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?? -1- ?????? I ?? ???? # SUPERVISOR'S REPORT. Pnr tKirri nuarter eommenciner. July 1, 1906. (Continued from last week.) Names Nature of Claim Amt. Allowed W T Phillips roads 17 31 W 0 Taylor 44 50 50 S D Hanna 44 20 30 J J Casaelman 44 14 00 R H Epps bridges 12 00 S M Shaw 44 8 75 H D Ferrall roada 12 00 J T Yarbrorough bridges 5 00 TD Gamble ^4 19 00 C KEaddy roads 9 75 A L Scott 44 1 50 J M Matthews 44 8 50 POShirer. 44 4 75 L L Lifrage 44 19 75 44 44 bridges 4 10 J P Wilson 44 24 25 W C Hemingwsy & Co tools for roads 9 45 H W Evans bridges 3 00 S C Gedwin ? ? 44 1 5 08 T D Camble 44 2 8 50 Melvin Powell 44 - 50 F M Player cor constable 2 oo N M Venters bridges 5 25 J W Timmons 44 14 50 J T Yarbrough 44 80 00 J J Casselman 44 .10 00 B N Stuckey 44 16 29 " u roads 3 00 XI II im;*m John T Eaddy bridges 5 00 JJHanna. 44 3 00 WM Stafford " 4 00 S M Brockington ? bridges 5 00 D L Collins " 52 75 RH Keels roads 33 25 R K Gamble coroner 25 50 John E Godwin bridges 41 00 J P Haselden 44 25 00 MG McMillan 44 3 72 GWCamlin 44 5 45 A W Rogers 44 16 00 J B Gamble 44 9 00 S M Lee 44 1 2 00 J C Graham 44 3i 12 J B Gamble 44 1100 . People's Mercantile Co..chain gang 12 01 Farmers Supply Co poor farm 54 68 J ohn E Godwin bridges 13 58 J J B Montgomery auditor's salary 25 00 H D Reddick chain gang 4 85 * *' 44 " " 8 00 William Cooper contingent 2 90 W V. Lynch & Guard ? chain gang 50 00 I P Frierson & J F Smith road plow 55 00 Kings tree Hardware Co- chain gang 2 20 B S Smith lumber-bridges 12 00 S Atkinson 44 44 5 00 Geo J Graham lunatics 80 60 44 44 44 iail report?aug 42 00 A RThomlinson Charlestonch'n gang 26 75 W M D MoGee bridges 9 05 Ca. Portlan Cement Co tiling for c h 46 08 C W Wolfe printing & stationeiy 91 00 Walker Evans&Cogs, Co44 p.&o. C. 230 61 Jno M Eaddy bridges 9 00 J M Barrineau roads 19 20 W W Burrows bridges 18 51 W H Dennis 44 6 62 MRD Baker 44 12 50 W W Lynch & Guard?chain gang 43 32 J P FriersonA J TSmith..road plow 50 00 J P Haselden bridges 36 00 L L Rogers ... magistrate's sal-sept 8 75 44 44 stationery 7 38 DO 44....?1> constable 10 75 44 44 " chain gang 6 00 J B Gamble bridges 79 00 .T J B Montgomery auditor sal-sept 25 00 J W Timmons 54 36 W H Dennis 44 2 2 00 J B Gamble bridges 10 00 v J 1' Yarbrouuh reads 6 00 , ML Boyd- 44 1 9 85 Bank Kings tree 44 91 73 JT Wilson 44 19 25 J J B Montgomery contingent a 90 T* sal of auditor oct 25 00 J J Graham Co sup contingent 8 95 Mrs F Swann making clothes for eg 17 40 W T Wilkins road plow 89 00 W M Yause work on c house 4 00 W T Wilkins chain gang 52 00 W M Collins roads 194 00 Locklier & Rowell 44 5 50 A W Rogers 44 8 00 D I Johnson 44 5 00 Kingstree Hardware Co 44 31 05 Mrs D B Turner lumber for bridges 6 25 A D Hemingway roads 124 50 8 M Brockinton 44 68 25 W M Moore 44 9 88 W J Flowers ? 44 31 20 N M Venters 44 25 50 . ABMcKenzie 44 10 75 W B Haselden 44 11 65 GBMitchum 44 5 95 P C Shirer 44 29 87 BNStuekey 44 6 3 26 J W Timmons 44 5 50 W T Mitchum bridges 10 00 AG Boyd roads 17 02 Lockliar & Rowell 44 3 50 ABSpivey ?.. 44 4 75 44 44 44 44 58 00 S V McKnight *' 19 50 D J Griffith chain gang 13 10 J J McAllister roads 15 00 Lake City Hd Co chain gang 6 35 Melvin Powell roads 8 00 J J Casselman 44 1 9 00 P H Grumbles 44 9 80 " " " i?:J to no duugca \jv filakeley & McCollough roads 20 50 " 36 13 " 44 ? 44 6 25 44 44 44 4 4 7 3 05 G W Johnson co treas 75 00 Jno M Eaddy roads 18 22 William Cooper contingent 6 93 R D Blakeley co commission 8 mos 22 50 J N llammet clerk of board co com 50 00 A R Eaddy?co commission 8 mos 22 50 R K Wallace magistrate 56 25 G W Camlin bridges, dam. to mill 20 00 Lockllear & Rowel paupers 8 00 Hemingway a Eaddy..post mortem 10 00 ^ G B Gowdy bridges 2 00 ' Conrad Constine-work on jury room 1 25 G B Gowdy bridges 2 50 People's Mercantile Co..chain gang 7 51 George Hughes 44 44 4 82 J P Gamble board equalization 2 00 8 M Bradshaw magistrate 8 75 A W Graham bridges 3 50 End of 3rd quarter, Oct 1st, 1906. J N HAMMET, J J GRAHAM, Clerk. County Supervisor. I PAT FOR FORMER POSTMASTER. Mr. M. L Rogers, of the Lane Office, Gets Back Salary. i The State Bureau, 1417 G Street, N \V., Washington, Jan. 12. Mr M L Rogers, former postmaster at Lane, will get the pay of something over $600 which was withheld because it was claimed that mail which should have gone through the Georgetown offiee was diverted to Lane to keep the Georgetown postmaster from getting the pay. The claim has been pending for four years or more, and a number of unsuccessful attempts have been made to collect it. Representative Ellerbe recently took the matter up and secured its payment. DEATH AT COWARDS. Mrs. Jans Gaese Passes Away?little Herbert Gaise Accldeetly Shot. Mrs Jane Gause, a widow lady of the Cowards section died on Sunday afternoon at 7 o'clock, after a long spell of ill health in her 67th year. She was the step mother of W N and W B Gause and of Mrs Hutchinson, all of that section ot country, one had been living-since her widowhood, in the old homestead near \V N Gause's home and was buried in the old family burying ground there. After the funeral, while Hon. W P Gause was about to take the train for Columbia to attend the legislature, of which he is a member, he received notice of an accident to one of his little boys and hurriedly returned home. The little boy, Herbert, with an older brother, had been playing with a gun and* was near the house shooting. In some way the gun was prematurely disnnU fha Knu T~fprh?rf LlJdl ^CU ft uu bijv* w? mv? ?/? ? was hurt, supposedly by the wadding-, his face cut slightly Souvenir I LOCAL Six Views Issued i School House Court Hou River Sc Stree Co Show Patriotic Spit it anc I in? out these u*ras. i ney c yiews. 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