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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-24
Two Brush Fires
 And One False Alarm

A brush fire near the intersec- tion of Sand street and Tower road was extinguihsed by the Willow street fire company this morning at 11:26 o'clock. A false alarm was sent in from Box 221 on 1rion street this morning at 1853 o'clock this morning. At 1855 o'clock this morning telephone alarm was received for a refuse fire in the Waterbury Mattress companys plant on the corner of Benedict and West Clay streets.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-24

Sale" with Herbert Marshall, Sari Maritza and Charlie Ruggles. Also on the bill will be excellent short subjects.
 The change of program tomor- row will bring "The Fighting Gentleman" with William Collier Jr, and Josephine Dunn and "Cheyenne Kid" with Tom Keene, Mary Mason and Rosco Ates. Also to be shown will be the last chatper of "The Lost Special" and short subjects. The added special attraction will be Country Store at which 30 baskets containing choice family dinners will be given away.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-24
ON YALE CORPORATION

New Haven, Conn, March 24- (UP)-Reeve Schley, a vice-pres- ident and director of the Chase National bank, New York, has been nominated by the Yale alum nj board for place on the Yale corporation board.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-24
APPEALS DRY LAW

Baton Rouge, La, March 24.- (UP)-The Louisiana legislature repealed the state dry law and ap- proved a beer tax early to-day. Governor o. K. Allen signed the measures immediately and they be- come effective in 20 days, allowing legal beer at noon on April 13.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-24
News And Gossip From Hollywood;
 Movie Industry Won't Move East

Film Capital to Remain West Coast Despite Considerable Talk to the Contrary $20O000OOO Invested in Equipment
 and Studios Money Plight Gives Rise to Amusing Incidents
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-24

 GOSSIP
INTIMATE GLIMPSES AND INSIDE STUFF ON THE
 MOVIE COLONY
BY DAN THOMAS
By DAN THOMAS NEA Service Writer

Hollywood-Leslie Howard is the only "big name" in Hollywood not under contract to one of the numerous studios. But he feels that if he were taking a studios money regularly he would have to play in any pictures assigned him. And he likes to feel free to pick his own parts. So he goes ahead jumping from one film to another wherever and whenever it suits his fancy.
 Leslie has about completed his screen work for the time being, however. At present he is working in Fellow Prisoners" on the Warner lot. Then he moves over to Fox to do the screen version of his highly successful play, "Berk- ley Square," When that is com pleted he will hop to London to do a stage play which also will have a run on Broadway following the English engagement. Then and not until then will he return to rnovie-land.
 An interesting side of Howard is his extreme fondness for horses and anything connected with them. According to Mrs Howard, he had the most fun he ever has han in his life while making Secrets" with Mary Pickford just because of the opportunity it gave him to ride and be a big outdoor man. "Why, he used to even come home and play cowboy" she declared.
 William Collier, ST., was rehears- ing Jay Ward and Bill O'Brien, a couple of six-year- olds, for a fight scene in Pilgrimage"
 You and Jay have fight" Col Her told the youthful Bill. Have you 8 good reason for smacking him?"
 "No. but I can think up a good one easy enough" drawled Bill.
 Being on the high seas enroute to Europe, she probably doesn't know 1t yet, but when Constance Bennett returns to resume her work before the cameras. she is going to be stripped of the gor- geous gowns which have marked recent films.
 Her next few pictures will be modelled along the lines of Com
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-24

mon Clay" and "The Common Law" both of which were so high ly successful.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-24

Give Brook got his first film job in England because he could blow smoke rings-a talent of which he still is proud.
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Bolin. H. E. and wife, l lot, ST.

