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p ir' I'.-. !i>'r A • ♦ , ■M DOG HUNTS GM FiNDS LOST BOY CoRie Outdimbs Searchers Mountain Side and His jBarlcs Summon Help. on BREVARD CHURCH DlREdTORYt BATTIST CHURCHi R«t. C. C. Sidtli, Pm^i Praadi- Iht •vary Sudky •t\litOb A. M.t Mid StOO P> M.| Snaifiay Sehool, 9:48 A. M.| Dti F. Moof«, Supt.1 Praymr ■iMtmg •▼«lry W«daMd«y niflit. Ail w^com*. — 3 ■ ,n. CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF THE TAX C01XECTC»R AND TREASUR^ R^IPTS AND EXPENDITURES ER or THE TOWN OP BREVARD, N. C. ^ THE FISCAL YEAR JUNE* 1*1, lit* te JUNE WENT UP 1,000 FEET LIttI* Feilev/ Happy After Night In th« Woods, but Unable to Tell of Adventure* and Hardehipa He Underwent. Wlnsted, Conn.—Henry Tammien,* 8 years old, aild the son of a farmer living in the town of Ck>iebrook, dis appeared from his hotnd one night Jnst before sunset. He was found next morning two miie$ away from his home, standing at the e^ge^ of a •sUff 1,000 feet high. The child’s recovery alive is due Immediately to a collie, which was out with a searching party and was deflected from his duty by a wild goat which crossed his path. In foiI<rwiug the goat half way up a mountain side he ^w the boy and his furious bark ing was answered *by the searching party. Was Not Afraid. No one except the child knows through what adventures and danger* h« passed that night, for he is too young to give a connected account of his exploit and has slofn almost con tinually ever since he was found. He declares he did not sleep at all during the night, but insists that he was not afraid, and would like to spend a night in the mountains again. All the men and women who could Kte spared from their homes near the Tammien farm started out in search of' little Henry that night after his father and mother had made frantic attempts to learn by telephone if any one had seen the child. The search was conducted in a thorough and sys tematic fashion and the mountainside was assigned to a party composed of tile youngest and most active men. Such men as had good dogs took them along. They .spent all night in the woods which line the mountainside, built several fires to show the child where they were, and from time to time called his name with megaphones. EPISCOPAL CHURCH: R«t. Jolm C. SiMkle* Pastort S«r> ▼ice* Ml Sunday a| 11:00 A. M.; and StOO P* M.} Sunday Sehoel lOtOO^A. M.; S«rrie« on Friday at 5:00 P. M« The PabBe Cordially Invited. For the fiseal year June 1st, 1920 to June lit, 1921. Report as tax eoUector:— Received on X920 property taxes, . Received on 1920 Poll Tax .... Received on 1920 Street tax . ...... Received on 1920 Licenses ...... .. Received on 1920 Old back taxes ..... . Received from wat« fents* ...... Received from Paving Accounts Received from Miscellaneous Accounts .... .. Received from Mayor’s Court Fees PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH R^. Jobn R. Hay, Pastor; Preack inf at 11:00 A. M. every Snnday; Sunday Sckool at 9:45 A. M.t E. W. 4Blytlie, Supt.; Song Service Wed nesday Evenings, METHODIST CHURCH: Preaching every Sunday at 11:00 Rev. A. S. Raper, Pastor. A.M., and 7:00 P. M.; Sunday School 9:45 A. 'M.; Welch Galloway, Supt. Prayer Meeting every Wednesday Night. Everyone welcome at < all these services. m Found Little Henry Standing There. Not even a footprint rewarded their searcli, the- dogs picked up no trail at aU, and toward morning a lieavy rain added further discouragement to a situation which to most of the i«archers began to appear hopeless. They had found the mountain such stiff climbing that a number of men dropped out of the search. Dog Gives Chase. .Tol'n Foster, toward 5 o’clock in the risonitiij^. was about to call his dog and ;:<> down the mountain wiien the dojr sjiiefl a wild soat in the under brush tind made after it. The goat went from,j-ock to rock at a merry pace, and Foster’s young collie held the cl’.nse until the goat had distanced him completely. Ultimately the collie stopped at the edge of a cliff which loomed over Foster’s head, and from which, as Fos ter thought, the animal was unable to make his way down. At least he made no attempt to return. After a toilsome ascent Foster made his way to where the collie’stood, still barking furiously. And as Foster reached the top of the cliff he found Utile Henry standing there, wet through* with rain but full of cheer and smiles and apparently with no no tion that his absence from home had cost any one a wink of sleep. Burned When String Touched Wire., Wiley, Colo.—When a kite string, which in this case was a fine' copper wire, struck a highly charged electric wire, Donald Colebum, a ten-year-old boy,^ who was flying a kite, was bad ly burned. Will Probe Drugging of Children. Westfield, Mass.