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SUPERVISOR'S REPORT. I For third quarter commencing. July 1, 1906. . . NAMES NATURE OF CLAIM AMT. ALLOWED A K Moseley * magistrate 8 75 C E Moseley constable 8 75 J M Williamson special constable 5 00 J B Chennis " " 3 00 J W Timmons bridges 21 u0 I J D^Wilson 44 7 00 S E Price 44 5 00 F M Player coroner's constable 2 00 L L Rogers magistrate 8 75 D C Rogers constable 8 75 Geo B Nesmith, Jr 44 17 50 Geo BNesmith magistrate 18 10 D L Collins bridges 5 50 W P Moore magistrate & cons 17 50 T L Morris bridges 12 50 N M Venters 44 11 00 G G Gist constable 6 35 44 44 bridges 8 25 ? u miicristrate 6 35 U U UIOUOUOTV 0 H C Godwin " 72 50 .1 W McCutchen constable 45 18 J L Godwin bridges 8 50 S T Godwin " 2 10 W H Dennis 44 6 00 W W Lynch & J T Smith road plow 55 00 J N Sauls bridges 4 <9 R K Gamble coroner 3 months 37 66 R B McClary bridges 2 75 R W McCutchen 44 6 00 R K Wallace magistrate 56 25 B N Stuckey bridges 9 87 G E Miles 4' 10 00 A R Eaddy 3 mos co commis 22 50 RID Blakeley ...... 22 50 G B Mitchum bridges 7 45 J B Gamble 44 16 00 T D Gamble 44 8 60 William Cooper supt edu 3 mos 150 00 44 contingent 3 58 C K Eaddy bridges 5 50 J T Frierson & Guard chain gang 50 00 S P Britton bridges 3 00 J N Hammet clerk board co comis 50 00 J J Graham co super 3 mos 175 00 44 44 44 contingent 6 51 C A Eaddy work on jail stables 21 00 Kingstree Hardware Co piping &c for c h 185 00 V A Sedgwick work on c n water closets 55 00 Geo .1 Graham sheriffs salary 3 mos 375 00 " 44 magistrate cons zo uu I lunatics . ' 16 80 " 44 jail report for June . 38 60 W M Vause & Sons chain gang 5 50 BOEaddy 44 36 85 DrW V Brockington post mortems 15 Ou .? 44 44 44 .4 44 j() A W Chandler peas to plant p farm 16 50 T A Blakeley fences 83 10 T A McCrea bridges 5 00 G W Johnson jury & witness tickets 473 20 ' 44 44 44 co treas salary 75 oo H D Reddick jail stables nails Ac 8 35 D E McCutchen bridges * 6 88 W T Wilkins chain gang 15 80 D D Collins bridges 15 00 S M Matthews chain gang 43 44 W T Wilkins road plow 42 45 J J B Montgomery contingent - 1 75 M F Eaddy bridges 2 50 F Poston 44 4 04 News & Courier advertising bridge 6 60 S V McKnight bridges 7 00 Wmsburglns Bdg Agcy inson jail Ach fur. 14 70 ? Philip Stoll advertising Ac 59 87 . T Dunk Gamble * bridges 59 00 J J Graham * contingent for july 8 27 W B Haselden bridges 4 80 F J Britton constable 22 00 ' 4 oa D C Rogers bridges ** P C Shirer " ? JJ W o Camlin lumber44 3J W J A BarfieW bridges ? 0" W M D McGee bridges ? 10 G J Graham Jr " n? g H L Poston ;; f ? R B Fitch 4 J] J? ,, 4. ?? 24 00 J R Matthews 44 ^ J I Met'ant* 5 ^ J J Hanna J SO G E Miles J J? J C Nelson * 00 R B McClary 5 00 Poston & Hanna 44 " ?l G B Mitchum 44 % VV J H Pierce 44 . ^ 00 L D Clark chain gang J W D Bydric bridges ? ?J O K Eaddy " ? g W T Phillips " "50 J D Friereon chain gang J" 00 G G Gist * bridges J" B N Stuckey 44 ?? JJ D B Nexsen lumber for bridges ;! ? W H McGee bridges ?