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Home My WebLink About03111937456 March 11, 1937 The Board of County Commissioners of Harnett County met in a call session Thursday, March 11, 1937 at 10:00 A.M. with J.B.Ennis,..Lonnie R.Byrd, J.S.Barker and A.A.Cameron present. Also County Attorney H.C.Str-ickland was present. The attention of the Board of Commissioners was directed by the County Attorney to certain legislative bills introduced which, if reported favorably and enacted,vwould affect county finance and which are to be approved or disapproved by the Board. By unaninpw vote of the Board- members it was agreed that the following numbered bills should be enacted: H.B. 1047, to facilitate assessments of property; H.B. 1048, to extend the time for tax foreclosures.. By unanimousvote.of the Board, it was determined that the present revenue of the County will,ot, permit compliance with the following numbered., bills, and that they should not be enacted: H.B. 1049, to regulate the Harnett County Board of Commissioners. H.B. 1053, fixing the compensation of certain county officers. H.B. 1054, providing for salaried deputies. At the request, of the Auditor and County Attorney, the Board agreed that H.B. 1050, regulating the Auditor's office and H.B. 1052, affecting the County Attorney, should not be enacted. It was ordered that the Auditor and Clerk to the Board notify the Harnett Representative as to the action of the Board, so that the disapproved bills will not be reported by the Calendar Committee. There being no further business, the Board.recessed to convene again Monday, March 15, 1937, at 1 :30 P.M. Chairman. March 15, 1937 The Board of Commissioners of Harnett County met Monday, March 15, 1937 at 1:30 P.M. following the expiration of the recess taken Friday, March 12th. with J.B.enn.is, Chairman, and J.S.Barker, Geo.T.Noel, Lonnie R.Byrd, and A.A.Cameron present. H.C.Strickland, County Attorney, was also present. The Chairman stated that as it had been indicated by I.R.Williams that an allowance of $50.00 as his fee for appearing in the case of Worrell Mfg. Co. -vs- County of Harnett, would be satisfactory, the Board ordered that the allowance of a like amount be made for the services each of J.R.Young and Neill McKay Salmon, if such allowance be satisfactory to Messrs. Young and Salmon. RESOLUTION: Be it resolved that 51 'acres of land in Johnsonville Twosn- ship, Harnett County, described in a deed to J.W.Smith recorded in Book 243, page 465, Registry of. Harnett County, be released of County Taxes for the years 1930, 1931 and 1932 upon payment of sum of $44.61, being two - thirds of taxes assessed in name of J.W.Smith Estate against 74 acres plus interest and costs. Following the report of the committee appointed by the Chairman, the following resolution relative to certain properties in town of Dunn for purpose of taxation was adopted: WHEREAS, f'or more than eight years there have been no legal listing of the following lots in Averasboro Township: Two lots &n Layton Avenue formerly owned by A.L.Newberry and W.McK.Pearsalli which lots were bid off by G.F.Pope, L.A.Tart and Arthur F.Pope at a sale made -by J.C.Ciifford. and C.J.Smith. That lot on W.Pope Street formerly owned by Dunn Development Company which lot was bid off, also by the said E.F.Pope, L.A.Tart and Arthur F.Pope. IT IS THEREFORE, considered and ordered that the Auditor of Harnett County list for taxation for the immediate year 1936 and the four preceeding years that lot situated in Averasboro Township, Harnett County, fronting on S.Layton Avenue, on East edge-of said Street one hundred and fifty feet, and on the Northern edge of Canary Street one hundred and forty feet, in the name of D.F.Pope, L.A.Tart and Arthur F.Pope, at the sum of $500.00. It is therefore considered and ordered that the Auditor of Harnett County list for taxation for the year 1936 and the four years preceeding that lot situated on the Western edge of South 'Layton AVenue, fronting on said avenue 150 feet, and