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07031922- 45490 863 J.L.Johnson 864 Atkins Bros. 865 Ste:rart's Garage 866 J.T.Northam's Garage 867 W.L.Senter 868 A.A.Weaver 869 C.D.Lanier 870 W.C.Kel1y 871 W.J.Brown 872 J.D. Champion 873 W.H.Paucette 874 Edwin Harrington 875 Arthur Commings 876 L.L.Levinson 877 L. M. Chaff in 878 A.A.MGDonald 879 Mrs. Innis B.Caviness 8 o C.B.W at 881 D.P.McDonald 882 Parker Bros 883 Harnett County News 884 J.W.Halford 885 J.W.YcArtan 886 D.B.Mcnonali 887 J.W.Halford 888 J.W.Halford 889 N.C.Norian 890 Husk* Hardware House 80 &'1an Si1o&a*e1Psi11 teley 892 A.A.Weaver 893 H.A.Parker 894 R.F.Jornigan 895 B.W.Leo 896 A.J.Godwin 87 L.A.Avory 890 Elizabeth Bridge 899 W.R.Kivett 900 J.D.Lanier Sol - 934 Pauper ordelrs 9jB.Yc5rWaYcArtan 936 S.D.Brantl *y 937 Dixie Cooke 938 J.H.McAlister 939 A. .McDpnald Commissioners adjourned to moot next l W.H.Pauoette, Clerk to Board. Wood work for convict camp $ 7.00 Mdse, for convict camp 1.80 Gas ani oil for convict camp 16.07 " 5.01 Mdse, for convict camp 6.90 Freight bolls, eto. 8.18 Butter for convuct camp 1.80 Milk for convict camp 2.50 Poll Holder in U.L.R. 3.00 " " "" Buckhorn 3.00 Salary and stamps 223 Salary, deputy, R OF D 50. Keeping N. Ferry 30.00• Salary as $eoordor 100.00 Salary,Deputy C.S.C. 50.00 Salaryand stamps 259.20 Board of Jury 89.00 Lumber f or bridge in Ant. Creek 50.82 Sundry Acct 39.49 Mdsee for county 17.40 f Supplies for county 26.25 Expense of vaccination 45.82 Salary as Sheriff 354.10 " " Auditor 10000 Inquest of Isaac Bass 20.30 Services to Fanni a Woodall 15.00 Burial pzpense of Sarah Nordan 20.00 Paint andsupplies for County 96.93 Supplies for county 134.25 tire for convict camp 13.45 R gistrar f or_Averasieoro 18.69 Poll Holder for Averasboro 3,00 Poll holder and returning report b9.00 Capt. 1 still 20.00. Capt. 2 stills 40.00 Home Demonstrator 33.33 Judge of election in '$eill'sCreek 3.00 Keeping County Home 93joo paupers 167.50 Rxpenees 65.00 Poll Holder for Lillington 3.00 Copying 4500 names for J.W.Halford 20.00 Fare of Oli Soldiers to R iehmond 50.00 - B1 costs, May S.C. 623-93 regu�itdste.. J.C.Byrd,Chairman. July 3r4. 1922. The County Commissioners met in. regular session. Present J.C.Byri, Chairman, J.W.Jordan, W. J. McStewart, R.T.Johneon and Jas. A. Buchanan. Ordered that the sum of $300.00 to Rastern Carolina Rzzz*x2fx2=dz Chamber of Commerce to ' ail in Boil Weevil campaign, which was oriered June 5th. be recinded, as aareement was not Somplied with. Orderei that Alex Flliott, Cot of Anderson Creek Township, be released of Poll Tax permen- ar.tly. 31liott Bridge across L.L. River condemned. Ordered that Ma F, Wicker be allowed $30.00 per quarter. was getting $22.50 n Moved and seconded that we employ Farm Pemonetrator. County to pay $1000.00�to begin Sept. lst. 1922. Ordered that all Township- Road Commissions who have not reported to deliver the books in person to the County Auditor, Monday July 10th.x2* or supoenas will be issued for same. Ordered that F.M. Bbaskaw pay $6150.00 privilege Aim license. Resolved by Board of Commissioner that thereas it finds there its no newspaper published in the Linden ^pecial School District and wre reas the Dunn Dispatch is a newspaper published in the County of Harnett ani having general circulation in said school district, it is ordar- ed that notice hereto attached be published in said Dunn Dispatch one week Notice of Election result. Notice is hereby.Riven in compliance with Chapter 87, Public Laws, Extra Session 1820, that the election held on the 29th. day of April, 1922, in that part of Harnett contained in the Linden Special School Tax District, upon the issuance of $4000.00 of school house bonds, re- sulted as