Bolin. H. E. and wife, l lot, 9Th
Ave. West, $19.9S.
Consolidated Realty Corp, 5
houses and "a lots, $4,000.
Calm, Mrs. E, house and 8
acres, $184.11.
Hood, Quincy P, Com. of Bank,
II lots and improvements,
$4,000.
Clark, L. c.. lot Al, Rainbow,
$3.50.
Carolina Realty Units, 81 lots,
$42O.91.
Corriher. H. A., "a acres, E. L.,
$17.76.
Coff, Mrs. Penelope, lot 4 block
5, E. L., 5000. "f.
Cameron. Miss Johnnie. lot 70,
block 10, E. L., 5000.
CHANNEL, Maud c., lot 3, block
9, E., $685..
Carter, Maud B., lot 2, block
| 7, E. L., S9.99.
Cartright, Ruth M, Z acres, E.
L., $3.50.
Collins, R. c., lot Al, block 2,
E. No. 2, 5000.
Collins, r. L., lot 8, block B
Rhod, $36.26.
Crews, j. B., lot A, Rainbow
5000.
Crye J. R., lot 27, block 10
E. L.. 1899.
Clark, Mrs. Chas. E., lots II
liz and 10, block 2, Rho; lot 6
block 6, Rho; lot 80, block 4, E
No. 2, 5000.
IDeGarmo, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas, lot:
l, 2, rs, 26, block 2 E. No. $65.12
Duff, James w., lot 9 block Ia
Rhod., 5000.
Dozier, Mary R., lots l. 2, 8
and 4, block l, E. No. l; lots 10
II and "a, block 8, E: No. l
I$4S10.
Dalton, Louise w., lot 10, bloch
5, E. L., $3.50. ,
Davis, S. E., lots a and 5, block
liz, Rhod., $19.9S.
! Ehinger, Edward, lot 10, bloch
10, E. L., 5000.
Elliott, ]. o., l lot, $16.65.
Feagle, Carl E., lots Is and IA
block 9, Rhod, $Sl.03.
Fuller, H. Walter, Is lots an'
l 1-2 acre, $1l8.40.
Flick, Mrs. L. N. lot 9, block 10
E. L., 5000.
Fleming, Mrs. Chas., lot 9 blocl
2, E. No. l. 5000.
Farmers Land & Trust Co.. g
acres, $65.12.
Field, R. F.. lots G and 7, bloc
IL, Rhod, $19.9S.
Fleetwood Hotel Corp, IL
acres, improvements, $1,62S.OO
Fairview Land Co., lot 81
block IL, E. L.. 1899.
Few, C. Jr, Green House
S94.72. -,
Fuller, Alice H.. lots 92, 8;
SO, 81 and SO, block. 10, f. l
1898. ..-
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TOWN OF LAUREL PARK LIST
OF UNPAID TAXES, 1892

By virtue of the power vested
in me as tax collector for the
Town of Laurel Park, Henderson
County, North Carolina, will on
Tuesday, 5th day of September,
1888, the said date being the LIST
Tuesday in said month, (the first
Monday being a legal holiday Of
fer for sale at the courthouse door
at public auction, the following
named property. to satisfy the de-
linquent tax due thereon, said
taxes being due for the year Or
years mentioned, only 4 per cent
penalty and advertising to be add
ed if paid now.
This the 9Th day of Aug. 1888.
F. H. ROBERTS,
Tax Collector.
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REGULAR UNPAID 1882 TAX

Arledge, A. Y, lots 81, %, %,
"a and rs, block No. 10, 8 1-2
acres. $127.28.
Arledge, A. Y, Especially, lots
7, 8 and 9, Block 7, E. No. /.
$29.97.
Avery, V. G., lot 10, Block 2.
E. No. l, 5000.
Avery, L. ]. and Withers, lot 10
Block 7, E L., 5000.
Aldermen, A. H., lots SO and
IA, Block 6, E No. /, $15.98.
Adams, w. H. Elk, lot SO, Rain
bow, $14.S0.
Blanton, J. NJ, lot 10, Block 2,
E. No. 2, $11.10.
Blalock, j. w., lot 33 block 9,
E. No. l, 5000.
Buchanan, w. A., ct al, lot IL,
block d, E. No. l, $9.99.
Bovine, w. P, lots IL, 13 and
Ia block 4, E. No. 2, S29.97.
Beckman, w. B., lot 3 block Is,
Rhod., $10.66.
Beatie, Carl g., lot IS. block
4, E. No. 2, 5000.
Brown, Samuel B., lot Sc, block
6, f. No. ! 1899,
Brown, l.. F., lot 2 block 2,
E. No. /, 5000.
Butler, Mamie NJ, lots l8 and
20 block 5, f. L., $19.9S.
Burgess, Kale, ct al, lot 3, BLOCK
5, f. L., 5000.
Bibee, T. R., and wife, lot 65
block 10. E. L.. 5000.
Bivings, Mrs. M. A, lots Il
and 16, block 8, f. L., 1896.
Beeler, Laura L., lot a, block 6
E. No. l; lot 7 block 3, f. No. {,
I$19.98.
Bennett, Foster and Roy, lot l.
block 3, E. No. ]. 1882.
Bernard S. g., lot 2, block 2, r
IN. 2, 5000.
! Barnwell, z. NJ, l acre, 5tl
Ave. West, 5000.
Batchlar, j. o., lot so, Rain
| bow, S9.99.
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PAGE NINE

