The Robesonian., 1918-07-04

COUNTY CLAIMS PAID.

county Commissioners Appropriated
$1,000 TO Farm-Life School-Busi-
ness Transacted at Monthly Meet
ing.
The county commissioners were in
regular monthly session Monday. The
following claims were ordered paid:
Court House and Court-E. NJ.
Britt, recorder Lumberton district, ;,
salary, SIS; Jno. S. Butler, recorder
st. Pauls district, salary, $40; J. n.
Bule, recorder Red Springs district.
salary $50; R. M. Williams, recorder
Maxton district, salary, S65; D. W.
bullock, recorder Rowland. district,
salary, $50; A. E. Floyd, recorde.'
ialrmont district, salary, $50; j. NJ.
McGallum, county auditor, salary,
SLel.oO. stamps, phone calls. etc.
500; J. B. Bruton, repairing flag at
court house, 81; c. B. Skipper. clerI.
OF Superior court, salary, S308.34,
stamps S3.75; NJ. ". Floyd, register Of
deeds, salary. $31666, stamps S12;
K. Z. Lewis, sheriff, salary, S316.66,
stamps, 500, capturing two whiskey
stills, $40; Geo. D. Barnard Station
cry Co., books for court house, So. 81;
Edwards & Broughton, supplies for
county, $93; Freeman Printing Co.,
printing for county, $40; Ben Blount,
lanitor, salary $35. Total S1,752.9S.
Jail and Prisoners-Six rural police
men, s75 each-s450; C. L. Beard,
cnnuoxyipp c.
Pauls, feeding prisoners, $3.50; w. C.
Prevatt, jailer, salary $50; feeding
fund) S11.7O. Total S597.5O.
Ry. Co., freight on filing cabinet.
part payment on uniforms for home
guards, se2.63; Mccormick Co., bur
ial expenses of Dan Ransom, pauper,
SIS; A. M. Kinlaw, burial expenses of
Anderson Kinlaw, pensioner, SIS; R.
<. Davenport, dues State County Com
missioner association, s5; Alex AL
ford, registrar for Alfordsville town
ship, S14.O9; w. F. Bullock and R. w.
Fowler, poll-holders, 81 each-S4; d.
W. Bullock, burial ex penses of pau
per, SITS; W. M. Bridgers, burial
expenses Of pauper, SIS; Grantham
Bros, drugs for county, S18.25; K. NJ.
Biggs, supplies for county, $40; IIr.
4. H. Kerr, county farm demonstra-
tion agent, salary, $85; Miss Lulu VI
! Cassidey, county home demonstration
agent, salary, S66.65; Lucy J. Bris-
son, burial of Reuben Brisson, pen
sioner, SIS; McAllister Hdw Co., sup
fplies for county, $3.50; Mrs. J. B
'Bowen, county stenographer, salary
$50; J. Sam Branch, repair work al
county home, 81; /. J. Flowers, keep
ing county home, S167; The Worrell
Co., sprayers for Jail and court house
50; DR.. W. S. Rankin, secretary-treas-
| urer county health work, S29O.42. To-
tai S903.63. Grand total $3,254.11.
The board appropriated $1,000 tc
the county farm-life school at Phil
adelphus.
1t was ordered that the list-takers
for the various townships be pad 81
per day for days and 5 cents the
mile for two trips travelling expense
and II cents for each name entered
on the tax lists
C. B. Smith was rebated $50 on pei
lers tax, being one-half Of the county
B. & C. tax. The Pastime theatre
was rebated $40, part of the county S
part of the B. & C. tax.
The monthly report of DR.. w. a.
McPhaul, county health officer, was
ordered filed.
1t was ordered that $4,000 be rams
ferred from the salary fund to the
general county fund.
1t was ordered that each member
Of the board who possibly can do 50
attend the meeting of the State
County Commissioners association at
Gastonia August 14-16.
B. L. Sutton and wife, Ellen SUIT
ton, were placed on the regular pau
per list at So the month each, Ann
Eliza Maynor at 81 the month, Rach-
el Leach at 81, Lucy Ann Kinlaw at
81 the month.
The regular pauper list was paid.