follows: Number of voters registered, 18; Number of votes cast for bonds, 14; number of votes cast against bonds, 2; that the said vote was canvassed by the Board of Cossvissioners of Harnett - County, and the elecetion declared duly carried for bonds. D$191 by order of the Board of Commissioners. J.C.Byrd, Chattman of the Boari of Commissip ere of Harnett County. Attest: W.H.Faueette Secretary We, the undersigned Registrar tion for Olive Branch Dist, No. 1, There being One Hun=dred Twenty Two For Special tax sixty four-(64) Against special tax fifty eight(' ) Wit. D.R.Smith, N.P. (N.P. SEAL) My comm. expires Oct. 12th, 1922. and Judges s3 do hereby affirm that the special school eleo- white, held on the 10th. day of June, 1922, are as follows: (122) reg. voters. B.S.Mann, Registrar (SEAL) M.L.Ballari, Judge (SXAL) D.C.Namilton, Judge (SEAL) NORTH CAROLINA, HARNETT COUNTY. TO TTH7 HONORABLE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF HARNETT COUNTY: W419 the undersigned, Registrar and Judges of Election, do hereby certify that rursuan* �e the order of your honorable board at its session held on the first day nf May, 1922,,we did � 9 .49/ hold on this the 15th. day of June, 1922, a special election upon the following two questions, to -wit: First; The question of issuing not exceeding Seventy Five Thousanl ($75000.00) Dollars of serial bonds of Duke School T.istrict No 1. an-1 levying a special annual tax to pay the same and -r the provisions of Chapter 87, Public Laws of 1920(Fxtra session of the General Assembly) and, Second, Upon the question of asc- rtaining the will of the people within sail district wheth- er there shall be levied in said district a special annual yax of not more than thirty cents on the hundred dollars valuation of property and ninety cents on the poll to supplement the publb school fund which may ke apportioned to said district by the County Boarl of Fiuoation in case such special tax is voted as fully set forth in your said order of May 1st. We further certify that there were 264 voters, duly registered ani qualified to vote in said special election, that in said election there were cast the following votes, to -wit: For bond issue 236 ballots Against bond issue 2 ballots Fnr special tax 235 ballots Against special tax 2 ballots Witness our hangs and seal, this the 15th. day of June, 1922. T.'rs. A.W.Tillinghast,Registrar (SEAL) R.S.Kelly W.F.Blake, Judges of Election. Mrs. Tillinghast being zKmm duly sworn says that she was the duly appointed and qualified Registrar for the above special election; that the foregoing returns signed by her and the judl god of Election whose names are subscribed thereto is true. Mrs. A.W.Tillinahast Sworn to and subscribed Dosfore me, this the 15th. day of June, 1922. C.H.Millar 71.P, My Commission expires Way 31st. 1924. ACTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF HARNETT COUNTY UPON THE RETURNS OF THE REGISTRAR AND JUDGRS OF ELECTION ON A SPECIAL ELECTION HELD IN DUKE SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 1, on the 15th. day Of June, 1922, pursuant to aztix order of said Board : At this regular session of the Boarl of Commissi -ners of Harnett County hall at the Court i house Ax= n laid Conrnty, on Moniay, the 3rd. day of July, 1922, present Commmissioners, J.C. Byrd, Chairman, R.T.Johnson, W.J. Me Stewart, Jas. A. Buchanan and J.W.Jordarn, Absent,NOne. Whereupon the board entered upon the judicial conaileration of returns of the officers xft appointed to hold a special election in Duke Itz1viraE School District No. 1 on Juno 15, 19221 upon two questions, to -wit: First: Upon the question of issuing not exceeding Seventy Five Thousand Dpllars of serial bonds of Duke School