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Home My WebLink About05031948A regular meeting of the Board of Commissioners for the County of Harnett conven- ed at the CountyCourthouse in Lillington, North Carolina, the regular place of meeting at 10 o'clock, A. "T., May 3, 1948. Present: Chairman Angus A Cameron, and Commissioners, L.R. Byrd, L D. Jackson and R.L. Pate. Absent: None. Tart, Ferd Thereupon Commissioner Ferd D Jackson, introduced the following resolution which. was read: RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF $308,000 SCHOOL BUILDING BONDS, SERIES C. BE IT RESOLVED, by the Board of Commissioners for the County of Harnett: Section 1. That the Board of Commissioners has determined and does hereby find and declare: (a) That on October 6, 1947 the Board of Commissioners for the County of Harnett passed a resolution fixing the details and form and manner of execution of $750,000 school building bonds authorized by an order finally passed on July 1, 1946, which or- der was approved by the vote of a majority of the qualified voters of said County who voted at an election duly called and held on August 6, 1946. (b) That the following bonds have been issued pursuant to said resolution and order: (i) $231,000 bonds, designated "School Building Bonds, Series A ", consis of 231 bonds of the denomination of $1,000 each, numbered 1, to 231, inclusive maturing annually May 1, in numerical order, lowest numbers first, %;7,000 1949 inclusive, $9,000 1952, $13,000 1953, $12,000 1954, $10,000 1955, to 1968, Inc and $12,000 1969 to 1971, inclusive, without option of prior payment. (ii) $211000bonds, designated "School Building Bonds, Series B ", 211 bonds of the denomination of $1,000 each, numbered 1 to 211, inclu. annually, May 1, in numerical order, lowest numbers first, $8,000 1949 to 1957, $10,000 1958 to 1968, and $15,000 1969 to 1971, all inclusive of prior payment. ting , and to 1951, lusive, consisting of sive, and mattri , $6,000 1950 , without option (0) That it is necessary that Harnett County, acting as an administrative agent of the State in providing a State system of public schools, issue at this time all of the unissued X308,000 school building bonds. Section 2. That there shall be issued all of the unissued $30E,000 school build- ing bonds, which $308,000 bonds shall be designated "school Building Bonds, Series C ", shall consist of 308 bonds of the denomination of #2,000 each, numbered 1 to 308, in- clusive, and shall mature annually, May 1, in numerical order, lowest numbers first, 42,000 1950, $2,000 1951, $5,000 1952, $11,000 1953, $8,000 1954, $21,000 1955 to 1957 inclusive, $17,000 1958 to 1968, inclusive, and :410,000 1969 to 1971, inclusive, with - outoption of prior payment. Section 3. That the action of the County Attorney in applying the Local Govern- ment Commission to advertise and sell said $308,000 School Building Bonds, Series 0, be and the same is hereby ratified and confirmed. Upon motion of Commissioner R L Pate, seconded by Commissioner LA Tart, the fore- going resolution entitled "Resolution providing for the issuance of $308,0)0 School Building Bonds, Series C ", was passed by the following vote: Ayes: Commissioners L R Byrd, L A Tart, Ferd D Jackson, and R L Pate. Noes: None. NORTH CAROLINA HARNETT COUNTY R E S O L U T I O N WHEREAS, it has come to the attention of the Board of Commissioners of Harnett County, North Carolina, that two tobacco sales warehouses at Dunn, North Carolina, are under construction and nearing completion; and WHEREAS, during the year 1947, there was sold 31,01)0,000 pounds of flue clured leaf tobacco which was grown and produced in Harnett County, North Carolina; and WHEREAS, Harnett County appears