on the southern edge of Canary Street one hundred and forty feet, r.at. tho sum of $400.00. It is therefore considered and adjudged that the Auditor of Harnett County list for taxation for the year 1936 and the preceeding four years that lot formerly owned by Dunn Development Company fronting on, the Northern edge of W.Pope =Street 140 feet and on the Western edge of South Ellis Avenue 150 feet, at the sum of *250.00 457., It is ordered that the Auditor compute the taxes on the above lots immediately. Signed: J.B.Ennis, Chairman. It is ordered that K.H.Norris be allowed $7.00 per month until May 1st. covering the months of March and April, 1937, to be handled and approved by the County Welfare Officer. The Supervisor of Taxation submitted names of the following list takers and assessors in the respective townships of Harnett County to serve in connection with the quadrennial assessment for 1937, and the same were approved by the Board. Township List Taker Anderson Creek J.L.Marsh Averasboro Barbecue Black River Buckhorn Duke Grove Hectors Creek Johnsonville Lillington Neills Creek Stewart's Creek Upper Little River Fred Baggett D.MoD.Cameron L.Avery Stephens L.B.McKinney L.E.Stancil Z.B.Stewart D.R.Smith C.C.Cameron R.B.O'Quinn F.G.Eaton T.C.Eason H.M.O'Quinn Assessors J.E.E`lliott, Jr. W.R.Moss John Hodges C.B.Aycock J.Allen Harrington W.B.Castleberry D.W.Denning W.H.Stephenson W.D.Abernathy C.S.Cade R.L.Pate Jno.McArthnr Godwin Joe M. Johnson J.Frank Avery H.S.Holloway W.L.Senter J.T.Smith E.E.Perkins E.E.Parker, J.E.Womble' Jno.E.Butts J.W.Gregory J.R.Byrd J.H.Williams, Jr. J.B.Collins 3.X.Stewart The following jurors were drawn for Recorder's Court cases: State -vs- Enoch Darroch No. 6269 1. Jessie M.Moore Duke 2. N.H.Halll 3. Roger Mabry Grove 4. R.L.Thomas 5. F.J.McLean U.L.River 6. William Smith 7, J.R.Smith Grove 8. D.O.Smith 9. Herman D.Byrd Black River 10. Connie Price 11. J.L.Barrow Duke 12. A.D.Mason State -vs- Frank Glover 1. J.B.O'Briant Black Rvr. 2. 3. W.W.McDuffiee Barbecue 4. 5. Charlie Strickland Stewarts Ck. 6. 7. Will G.Hobbs Grove 8. 9. Eugene Herring Grove 10. 11. J.H.Woodley Stewarts Ck. 12. State -vs- Frank Glover And.Creek 2. Black Rvr. 4. Buckhorn 8. Duke 8. Hectors Ck. 10. Duke 12. 1. J.L.Marsh 3. J.E.Watson 5. Marcus Truelove 7. L.J.McLean 9. J.L.Boyette 11. J.H.Glover No. 6240 A.M. Thomas Alton Grimes W.T.Clark J.E. Taylor Tom H.Arnold E.C. Jones & Woodrow Glover W.J.Wilson A.J.Davis Monah 0.Johnson Alton Salmon N.H.Perry J.Allen Barefoot Duke Barbecue Duke Buckhorn Black River Black River Stewarts Creek Grove Anderson Creek Anderson Creek Lillington Grove No. 6241 Upper L.River Buckhorn Grove Upper Little River Duke Lillington There being no further business to come before the Board, it recessed to convene again at the call of the Chairman. Chairman. erk. 45.8 The following checks were issued 190 191 192 193. 194 195 196 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 204 VOID 206 207 208 209 210 211.. 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 234 235 236 237 238 239 240 241 242 243 244 245 246 247 248 249 250 251 252 253 254 255 256 257 258 259 260 261 262 263 264 265 266 267 268 269 270 271 272 Thornton Matthews John S.Barker Irene Lasseter M.D.Lanier, P.M. o.A.Todd R.W.Pope Dr.0.L.Corbett J.Leon Godwin Union Store W.M.Brannan "M" System Store LafayettedDrug Store Atkins Bros. Johnson & Bran Co. G.T.Noel 205 Hood Drug Store Dr. J.R.Johnson Pate's Homond_Food Store Cape Fear Drug Co. Harnett Supply Co. W.P.Williford.Co. W.B.Olive W.F.Brock E.V.Barefoot Cly -Beau W.M.Crawford & Son Howard M.Lee W.E.Norris Ben C.Denning Erwin C.Milis Co. Marion Smith L.A.Bethune Cooper's Food Store A.B.McLamb Great A & P.Tea.Co. C.C.Creech, Mgr. Fender's_ Mrs.W.H.Coats Dr.A.T.Wyatt Sanford Dist. Co. Apex Chemical Co. N.C.Dept. Con. & Devlp. W.F.Nipper Jim's. Cash_ Market Stewart's Garage Owen G.Dunn McLean & O'Quinn Modern Laundry Farmers. Supply Store W.E.Salmon Harnett Hdwe. House Inez Harrington, R.D. L.M.Chaffin, C.S.C. Lillington