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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-09-14

Baker. Mrs. Forrest Marvin came
down from Watertown Wednesday,
for a visit at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Bnsick, living east
of this city.-Estelline Tribune.
Alfred Anenssn was Watertown
visitor Thursday. Judge Nicholson
of .Watertown, was in this vicinity
Tuesday looking after land interests.
Miss Florence Ustrud left for Wa
tertoWn Sunday TO resume her high
school studies, this being her senior
year. DR.. and Mrs. Edsall were Wa
tertown visitors today Thursday. !.
r. A. Adams, wife and daughter, were
in Watertown last week Saturday
where the former attended a meeting
of the bank directors. Enoch Mad
sen went to Watertown Monday to-
consult doctors in regard to throat
trouble. Reuben Faehn of Water
town, visited relatives and friends in
this vicinity over Sunday. Hrick
Lindgren and family left for Water
town the latter part of last week
where they will make their future
home. Irene, daughter of Jesse Lit.
tie, of Brady, was taken to Luther
hospital, Watertown, last Thursday
evening. Her case was diagnosed as.
acute appendicitis but an operation
was not necessary.-sVsvfaa Wallace Scout.
Walter Miller, auditor for the Mel
ham Bros. Lumber Co. came up from.
Watertown Wednesday and spent a.
few hours among friends. Judge.
John Nicholson spent a few hours in
this city Monday evening, visiting his
several friends. Andrew Ristvedt
went to Watertown Tuesday morning
to attend the September meeting of
the board of county commissioners.
VIM, Martin, who mad charge of
the Florence Cafe a year ago, and
who has since been living at Water.
town, was in town a short time We'd
nesday visiting friends, Don't let
yourself get caught in Waterfowl now
nights in an auto with headlights
shining full blast. Put on DINNERS of
some kind before some policeman
catches you and inquiries into the mat
ter. Miss Katherine Gusso and Mr..
Joseph Gabert We're united in raarri
age at WATERFOWL. Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 9th, Judge john Nicholson OF
fciating. Only Immediate relatives.
witnessed the ceremony. The happy
young couple are at home for the
present at the home of the brides par
ente, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gusso.
Florence Forum.
Miss Florence Rude spent a few
days last week with friends in Wa
tertown. E. E. Cooper, of Water
town, was a visitor in this city be-
tween trains last Thursday. Miss
Esther Pierce left Friday evening for
Watertown where she reaches in the
public schools. Mrs. Russell Jen-
sen came down from Watertown
Monday morning for a short visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Gamble.
Francis Pickett and family, Of
Trent, spent Sunday at the Chichester
home in this city while enroute home
from Watertown by auto. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Paul came down from
Watertown Friday morning for a few
days visit with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Paul. Miss
Margaret Campbell, who has occupied
the position as stenographer for Prof.
E. D.. s~tivers, the past three years,
resigned her position and departed
Friday evening for Watertnwn, where
she will visit a short time before go
ing to her home at Ogilvie,. MINI.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-09-14
Office
I

The Watertovsn r atinn and Bind.
ing co. calls attention 10 IL sxceIient
line Of cffice supplies. II u abte 70
outfit N office ccmplete-desks,
chairs, typewriter chairs, typsMrlter
stands, typswriters. typewriter paper
carbon paper, second sheets, Ming
cabinets. storage cases, cabinets for
legal blanks or maps 81 i~nsuranee
policies, day books, journals. iedgers.
bound or loose Leaf, etc, etc.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-09-14
Office Supplies

We keep 4 stock 81 office supplies
on hand, such Is typewriter paper.
second sheets, ribbons, typewriter
bruetes, oil; also waste paper bas.
kets; also, clips Of all kinds, Ming
devices, office pins, pencils, eraserss
pens, penholders, I.tter files, bill files.
Invoice files, transfer files etc, etc.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-09-14
Comparisons Invited

The WatertoWn Printing and Bind
ING Co. does not expect all the bust
ness In It's line within Watertown's
trade territory, but II invites an op-
portunity to show Its goods, and II
especially suggests tnat a a home
institution It is prepared 70 offer Whist
it believes to be real bargains III gen
erai Office supplies, In stationery, In
equipment and IN ~speciaitIes.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-09-14
Safe Cabinets