to be one of the thirteen largest leaf tobacco producing counties in the United States, and the other twelve producing counties have an average of three and one -half sets of buyers each, including Wake, .Johnston and Sampson Counties, which said named counties are short four and one -half sets of buyers as compared with the other nine said counties, based on production of tobacco; and Harnett County is the only County of the thirteen largest tobacco producing counties in the United States which does not have tobacco marketing facilities, and the farmers of Harnett County have been denied first choice of tobacco selling floor space of necessity; and 409 WHEREAS, Dunn is located on Atlantic Coast Line Railway Company's main line and on Durham & southern Railway Company's direct line into tobacco manufacturing cities of North Carolina, and is well located geographically for a tobacco market to serve the farmers of Harnett County; and WHEREAS, the farmers of Harnett ('cunt-- and ether groups dependent upon the Product ion and sale of leaf tobacco are urging the destablishment of a tobacco market at Dunn, North Carolina, to facilitate the sale of tobacco; NOSQ, THIEREFORE, PE IT RESOLVED by the board of Oommissioners of riarrett County, that it is the opinion of this Board that the establishment of a tobacco sales market at Dunn, in Harnett County, would facilitate the sale of tobacco by tha farmersnf Barnett County ana would obviate the necessity of expense and the t me involved by otherwise having to haul tobacco to distant markets where first - choice floor space is of necessity denied them; and that such a market would greatly benefit the tobacco farm ors of our County. PE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the tobacco buying companies be urged to arrange to send buyers to the Dunn tobacco market fcr the opening of the 1948 tobacco sales season. Adopted: This 3rd day of May, 1948. ATTEd': Inez Harrington, Clerk. Angus A Cameron, Chairman of Harnett County Boa •d of Commissioners. THE FOLLOWING JURORS WERE DRA K FOR THE THR?9 OF COURT REGINNING JUNE 7, 1948, Clifton Hamilton James D Reardon Charlie James J H '"organ Gerald Hayes J C Ammons ' Julius C Wade David Hayes Phillip J H Tart jr Roger W Lyon P. J Williams B W Wester :i.alcolm Roy Cordwell Freddie Brown James E Glover I G Barefoot Alex Womack Everett McNeill Otis P Harmon Mrs J F Coggins Charlie R Smith Fill Smith Noah Ogsbert Barefoot Curtis Stephens J D Campbell P L Griggin J P Avery Robert Griffin Floyd Whittington Theodore Tripp Stacy L Whittington Frank McNeill Linden #1 Angier #2 Angi er Lillington it Angier 42 Dunn #4 Erwin Dunn 41 Dunn #4 Olivia Angier Lillington #1 Dunn #2 Lillington #3 Erwin Dunn 42 Broadway 41 Lillington #2 boats Lillington Angier #2 Bunnlevel Dunn #2 Lillington #2 Angier #2 Fuquay dpgs. #1 Erwin #1 Dunn #3 Dunn Dunn #3 Erwin Broadway 4 Anderson Creek Flack River Black_ River Neill's Creek Grove Averashoro Duke Averasboro Averasboro Barbecue Black River Neills Creek Averasboro Upper Little River Duke Averashoro U :per Little River Lillington Gr ve Lillington Flack River Anderson Creek Averasboro Lillington Black River Hectors Creek Grove Averasboro Averasboro Averasboro Duke Barbecue TUE F ^LTO'WTNG JURORS WERE DRAWN FOR THE TER" OF COURT FEGTN ING JUNE 14, 1948. J L Haddock E L iiatthews Rupert J Bradley Herman B Temple Earl Stanley George Jannett Miss Mattie Stewart O A Register T L Caviness Edward Ii Wade C A McLean E C Carroll Leon Pope Geo. E Upchurch J H Cain R iI Mills Hubert TtNeill J E 'Warren Carlie Cotton Camoron#2 cnchestor Lillington Eunnlevel #1 Dunn 43 Dunn Lillington r1 Dunn Y3 Fuquay #1 Dunn Dunn , #3 Fuquay #1 Angier 42 Dunn Fucuay Fuquay 41 Lillington #3 