The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, January 19, 1916, Image 3
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19, 1916.
-THE PRESS AND STANDARD
PAGE THREE
Supervisor’s Quarterly Report.
McMillan
Smith Cn'd J. A. Tiit*n
ssgreau, j. j. ^
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^ ™ ‘ '■* Waltcrboro, S. Jan. 3rJ, IM6.
The regular of the Htgh«a> njimnivioa
vta iieWtb'5 (lay- at 11 o’clock, with the fellowm4
pre&ent:'
Highway Coni;-. J. E. Moore; Tov.nahir) Comrs. 1.
F Biit.t, J- H. Hfnfon. II.. 1^ Cha^rcau. .!. J. H'or?.
S. E. McTeer, E. F
Kobert on. M’.’S
Mr C. C. CaldwcU appeared befort* the board ant!
asked that the lo-oy.t-n .. .danjage oufe whlct.
- fhcv hr.d pat>«cd eir sit the intM*tliig ia Abril. A|tei*
distufcsir.g this matter tuliy. the'eaiii mi wiener, dt-
' dined to offer any rc-aolut ou to i -open this natter,
conaetiitenMy it rt.inds as disporet! oX at above m.*e.*
ing mentioned.
, Mr. A. Ilittc' next appeared before the board in'
referenee to a bi;nd mule which was drowned at lilac!;
Credc during one of our summer freshets, be. filin';
no claim', this matter stands for further consideration.
Sir! J. B. DuBoIr appeared before the board In
reference to license for selling patent medicine, ask-
‘ ing the board to reduce this. , This license having been
"fixed by statute at *106.00. the board has no power
to change the same, but referred him to section 2623,
stJLtute..of. 1012. *
' John Blockch and Messic Evans next appeared be
fore the board and declared themselves to be paup
ers and enable to do manual labor. It was moved
/r-wtHTunaniTnously carried that they receive 12.00 each.
Mr.. Eugene Kinard appeared before the hoard in
support of -a claink previously filed fev damages to
horse falling in brldg^ The amount of $50.00. After
discussing this rntmer. it was learned that Mr. Kin-
ard had traded this horse for a mule arid U was
■ moved and carried that-thirt claim be rejectwl.
* The following cl a ms woteai provld as read:.
t E. L. Fishburne. At**., damages. ; I 35.r»r>
, I*. M. Murra’n box ri-nt and po.-tage ii.o-i
" Baynard Benton, lumber *.
J 1). Ackw-Htan, salar> ?>2&A '
J. P. Acbe-nian. dieting prisoners, Oct. *: Dm. lll.t>'"
J' If. Aok-ei maiKrdieting prisoners. Nov.. ... . .
J. D.. Ackerman, conveying prisoners. .......
•,.T P. A< kormhn, < onveying prisoners. . .V ....
J. I). A< karma'll. fla.im for ? 14,24. approved for
J. D. Ackerman, posta’ge .
’J t). Atk- niian. constable, ttalary,. etc. ......
Dr. \V. B. -AckermaH,, professional*- set vices. 1.
• C. I*. Anderson, grocetiirs for pauper, '. . •• *
M. I,. Avant,'salary and labor..*...': ’.
G. Albert Beach, salary. lunaby.prycecdTng*. etc.
c.is
^ 114.66
etc., for
'32.40
Dr. L^M. Stokes, professional services...^... 15 ; 00
P. B,. Sand err *vvaod . $.25
• ■ » » _•.»
di. Stev* us Sons’ t o., road material. .
ii. Stevrrts Sous’ Co., road materiak.
< . IV. Tbcmpson. constable, calary,
. July, Augnst and Soptembo •. ...
(’. W. • Tl.oni'psrn', constable, salary October.
NovtTiber and December 25.0^
Town o* Wait-rtMuo, water rent... 36.00
iT.’-P Pecos and Staodnrd. printing,.etr. .>... . 114.20
1*. J. \ oal-elie, professtar-.1 ae vices.... 1").00
P. J. Wiben. -•magi.'tn.te. ciliary.-etc 36,56
12*2.13
OWN YOUR CROP
RiSiESO OF OWE IT
In 1.1,:
TV I r \ 1,-rj.pt
J. Wilson,‘magistn.te, salarv-,-et<
A. Wichioajv A: Son. ha:dware, < te. .
Walker, Fvms & Cogswdl Co., ivceids bosks.
