The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, April 13, 1910, Image 6
Supervisor's Office
FIRST QUARTERLY REPORT
FOR THE YEAR 1910.
Commencing Jan. 1st, Ending
March 31st.
k...1.1 and Rrlgdc- Iccount.
1186?W. Shaw, Lumber, labor and
hauling. 988
1193?J. O. Blgham. Payment
Floating gang ?0 hrs. 5 s ?>
119??J. A. Frlerson. damage to
mule. 50.00
?204?T. E. Hodge 135 ft. Ihr. 1.62
1116? Burn* Hardware Co. 1
eoUar. 2.00
1117? R. E. Lee. 90 ft. lumber,
hauling and labor. L50
SS21?81ms Davis, hauling and
labor. 6d>&
1125?Chattanooga 8ewer Pipe
Co.. 1 c-1 24 In pipe. 107.11
2126?L. M Allen. 164 ft Iber.
hauling and labor. 3.62
1280? J. O. Blgham. payment
floating gang and 5 bu corn 7.81
1281? W. E. McEIveen. hauling
and labor. 21.00
8883?J. L. MoLeod. cutting tree.1.00
8888?W. M. Brown. hauling
and labor. 5.50
2288?T. J. DuBoae. labor. 6.00
8188?Parker Lumber Co. 644 ft.
lumber, 8.37
9893?Jno. Boykln. 1 days work
Floating gang. 1.00
8395?Essex Taylor. 2666 ft.
lumber. 39.99
8338? M. L. Hodge. 545 ft lum?
ber, labor and hauling. 38.00
8339? Peter Vnderson. rep. to
bridge. 1.00
8830?E. E. \ E. B. Hodge. 2026
ft. lumber. 30.39
8882?Reuben Curtis. 6.00
'?T63?J. O. Blgham. payment
Floating gang 85 brs. S.50
8334?Essex Taylor. 1783 ft
lumber. 26.74
2355? Ballard and Rogers 266
yards dlt< hing. 8.64
2356? VV. M. Brown, labor and
hauling. 1.50
8384?O. P. Josey. hauling and
labor. 2.70
3405?L. C. Tlsdate, hauling and
labor. 2.00
3407?J. O. Blgham. Payment
floating gang 120 hrs. 12.00
1408/?Ed. Davis, damage to
carriage. 1.60
'??S. W. Raffleld. hauling
and labor. 2.00
3411?L. D. Sandors. cutting
trees, 1.50
2412?E. E. & I I Hodge. 5652
feet lumU-r. 6t.l4
3413?J. O. Blgham. Payment
floating gang 83 1-2 hrs. 8.35
2414? H. \V. Beul', repair on
I ndge. 1.00
2415? T. J. Keelf. hauling and
labor. 6.00
1448?E. E. A E. B. Hodge. 3124
feet lumber. 49.99
8449?J. E. DuPr\ 242 ft. lum?
ber ami labor. 5.04
3451?A. T. Doty, damage to
horse. 15.00
1452? J. O. Blgham. Payment
floating gang 95 hrs. 9.50
1453? T. J. Brown. 1004 feet
lumber and labor. 23.90
1488?W, S. Thompson. 117 feet
lumber, labor and hauling. 3.17
3459?M. W. Cummlngs. labor
and hauling. < 3.00
1482?S. B. Newman, hauling
and labor. 10.00
2467?S. J. Mima, 578 lbs. hay,
floating gang, 5.78
1482?Pater Anderson, hauling
and saber, 3.25
3489?J. K. Clack. Agt. freight
on 2 cars sewer pipe, 54.78
1492? Miller Coulter. ditching
10 days, 6.00
1493? A. P. Vlnson. Jr., hauling
and labor. 2.50
2494 Henry Henderson, labor
and hauling. 9.00
1495?J. O. Blgham Payment
Moating gang 112 brs. 11.20
149??T. M. Bradley, hauling
and labor. 9.75
1497?E. E. A 1 B HotBft, 2807
feet lumber, 44.91
149*- W, K DuBoae, 280 f. I
lumber, labor and hauling. 8.10
1580?Chattanooga Sewer Pipe
Co.. 300 ft. 21 In. pipe, 80.23
2603?R. B. Anderson, cutting
trees from road. 1.00
1845?J. O. Blgham. Payment
floating gang 119 hrs. 11.90
1547 ? 1: K \- E I! Hodge. 4?S
ft. htm her, 7.49
3548?J. td Kolb. 9S6 feet lum
b. i 14.79
2669?J. I. M Lend, labor and
hauling. 3.00
1551?J. (1. Floyd, labor and
hauling. 15.00
1563?City of Sumt*r. T. C.