Cafe Pine -No -Ca Chem. Co. Carrie Speight D.W.Smith Middle West Coal Co. Cape Fear Drug Co. Johnson _& Bryan Co. Lafayette Drug Co. K.C.Matthews L..M.Chaffin, C S.C. N.C.Sanatorium Womble Company Alfred Wm.s & Co. D.W.Stewart J.A.Darroch H.A.Wells C.H.Avery J. `.Holt Howard - Bobbitt Co. American Med. Assn. - Burkhead-DeVane Co. VOID Winchester Surgical Co. Henry G.Strickland W.H.Matthews M.D.Lanler, Royal Baking Co. M.D.Lanier, P.M. W.H.Matthews during the month of Maty, 1937: service as janitor county commissioner salary and travel stamps making mattresses relief orders medical attention - Mrs. H.G.Sutton relief orders relief orders relief orders relief orders relief orders relief orders relief orders relief orders relief orders medical care - Gertrude Taylor relief orders relief orders relief orders relief orders relief orders relief orders relief orders relief orders relief orders relief orders relief orders relief orders relief orders relief orders relief orders relief orders relief orders relief orders relief orders relief orders medical attention supplies supplies forest fire protection milk for jail supplies for county home work at county home supplies for courthouse supplies for county home . laundry service mdse. for county home and jail salary, etc. supplies f or county home stamps stamps meals for jurors Feb. llth. supplies for county jail court reporting deputy sheriff coal supplies supplies supplies serviee as jailer & deputy sheriff recorders court cost Feb. 1937 hospitilization supplies supplies deputy sheriff deputy sheriff deputy sheriff deputy sheriff deputy sheriff supplies supplies supplies Mrs.Willie Garner supplies advance -on salary work at agri. bldg . destilled water care of Wm.Cobb . supplies for county home postal cards work at agri. bldg. 17.50 56.10 105.00 3.00 25.00 2.00 2.00 6.00 7.00 6.00 62.50 5.50 26.25 8.50 12.00 5.60 11.00 4.50 3.70 6.00 1.00 6.00 6.00 7.00 4.35 2.00 24.00 16.00 4.00 3.75 5.50 6.00 16,50 6.00 5.50 12.50 22.00 3.00 102.29 85.15 30.22 5.80 4.90 2.50 30.46 9.40 38.23 19.10 383.25 8.98' 46.90 7.35 13.00 15.00 100.75 42.50 99.72 8.08 78.54 34.20 123.55 41.58 110.73 11.45 111.75 5.00 10.00 8.00 12.50 12.50 12.75 7.00 55.70 2.95 195.00 1.00 1.68 10.00 2.50 1.75 2.92 459 273 Y.Z.Wood 274 Southern States Mill Co. 275 E.O.Hudson 276 Eunice Broadwell 277 H.S.Freeman 278 Angus A.Cameron 279 National Used Car Co. 280 M.D.Lanier, P.M. 281 J.H.Morgan 282 Thornton Matthews 283 H.A.Wella 284 Carolina P.& L.Co. 285 Mrs.Hoyle Kelly 286 Carolina Tel.& Te1.Co. 287 J.S.McLean, Auditor 288 J.C.Thomson, agent 289 E.B.Culbreth, agent 290 W.H.Stephenson, agent 291 g..H.Avery 292 rA.Wells 293 H.L.Moore 294 J.N.Smith 295 D.K.Stewart 296 K.C.Matthews 297 J.S.McLean 298 Dr.W.B.Hunter 299 VOID 309 Hazel Parrish 301 Irene Laseater 302 Genevieve Warren 303 J.O.Anthony 304 C.R.Ammons 305- Lillie Davis 306 Mrs.Mildred Kelly 307 W.D.Harrington 308 L.M.Chaffin 309 VOID 310 F.H.Taylor 311 M.O.Lee 312 Iva Johnson 313 Thornton Matthews 314 Inez Harrington 315 Barbour. Motor Express 316 K.W.Ballentime work at Health Dept. feed for county home hauling feed salary and travel on salary service as commissioner Blue Book Market reports postage Welfare Office cabbage plants, janitor service serving tax summons service room & Board for Clarice Fuquay service reimbursement jury checks insurance county home insurance insurance county home serving tax summons serving tax summons work at county home serving tax au mona serving tax summons serving tax in ns March salary March salary March salary March salary March salary March salary March travel March salary March salary March salary Marsh salary, etc. March salary Marh salary March salary janitor service March salary express on tax abstracts Marsh salary 11.00 83.30 7.00 108.90 50.00 34.80 14.00 3.00 2.50 17.50 4:00 261.32 10.00 72.65 93.46 142.50 114.94 142.50 5.00 14.00 1.25 27.50 32.50 53.50 175.00 325.00 150.00 150.00 60.00 100.00 25.00 165.00 50.00 431.25 412.50 126.50 93.75 65.00 17.50 268.33 3.00 175.00