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County Commissioner's Report FOR QUARTER ENDING APRIL 1ST, 1922. Electric Light & Ice Co., lights, court house ani jail $ M. M. Motley, repairing type writer W. J. Haselden, M. D., medical services, chain gang Kingstree Telephone Co., phone rent ri V. G. Arnctt, poor Sumter Machinery Co., roads J. M. McGill, poor James E. Davis, timber cut H. S. Gamble, contingent H. S. Gamble, contingent Steele Furniture Co., chain gang Willie K. Smith, roads Carolina Metal Culvert Co., 1 car culvert Public Works Commission, water, court house and jail W. E. Drockington, highway Walker Evans & Cogswell Co., books and printing M. H. Parker, corn J. T. Williamson, pork, chain cang Estate of John M. Brown, court house and jail Estate of John M. Brown, poor D. C. Scott, Jr., corn S. L. Thompson, roads W. I. Tisdale, hay W. B. Brown, hay A. B. Burrow^ roads ?At W. Cj. .iNesrrmn, niguway W. E. Nesmith, poor Gourvin Mercantile Co., roads || Gourdin Mercantile Co., poor r W. S. Boyd, roads William M. Boyd & Co., creosote W. T. McCants, work on steel bridge J. P. Frierson, expense to Marion J. J. B. Montgomery, salary : Donald Montgomery, salary R. D. Gamble, poor Gal ion Iron Works, road Machinery . S. T. Ne smith, roads and bridges ' C. M. Flinds, corn and hay J. P. Gibbons, roads J. S. Frierson, roads Standard Oil Co., gasoline and oil S. E. McCullough, poor H. S. Gamble, salary H. S. Gamble, dieting prisoners EL_S._Gamble, contingent J. R. Fnerson, deputy snenn J. P. Frierson, magistrate's qon stable W. J. Britton, rural police M. F. Montgomery, salary P. D. Bradham, roads J. Ted Jrierson, rural police J, T. Hr.ir, mule rent H. L. DuBoae, chain gang H. L. DuBose, Mingo bridge S. W. McClary, chain gang ? Kingstree Service Station, work on trucks W. G. Gamble, M. D., examining lunatics W. B. Cox, syrup, ehain gang Austin Western Road Machine Co., road plow Public Works Commission, court house and jail Manly Jail Works convict cage W. E. Sr. owden, salary W. H. Smith, potatoes, chain gang J. S. Wheeler, roads A. F. Stone, hay J. W. Britton, black smith work W. T. Prevatt, paid freight Walter Mix on, roads E. C. Burgess, chain gang E. C. Bu'gess, chain gang Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., freight The County Record, printing Clarence Alsbrook, roads King Hardware Co., chain gang King Hardware Co., court house , Gulf Ref ning Co., gasoline and oil 1 M. B. M tchum, roads B. M. Picquet, plumbing in jail T. A. Johnson, roads E. L. Baylor, magistrate's constable John S. Brown, chain gang Bryant Altman, chain gang R. P. Cooper, chain gang H. E. Alsbrook, chain gang Willie H. Smith, roads * J Jessie El herage, roads W. L. Altman, rural police R. B. Smith, salary R. B. Smi th, vital statistics R. B. Smith, jury and witness R. B. Smith, service jury commission J. D. Britton, service jury commission J. J. B. Montgomery, Contingent Ben Mouton, janitor Toby Brown, load of wood, court house J. I. Cooker, corn S. J. Sin fletary, salary S. J. Sin gletary, contingent B. M. Picquet, roads and bridges R. P. Parish, lights in jail J. F. Wirgate, 2 loads of wood Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., freight J. L. Christopher, chain gang J. A. Moore, roads W. E. Allen, roads Yancy Bros., road machinery S. A. Guerry & Bro., lumber Kamimsk; Hardware Co., Mingo bridge S. B. McKlveen, corn Good Roads Machinery Co., road machinery _ R. L. Bryan Co., office supplies .U U. JUizra, nay _ F. Rhem ? Sons, timber for Mingo bridge Kingstree Telephone Co., court house and jail J. B. Alsbrook, dynamite : J. B. Alsbrook, dynamite J. B. Alsbrook, roads jl King Hardware Co., Atlanta, shovels Electric l ight & Ice Co., court house and jail D. E. McCutcben, lumber ? D. E. MeOutchen, hay and corn 1 Columbia Office Supply Co., office file Happ Bros., blankets, chain gang State Highway Department, roads Bailey Lebby Co., roads North Sti te Culvert Co., roads Standard Tin & Awing Co., chain gang Van Smith Builders Co., San tee road Shrink Plow Co., roads Lucas & Vanawkin, type writer ribbon W. T. McCants, court house and jail ~? Daniel Browder, hay ? R. T. Browder, corn J. B. Wallace, roads M. T. Has .'Id en, Mingo bridge M. T. Haselden, Mingo bridge H. H. DuKant, Mingo bridge W. C. Hemingway & Co., Mingo brdige James B. Mayes, road engineer salary F. E. Huggins, chain gang W. J. Smiley, chain gang Sauls & Smiley, lumber Wife' W. F. Prevatt, chain gang Bartow Smith, chain gang John W. Cox, chain gang W. D. James, chain gang 4 E. H. Carsten, chain gaig Tom Woods, Robert Carsten, chain gang T. P. Fulruore, chain gang W. I. Hodges, chain gang E. S. Sauls, chain gang S. D. McKenzie, chain gang Jan is Christopher, chaia gang V. G. Araett, chain gang Haselden Mercantile Co., chain gang Taylor Br:;., Tobacco Co., chain gang W. E. Allen, roads t. P. Fulnnore, highway HV T. P. Fulnore, highway f B^ T. P. Fulmore, highway B w. D. James, chain gang, December 1921 Janis Christopher, chain gang, December 1921 B W. F. Prevatt, expense on dogs B W. F. Prevatt, freight on dynamite S. D. McKenzie, hay ^ v R. B. Smi*h, paid freight # R. B. Smixh, state highway department R. B.Smith, state highway department fi. B. Smith, W. H. Cribb on highway 1 R. B. Smith, T. P. Fulmore on highway R. B. Smith, B. G. Tirnrnons cn highway 1 R. B. Smith, J. B. Mayes on highway R. B. Smith, J. B. Mayes on highway 39 64 ** B. Montgomery, salary 8*00 J- J* B. Montgomery, contingent g'55 Donald Montgomery, salary 14*50 J. M. James, roads 18 00 B. B- P?ston? 2 wagon roads 10 00 T. Gaskins, poor 18 00 'lhe R- L* Br>'an Co., book, clerk of court 25.00 S- B. Pgston, poor 14.50 w- **. Baylor, roads 15 00 B. Bryant, roads 29 00 C. K. Eaddy, poor 62 25 W. H. Welch, official bonds ?_??< 2 012^40 G. Arnett, chain gang ' q 50 E. R. Ginn, lumber 2 00 T. P. McMillan, roads 38!86 J- S. Frier son, roads 18 75 Galion Iron Works, roads 7^50 W. F. Prevatt, paid freight 9*65 H. M. Cooper, hay 52 00 M. Kellahan, lumber __ rY r rr n ? oU.UU vai awu, uiaiu ? ?? l'oo Clarence Alsbrook, roads 2*50 T. M. Cathcart, farm demonstrator 24^24 F. Montgomery, salary 44.50 W. E. Snowden, lunacy 10.00 H. J. Brown, chain gang 1&00 John S. Brown, superintendent chain gang No. 2 6.65 Bryant Altman, truck driver, chain gang No. 2 10.50 H. E. Alsbrook, guard, chain gang No. 2 7^00 H. E. Alsbrook. pork and potatoes 24.68 Briaa Montgomery, hay ? 2.25 Gulf Refining Co., gasoline and oil 16.64 E. C. Burgess, chain gang No. 1 84^17 E. C. Burgess, chain gang No. 2 100!00 J- L. Brown & Son, meal for chain gang No. 2 36.00 King Hardware Co., chain gang 52.95 King Hardware Co., jail 68.01 King Hardware Co., court house 6.90 Kingstree Telephone Co., phone, court house and jail 6.32 Scott Drug Co., chain gang 105.00 W. M. O'Bryan, M. D., lunacy 88.61 M. F. Haselden, bridges ? 