drain pip", 21.00
186??T. S. Weldon. 134 feet
lumber, labor and hauling. 3.20
1658?Abe James, 7 1-2 hrs.
floating gang. .75
3669? Fr. I M Oalney. hauling
and labor. 2.25
15f0 -I. E. * E. B. Hodge, 1,
?6 2 ft lumber. 2?5.59
Mil?A. J Hoodman. 2 bushels
' orn. ftoa'tng gang. 2.00
16?! ? Robert Wltherspoon. la?
bor and hau'lng. 5.50
16?5?C. W, Young. haiding
and labor. 1.50
2566?J. I. LeMesne, ditching
177 yard* 3.54
1669? T. M Bradley. labor
anl hauling. 3.50
1670? H. D. Player, 3869 ft.
lumber, 61.90
Total. $1066.23
i tee mil IgBni Ige ieeoeset,
1194 ? E. T. Minis, salary super?
visor. 4th. Qr. 26.30
1195- F E. Thomas, salary su?
pervisor. Ith. Qr. 81.8?
119??W. J. Young, salary .su?
per \ is..r. 4th. Qr. 26.60
1197 John I. Brogdon. s.ilary
?up. i v Is..r. Ith. Cjr. 22.40
119*?K. T. Minis. Hilary, su
pervftrer, Ith <ir. 10.00
2294?W. a Me Man us, sal as
scrap? t man, Jany. luumi
1301?.!. G. Blgham. 7 days on
floating gang Jan. 9.25
23o;i?J, R. Brunsen, salarv as
overseer c. g. Jan. 90.00
1303?J. R. Brunson. salary for
guard. 40.00
2305-j. i?. wilder, salary, c,>.
Auditor. j hi. 14.44
230? B < V Wall ice, salary Co.
Treasurer. Jan. 44.44
1307 ? W. If. Epperson, salarv
Co. Sheriff. Jan. 150.00
130??a. 88. Rateman, salary,
Constable 1st Diet Jan. 12.50
1309?S. F. Flowers, salarv.
Coroner, Jan. 11.88
23 lo S I? r-iin. salarv. < *o.
Supt Education, Jan. Ti.98
3311 ? P. 88. Pitta, salary. Co,
Super 11 Jan. 125 00
3312- J. It. Sninter. salarv.
(*b rk to Co. Com. Jan. r,?;
Iii I R a 1 >? nnis. Magistrate,
|Mt I'istri t. Ja?, 10.11
2314 <bo. T DesChasape, Mag?
istrate. 2nd. Dial Jan. 10.41
231 .'>?Horace Harby, salary,
Magistrate. 3rd. Hist. Jan. 4 1.6?
111??J. I?. Jenkins, salary,
Magistrate. Ith. I ?ist Jan. 11.18
2317- W J. Bees, salary, Mag?
istrate. 5th. Hist Jan. 31.25
231*- N IV Halliard, salary.
Magistrate. 6th. Dlst. Jan. 14.58
2319?J. L. Gillis, salary, Mag?
istrate. 7th. l>ist. Jan. 10.41
j;^o?w. J. Frierson, salary,
Constable. 1st. Dist. Jan. 8.33
2;t21?B. C. Chandler, salary,
Constable. 2nd. Dist. Jan. 8.33
2322? J. T. Burkett, salary, Con?
stable, 3rd. Dist. Jan. 22.89
2323? D. W. Allsbrooks, salary,
Constable. 4th. Dist. Jan. 10.4 1
2324? Geo. T. Geddings, salary,
Constable, 5th. Dist. Jan. 16.66
2325? T. D. Jenkins, salary
ConaUhbl?, 6th. l>lst. Jan. 8.33
ir.r.'K?James Mickens. salary
Janitor. C. II. Jan. 25.00
j;<j7?\v. A. MeManus, salary
Scraperman 16 days, Jan. 20.00
2410?A. H. Truluek. 2 days,
Township bd. 1909. 4.00
24 21?P. M. Pitts, salary. Su?
pervisor. Psb, 11I.0?