The WasertoMn Printing and Sind
Ing Co. has recently equipped various
Offices II Wasertown With safs cab.
inets properly arranged for isressrv-
ing books and valuable papers. shcse
desiring to assure safety for their pa
pera at comparatively small xpens
should consult us II III need ;of any
thing Of the sort. We tfInk MO can
save local customers money heaidea
giving them high grade goods. We
shall be pleased 70 point i 10 any
prospective purchaser where son@s 81
these modern devices may be exam
med and Inquired about.
We have equipped various Offices
In WatcrtoMn and vicinity, and will
be glad to Al opportunity to show
these goods In active use.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-04-26
SAY MEXICANS STARVING
 IN SOUTHERN CHIHUAHUA

DOUGLAS, April 26.-Arrivals here from Mexico report food condi- tions in southern Chihuahua, particu- larly around Torreon, to be grave. There has been no planting and the poorer classes are near starvation in many localities.
 One incident described by an Amer ican was that several emaciated wo- men and children followed wagons loaded with corn. covertly reaching into the sacks whenever possible and extracting a few grains.
 This was their only food the Amer jeans said they told them. Arrivals from the interior of. Sonora say that except for rice and sugar. that state and sinalo is without food, except where it is imported. If the food sup ply was absolutly shut off for thirty days starvation would he the fate of they say.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-04-26
WOULD START
 CANNERY HERE
CLANS FOUND IN ABUNDANCE
J. D. Clark Returns from Prospecting Trip Down the Sound with all
 Kinds and Sizes of the Succulent
 Biyalve.
Bivalve.

J.D. Clark returned yesterday aft ernoon from a weeks prospecting trip at numerous points on the sound for clans. He had every known va riety of the bivalve and they rang ed in size from the tiny butter clam to some monsters of the clam tribe.
 The object of MT. Clark's clam prospecting trip was to ascertain whether or not these could be ob- tained in sufficient quantities nearby to warrant the establishment of q clam canning factory here, and as a result of the trip he is satisfied that they are sufficiently abundant to make such a cannery success.
 While the plans are not fully for mulated as yet. the general plan IS to interest capital, local if possible, to establish cannery here, and MT. Clark is confident of his ability to demonstrate that such a project will be a success so far as the quantity of raw material is concerned.
 The canning of clans is becoming a large and lucrative industry, par ticularly on the north Pacific Coast. Cordova has three plants engaged in this business, these, however. con- fining themselves exclusively to the canning of razor clans which are plentiful on Hinchinbrook island beaches.
 In Washington, which has been the principal canning point on the coast, the supply of clans is becom- ing rapidly exhausted. and the state has now provided closed season for the bivalve. Asa consequence the canners ara seeking new fields.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-04-26
AUTO STAGES
 ID INTERIOR
A NEW LINE IS PROJECTED
Eugene Chilberg. of Los Angeles, Sends Inquiry to H. P. King Re- garding the Feasibility of Estab- fishing Line Here.

H. P. King this morning received a dispatch from Eugene Chilberg, of Los Angeles, California. stating that he contemplated establishing an auto- mobile stage line from Valdez to Fairbanks, using Ford cars, and ask ed for immediate response by wire as to the feasibility of the project.
 MT. Chilberg desired information regarding the proposed summer mail contract, the amount of passenger, freight and express business that might be expected. and such other information regarding the project as could be obtained.
 MT. King is bQsily engaged in se- curing the required information and will wire a reply this evening.
 Eugene Chilberg, who makes the inquiry, was formerly resident of Nome, where he was president of the Merchants & Miners Bank, but for several years has been resident of Los Angeles. He is son of Edward Chilberg, of the Scandinavian-Amer- ican bank of Seattle. He has ample finances to carry out the project on a large scale should he decide on car rying out his plans. ..
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-04-26