Rainbow; lot s3 block 10, E. L.,
$19.9S.
Reynolds, w. N, lot 40, block
3, Z. No. 2. $l9.9S.
Rhododendron Corp, 9 lots,
is 1-2 acres, $l03.6O.
Rufty, Pearl A., lot /, block z,
z. L., $3.50.
Rowland, Frances, lot A, block
8, E., 1899.
Rivers, J. D. ct al, lot IL, block
6, f. No. l, $500.
Raibourn, R. L., lot 10, block
II, E. L., 1899.
Richardson, w. R., lots 8 and 9,
block 2, E. No. 2, 5000.
Strong, Louis X, lot 35, block
ia. Rhod., $9.99.
Swain, Mary Eta, lot 80, Rain
bow, 5000.
Sherfessee, Louis, lot 6, block
2, Rhod., $9.99.
Smith, A. Y, lot 8, block A,
Rhod.. $9.99.
Smith, Carrie, 5000.
Smith, ]. E., 1-2 interest in 2
lots. 1882.
Steadman, Lucy L., lot IT,
block 3, +. No. 2, $9.99.
Switzerland, E. R., trustee, lot
25. block 4, f. No. 2, 5000.
I Spahler, A. B., lot 8, block 3,
f. No. 2, 1888.
Smoak, p. NJ, lot 4, block .,
, Rhod., $500.
Smith, Mrs. w. NJ, lot 8, block
6, E. No. /. 1899.
Smith, 7. W., house and lot.
S14.S0.
Sandifer, j. R., one lot, L. p,
1892.
Scott, Miss Grace, one lot, L. p,
5000.
Singletary. ]. K, &c acres and
3 lots, $l5S.36.
The First Bank of Birmingham,
trustee, lot 33, Rainbow, $57.72.
Twitchell, Mrs. A. H., lot II,
block 4, E. No. /, 5000.
Troutman, DR.. NJ. L., lots 10
and ~, block 8. f. L., 1898.
Thurman, Mrs. J. H., lot SO,
block 8, f. No. /, $9.99.
Thelgard, Mrs. A. b., lot -,
block 5, E. No. 2, 5000.
Taylor, Mrs. Grace, lots Z and
%. f. No. !, $l9.9S.
Vogel. DR.. F.. b., lot 10, block
, 7, F.. 5000.
Valley, Mrs. c. j., lot 9, block
. 3, Rhod.. 5000.
Willcocks, Reginald, lots 70. 70,
90, 81, block 10, f. L.. 1896.
Woodfrey, Helen, lot IA, (busi-
ness), $l3.32.
| Woodruff, c. A.. lots 3, 5, 49,
, and so. block 3, +. No. l. $44.40.
Williamson, Chas. E., 1899.
y Wearn, Jno. c., lot Is, block 4,
T.. No. |, 5000.
, Weir, Mrs. Lula. lot 4, block 8,
+. No. !, 1899.
K Walker. X. c., lot S, block A,
, Rhod., 1899.
Wright, Mamie E.. lot 8, block
4 +, Rhod., $l9.9S.
Wertz, B., 9Th Ave. w., 5000.
d. J. Weaver and Young M.
Smith, trustee, lot 81. block l, E.
b, No. 2, S44.40.
Zuner, y. A., lots II and 10,
) block =, +. No. |, 1898.
$ Zimmerman. VIM. H., lot SO.
block 10, +. L., 1886.
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Total
Pat Kinney, Attorney,
by check No. 334, for fees and ex-'
pense for the month of Noyem-
Der, as per statement rendered,
and copied below:
First Bank & Trust Company, !
Hendersonville, N. C.
To Pat Kinney, Attorney.
Rutherfordton, n. G.
Services rendered as Attorney in
drawing Court orders and deeds
Travelling Expenses
l1-1-Trip to Hendersonville and
return, IA miles; meals 40
l1-9-Trip to Hendersonvilge and
return, "A miles
11-1O-Trip to HendersonVille and
return, A miles; meals 80
11-15-Trip to Henderson willie and
return, "A miles; meals 80
11-15-Trip from Hen Jacksonville
to beyond Fletcher and return,
getting deed signed by party who
owed bank. 80 miles
l1-17-Trip to Hendr arsonville and
return, A miles
11-22-Trip to Hend ersonville and
return, "A miles; meals so. Trip
from Hendersonville to East Flat
Rock and vicinity, attending to
banks real property, Is miles;
meals so
11-29-Trip to Henidersonville and
return, Al miles; meals 80
Total 1858 miles at &c per mile
Total meals
Total miles. meals and Attor-
ney fees
11-5-Trip to So luda and return,
SO miles
11-12-Trip to Saluda and return,
6S miles
11-19-Trip tc, Saluda and return,
SO miles
11-26-Trip to salula and return,
6S miles
11-29-Trip from Hendersonville
to Saluda,. Asheville and return,
attending to Alma Bishop mat
ter. sc rGiles
Total, SSs miles at &c per mile
Total
1852 To Pat Kinney, Attorney,
by Ct eek No. SAG, for fees for 1-2
mon In of December, 1882, and
exp ense for December, 1882. as
peg statement rendered and
&C pied below:
Statement of expenses from De-
'.ember /, 1882, to December Is,
1882 and Attorney fees for month
! of December, 1882. due Pat Kim
zey for services rendered as As
sistant Liquidating Agent and
Attorney to the North Carolina
Banking Commission, Elk Rel.
First Bank & Trust Company,
Hendersonville, N. C. 4,
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DELINQUENT

