The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, January 10, 1906, Page 6, Image 6
REPORT OF
COUNTY SUPERVISOR
For Quarter Ending December
31, 1905.
No. of In Who?e Favor
Claim, and Nature Claim Amt
461 Adam Morrison, sanitary work. .$ 0.2.1
462 J F Gregory salary etc, as clerk
of oonrt 101.00
403 T T Hunter, Jr., constable and
special deputy 36.68
464 W M Moore, salary superintendent
education 50.00
465 J B Wilson, road work 2.75
466 W O Davis, hire of team and
hauds 10.00
467 J I' Thoinasson,phone rent 24.00
468 O 8 ltobertson, lumber 1.00
469 J W Thompson, constable and
special deputy 10.00
470 L L" Croxton, hire of team 1.50
471 W B Bruce, salary as com. and
clerk. 9.37
472 ?1 G Gardner, salary as sup.... 33.33
473 J A Hjatt, salary as com 6.26
474 13 M Sullivan, et el surveying
county line 150.36
476 QF Cook, lumber and bridge
work 12.76
476 J T Adam s, bridge work 2.00
477 J D Haile, lumber 10.00
478 W A lioberts. bridge work 1.50
479 D S Wilson, repairing bridge... 2.00
480 Dr. W H Sapps, post mortums.. 10.00
481 11 P Mobley, grand juror 2 50
482 A 8 Broom, lodging for surveyors
8.50
483 A A Knight, repairing bridge... 10.00
484 E L Stogner, repairing bridge
etc 9.00
485 It L Steele, repairing bridge.... 1.60
486 W C Adams, hire of team and
bauds 15 50
487 W T Blackmou, grand juror.... 3.50
488 E B Linglc, grand juror 6 60
489 0 L McManus, grand juror 4.40
490 J C Uobinson, grand juror 2.80
491 J Li lteod, grand juror 3 0!
492 T M Hughes grand joror 1.50
493 W P Bennett, grand juror 1.6o
494 J M i oartncy, grand juror 2.7o
495 O F Payseur, repairing blinds
etc 3 2o
490 K E Ua?*kins, bridge work l.oo
497 J W Elliot, meals for jurors 39.6o
49a J W Stogner, bridge work 6o
499 H L Stovor, meals and lodging
for surveyors.... 6.oo
6oo W B Bruce, salary as com. and
clerk 9.37
Sol M t! Gardner, stamps and telegrams
,, 3.5o
5u2 J L) Griffin, magistrate 12 Co
503 J P Hunter, arresting and oonveying
prisoners 12 18
504 J W Elliott, meals for jurors.... 7.oo
505 H B Pardue, conveying convicts
tocliaingang. 9 oo
606 J S Truntham,arresting prisoner 1 25
5o7 D K and J K Hall, magistrate
and constable 27 5o
608 E U Secrest. official work. 3 oo
6o9 M O Gardner, salary 33.33
510 J W Hnllivan, keeping co, home. 71.oo
511 L 1 Perry, magistrate 2o.83
512 J D Taylor, bridge work 7.8o
513 J 11 Connor, constable 2o 83
514 J M Finley, bridge work 2.oo
515 W A McMurray, repairing
bridge 2.75
516 Jno A Cook, salary 25.oo
517 J E Blaekmon, salary 14 5o
518 W II Johnson, makiug till 2 oo
519 G W Sweat, repairing bridge.., 2.25
520 .1 T Hunter, Jr., constable 29.18
521 Enterprise Pub. Co., job work. .197.lo
522 \V M Moore, salary and stamps. 52.oo
523 Adam Morrison, sanitary 2 25
G?24 it E Eyles, building bridge 12.oo
625 J M Caskey, coroi.or 16.58
526 J E Stewman, proceedings in
lunacy 5.oo
J P Hunter, salary and jail acct.194 oo
IB Mawey, lumber 28 97
B JJruce, salarr 9 38
) Ballard, bridge work. i.60
sSlnj>)e, removing rack 2.5o
Tolsou, lumber and work,.. 4 00
smiley, lumber and work.. 3.oo
Upson, constable 4 2o
son, magistrate 8.33
iy, repairing bridge... 2.00
t, salary, lumber and
rk 38 45
repairing bridge.... 1.60
arnes, building bridge. .275 00
. skey, lumber and work.. 10 Oo
rdner, salary 33.33
"Oatoe, meals for surveyors 2.00
a'Hilton, et al managing elec<u
(cotton weigher) 3 00
?r*t5 J B Gregory,repairing bridge... 2.60
547 G F Payseur, repairs at jail 2.35
548 It G Hteele, lumber and work... 2.00
641' J .VI Curtney, Ion bor anil work., '2.76
650 W H Gainer, lumber and work.. 6.75
651 11 J Williamson, reward for convict
25.oo
662 J A Bowers, lumber and work.. 7 oo
663 M L Beckham, et al manager
election (cotton weigher) 3.oo
654 H W Nistare, making new road. 61.oo