Dunn #1 Fuquay #2 Tarbecue Anderson Creek Lillington Stewarts Creek Averasboro Averasboro Grove Averasboro Ilectors Creek Averasboro Averashoro Euckhorn Grove Averasboro Hectors Creek Buckhorn Upper Little River Averasboro Hectors Creek James Hartley G W Norris Willie B Matthews C M Carroll ?:?artin L Byrd L I 6illiams Martin L Byrd Willie Howard Strickland A B Cappell A M Cameron Clyde Tart Robert Carroll L 0 Maynard Dunn Dunn #3 Erwin #1 Fuquay #1 Erwin #1 Jonesboro #2 Erwin #1 Dunn Fuquay Jonesboro #1 Angier #2 Fuquay Dunn Averasboro Averasboro Duke Buckhorn Grove Barbecue Grove Averasboro Hectors Creek Barbecue Black River Buckhorn Averasboro C. R. Ammons, County Farm Agent appeared before the Board and presented the budget for the year 1948 -49 which was tentatively accepted. It is ordered that Mrs. C J Hodges, Dunn #3, Averasboro Township, be released of 421.30 penalty for late listing. It is ordered that the County pay its proportionate part of paving Main St. on Block South side of Court IIouse Square. It is ordered that the filing fee of 516.80 paid by E L Doffermyre for candidacy for Judge of the Recorders Court of Dunn, be refunded to him, he having withdrawn as a candidate before printing of tickets. It is ordered that the lot of land 100 x 150 ft. on Lemon St. Coats, Grove Twp, listed by Florence Massey, Col., for taxation in 1938 and prior years, as described in Judgment No. A- 1293, office of C.S.C., be conveyed as to the interest of Harnett County to Florence Massey upon receipt by the County of x:82.00 including taxes for the year 1947, and upon receiving said sum the Chairman of the board of Commissioners is author- ized to execute in name of County deed and the Clerk to the Board willLsattest the same. Be it resolved that that property located in the Town of Dunn and being one lot one North Fayetteville Avenue 67 x.163 feet and acquired by Harnett County and the Town of Dunn at a tax foreclosure sale under Judgment A -952 and formerly owned by Michael A Williams, be sold to Narcissus Melvin for the sum of 42)0.00 cash. The Chair- man of the Board is hereby authorized to execute deed to Narcissus Melvin and attest the same. Be it resolved that that certain lots Number 39 and 41 east side of Ham Street, Fayetteville Street extension, and acquired by Harnett County and the Town of Dunn at a tax - foreclosure sale under Judgment No. A -1096 be sold to Callie Smith Tew for the total sum of 4200.00,'465.00 cash with this offerrand and balance to be paid April 16, 1949. The Chairman of the Board of Commissioners is hereby authorized to execute Deed to Callie Smith Tew and the Clerk to the Board will attest same. The Board granted 43400.00 for erection of a memorial to the Veterans of Spanish A•:rerican, World War #1 and World War #2 on the Court House Square. It is ordered that Eerles C Johnson figure such part of land and improvements in Upper Litt should pay on and to figure out any over payment in listing wrong acerage and improvements from is to be refunded 4100.18 and after -list or disc $100.18. - out and after -list to Mr. H B Mullis le River Township, as MrW H B Mullis by Mr. O'Quinn on account of mistake 1942 -1947 inclusive, Mr. H. B. O'Quinn ovary charged to Mr. H.C. Mullis for It is ordered that the resignation of Miss Rachel Herring, Home Demonstration Agent be accepted. The resignation of Miss Rachel Herring, Home Demonstration Agent was accepted by the Board and Miss Loraine Vail, Asst. Agent was named Home Demonstration Agent. IIer duties to begin June 1st, 1948. The following road petitions were approved and ordered forwarded to the State High - way Public.'Works Commission. (1) The road leading from near the Church at Buie's Creek in an/easterly