The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 27, 1916, Image 8
Report of the Boaid of County Commissioners
foilk Quarter Ending June 30, 1916;, ■
Number
665
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667
668
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Claimant
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Amount
May 2, 1916. J
H. G. Boy 1*ton. Chain Gang.. -V .$11.50
Dr. 0. D. Hammond, Lunacy T —j, 5.00
S. R. BoyUton, Salary Co. Com.. 33.33
N. M. Walker,.Salary Co. Com.. wJS.OO
J. M. Weatherabee, Salary Co. Com. 26.00
J. S. Still, Chain Gang ..... 60.00
J. Staff Halford, Coroner 27.98
G. J. Diamond, Salary Supr. ... .... 100.00
J. B. Armatrong, Salary, 75.69
J. B. Armatrong, Court Expenae 68.35
Joseph Baxley, Chain Gang 35.00
Charlie Morris, Chain Gang 35.00
Barnwell Sentinel Adv. and Statioaery 131.30
W. V. Richardson, Salary Clerk.. ... '. 100.00
Horace J. Crouch, Salary 100.00
J. B. Morris, Salary 1...—126.00
John K. Snelling, Salary... 26.00
John K. Snelling, Reindexing Records : 125.00
Bank of Western Carolina, Interest on B Money 126.39
Dr. G. W. Loadholt, Vital Statistics.... / 1.60
Horace J. Crouch, Stationery .J. 3.60
National Office Supply Co., Stationery..... — 8.00
The Barnwell People, Stationery and Adv 125.13
W. H. Duncan, Stationery ..J 6.46
R. A. Deason, Jail 3.00
C. F. Molair, Jail ' 1.40
J. B. Morris, Dieting Prisoners 46.20
L. Cohen, Jail .1 1.60
C. S. Anderson, Magistrate 14.68
G. M. Williams, Constable i.. 15.81
E. E. Morris, Constable L 29.15
M. C. Kitchings, Magistrate 25.00
L. H. Williams, Magistrate .___ 14 68
J. E. Tobin, Magistrate .... ..... 29.15
G. C. Best, Jr., Magistrate 12.50
E. W. Holman, Magistrate .... ... ‘19.15
C. W. Dunbar, Magistrate :.. .1. J 14.68
G. L. Hill, Magistrate , 14.63
N. A. Hi era, Magistrate' 12 60
L. C. Bennett, Magistrate ... ,1168
J. P. Harter, Constable HJtt
U. D. Cook, Constable t 15.83
H. D. Best, Constable 12.50; Chain Gang, 2.00 14.50
J. F. Rountree^. Constable 15.83; Chain Gang 6.20.1^ 21.03
E. J. Black, Constable .... 15.83
J. L. Carlton, Constable, 30.41; Sum. Cor. Jury, 2.00.. 32.41
A. P. Collins, Constable .-2*. 12.50
W. F. Usaery, Constable 27.91
G. W. Halford, Com. Barnwell 3.00
W. D. Hartxog.Com. Barnwell 3.00
G. P. Morris, Com. Red Oak ! i 3.00
J. S. Collins, Com. Geo. Creek..: 1.00
F. W. Manuel, Com. Sycamore 3.60
James Nix, Com. Sycamore 3.50
Oacar Grayson, Com. Williston 21.60
B. W. Brown, Com. Four Mile 11.25
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Number
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682
683
684
685
686
687
688
689
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691
692
693
Claimant.
Amount
Shunk Plow Co., Chain Gang ..... 74-00
Dr. F. H. Boyd, Post Mortem 6.00
Simon BrownVgoqs^Pspr XAti. , , , 1&.4Q-
»Aii ^-Corley, flum. Ouieuei*! Jury......I'.
Lee Lancaster, Lumber and Bridge Work ^ 16.85
J. W. Hair, Magistrate 20.84
L. *0. Stivender, Constable 7 n , 26.66
J. B. Armstrong, Court Expense t 63.00
H. E. Johnson, Chain Gang 358.63
R. W. Riley, Salary ■ l__ 48.61
S. P. Croft, Com. Geo. Creek i 12.50
J. G. Bessinger, Com. Geo. Creek .■ 5.00
Young A Kearse, Chain Gang i 1119.25
F. M. Young Co., Chain Gang 17.08
W. V. Richardson, Stationery 4.00
J. W. King, Chain Gang
36.00
Continued N ext Week.
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I'uUII Imllni niniuuiil
1 J. Owens, Poor Yard B
A
Lemon Bros., Poor Yard
J. A. Porter, Poor Yard 7.00; P. Buildings 1.36
B F. Barker, Poor Yard
R. A Deason, Poor Yard
Gups Williamson, Poor Yard
L. Beat, Poor Yard
G. L. Hill, Poor Yard
S. J. Creech, Com. Geo. Creek
C. F. Molair, Poor Yard
The Beat Pharmacy, Poor Yard ....
