The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, October 17, 1918, Page Page Three, Image 3
gVUHRRLT REPORT OP THE COURT* BOARD OP OOMM188IONER8
OP MLLON COURT*, 8. C.
Claims Audited and Ordered Paid March Mh, 1818.
For Month of April
Claim
No. Claimant Nature Claimed Allowed
8888 Jno. R. Watson, Treas. Sinking Fund 10,000.00 10,000.00
89 Jno. R. Watson, Trea. Sinking Fund 10,000.00 10,000.00
90 Jno. R. Watson, Treas. Sinking Fund, 5,000.00 5,000.00
91 W. E. Johnson, B. A B. Bethea Township, 3.50 3.50 I
92 Andrew Brumbies, R. A B. Bethea Townshi" 10.50 10.50.
93 R. R. Turbeville, R. A-B. Car. Township 4.75 4.7 5
94 M. R. McLellan, R. A B. Car. Township 36.00 36.00
96 F. 11. Page, R. A B. Car. Township 3.60 3.50
96 John C. Hayes, Lbr. Kirby Township 104.10 104.19 '
" 97 Archie Graham, R A B Harls Township 25.00 25.00 .
98 T. A. Allen, R. A B. Harls. Township '2.00 2.00 1
99 J. E. Norton. R. A B. Harls. Townshin 19.18 19.13 1
K 1900 Jenks McQueen, R. ft B. Hrls. Township 7.50 7.50 jl
01 J. McQueen, R. ft B. Harls. Township, 17.60 87.60 | <
02 Evans Pharmacy, Medicine for Gang, 2.10 2.10 (
03 Smith Grocery Co., Prov. ft Stock feed gang 347.22 347.28 j (
04 Standard P. ft L. Co., Paint 138.90 138.90 j<
05 Palmetto Hardware Co., Hardware for Gang 87.49 87.49 ; l
06 Henry Jackson, Rent for stalk cutter grfng 1.25 1.25 j I
07 G. H. Thornton, Painting barn for gang 20.00 20.00
09 N. M. Mdlnnis,, Salary and free labor gang, 173.75 173.75'
09 Dillon Hardware Co., Hardware for gang 27.25 27.25
10 Dillon Hardware Co., Hardware for gang 92.00 92.44
11 Morris Fass, Clothing for gang, 1.60 1.50
23 W. B. Gaddy, Apl. salary Co. Com. 12.50 12.50
4.9 E. T. Elliott, Mules for Gang 980.00 9 80.00,
II Mamie McLees, Apl. salary R. Supervisor, 0.00 60.00 .
14 Jno. W. Gaddy, Apl. salary auditor 47.78 47.78 j
15 B. F. Gasque, Jany salary coroner 12.50 12.50,
6916 B. F. Gasque, Feby. slary coroner, 12.50 12.50
17 B. F. Gasque, March salary coroner, 12.50 12.50 (
18 B. F. Gasque, Apl. salary coroner, .12.50 12.50,
19 Anthony Partlow, .Apl salary Janitor 30.00 30:00!
20 John R. Watson, March ft April salary Treas. 105.06 105.06 :
91 Corn 'MoT siisIm a *vl _ B w.. a o ao OA OO I .
* W??M imvuaui ill, A|/l. CMIiai J rici R UUCIIU, O O O O OO.OO '