■ 71.71
Pi n Z< igler. guard tk.Ds A’o. "4 60.00
Marion Bennett, labor..... '* 2.76
ft. H. Hailey, teamste;; . .• • • 13^7
Jon Clayton, teamster 7.50
Farmers Mere. & t W”house Co., supplies 3.O’!
Farmers Merc. & W’houso Co., supplies 6.50
A. T. Farmer, teamster 15 50
H. G. Griffin, guard; salary .- 36.00
T. B. Henderrcn, teamster 0.00
Hosua Jenkins, teamster ...... . . .... 6.50
Cuban Jefferson, teamster 24 00
Lewis Mitchell, teamster .! .... . 13.0.0
Eustace Pringle, teamster 45.00
V. A. L. Prince, guard v salary •. 10700
Norman Stewart, teamstet 18.0J
W. W. Bishop, lumber 33.Cy)
S. J. Fennel, lumber - 80.02
G. \V. Folk, lumber and labor . 15.16
G. W. Folk, lumber 32.00
G. W. Folk, lumber, etc.'.. 44.60 J
T. ,V. Hill, lumber and labor.....-...- . 5..50 j
F. N. Jom*s, lumber
J,. S. Padgett, lumber ........
J. il. Raysor,'lumber and labrif.
Ilpmmon’d Thotipsoif. lumber .
Vllep Avant, corn. .1 •.. ..
(j. Benton, hay . 1
Menn'Ot.. 10 ni' :uk1 fodder. . » .
A. Connor,- cor*r and hriy; ...
\V. A, Pawls, corn ......
A Francis, corn and syrup. . .
P. Fishburne; corn,’labor, etc
Fsed And Grain. Crcna Will- fAko
'Ajjr'scultural Soiich l.-.d;pcri|$ent,
S ya H. G. Hastings p
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(8 r ’t>c : /*l.V-The rre:l-•
sr \ t 1 agrtcuhii- j
y .,: k^ and vu-.y poor i- an-
a sink: ?, \\..y l>y H. <;
•'e|;ain.ian of th*i
i comiuiitee 4'i tlie Ctaim-I
t:'n:cre;e. am! a
coriaV d of
member «;
tin* Shut la
Atla::' a
it F)vi-i
rr.l-s'ui' ’
olyseJ i
histtup
agrUiii..;
ber t-f 1
the rfcecujiye
eastern Fair. He does not mince!
words in talking. about tin situation. |
“Every season during the last -fifty j
yep.rs.' v iie says, “there has b- en (rou
ble in the cotton belt whenever the !
cfop was large and the-price .low, dr-i
the crop short. Each timir the cry of
hard times gbes up. ar.id the reason
back ot it 4s that the farmers cannot
get erit uch mondy to pay their debts j
out -of their, sotcalled onsh crop -cot-,
ton. K is disheartening because it is
.so absolutely unnecessary. j
"A cotton facmer’s debts pre large-,
ly for food and grain, charged up |
against him on the merchants’ books i
at two to three times the price that
those same items could be produced
on his own acres, and..usually without
serious interference with a crop of cot
ton as large as he now makes. 1*
“The trouble Is that most cotton''
farmer: owe their crop instead of
owning it when made.
“The credit way looks the easy 1 ■
way, but it' stranglus most farmers
before they get through, life.
, "1 him* said repeatedly in public
addresses thaPno state or section of
any country can be pro p*rous, that
-u’.tt in.,,.
W“ l 'im
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Mothers!
Your cares in comfort*
■■■i ■ inff the achea-and pains
of the family from youth to old a£e»nre leuened
• when you use this old and trust-worthy remedy—
Liniment
Bruises—Rheumatism—Neuralgia
Mothers: "Keep a pottle in your home’*'’
Me* 25c.. 50c. sad 81.00
ilPSWE
300.63
itoYo
G. A/Beach, Agt., premium on Sheriff’s bond, .
50.0 J
E. O. Beacn, conveying
lunatic. ,. .
15.00
B. (>.- R *ac*h, •conveying
lunatic.'
15.00
B. O. Reach, conveying
lunatic ...
15.0*'
B. O. Bench, conveying
lunatic
15.00,
W. 1). Byrry, -constable, 1
salary, etc., for Oct.
and "Nov.
