THE GLEANER
i . i . ' .
GRAHAM; N. 0., Dec. 19, 1912
Postofflce Hours.
Jfflo. open T-00 a. m. t07.00 p. m.
Band»7l.oo to 11.00*. a. and 4.00 to M 0 p. IB
H ESN AN HtiQHBS, Postmaster.
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Local News.
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—lt rained Tuesday night and
yesterday.
—Only four more days to do your
Christmas baying:
—The Graded School closes to
morrow for a two weeks holiday.
—The" Graded School entertain
ment takes place tonight at the
Ojjera Hotise.
—Hog killing 1 ias been in order
for same lime. Lately some very
fine ones have been slaughtered.
—lt is gathered from an item in
the Greensboro News Unit the plans
tor the construction of the Greens
boro, Northern & Atlantic Railroad
are being worked out.
—Mess. James and Lawrence S,
Thompson, whose home is at Efland,
now traveling for It Richmond house,
are fipanding the day here. Both
are well known here.
—The following A. & M. boys
have come home for the holidays:
Mess. Armstrong Holt, Lewis Ray,
Jerry Bason, Clifford Cook, Dean
Holt and J. D. Kernodle.
—A nice rocker or some other
article of furniture would make an
acceptable Christmas present to
almost anyone. Green & McClure
Furniture Co. have them in all st les
and grades and will be pleased to
show yon through.
—Mr. Chas. D. Johnston has
brought his little daughter home
from St. Leo's. She is very much im
proved and good for a complete
recovery, we are pleased to state.
—The news from Mess. I. E.
Stafford and Albert Brown who
were so seriously injured by being
blown up in a well is encouraging.
Mr. Sam Stafford, brother of the
former, returned from Greensboro
yesterday and tells us that his
brother is doing well; that his right
hand will be saved; and that Mr.
•Brown will not be totally blind.
Confederate Pensions.
The Clerk of the Superior Court
received from the State Auditor,
Monday, the warrants for State pen
' wnwfcifar 'the Confederate soldiers
and tKe widows of Confederate sol
diers in Alamance county, which he 1
mailed out at once. There are two 1
Ist Class who received $72.00 each;
one 2nd Class, $60.00; four 3rd 1
Class, 148.00 each; one hundred and 1
fifteen 4th class, S3OOO each; and
eighty-four widows, $30.00 each '
The total of the pensions sent to
Alamance amounts to $6,366.00.
We wish »hem all a merry Christ
mas.
Friendship High School Entertainment.
The Friendship High School will
give its Christmas entertainment
Saturday evening, Decern ier 21st,
beginning at 8 o'clock. Admission
15 and 25 cents.
A. C. lloneycutt, of Albemarle,
wants to be assistant district at
torney under the Wilson adminis
tration.
Col. W. J. Bryan spoke in Ashe
ville yesterday in the interest of
the Odd Fellows' orphanage of the
State.
Arthur Miller, colored, was
killed by a freight train lu Char
lotte Tuesday morning a week.
He had sung the train to ride
to his work and his body struck a
switch. |
Sheriff T. P. Wilcox, of Pasquo
tank county, has made application
to Governor Kitchin to pardon his
son, James Wilcox, serving 30
years for the murder of Nell
Cropsey.
In Forsyth Superior Court last
week Gomie Kiger, a minor, was
given a verdict of $4,000 against
Lipfer i-Scales Tobacco Co. for an
injury which lie suffered while at
work in the factory.
Some patriotic citizens of Ashe-,
ville are talking an organization
to bay and preserve the office
used by Zeb Vance as a law office.
John Boaeh, who, It is claimed,
had been drinking, undertook to
walk a trestle across a creek near
Winston and fell in.
Dr. H. A. Brown^jas served the
pastorate of the Firft Baptist!
church of Wiaston for 36 years
and the thirty-fifth anniversary
was celebrated Sunday a week.
Attorney General Bickett says
in the courts for two years ending
y- —0
Personal Mention I
Mr. J no. C. Griffin of Snow Camp
was here this morning. * ••
1 Miss Margaret Goley spent Satur
day and Sunday at Asheboro.
Mr. John \4. Clark, near Snow
Camp, was in town yesterday.
Mr, W. Giles Mebane of Greens
boro is here visiting his sister, Mrs.