Adams, Bertha g., lot 80, block
3, F.. No. 2, 5000.
Applet, Augusta, lot AZ, Rain
bow, 5000.
Atlantic Terracotta Corporation
$46.03.
Burgess, Cole K. ct al, lots 4,
5 and %, +. L., 1898.
Bridgott, Marion, lot 6, block
u, +. L., 5000.
Brady, Josephine, lots II and
IS. Rhod., S19.98.
Blackburn. Chas b., no. 7,
! (business), $3.50.
Battel, W L., lot 2, Echo,
5000.
Baker, Irene and Metur A.,
lots Is and 16, block 2, E. No. !,
i$I7.76.
Baird, VIM. j., lot 81, block 3,
f., 5000.
Bailey, Marion H., lots G. 7 and
AZ, +. No. 2. S29.97.
Burke, o. E., and Page, lots "a,
Echo, 5000.
Britton, Willie w., lot SO, Rain
bow, SG.66.
Brown, Oliver p, lot 80, f. No.
2, 1899.
Boune. H. and w. p. 25 lots,
i$l79.82.
/ Barber, Trix, 1 lot, 1910.
Bartell, Mrs. Hattie, lot 38,
Rhod.. $12.58.
Cromie, Rachel, lot 2, Rainbow,
|$11.l0.
Cozine, D. B., lot 10. Rainbow,
1899.
Cox, Dora E., lot g., Z. No. 2,
1892.
Cox. Annie. ct al, lot Is, E. No.
II, 5000.
Cecil, P. S., lots IA and 81, F..
No. 1, $19.9s.
Catheron, G. H., lot 1S. G. c.,
$500.
Dinwiddie, Jane w., lot %,
block 3, E. No. 2, $6.66.
! Dixon, D. B.. lot II, f. No. /,
5000.
Downing, Matte, lot "a, E. No.
1, $3.50.
Edwards, Mary B., lot &c. f. L.,
5000.
Edwards, Flora and Alma, lot
Is, G. c., 5000.
Erwin. Matilda. lot AZ, f. No.
2, 1899.
Ellis, Mary E., ct al, lot IL, f.
No. /, 1899.
Edney. NJ. Lee. II lot, f. L.,
| $631.30.
Fromel, Martha G., lot 6, E.
No. l, 5000.
Floyd, H. T., lot 8s, f. L.,
1892.
Fletcher. Mrs. R., lot 16, E. No.
il, 5000.
Florida, Carolina Estates, lots
Al to so, block IL, E. L., S20.72.
Fix, Rosa w., lot, l.. Pr
/ $29.79.
Ferguson. r. f., l lot, L. p,
$11.10.
! Foster, B. L., lots as and So,
Rainbow, $14.80.
! Gudger, Kate H., lots l, 2 and
3, business. $15.54.
Grimes. Helen L., lots IL and
I13, (business), $5.18.
Goodwin, Augusta, lot 5, (busi-
ness). $5.18.
Goodwin, E. A., lot &c, E. No
l, $6.66.
Green, H. j., Jr., lots 1S and
I21, E. No. l, 1892.
Gibson, Louise, lot "a, (busi-
ness). 1926.
i Continued on page ILL., !
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Rutherfordton. n. c.