prospector in determining on the spot whether or rot he has found the desired mineral.
 Place some of the finely ground ore ill a porcelain dish or test tube with a mixture of four parts hydrochloric acid and one part nitric acid, and boil 20 minutes. If there is tungsten present. the yellow powder of tung- sten trioxide will appear, and by ad- ding piece of tin or zinc. and heat ing the solution will turn blue.
 Or, mix some of the Underground ore with ten times it's volume of so- dium carbonate Common cooking soda) and heat strongly in an iron spoon or crucible until thoroughly fused. Crush the fused mass, boil strongly in a small quantity of water until we'll dissolved and filter. Divide the solution into two equal parts, adding concentrated hydrochloric acid in excess to both. Boil the first portion a few minutes and add zinc or tin, blue color indicating tung- sten and which, with continued boil ing, turns to brown. Boil the second part for several minutes. If a yellow powder appears, filter and wash the residue with water Add strong ann monia to 1t and if the yellow powder be dissolved, it is tungsten trioxide.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-04-26
STEAMSHIP MEN
 GRANTED INCREASE SAN FRANCISCO OWNERS SUBMIT New Wage Scale Goes Into Effect at Once-Fifteen Thousand Employes Are Affected by the Increase in Wages.
SAN FRANCISCO OWNERS SUBMIT

SAN FRANCISCO, April 26.- Steamship men in this city have granted the demands of the Union for an, advance of wages, and the new scale will go into effect at once. The raise effects 15,OO0 steamship em- ployes on vessels running out of this port.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-04-26

kilties 'ud be . gran, sicht to take back to Nome. The officers were nothing loath to gratify the taste of the worlds most famous dog mush- CT, and they brought him to spot where one of the well known Scot tish regiments would pass going for ward toward the front. First came the lilt of the pipes then the tramp
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-04-26

Tom Holland of Chitina, came in over the trail yesterday from Beaver Dam. He, has been with the Wilson outfit, freighting into the Slate Creek country.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-04-26
DONALDSON SCHEDULE

of the kilted soldiers, and just as scotty was wondering if he'd know any of them he heard voice holler fronrthe ranks, "Hello there, Scotty." The owner of the voice was a big Swede who used to work for the tel tephone company in Nome. He look ed fine in kilts as he walked along with his brother kilts.-Nugget.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-04-26
SIMPLE TESTS FOR
 DETERMINING TUNGSTEN

With the quest for tungsten ores holding a foremost place with pros pectors and the growing belief that this much valued ore exists in this section, the following tests for tung- sten will be of material aid to the
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-04-26
A swede Highlander.

Scotty Allan, writing to a friend
 
 in Nome from France, said that he expressed a desire to see Scottish regiment. Hoot mon, but the sieht O braw Heiland regiment wi the
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-04-26

'E. P. Cashman came in from Wort mans yesterday. He reports the trail in excellent condition, the snow hav- ing practically disappeared.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-04-26

Red Tusan came up from Fidalg0 bay last night for a short stay in town.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-04-26

Jack O'Brien, who has been, at the Alaska Mines Corporation property at Fidalgo bay came up to town last night.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-04-18
ANNUAL REPORT

ACCOUNTS AUDITED AND APPROVED BY THE BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS OF HALIFAX COUNTY, NORTH CAROL
MA AND ALSO OF ALLOWANCES FOR WHICH NO VOUCH,
FRS ARE FILED FOR THE TWELVE MONTHS ENDlNG
NOVEMBER 80 1915 IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 713
OF THE CODE.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-04-18
Amount for December, 1914.