E. S. Parker, Jr.
Misa Agnes WiUs of Gipensboro
, is here visiting her sister, Miss An
nie Louise Wills.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Henley of
Greensboro spent Sunday here at
Dr. W. R. Goley's.
Rev. R, G.* L. Edwards went to
Durham yesterday to attend the M.
E. District Conference.
Mrs. B Frank Mebane of Spray
arrived here the * latter part of last
week on a visit of a few days.
Mess James P. and Parker D.
Eulixs ol Pittsburg, Pa , aru here on
a visit to tlieir lather Y. M. EUI'INS.
Dr. and Mrs. J. Mell Thompson of
Mebane were the guests of Miss
June Ray Kernodle Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. J. Elmer Long left yesterday
for t)ie heme of her father, Capt.
Thos L. Peay, Sear Pittsboro, to
spend the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. Charlotte Henley, Miss
Carnie Henley and little Miss Vir
ginia Lindley, who have been visit
ing Mrs. W. R. Goley lea\ce tod,ay
for Greensboro.
Mr. J. T. Smith of Belhaven ar
rived here Tuesday on a visit to his
wife's parents, Rev. and Mrs. Jas.
W, Rose. Mrs. Smith arrived here
a week before. * ,
Mrs. C. W. Causey and Masters
Charles, Jack and Spencer of Ander
son, S. C., arrived here Sunday
morning to spqpd a few days visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Scott, Jr.
Jubilee Celebration.
The colorel people of Alamance
county will celebrate the 50th
Anniversary of the Emancipation
Proclamation in the court house,
at Graham,- N. C., Jan. 1, 1913,
at 10 o'clock a. m. All the colored
people of the county are cordially
invited. *
Please take notice and govern
yourselves accordingly.
REV. W. T. CARNISH,
Chairman.
A Fine Chance.
Do you wish a Free Trip to Wash
ington City on the occasion of Wil
son's Inauguration? If you do,
write at once for particulars. Ad
dress Inaugural Department, News
and Observer, Raleigh, N. C.
If you have a friend who would
also like to take this trip and have a
free ticket, send in his or her name
right away.
Fine Mule Colt f' r Sale. Ap
ply to J. D. Vaughn, Graham, N. C.
Learn Telegraphy
And earn f s> to $l6O per month.
Thousands of operators needed Most
fascinating and educational work.
Positions assured all graduates.
Write immediately for catalogue, to
Spartanburg School of Telegraphy,
15au6t Main St., Spartanburg, S.C.
For Rent. 1
,10-room house on North Main St. —
lights and water—known as the
Hunter House. Apply to
septia-tf Mas. C. S. Huhteb.
• Dr. W. L. Vestal, who was con
victed of performing criminal op
erations at High Point and sen
tenced to 16 years in the State
prison, died Monday night a week
on the State prison farm. Re
cently an attempt had been made
to secure Vestal's pardon.
If Women Only Knew
What a Heap of Happiness
it Would Bring to Gra
ham Homes.
Hard to do housework with an
aching back.
Brings yon hours of misery at
leisure or at work.
If women only knew the cause
that _ .
Backache fains often come from
weak kidney*,
'Twould tare much needless woe;
Doan's Kidney Pills are for
weak kidneys. .
Read what- a Graham citizen
sarß:
Mrs. R. C. Phillips, Gotbrle
St., Graham, N.C.,says: "Ithink
Doan's Kidney Pills are a very
goo J remedy for pain in thesmalh
of the back. I had suffered a great
deal from this trouble for several
yean- I was nervous and my
sight seemed to be blurred. Doan's
Kidney Pills soon bad me feeling
better. I know they are just the
remedy I needed."
For sale by all dealers. Price
00 cents. Foeter-Milburn Co., Buf
falo, New York, sole agents for
the United States.
Remember the name—Doan s—
and take no oth*, _gs
Ki .
Award of Prizes in Boys' Corn Club
For 1911 1
Conducted by U. S. Department '
of Agriculture, State Department of
Agriculture and A. & M. College, j'
I. 0. Schaub is in charge of Boys' '
Corn Clubs in North Carolina, and j *
A. K. Robertson is Assistant in
Club Work. t j i
Prizes awarded on the basis of,•
largest yield at least cost per bushel, 1 1
yield counting 50 points and cost 50.'
points. !
First prize in State. Free trip to 1
Washington, D. C., offered by
Farmers Union. Fifty dollars, of-
fered by Hastings Seed Company, 1
Atlanta, Ga. Won by Geo. West, i
Jr., Kinston, N. C, 184 7 bushels,
cost 18c per bn.