direction to the new highway at Mr. John R Hood's home, a distance of about 1/4 mile and other citizens, petitions your honorable Board to recommend to the State Highway and Public Works Commission that they take over aaid road as a part of the State Highway System. (2) That you repair the road known as Street East A leading from Highway #55 East 200 yards to Street leading off Pauline store south. (3) To improve that certain road, situated in the county aforesaid and reaching - from Erwin via Old River Road, Mrs J V Johnson, A C Snipes, D E Lassater Eugene Lassater and other land owners ending at X roads on 421 Highway at Hiram Stewarts to Store on 'Hulas Creek Road. 417 It is ordered th.>t Peer License be granted to Jessie Morris, Bunnlevel, at Rock Bill service station for the year1948, 01 account of beinpblind. The following beer licenses ware issued: Jessie L - dorris, Funnlevel , {1, at Rock Hill Service Station. W H Spence, Lillington 13, at Spence 'rose Edward W Stone, Lillington #3, at Eddie's Place. John Allen Smith, Coats, N.C., at Smith's :1 ronrt. Robert Taylor, Coats, !#1, at hill Top .)ervice St:,tion, Henry Mason Warren, Dunn #4, kt',Varren's Service Station. J a Nordan, angier N.C., at Noruan's Service Station. J :v1 Seaberry, Eunnlavel, #1, at Seaberry's Grocery, E D Raynor, Dunn ##1, it Raynor's :SSC Service Station. James O:nage,7toore, at James' Place, 710 East Pearsall St., Dunn, N.C. Eugene Lssiter Fyrd, Erwin ,l, at Carl Lucas' Dillard Parlor. Oscar Wallace Giles and Oscar L Giles at 5)4 So. King. Ave„ Dunn, N.C. at 1 u W Tavern. Julian Wade i'abry, Angier ,# 2 at 'abry's Store, Paul Johnson, Angier #2, at Paul Johnson's Store. Roy P- Coleman, Bun level #1, at Two-'way U r vice Station. R_:cer Henry Olive, Olivia, N.C., at Olive's service Station. George H Earnshaw Jr., Erwin, N.C., at George's Service Station, J„hn Alton Tockerman, Erwin, N.C., at John's Place. S L Campbell, Angier, N.C., at Campbell's S.:rvice Station. William Earl Jernipean, Dunn #3, at Earl's Pillards, rs. J.L. Moore, Coats, N.C., at the Dixie Grill. D. M. Darroch, Lillington, N.C., at Darroch's Station, Roy Adams, Angier, N.0 „ Hill Top Service Station. Dewey C McAlnhin, 702 So. 'ITapnnlia Ave„ Dunn, N.C., at Clifton's Poolroom. utiillian C. Lee, Dunn # 5, at Pill's Place, J A Langdon, Angier, it 2, at J A Langdon Service :station, Leon Harper, Angier #1, at Harper's Service Station. Clarence E Avery, Erwin, N.C., at Suggs. Julius 0 Horne, Erwin ##l, at My Place, Saul Fletcher Smith, Erwin, N.C., ;f1, at Saul's Service Station. Isaac B Stalker, Angier, N.C., Ike's Cafe, Milton A Matthews, Fuquay #2, at Matthew's Oil Co. Virs. S.J. Watkins, Lillington, N.C., at ',catkin's Cafe. Toy Newton, Lill`nton, N.C., at White 'sway Service Station. The report of Howard Godwin, C.S.C. was aeoroved and ordered filed. Th r report of L.P. ;?cLsan, Veteran's Service Officer was approved and ordered file The report of Inez Harrington, ReeistJr of Deeds, was approvea and ordered filed. The report of W D Harrington, Tax Collector, was approved and ordered filed. The Board Adjourned. 412 The following checks were issued during the month of May 1948: 1045 Garner .Chalmers salary 30.- 1046 Alonzo Holliday salary 29.40 1047 B F Miller May allowance 10. 1048 John Clark 10. 1049 Maude Dail V It 10. 1050 Mary Gates u n 10. 1051 James Matthews` -. ' -i 10. 1052 void 11 n 1053 Nora Jackson 20. 1054 Alton Stewart N n 20. 1055 Flora Kelly n at 20. 1056 Jack Bell n ft 16. 1057 Mrs W M Tart n 't 15. 1058 void 1059 M D Lanier 48.80 1060 R L Pate comsmissioner 43.20 1061 Angus A Cameron 54.60 1062 First Citizens Bk & Tr Co. 670.10 1063 J L Skinner 1948 dues 25. 1064 W E Salmon postage 45.50 1065 H A Wells still 5. 