Ruthertordton, n. G.
Services rendered as Attorney in
trial and disposition of approx
mately Is cases in J. p. Court in
which the Commissioner of Banks
is plaintiff -----------------
Drawing court orders, etc. ----
Travelling Expenses
8-16-Trip to Hendersonville and
return. A miles; meals go
8-23-Trip to Hendersonville and
return, East Flat Rock and Laurel
Park, meals .35
S-30-Trip to Hendersonville and
return (detour), so miles; meals
.35
Total 154 miles at &c per mile
Total meals -----------------
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| Fulton Realty Co., 80 lots and
IL 1-2 acres, $151.70.
Fuller, Oliver c., 80 1-2 lots
and 6 1-2 acres, $129.76.
| Florida, Cor. Estates, 13 lots,
|$17.76.
Garner, Bessie Y, lot 81, block
8, E. No. 2, $65.S6.
Graves. Anne c., lots 4, 5 and
/ rs, block 4. F. No. 2, $29.97.
! Graves, Jno. Temple, Mrs, lot
Is, block Z, F. No. l, S9.99.
CASTOR, A. L.. one lot, 5000.
Gerow, Marion H., 7 lots and
house, $S4.36.
Grace Securities Corporation,
lot AZ, S54.75.
Gregg, w. NJ, lot 101 block TO-,
E. L., 5000.
Greyling Realty Corp. lots sc
and "a, Rainbow; ! lot, 9Th Ave.
w., $3.50.
Grimon, R. t., lots II and 70,
block 2. f. No. 2, 1892.
/ Glass, Mary Crowell, one lot,
Hinnant, Elinor R., lot 6,
$685..
Houston, Jno. B., lot II. Rain.
bow, $27.3S.
Harkins, I. E., lots 81 and %
Rainbow, $26.64.
Hoberson, C. B., lots 6 and z
block 7. Rhod., 1882.
Harris, Wade H.. lot 70, bloch
10, E. L., 5000.
Hodgedorn, lack, lot 5, bloch
2, E. No. 2, 5000.
Hatcher, NJ, A., lot 80, blocl
8. E. No. 2, 5000.
| Hobenicht, Mrs. T. NJ, lot 3
block 2, E. No. 2, 5000.
Hairlin. Mrs. Margaret F., lot
| 2, block s, Rhod, $17.76.
Hawkins, A. H. one lot, l.. P.
$500.
Hedmon, McIves, lot II, blocl
10. E. L., 1899.
Hester, Elizabeth B., lot %
block 3, E. No. 2, 1899.
Hinlon. Louis L., lot s, blocl
7, E. L., 1886.
Hicks, Jessie H., lot 16, blocl
3. E. No. /, 5000.
, Hunter, Mrs. George X, lot %
block 3, E. No. |, $l4.80.
Holowell. Noah, lot "a, block 8
! E. No. /, $500.
Harry, c. F., lot 6, block &c
Rhod.. 5000.
Huffman, Myrtle. lots 8 and |
block 10, E. L., $19.98.
8 Hedge, o. E., lot 5, block II
Rhod.. 5000.
7, lizard, Geo. L., lot %, block
f. No. 2, 5000.
= Iddings, Effie, l lot, L. P
$9.99.
}, Jackson, B., 3 block F. Rhod
!. $62.16.
Johnson City shale Brio
Corp, lot G, block 13, Rhod
1899.
James. C. N. and Ethel, lots
and 5, block Ia, Rhod. 9l.39.
June. Helen R., lots As and Al
Rainbow, $5O.32.
June, Helen r., and johnson
lot 10, block 10, F.. L., Sl1.8l.
Jordan. Miss Florence, lots
: and 8, Rhod, Villa site and II LOT
1 $l5S.73.
kirkpatrick, Emma p, 10 lot
f. No. /, $4,000.
Krames, w. H., lots 4 and 4.
block 6, Z. L., $11.84.
Kite, Clarence, lot 1, block !
Rhod. 5000.
Kirkstead, Fred A., house an
lot. 1892.
Knight, w. A., 1-2 acre, Ech
1854.
Kuhn, X. c., house and 10
;S50.32.
Kirk, w. r., ct al, 5 acres an
10 lots, $239.7G.
LeMaster, Mrs. p. T., lot q
block 2, F. No. 2, $500.
Legg, Miss Allie, lots 3 and
E. No. 2. 5000.
Long. Henrietta w., lot 2, bloc
5, E. L., 5000.
Locke. Richard B., lots %, 9:
and "a block 4. E. No. ], $29.97
Lybrook, Mary E., lot 80, bloc
g, f. No. 2, $7.99.
Locke. Evelyn and Edith, lot
Fuller Court. 1882.
Lassiter. RE, lot Al, block
+. No. 2, SIT.
Labor, b. and d., lot, 5000
Laurel Park Realty Co.. "A
| acres and III lots, 81, 73O.S5. .
Morgan, W. j., lots ~ and q