District No 1, and levying a special annual tax to pay the same under the provisions of Chapter 87 of the Public Laws of 19209Txtra Session of the General Assembly-' and Second, Upon the question of ascertaining the will of the people within sand district whethz there shall bs levied in said listrict a special annual tax of not more than thirty cents on the One Hun-Arai Dollars valuation of property ani ninety cents on the poll to supplement the public school find which may be apportioned to said district by the Xszx County Board of Educa tion in case such special tax is v�tel as more fully set forth in the order of this Board, of May 1st. 1922. There was files with this Board returns made by the Officers of said election in words and figures as follows: "NORTH CAROLED, HARNRTT COUNTY. TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF CO1VJISSIONERS OF HARNETT COUNTY, We, the uniersignad, Registrar and Judges of Election, do hereby certify that pursuant to the order of yid r Honorable Noarl at its s6asion hell on the first day of May, 1922,.we dil hold on this the 15th, day of June, 1922, a special election upon the following two questions, to -wat First: The question of issuing not exceeding Seventy Five Thousand ($75000.00) Dollars of serial bongs of Duke School District No 11 aril levying a special annual tax xt to pay the same under the provisions of Chapter 87, Public Laws of 1920(Extra Sesssion of tie General Assembly) and SECOND: Upon the question of ascertaining the will of the people within sail district whether there shall be levied in sail district a special annual tax of not more than thirty cants on the hundred dollars valuation of property and ninety cants on the poll to supplement the public school fund which may be apportioned to sail district by the County Board of Ed- ucation, incase ssuch special tax is voted as fully set forth in your said crier of May lst. Ne further certify that there were $64 voters, duly ragisfered and qualified to vote in said special t!lecti -rn' that in sail election there were cast the following votes, to -wit: For Boni issue 236 ballots. Against bond issue 2 ballots. For speaialtax 235 ballots. Against special tax 2 ballots. Witness our h ants ani seal, this the 15th. day of June, 1922. Mrs. A.W.Tillinghast,Registrar (SEAL) R.S.Kelly W.F.Blake, Judges of Election Mrs:. A.W.T11binghast being duly sworn says that she was the duly appnintal ani qualified Registrar for the above special election; that the foregoing returns signet by her ani the Judge Of Election whose names are subscribed thereto is true. } Mrs. A.W.Tillinghast Sworn to ani subscribe) before rye this 15th. day of June, 1922. C.H.Miller N.P.e Whereuponrthe Board duly compared said returns with a luplivate copy thereo£ filed in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Harnett County, Said Boar3 having fully canvassad, passeftmx upon and considered sail returns the said Board did judicially declare, pass upon ani determine ani does hereby judicially declare ani determine the rewilts of said election as follows: First: That said el- _ction was dkly callel ani aivertised as proviied bj law and in accordance with th,+ provisions and oriers of this Board. Second, That the said election was duly held on the 15th. day of June, 1922, xxt the date fix- ed for the holding ^f the same by prior order of this Board. Third, That the tital number of qualified voters in sail school district and duly qualified to vote in sail election was 264. Fourth: That the total number of rotes cast in said election "For Boni Issue" was 236; that the total number of votes cast in said election "For Special Tax" was 235; Therefore, it is further considerei, oriered ani adjudged