1066 Vance Cameron 5. 1067 K C Matthews still 5. 1068 Wade Stewart still 35. 1069 E L Jackson still 5. 1070 W J Sauls still 10. 1071 0 R Pearce fees 11.88 1072 Raleigh Office Supply Co. invoice 19.90 1073 Comnercial Printing Co. invoice 148.60 1074 Inez Harrington postage 45.00 1075 K C Matthews 37.80 1076 J B Cameron repairs 307.56 1077 Stewart's Machine Shop repairs 28.00 1078 void 1079 Lafayette Drug Co. .50 1080 J B Cameron repairs 2,89903 1081 Storr Engraving Co. 1369 1082 Dunn Chamber of Commerce expenses 100. 1083 J G Layton rent 10. 1084 void 1085 Irene Lequex extra night session 6. 1086 void 1087 Howard Godwin postage 63.60 1088 Owen G Dunn invoice - 1.22 1089 The Tri County News invoice 31.15 1090 Helen Parker 60. 1091 Bud -Lee 65. 1092 Chellie Gaddy work 65.00 1093 G P Britt work 60.00 1094 Sam G9illiams work 30. 1095 J P Parker refund 39.91 1096 Purdie Brothers invoice 30.56 1097 Gray & Creech Inc. 17.68 1098 Howard Godwin fees 44.69 1099 M D Lanier 34.48 1100 Ham ett County News printing 482.95 1101 Town of Lillington counties bill 28.85 1102 Lillington Ice & Coal Co. 21.23 1103 Layton Supply Co. supplies 25.56 1M04 Johnson & Bryan merchandise 117.67 1105 Lillington Furnittre Co. 20.60 1106 Modern Laundry & Cleaners 52.49 1107 Thomas & Howard Co. invoice 37.20 1108 Kelly's Drug Store mdse. 39.89 1109 F A Bradsher invoice 7.87 1110 Progressive Store mdse. 27.66 1111 City Market mdse. 7.75 1112 Womble Food Store 1.89 1113 J T Davenport & Sons 128.52 1114 Brogden Produce Co. 28.60 1115 James Anderson 68.50 1116 Harold Supply Corp. invoice 22.74 1fl Harold Supply Corp. invoice 22.74 12.06 ill? Ray's mdse. 413 1118 Womble Co. 1119 T W Wood & Sons 1120 Carolina Power & L {ght Co. 1121 Job P Wyatt & Sons 1122 Champion Milling Co. 1123 W A Davis Milling Co. 1124 Hatcher & Skinner 1125 Progressive Store 111122ry6 pJoMhnson & Bryan 1128 L M Johnson 1129 Maggie Dorman 1130 Marion Smith 1131 L H Altman 1132 Robert A West 1133 Turnages Market 1134 J G Bennett 1135 C Z Sessoms 1136 OE Moore 1137 A ;phin Brothers 1138 void 1139 W D Cameron 1140 A C Godwin 1141 Wade Thomas 1142 City Market 1143 L I Ogburn 1144 Neighbors' Food Center 1145 F L Altman 1146 J M Neighbors & Co 1147 Colonial Stores Inc. 1148 void 1149 Kelly's Drug Store 1150 Wiggins Drug Store 1151 Roycroft Drug Co. 1152 Fitchett Drug Co. 1153 void 1154 Northup Williford Clinic 1155 Mercy Hospital Inc. 1156 H A Eldridge 1157 Lee County Hospital 1158 Rex Hospital 1159 C B Codrington 1160 Duke Hospital 1161 Ray's 1162 Womble Co. 1163 Louis Baer Dept Store 1164 Payton Funeral Home 1165 State Commission for Blind 1166 Duke Optical Co. 1167 H M Smith 1148 N C Sanatorium 1169 Western N C Sanatorium 1170 M D Lanier 1171 Carrie Sppight Alston 1172 H S Holloway 1173 W D Harrington 1174 Purdie Brothers Inc. 1175 Mrs Carl Ihme 1176 Garner Chalmers 1177 Alonzo Holliday 1178 J E Coggins 1179 R A Chestnut 1180 C H Thornton 1181 The Tri County News 1182 State Lab. of Hygiene 1183 L M Johnson 1184 C B Codrington 1185 M D Lanier 1186 M D Lanier 1187 H D Carson 1188 Edith Wood 1189 Garner Chalmers 1190 Alonzo Holliday 1191 L B McLean 1192 State Commission for Blind 1193 E M Blanchard 1194 First Citizens Bk & Tr Co. 1195 void 1196 First Cit. Bk & Tr Co. 1197 W D Harrington 1198 J W 'river 1199 L R Doffermyre 1200 La Motte Chemical Products 1201 The Tri County News 1202 LB Doffermvre 1203 W D Harrington mdse. invoice light bill invoice invoice invoice mdse. relief relltieff relief rr n n rr n 9 n n n prescription rr relief clinic services services services services relief n services services services hospitalization services stamps court juror tickets invoice salary express salary salary printing wassermanns for health dept relief clinic postal cards postal cards part salary part salary salary salary part payment two days as officer bond principal juror tickets repairs clinic invoice printed forms ., u'ct is ke is 11.85 17. 