OF THE CODE
Amount December, 1914
T Wilt Rspn o Services s board days
P Robinson, holding polls day Noy election elton ,aG1
p = owls hollino nol]s l iav 200
= Culom, conveying prisoners to jail ,o, 300 300
W. A. Eillcox Mrs L. G. Robertson $ tax 194 Ky
j F cHlom e0h hv P Prge to jail f'er 1000
G. D. House, building culvert a2 20o
81 l Sfns 1oS s45s s% e%ysf fe bridge 1900
Miss Mis- Nancy Nancy Faucet is allowed 1000
rss3s z s. mt taxes for 1914 1909 900
W f. coppedge suit clothes for Green sa5
Gun, work at closets - 2oo
G IJnx Goods for ial $3.50
S 7 Thorne, Jr~ day mileage looking books
E. W I1ami cord wood for 900
ae lumber g0S er s iSP Toad fsam
He19d bd R%a Co., prnng 1 nGtjes ESQ
W. Drewry services labor for Nov $3.50
s's 5s sf =; 9s?' Sss5 m Ill
j. A Patterson tt demonstration Oct. 1929
D. n Campbell goods for court house $50
HOUSE Sysns 7 essfn to 53
j House con 8 prisoners h to Richmond 1 12S
R L: Bradley, holding polls 2o o
r A1sbrooh Esgstrsr 81 poll Sn holder 7 759
Whtehurst, holding polls 20(
s NJ. Gary, examining unatc 80 1do
5 ss6ac p Ve township 2o
c. E. Chase, holding polls 2O
j. F. Whitehead, ' Conveying vei prisoner to Jail "a
W. F. Butterworth burial case for E. Pope 2oo
F t"7 W r Say Ho to e6d pSs roads 1889
w. NJ. Cohen, drugs county home POI
W. H Hayes, Washington Lynch 80
M CAM 6 : for co Fd s widow T. D. Cain
Jones' 41e,, conveying prisoner to jail I'LL u.s.
W Ham janto services month at court house 800
E |! |, Andrews judge Of election on ,.:,- 80 30
m w0rf on D ALERT Grf HanR bag to Jail
Hamil, conveying Richardson Jail 40
" G. Unison holding polls nor no,a. %, 20
Mrs. VI l RI safe Tei fssdg jurors RS5 holder
A. NJ Atkinson registrar poll holder 70
r. M n Safer asG registrar n5ca osd poll holder 12
Edwards s Broughton, stationery Reg. 46
day o {Gs
M e = W 1fr ni ipeEins d edgf BRIDGES -
VS. Hocsada e i registrar sr poll holder 154
g H Ro5Pon 6o iR5ssl po snd Registrar Sc
n. Fitzpatrick, registrar & poll holder So
J. A Dickens poll holder 2(
j. Il making election returns recording bonds &c. III
" 9 9go; regraf ;si poll 20 dh holder 49,
4 D. e elGve judge aasa election fet n ,92t
Louis Froeeh work on magazine nag; zu3 pump 81
Halifax Hardware Co., goods to county 81
W Il Hayes, cost in eases Henry Brooks 4:
J. A House 327:
Dr. l E. Green services rendered convict Is!
Smith Courtney Co., tents for road camp 154.
Farber & Josephson, goods for road home "a.
E. Clark,
John Nichols, rebate on 1914 tax
Total amount allowed for December $2O9S.
Amount for January, 1915.
j. T. Rue holding poll Buterwood township S 2
j. F. Cullom, conveying Arthur Aston to Jail T.
j. +. Culom conveying Ridley Taylor to Jail T.
s. NJ Gary, account for clerk hire 54
Halifax Hardware Co.. elbow joints
Eugene Johnston, 2 wheebarrows to Hughes f.
". +. White, building bridges 297
0. H. Hughes conveying 10 prisoners to Jail Is
W. B. Drewry, for December labor, &C. 81
Rosemary drugs Buck Taylor
ID. J. Milking putting railing CQuankey Bridge g.
r. B. Ivy allowed rebate Of $12 rebate
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-04-18
Total amount allowed for December
Amount for January. 1915.

Amount for January, 1915
j. +. Rue, holding poll Butterwood township 30
j. f. Culom, Arthur Aston to Jail 40
j. +. Cullom, conveying Ridley Taylor Jail 4.6
S. Nj. Gary, account for clerk hire SAT
Halifax Hardware Co, elbow joints 81
Eugene Johnston, 2 wheelbarrows to Hughes 40
". +. White building bridges 1910
O. II. Hughes, conveying 10 prisoners to Jail $50
W. B. Drewry for December services
Rosemary Drug Co., drugs Buck Taylor
d. J. Milkin, putting railing Quankey Bridge go
r. B. vey allowed rebate of $12 land rebate
A. S. Glasgow, holding polls Butterwood township &c
Elizabeth Britt is allowed account poll tax &c
Rosemary Mfg measles diseases
j. d. Shearin l day holding polls &c
Ninson Pharmacy, goods county home and jail 7f
j. Ii. Alsbrook repairing bridges 81
The Falconer Co. pencils &C.. to Mr.. Gary 7(
S. NJ. Gary salary for December
j. A. House, conveying prisoners telegram phone &C. 9s
Geo. county home g.
J. H. Norman, for Dec. clerk hire &c. 266!
j. NJ Provost allowed for days work in Registers office
j. c. Branch coffin for Geo. Hawkins Z.
John H. Speed, letting and inspecting bridges Z.
Salle Dickens stenographer Nov.
Herald Publishing Co., printing annual report IL.
H. B. JONES' conveying John McMidie to Jail g.
W. Hami janor's services looking after court house
December 30!
Piert G. Whitehead Hardware Co.. county
Lttleton SO.
l. E. Green IA years salary $50!
S. A. Richards, goods for the jail a ..a1- II.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-04-18