Dlatrlct Prize*. 11
First and second prizes in each
district are free trips to the Fifth j
National Corn Exposition at Col urn-'
l)ia, 8. C., given by the Southern
Fertilizer Association f At lama, Wa.
The following are given by State
Department of Agriculture.
3rd prize $15.00.
4th prize sl2. r >o.
sth prize flO 00.
6th prize $5.00.
7th prize 12.50.
First District
Counties of Camden, Currituck,
Pasquotank, Perquimans, Chowan,
Washington," Tyrrell, Dare; Hyde,
Beatiford and Pamlico.
First prize, Herbert Allen, Pungo,
83 bu. cost 14.2 c per bu.
Second prize, Luther Paul, I'ungo,
100 bu. cost 18i per bu.
Third prize, Arthur Hollowell,
Tyner, 110.5 bu., cost 21.8 c. per bu.
Fourth prize, Earl Norfleeti Ilan
somville, 108.7 bu., cost 24.4 c. per
bushel.
Fifth prize, Russell Bishop, Pan
tego, 105 bu., cost 27.8 c. per bu.
Sixth prize, Henry Hariis, Pungo,
100.1 bu., cost 32.3 c. per bu.
Beventh prize, Howard White
hurst, Pactolus, 93.9 bu., cost 20.3 c.
per bu.
Fifth Dlatrlct.
Counties of Person, Orange, Cas
well, Alamance, Rockingham, Guil
ford, Randolph, Stokep, Davidson ,
and Forsyth.
First Prize, leaac Neal, Walnut
Cove, 02.5 bu., cost 19c per bu.
Second Prize, Herman Somers,
Elon College, 101.2 bu., cost 21.5 c
per bu.
Third prize, Chas. Ward, Guilford
College, 79.2 bu., cost 19c per bu.
Fourth prize, Walter Coble, Cli
max, 92.0 bu., cost 23.6 c per bu.
Fifth prize, Roy Holland, Win-
Bton-Salem, 78.1 bu., cost 21 5c per
bu.
Sixth prize, Luke Palmer, Reids
ville, 77.5 bu., cost 26c per bu.
Seventh prize, Albert Davis, Mill
boro, 81.4 bu., cost 37c per bu.
Summary of Corn Clab Work.
Although a large part of the State |
experienced the most severe drouth
in Many years, the result of the
Boys' Contest shows an increased
average yield above 1911. Sis hun
dred and thirty-five boys have ma!e
their report with a total yield of 1
39,800 bushels, or an average yield
of 62.8 bushels per acre. In 19111
435 boys reported with an average
yield oi 00.7 bushels. The average
cost in 1912 was 47c, while iu 1911'
it was 45c. This increueed coet a
due largely to the severe drouth lii
the Piedmont section, which reduced
the yield and thereby inareascd the
cost per bushel.
Two boys madeabove 175 bushel*,
five above 150, twenty-one above 125
and ueventy-five above 100. The
largest yield was made by Richard
Brock, in Wayne county, but his
cost of production was solarge that
the championship of tl>e State goes
to Qeorge West, Jr., of Kinston, witb
a yield of 184 bushels.
The two boys making the bf t
record iu each district, twenty in all,
win free trips to the National Corn
Exposition. These trips are given
by the Southern Fertilizer Associa
tion of Atlanta, Ga. Many counties
will also send boys to this Exposi
tion .
One girl, Miss Ethel Smith, of
Stanly county, competed with the
boys and won third prize in ber dis
trict There were two other girls in
the contest in the State, bnt their
yields were not large enough to win
district prizes.
The work is in charge of I. O.
Schaub, of the U. 8. Department of
Agricnltnre and A. A M. College,
assisted by A. K. Robertson, of the
Stale Department of Agriculture.
Sunday a week the management
of the North Carolina Soldier*'
Home provided the oce bnndred
and more Confederate veterans in
the home a dinner tbat consisted
of pork-bam, noose-meat, Irish
potatoes, rice, baker's bread, bis
cuit, cornbread, coffee, Ua and
milk and peaches. A few hours
thereafter 40 of the veterans were
in the throes of attacks bordering
on ptomaine poison. The phy
sician of the home and several
trained nurses called in were kept
busy for several hoars before the
old soldiers were folly relieved.