22 J. M. Hargrove, Apl. salary Co. Com 12.fit 12.50 i
.24 J. F. Bethea, Apl. salary Co. Com. 12.fit 12.50'<
25 W. C. Easterltng, Apl. salary Road 8uper. 100.Ot 100.00 1 <
26 Evans Pharmacy, Stationery and Jail Ptos. 7.0B 7.05 I <
28 B. F. Hardy. Post Mortem 10.00 10.00
29 B. F. Hardy, Lunacy fi.Ot 5.00
30 Tracey E. Fore, Magistrate Salary, 25.00 25.00
31 J. T. McQueen, Salary as Constable 26.Ot 25.00 {
32 J. L. Bethea, Magistrate Salary, 10.Ot 50.00
33 Sam McLaurin, Magistrate Salary 6 3.00 60.00
34 G. H. Thornton, Plumbing for Public Bldgs. 2.00 2.00.
35 I. T. Woo.d, Coal for P. Buildings. 232.13 232.13 |
36 S. Bell Tel. & Tel. Co., Tel. rent for P.Bldgs 14.fit 14.50
37 Dillon Hardware Co., Hardware for Jail-P. Bldgs. 2.56 2.55 |
38 Dillon Hardware Co., Hardware for P. Bldgs. 7.50 7.50.
39 Sam McLaurin, Tol. Calls & Telegrams-Mis. 3.80 3.80;
40 Sam McLaurin, clerk, stamps for Co. Com. 5.0t 5.00
41 W. Evans & Cogs. Co., Books etc., 85.06 85.06 j
42 Elliott-Fisher Co., Typewriter Parts 3.5t 3.50
43 Elliott-Fisher Co., Typewriter Parts 1.5t 1.60,
44 Dudley Mfg. Co., Typewriter Parts 5.20 5.20 ;
45 J. N. Sprunt, Check Writer. 30.00 30.00;
46 National. O. Supply Co., Typewriter Ribbons, 12.64 12.64
47 Maggie Evans, Tomato Club Expense 20.46 20.45 1
48 J. C. Davis, Apl. salary J. of Probate, ' 16.66 16.66 ,
6949 Stubbs Wholesale Grocery, Hay for gang, 428.67 4.28.67,
50 J. C. Da\is, Minors, 6.06 6.u?
75 Jno. C. Bethea, Apl salary C of Court, 41.67 41.67
51 J. C. Davis. Stamps, 3.00 3.00 |
52 L. F. Britt, Apl. salary Deputy Sheriff, 60.00 60.00 |
53 S. V. Lane, Apl. Salary Sheriff, 125.00 125.00 j
54 R. S. Rogers, Apl Salary Superintendent Ed. 91.67 91.67
55 Dillon E. L. Plant, Lights for P. Bldgs, 8.07 8.07 ,
oo l^uitin v* . yt . i'ihiii, ??ier 1ui r. diuk? j.ji a. 01 i
57 Bank of Dillon, note for poor farm, 1,100.00 1,100.00 !
58 McLaurin A Thompson, P. & stock fd. gang 1,857. 1,867.12
59 J. C. Davis, Minors, 1.50 1.50 ;
60 James R. Watson, R. & B. Harls. Township, 50.00 50.00
. 61 J. L. Bridges. Freight for Gang, 26.54 25.54 J
^ 62 Sam Harrelson, Free Labor for Gang, 30.00 30.00 j
on 63 J. M. Hamer, R. A B. Mang. Township, 11.56 11.55 ;
64 A. B. Thompson, To Painting poor farm barn 9.00 9.00;
\ 65 Rankin and Tyson, Lumber for Harfs Township 131.26 131.25 !
?V 66 J. A. Nettles, Blacksmith for Gang, 9.26 9.25
67 L. B. Haselden, Magistrate Salary, 41.66 41.66,
68 L. B. Haselden, Magistrate Salary, 41.67 41.67 ,
I I A9 R. Webster, Constable Salary, 24.00 24.00
^ I Ti Webster. Magistrate Salary, 37.50 37.50
m V S. E. Brunson, Provisions for Gang, 66.44 66.44
C L. F. Britt, Jailor sal. A Dieting pris. 69.00 69.00 ;
3 W. D. Buie, Lumber for Car township, 202.98 202.98;
l\ W. H. Phillips. Plumbing for P. Bldgs. 17.40 17.40
X $32,831.71 $32,830.21
? J Less Discount 1.50
i ' $32,830.21 $32,830.21
, Less Sinking Fund Check No. 5888 10,000.00 10,000.00
V Less Sinking Fund Check No. 5880 10,000.00 10,000.00
fe Less Sinking Fund Loan No. 5890 5,000.00 5.000.00,
i Less Poor Farm Note No. 5967 1,100.00 1,100.00
Total Warrants drawn fur April $ 6,730.21 $ 6,730.21
Claims Audited and Ordered Paid June 4th for Month of May, 1918.
