AGE EIGHT
THE BEAUFORT NEWS THU RSDAY, JULY 7, 1927
(Continued from page five)
Personal Services 2-50f'
Stationery & Printing 2 2a
Record Books .0-Jl
Postage
150.00
-ir: ll UvMrtwDflu 100.00
iuisceiiancuuo inAyiiciv-o oinAO.fi
Total i,iuu.uu
REGISTER OF DEEDS '
Personal Services rr2' -JJ '
Postagge, Record Books & Office Supplies 250.00
Total Z.oiu.uu
CLERK SUPERIOR COURT
Personal Services -- HAn
i-i i n l. P. fiffinI Qiinnlioa ZDU.vU
JOSiage, DUima ot vmvc 0 cca Art
Total Abou.uu
AMMICCinNFRS
Fersonal Services & Mileage 1,094.00 1 094 00
TAX DEPARTMENT
PERSONAL SERVICES
Tax Clerk , Hlnfa
Assistants on Tax Books 350.00
List Takers - 750.00
County Supervisor ou.uu
SUPPLIES - nn
. ax iooaB, AUt;),;"j $2,720.00
c u R T S nn nn
Jailer Salary 600.00
Sheriff, Fees, etc 750.00
Coroner r 2Zm
Court' CostState Failures lf222n2
Juvenile Court Salary Judge 300.00
Court Stenographer
Prisoners Maintenance .,40U.uu
Jail Supplies 250.00
Expense Juvenile Court oka'
Mycus",tei7";;" 8,250.00
EXPENSE COURT HOUSE & JAIL
Lawn Maintenance ,aa
Janitor - 420.00
Water, Ice, Lights & Phone 860.00
Fuel 300.09
sipplfe's, etc 1 100-00
Repairs, Court house & Jail 1,000.00
ELECTION EXPLNbti
Special Election Aug. 6th 719.00
Primary, June 1928 989.00
Total 1,708.00
GENERAL EXPENSE tnnM
Morehead City Hospital Contract 500.00
Eastern Car. Chamber of Commerce 150-00
and Dealers Association 150.00 '
Vital Statistics lll'nn
Fort Macon maintenance 125.00
Confederate Veterans IJJ-JO
Ter Diem Pension Board 12-00
County Commissioners Association 100.00
Miscellaneous Expense . 1,000.00 0 0,onA
Total 2,31.00
Total General Fund $31,914.00
COUNTY HOME & POOR
Personal Services
Keeper's Salary ?1,080.00
Helper 180.00
Farm Labor 200.00
County Home Supplies 4,200.00
Total ? 5,660.00
OUTSIDE POOR
Appropriation to be handled by
Welfare Officer 2,400.00. 2,400.00
Total Co. Home & Poor $ 8,060.00
ROAD AND BRIDGE MAINTENANCE
Personal Services 9,360.00
Repairs for Equipment 1,000.00
Gasoline & Oils 4,000.00
Material for Roads & Bridges 5,640.00
Total T $20,000.00
DEBT SERVICE
Date & Name Am't. Out'.t. R Interest Principal Total
April 1, 1922
H.S. Road Bonds $130,000.00 6 pc. $ 7,800.00 $4,000.oo Sll.000.oo
Feb. 1, 1922
Eoad & Bridge
Dec. 1, 1919
Eoad & Bridge
Mar. 1, 1925
Bead & Bridge
Dec. 1, 1925
Road & Bridge
May, 1, 1923
School Notes
July 1, 1923
Jioad & Bridge 50,000.00 5pc. 2,750.00
Jan. 1, 1927
Highway Bonds ' 1,250,000.00 5.14 pc 65,625.00
May 1, 1914
Newport Road
May 1, 1913
Newport Road Bonds 3,000.00 5 pc. 150.00
May 1, 1913
Morehead Road Bonds 10,000.00 5
April 1, 1916
Hunting-Quarter 5,000.00 5
Road Bonds
MORTGAGE SALE.
Pursuant to a power of sale con
tained in that certain mortgage Deed
dated March, 14th, 1927, executed
by W L. Hancock, to E. C. Dickinson,
and recorded in the office of the Reg
ister of Deeds for Carteret County,
in Book No 37, at page'456, default
haying been made in the payment of
the Bond therein secured, the under
signed will offer for saleand will sell
at public autcion, to the highest bid'
der for cash, at the Court-house door
in Beaufort, N. C , Carteret County,
on Monday Augutt lit., 1927 at 12
c' lock M., the land described in said
Mortgage Deed as follows:
In the Town of Morehead City, N.
C. and known as Lot No 4, in square
No. 23, being 50 feet by 120 feet, on
the North side of Evans Street, be
tween 14th and 15th Street.
This the 7th day of July, 1927.
E. C. DICKINSON,
7-28 Mortgagee.
175.000.oo 5pc. 10,062.50 5,000.00 15,062.50
200,000.00 5Vipc 11,000.00
150,000.00 5pc. 8,250.00
ll.000.oo
8,250.00
699,000.00 5pc 38,545.00 1,000.00 ' 39,545.00
36,000.00 6 pc. 2,160.00 1,000.00 3,160.oo
2,750.00
65,625.00
5,000.00 5 pc.
pc.
pc.
250.00
500.00
250.00
250.00
150.00
600.00
250.00
The saying that
lives' is general
nricrinated from the old myth that m
Pasht, the cat-headed goddess of j
Egypt, had nine lives,
worth of
i vva thousand uouais
mat a cat nus umc - . . , ...
lly supposed to have hogs were immunized against cholera
th old mvth that in Pitt County during June.
Knockers who expect prohibition
to dry up the country immediately
should recall that rum wasn't built
in aday. Detroit News.
Decorator Advised him to have
his house done ove- during his wifs's
(.bsence, as a surprint.
His Partner Go'.d business, o.d
fi-an! We'll have it to do cvtr aga n
wh. n she gets back.
2,713,000.00 147,342.50 11,000.00 158,342.00
Banks Commission on Interest Principal 370.39
STATE HIGHWAY LOANS "" V
Interest on $125,000.00 for 1 yr. 2 mo.
16 days 5 per cent $ 7,947.94
Interest on $350,000,00 for 1 year18,375.00
158,712.89
26,322.94
! Total 185,035.83
Interest on Loans in anticipation of taxes :3,000.00
Total Debt Service 188,035.83
.Less Int. on $149,800.00 paid by State Highway Com 6,490.00
Total - 181,545.83
Total County Budget exclusive of schools $241,519.83
The foregoing budget was presented to the Board of County
Commissioners at their meeting on July 5th by the undersigned
County Accountant and approved by them. In the opinion of
the undersigned the budged is as low as it is possible to make
it. Every department of the General Fund has been cut as low
cs it is possible for them to operate under. The Debt Service
Fund budget shows the amounts required by statutea nd over
which the County Accountant or the Board of Commissioners
has no discretion. - '
Respectfully Submitted,
W. L. 3TANCIL, County Accountant.
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