—Cases of school children, apparently under the influ ence of ether, which is said to have been g!ven them by their parents to lessen their appetites, will be investi* gated by state officials. i rawing and Painting in the Summer School will be tausrht by Mrs. F. H. Larabee. Courses will be given in Draw ing, Water Color, Past«l and Oil Also courses in teaching art. Careful instruction at very ‘mod erate rates in all courses SALE OF PROPERTY: OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE, Raleigh, N. C., 5-18, 1921. The following described property, seized from Floyd Galloway, luider Warrant of^Distraint for the non-pay ment of assessed taxes due, will be sold as provided by Section 3196^ Re vised Statutes, at public auction on July 19, 1921, at 2 O’clock P. M., Ros man, N. C. 59 acres of land in Eastatoe Town ship, Transylvania County, N. C., de scribed as follaws. Adjoining lands of Billie Morgan and George Hol combe. J. W. BAILEY, Collector. By M. L. REED, Deputy Collector. Re^ei|ptn From property tax 1919 From poll taxes-.... From Street taxes . Oom Licenses From Back taxes ....... From Water rents 3,619.62 1^'rom Paving Accounts . 2,3d8.77 From Mayor's Court ... 1,089.13 From Miscellaneous ... |17,64?.40 250.00 325.00 *486.60 302.77 e.e f |18,4tl.(^ 20j^.00 270;00 72S.00- 1,108.39 8,<{^8.17 469.92 118.25 644.60 40.00 From Temporary Loans 8,800.00 Total, 826,104.19 # Disposition of above:— Placed in To-im Treasurer General Account 824,604.19 Placed in Sinking Fund for old bonds ~ 1,000.00 Placed in Paving Account .... 600.00 Total 826,104.19 ) REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER: GENERAL FUND: Receipts: ^ Balance On hand J^ne 1st, 1920 $ 573.13 Received from Tax Collector as above 24,604.19 Received from Money borrowed 6,500.00 Total, $31,6«.7.82 Disbursements:— Water and sewer department .$2,403.68 Streets and sidewalks . \ : 5,052.85 Interest on bonds and notes • 6,312.93 Salaried 4,377.50 Lights . 1,670.50 Fire Department -723.25 Office expenses and printing ^ 377.44 Funding Bonds paid off 2,000.00 Temporary notes repaid .* 4,500.00 Tractor note paid 1,200.00 Miscellaneous expenditures 2,583.61 Total ./..828,898.27 DISBURSEMENTS: Water and Sewer Department ; 8 *2,258.61 Streets and sidewalks ~.... .•. .. . 4,836.68 Interest on Bonds and Notes .' 5,937.20 Salaries 3,719.82 Lights 1,400*00 Fire Department . 106.81 OfSce Expenses and printing 264.26, f Paid on old notes 1,100.00 Paid into sinking fund . 957.00 Paid on Waddell Note 500.06 Miscellaneou::i expenditures 819.43 Temporary loans repaid 3,300.00 __— Total, ' ...... $24,699.75 * PROPOSED BUDGET FOR THE YEAR FROM JUNE 1st, 1921 to JUNE 1st. 1922. Estimated Receipts:— Property tax, 1921 $19,200.00 Poll tax 1921 250.00 Street tax 1921 350.00^ Licenses 500.00 Back Taxes ."... 500.00 Water Rents 3,600.00 Mayor’s Court 100.00 Total * $24,500.00 Estimated Expenditures:— Streets and sidewalks .'. $4,500.00 - Water and sewer department 2,500.00 Grand total $31,677.32 Interest on Bonds and notes 6,600.00 Total, $31,201.76 Cash balance on hand, 475.56 SINKING FUND: Balance on hand June 1st, 1920 ; ^ 183.46 Received interest on U. S. Bonds 106.25 Received from tax collector l,000!00 Total cash balance on hand $1,289.71 In addition to above there is in this fund of United States Govern. ! ment Bonds, 3,000.00 Grand total, $4,289.71 Salaries 4,300.00 Lights .' 1,800.00 Fire Department 800.00 Office expenses and printing 400.00 Funding Bonds to be paid 2,000.00 Sinking Fund for Old Bonds 1,000.00 Contingent,Fund : 600.00 OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TERNAL REVENUE: IN. Brevard, N. C., 5-18, 1921. The following described property seized from W. E. or Ellis Galloway, Total, '. $24,500.00 The foregoing budget was proposed A>r adoption at the regular meet ing of the Board of Aldermen of Brevard, North Carolina, June'6th, 1921, TOWN’S PAVING ACCOUNT: and passed its first reading. Final action upon the same will be taken at Balance June 1st, 1920 | 60.95 the regular meeting on August 1st, 1921, when any modifications or amend- Received from tax collector as above */• ' ' 500.00 nients thereto may be proposed prior to its fmalpassage. J, Total ' $560.95 G. E. LATHROP, Clerk, Town Brevard, N. C. Paid on Waddell note .500.00 Balance June 1st, 1921 . . . . 