24 22?J. R. Sumter, salary as
Clerk to Co. Com. Feb. 66.66
2123?J. D. Wilder, salary. Co^
Auditor. Feb, 4 4.44
2424?B. C. Wallace, salary, Co.
Treasurer. Feb. 4 4.44
24 25?W. H. Epperson, salary,
Sheriff. Feb. 150.00
24 26?S. F. Flowers, salary,
Coroner. Feb. 41.67
24 27?S. D. Cain, salary, Co.
Superintendent of Ed. Feb. 75.00
24 28?R. A. Dennis, sal, Mag?
istrate. 1st. Dist. Feb. 10.41
24 29?Geo. T. DesChamps, sal.
Magistrate, 2nd. Dist. Feb. 10.41
24 30?Horace Harbv, salary,
Magistrate. 3rd. Dist. Feb. 41.67
2 131?J. D. Jenkins, sal. Mag?
istrate. 4th. Dist. Feb. 12.50
24 32?W. J. Rees, salary, Mag?
istrate. 5th. Dist. Feb. 31.25
2433? S. P Gaillard. salary,
Magistrale, 6th. Dist. Feb. 14.58
2434? J. I,. Gillis. salary. Mag?
istrate. 7th. Dist. Feb. 10.41
2436?W. J. Frierson, salary,
Constable. 1st. Dist. Feb. 8.33
2 4 36?B. C. Chandler. salary,
Constable. 2nd. Dist. Feb. 8.33
24 37?J. T. Burkett, salary,
Constable. 3rd. Dist. Feb. 22.93
24 38?D. W. Allsbrooks, salary,
Constable, 4th Dist Feb. 10.41
8428?Qeo. T. Geddings, salary,
Constable. 5th. Dist. Feb. 16.67
24 4 0?A. M. Bateman, salary,
Constable. 6th. Dist. Feb. 12.50
24 41?J. D. Jenkins, sal. Con?
stable. 7th. Dist. Feb. 8.33
24 4 2?J. R. Brunson, salary,
Overseer. C. G. Feb. 90.00
2442?J. R. Brunson. payment
of Guard, c. g. Feb. 40.00
24 4 3?W. A. MeManus, Scraper
man. Feb. 40.00
'J4 4 4?J. Q. Blgham. salary as
overseer tloating gang, Feb. 40.00
2445?L, I>. Jennings. salarv,
('.?. Atty. Jan. and Feb. 25.00
1446?James Miekens, salarv,
Janitor C. N. leb.* 25.00
LT.?;7?.1. YV. r.runson, per dien
Bd. Assessors, Mar. 4.00
2568?J. D. Wilder, salary. Co.
Auditor. Mar. 4 4.45
25 7 l ? I!. C, Wallace, salary, Co.
Treasurer, Mar. 44.45
8671?W. II. Epperson, salarv.
Bhertit Mar. 150.00
||73.?s. F. Flowers, salary, as
Coroner. Mar. 41.67
Iit4 1. 1>. Gain, salary Co.
Superintendent F.d. Mar. 75.00
II7 5?P. M. Pitts, salary. Co.
Supervisor, ' Mar. 125.00
2576? J. R. Sumter. salary as
Clerk Co. Comm. Mar. 75.00
2577? J. R. Sumter. balance,
January and February, 10.01
2578? R. A. Dennis, salary as
Magistrat.-. 1st. Dist. Mar. 10.43
- " 79?Geo. T. DesChamps. sal.
Magistrate. 2nd. Dist. Mar. 10.43
2580? H. Harby. salary. Magis?
trate. 3rd. Dist. Mar. 52.08
2581? H. Harby. ?Balance Jan.
and February, 20.85
2582? J. D. Jenkins, salary as
Magistrate 4th. Dist. Mar. 12.50
25S3?W. J. Rees, salary as
Magistrate. 5th. Dist. Mar. 33.33
258 4?W. J. Rees, balance Jan.