6976 S. V. Lane, Exp. Capturing Negro, 74.90 58.90
5977 L. F. Britt, Salary A Feeding Pris. 106.30 106.30
6978 Mamie McLees, Sal. May R. Super. 60.00 60.00
6979 A. P. Bethea, Sal. May Clerk. 16.67 16.67
5980 Hargrove Hall Co., Clothes for chain gang 36.70 36.70
6981 Jno. W. Gaddy, Postage and Telegrams 5.22 5.22
5982 Walker-Evans Cogwv?ll, Stationery, etc., 4.51 4.51
5983 So. Bell Tel. A Tel Co., Phone rent, 14.50 14.50
5984 umotiundro L<Dr. to., l,Dr. lor up <ea lowutmp 20.41
5985 Jno. R. Watson, sal. for May Co Treas 52.77 52.77
5986 D. M. M'chaux, sal- for May-Apr. Co. Phy 20.00 20.00
5987 William Brick. Gloves for Chain Gang, 1.80 1.80
5988 D. E. Owens,/Repairs o nBridges Hill 21.80 21.80
5989 S. V. Lane, sal, for May Co. Sheriff. 125.00 125.00
5990 L. Cottingham, 1-2 barrel Cement roofing 11.20 11.20
6991 Dillon Hardware Co., Coffin Poor farm 15.00 15.00
5992 Smith Gro. Compnay, Provision chain gang, 173,37 173.37
5993 D. M. Michaux, Inquest 5.00 5.00
5994 Sellers & Moore, Atty's. sal Feb, March, Ap. My. 33.3* 33.33
5995 R. S. Rogers, sal. for May Co. Supt. 91.67 91.67
599 6 J. N. Hargrove, sal. for May Co. Com, 12.50 12.50 (
5997 G. L. Seals. Provisions for gang, 3.64 3.64
5998 R. T. Tendal, Hauling Lbr. Bethoa, T., 7.50 7.50
5999 Shunk Plow Co., Blades and Bolts, 36 00 36.00
6000 ' <. M. Mclnnis, Free Labor, 126.85 126.85
6001 J. C. Davis, sal. for May J. of P 16.67 16.67
6002 W. C. Easterling, sal for May Super. 100.00 100.00 1
6003 J. Frank Bethea, sal. for May Co. Com. 12.50 12.50 1
6004 J. A. McEacnern, i-Dr. k. et u. iar. i. io.ju u.ou i
6005 McLaurin and Thompson, Provisions for Gang 356.71 356.71 j
6006 Sam McLaurin. salary for May Clerk. 16.66 16.6C
6007 W. B. Gaddy, sal. for May Co. Com 12.50 12.50
6008 L. F. Britt, sal. for May Dep. Sheriff, 60.00 60.00
6009 Maggie Evans, Exp. Tomato Club, 20.45 20.45
6010 John W. Gaddy, Sal for May Co. Aud. 52.78 52.78
6011 John R. Watson, exp:css on add. machine, 1.06 1 05
6012 Milton Bethea, road work Harls township 35.00 35.00
6013 Bethea & Moore, ins. on Hay 33.75 33.75
6014 S. E. Brunson. Provision for gang, 17.35 17.35
6015 Champion Supply Co., Stable Tent Tops, 168.90 168.90
6016 John C. Bethea. Ral. for May Clerk of C. 41.o7 41.67
6017 J. C. Davis, Telephone and stamps, 4.60 4.60
6018 Buie-ft Knight, Lbr. poor farm, R. work, 118.45 118.45
6019 A. P. Bethea, Clerk, pauper fund, 84.50 84.50
6020 John C. Bethea, postage, 2 50 2.50
6021 A. B. Jordan. Printing Stationery, 97.50 97.50
6022 J. L. Bridges, Agt., Freight on Grader blader 1.96 1.06
6023 B. F. Gasque, sal. coroner for May 12.50 12.50
6024 Anthony Partlow, sal. for May, janitor, 30.00 30.00
6025 Dillon Hardware Co.. Hardware for gang, 9.84 9.84
6026 Palmetto Hardware Co., Hardware for gang, 17.50 17.50
6027 N. M. Mclnnis, sal. for May guard gang, 75.00 75.00
6028 Austin Western Rd. Plow Machinery Co., 570.00 570.00