23.49 33.60 192.23 21.20 86.05 35. 14. 10:88 10.00 30.00 20.00 8.00 10.00 16.00 5.00 8.00 10.00 24.00 18.00 12.00 8.00 6.00 10.00 10. 12. 20. 3.25 2.25 15. 4.67 25.00 105.00 12.00 100.00 106.65 12.00 336.55 3.95 24.30 15. 25. 8.50 5.30 33.00 183.43 21.41 5.00 79.35 263.45 445.70 10.58 4.52 30.00 29.40 1.00 280.00 210.50 15.80 7.50 10.00 40.00 10. 15. 100. 40. 30. 29.40 25. 238.50 10. 4290071 1002.50 222.70 15. 15. 1.30 159.75 183.60 414 1204 W D Harrington 1205 Betsy Ross Letter Shop 1206 Aletha McThomas 1207 F E Parker 1208 Carrie Speight Alston 1209 W D Harrington 1210 Alonzo Holliday 1211 Garner Chalmers 1212 H D Carson Jr 1213 Carolina Power & Light Co. 1214 Carolina_ Tel & Tel Co. 1215 Angus A Cameron 1216 H C Strickland 1217 Beries Johnson 1218 Lottie Patterson 1219 W D Harrington 1220 Iva Sloan 1221 Alice Patterson 1222 W E Salmon 1223 LouiseMCLaucblin 1224 Nell Parker 1225 Inez Harrington 1226 Edna Kelly 1227 Doris Haggett 1228 Irma H Gossett 1229 Mrs Velma Edwards 1230 K C Matthews 1231 J P Parker 1232 C R Ammons 1233 T D 0 +Quinn 1234 Kathryn B Talley 1235 Alene Outlaw 1236 Rachel Herring 1237 void 1238 Lorraine Vail 1239 Howard Godwin 1240 D P Ray Jr 1241 Elizabeth Matthews 1242 F H Taylor 1243 M 0 Lee 1244 L B McLean 1245 Mrs Florine Parker 1246 Wilma Williams 1247 Naomi Hawley 1248 void 1249 void 1250 Mildred Bradsher 1251 Marjorie Morgan 1252 Marjorie G Richey 1253 Ruth Maynard 1254 Mary Lanier 1255 Ferd D Jackson 1256 R B O +Quinn 1257 Carl E Fttchett 1258 Henry 0 Stewart 1259 L K Boston 1260 Ida Hinnant 1261 W B Hunter 1262 M Irene Lassiter 1263 Mabel Alston 1264 Ruby Hood 1265 M H Canady 1266 void 1267 Edith Wood 1268 Mrs Bedya 8 Collier 1269 Dept of Conservation & Dev. 1270 The Tri County News 1271 Betsy Ross Letter Shop 1272 Orkin Exterminating Co. 1273 A R Maynard 1274 N 0 State Board of Health 1275 J C Hobbs 1276 Wayne County Health Dept 1277 Storr Engraving Co. 1278 Mrs Virginia Johnson 1279 Mary Lee Page 1280 Fay Barnes 1281 Effie Davis 1282 Superior Seed & Feed Co. 1283 J P O +Quinn 1284 Winchester Surgical Supply Co. 1285 Dunn Fam ily Laundry 1286 Garner .Chalmers 1287 Alonzo Holliday dog tickets printing salary guarding jury court reporting juror tickets salary salary balance May salary County light bill telephone bills May salary May salary May salary May salary May salary May salary May salary May salary May salary May salary May salary May salary May .salary May salary May salary May salary May salary May salary May salary May salayy May salary May salary May salary and travel May salary May salary May salary May salary May salary May salary May salary May salary May salary 15.75 3.00 100. 10. 83.80 611.45 29.40 30. 208.95 61.13 120.90 25. 200. 312.70 123.15 423.35 157.15 123.15 340.06 100. 193.40 264.08 148.65 84.90 90.00 90.00 210. 150. 160. 125. 65. 72.15 119.90 82.15 434.20 178.40 127.60 200.00 165.55 240.55 51.00 302.58 135.00 May salary 106.15 May salary 97.65 May salary 213.18 May salary 221.38 May salary 176.14 welfare 5.72 welfare 5. welfare 6.92 May salary 200. May travel 55. May travel 25. May travel 5540.22 May salary 245.02 May salary 232.38 May salary 238.10 May salary 287.88 balance salary 83.15 May salary 110.00 County +s part for fire control 207.74 ballots 24.30 letters 6.25 service Charge 5.00 plumbing repairs 10.50 invoice 25. six loads slabs 54. nine milk samples 9. rubber bands 3.19 work on tax books 135.80 work on tax books 135.80 work 116.40 work 135.40 mdse. 25.66 error in listing 104.36 invoice 26.82 laundry 8.71 salary 30. salary 29.40 410 1 1 1