by the Board of Commissioners Harnett County that the - question of issuing not execeeding Seventy Five Thousand Dollars of serial bonds of sail School District ani levying a special annual tax 11 to pay the same under l 1 41 Sa. the provision s of Chapter 87, Public Laws o3 1Q20, receival approval of a majority of the qualified voters of said district, and the Committee, "rustees or other governing body'of said 3lstrict are authorized and frilly empowered to issue said bonds in accordance with the pro - wisinns of the Act of the General Assembly before mentioned. It is further considered an9 aiju4Ra4 by the Board of Commissioners of Harnett County that the secon3 issue submittal in sail election; that is to say, the question of levying annually in said district a special tax of not more than thirty cents on the One Hundted Dollars of valuation of property and ninety cents on-the poll to supplement the public school furls which may be apportioned to sai9 3istriot by the Vnunty Board of F9ueation received the approval of a majority of the qualified voters of said district an3 said special tax is heresy ordered to be lb-fiad annually in accordance with law; It is further ordered by the Board that the Clerk of this Board be an9 he is hereby directe:i t to cause a notice containing a brief statement of tha r ►silt of mail election to be published in the Dunn Dispatch, a newspaper publishe3 in the County of Harnett, it appearing to the Board that there is no newspaper published in said school district, said publication to be xt in.at least nne regualr issue of sari paper. Report of Convict camp filed with minutes. Raport of Miss Bridge, Home Demonstrator, filed with minutes. The following offers were allowed by 944 D. C. McRae 945to 1006 Pauper otders 9180') O.S.Borleaux IL006 O.S.Borleaux 1109 A.M. Long Mo J.W.McArtan Ml B.S.Mann 1012 B.S.Mann $023 Mann Bros. 10;4 J.F.Bethune WL W.H.Faueette 1016 AixXx][s*xku S.D.Brantley 1017 Averasbore Road Comm. 1018 L.A.Avery 1019 Vane- Cameron 1020 J.A.Darrneh 1021 L.A.Avery 1022 A.J. Godwin 1023 H.A* Dirlington 1024 T.D.Stewart 1025 Huska Hariware House 1026 McLauchlin Hardw. & Furnit. 1027 Huske Hardware House ;028 H.S.Banks and Co. 1029 J.T. Northam 1030 H.C. Sauter 1031 T.W.MaT�foi 1032 C.W.Matthaws 1033 Lynn Wilier 1034 W.L.Santer 1035 Swift an3 Co. 1036 J.H.Jones 1037 J.W.Half ord 1038 J.W.Halford 1039 J.W.McArtan 1040 L.L. Levinson 1041 A.A.Weaver 1042 A.A.Weaver 1043 N.A.Stewart 1044 Elwin Harrington 1045 W.L.Matthews 1046 Smith an3 McKay 1047 Fred Barefoot 1048 J.D.Lanier 1049 J.F.Black 1050 I.W. Smith 1051 D. R. S�,ith the Commissioners: McLauchlin Hdw. ani Fnt, Co. Lumber for Clark's bridge $230.16 Paupers 419.50 2 gays as poll holder 6.00 Bridge work in Hector's Creek 36.00 2 days as poll holder 6.00 Cost aivanced to A.A.Waaver 40.00 Registrar in Special School slection21.66 B.W.Lee " an9 making •turns 6.00 Gas and work for convict camp 5.35 Guard at convict camp 50.00 Salary and stamps 264.88 1 day as poll holder 3.00 Bridge work 145.62 Jailor 41.90 2 days an3 poll holler and returns 9.00 Capt. 1 still 20.00 Capt. 2 16tills 40.00 Capt. 1 still 20.00 1 day as poll holder 3 00 1 day as poll holder and returns .00 Mdsa. for county 7.15 ✓ 1052 McLauchlin Hdw. ani Fnt, Co. 1053 S.M.Byrd 1054 N.A.Stewart 1055 C. McArtan 1056 L.C.Seawell 1057 D.A.Graham 1058 H.A.Parker 1059 B.W.Lee 1060 R.F.Jernigan 1061 J.H. MoV ister 1062 Coats Drug Co, 1063 W. F. Stewart 1064 A.A.McDonali. 