J. 8. Black, Poor Yard .... ...
T. J. Attaway, Poor Yard *
L. Cohen, Poor Yard ..... ....
The Dixie Culvert and Met. Co.,
The Dixie Culvert and Met. Co., tov.w
The Dixie Culvert and Met. Co., Great Cypress.' 300.00
The Dixie GgMpft and Met. Co., Bennett Springs...... 33.00
The Dixie Culvert and Met. Co., BUckvtlle 66.00
The Dixie Culvert and Met. Co^Geo. Creek. 123 00
The Dixie Culvert and Met. Co., Williston 260.00
The Dixie Culvert and Met. Co., Four Mile 404.00
The Dixie Culvert and Met. Co., Red Oak ...300.00
The Dixie Culvert and Met. Co., Roads and Bridges. .424.00
The Dixie Culvert and Met. Co., Roads
and Bridge* 2,500.00
20.00
18.26
8.35
12.00
3.35
..: 1.50
25.60
9.00
1.60
68.62
14.60
3.86
4.60
3.00
Sycamore .230.00
Rosemary 189.00
David Rogal, Chain Gang
Lemon Bros., Chain Gang .
Butler Singleton, Chain Gang
S. V. Brown, Chain Gang ..
8. V. Brown, Chain
J. J. Thomas, Chain
P. F. Parker, Chain
Black, Chain
8.00
16.66
6.00
5.00
2.00
24.00
Gang
Gang
Gang 1 60.00
J. W, Black, Chain Gang ... 77.80
G. M. Williams, Chain Gang 1.60
Good Roads Supply Co., Chain Gang 115.20
Clark A Co., Chain Gang 60.00
Armour & Co., Chain Gang 44.72
Armour & Co., Chain Gang ' 35.64
Armour and Co., Chain Gang 64.40
Farmers’ Union Merc. Co., Chain Gang 29.12
G. T. Boylston, Chain Gang .• 35.00
J. A. Green, Chain Gang * 36.00
R. H. Bowers, Chain Gang 50.00
Alfred MiteheBrt’haww^imie - * — - -3&00
Dr. J. S. Palmer, Chain Gang 26.00
C. F. Molair, Chain Gang ; 11.65
F. M. Young Co., Chain Gang 88.88
Young & Kearse, Chain Gang 171.75
C. C. Owens, Chain Gang 2.40
Home Furniture Co,, Chain Gang 8.00
G. C. Matthews, Chain Gang 14.00
W. P. Blume, Equalization , 4.00
M. C. Kitchings, Lunacy 12.40
Dr. W. R. Tuten, Lunacy 5.00
Dr. G. W. Loadholt, Lunacy 14.62
Dr. G. W. Loadholt, Lunacy ’ 5.00
John K. Snelling, Lunacy, 30.00
S. H. Ussery, Roads and Bridges 14.00
J. B. Briggs, Roads and Bridges .1 5.25
E. Buford, Roads and Bridges * 82.50
L. C. Benngtt, Chain Gang 25.34
F. G. Craddock, Chain Gang 39J5
Fairfax Drug Co., Chain Gang ^ 5.95
J. L. Carlton, Chain Gang 1 i.QO
E. Buford, Roads and Bridges 128.75
G. W. Green, Lumber 1.35
J. A. Myrick, Roads and Bridges 8.00
J. M. Brant, Roads and Bridges 32!90
S’ & 9!” sels ’ Roads .and Bridges IIIIII" 21.00
V. W. Manuel, Lumber 14.62
F. W. Manual, Roads and Bridges 27.30
J. J. Walker, Com Bennett Springs __I_172!45
J. J. Walker, Com. Bennett Springs 13.50
M. R. Rountree, Com. Bennett Springs ' 104.00
W. H. Feennell, Roads and Bridges g qo
T. O. Lawton, Roads and Bridges 7 00
W. T. Still, Roads and BridgesSi^.' 10 00
K. Diamond, Lumber -SHIIIIIIIIII”! 3d)l
J?. aze *> R° a ds and Bridges I 5 00
R. W. Dicks & Son, Lumber 17i70
W. B. Norris, Roads and Bridges 1 00
R. M. Kearse, Lumber \ 26 00
Thos. 0. Sanders, Lumber ~~
R. A. Deason, Public Buildings IIIIIII" l 60
t M y rick ’ ^oads and Eridges '7 00
J. B. Morris, Contingent 17633
J. B. Morris, Determating Alcohol 4 00
J. B. Morris, Contingent lo'ae
Lemon Bros., Public Buildings .1 2 04
A* •J® an i n 8s. Public Buildings 27 40
¥ 0 ^* Ir j! Public Buildings ” 4 60
J* Bob, Public Buildings. * 28 35
i- R- Black, Public Buildings I I” '” 6 00
"• P._ Harter, Sum. Coroners Jury
S. Palmer, Post Mortem ...IIIIII””” lo 00
Morris, Sum. Coroners Jury .
Dr. J
E. E.
E. W. Heilman,
Dr- A. J. Harter,
L. H. Williams,
M. C. Lae, Sum. Coroners
J. E. Tobin. '
Mortem II
J«ry
2.00
8.50
. 10.00
8.50
2.00
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HUSBAND RESCUED
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W. D. HARLEY, Manager.
Barnwell, §. C. .
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
Notice ia hereby given that all per
sona holding claims against the es
tate of J. O. Walker, Jr., deceased,
will present them duly attested to the
undersigned at Allendale, S. C. f and
all persons indebted to_tl« mid liaUU
nt to the undersigned.
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Chain Gang Notice. '
The chain gangs are at the follow
ing places: 1__ j.
No. 1 at Duck Branch, on the All^ft
dale-Fhirfax road.
No. 2 on Bantwell—Williston road.
, No. 3 aa-flmw*r< flmrrh. ^—————
W. V.
Richardson,
Clark.
G. J. Diamond,