655 W O Davis, building bridge... .'Joo.oo
656 L Ij Cauthen, oonveying lunatic 14.34
667 J J and W ? Huberts, magi a -
trate and constable 36.66 j
558 W |i Bruce, salary 9.37 I
559 L J Perry, magistrate 2o 83
560 O F Payseur, repairing bridge.. 1 25
561 H B McMnrray, wood for office. 1.1.5
562 Mack Dixon, wood for office*... .60
563 M O Gardner, salary 33.33
564 W O Davis, lumber and work... 5 5o
565 J W Hall, bridge and road work 12.15
otiti K tf wolte, lumber ana worn., a.oo
56/ Dr B U Potts, examination in
lunacy etc 6.00
568 J H Barr, building bridge 19 boo
569 Williams Hugbes Co , carpeting
etc 49.2o
570 G W Phillips, oonveying prisoner....
95
571 Gregory Hood Live Stock Co.,
conveying prisone. 26
572 J T Hunter, Jr., constable 5(54
573 J W Yicb. repairing bridge 2.60
574 it It Osmond, building butoient 3o 00
675 W M Moore, salary 5o.oo
676 LPS Hammond, hire of team.. I.60
677 J W Sullivan, keeping 00. homo 71.00
578 J B Ghent, removing rock 1.5o
579 Wm Mcllwain. pine for office... I.60
580 Jno K Cook, salary 25.oo
581 Jno B Blackmon, salary 25.oo
582 J T Hunter, Jr.. constable 29.18
583 J L Caskey, repairing bridge.... 5.75
68a J B Connor, constable 2o 83
685 J P Hunter, salary and jail acct.18o.2o
587 J B Witherspoon and to insurance
premium 11. 25
588 J A Carnes, constable 10 00
589 J M Caskey, coroner 14 68
590 J D Nisbet, repairing bridge 3.00
591 W F Hudson, magistrate.... 4.17
592 W B Bruce, salary 9.38
693 B L Catoe, lumber and
work 4.00
58i T H Snipes, lumber and
work 3.50
SOS W ? T.nnwv lumber and
work 7.00
596 J A Hyatt, salary 6.25
697 W L Parkes, making new
road 6.00
598 M C Gardner, salary 33.33
599 M W A Evan, repairs at
court house 75
600 W J Crenshaw, constable... 15.00
601 G C Oarnes, road tools and
supplies for county home... 35.10
602 Heath Supply Co., road
tools 13.20
603 Springs BankingA Mercantile,
road tools & coffin 16.00
504 J P Hunter, conveying
lunatic 17 10
605 .1 E Stewman, proceedings
in lunacy 5.00
606 R L Blackmon, road tools
aud paper orders 45.05
607 Dr L U Gregory, post mortums
and dissection 15.00 <
60S W M Ashley, hauling rock.. 10 00 |
609 O W Mackey, constable 20.75
610 Snipes and Baskins, lumber !
and work 8.00 .
611 J J Blackmon, road tools.,.. 82.80 '
612 M C Gardner, stamps and
telegrams 4.50 '
613 .1 K Htewmin, proceedings
in lunacy 5.00 :
614 C C Gregory, repairing
bridge ., 1.60
616 W A and W R Hinaon, re?miring
bridges 2.60
)r R G Elliott, lunacy and
post mortum. 10.00
617 J D Caskey, building bridge 20.00 ]
613 W B Bruce, salary 9 37
619 '1 H Outen, repairing bridge 1.50
6'20 .1 B Connor, constable 20.88 ;
621 .J no A Cook, salary wood etc 36.00
622 J no E Blackin?n, salary 25.00 <
623 W M 54 oore, salary etc 6-1.53 ,
624 J W Sullivan, keeping co.
home 83.20 i
625 M C Gardner, salary 33.33
626 LJ Perry, salary 20.83
627 J 11 Barr, building bridge 100 00
628 S A Steele, lumber and
worK 5.50
629 K R Armond, building butnient.
15.00
?5M W .1 (: hunt hnililiiicr hriilffp 1 ".(I
031 YV T Slaifle, removing raft. . 1 50
(532 Funderburk Co, supplies
for co. home 11.47
M C. GARDNER,
Co. Super.
YV. B. BRUCE,
Clerk.
"One Man's Achievments."
A Deserved Tribute to Lancaster's
"Napoleon of Finance"
and "Captain of
Industry," Colonel Leroy
Springs.
From The News and Courier.
The Bank of Lancaster paid
.January 1 a semi-annual divi
dond of 6 per cent on $50,000,
the Lancaster Cotton Mills 3 12
per cent on $1,000,000; 'he Lancaster
and Chester Railway Coin
pany 4 per cent on its capital
stock, the Lancaster Mercantile
Company 4 per cent on its capital
stock of $100,000, and the
Rank of Kershaw, in Lancaster
county, 4 per cent on its capital
stock of $50,000. Here are in
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