1065 J.A.MeLeod 1066 Dan Tucker lo6 M.J. McNeill 106$ Tiarnett Cnun Co. M38e, convict camp ty News lo69 W.R.Gilliland 1070 L.F.Arnold 1071 J.W.McArtan 1072 L.M. Chaffin 1073 Arthur Cummings 1074 Childrene Home Society 1075 M iss Flizabath Bridge 1076 Jas. C. Sorter 1077 D.P.McDonald 1078 . J.W.Half ord 1079 F.A.Turlington 10$9 H. McD. Ray Co. M38e, convict camp 1.9; Yl « « « 455.69 n « e 4.207 « « " 3.00 1.00 2.24 « « « 41.55 6.35 n n n 18.66 Guard at Convict Camp 50.00 Car hire for inquest at Duke 5.00 Health and quarantine Officer 60.00 Salary as Sheriff 394.10 Salary as Judge of-Recorder's Court100.00 To Bal. or9ar for convict camp 35.00 Freight, etc. 15.76 2 days as poll holder 6.00 Salary, Deputy, Reg. of Doeis 50.00 Poll holder -or U.L.R. 3.00 Soda for county home 121.29 Poll holder and making returns $.00 Keeping Co. Home 72.00 Regis tray an9 making returns 24.00 24.00 1 day as poll holder 3.00 )[dse for county 12.70 ✓ Lumbar for Duke Bridge 49.88 1 day on Pension Board 2900 1 " « " a 2.00 1 day Judge of Election 3,00 2 gays n « « 6.00 2 " " " " 00 Hnlling election and making returns 6.00 1 day as poll holder 3.00 ; day on Pension Board 2.00 Butial of pauper 20.00 Wnrk nn tsxz%xxk x bridge 5.00 Salary as C.S.C. 261.47 1 day as poll holder 3.00 Janitor for May and June 40.00 Registrar and making returns 6.00 Printing for county 38.50 To footway on Barbecue Creek 5.00 To lumber Hector's Creek 28.92 - Conveying prisoners, etc.. 30.00 ,Salary 50.00 Keeping N. Ferry 30.00 x3Em- PIRASx monthly allowance 20.00 Home Demonstrator +33.33 Work ontax„.lrooke 42.00 Salary as uditor 100.00 Bill of State Board of Health 4.60 work and lumber for bridge 4.74 2 days as poll holder 6.00 A 1I) 0 1081 W.J. Brown 1 day as poll holier 3.00 1082 N.A. Smith Tsdse. for onnvict camp 15.40 1083 D.P.McDonali P.A. Acct. 43.92 1084 J.W.Half ord quarantine+ Work 589.38 1085 N.S.Atkins Holding Tst. and 2nd. primaries 27.00 1086 Walter Ray Taking tax list in U.L.R. 142.25 1087 Harlee- Welborn Co Supplies for Courthouse 744.39 10888 C. Rich Taking tax list for Lillington 102.50 Board of Commissioners adjourned to meet June 10th. 1922, at 9:30 o'clock, A.M. J.C.Byrd, Chairman ' Boadd of County Commissioners. W.H. Faucette, Clerk Board of Commissioners. •gig 3 - July 10th. 1922. call County Commissioners met in xxxxI x session. All members present. Resolved by the Board of Commissioners that we approve proposition of County Board of sduoation to borrow from State RKtaxx Y Building Fund upon Lehalf of the several *ak =1 district filing satisfactory applications therefor. 50% of the cost of new shhool buildings required by them; and the Boari pledges itself to co-operate with County Board of Rducation in prOviding the remainder of cost of said buildings pp to a tota>, of $60,000.00 provided arrapmements may be made for said amount without increase of 1921 tax rate. NOR -TH: CAROLINA, HAROTT COUNTY. OFFICE OF BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. The Board of Commissioners of Harnett County, met in adjourned meetin at 10:00 o'clock a.m. Non:iay, July 10th. 1922, present, J.C.Byrd, Chairman, and commissioners, R.T.Johnson, W.J. VeStowart, Jas. A. Buchanan and J.W.Jordan, with W.II.Faucette, Clerk and Chas. Rose, Attorney. Upon motion of Commissioner Jordan, seconded by Commissioner, Johnson, the following resolu- tion was unanimoudly a4opte3; Whereas this Boari did on July 1922_, orier issued note of the County in the sum of Sixty five Thousand Dollars ($65000.00) to proviie funds to apply on the construction of LaFayette Highway through Harnett County; and Whereas said notes, with interest , matures at Chase Nation- al Bank, New York, on July 15th. 1922; and whereas the funds from the State out of which said road is ultimately to be paid for are bot yet available; but whereas it appears that the State Highway Commission have agreed to complete said road from State funds without further call upon the Countym, and it appears feasible to reduce said note to $401000.00m by application of cer- tain funds n -ow available for LaFayette Highway fund now to the credit of the County of Harnett in the Harnett County Trust Company; but that the renewl of said rote for the sum of Forty Thousand Dollars for twelve months is necessary; Now, the ref are, it is ordered: That the Chairman be awl he is hereby ordered e.