The pork-ham and souse, es
pecially the latter, are blamed for
the attacks.
Frank Quthrie, an aged white
man and blind, was sentenced to
eigh. months on the Bancombe
.county roads for conducting a
"blind tiger." He appealed to
the Supreme Court and gave $4,-
000 Irond.
It is stated that when the »ato
mobilo license law was passed in
190t) there were about 1,000 auto
mobil s iu the State. ' The num
ber has increased to 6,0001 c
years and the license law yields a
revenue of $15,000 per year.
Col. E. F. Mcßae, a prominent
citizen, was found dead in bed at
his home in Maxton Wednesday
morning last week. He was 68
1 years 01-i and unmarried. He had
been a member of the Legislature
and ■ resident of the State Fair
Association.
Senator Overman has introduced
a resolution in the Senate provid
ing for a pension of $1,200 for
Stanley Mitchell, of Asheville.
Young Mitchell entered the Naval
Academy in 1907 and in 1912 it
wan discovered that he had de
veloped tuberculosis and was dis-
charged from the navy. Senator
Ovormau's resolution would retire
the young man with pay.
A. 11. Hoyden, of Salisbury, is
mentioned its H candidate for-col
lector of this district, the others
being A. D. Watts, of Statesville,
G. E. Webb, of Winßtou, and W.
of Lenoir.
Legislation designed to accom
plish the rehabijition of the Ameri
can merchant marine will be
Bought from Congress by the
Southern Panama Carta) Confer
ence, which was formally organ
ized in Atlanta Wednesday week.
Objection was offered to the form
of the resoln ion on the ground
that it advocated a subsidy, but
it was passed.
FomlsoiWf' TVE
Foe STOMACH Tuouoir nnr -ion
Re-Sale of Property
By virtue of nil order of O. 8. Fergoaon,
Jr . Referee In Bankruptcy, the undersigned
will, ou
SATURDAY, JAN. 11, 1913;
It the court houae door 10 Graham, re-aell
the following real and peraonal property bf
lonxli'g to tho estate of J. A. Trollover, bank
rupt, to-wlt:
Rpal Propertv: A tract of land In Al'-
man'-e oo' nty. North C'urolln ■, adjoining t •
landa of W. W. Korbla, John Klraerv, Sandy
HiiKhra and others, and bounded a follow*:
Beginning at a atone w. W. Forbla' oor
per; ibenoe N 83° B 7-tM oha to a atone, Jobn
Klmery's ooroer; tbenoe with hU line N .W
W u.15 chat" aat >ne, Handy Hu h»»' oorn-r;
thence with ■hie line « 84° W fit# cha to a
atone: thenoe > 88° K 1.81 cba to the begin
ning. containing 1 114 acrea, more or leaa. Thli
la known aa the Will Allfaon land.
•teraonil Property: Fourteen rliarea of
atock In theMranlte Havlnga k Truat Com
pany, of the par value of Flfiy Dollara (H0.00)
each.
'I bla aale will take p'ace at twelve o'cl« ck,
noon, and the pr>i erty w II be aold forcaah,
aubject to report of b|da and couUrmutlon by
the Referee In Bankruptcy.
'X'bla December It), 912
J. HAKVBY WHITE,
XrußUe In Bankruptcy
Ida of 3. A. Trollnger.
Application For Pardon.
Notice in hereb* given that application will
t*> made to the Governor of North Carolina
for the pardon of Tully Terry and Oloero
on Otb of January, 1918.
Thl. 14th I)cc.. ■ r pARKBBi
J. DOtPH LONtf, Att'yi.
Otl&UlPTttl
By Buying
Red Cross
Xmas Seals
Why Y«.o Should Join The Fi^bt
Because one death in every ten in
your locality is caused by tuber
culoma
Because every anal you buy will be
uaed to fight consumpiton in yonr
community.
Because * tuberculosis cannot be
stamped out unless you do your
part.
Red Cross Seals are Sold Everywheie
ONE CENT EACH
On Sale at Alamance Pharmacy
Graham Drug Co.
Plain Price Variety Store.
Bucklen's
Arnica Salve
THE WORLD-FAMOUS HEALER
Burns,
Boils, Cuts, Piles,
taenia, Skin Em*ion«,
(Hears, Few-Sere*. PtaMM*
Hcfc. felons, Wowts, Braises.
CMMatas, Rinaworm,
SereUH«rtllM*s.
