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Home My WebLink About050319099/ a MONDAY MAY 3rd 1909 Ordered that the folowing releases be made. . . J,N. Waddell f Grove Township $2.00 J.B. Leslie of Anderson creek $7.67 J.B. Northam of Lillington Township $i4$4, E.S. Smith of Uper Little River $2.00 H.P. "Johnson od Averasboro of$4.39 to be aha ed to Dunns School funds Mary Hodges of Averasboro Township $1.77 Mrs L.A. Byrd of Lillington Township $4.36 W.M. Munds of Averasboro Township f'$1.91 charged to Dunn School funds Vesteria Jones of Averasboro Township $4.94 J.W. Byrd of Stewart creek Township $7.28 Ordered thfl J.0..01iflord be sllowed $37.50 ror services's' Attorney for the board. �. Ordered that T.A..Hsrrington be allowed-$‘0. for making bond and letting Worthington ferry.0 Ordered that D.P.Mc Donald be s13o $16690 "r ®g. slept work on tbi- Lillingtom bridge. e. Ordered that J.A. Smith Bc 4140 01:li. $14*4Q fa. services as Comissioner one quarter.CL. Ordered that W.H. -I 't1ML 1e 4110wed$18.00 " " " �. Ordered that T.A. ingtoa " " $16.25 " 1 a Ordered that.6Aln YIHenald " " $11.80 a a a P Ordered that R.G. Taylor " " $19.00 Ordered that F.R. Taylor be allowed $27.20 as per bill rendered for services for County.'. Ordered that H.C. Stewart Be allowed* 250.00 on account of making indexes for the offioe. Ordered that Alec McLean " " $ 26.00 for keeping Lillington ferry one Month. Ordered that Nathan Minter beahlowed$ 10.60 " "Worthington " " .e- Ordered that Bea MSS1i 6 $ $ 86.00 " " Duke ferry ". " . Ordered that Norris Stewart " " $ 10.00 " " Mathew Monroe Pauper pne Month. Ordered that Mr Dorgan " " $ 51:60 " " Oounty hone one Month. c» Ordered that C.H. ;Biggs " " $ 27.70 " " Bounty Jail one month. C Ordered that J.A. Clark be allowed $ 2.00 for judging of the election , Ordered that J.P. Pitman be allowed $ 3.25 For soaking Statments of Bond issue. 01- 0 Ordered that A.M. Shaw Be allowed $ 73.84 for bill rendered as purohasing_agent. °L Ordered that A.M. Shaw be alloyed $ 10.00 for services as clerk of the board. d- Ordered that TA. Barefoot " " $ 3.00 per quarter as was formely allowed. 62 Releases for Map 1909 Releases upto May y 202.49 Releases total ut to date s 252.' 88 Clerks report for May 1909 Pauper fumds $ .44.80 Ir- Oounty funds $ 590.14 Total for May $ 834.44 _ Total up to May $ 444 Total up to date., c% r $ 54506 Respectfully submitted /141-1 p� Chm L'V(X2 v Clerk S 5‘54 ' f. MONDAY MAY 3 1909 The County Comissioners of Harnett County met in regular gewession present R.G. Taylor Chm,T.A.Har- ington, D.P. McDonald, J.A. Smith, W.H. Turlington, • The report of J.W. Raiford ,was read and ordered riled. The report of F.H. Taylor Clerk Superior Court was read and.ordesod filed and recorded. The report of J.H. Williams Treasurer was read and ordered filed and recorded. . • After receiving and canceling-vouohers and bonds turned in by the treasurer the board met in joint session with the sanitary board of the County to discuss the sanitary condition of the County and - also to elect a Supt of health. On motion of J.H. Withers the board proceeded to the election of supt of health and the following . names were placed in noaimati'on.Dr 347a Raiford was placed.ia nomination by Dr_�.F..McKay, and-' Dr L.J. Arnold was placed in nomination by T.A. Harington, They then proceeded Ao "vote by ballot and Dr L.J. Arnold received four Votes and Dr J.V. Halfbrd; repotted two, and Dr t.J,.Arnold was declared elected by the ojjairma}a. on motion of Dr J.F. Mckay the election of Dr"Arnold was made unanimous, artraninatiazetchheSad and Mr olifford the attorney for'the board .reeenended that the election of mr Arnold be rattified by the board and that his Compensation be fixed by the, board of Comissioners at Dollars ,t4he sanitary beard then adjourned. The board of- County "Comissioners then reconvened foie the transaction of buianess. . ,And a letter from Dr Lewis was read concerning the free distrtsbution of Antitoxin for diphtheria, and on motion of J.A. Smith seconded by TA. Harington, that the °County make application for the free distribution of diphtheria antitoxin to the poor of the County as per Secretary's letter in regards to the subject, dated April 19,1909. . It was ordered by the Board that T.A. Barefoot be replaced on the Pauper list and be allowed $3.per Qr The board appointed mr D,P. McDonald, to investigate the Cross Indexes and report at the next Meeting. ° r The clerk was ordered to list $3000.00against the Phonix Lumber CO.,fo timber purchased from C.B. Kelly. Whereas complaint has been made to this board that the stock law fence of Buckhorn andrks Hectors creek is not in good condition; Therefore. be :it resolved thatthe.p.erk of this board be and he is hereby in- structed to notify S.S. Bradl•y,Heotor Mathews, &B.F. Dupree, fence comissioners to be and appear be- fore this board. at their next "regntia'r meeting in June 1909. and show cause why: they should- t toput the said fence in good condition. t u7,a. 2 -J? 6� Res.:arbi the Board of Comissioners of Harnett County:Tha wher as said board at at4'a journed regu- lar session held on March 23d.1909, did by resolution of said board determine the necessity of ,and did authorize the of bonds of said County in the sum of THIRTY EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS for the purpose of paying the necessary •zpenees "Vat- said•Ceunty as set forth in the p e 1ptt/skaid resolution; and Whereas in said resolution the chairman of the board was authorized a sale of said bonds in such - Journal he might select „ and'to bali•for sealed bids for said bonds,,tW'be Opened and.passed upon by the board on April 27th 1909, as fully appears by reference to said resolution;and whereas after due advertisement by said Chairman in the 'DAILY BOND DD'YER" a.journal published in the -City of New York the board did meet in special session on the 27th day of,April 1909, all members of said board being present, and did open, simpers and canvassallr bide and proposals for`eaid bonds; and.whereas the bids of Fiske &Roberson of Chicago,I11. namely the.par value of the'bonds and Eighteen Hundred and Twenty sevenDollars and accrued interest and the ••ost of engraving Said benda4 for bonds of'the par value of THIRTY EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS bearing interest at 5, per annum, interest payable semi- annually, prin- cipal payable on the first .day of January 1939, or-at th•.option Of the Count* on and after the rifle day of January 1919, at any interest paying period, both intsres#,og �' p64.ncipal payable at some bank to be designated in the City of New York, was considered by,theA om3..sssioners to be the best and most advantageous bid and was duly accepted by the said Board; and whereas the Board of eomissioners still considers that said bid is the best and most advantageous, and the necessity of issuing said bonds still exists: • Now therefore the acts of the chairman .of this board in advertising said bonds for sale and the acts of the board in special session accepting said bid of Fisk &Roberson is hereby ratified and approved. Resolved further that J.C. Clifford County Attorney be and he is hereby authorized and directed to submit to said Fisk & Roberson certified coppies of such records as may be required of them, and to ascertain from them their desire as to the form,tenor and denomination of said bonds, and to prepare suitable resolutions to submit to this board for its action, fully authorizing the proper officers of the County to issue said bonds and to deliver the same according to law.