18.00 T. M. Cathcart, farm demonstrator 150.00 T. M. Cathcart, farm demonstrator 140.40 Lucas & Vanaker, office supplies ' 26.10 T. M. Cathcart, salary and expenses, December 40.00 R. C. Flowers, Roads 25.00 R. C. Flowers, chain gang 100.00 Galion Iron Works Co., roads 150.00 G. M. Beasley, hay 10.00 Standard Oil Co., chain gang 100.00 Standard Oil Co., chain gang 100.00 H. D. Ferrell, corn 6.75 H. S. Gable, 1 load of wood, jail 40.00 Sanitary Supply Co., court house and jail 11.25 W. F. McCants, screening'jail 18.85 M. F. Montgomery, salary ? 25.00 W. M. Vause A Sons, repairing trucks 22.50 W. C. Hemingway A Co., Mingo bridge 1 578.90 J. D. Christopher, chain gang 11.00 W. T. Phillips, roads 525.00 H. S. Gamble, salary 30.00 H. S. Gamble, dieting prisoners ? 7.60 H. S. Gamble, wood for jail 17.50 J. P. Frierson, deputy sheriff 34.10 J. P. Frierson, back salary 1921 ? 18.00 J. P. Frierson, magistrate's constable 2.00 W. J. Britton, rural police salary , 26.80 J. Ted Fricrson, rural police salary 116.82 B. A. Hughes, hay 67.20 N. A. Lesesne, ditching on road 2.85 J. L. Brown & Sons, chain gang 136.00 E. L. Baylor, magistrate's constable 120.00 The County Record, printing '32.90 James 3. Mayes, road engineer salary 2.85 Electric Light & lice Co., lights, February 72.69 W. L. Alt man, rural police salary 20.00 Willie H. Smith, roads 4.50 Jessie Etherage, roads 65.00 T. A. Johnson, roads 12.50 W. E. Allen, roads 1 85.00 W. A. Marshall, roads 65.00 M. B. Mitchum, roads 56.00 J. A. Moore, roads 43.00 J. B. Alsbrook, roads 73.70 Walter Mixon, roads 376.35 W. E. Snowden, roads 100.00 W. E. Snowden, salary 84.16 L. D. Clark, chain gang 308.00 W. F. Prevatt, superintendent chain gang No. 1 : 15.60 Janis Chrictmas, guard, chain gang 35.00 W. B. Cox, hay 35.00 Robert Cars ten, hay 9.25 W. F. Prevatt, paid freight 30.00 W. I. Hodges, groceries, chain gang , 2.00 George Kennedy, corn 18.75 E. S. Sauls, corn 125.00 Sauls A Smiley, lumber 11,57 Guss Bradley, hay, chain gang 68.10 R. B. Smith, salary ' 5.30 R. B. Smith, discount on loans 6.00 R. B. Smith, jury and witness 2.88 R. B. Smith, vital statistics 19.07 Philip Shaw, court house yard 201.50 R. B. Smith, paid freight 311.62 R. B. Smith, state highway voucher 36.00 R. B. Smith, state highway voucher 114.56 H. S. Gamble, contingent 57.20 s. J. Singletary, salary 18.75 ?>. J. Singletary, premium on bond 15.20 Ben Mouzon, janitor, court house ? 15.85 J. W. Chandler, paid freight 41.51 The Georgetown Grocery Co., mule feed 108.95 B. N. Blakeley, carrying lunatic to hospital 15.00 W. L. McFarlin, roads 59.43 Public Works Commission, court house and jail 59.03 H. O. Pipkin, poor -? 72.85 W. H. Reardon, roads 27.00 American Railway Express Co., roads 35.90 L. D. Clark, payment on mule 1 308.68 H. P. Pressley, roads 5.80 J. R. Bodiford, roads 101.60 The Texas Oil Co., gass and oil 190.50 H. P. Snowden, damage to car 44.80 A. G. Eaddy, M. D., chain gang and lunacy, 1921 5.27 w. C. Hemingway & Co., roads 204.00 Wilson & DuRant, lumber 114.49 J. J. Bradham, damage to car 32.00 Miss Hattie McMurray, salary and travel. January 51.00 Miss Hattie McMurray, salary and travel, February 1.00 T. M. Cathcart, salary and travel, March 1.25 W. C. Hemingway & Co., roads 24.45 Miss Hattie McMurray, salary and travel, March 28.00 J. F. Wingate, roads 6.44 W. S. Boyd, M. D., lunacy 335.87 I. N. Boyd, M. D., lunacy iuu.uu w. K. wuson, aliening 17.35 w. R. Pritchett, hay 46.28 William R. Lifrage, roads 233.33 j. j. b. Montgomery, salary for March 1.00 j. j. B. Montgomery, contingent 8.35 Donald Montgomery, salary for March 156.80 j. b. Gamble, first quarter, magistrate's salary 125.00 j. w. Stewart, first quarter, magistrate's salary 71.99 Troy Flagler, poor .' 