and February, 4.16
2585?S. P. Gaillard. salary as
Magistrate. 6th. Dist. Mar. 29.16
25S6?S. P. Gaillard. Balance
Jan. and Feb. 29.16
1107?J. L. Gillis. salary as
M i eintr?te 7th. Dist. Mar. 10.43
I s?W. J. Frierson. salary as
Constable, 1st. Dist. Mar. I.S4
1601 ? B. C. Chandler, salary as
Constable, Ind. Dist. Mar. 8.34
8660?J. T. Burkett. salary as
C-.nstable. 3rd. Dist. Mar. 22.93
1661?D. W. Allsbrooks, salary
as Constable. 4th. Dist. Mar. 10.43
1001 OSO, T. Geddings, salary
as Constable. ,")th. Dist. Mar. 16.67
2593?A. M. I'.ateman. salary as
Constable, 6th. Dist. Mar. 16.67
1104?A. M. Bateman, Balance
Jan. and Feb. 8.33
18?J. D. Jenkins, salary as
Constable, 7th. Dist. Mar. 8.34
8660- -J. R, Brunson, salary as
Overseer, c g. Mar. 90.00
Hit?J, 11. Bmnson, salary,
for guard, c. g.. Mar. 40.00
IS07--W, A M' Manus, salary
as Boraperman Mar. 40.00
1601 .lane s Mlckens, salary as
lanltor, c. 11. Mar. 25.00
1601 ? H. G. Osteen salarv as
Member Co, Bd. Bd. 1 Or. 15.00
HSe?S II. Edmunds. salary
as Member Co, Bd. Ed. 1 Qr. 16.00
1602?J. (i. Bigham. salary as
Overseer Float gang 21 days
March. 21.33
1006?L I. Parrott, salary as
I Merk of Court. 1st. Qr. 100.00
Total, $3344.22
Alms House Account.
II10B?O'Donnell A Co., To?
be? CO and elothing. 11.08
1210?Beek Bros, clothing, 3 <?0
1121 ?Schwerts r.n.s. dry gds, t.O?
8228?Bultman Hros. shoes. 1.78
8210?Alberts Drug Store, drugs
end medicine, 31.93
L'l' -s?William Thomas, Trans?
porting Pauper, 1.00
l'.ll- Craig Furniture Co., cof?
fin for R, I'.. Hair. 6 ."><
11 ? 7?J. M. Chandler, clothing 3.40
82 17 1'.. I >. Mitchell, ditching
etc. Jan. 193 00
8300?<*bas. ,i. Lemmon, med.
attention. 11.25
-117- Ah ram Bossard, Trans?
porting Pauper, .50
1160 B d. Mitchell, Dletg. In?
mate* 177.50
2 168 1 ?r. < v .1. Lemmon, n td
leal attention Feb. 5.25
8 ?7'? ?O'Donnell A <'??.. Tobacco
clothing, etc, 21.30
J17 1 -Sumter Dry Goods Co.
Clothing, 4.r.o
8472?D, J. Chandler Clo, Co.
Clothing, 4.r.<?
21x7?Ed. Davis. Transporting,
Pa up* r, .60
2642? w. Rossard, Transptlng,,
Paupnr, .50
2?;o7?B. D. Mitchell, Deltg. In?
mates, 100.60
Total. IO.M.X4
< bain Clang Xccount.
2101?Sumter Fruit Co., oranges
and Candy, Ninas, 2.76
21 s7? A. J. Goodman. ^7 1 lbs.
ha v. 8 :'. - ? bu, corn 1 b u t 11.7 4
21 OF, J. Popwell, Extra
guard 12.od
8100- Ratete of e. r, Shaw. 1
1-6 Im. OatS, 3.12
8101? W, M. Clark, Freight
and drayage, tent and bar?
i rows, 6.24
220;".- Geo. D, Shore A Uro. sup
plies, 38.8?
220??W. H. YatoH, supplies, 6.27
2 207?Weeks Meat Market,
40 pounds Beef, 4.00
2208?T. J. Burkett. Trans?
porting pris. to gang. 1.50
2210? O'Donnell & Co, Supplies 28.20
2211? Sumter Hdw. Co, 1 Do?.
