08061928MINU !ES OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ON MONDAY AUGUST 6-1928_.
County Commissioners met in regular session on Monday, August 6, 19289
with the following members present: Jas. A. Buchanan, Chairman; J.A.
Hockaday, B.P. Ingram, L.R. Byrd and Z.P. Snipes, also Z.R. Williams, County
Attorney.
,,:inutes of last meeting read and approved.
It is ordered that the sum of $WQ,.OQ... be paid to Stranahan, Harris & Oati�
in full for services, and that the said sum be paid from the proceeds of said
bond issue.
The committee ordered to make investigation of the solvent credits not listed,
having made a temporary report, it is ordered that the investigation be
continued and that a full and final report be filed on first Monday in Sept.
1928.
It, is ordered that N.w. Gregory, be authorized to pay the proportional part
of the tax due on the John McRae estate in Anderson Creek township representei
by his interest of 175 acres out of a total of 600 acres, and that the 175
acres be then relieved of any liability for taxes on remainder of tract.
REPORTS:
It.is ordered that report from C.S.C. be accepted and filed, and that checks
for y137.30 and y239.25 be turned over to County Auditor.
It is ordered that report from Lrs. Lewis, Supt. Welfare, be accepted and fi,
It is ordered that report from T.R. Brown, Supt. of County Home, be accepted
and filed.
It is ordered that report from Supt. of Convict Camp be accepted and filed.
RELIEF OF TAXES:
It.is ordered that J.C. Senter of Hector's Creek township be relieved of
takes on 1,603.00 valuation, for timber sold.
It.is ordered that J.W. Senter of Hector's Creek township.be relieved of
takes on X800.00 valuation for timber sold.
It' is ordered that J.L. Hodges of Stewart's Creek township be relieved of
taxes on y1000.00 valuation for timber sold.
It.is ordered that Layton Upchurch of Neill's Creek township be relieved of
03,00 dog tax.
It is ordered that Lary C. Davis of Lillington township be relieved of taxes
on X1000.00 valuation for 1928.
JURORS FOR SEPT.TERM.
1.,
D.H.
Bain,
Anderson Creek,
2.,
C.E.
Wood,
^ ^
3..
Wm.
J. Thompson,
Averasboro,
4.
W.W.
McLemb,
^
5.
D.L.
Pridgen,
^
6,
John
W. Thornton,
"
%
C.D.
Hutaff, Jr.
"
8,
A.J.
Lucas,
"
9.
Geo.
P. MoKay,
"
10.
Oscar Lesleym
Barbecue,
11.
T.K.
Clark,
"
12.
A.A.
Cameron,
"
13.
J.G.
Spence,
Buckhorn,
16.
C.W.
Trulove,
"
15,
J.W.
smnter,
Black River,
16.
J.P.
Searcy,
"
17.
E.M.
Currin,
18.
W.O.
Altman,
°
19.
I.C.
Cutts,
"
20.
E.B.
Colville,
Duke,
21.
Ira
A. Matthews,
"
22,
Preston B. Hudson,
"
23.
W.W.
Eason,
"
24.
H.R.
Burch,
25.
C.H.
Jackson,
Grove,
26.
H.R.
Norris,
"
27.
Thoas. J. Barnes,
"
28.
C.T.
Matthews,
"
29.
W.E.
Beasley,
30.
G.R.
Wells,
Hector's Cr.
31.
A.W.
Fugo.ay,
"
32.
D.A.
Darroeh,
Johnsonville,
33.
W.D.
Cameron,
"
34.
W.R.
Johnson,
Lillington,
35.
W.M.
Wade,
Neill's Cr.
36.
W.Y.
Ennis,
"
38.
L.L.
Stewart,
^
38.
C.M.
Byrd,
Stewart's Cr.
39.
W.A.
Allen,
U.L.R.
40.
Colon McPhail,
"
41.
M.H.
O'Quinn,
"
d.
UOUNTY ORDERS'
It is ordered that the following
county orders be paid:
