ANNUAL EXHIBIT OF STOKES COUNTY.
The following claims were audited by the Board of Commission
ers of Stokes County, N. C.. during the year ending Dec. 4, 1916:
M T Chilton, supplies for CS C Office, etc., $ 21 90
J F Smith. 1 day as juror assessing damage, 2 00
OotTell L> Hall, jail account for November, 1915, 28 70
Edwtu'd & Brooghton, one order bo>k 1 57
Ed Slate, for lumber used on Union Mill bridge 66 76
J A Lewis, coal for jail 16 88
Tbos. Martin, for top-soil 10 00
E L Martin, refund on property tax 6 38
R T Coe, conveying Amanda Edwards to county home, 1 50
Moore's Mineral Springs Co.. lumber for trunks on road, 54 26
S C Hill, refund on double tax, 5 77
N O Petree, postage account, supplies, etc., for Treasurer, 4 38
E O Shelton. conveying Dave Head to jail, 10 40
W P HolUdMrm demonstrator for December, 1915, 45 00
W PJjfKtmnn dem natrator for January, 1916, 45 00
marriage license blanks, .75
pplies for R. D. and C. S. C. 5 53
' T ,QjKe for top-soil in Meadows township, 300
Home for February, 1916. 40 00
88 County Commissioner and mileage, 38 95
refund on Mountain View School District, 1 1 1
serving 6 election officers in School District, 3 60
Worrell D Hall, jail account for February, 1916, 85 65
W P Holt, farm demonstrator for February 1916, 45 00
Roy Shelton, refund on property tax, 32 01
Farmers Supply Store, merchandise for prisoners, 12 95
W C Slate, in case State vs Raleigh Bullin, 10 50
" Slate, serving jurors for Spring Term, 1916, 17 70
" Slate, summoning jury to lav out road in Snow Creek 255
" Slate, State vs Haydon and Belford, 400
" Slate, State vs G D Griffin, 100 15
D C Taylor,. State vs Lum Frazier, 25 00
J F Sisk, judge in school election and making reports, 4 00
* J J Priddy, serving two road orders, 120
Danbury Reporter, supplies for court house, 27 50
G D Hall, supplies for jail, 20 95
G D Hall, supplies for jail and account for March, 1916, 112 54
W L Nelson & Co., 1584 pounds coal for jail, 3 96
J M Venable, Registrar in School election, 13 05
C C Boy lea, Registrar in School election, 11 59
t J W.George, Judge in School election and making reports, 400
. 1-3 W Staples, State vs Wood Benton, 15 00
7 Edward & Broughton, supplies for CSC office. 980
S R Biggs, refund poll tax, 3 20
M C Boles, refund on property tax in Pinnacle School District, 1 34
Mrs. William Duggins, confederate pensioner, 20 00
Elliott Fisher Co., repair of book machine, 26 67
Joyce-Jones & Co., pump and supplies for well at jail, 42 91
Joel Sheppard, one day as juror laying out road. 1 00
W S Watkins. one day as juror laying out road, 1 00
R R King, removing mud from Walnut Cove bridge. 5 00
Frank Dunlap, conveying Hardin Mabe to jail, 2 00
R S Coleman, keeping County Home for March, 1916, 40 00
J W Lawrence, one day laying road, 1 00
Walter Ray, one day laying out road, 1 00 j
H F Wright, one day laying out road, 1 00
9»A George, one day laying out road, 1 00
W A Christian, one day laying road; 1 00
WP Holt, farm demonstrator, for March, 1916, 45 00
J F Rierson, one day laying out road 1 00
W R Hylton, one day laying out road 1 00
P H Hall, one day laying out road 1 00
ifr*!: £ P McAnally. conveying Mary Blackwell to Hospital, 18 68
W R Hundley, refund poll tax 3 20
Town Fork Telephone Co.. certificate of stock, 7 75
Thomasville Furniture Co., supplies for County Home, 212 15
D G Hall, conveying Jesse Brown to jail, 2 00
S J Tuttle, for top soil in Danbury township, 10 00
J W Young, for top-soil in Meadows township, 36 00
Z R Moran, for top-soil in Meadows township, 30 00
W A Southern, for top soil and bar pit, 16 00
Dr. H M Alexander, diphtheria anitoxin, 31 95
J E Wall, conveying Clinard to iail 5 00
J E Wall, conveying Houston Pegram to jail, 3 00
Dick Hart, one day laying out road, 1 00
Walker, Evans & Cogswell Co., abstracts, binders, etc., 14 67
*1 O Petree, amount paid Mrs. J C Cheek, court reporter, 54 60
• Sill Hawkins, cleaning toilet for two courts, 400
Meal & Spencer, 11 gallons paint for jail, 11 00
m Iti V Gordon, one day as judge in School election, 200
Edward & Broughton. 2 record ribbons, 2 00
, -0 II Moser, 160 feet bridge lumber and nails. 2 50
\V P Holt, farm demonstrator for April, 1916, 45 00