Shovels, 14.50
2212? W. G. Stui.hs Haberdash?
ery, Hose. 3.00
22 12?C. W. Smith & Co. haul
ling road maehine. 3.50
22if)?Von Oahen A Bhlrer, re?
pairs to wagon and shoeing, 8.30
2218?J. M. Chandler, clothes
for released prisoner, 6.00
2223 A B. & C?Booth Harby
Live Stock Co. 64 bu. corn,
2760 lbs. Hay. 90.60
2224?CrOSWell A Co., Supplies 19.14
2227?Booth Harby Live Stock
Co., 1 234 lbs. Hay. 13.87
2229?BlbertS Drug Store, drugs
and medicine, 4th Qr. .84
222 3?L. J. Jefferson, dinner for
ten Convicts, 2.00
22 3 4?J. C. Gass Co. 1 rnule
tent, complete, 95.39
2235?L. D. Jennings, 2 tons
Hay. 32.00
2240?Smith & Sons Mfg. Co.
1 Royal road machine, 223..57
2281?D. W. Owens, Transport?
ing prisoners to gang, 2.00
2287?A. P. Taylor, Agt, frt.
on car Hay, 18.00
2296?D. J. Griffith, 16175 lbs.
Hay. 121.31
2302?J, R. Brunson, 7 cords
wood and supplies, 11.10
2304?D. B. Brunson. 1 revolver
for guard. 10.00
2331?W. M. Clark, freight and
drayage, scraper blades, 4.06
234 2?Booth-Harby Live Stock
Co. 40 bushels corn, 37.60
2348?W. H. Yates, soap and
oil, 4.75
2357? W. M. Clark, freight and
drayage W. Scraper, 8.72
2358? J. H. Hunt-Baker, 12
Scraper blades, 72.00
2361?Croswell & Co., 40 bu.
corn, 36.00
2366?Von Oshen & Shirer, re?
pair work, 5.25
2410?L. D. Jennings, 200 bu.
oats, ? 150.00
2418?T. L. Jones, putting pole
in cage. 1.00
24 20?Booth-Harby Live Stock
Co. 26 bu. corn, 29.08
2455?C. J. Lemmon, M. D.
Medical attention, .75
24 60?Union Brokerage Co.,
supplies, 54.11
2463? DuRant Hardware Co.,
supplies, 7.55
2464? M. Green, supplies. 83.28
1468?J. R. Brunson, wood and
supplies purchased, 8.80
8488- -O, A. Brown, 3 bu. peas, 6.00
2470?O'Donnell A Co. supplies 7.55
2472? D. J. Chandler Clo. Co.
Clothing, 3.00
2473? Sumter Machinery Co.
plow stocks, 6.25
2 183?Geo. T. Geddings, Trans?
porting prisoner to gang, 1.00
8488?W. T. Hall, repairs. .70
8488?D. W. Owens, Transport?
ing prisoner to gang, l.oo
2491?Smith & Sons Mfg. Co.,
1 wheeled scraper, 48.75
2546?West Disinfecting Co.
Disinfectants. 40.00
2684?R. W, Bradham, repairs, 8.75
2606?J. P, Brunson, supplies
purchased, 2.30
Total, $14 77.M5|
Public Buildings Account.
2214?Sumter Telephone Co.,
Telephone service 4th Qr. 31.50
222.2?South By. Co. freight on
oar coal, 101.88
223??JaiTett Burrows, load of
lightwood. 1.75
2237?Sumter Brick Works,
42.45 tons coal, 46.70
2298?Sumter Ice Light and P.
Co., Lights, December, 15.20
234 3?Forshee & Co., chain
gang lavatory, 11.25
234 5?Sumter Ice Light and P.
Co., Lights January, 21.00
23 50?J. D. Craig. Furniture Co.
Von. blinds, record room. 4 0.00
23 51?H. Wj B. Burroughs, 1
load wood?furnace, 1.65
24 4 7?Harry McDonald, 1 load
wood?furnace, .85
24 56?J. 1). Craig Furniture Co. i
repair on 2 chairs, C. H. 2.50
8481?Sumter lee Light and P.
Co., Lights for Feb. 17.90
2484?J. A. Epperson, Fitting
?helves in vault, 1.00
2488?City Water Works, water
rents. (>ct. Nov. and Dee. 21.05
21 v.i?R. H. Jennings, state
Treasurer, Insurance l yr.
C. H. 220.70
2504?A. H. Dibble, work on
C. H. doors etc, 19.50
2.. n;?Weat Disinfecting Co.,
DhVftS. and paper, 27.50
2662?P, H. LeBrocg, brushes
for C, H. 7.00
25?;;;?Wallace and Moses, Ins.
on plate glass. 4.52
2604?Building Supply Co.
glass for doors and windows, 20.35
Total. $004.80
Jail Account.