5769. Jury Fundy
ID Auditor, 71.60
5770 J.P. Bradley,
dvance on Salary, 50.00
5771 W.R. Cranford, Agt,
eight on coal for county, 141.24
5772 Town of Lillington, later
for C.H. & Jail, June, 17.11
5773 J.H..McAllister, �..R,
Fare for confederate Veterans, 20.00
5774 Kyle Matthews,
5775 Montee Moyle, 1.0
glary and expenses, 348.85
days work on tax books,
5776 E.W. Summerell, 89
30000
Clays work on tag books, 101.50
5777 Miriam Baggett,I
days work on tax books, 33.00
5778 I.R. 6Villiams,
5779 F.H. Taylor, Salary,
nvestigation of solvent credits, 130.32
solicitor,
5780 Joe Gaviness, Salary,
100.00
Judge, 125.00
5781 Lawrence Smith, Janitor,
25.00
-5782 Mamie Sexton Byrd, QmbIlerk
5783 C.H. Randall, Jaller, ��uerlared
and making insolvent lists, 107.80
County,
5784 F.H. Ross & Go. A�dse.
51.40
for County Home 36.00
5785 Burrough Add. Mach. Co.
.Maintenanoe on 2 machines 6 mos. 32.55
5786 J.P. Bradley,
Trips to other counties to. cheek
5787 Neill MCK. Salmon,
insolvent lists, 27.36
,Notices of sales of Bonds for Co. 21.50
5788 F.C. Matthews,
Hauling coal for county, 42.80
5789 Henry T. Faucette,
liTaking farm census of Dill. Trap. 15.00
5790 J.A. Spivey,
Salary and. capturing stills, 95.00
5791 J.B. .McDonald,
Capturing one still, 5.00
5792 Harnett Co.•News,
5793 R.W Pope,
!fork & Supplies for County, 34.97
Ml.se.
for C.L. Bailey, pauper,' 16.50
5794 J.A. Marsh,,
" by Pars. Lewis, Welfare officer, 3.00
5795 Young. Bros. Drug Co.
M for W.S. Bond family, 14.40
5796 Cole Printing Go.
tt C.S.G. 5.20
5797 Mitchell Printing Co.
C`�a.,binet for C.S.C. 8.50
5798 Paramount Chem. Co.
Mdse. sold to County, 130.50
5799 Lillington I.& Fuel Go.
!Ice for County Home, 5.61:
5800 L.B. Jackson,
Capturixg stills and men & trips, 32.48
5801 L.G. Smith,
Washing blankets etc. 8.45
5802 L.R. Price,
Capturing stills and men, 20.00
5803 L.M. Chaffin,C S.C. '!Sills
of coat, Recorder's Court, 76.33
5804 M.G. Upchurch, ]
0apturing stills & trip, Goldsboro, 85.40
5805 Dr. J.F. Highsmith,
work fbr prisoners, 10.00
5806 Ben Parker,
basket for Nathan wood, & Clothing, 27.50
5807 Jasmine Ink Corp.
carbon and pens for Reg. of Deeds, 4.37
5808 Cole Pr int ing Co •
paper for an di to r, 2.00
5809 Teague & Dees, Attys.
Passing on 035,000.00 Co.Home Bonds, 25.00
5810 Warren Drug Cc.
Mdse, for County, 2.35
5811 L.M. Chaffin, C.S.C.
Salary & Expenses, Juvenile Court, 46.7.5
5812 Dr. A.T. W att
80.40
5813 Edwards &routon,
g records rebound for Reg, of Deeds, 40.44
5814 Seeman Printery, Inc. lase.
for Reg. of Deeds; 38.94
5815 J.G. Mills, Jepairing
roof of courthouse, 7.50
5816 J.W. McLeod, jailer
& Board of prisoners, 171.95
5817 H.O. Mattox,
5816m. Petty Cash, l,Gountfy
mdse. sold to Pars. Jim Phillips, 11.87
Auditor,
5819 J.C. Pope, grudge
52.20
of Elections, 6000
5820 D.D. Overby,
r days Registrar, 6.00
5821 A.D. Wilson.,
F day poll holder, 3.00
5822 J.L. Johnson,
day poll holder, 3.00
5823 Wade H. Phillips, Dr.
Due as of June 30, Fire Protection, ll9v7@;
5824 O.R. Pearce, �aking
lb?s. J.A. Jordan to State Hosp.- 10.00'
,5825 Bank of Harnett Draft
of Dr. Holt for Vital Statistics, 68.00
5826 Dr. Chas. Highsmith,
Vital Statistics, 47.00
5827 W.A. Johnson,
tt a 28950
5828 Dr. J.H. Withers,
rr n 12 -.00
5529 C.S. Cade,;
21.50
5030 Reuben Stewart,
'T 19.50
5831 W.J. Cotton,,
n F, 35.50
5832 Mrs. J.B. Tugwell,
'T n 16.00
5833 W.A. Stewart,,
6100
5834 Dr. W.C. Melvin,
` n, 29.50
5835 F.H. Taylor,
et r,
_
9.50
5836 Mrs. Lizzie Stewart,
n tt 24.00
5837 James A. Shaw
7 n 11.50
5838 Pittman Hospital, B!11-for
Emma Rattley, 277.00
5839 T.R. Brown, S0�aij
& expenses„ Co. Home, .138.23
5840 Johnson & Bryan, Ilfdse.
for County Home, 13.90
5841 Dunn Family Laundry, 4au.ndry
bill for County Home, 83.43
5842 Womble Co. PI[dse.
far County Home, 12.20
5843 J.A. Marsh,
� � � " 16.09
5844 Harnett Hardware H.
IR n 4.20
5$45 Atkins Bros. itx
n 40.50
5846 Mrs. M.L. Ballard, iin
f M
i
5847
Chandler
5848
Hatch &
5849
Hatch &
5850
Seaboard
5851
Carolina
5852
5853
5854
5855
5856
5857
5858
5859
5860
5861
5862
5863
5864
5865
5866
5867
5868
5869
5870
5871
5872
5873
5874
5875
5876
5877
5878
5879
5880
5881
to
5926
5927
5928
5929
5930
5931
5932 -
5933
5934
5935
5936
5937
5938
5939
& Farlow Lumber Co. mood for go. Home,
Co. Mdse. furnished Co. Home from Feb.89to Julyl,
Co. n n " " per bills attached
Flour
Power
Mills,
& Lt.