J -v. »
- • • • • • "" : «
22.6*
W., O. Berry, coastabK*
salary, ec4 , .,'Jar Xbv.
ami "September, . . . . .
28.')e
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P. Berry, constable, salary tor Decem-b^r.
J. Hailev, hauling eto
' iT '/ ■ <>' ■ e ’ ’ #'
A. HaUdy,- special constaidV'^work
F. Bfyan. magistrate, salary....'
\V. Butler, ferryman, salary
M Buckner, salary . .
W Black. Jr .'supplies. . .
.1 !!: r uk«r. iK-ef.Jor F-. G
A'dam* t'artf'r, ‘jiulitai, salarv . . . ..3 . . .
Cary nab* (!o., sa'fe for Master's office.. s
cbnvift clothes, etc.
8.32
13:4t'
7.*0
5o.riff
37.50
ISfbffO
538.72
3.7 '
i'.toi
106.7S
15 0
,25.HO
173.05
156.7,
890.0O
* ,
04;5.0it
5.00
■a.
.Fhajnplon Supply Co.
CollHbn Mercantile Co.,, supplies.
L. L. Craven, constabie, salary.
A "?-!. Francis (foreman) salary and labor.
A M. Franc's, salary and labor. .
A. Mo Francis, salary and labor 123.Pi
- L. W. Finley, conveying lunatic. . ... 15.00
Farmer?. Merc. & Warehouse ("©..’supplies... 54.82
Farmers Merc. & Warehouse Co,, supplies...
Farriers Merc.' & W'bouse Co., cash for labor
end freight ...... . . i......
P. W. Goodwin, care of inmate poor farm from
Jan. 1st to Jan. 16, 1015
Mrs. B. W. Good/in, sewing for inmate poor
,, . farm
H. J. Giveqs,' magistrate, salary, etc.
1>. B. Hudson, salary and postage
H. W. Hudson. Jr., magistrate, salary, etc....
„ P. S. Hudson, consHilrie, salary.,.
B. R. Hlers, constable, salary
B. It. HlerS, constable, salary.
H. 8. Hiers, wood for jai|
H. Hodges, magistrate, salary
Pobt. Holmes, conveying lunatic...’.../....,.
I. . E Hill, magistrate, salary...
R. M. Jefferies, .salary,. etc. .
E. M. JoMS^. palary nnd postage.
. W. N. Arinea^ magistrate, salary.
D’r. Jolin M. Klein, medicine. . .
M. Kohn,* supplies
C. N. l.aiVgdale. coroner, salary, etc -. .
SiC'.th *l*each, constable, salary, etc.,. ..'....
S. S-. boper, labor .j ... . .1........ c.
W. 8., Marvin, ferbyman, salary, 6 mos.^. c.;.*.
*N. M. Maxey, salary And ronveying prisoners
.1, X. Maxey. constable, salary *.. .
/$. W...Mizell balance due as per contract on
Stokes bridge. ... 150.00
H. E. Nettles, burying convict . 5/0>f
•’e J T. O’Quin. conveying lunatic with help.... 2Y85
.1 M. Padgett, constable, salary...
J. .MPddgeit* reward for Robt. Crawford ahd
rers; ^tc
injpiest./.
>na.l,Services.
salary, etc.*, for July,
, conveying from" Florida
.1. M. Prd£ett. conveying pris
J. M. Padgett, suni. jury
-Padgett £ Moore, profei
*T. M. Reeves, magistf
and Sej»fem)>er
.T .M. Reeves, m^gisH-dte, salary for October,
. ' Nov^mbe^nd • December
s T. M. Re^es^.fRUloriery
B. G. Robertson,*constable, salary. . 7. ..... .
B. Robertson, sum. Jury* inquest (2 cases!
82.00
. 27-66
2.00
102.50
30.50
25.00
S.00
16.16
4.06
Eb7E. Ritter, burying unknown man 10.00
H. S. Strickland, salary and postage...,..,. 230.00
V/
W. P. Sires, ferryman, salary.
'J. F. Beott, guard C. G. No. 2 for Sept , .
J F. Scott.-guard, salary for Oct. r. ,
J. F. Scott, guard, salary for 1-2 of Nov
J. F. Scott, labor . ., V - • -•••■•
/- > ■’ * ■ ’V
“ * . • . \ '
33.00
00
on
25.06
4.00
V,
)!):idiab GA cn. cook.Ju’e
C. G. No. 2 .
No. 4 tor J t >,
Air
I.