6o!95 Balance $ 560.95 As the $2,000.00 paid on Funding Bonds retired was really on old Pav ing Account. The transfer of $2,000.00 for that purpose was made to the Treasurer s General Account as shown above instead of to the Pavine Ac count. ® G. E. Lathrop, Tax Collector and Treasurer for the Town of Brevard be- mg duly sworn asserts that-the above statement as Tax Collector and Treas urer are true to the best of his knowledge and belief. G E LATHROP Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day of June 1921. THOS. H. SHIPMAN, Notary Public. payment of assessed taxes due, vnll be sold as provided by Section 3196, Revised Statutes, at public auction on 19th day of July, 1921, at 2 o’ clock, P. M., at Rosman, N. C. Ninety acres of land, near Reed’s under Warrant of Distraint for the Siding, in Hogback township, Tran pon-payment of assessed taxes will be sold as provided by Section 3196, Revised Statutes, at public auc tion on July 19th, 1921, at 2 O’clock P. M., Rosman, N. C^ Tract No. 1, Situated in Eastatoe Township, Transylvania County, N. C. on waters of Flat Creek of Toxaway. Beginning on a pine — the begin ning corner of Grant No. 5, granted sylvania County, N. C., known as the Bill Whitmire home place. J. W. Bailey, Collector, « By M. L. Reed, Deputy Collector. OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TERNAL REVENUE: IN. Raleigh, N. C., June 18, 1921. The following described property, to A. F. Hines, and runs S. 45 de- | seized from Anderson Hubbard, Tran grees E., 10 poles to a Stake, A. Jk. i sylvania County, N. C., under War Galloway Comer — thence with his Distraint for the non-payment line S. 28 degrees W. 104 poles to a stake in the road that leads from El lis Galloways to G. J. Whitmires house On cold Spring mountain, then of assessed taxes due, will be sold as provided by Section 3196, Revis ed Statutes, at public auction, on Tuesday 19th day of July, 1921, at Wiiy Complain of Hot Weatiier ce N. 46 degre^ W. 68 poles to a j ® clock a. m., at Brevard, N. C. stone in the li^e of grant No. 51,1 Hundred and eighty ^ix acres thence with line of same N. 55 E.j°^ ^ying and being in Transyl- 105 poles to the beginning — con-1 vania County, North Carolina, near taining 25 acres more or less —Tract ®J^evard. . , , J. W. BAILEY, Collector; No. 20 situated also in Eastatoe Township, Transylvania Co., N. C., bd^nning on a stake in the mine branch and runs N. 42 degrees W. 40 poles to a stump E. Sanders cor ner, thence N. 42 degrees W. 30 poles to a poplar, thence S. 59 W. 40 poles to Red Oak in a gap thence S. 34 W. 18 poles to a stake and poin ters on a Ridge, thence S. 28 degrees W. 104 poles to a stake in road On the Cold Spring Mountain, thence S. 36 E. 14 poles to a stake in the gap at the foot of Cold Spring Mountain, thence S. 71 E. 40 poles to a stake, thence S. 41 degrees E. 6 poles to a stake, thencfe N. 49 E. 44 polies to a stake on a Ridge, thence S. 87 de grees E. 10 poles to a stake on a ridge, thence N. 25 degrees E. 30 poles to a stake crossing a branch and road, thence E. 6 poles to per simmon tree, thence N. 30 degrees E. 26 poles to a stake at bend of creek at the bridge, thence N. 8 poles, thence N. 82 degrees E. 3 poles to a stake at the head of the mine branch up the meanders of said branch, thence N. 36 degrees, 20 poles to the beginning ■— containing 55 acres more or less. J. W. Bailey, Collector. By M. L. REED, Diej>uty Collector. By M. L. REED, Deputy Collector. OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TERNAL REVENUE.' IN. OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF tlN- TERNAL REVENUE. Raleigh, N. €., June 16th, 1921 The following descrijbed property, seized from Bill Whitmire, Rosman, Transylvania Counl^, N. C., under "Warran^ of Distraint for the non- Raleigh, N. C., June 18tl4 1921 The following described property, seized from E. M. Owen, ‘of Transyl vania County, N. C., under vWarrant of Disrtaint for the non.payment of assessed taxes due, will be sold as provided by Action 3196, Revised Statutes, at public auction on Tues day 19th day of July, i921, at 2 o’ clock p. m., at Rosman, N. C. Sixty acres of land, lying and be ing in Gloucester Township, Transyl* vania County, North Carolina, ad joining the lands of E. S. McCall and others. * J. W. BAILEY, Collector, By M. L. Reed, Deputy Collector. IN OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TERNAL REVENUE. Raleigh, N. C., June 16th, 1921. The following described property, seized from V.^ill Perry, near Brevard, N. C., under Warrant of Distraint for the non-payment of assessed tax- es due, will be sold as provided by Section 3196, Revised Statutes, at public auction bn the 19th day of July 1921, at 11 o’clock A. M., at Brevard, N. C. Sixty acres of land in Dunn’s Rock Township, Transylvania County, N. C., adjoining the lands of Cleveland Williams and others. J. W. BAILEY, Collector, By M. L. REE2D, Deputy' Collector. when you can keep cool by wearing one of our Palm Beach Suits, which you can purchase here less than else where. We have all sizes, from a 36 slim to a 46 stout. Call while we have your size. Standard Ciotiijng Company Oppostte ABditoriinn A, E. HAMPFON, Manaser Breyard, N. G. hbiA. We have on hand a Lkl L , - '
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