Mary Norman
| Salary for March

Salary for March 1880
j. E. Condrey, lumber for bridge 35.42
W B Drewry labor services &c for March $3.50
, T. Crew. conveying prisoners to jail 2 25
9 P. stallings lumber Beach swamp 7.so
Geo: D. Barnard, stationery s. M. Gary IS
Richards good fer a jail la4s
S 4. Richards feeding prisoners March sl.s7
S G. Whitfield salary auditor $500
i%s:S ss sass ~atsi s"'*
+ s &oroo asp sdns srid sge~ 5Se
W. D. Pool, rebate 1914 100000 $50
W. A. fope conveying prisoners jail i 159
Bill lumber to i'm Alsbrook 8199
". 1 Bailey allowed a rebate on $4,000 ss7
Walter Wood, removing RATS Daniels bridge a5oI
Patterson Store Co., goods county roads 5ss
Hews pn nad notice tann+v roads
Pierce Whitehead Hardware Co., goods county ~
W. H. Hux II days 27.5O
House, F gaent to nasg Richmond to 1885
Memorial Hospital board care Sim Johnston s75o
= W Ham janitor court house hauling coal $50
II l. Bell, looking after small pox 1900
H. E. Dobbins conveying prisoners to Jail $50
s eP'n'' 1000
Halifax Hardware Co., goods for court house 3.45
Total April, 1915 SPOOL IS
r ssv,Hs :ss
work. for for for &
R, W. Hatch, Hatcher allowed rebate on tax 100
e sn Allowed S on jail building
N garry garry fo apf Hnr on stationery ~ S 80
s. NJ Gary, salary for deputy 5000
B. Brs sv s ssP county home sSoS
F. S C. W. Gregory for lumber for bridges 4s2 IS
W NJ Cohen, drugs county home 1915
i y mson's Pharmacy goods county home 1745
f s1e% nsnsa hospital baex @
3 S. Pender goods for county fence 245
'D NJ Campbell goods for jail 6.25
p: W. Hami]l janitor's services for April 5000
E. e S5s S y: e ey e N e hamlet 5000
House, s1sry for a' April asr @
Fn HOUSE, House, blanks blanks for for keS 9 Sss7
2 H. H. Norman, account for stamps, &C. It's
J. R. $ allowed ona account inability 1oo6
0 Mrs. Phillips is reba on tax 1873:
oES phs" salary 's' March April 1896
s Fns M G s Sd Co., goods Reg Deeds Clerk ns9
3 Walker Evans fogsweH Co., index cabinet SIS
a%p aT Supp Cor sens cSn p chain gang So
Q Weldon Gro Co, goods county home 1887;
dsns gss1 g 52r county home 49,
Halifax Hardware Co., goods court a house az
ss se G 5000 es
Miss Lou Gross is allowed account Of inability 100
a IS A. Richards, goods for prisoners i'll Jail
70 Total for May $3.50 O.
70
2 June,
% Rev Wilcox salary county 1875
70 DR.. b. A. Perry is allowed land Q
j. F. Whitehead, conveying prisoners Jail 43
6 u.s. A. Richards goods for jail 65
5 Mrs. W. A. Safer, feeding jurors 10 &
70 S. M. Gary, salary May 1S7 8
70 s. M. Gary, salary for clerk 900
10 j. G. Branch conveying prisoner o jail . q
20 Isaiah johnson, rebate for dog 10
70 H. F. Cullom, conveying prisoner % jail az
g IS A. Richards, goods jail 56
10 S. A. Richards goods Jail 521
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-04-18