22.45 Kingstree Drug Co., chain gang 80.00 Kingstree Drug Co., court house 23.28 J. M. Godwin and constable 3.00 w. N. Clarkson, hay 1 20.30 The Galion Iron Works, road machinery Jin Western Machine Co., road plow !. Gamble, salary for March 5. Gamble, jail" T. Britton, rural police l. Hines, corn Frierson, deputy sheriff's salary . Frierson, magistrate's constable salary xv. vV. Smith, county commissioner 1600 Willie H. Smith, roads 100.00 M. F. Montgomery, March salary 100.00 M. F. Montgomery, contingent 264.00 Dr. T. S. Hemingway, examining lunatic 86.67 Dr. T. C. Harper, examining lunatic 50.00 g. P. Fulmore, magistrate and constable j 30.96 .1. <?. Tart, magistrate and constable 3-83 J. Ted Frierson, rural police " 13.72 M. M. Bradshaw, magistrate and constable 36.51 w. L. Altmr.n, rnfral police . 450-00 J. w. Chandler, county commissioner .J 411.90 j. w. Chandler, com V : L ^ ? ,204.35 S. W. McConnell, chain gang 20.00 276.50 Electric Light & Ice Co.,. court house :jid jail ! 34J.0 ,079.97 D. E. McCutchen, roads and bridges 192.70 90.00 E. C. Burgess, chain gang ! 277.40 95.00 G. C. Bristol, treating blood hound 10.00 84.17 J. B. Mayes, road engineer, salary for March 233.33 3.00 T. C. Flowers, chain gang 7J.0 100.00 T. G. McKenzie, hay and corn - 28.60 5.00 J. R. Gowdy, corn 15.30 " ? 120.00 W. F. Prevatt, chain gang guard 125.00 18.00 R. P. Parish, eiectrical work in jail 1.70 17.91 C. A. Hines, corn 75.00 6.00 W. E. Allen, roads 303.87 16.50 W. E. Brockington, hay . 20.00 / ? * 8.00 B. M. Picquet, metal trough 30.00 6.00 R. W. Smith, roads 10.00 * 112.50 Jessie Etherage, roads 294.75 10.25 R. L. Smith, bridge . 8.50 19.72 A. E. McCullough, lumber 792 2.96 B. Altman, truck driver 10.00 2.00 Friday Montgomery, corn 15.00 62.95 H. E. Alsbrook, chain gang guard 60.00 13.06 H. E. Alsbrook, pork, chain gang 20.25 3.90 Jno. S. Brown, superintendent chain gang 85.00 ' 83.00 J. Christmas, guarding chain gang No. 1 60.00 69.39 George Burrows, hay 7.00 53.00 J. P. Frier son, transporting lunatic 27.69 188.87 J. M. Williamson, county commissioner, first quarter 93.75 150.00 A. B. Burrows, roads 30.00 30.00 G. A. Shaw, roads 20.00 11.20 J. A. Moore, roads 25.50 85.00 W. M. Vause, work on car, H. P. Snowdcn 5.00 65.00 A. P. Buffken, 2 mules 300.00 gs1 3 32.00 M. B. Mitchum, roads 11.83 32.95 Dr. W. C. Rogers, examining lunatic 1 5.00 20.26 Dr. W. C. Rogers, transporting lunatic ,? 22.50 ?. 96.11 W. E. Snowden, salary for march -L- 30.00 115.30 W. E. Snowden, lunatic commitments 50.00 . 62.20 Bartow Smith, county commissioner first quarter 64.20 4.00 County Record; printing and advertising 25.00 43.15 Dr. C. D. Jacobs, examining lunatic -? 5.00 3.50 J. D. Britton, contingent 3 months . 41.09 4.20 Geo. S. Hemingway, 1 mule 160.00 14.05 R. L. Bryan Co., office supplies 12.00 1.50 W. C. Elliott, roads 0.00 15.00 J. B. Alsbrook, roads 140.00 59.00 J. B. Alsbrook, roads : 58.85 100.00 Sauls & Smiley, lumbar 435J0 100*00 E. S. Sauls, corn 279? 