Stewart's Garage,
S.B. Caviness, Supt.
Orace Jackson,
B. Dean,
N.N. Nordan,
J.E. Patrick,
J.H. Moore,
L.D. McKinney,
National Oil Co.
LaFayette Drug Co.
Johnson & Bryan Co.
J.A. °Marsh,
Northam - Thacker Co.
Harnett H.H.
C.H. Nordan,
Angier Motor Co.
Wm. Morgan,
Bona Allen, Inc.
Johnston Co. Hospit
Fuque.y Feed & Fuel
Seaboard Flour Lille
E.F. Craven Co.
J.S. Kent,
Lynn Wilder,
Garland C. Norris,
Dr. T.E. Darden,
Nell Lee,
Roger Sexton,
Bank of Broadway,
a
G
s
Flour for" n
Co. Lights and Payme
County Home,
Lie nding pump at
Salary,
Guard, 2/3 month
Guard,
Guard, 2 nights,
Guard, 1 month,
13 bu. potatoes
19Q lbs. beans
40 gal. kerosene
Kodak Films
Lemons sold to
Mdse. sold to c
Accessories for
Lidse. sold to ca
Cabbage sold to e
Parts for truck
Lumber sold to c
1Jdse . sold to cam
1, Services for J.H.
o. Mdse. for camp,
Flour for camp,
116se. for camp,
n tt n
kuper Allowances
Storr Engraving Co.
Commercial Printing Co.
Ben Parker,
Miss Mabel E. Penny,
Harnett Co. Road Fund,
W.L. Matthews,
D.D. Johnson,
L.R. Price,
Bank of Lillington.
J.P. Bradley,
Beak of Lillington,
H.T. Atkins, Postmaster
Sudie Sexton,
n n n
n n n
nt on Mdse. for
county home,
,
for Camp,
n n
n n
n n
Camp ,
a mp ,
camp truck,
mp ,
amp,
at camp,
amp ,
Do
Hodges,
Visits to County Home to see cow,
Salary for July,
2 pigs sold to county home,
Int. on temporary loan,
For July,
Supplies for Reg. of Deeds.
Bal. due on acct. of Reg. of Deeds,
Casket and clothing for Lou Frazier,
List of names & addresses,
Due from -fridge Hind to Road Hind,
2 days as poll holder,
1 day poll holder,
Taking prisoner from Dunn to Jail,
Int. on Temporary loan,
Adv�;�nce on Aug. salary,
Int. on Road & Bridge Bonds, & Ex.
Stamps for mailing notices,
Steno. work for Co. Atty,
(Signed)
0 2.50
289.70
67.49
16.00
78.80
8.00
161.12
33.34
60.00
4.00
60.00
13.00
.78
5.60
1.20
1.20
4.18
1.73
51.89
4.37
14.05
19.45
75.60
50.30
126.17
24.00
36.00
56.59
189.55
57.79
40.00
95.00
20.00
200.00
396.30
3.83 Z�
1
27.50
24.50
5000.00
6.00
3.00
3.00
75.00
75.00
4410.02
3.00
10.00
dUirman, Board of ownty
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August 4th, 1928,
Board of County Commissioners!
Harnett County.
Lillington, N.O.
Gentleman:—
We will make an au4it of'the General Fund, the County Highway
Fund, the Township Road Fundsland the Tax Collector'e settlement for your -
county for the year ended June 30th 1928 for the sum of $550..00.
We understand from t�. J.P. Bradley, County Auditor, that
adequate records have been kept in a systematic and orderly manner covering
these accounts, and with such ,reasonable degree of accuracy as may
reasonably be expected, and this proposal is made on the basis of Bosse
representations. qqI�
in order to secure is pear ienessary to go back into prior yearel accounts
Should it appear ne
or make verifieationa necessary to prepay a
balance sheet statement of the, condition of these funds at June 30th, ln .
we will bring the matter to tb�al. attention of your Chairman or such .other ;
person as you may designate, a'it should it appear desirable t4at such further
Investigation be made, we wil.limake it a,,our usual rates of not exceeding
125.00 per day per man and exp4ases. Should you not wish such investigation
made we will expect to prepare, a balance sheet on the basis of such figures
as may be available aril qualm the, report accordingly.
Should discrepancies in any necounts appear to exist which will
require attendance at any Isaring, conEerenee, examination, or court pro
ceeding, or require additional) investigations as a preliminary, there will be
an additional charge of sueh additional work.
Yours very truly,
R.Z. Steele & Company.
By R.L. Steele.
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