Rainbow, Sl9.98.
Montgomery, Mrs. Frances io
; 30. block !, +. NO. |, 5000;
Millburn: j; T., lot Il, block
E. No. |, $9.99.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE -, c..o 80 North
l. STACEY w. WADE Secretary of State of the state O % the
do hereby certify foregoing to be true copy OF
ment of the First Trust Company hed IN my Of
the 31st day of July 1888 by Gurney p Hood, COMMISSIONER "
Banks. 49,. o@xad nv
In Witness Whereof hereunto set my hand and aN lily
official seal. -, -. ,,:t N the wear
Done in office at Raleigh this the h day of August III 'e year
Of our Lord 1885, cn,rpv w WADE
4 4 Secretary Of State
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Legal services rendered in connec-
mately six Justice of the Peace
cases. drawing one court order
and one deed
Travelling Expenses:
l2-6-Trip to Hendersonville and
return, "A miles; meals so
80" 12-14-Trip to Hendersonville
and return, "A miles
Total SO miles at &c per mile
Total meals ---------------
Total
2-4-3S-To Pat Kinney, Attorney,
by check No. 366, for fees and
expense for the month of Janu-
airy, 1888. For services perform
ed as Attorney for the North Car
DINA Banking Commission, EX
Rel, Saluda Branch, First Bank
& Trust Company Of Henderson,
vile, N. G. ---------------
S-3-33-To Pat Kinney, Attorney.
by check No. 376, for travel and
expense and fees for the month
/ of February, 1888, as per details
shown below:
Disposition of approximately three
J. P. Cases. $500
2-4-33-Trip to Saluda and re-
turn, 68 miles
2-14-33-Trip from Henderson
vile to Saluda and return, "a
miles
Total 90 miles at &C per mile
Total Attorney Fees -------.-
To Pat Kinney, Attorney, by
check No. ST.. for travel and eX--
pense and fees for the month OF
February, 1888, as per details
shown below:
Preparing and obtaining court or
der, R. C. Clark settlement, con-
situations, etc.-$5.OO
2-7-33-Trip to Hendersonville
and return, "A miles; meals .35
2-7-S3-Attending to bank prop
critics. 10 miles
2-l4-33-Trip to Hendersonville
and return, "A miles; meals AS
2-21-33-Trip to Hendersonville
and return, Al miles; meals 40
2-28-33-Trip to Hendersonville
and return, "A miles; meals 40
Total 1856 miles at &C per mile
Total meals ----------------
Total Attorney Fees --------
Total
4-3-33-To Pat Kinney, Attorney,
by check No. 1896, for legal serv-
ices for the month of March. 1888,
preparing Court Order, consulta-
5-3-33-To Pat Kinney. Attorney,
by check No. 400, for legal serv-
ices re: preparing and obtaining
two court orders in connection
with settlement of obligations due
bank
Total paid to Pat Kinney, Atty.
Total paid All Attorneys 11-19-SO
through 5-31-33 --------------
Note: Collections for First Bank
& Trust Company, HendersOnville,
amounted to $259,073.02 as OF
June /, 1888.
Ratios of above payments to col
lections:
Total paid to Independent Audito
Total paid to Departmental Auditor
Total paid to All Additions
Total paid to Attorneys----------
CAROLINA,
OF STATE,
l, STACEY w. WADE. Secretary
Carolina, do hereby certify the foree
statement of the First Bank & Trust
the 31st day of July, 1888. by Cur
Banks.
In Witness Whereof. l have hereur
official seal.
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Pat Kinney. Attorney,
by check No. 1922, for fees and ex-
pense for the month of October,
1882, as per statement rendered