V
br.diaji (Jreen, took C. G
.. and Septemhei
M. Kinard. meat for C. G.
S. Jackson, rupplies .....
T. L. Lott, hay and corn
A. Murphy, supplies ,
M. Pearlstine £ Sons, oats ..
Hizer £ Ayer, corn
,\ M. St'ebdfy. corn . • . . . . .-.
?d. Sinoak, corn.-. .. . :
J. jVarn, corn and fodder. ,
A. Speights, labor *.. .
1..H harrt-teau. labor and saiary
R. H.-CaVtcr’s claim for $7.0,0 for labor approv
ed for ..... .7 .. 3 . v ..
f - “ / • *
M. Carter, lumber.. . . s . fc /. . . .
. K Berry’s claim for $25."" !ov labor approv
eel fob
.11. A Cummings, labor •....
P(’arteiX $30.0" <laim for labor approved
for /..............
P. M. Carter’s claim lor $61 1|" lejected r.s a;;
work done .by bltn is ent'"« il tut $.50 (b ini.
M. K. CatnpbelFs'elaitn for $15.op fbr labor
apptOAred for . . . . • »
P. CaVter’s *lalm for JToffo fotvlabo* ap-
t roved for
\V. Davis’, claim for $78.5-4 for labor approv-
is bet
•weeefrr"
I? tiu
of tbi'
“Tl.e
und f*
ea -1.
vemlu
1 bat f!
bc!*e m
liably
" A
planted
.the Sc:.
!,irly dependent ;« n ar uher
Titf it 1 f.n*.d appiuM What
vf n. state or sect ion is. true
.dividual farmer.
_*. it exhibits of- grain,- hay
.mluets shnv n tbe Soutft-
'In hi in A’li-t* t in -No-
...ve 111 lie to 1 -tjfhyucrit-
tiling’s t-ann;..? be/grown
home' succi . illy Tend pi < f*.
Tie "SILENT SMITH”
.... e' •* 1 *
•—Mode! 8 shows what should now be expected of a
typewriter:
/m
»1 big home garden . kept
vr.d rightly bitjded through
inNfwlli p iKiiice ba'f of the
living .besides fuimsliing an abund
ance for. canning or dryung from tbe
surplm -
“WI-- n we make our food and grain
we will have few or no debts at the
store: ve will own instrr.6* «f owe
our cr*ps when- m&de, and farm
WeitlUt will aecumulnte in the squtl\
Ipatea l of farm and crop mortgages.”
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6.33
20.16
11.12
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3 26
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1.00
4 50
17.62
120 0ft
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CASTOR IA
. Jor Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Aiwa} ", bears
the
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Visit Wat and
\\ .i. i -hir,gton.
.Mcf-'v, ;V Attar'
Cr t lina. v ho I.
ton ’or tii- pas'
ing the uio-tin
Bo ^ti fo-i 'lit*
P »»• Ttmeid-.
is. \v. ,.w.
.,1 /J Soutl
ed for
Pan DjiBob ’, claim for $20."ft for lalror approv
ed .fojr' ....... . . ..'
M. K. Fryman, labor and lumber . . . , . .
H. S. Kearse. labor . ,. . ... .
Tom Ketyiedy. labor
T. H. KiAligtor's claim for $44.25 for moo-
approved for . * T
E. W. P. McMillan's, claim for $409.8 1 for sal-
Ttry and labor approved for.
Jack Geiger’s claim for $3.30, J.,S. McMillan’s
claim for 1 $8.'75, Cornelius Murdaugh’s claim
for*'$6.02. Cape Ji^dker’s. claim for $7.00
George Williams’ olaim for $10.50 all re
ported. Ibis work having been, taken *up'and
ffitened on Mr. K. W. P, McMillan’s claim,
R. M.. O’Quin. labor 1.50
H. H. Rentz, claim for .$4,0.75 for labor ,ap-
p roved for . . •,.
J. F. •ftetttz; lumber . •. > /14.O0
F. P. Seiisf, ItiTior 1ft.ft"
B, F. Stephens' claim for $7.3ft for labor ap
proved for .v. • •z7 1.75’
G. J. Varn, lalior 19.7,5
H. M. Wood’s claim for $16,68..for labor and v
lumber approved for . . .x'i • .6.71
W. Graht. labor
Ben J’enklns,'.labor.