w H. Davenport, holding November election ~ W.
holding November election % ~ W. W.
%9 s sir2es for on be asa salary
Total amount for January 1915 *a165~4e Rsi
Amount for February, 1915 J.
J. F. Whitehead, conveying prisoner 230IJ
5S: =:
E5 sss7:ss asa;j 5s for j. 5s3
H. % n s* 1ss nss s
& the Tax Collector is authorized to credit same ON 1000 M
Capt rebate solvent vent credit sa9 >,
Weldon Printing Co., calendars for S. NJ Gary 2.l0
Hardy f Harar re Co., 52o ' ydu WIRE fence
s eGnf S Sazs shs sa s fo4 John Green
Mrs. W. A. Safer, feeding jury 65l =;
sS 300 sr ) 7s po kSdss 500
R l. Bradley holding polls Ros ss H.t township 3o 200
M bowling Sni nS 5odgg Pp polls township
Far5 b. ls 5ossp6son goods gang 7ls9
G. Q. Byrd, conveying prisoner to jail s. 80 25o T T
S%:n s : hire hire Ms MIS- PORE 5ss" $500 5000
J f'i s. Box We '5 5s aa""s Salary 1880
Amount ns s' ros pay note cue 10000
N''''p Thorne express delncted 1oe.5o p
Te,G s Co. e sor work o e Dec 1914 ZEE
Iarrels Printing House, book and blanks 1900 J
n G. Huges fees paid for capture escaped 1878
G S Wo "t Su iiP case fo for j. H Wood goo
T. c. Dorsey, conveying prisoner to Jail laps S
Gee. B AZ s:: Books. blanks &c., 70, Reg, Deed. ... 5 ?2
months services court house 5000
Total amount for February 1915 $1eo8.za
.s~ca for ', 80 ls1 .. land
{ E$%5is$S' :. 5.x2:s 5. g: 81
s. A. Richards, for goods, Jail 1888
4 f Hsn tsf for io5 Ft Rssns'" ,s s
3 Geo; G; Green = years - 1890
9 Mrs W a. safer feeding january court jury 1880
Stevens for demonstration work for 1899
| !:
Dr. !; +; Green; visiting camp 1900
Harres Prnng House blanks Gary books for
Pierce Whitehead goods county i545
y j. s haTh sp pS hnd Mf N 5oe 't, tic
. n B Stevens Office equipment ''' 200 200
r. Jones cnss co % sa Henry s Clark Jail s2o
V Weldon Gro Co., goods county home 1o1.4e
70 y Warss1 M f Co. county hone 1000
. SS:1 .r. Co. goods count. home sf 94se
o n Stainback, case for Cicero Daniel 600
E:E allowed ,es. $685. 1914 taxes 's sss
.1 %s1 S?% Bs dt for note soSS
- r W fiamlll hauling coal 2.OO|]
~ u M campbell, goods TOR jail SOL.
~ TAMIL looking after house
~ A. Dec Feb deputy jaler
W H. A. House: onveH1ng lunatc to Raleigh, &c.
~ u Whltflee Jany and Feb, salary auditor
~ w. n Harvey, Il years salary 5OOO
50 Special meeting:
~ r. F. HUBBARD for lot for Jail $4,000
INeWs observer printing notice TOR bids
b. ec the
ona
IS '0oo7 /
80 Total amount for March, 1915 $$115e51o |:
50 Amount for April, i
90 5 M Gary, account salary for March 1880 !
20 NJ gary ciech hire 5000
w - otGven lor uemo1Stratlon work March 40OO]
COgSWell q, Deeds
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-04-18

w NJ Cohen Drug account county nome ,,zao
VIRGINIA Bridge & Iron Co., building Beilamy orlnge
Harre1s Printing House. blanks, chattel mor'age DOCK
News & Observer printing notice Willie SILVER
Mrs. W A. Safer feeding jurors Nov court
7 M Corne work boiler
Weldon furniture Co., goods county home 80
w liz n Terv account c. N Dickens building Eeverett S
bridge
Weldon Gro Co.. goods county home
Farber & .osephson, goods county home
Ha,ell's Printing House, blanks S. M. Gary ="
W. NJ Cohen, drugs county road gang -,
Whitehead Hardware Co., goods court mouse jail
Dr. l. e. Green visiting convict camp .
e. II Johnson conveying 3 prisoners jail .
W. A. Pope conveying Luke johnson to jail
w Rice work at court house & pipes boiler &c
smith { Courtney Co.. bal bill for Dis. OF $l5l.56
IT, w Hamill Jr conveying Cicero Daniel Chas Wilkins
to jail ,
II y Savage burial case for widow j. D. Lilly
W. H. Davenport, holding November election
To- j. Davenport, holding November election
S. A. Richards supplies furnished prisoners for Dec
A. G. Wilcox balance 1914 salary
j. E. Bowers, salary for December