CeM- Sores,
A New Remedy for Indigestion
Gets Country Wide Endorsement
The new remedy for Indigestion call
ad "Digestif bat been found a certain
quick relief and permanent remedy
for stomach disorders. Letter* from
thousands who had suffered the tor
tures of Indigestion and got relief
from the use of Digestit are evidence
of its merit. The enormous increase
in demand from every part of the
country Is proof of Its popularity. But
you do not hare to take anybody's
HALF-CENT COLUMN.
Advertisements will be Inserted under this
handing at one-aalf of a oent a word for each
Inaertlon No ad. inserted for less than Mots.
Count TOOT words and send oaan with order,
lack Initial or abbreviation oounta a wort.
—MONEY to lend cn real tetate
security. LONO & LONG, Alt'VS.
—lf you want or need a blank
book —journal, ledger, pocket or
vost pocket memorandum, record
book or other kinda of blank books,
call at TBE QLEANER Printing Office.
HOUSES and lota for rent. Ap
ply to W. J. Nicks.
-BLANK BOOKS-A good as
sortment at THE GLEANER office.
Notice of Diaaolntlon of
Partnerahlp.
Noiloe Is hereby given that by mutual con
cern tho Urabam Collin * Gasket Co. hai
tieen dissolved. All persons Indebted to
aald company are notified to make proar*
settlement. Payment may be made to either
tireen * MoClure or W. A. Blob, Graham,
N. a Thli Ueoember 2, Mia.
W. A. RICH.
OBBSN * MoCLUItE.
Announcement t
The undentgned hereby announoec th,
formation of a partnership under the Arm
name of Williams, fareen a MoClnre, wl»h
place of bualneas at Orabam, N. C, for tha
purpoee of doing a general undertaking aad
embalming bualnees. Bvery a Sort will be
msds to give prompt snd aatlafactory ssrvios
In every esss. 'Phone HI L, day or night.
Ueoember I, ISIS.
B. V. WILLIAMS,
OIKBR a MeCLUBE.
t
Christmas and
New Year
Holiday Excursion
• Roundtrfp Farea
Via
Southern Railway
Acct ant Chrifltmaa and New Year
' Holidays. Tbe Southern Railway
announces the aale of low round trip
ticket* from all stations.
Dates of Ale: Tickets will be oo
• Sale on December 13, 14, 17,19, 20,
21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 31 and January
1,1913.
In addition to above dates tickets
will also be on sale fro n Raleigh on
December 18 and from Durham oo
December 15, lfl and 18,1912.
, Tickets will be limited returning
to reach original starting point not
later than midnight of January 6,
1913.
For full snd complete information,
ask your Agent or write.
B.D.KIBER, J. O.JONES.
C. T. A. T. P. A.,
Raleigh, N. 0.
—You can buy almoat any kind
siaiascar-"-
wort for It—try It yourself on an abeo
lute guarantee, get a package and It
yon don't get rSilef you can get your
money back for the aaklng. Brown's
Digestit is a little tablet easy to swal
low and absolutely harmless. It digests
all the food, prevents fermentation,
stops 4as formation, prevents stomaco
i distress after eating, aids assimilation,
, and relieves indigestion Instantly.
' Alamance Pharmacy.
9f;
Some people look well in
glasses. Some do not.
You think thi difference
' is in the people, but it is
probably in the glasses.
FiU-U
Eyeglasses
are distinctly becoming
as well as firm-holding
and comfortable. They
bear the monogram 0
which means reliability.
We have them here.
Z. T. H4DLEY,
Jeweler and Optician
GB4HAM, N. C.
Certificate of Dissolution
Certificate of DlaaoloUoo.
To All to Whom Tbaae I'raesMa May Corae,
Greeting:
W bereaa, It appsara to my aaUafcetloo, by
duly authenticated record of Um proeeedlnga
for the voluntary dlaaoluUon thereof by tbe
uaantmoua oonaent of all UM eteetboldera.