2201?w. H. Epperson, Dietg.
prisoners. Dec. t'9.30
2215?Sumter Telephone Co.,
Telephone service, 4th. Qr. ?.00
22Di ? Burns Hardware Co.,
1 ell. .15
2230?R. 11. Jennings, Siate
Treasurer, Insurance l yr. 52.51
2288-?Sumter Ice Light and p.
Co., Lights. Dec 3.61
2344A?W. H. Epperson, Dietg.
prisoners, January, 9 2.40
23 15?Sumter Ice Light and P.
<'o.. Lights, January, 4.05
2863?Chas. J. Lemmon, M. D.
medical attention, 6.00
2 15 5?C, J. Lemmon, M. 1>.
medical attention. Feb. 12.00
2 157 ? Forshee & Co., pulmbing, 1.00
2461?Sumter Ice Light and P.
I !o., Lights, Feb. 5.15
24?x?W. H. Epperson. Dietg.
prisoners. Feh, 93.00
2471?Sumter Dry Hoods Co.
Blankets, 1.00
2468?City Water Works, water
rents. Oct., N<#V, and Dec. 5.22
jlss ? D.W. Owens, repairing
fence and milk for sick
patient 1.50
21 4 8?West I dslnfectlng Co.
disinfects. 81.00
Total. $433.89
Contingent Account.
2 1 91?A. M. Bateman, Trans?
porting prisoners, 4.35
??192 ? w. If, dark, drayage
stationery. .25
2200 w. H. Epperson, paid to
sin riff i Turlington < !o. 5.80
2202 .\. It, Flowers, Summon?
ing coroners jury, 2.00
2203??Sumter Book store, Office
supplies, 13.00
2209? Hugh C. Haynsworth,
? M!i? e and vault rent. Qr. 26.00
221 I Mteeen Publishing l ?o?
Ptg. and Publishing, si.no
223 1 .1 R, Bumtcr, Office ex.
stamps. 2.00
2284?Sumter Savings Hank, Int
Cupons 15 yr. bonds. 225,on
2285 First National Rank Int.
CuponS 15 yr. bonds, 1125.0(1
2290 Walker Evans & Cogswell
<'o., hooks and printing, 146.19
2291- Osteen Publishing Co.,
pub 4th. Qr. lb port. 20.34
2292 P. M. Pitta, ex. attending
Good roads Con.
?29 7?T. I). Jenkins. Trans?
porting prisoners,
299?Thos. S. Burch, Sheriff
Florence, serving warrants,
>300?Knight Bros. ptg and
Office supplies,
233 2?J. R. Sumter, office ex.
stamps and towels,
2383?Osteen Publishing Co.
Mag. Warrants, Chat. Mtgs
2334?C. P. Osteen, M. D., med.
attention, Bradford and P. M.
expanse,
233 5?E. M. Carson, M. D., Ex?
amining in lunacy,
2336?A. B. MorrlU, M. D. Ex?
amining in lunacy,
Richardson, Ex
lunacy ; stamps,
Cheyne, M. D.,
2337?T. E.
a mining in
2 338?Walter
Post Mort.
2339?A. R. Flowers,
ing Cor. jury,
summon
234 0?F. K.
in lunacy,
234 4?W. H.
porting out
2346?Knight
Qr. Report.
2359? H. H.
Post Mort.
2360? A. R.
Holman. Exam.
5.35
3.30
38.40
1.25
67.00
14.00
5.00
5.00
6.00
5.00
2.00
5.00
6.00
Epperson, Trans
of County,
Bros. Ptg. 4th.
1909. 10.16
Stuckey. M. D.
Examination,
Flowers, summon
D. Post
Co.
D.,
Ing Cor. jury,
2362? Archie China, M.
2 Examin. lunacy, P. M.
Dis.
2363? E. F. Green, M
Mort. Examination,
2419?Sumter Transfer
drayage and freight,
24 54?Sumter Book Store, office
furniture and supplies,
24 5 5?C. J. Lemmon. M. D.,
Examination in lunacy,
24 56?Craig Furniture Co., cof?
fin for Pauper, (cor office)
2469?W. H. Epperson. Trans?
porting lunatics, arrest'g pris.
out of Co., office Exp.