W. 8. Marvin, laboj^. 14.15
Wes,ley (Junker, latior 8.00
C. M- Reynolds. Tabor ........ .V .V. * 25,.Oft
J. A. Tutpri, salary tind labor...''..'...... 1,50.05
W. Waaihington. labor ...... 7 ; 10.00
Joe WRcy * labor', , - 4.<iY
J. F. iVitt, salary end J^bor: 235.67
.1. Jl..Benton, salary and labor. ... , . 86.00
W. C.-Ritter, labor ’ . 34.60
II. R. Price, salary and labor. 35.3*3
H. R. Ptice, salary v 5.00
J. E. .\jddUon, ditching V» 2.5 >
T. A- Hill, lahor ....... •*..4....,, , ^«.,,.4''' * >l.-t - ^
A E. Hill, labor . 2.00
P. M. JaqueS, labor j'
T. 1). Mucketrfuss. lumber 6.00.
H. O. Robertson, salary and labor..... 18.00
9. W. Weeks, dlteh ing .^7 8.6!
E. R. Bryan’s claim for $7.84 for lumber on
, ' Wolf Creek bridge approved for. . . . . ; 3.92
F. C. Bennett, corn and labor J... . 31. W
John Bennett, labor .• 5.oo
C W. Brown, dltehlnj^ 20.0 >
A. O. Hiott, labor ' .y.'.. 9.04}
J. J. Hlenj’ claim, for $24.75 for salary,’ etc., ' - •
, approved for. 7 18.75
.1. D. Carrol), labor . .Y.2.66
J. D. Carroll, labor 14*.6ft
J Ar. Jones, labor.. *.. . 7 32.56
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day or IR u aitt *i!'!-
o’f the Na'tu-ivft! |
'*o 1 uoht)b" of RtiT’ 1
tlto*, to«i:.y \. -itc-d t!« \.ar amt j
department: In Pie ituere-d
South t'Arolirta milij^t/
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Ball Bearing; Lcnj; Wearing •••.*.
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The success 01* the L. C. Smith &: Bros. Typewriters has
been due to the fact that the wants of the user have
dictated its construction. The zwr has decided in favor
of certain improvements now incorporated in Model 8.
Among them arc: , ^
Spence oj Operation—The most silent Thinning efficient
typewriter ever 'placed on, the market. Absolute silence
has been veiy nearly attained. ‘ . ’ • » '
Dtcinal Tabulator—A hc'p in billing and tabulating.
■ * There is no extra charge for this convenience. *
VariaAc Line Spacer— Cnables tba operator toKstart on a
given line ciui sfacc from point 1 f startinpr' also to write
cn rt’ , .d b.nrs (t hose spacing varies ftyfri typewriter <pao'
ing. A great help in card wo*-k v ,
*' Enter Ribbon Feed—Iriurcs n*^* pi.. - of impact for each _
t)*pcf.4ce. . '
Choke of Carruipc Return—Upon spec: .1 o. Jer thy new
left hand carr;rec return null be lu: J 111 place of the
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FAMILY AVOIDS,
SERIOUS SICKNESS
B- B-g Willi
DJ ocBg UHUUBtiy Mppuea vviu
TMfortlff BUck-Drufkl.
•O’ • V'
McDuff, Va —"I iuffered for several
years,’’ says Mrs. J. B. Whittaker, 01
this place, “with sick headache, anl
lack trouble.
r»g h t fo»d retem. — ^ ' c \.
All the important feature* of prev ious model lu .e heen retained
— hall bearing carriage, typebars and capital shift, back spacer,
key-controliecf ribbon, removable platen, protected .type, flexible
paper feed and automatic ribbon reverse. . .
Writ* (or N«w Catiloj of Mtxir! C. !l will t rpUirf wliv th*
L. C. South & Brut, f yp*wnt«r M a •vnc.nyn;) li t •u^rru.r >crv.c<,
L, C SMITH fle BROS; Tl'PHWRITHR COMPANY
’ Factor, and hn mc Office, SYRACUSE, N. Y., 0. S. A.
SAVANNAH, «A.