$3,135.08 $ 3,119 08
Less Discount 16.00
Total Warrants drawn for May $3,119.08 $ 3.119.08
< Isl? Audttrd and Ordered Paid 1
SO29 8. J. Chandler, Provision for gi
1030 Cole Printing Co., Stationery,
1031 B. F. Casque, June salary,
1032 John C. Bethea, June Salary,
1033 John R. Watson, Lunacy,
1034 John II. Watson, Interest on B<
1035 John R. Watson. Sinking Fund
1036 Murphy Brothers, Provisions f
1037 A. J. Evans, Medicine for Gani
1038 J. A. Nettles, Ropairs for Can",
1039 R. L. Bryan, Stationery,
1040 T. T. Cottinghani, Screens for J
1041 A. V. Bethea, Provisions for Gai
5042 Bethea A Moore, Bond*1,
5043 H. N. Cousar, Salary Co. Boar<
5044 J. N. Hargrove, June Salary,
5045 A. P. Bethea, Ck., Pauper Fun<
5046 L. F. Britt, Salary and feedin?
5047 John R. Watson, June Salary,
504 8 Dillon Hardware Co., Hardware
5049 John R. Watson, Stationery, .
5050 W. H. Phillips, Plumbing.
5051 Tracey E. Fore, Salary Magistrt
5052 T. L. Fore, Salary Constable,
5053 A. J. Evans, Envelopes
5054 First National Bank, Envelopes,
5055 Buie and Knight, Lumber,
5056 N. W. Mclnnis, Free *,abor,
5057 Hargrove Hall Company, Clothei
5058 D. E. Light Plant. Ligths
5059 D. Water Works, Water,
6060 D. Water Works. Water,
5061 D. E. Light Plant, Light.
5062 F. A M. Bank, Lumber,
5063 Dillion Herald, Stationery, Prin
6064 W. B. Gaddy, Juen Salary
6065 E. R. Eliorbe, Salary Magistrt
6066 N. W. Mclnnis, Salary,
6067 W. C. Ea8terling, Salary,
6068 Maggie Evans, Salary,
6069 A. P. Bethea, Salary,
607 0 David Hyatt, Salary,
6071 R. S. Rogers, Salary,
6072 Palmetto Hardware Co., Hardw
6073 J. T. McQueen, Salary Constabl
6074 H. A. Bethea. Bond,
6075 Pages Mill Fur. Co., Provisioni
6076 Weston Grico, Bridge work,
6077 William B. Smith, Lunacy,
6078 John W. Gaddy.G Salary.
6079 W. A. Burney, Screen for Jail,
6080 John W. Gaddy, Postage,
6081 Mamie McLees, 9alary,
6082 Charlie Saleeby, Provisions for
6083 J. F. Bethea, Salary,
6084 Btihea & Moon?, Hail Insuranc
6085 J. C. Davis, June Salary,
6086 R. S. Rogers, Envelopes,
6087 J. P. Britt, Free Labor,
6088 F. Rogers, Salary Magistrate,
6089 W. D. Webster, Salary Magistral
6090 D. M. Michaux, Lunacy,
6091 D. M. Michaux, Inquest,
609 2 R. WehsST S.ilarv Ponstahlo
6093 L. F. Britt, Salary Deputy She
609 4 McLaurin & Thompson, Provisi
6095 J. C. Davis, Lunacy,
609 6 John C. Rethea, Postage,
609 7 J. C. Davis, Postage
609 8 R. L. Bryan & Company, St-atio
6099 Latta Hardware Co., Nails for
60100 N. W. Mclnnis, Free Labor,
6101 Anthony Partlow, Salary,
6102 John K. Watson, Magistrate 1
6103 John R. Walson, Juror and W
Less Int. on Loan Check No. 6(
Less Sinking Fund Check No. i
Less Magistrate Check No. 610
Total Warrants drawn for June
Re8pectl
AN AIRPLANE AFIRE.
Thrilling Experience of Two Men and
Their Narrow Escape from l>eafh. ]
A British Airdrome in France, ]
Sept. 15 (Correspondence of The As- (