H F Wright, serving 2 road orders, 1 20
L E Sprinkle, 84 feet lumber for bridge and nails, .90
fieo. Smith, 4 loads of wood Spring Term, 1916. 500
O Shelton, 8 days as court officer Spring Term, . 16 00
J J C France, one day laying out road, 100
JR F Shelton. one day laying out road, 1 00
1J \V Burwell, one day lading out road, 100
fC A Mlfckty. one day laying out road, 1 00
i J E Wall D. S., 5J days and one night as court officer, 12 50
SF E Petree, one-half acre top-soil in Meadows township, 4 00
JU J Priddy, 4 days as court officer, Spring Term, 1916, 6 00
..J/fXVjA Jessup, 5 days as court officer, 10 00
j|V J If rank Dunlap, 5 days and 1 night as court officer, 12 00
KAVjR Petree, 2i acres of top-soil Tn Meadows township, 20 00
K Slate, summoning jury to lay out road in P C township, 255
■) Thomas, DS, 3 days as court officer Spring Term, 1916, 600
Martin, painting and repairing roof of jail. 12 43
HColeman. keeping County Home for April. 1916, 40 00
■Coleman, carbide for County Home, freight, etc., 4 27
■ MeCanl«*ss, County Physician, from May 1, 1916, to
■May 1.1916, 150 00
THE DANBURY REPORTER
R S Coleman, packing lumber at Coanty Home, 5 921
R S Coleman, one trip to King for Lillie Lane, 2 50 j
(J D Hall, jail account for April, 1916, 60 90
Silas A Westmoreland, refund poll tax in Yadkin township, 'l6, 3 201
Wesley Mabe, refund on property tax in P C township, 4 73
J Wesley Morefield, conveying Harrison Nailor to County Home, 2 50
J W Fleming, registrar in trustees election at Pinnacle, 14 131
V G Watson, judge in trustees election at Pinnacle. 2 00
Robert Westmoreland, judos in trustees election at Pinnacle 200
Walker, Evans & Cogswell Co., birth and death certificates, 879
G D Hall, jail account for May, 1916, washing, etc. 19 25
Robert H Priddy, listing tax in Snow Creek township, 1916, 31 75
H H Reid, listing tax in Peter's Creek township, 1916, 17 60
H G Tuitle, judge in June election. 2 00
J N Martin, judge in June election, 2 00
S G Brown, registrar in June election, 15 04
Junius Burton, judge in June election, 2 00
J L Murray, judge in June election, 2 00
S R Fulp, registrar in June election, 17 63
L J Kiser, judge in June election, 2 00
L K Pulliam, judge in June election, 2 00
J B Greene, jud e in June election, 2 00
F S Ross, registrar in Juneelection, 16 82
Geo. Lewis, judge in June election, 2 00
J T Joyce, judge in June election, 2 00
, J H Brown, judge in June election, 2 00
G A Hutcherson, registrar in June election, 19 64
W L McCanless, boarding jury in case Culler vs Fulp, 6 50
" " " State vs Sterling Bel ford, 26 CO
i " " ••••«• g tale v 3 Chas. Headon, 19 50
W C Slate, expense in case vs Sid Love, 10 9o
" summoning jury to lay out road 2 55
i " " serving notice on 48 election officers, 14 40
, " " time and expense in conveving Will Moore to jail, 400
! " " serving notice in Walnut Cove school election, .90
Elliott-Fisher Co., 2 record ribbons and machine oil, 1 75
M T Chilton, expense, supplies, etc., in office, 33 14
E L> Smith, judge in June election and making reports, 4 00
W M Martin, judge in June election, 2 00
J F George, registrar in June election, 13 48
H H Reid, judge in June election, 2 00
T G Reynolds, judge in June election and making reports 4 00
L W Blackwell, judge in June election. 2 00
E L al-'tchell, registrar in June election. 16 52
John W. Young, judge in June election, 2 0(1
'J W Adkins, judge in June election, 2 00
W P Holt, farm demonstrator for May 1916, 45 0U
W R Lawson, refund on property tax in Meadows township, 796
| R S Coleman, keeping County Home for May, 1916, 47 00
! R S Coleman, merchandise for County Home, etc.. 4 65
J J S Whitten, registrar in June election, 19 20
J W Young, listing tax in Beaver Island township, 32 15
[J T Johnson, registrar in June election, 16 93
i D.F Tillotson, judge in June election, 2 00\
| Millard Covington, judge in June election, 2 00
L M McKenzie, Registrar in June election, 17 17 ;
j C R Christian, judge in June election, etc., 4 00
: W D George, registrar in June election, 15 151
J F Nunn, judge in June election and making reports, 4 00
J M Smith, registrar in June election, 16 64