MO HI LL ST.,
family:
cine for young and old.
I keep Black-Draught on hand all the
time now,* and when my -children feel a
little bad, they ask me for a dose, and it
does them mere good than hny medicine
they ever tried.
We never have a long spell of sick
ness in our family, since we commenced
using Black-Draught."
Thedford s Black-Draught is purely
.vegetable, and has been lound to regu
late weak stomachs, aid digestion, re
lieve indigestion, colic, wind, nausea,
headache, sick stomach, and similar
symptoms.
It Has been in constant use for more
than 70 yeart, and has benefited more
than a million people..
Your druggist sells and .rerommendt
Black - Draught Piftre only 2ac. Gel*
cwriT'peto-day. . . • . N.CU|
SANITARY AND CLEAN
> rfV * ■■ ‘ . ’ * . *
WE PRIDE OURSELVES ON T THE CLEANLINESS
OF OUR RARBER SHOP AND THE PERSONAL.
NEATNESS OF OUR BARBERS.
• 7 —Let us attend t6 your needs*—
SMITH’S BARBER SHOP
H. R. SMITH. Prop,
Next to Terry A ShafTtjra - \ Main Sthdet.
For Weakness and Loss ot Appetite
Th«*Old Staadan) rrtir-nil 'bIijji (onif.
I'.KOVF S TASTKLlih-V chill TONIC, driv C « out
Vlalaria am! hiiikl* h*> >hr nvutmi. A If it Vint*
A »urc Ap|>rticci. cor adua* a..J childrcu. » K.
' ' .. -4
•in* Ofc (ru, cr.er RiaeCits Vint Sirt
Tim^f-ifM caar*. uo.fiMrtiar ,'f how IcnK aitndmg.
am cared try the wn.lftlul, old reliable, Ur.
i*«irtet - » \ntihhMic lleahilK *>il. It feueyea
t'aii. end tlcai, -t ih. same time. Sr. 60c, $1,001
Ashurji Linder, labor '. .,^ v .. . i2.00
B‘, I.. Linder,.-lumber and Jabor . . 23.46
B. L. Linder.'labor .........' 5 ...... 3.75
i'.C. Mills, jabof and IuhiImt 15.59
J. 8- Pa'dKclt. labor and lumbrr 20.06
18.60
15.00
14.06
142,0 i
11
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20.06
24.78
L. M. PadRi'tt, 'dabor . . / .... . r. .......
L. .(’• Smith, -labor . . .'
J. H. Sauls, labor ..*...... — .
XL S. ’Smith,* labor . . .:
XI. Si Smith 1 claim for $19.50 for salary and
labor approved• for. ►
^ M. Strickland, labor,-.
W. I». Smoak’s claim for, $26.50 for labor and
lumber approved for ............. 7 . / . .
The following claims were rejected as read:-*
• W. Thompson-, claim fur $20.00 lor proceedings
fr Dispensary ease; H. J. Ghrens, claim for $20,110 for,
proceedings in dispensary casej'^lyde Johos. captur
ing convict $25.06; j. 1). Ackerman, serving tA
notice $7.76; B. W. Goodwin, caring for inmate poor
farm $36.00: E. Fishburnc*.' jittoriley, damages.
$55.00; J. . M. Morris, automobile* hire, eic., $3.5o;
Henry (’. Glover, damages $30.00; Eugene Klnaru,
damages $50.00; J. G. Bonds, damages $3<i.tn>; |)r. -
W. Scott Hafvin, dumages $5,oo. ^ ^ ,
A public road was.granted (be petitioner* leading
from Mt. CauneL to CaTmady’s bridg^Mis pc i routi*
designated in tbe pdition. y • ' *
X public road wak granted ifie petitioners leading
from Great'Swamp ('aus'*i|ay in pbblir road at Asbury
Hudson's as per route desiipdijed In the |H*tition .
A public- road was granted the petitioners leading
from the Xlartin and Bethel public road to IJRie Grove
church, a* per route designated in the petition
There being, fro further business, the meeting ad
journed until the first Monday^ in April,, 1916, unhiss
sooner called togetb'Y .by th** ,fhghway’/’omailMlbrier..
/ ’ ' J. E ’ MOORE.
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(’. Jk G A HAGAN.
* Clerk.
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Highway (’ommissfoner.
.(Official Sefl.)