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Commissioners met in Windsor,
Nl "C.: '5n"M6naay;Januaf f fch:
1913, at 10 o'clock A M., D. R.
Brittonr Chairman; presiding ;
those present beside the Chair
- man were -Commissioners J,. B
Stokes, R. J. Shield, J. S. Jen
ldna, and T. W. Griffin.
. Minutes of last meeting read
and approved, after ' which the
Board transacted the following
business.
The certificate of a special tax
election returns for a special
School Tax District located in
Whites and Coleraine Township,
Bertie County, on Dec 10. 1912,
show the number votes register
ed " 46, number, cast for special
tax 33,number votes cast against
special tax 8. .
J. L Morris, Constable, pre
sented his bond in , the sum of
$300.00 as constable of Coleraine
Township, same was approved
and ordered recorded. . ..... .
D. W. Pittman. Constable of
Woodville Township, presented
his bond in the sum of $1000.00.
same was accepted . and ordered
recorded.
J. T. Lawrence, Constable for
Whites Township, presented his
bond in the pum of $500.00, same
was accepted and ordered re
corded. On motion it was ordered that
Jacob Hardy be sent to the Coun
ty Farm to be taken care of.
On motion it was ordered that
the county bonds held by the
Bank of Coleraine in the sum of
$1000, that interest be paid on
them from Jan. 1st, 1913, untjl
paid.
On motion it was ordered that
the fee of $5.00 per month allow
ed the jailor for keeping the jail
be discontinued.
On motion it was ordered that
one of the road machines now
owned by the county be sold and
the work of this machine be dis
continued.1 ,, , ' ; ,
, On motion it was ordered that
the County Commissioners offer
a reward of $50.00 for the arrest
of Richard Pugh who committed
murder on Dec. 25th, and escap
ed from the county.
Ernst White, Constable for
Whites Township, presented his
bond for the sum of $500. same
was approval ami ordered re
corded. The following named persons
were elected to serve as Super
visors in the following townships,
viz:
Merry Hill Township, T. Er
nest White; Coleraine, E. D. Cal
lis; Whites, P. F. Cobb; Mitch
ells, Jesse Hoggard; Roxobel, J.
R, Harrell; Woodville. A. T. Ea
son; Snakebite. S. P. Hale; In
dian Woods, D. C. Outlaw. It
was also ordered that the Super
visors all be paid the sum of $2.00
a day for each day worked
' On motion it was ordered that
the men who work the road ma
chine be paid $50.00 per month
and be paid for full time.
Dr. J. B. Ruffin presented bis
bond as Coroner for Bertie Coun
ty, the same was approved and
ordered recorded.
, The following accounts were
audited and ordered paid, viz:
D. C. Outlaw, Judge of elec
tion $ 200
M. E. Britton, repairs road
machine 58 45
" , one month salary 125 00
Ernest White, lumber, work 75
A.S.Collons,Judge election 2 00
A. J. Dunning, expense elec
tion Mitchells township 21 81
L. O. Myers, lumber for
bridges 6 48
Edwards & Broughton, rec
ords etc. '8550
A.B.PBelps & Son, supplies
for road machine 1 05
H. B. Clark, holding elect, 2 00
J.F.Phelpa.supplies Co. F. 88 12
Elijah Rhodes, lumber rds 10 52
J. J. Mardre & Bro., mdse
for court house 4 58
J. S. Deans, making ballot
boxes , 175
WaylaBd Milleft-cphvwtag, M if
prison tajd J :;-:fA'2:
j. i. Hoggara, juage eiecc z w
THIC ROA"OCqOWA7 TJMEfr THUBBPAY. JANPAK 113
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C. F. Clayton, blanks . 14 25
Wm. Sanderlin, ianitor's
Dr; J'. B Ruffin, examining '
Mrs'.mtchaird's stomach-200 00
Dr.' E H.Horton.conveying u
patient to Asylum 30 15
Le wiston Supply. Co. , tt mate-r, t
rial for road machine 639
W J.' Butler, Jail fees' ": ' 515
J. D. Phelps, lumber, roads 5 00
Ed Skiles, services and re
pairing ferry l 26 50
P. F. Cobb.' work on bridg
es in Whites Township 2 16
J. T. Cowand, 'repairs to
Rice Mill bridge ' 2 00
J. L, Morris, judge election, 2 00
John A. Early,' V, " V ;200
G. T.' Parker, lumber roads 11 75
W. Ml Perry, conveying.
man to Co. Farm . . 2 00
U. S. Morris & Bro., lum
ber for roads; 4 04
Dr. W. Mitchell, medical
services for County , '., , 43 10
H J. Ward, Judge election 3 00
A. J. Early, lumber roads 20 76
W. H. Perry, lumber and
work on roads . 35 00
A. S. Wynns, lumber nads35 60
A. S. Rascoe. mdse for
courthouse 4 29
Nancy E. Hawkins, burial
W.H.Hawkins (Pensioner) 20.00
Mrs. Bessie O. Goode, bur- .
ial husband (Pensioner) 20 00
J. F. Phelps, salary Supt. ,
County Farm 50 00
C. L. L. Cobb, i J. P. cost 2 90
Austin Bros, balance on ac
count 1 20
J. J. Mardre & Bro., mdse
roads Windsor Township 90
Thomas D. Cowand, servic
es on road Windsor Town-,
ship , 12 00
M. E. Britton. hand hire and
feed, Windsor Township 12736
Merry Hill " 24300
.. Roxobel. ' 6100
J. T. Cowand, services oh "
road Snakebite Township 8 00
M. E.' Britton, hand hire,
feed Mitchells Township 75 23
" " hand hire Snakebite
Township .10 50
" " hand hire etc .Wood
ville Township 107 81
Mrs. M.E.Small wood, work
on road Whites Township 1 00
D.C. Outlaw, work on roads
Indian Woods Township 4 00
There being no further busi
ness on motion the Board ad
journed.
D. R. Britton, Chairman.
W. S. Pritchard. Clerk.
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