�teeutrr in the name of the Board of Commissioners of Harnett County note in the sum of Forty Thousand Dollars ($40,000.00) bearing interest at the rate if five ani one haflf per cent per arnum, payable semi - annually, said note to bear date of July 15th. 1922, and mature twelve months after date, both principal and interest pay - arle at Chase National Bank in City of New York; sail note to be signed in the name-of said Baai of Commissioners, attested by its Clerk, ani its corporatet seal affixed thereto. Be it resolved further that the full faith and credit of the County of Harnett be and the sae same is hereby pledge3 to the punctual payment of the principal and interest of sand note as the same shall b +come due. This not, is issued in accorlaree with the provision of sections 1 3767 -72 of Consolidated Statutes of North Carolina, an3 are found and declared to be within all constitutional and statutory limitations. The Chairmand of this Board is authorized to draw from the funds now to the credit of the County aiyicass[ittxx with Harnett County Trust Company, the sum of $28,900.00 which, together with the proceeds of the note above authorized shall be used to pay the $65000.00 note and interest on same maturing July 15th. 1922. The Chairman is further authorized to re- deposit with the Harnett County Trust Company such other special filnis as the County has on interest wit with other Banks to make the distribution of the funda in his judgment equitable. l rr i I Complaints of various persons heard ax�txitltfdtxRltilz�t# xRx3Fli ftRxealUt��d5txtx�3c>rro�cx concerning high valuations are as follows: Anderson Creek J � XXXXU ILeprtan, Ard. Crca p�ns that x1400 acres valued a�t�$ xAi%i "O*ie too high. /* I ,BOO -&` Averasbero i/W.S.Stricklarl complains that one town lot valued at 13000.00 too high S.R.Surles complains that two town lots are too high M.G.Loe and Ellis Goldstein investigUe- SodtA_+X3S00 Hectors Creek. / A.X# 8iucom complains 322 acres valued at $6440 to high. Withirawn. L.T.Swith complains Hockaday land listed at 44000.00 cost him $3200.00. $3500.00 agreeable' 3 s O O D.H.Mason complains 144 acres valued at $5700.00 s-000 LillinRton d J. Robert Young complains 467 acres listed px1l ;`28000.00. tc60.00 per acre. Varsh Fir /S D� 160 acres listed at 9060.00 4-o - Miss H.F.Byrd 43 acres valued at 4800.00 M1 Y.1t8Jobrson ' 1 acres residence $4000.36. Claims valuation raised from 62500.00, wants ralk r0'4to for 2 years. .Neills Creek.._. 1tar 54 acres valued at $p2160.00 Withdrawn • A% *isor 38# acres ltsted. Investigate V 04 Riw r J. F; inn oomplains that 266 acres valued at $9160.00. Glaims damane by fire of ;1500.00 — W.H. 84mon complains 58 ages valued at $4415.00-Woo. See 0610n Blaok and. W.K.B ack A.M.Shaw made, recommendations of 1921 release. Y e . Lillington John Mcprtan complains 250 acres valued at 46000.00 too high. Ave #aaboro Dr. R.L.Warren and E.B. Warren complaibats to be reduced to writing by T.C.Clifford Jdss Estate filed by Chas . Guy '1atr,l.Coats complaint filed by Mr. P.F. Young llington Township Mille. 96 acres Rasiienoe X4820.00 R.A.34 ),l 170 acres residence Valued $5400.00. See J.G. Layton, Anderson Builey, Anderson Creek. C.Dy MCOrduodale 114 aoreo residence Taulsd at $2560.00. See q • 3 t} 6° - A i .'il, add B.B.McDonald,W.P.McPhersan, C.B.West, C.F.Wood and G A.Mat *here