.0t
Addison Peele, per diem COM. 4.0'
J. M Parks, per diem com. 4.0t
J. S. Edwards, per diem CON-. 40
10. J. Howell, per diem com. -. 4.0I
M. E Best. per diem com. ..... 40
L. r. B. Combs, per diem, com. 40
E. T. Atkinson, postage. 30
tWest Disinfecting Co., NaphI-
tholeum ............. ....... 1z.5
W. M Welche Mfg. Co., di-
Il .plOmaS O.U
Metropoliton Supply Co. di-
plomas ................. 7.5
Educational Supply Co., di-
i plomas ..-.......... ....... 90
r. H. Edwards, telephone mes
| SageS 3
E. T. Atkinson, postage. 30
Alfred Williams & Co., library
for No. Grantham. .... $50
J. j. Moore, typewriter ribbon Z
Goldsboro Argus, circular let
ters ........ 15
e. T. Atkinson, postage. 10
]. E. Robinson, per diem. (can-
cellation) ............... 20
White Expenses.
No. Pikeville, H. d. Lancaster
Il stove etc, .............$ 10.8
!. No. z, Nahunta, G. e. Yelverton,
II wood and supplies. 36.6
No. 8 Fork, J. M. Mitchell, pro-
II grams and lights. 81
No. 1 Nahunta, j. D. Davis, Fre-
mont Schools ............ 1920
D No. Nahunta, Nahunta Hard
u ware Co., heater and pump. 15.2
I No. 8 Nahunta, Nahunta Hard
ware Co., lass and tacks G