2474? C. P. Osteen. M.
in small pox matter,
2475? C. W. Birnie, M. D
in lunacy,
24 76?S. C. Baker, M. D,
in lunacy, 2 cases,
24 77?W. E. Mills. M. D. Exam.
in lunacy,
24 78?M. S.
in lunacy,
2 4 79?J. L.
in lunacy.
24 80?T. E.
examinations
stamps.
2481?Archie China. M. P. Exam
in lunacy,
24 90?C. W. Smith & Co., 1
horse and buggy for health
officer,
2isul?J. R. Sumter, office Ex.
stamps; acid for health offi?
cer,
2502?J. M. Fogel, summoning
Cor. jury,
2505?Skinner Iron Works, re?
pairs, hand cuffs,
2557?D. W. Allsbrooks. Trans?
porting prisoners,
2601?Hugh C. Haynsworth,
rent office room and vault, qr.
2002?B. C. Chandler. Trans?
porting prisoner and food,
2605?L. 1. Parrott, office ex.
1st. Qr.
5.00
2.00
Kirk. M. D. Exam.
Hay. M. D. Exam.
20.00
5.00
2.50
82.35
5.00
6.50
27.40
sor.
105.00
Exam.
5.00
Exam.
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
Richardson, J.
in lunnacy
P.4
and
Total.
21.00
' 5.00
2.50
2.25
2.00
1.50 I
.80 ,
25.00
2.75
24.33
Ex-Confederate
2239-2406-2543?
2241- 2367-2505?
2242- 2368-2506?
2243- 2369-2507
2244- 2370-2508?
2245- 2371-2500?
2246- 2372-2510
2247- 2373-2511 ?
2248- 2:174-2512?
2249- 2375-2513?
2250- 2376-2514?
2251- 2377- 2515
dings,
2254-2380-2518?
2253- 2379-2517
ning,
2254- 2380-2518
2255- 2381-2519
2256- 2382-2520
2257- 2383-2521
2258- 2384-2522
2259- 2385-2523
2260- 2386-2524
2261- 2387-2525
2262- 2388-2526
2263- 2389-2528
2264- 2390-2528
2265- 2391-2529
$2224.02
Pension Account.
J. M. Smith, 9.00
W. J. Atkinson, 9.00
T. H. Garrett, 9.00
E. S. James. 9.00
W. B. Norton, 9.00
W. A. Costin, 9.00
Owen Sanders, 9.00
E. R. Sanders, 9.00
R. R. Thames. 9.00
(). S. Hodge, 9.00
T. W. Prichard, 9.00
?T. G. W. Ged
9.00
J. R. Avln, 9.00
Anderson Man
9.00
J. R. Avier, 9.00
Jos. Lewis, 9.00
Henry David, 9.00
Jas. Strickland, 9.00
Jas. Allsbrooks, 9.00
H. M. Spann, 9.00
-W. A. Spann, 9.00
?A. Ardls, 9.00
?H. N. Idol, 9.00
?W. A. Weldon, 9.00
-Sumter Belk, 9.00
-Jno. W. Young, 9.00
2266- 2392-2530?B. B. Nesbitt, 9.00
2267- 2:?93-2531?Henry Morris, 9.00
2268- 2394-2532?Geo. Hancock, 9.00
2269- 2395-2633?T. S. Poole, 2.00
2270- 2396-2534?P. W. Burgess, 9.00
2271- 2397-2535?U. J. Welch, 9.00
2272- 2398-2536?Geo. W. Jones, 9.00
2273- 2399-2537?James Dow, 9.00
2271?Jan.?Garner Sanders, 3.00
2:^75-2400-2538?W. L. WTatts. 9.00
2276- 2401-2539?M. J. Morris, 9.00
2277- 2402-2542?J. W. Partin, 9.00
2278- 2403-2541?T. Henenhaly, 9.00
2279- 2404-2540?B. M. Powell, 9.00
2544?Jan.?J. M. Geddings. 3.00
Total/ $257.00
Sinking Fund Loan.
2 5 4?R. H. Jennings. State
Treasurer?Sinking Fund
Loan $6936.96
Amounts Received.
January 1-15.
Received from 2 3-4 m. on
tax, 574.66
Received from commutation
road tax, 59.00
Received 1 m. spes. S. F.