5.10 J. N. Sauls, meat, chain gang 1297 188.87 W. C. Smiley, groceries, chain gang 12.75 71.55 Kingstree Hardware Co., chain gang 43.60 25.00 King Ha) dware Co., court house 5 JO 52.50 King Hardware Co., chain gang 96.70 53.23 P. O. Arrowsmith, 1 mule 135.00 25.28 W. B. Cox, hay 30.00 38.50 J. J. Epps, potatoes l$-?4 13.25 S. J. Snowden, roads 2395 3.75 M. A. Shuler, board of education 219? 22.92 Edwin Epps, rent 3 months 3?9t 13.00 Gulf Refining Go., gas and oil 160.00 P. C. Shirer, roads 2L97 10.05 Kingstree Telephone Co., court house 2nd jail 21.lt 13.05 W. J. Hasclden, medical treatment and examining lunatic 9.75 3.00 S. Shaw, roads 5.09 25.00 M. F. Haeelden and crew, roads 250.00 150.00 H. J. Brown, coroner 62.50 a 82.80 H. J. 3rown, hay, chain gang 1 12J2S 63.00 Sims Gamble, roads 4.50 60.00 W. T. and A. B. Cee, magistrate and constable 87.50 140.00 R. C. Gamble, roads 22.50 25.00 Lawrence Pressley, roads -T- 2.75 100.00 The Twin Bros., tents i ^ 67.50 100.00 Williamsburg Hardw?/e Co., roads 59.35 18.45 O. C. Hinnant, lumber 65.70 2.96 H. D. Ferrell, roads 24.42 10.50 Kingstree Service Station, roads .. 15.85 12.50 Standard Oil Co., gas and oil 57.65 84.75 V. G. Arnett, chain gang supplies 30.67 233.33 J. N. Britton, roads 8.00 31.10 H. L. DuBose, roads - 18.40 100.00 Bartow Smith, chain gang 6.00 72.25 Col. Store. Fixture Co., type writer, superintendent education ? 105.00 303.75 J. M. Wingate, roads 6.60 5.00 J. C. Norton, roads 25.39 348.70 J. D. Britton, clerk of court salary 112.50 1 69.94 H. K. Hines, road maintenance 284.12 23.80 Express Co., express on mt^hinery 133.52 37.00 B. M. Picquet, plumbing jail 167.80 58.50 Ricliard McGee, transporting lunatic 11.48 ^ 15.00 L. Stackley, post master, stamped envelopes 10.96 20.00 I. N. Timmons, clearing Lake City road 25.45 30.00 Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., freight on road equipment ? 15.35 " * "? 1 1!- 1ft KA I'/.zz iom wooas, transporting luruiuc 125.00 J. I. and J. B. Morris, magistrate and constable 87.50 60.00 L. Stackley, postmaster, parcel post charges 67.23 19.97 J. E. Player, roads 30.50 12.80 Express Co., c. o. d. shipment, roads 44.67 3.45 L. 0. Hsdale, transporting lunatic 19.00 45.91 J. F. Rogers, board of education 6.00 6.00 R. L. Floyd, transporting lunatic 18.68 5.00 Philip Shaw, court house yard 6.00 100.00 Ben Mouzon, janitor 30.00 4.50 E. L. Baylor, magistrate's constable 12J>0 83.33 S. J. Singletary, salary, March 125.00 541.67 R. B. Smith, salary, March 88.33 719.50 R. B. Smith, contingent -? 2^2 75.25 R. B. Smith, state highway voucher 225.00 5.00 Ri B. Smith, state highway voucher 545.00 3.08 R. B. Smith, jury and witness . 130.40 244.05 R. A. Minis, roads 10.86 216.54 Jas. A Scott, roads 10.00 19.60 Public Works Commission, court house and jail ? 18.00 125.00 S. J. SINGLETARY, . 0.00 April 24, 1922. County Supervisor. 30.00 3.15 : I?!?! When in need of Good I jinting call on The 1JI:oo Record. 18-?? -_l Jg gg -? | 11 saoo ! I - _ ' ? j | 4iii Window and Door Screens moo SHOULD BE PUT ON NOW. . 100 00 1' < ? 50*00 !! The sooner 'tis done the less trouble yon will have with < > 1.50 ] | the flies. ' J \ > ' 22.65 , | It doesn't cost so very much , to have the best screens , ? 1 87 50 ?' money can buy, and to live in comfort as far as flies are ! ! 67.20 concernea. 538 33 :: LET US FIGURE ON YOUR SPECIFICATIONS. ! ! isoiob ;; .' ' ;; 37-20 ' ' I ill u iii j j jbb LLMJIIII nil ! 1111 I I II ' ' loo.oo ;; IHARDWARE CCTI i j; BMBjaj??sE^^S55s5^rajj|M I: 100!00 ; | | | finim ii i n lies i; im ui?n i in nil im iih ?m??, /^v t JaMM