Joe Francis, judge in June election, 2 00'
Jesse Beaslev, judge in June election, 2 00
G W Newsom, judge in June election, 2 00
RT Beck, judge in June election, 2 00
R W Hill, registrai in June election, 14 89
Presley Palmer, judge in June election, 2 00
D A Simmons, judge in Juneelection, 2 00
J H Carter, registrar in June election, 18 90
J R Stone, registrar in June election, 17 31
i W A Sullivan, judge in June election, 2 00
T G Watson, judge in June election, 2 00
, W C Slate, refund State tax on Mt. Airy Furniture Co., 2 19
J E Jessup. dynamite and caps, etc., used on road, 4 50
Watt Priddy, refund on property tax in Danbury township. 3 43'
Roxyanna Tuttle, for 1600 feet lumber at $4.00 per thousand, 640 j
J M Alley, registrar in June election, 16 841
0 F Young, judge in June election 2 00
J D Smith, judge in June election, 2 00
Jesse A Lawson, serving on board of election 4 days, 8 00
J F Smith, serving on board of election and phone message, 816
Town Fork Telephone Co., three batteries for phone at C. H., 1 00
Danbury Reporter, printing notices for election, tax round, etc., 16 50
W C Slate, expense conveying Mandy Yates to jail, 4 00
T D Young, refund poll tax for 1914, in Meadows township, 2 45
E O Shelton, conveying Mandy Yates to Morganton, 22 45
S II Stewart, registrar in Walnut Cove School election, 12 00
D S Watkins, judge in Walnut Cove School election, 2 00
T J Covington, judge in Walnut Cove School election, 2 00
W C Slate, examination of Mandy Yates and mileage, 2 20
L J Young, 3'. days delivering tickets in June primary, 1.7 75 1
W P Holt, farm demonstrator for June, 1916, 45 00
M T Chilton, cost in case Z R Moran, et al vs Bd. Co. Corns., 650
J R P East, listing tax in Quaker Gap township, 33 45
Penn Hardware Co., one coffin for Geo. Samuel, 20 00
Robt. Cook, for the burial rebe of S G Arrington, (con. Pen.) 20 00
T J Covington, examination of Mandy Yates. 2 00
R S Coleman, keeping Coanty Home for June 1916, 52 00
Laura S McKinney, refund on property tax for 1915, 4 75
L L Lowe, listing tax in Big Creek township, 28 85
J W Fowler, listing tax in Meadows township, 36 00
J H Fulton, 4 days member of Bd. of election, delivering
tickets, etc., 10 00
R G Tuttle, examination of Mandy Yates in 1914, 2 00 j
Edwin Kiser, listing tax in Yadkin township, 58 25
G D Hall, jail account for June and washing, etc., 27 60 j
J W Gann, 9 days as County Commissioner and mileage, 37 501
Joseph Martin, 9 days as County Commissioner and mileage. 32 60 j
1 D Barr, 15 days as County Csmmissioner and other work, 59 801
Danbury Reporter, publishing notices in election in S. C. Tp., 10 75
H G Tuttle, listing tax in Sauratown for 1916, 60 35
Ada B Snow, court reporter in road cases vs Bd. Co. Com. 109 20 j
L J Young, listing tax in Danbury township for 1916, 20 50'
J G Morefield, balancing tax books and abstracts, 20 00 j
J J Priddy, serving registrar and judges in Snow Creek
township election, .90
W D Thomas, serving 3 notices in Finnacle trustees election, 180
N O Petree, supplies for treasurer's office, 4 60.
J J Martin, 2days on pension board, 4 00 j
Walker-Evans & Cogswell Co.. supplies for R. D.'s office, 4 33
W P Holt, farm demonstrator for July 1916. 45 00
Edward & Broughton, one county order book, 1 31
Luther W Blackwell, refund on property tax in Pine Hall
School District, 2 71
A F Rominger, damage to crop in Sauratown township 20 00
W C Slate, conveying Tom Long to jail. 3 50}
Edward & Broughton, judgment docket for CSC, 16 50!
R S Coleman, keeping County Home for July, 1916, 45 80 j
R S Coleman, keeping County Home for July, 1916, 17 70!
R S Coleman, carbide, lime, straw, etc., 10 00
John A Neal, conveying Lillie Thornsbury to Hospital, 20 40
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co.. interest on S4OOO note dated
August 3rd, 102 00
J W Slate, treas. County's part of R R tax for 1914-15, 306 50
J Walter Neal, treas.. County'p part of R R tax for 1915, 44 67
N E Pepper, treas., County's part of R R tax for 1915, 24 05
G D Hall, jail account July, 1916, 27 25
J P Smith, damage for top-soil in Sauratown township, 8 00
M V Mabe, 2 days on pension board, 2 00
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