> A R Eaddy chain gang " 5J 4- 44 44 & R D Blakeley contmgent * w? W W Lynch & Driver roads 00 J B Gamble bridges 3 00 JpGnEam contingent * 15 08 Edgar Skinner chain gang cab W 00 T~? \r Ftnrin - bridges 1 &o George J Graham jail report?july 21 00 J M Rogers chain gang 2 frl The State advertising bridge ft?00 W T Wilkins chain gang 28 80 ** " " " 33 75 T D Gamble bridges 30 00 Winslow Wright chain gang 103 11 Smith Williams to shoes for chain gang 30 75 Kingstree Hardware Co chain gang 24 83 8 C Penitentiary 44 44 14 04 Dr W S Lynch chain gang 5 00 T P McMillian bridges 3 00 J J R Montgomery auditor's salary*?july 25 00 W M Vause & Son chain gang 8 75 G L Sauls " 44 31 23 Dr J C Moore 44 5 00 Smith Williams Co roads 29 94 W A Fitch bridges 6 00 W T Wilkins road plow 50-10 J H Thornwell bridges 2 50 Kingstree Hardware Co chain gang 8 63 W B Haselden roads 34 25 44 " 44 44 10 20 CL Burgess " 14 75 J G Nesmith " 42 12 44 44 " 4 00 WD Fitch '* 10 00 J,M Kelley 44 40 00 JMEaddy . ' ;; 44 17 25 F L Morris 44 4 50 DI Johnson 44 5 00 ? ? ? ?. U 2r, . M W Rogers 44 * 10 90 R C McElveen 44 105 30 xBlakeley & McCollough * 4 10 00 ) M Nexsen " 00 N M Venters " 32 87 " . * 2 00 .* ABMcKenzie " J W J A Barfield " . 5 fl W W Burrows . ,2 2 / R W McCutchen . " JJM HRHuegins v, ^ I XX ' JPSaufe * 0?9J J C Rollins ' Jrt->0 H L Poston " Ji ^ J Z Duke " -SSL. G B Mitchum t( Jr 90*" S M Brockington- To v-r < W C Hemingway ;; * f' ^ II Foxworth " 18 10 (Continued next week.) \ JL. THE DEVILFISH. A Battle With One of These Repulsiv* Marine Monsters. T"\/MM1hoU rrrnir f A rrroQ f C17fl in X/CWiliau glV" iu tui oi?v 14ft the Pacific ocean, and most uncanny are some of the stories told of them. The keeper of the Avaion zoological I station says of an adventure he himself had: "I was fishing at the time with several partners out of San Francisco. It was our custom to go out to the banks around the Farallones and try for deep sea fish. It was a rough place, nearly always blowing half a gale, foggy and dangerous, and often we had to let our lines go and run in to lie in the lee of the rocks. One morning I was hauling in the trawl when it stopped coming. I thought I was foul of a rock, so I pulled hard, and after awhile I felt it give and begin to come up, but very heavy. It's slow work hauling in a trawl, taking off a fish and killing sharks that get hooked, and it was some time before I got what I supposed was a rock. I had just taken a turn about a rowlock with the line to rest when it sagged, and, looking over, I saw a great mottled ball, out of which shot a long arm that took hold of the gunwale and held on. "We often caught devilfish, and there 'was a demand for them in the market, ao I tried to pull it up. But another arm came up, as big aa my own, while another crept over the aide near my partner, who started up, ahouting that it was coining aboard. I looked over and saw a great red, mottled mass hanging to the bottom of the boat. Then 1 reached for a knife?a kind of cleaver?my partner doing the same. The devilfish was caught by several of the trawl hooks and tried to fasten to the boat to get rid of them. Its arms shot out of the water like fingers, and when I saw one the size of my arm and growing bigger near the base I didn't wait, but slashed at them right and left, cutting them on the rail. "Some of the tentacles near the boify looked as big around as my leg, and the whole arm, or feeler, was nearly twice as long as a man. The arms were probably twelve feet long and the body two or three times the size of a man's head. The whole mass wa3 so big that we were glad to chop it to pieces as it came aboard and then to punch it away from the boat with oars to get rid * ' TV X - - 1 01 II. it was u>u ucttvj voftc aboard, especially in a seaway." 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