and copied below:
First Bank & Trust Company,
Hendersonville, N. c.
To Pat Kinney, Attorney,
Rutherfordton. n. G.
Services rendered as Attorney in
drawing approximately three
Court orders and disposing of APP
proximately six Justice of the
Peace cases
Travelling Expenses: .
October 4th-Trip to Henderson
vile and return, A miles; meals
.35
October 4th-Trip from Hender-
sonville to Saluda and neighbour
ing territory and return, attend
ing to bank real estate. % miles
October 11th-Trip to Hender-
sonville and return, A miles
meals so .
October 14th-Trip to Hender-
sonville and return. "A miles
meals so
October 1Sth-Trip to Hender-
sonville, via Skyland, IS miles
October 25th-Trip to Hender-
sonville and return. A miles
meals .35
Total 269 miles at &C per mile
Total meals ---------------
October 1st-Trip to Saluda and
return, 68 miles
October 15th-Trip to Saluda and
. return, 6S miles
October 22d-Trip to Saluda and
return, 6S miles
October 29th-Trip to Saluda and
return, 6S miles; meals 40
Total 272 miles at &C per mile
Total meals
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,,,k No. 1913. for fees and
y tns s for the month of May,
a gS5n'ss IS per statement rendered
VI l so9'BB Bank & Trust Company.
JACKSONVILLE, N. c.
hS MIN Judgment IN approx
la; yt. j. P. Cases ----------
sa.s.iius Expenses
f'a'''%"St Of Pat Kinney, Atty,
%, n Rank & Trust Company.
t; I.srfordton, n. c.
2g[5LTrip to Hendersonyille
- rs-r,rn. IA miles
90 ID STRIP to Hendersonville
rs-.rn. IL miles; meals so
~ 81 Strip to Hendersonville
p rsrrrn. "A miles; meals 80
~ p. STRIP from Henderson
n s 10 Asheville and return 40
s y; "Trip to Hendersonville
r turn. II miles; meals 40
~ ga, y, 2I6 miles at &c per mile
T,ral meals --------------
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lO-3-32--To Pat Kinney, Attorney,
by check No. 315, for fees and
expense for the month of Septem-
Der as per statement rendered and
copied below:
First Bank & Trust Company.
Hendersonville, N. c.
To Pat Kinney, Attorney,
Rutherfordton, n. c.
Services rendered as Attorney in
drawing court orders in connec-
ton with certain settlements of
obligations due First Bank and
Trust Company
Travelling Expenses
S-6-32-Trip to Hendersonville
and East Flat Rock and return,
81 miles; meals So
9-13-32-Trip to Hendersonville
and return, AS miles; meals 40
9-20-32-Trip to Hendersonville
and East Flat Rock and return,
So miles; meals .35
9-27-32-Trip to Hendersonville
and return, A miles; meals .35
Total 1919 miles at &c per mile
Total meals
First Bank & Trust Company,
Saluda Branch.
Travelling Expenses:
9-3-32-Trip to Saluda and re-
turn, 6S miles
9-10-32-Trip to Saluda and re-
turn, 68 miles
9-17-32-Trip to Saluda and re-
turn, 68 miles
9-24-32-Trip to Saluda and re-
turn, 68 miles
Total PIP miles at &c per mile
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TnIeling expenses -
:Ii.32-Trip to Hendersonville
~ return and attending to other
winess Of bank, 48 miles; meals
n-32-Trip to Hendersonville
!, return and attending to other
s,k business, 40 miles; meals so
S2a-32-Trip to Hendersonyille
and return, IA miles; meals SIS ,
Yo,a, 1873 miles at &c per mile
Total meals
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Iectl0nS;
Total paid to Independel
Total paid to Department
Total paid to All Auditor
Total paid to Attorneys.