deposited la my ofloa, that UM F. U
Wtlllameon Com pan;, a corporation of ttala
State, wboaa principal aOf la ritaated at
Ho.—, rtraet, la Ibetowa of Burling
too, county of Alimance, HUU of North
Carolina. (V. (. Wllilaroaoa being the agent
tbereta aod In char*. thereof, npnn whom pro
am s may ha aerved). baa compiled with tbe re
gal rsmsafs of Chapter n. Revtaal or l«St, «f>-
UUed "CorporaUooa", preliminary to the leeo-
Ingof Ihl# UartiScale of WaeoluUun:
Jlow, therefore I, i. Bryan Ortssss, Seciw
tary ofMtate of the Mate a 1 North Carolina,
do hereby eertlfy that UM aM corporation
did, oo the 3Srd day of Hoveiober. I*ll. ale In
my office a daly executed and atteeted earn
aant In writing to UM dlaaolalloa of aald cor
potation. executed by all tha atock bolder*
thereof, which aald oonaent and tha record of
the proeeedlnga aforeaald an now oo flic In
my aald oMec aa provided by law. _
la tacUmooy whereof, I have hereto eat my
hand aod Mflxad lay o«knal aaal, at Raleigh,
Ihleard flay of Jforember, A. D., l»ll
t J. BET AN OBIMEH,
[flcalj Secretary of State.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES —Tablets,
Composition and Examination
Books and Oisoo's Pencils, UM boat,
made, at Thi Gleaner Printing
Office.
FOLEY KIDNEY PUIS
far backache, rheumatism, kidney or Madder trouble, and urinary irregularities
JL Foley Kidney Pills are tonic la action, quick In result*. Refuse subetitatea.
For Sale by all Druggists
1 FEW SUCIOELTIONS
FOR XJIAS
Kodaks SI.OO and up.
Xmas stationary 25c to 92.60
Cigars 11.00 to $5.00 per Box |lifl
Pipes 26c to 92.50
Aiaes perfumes and powder.
Xmas cards and seals "W
Graham Drug Company,
Thone 99 Prescription Druggists.
White, Mitchel, Hupmobile
Jb
Automobile For Hire
'Phones 99 and 322-L
Williamson Menefee
Don't Worry t%X Xmas
China Ware, Pure«C; ins, from 10c to $1.50.
/&'
X mas Cards, Tags, Stamps, Crepe Decorations Ac.
e
A large supply of the Famous and Popular McKinley 10c linaic.
i Remember that our Prescription Department is at your service at all times
Day or Night and that for Purity, Accuracy and Promptness you
cannot do better than let us have your Prescription work.
A full and complete line of Fine Perfumes, Fancy and Toilet Articles,
Combs, Brushes Ac.
In Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes snd Smoker's Goods, ws offer un-exceptionai
values worthy of your inspection.
Agents for Huyler's and Lowney's Candies, Always , I
FRESH.
Call and See US. I
Alamance Pharmacy, J
The Store
J. C. Simmons, Druggists
Simmons Building Graham, N. C.
Annual Statement 1912
v / J
In accordance with the requirements of Section 1326, of the Revisal of
1005, of North Carolina, I, Chas. D. Johnston, Register of Deeds and ex
officio Clerk to the Board of County Commissioners of Alamance County.
North Carolina, do hereby certify that the following statement is true and
correct, to-wit:
lat. The number of days each member of the Board met with the
Board.
2nd.. The number of days each member of Board served on committee.
3rd. The number of miles traveled by each member respectively.
Geo. T Williamson.
To 12 days as commisioner at $2.00 per day —— $24.00
To 9 days on committee
To 288 miles traveled st 5c per mile 14.40 $50.40
• W. H. Turrentlne.
To 15 dsys as commissioner at f 2.00 per dsy - $30.00
To 3 days on committee at f 2.00 per day 6.00
To 90 miles traveled at 5c per mile 4.50 $40.50
E. L. Dalley.
To 10 daya as commissioner at $2.00 per day $32.00
To 2 days on committee st $2.00 per day 4.00
To 384 milee traveled at 5c per mile A** 20 , $55.20
J. E. Stroud.
To 15 days as commissioner st $2.00 per dsy 530.00
To 468 miles toweled si 5c per mile-—*-———— 22.90 $52.90
T. B. Barker.
To 17 days commissioner at $2.00 per day ...... $34.00
To 2 dsys on committee st $2.00 per day 4.00
To 510 miles traveled at 6c per mile.—— - - ——- 25.50 $63.50
In the above is given 17 days, the total number that the Board of
County Commissioners for Alamance county, North Carolina, was
in session from December Ist, 1011, to November 80th, 1912.
Witness my hand at office in Qraham, this November 25th, 1912.
CHAS. D. JOHNSTON,
Register of Deeds and ex-Officio Cleric
to Board of County Commissioners. ;
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