sociated Press)?An artillery obser- 1
vation plane caught fire while trying
to obtain the range of a bridge. Did
the airmen attempt a landing to escupe
the flames or did they remain
aloft to complete their tasks.
The pilot of the plane gives the answer
in his own words.
"I switched off the petrol supply
and opened out the throttle," he
said. "One steep, swift drive, and the
fire was out.
"Then I hesitated. Should we hurry
off for homo and safety, or continue
the shoot, in which a very little
more observing would bring complete
success? 1 turned to the observer
He leaned over and inspected the
damage. It was not very bad really.
He shouted into my ear:
"Let's carry on!
"1 climbed again. Our battery was
very soon firing as a battery?all
guns?our last messages having completed
the registration; and now
shells were dropping all about the tar
get. Our part was done and in a few
minutes' time the bridge was entire-|
ly destroyed. In our excitement the
fautly engine had been forgotten ,
until, with oen last splutter, it gave
out completely, it stopped.
"The machine was really on fire
this time, and I was too late. The
wood work was burning, independent
ly of petrol or exhaust, and to dive
now would only fan the flames about
my feet. Yet we had to get to the
ground, and very quickly too.
"I put the machine into a violent
side-slip away from the lines. The
names were mus rannea lowaras me
opposite wing. The obrerver, leaning
over my shoulder, squirted his
fire extinguisher about my feet. This
enabled me to keep control of the
rudder bar. We were down to 1,500
reet, but the wheat was now intense.
"The fire had reached the right
tving. I pushed down the nose to hasten
our decent, keeping the machine
ulso in a side-slip. The rush of air
dightly changed the direction of the
flames. We were nearly down. The
ground rushed towards us. I took off
the "bank" and "flattened out." One
landing wheel touched with a hump
broke away and continued its course i
independently. The machine pirouet-1
ted on the remaining wheel. and I
finally crashed on its nose and left
wing.
"Springing to the ground we hurried
away from the burning wreck
only just in time, for a few seconds;
later the petrol tank exploded."
Inly 2, 1912, for Month of June. ] FOP
ang, 26.04 26.04 sl
11.25 11.25
12.50 12.50 u
41.67 41.67
22.50 22.50
>ndR. 2,506.25 2.506.25 FOP
I. 700.00 700.00 A
or Gang, 19.15 19.15 fo
?. 13.75 13.75
11.60 11.60 w
1.86 1.86 Tayl
all, 33.50 33.501
ig. 24.00 24.00 *"
7.50 7.50 JJS
1 Education 30.00 30.00 ' i =
12.50 12.50 I I
d. 120.00 120.00 | I
; prisoners 88.20 88.20 i I
62.78 52.78 | |
?vi (Bill m isrin ;>i.o? o;,
15.80 15.80 ' I
33.86 33.85 I
it#' 25.00 25.00 I
*0.00 50.00 I
475 4 75 I
<7.61 47.61 I
81 30 81.30 I
*8.59 98.59 I
s for gang, 70.26 70.25 I 1
5.86 5.85 I
14 80 14.86 I
11-57 11.57 I ^
7.80 7.80 I
18-80 10.80 I 8
t,n?' 73.50 73.50 I
12-50 1? 50 I ?