Loan, 208.97
Received from banks inter?
est on deposits. 272.01
Received from W. J. Rees,
Mag. State vs. H. Porter, 10.00
Received from M. J. Rees,
Mag. State vs. H. Thompson, 2.00
Received from S. P. Gaillard,
Mag. State vs. R. Davis. .40
Received from S. P. Gaillard,
Mag. State vs. Rush Flowers, .40
Received from S. P. Gaillard,
Mag. State vs. Wm. Vaughn, .40
Received from S. P. Gaillard,
Mag. State vs. H. Mack. .40
Received from S. P. Gaillard,
Mag. State vs. Jno. Jennings, .40
Received from S. P. Gaillard,
Mag. State vs. N. Bracy, 1.40 1
Received from S. P. Gaillard, I
Mag. State vs. T. Muldrow, 1.40
Received from S. P. Gaillard, j
Mag. State vs. John Sampson, 10.00
January 16-31.
Received from 2 3-4 Co. or
diary Tax. 1305.42 j
Received from commutation |
Road Tax, 136.00
Received from 1 mill Special
S. P. Loan. 474.70 ,
Received from S. P. Gaillard,
Mag. State vs. Hallie Jones. .40
Received from S. P. Gaillard,
Mag. State vs. M. Jackson, .40 ;
February 1-15. j
Received from 2 3-4 mill Co.
Ordinary Tax, 378.56
Received from commutation
road Tax, 86.00
Received from 1 mill Special
S. F. Loan, 137.67
Received from H. Harby, N
Mag. State vs. S. Poole, ? 4.45
Received from H. Harbv.
Mag. State vs. J. H. McEl
veen, 2.50
Received from W. J. Rees,
Mag. State Vs. Mud White, 2.00
Received from P. M. Pitts,
Sale old dispensary fixtures, 6.00
February 16-28.
Received from 2 3-4 mills
Co. Ordinary Tax, 1376.81
Received from 1 mill Special
S. P. Tax. 500.66
Received from commutation
road Tax, 122.00
Received from S. P. Gaillard,
Mag. State vs. Ned Geddis, 1.40
March 1-15.
Received from 2 3-4 mill Co.
Ordinary Tax, 587.82
Received from 1 mill Spec?
ial S. F. Loan tax. 213.75
Received from commutation
Road Tax. 382.00
Received from Dispensary
Board. 13817.11
Received from H. Harby,
Mag. State vs. M. McCutch
en, 50.00
Received from W. J. Rees,
Mag. State vs. Jas. Richard?
son. 10.00
Received from J. L. Gillis.
Mag. State vs. Seabron Din
kins, .40
Received from J. L. Gillis,
Mag. State vs. Mary Phil?
lips, .40
Received from J. L. Gillis,
Mag. State vs. Dexter Hurst, .40
Received from J. L. Gillis,
Mag. State vs. Albert Shed
Nelson, .40
Received from W. H. Epper- !
son, fine Arthur Hodge, 30.00
March 16-31.
Received from P. M. Pitts,
for sidewalk City of Sumter, 324.79
Received from P. M. Pitts.
for sale of old lumber, 1.7?
Total, $21095.18
Rocapit ulation.
January 1. To balance Co. or?
dinary. 27381.75
To balance 1 mill Special. 5401.21
January 1-31 Received from
all sources. 3058.36"
February 1-28 Received from
all sources, 2618.03
March 1-31. Received from
all sources, 15418.77
$53,878.14
January, February and March.
By warrants paid account,
Roads and bridges, 1066.23
By warrants paid account,
Fees and salaries, 3344.22
Bv warrants paid account,
Aims House, 694.84
By warrants paid account,
Chain Gang. 1477.95
By warrants paid account,
Public Buildings. 604.80/
By warrants paid account,
Jail. 433.89
By warrants paid account,
Contingent. 2224.02
By warrants paid account,
Ex-Confederate Pension, 357.00
By warrants paid account,
Sinking F. Loan, 6936.96
Balance Co. Ordinary, 36738.23
Attest:
J. R. SUMTER,
Clerk.
I53.S78.14
M. PITTS.
Supervisor.
Positively Going to Leave.
The Cute Studio will stop making
pictures here on April the 20th.
Come now while you have the chance
for after 5:30 the 20th of April will
be too late. Thanking you for your
patronage and bidding you a kind
adieu, we beg to remain photograph?
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