kte? 60.00 50.00 I
75.00 75.JO I (]
100.00 100.00 !|
*5.46 95.45 il f
33.34 33.34 |
40.00 40.00 4
*1 66 91.66 1
are for gang, 56.80 56.80 i
e- 25.00 25.00 : '
3.00 3.00
i for gang, 140.70 140.70
4 03 4.03 "
5 00 5.00
62.78 52.78 S
14.50 14.50
- 79 1.79 ]
60.00 60.00
*an*- 13.80 13.80 i
12.50 12.50 J
e' 100.00 100.00 ,
16.66 16.66 1
5.10 5.10
5.26 5.25 1
18.76 18.75
18.76 18.75 1
10.00 10 oo
5.00 5.00 1
25.00 25.00
riff. 60.00 60.00
one for gang 290.64 290.64
30.00 30.00
i).DD .i.OO III '
3.00 3.00 II
nery, 43.74 43.74 |||
Bridge. 3.84 3.84 I
13.00 13.00 ||
30.00 30.00 (I
^ines, 270.00 270.00 |||
itnesses 936.00 936.00 ||
17,133.22 $ 7,133.22 I
>34 2,506.25 2,506.25 |
6035 700.00 700.00 |
2 270.00 270.00 ||
S 3.656.97 $ 3,656.97 I
fully submitted, |||
A. P. BETHEA, Clerk. j
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. II
Tract No. 1 and 5 known as Fore |||
Howell, Amelia Carmichael lands. |||
This is to notify all persons that I j||
forbid them to hunt, fish, cut timber H
or wood or in any way trespass on i||
there lands. 'II
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rye. A. J. Carmichael, Route 2. All children troubled with worm* have an no- ^
mn healthy color, which Indicate* poor Mood, and at
10-11. rule, there Is more or less stomach disturbance.
GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC fttoea retfolarly
for two or three weeks will enrich the Mood, la,
a ,, ? _ prove the didestloo, and act as a GeneralStreadUkl
SALE?Two Jersey cows fresh.! coin* Tonic to the whole system. Nature will then
Iso three well broke young mules,! throw off w dispel the worms, and tha Child wM he
i to perfect health. Pleaeant to tske. 90c per bottle.
r about one-half of what they _
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Carolina Milling Co. 1
Wade Stackkouse, Owner.
Ve wish to announce that we have bought out the ||||
>tubbs Grocery Co. and will conduct a package ||||
grocery in connection with our milL Mr. M. A. |||t
itubbs will be in charge'of the sales department ||||
if both the mill and the grocery store. In addition |||
o handling the various products made by the mill, ||||
he grocery store will keep all products usually INI
Kindled by a wholesale grocery. ill
iVe expect to make a specialty of handling farm |||]
?eeds. We are in the market for pure Cleveland Big |||1
Soil seed or will grade your own planting seed for llll
rou. We have Fulghum seed oats for sale; also llll
red rust proof seed oats, Leaps prolific seed wheat, ||||
rye, rape sedd, formalin for treating seed oats and ||||
wheat for smut. We advise that all seed oats and ||||
wheat be treated for smut.
(t is impossible to prepare a good seed bed for
wheat, oats or rye the same week as planted.
Break up at once all land to be planted in small '
grain and keep harrowed once a week till you
plant. We advise to finish planting wheat, oats
and rye on or before November 5th. Later planting
likely to be winter killed and make much less
crop.
CAROLINA HILLING COHPANf
Wade Stackhouse, Owner.
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