The Danbury F eporten
VOLUME XXXIII
County Exhibit.
CLAIMS AUDITED BY BOARD OF COM
MISSIONERS OF BTOKEB COUN
TY N. C. FROM DEC, IST
IVK) A TO DEC. IST
1905.
I M Gordon, ®x-Itegister of
Deeds, work and expenses
in office. $ 18 95
R C Mounce, keeping home
A. and I. for Nov. 1904, 90 05
R C Mounce, work done on
home A. and I. in 15)04, 13 00
W P Sands, house rent for
pauper, 1 00
J H Ellington, Chairman
County Board of eleetion
1904, 12 SO
H M Joyce, supplies for
county, 7 57
R P Joyce, Sheriff, keeping
court house 1 year, 20 00
J Spot Taylor, supplies for
county, 10 70
J T Thompson, Jailor For
syth county, board of pris
oners, Nov. 15)04, 45 00
Pepper Bros, printing 1904
County Exhibit and 1
notice, 29 50
I M Gordon, Clerk Board,
money advanced for work
on jail well, 30 17
E P Cahill, lumber for
bridges, 9 18
R W Hill, Sect'y for Coun
ty Board of Elections, 2 20
Middleton, Withers & Co.,
lumber for bridge, 7 20
A £> Mitchell, nails and
bolts for bridge, 6 15
YV U Stephens, locks &c for
home A & I, 1 00
W It Stepens, keeping homo
A & 1 Dec. 1904, 97 50
Pepper Bros, publishing
notice Jan. special term
Court 1905, 3 00
J T Thompson, Forsyth
county Jailor, for board of
prisoners Dec. 15K)4, 46 ;>0
EJwarde & Broughton, sta
tionary for offices, 50 (JO
Elijah Knight, repairing
Hairston bridge, 4 32
Edwards & Broughton, 1
book for Register's office, 10 00
() W Hannah, Forsyth Co.
Jailor, board % of prisoners
Jan. 1905, 37 50
Pepper Bros, printing CSC
annual report &c, 32 50
F T Tilley, blasting public
road, 2 85
R J Petree, Sheriff, jail
acc't Jan 1905, 33 91
W R Stephens, keeping
homo A and I Jan 1905, 100 00
I{ J Petroe, Sheriff, serving
Jurors etc. ami holding
Jan special term Court
1905, 104 85
R J Petree, wood &c jail, 9 45
W R Stephens, keeping
home A and I Feb 15)05, 79 35
W L McCanless, rent for
houso used as C II 8 ino's, 40 00
A W Davis, jail acc't Feb
1905, 52 50
M T Chilton, CSC station
eary and work in office, 21 80
L J Young, work on jail
tower, 50
J hn Bennett, work on jail
I. \ 1 25
Edwards & Broughton bal.
fur pens, 25
Edwards & Broughton, for
book No 49 Register's
( (lice, 7 50
R H R Blair 1 pauper cof
fin, 2 50
A Simmons, conveying
pauper to home A & I, 2 50
\Y R Stephens, keeping
home A & I Mch 1985, 100 00
S E Smith, conveying pau
per to home A & 1, 2 50
R J Petree, Sheriff, jail noc't
for March 1905, 48 40
J C M Jones, am't advanced
' i for building rock wall CII
lot, 53 96
- j J T Ransom, conveying pau
per to home A & I, 2 50
W R Stephens, keeping
home A & I April 1905, 93 25
!It J Petree, Sheriff, jail
| acc't April 1905, 37 40
jA W Davis, lumber for jail
1 lot, 270
Pepper Bros, printing and
I publishing Court calen
i dar, 5 (X)
R H R Blair, 1 pauper cof-
I fin, 2 50
J A Neal, lumber for road, 932
Dr J W Neal, county physi
i cian 1904-5, 100 00
i It P Joyce, Ex Sheriff, am't
I paid to Stats fop indigent
' pupils, (50 00
j Hon Thos A McNeil, Judge,
1 holding Jan special term
: of Court 1905, 200 00
John It Stephens, burial
account pauper, 5 00
|\V L McCanless, board
1 Jurors & T Court 1905, 13 00
J B Smith, Md examination
jof Tandy Smith, Lunatic, 2 .'SO
W It Stephens keeping
i home A I May 15)05, 5)3 30
j R H R Blair, 1 pauper
1 coffin aud work on C H, 4 00
R J Petree, Sheriff, jail
i acc't for May and holding
I Spring term Court, SHI 24
' Edwards & Broughton,
j books and supplies for
' offices, 13 25
I Edwards k Broughton,
binding tax book, 3 00
W R Stephens, keeping
I home A and I June 15)05, 84 20 j
I H J Pell, conveying lunatic
I to jail, 3 30
John R Smith, conveying
lunatic to Morganton asy
lum, 31 75
R J Petree, Sheriff, jail
I acc't for June 1905, 23 60
R H R Blair, 1 pauper
| coffin, 250
R J Petree, Sheriff, jail
| acc't July 15K)5, 41 40;
' A \V Davis, conveying
lunatic to Goldsboro asy
lum, 22 30
A W Davis, wood and lime
for jail, 2 22
J A Leake, Sect'y pension
board and mileage, 3 60
J A Leake Sect'y pension
board and mileage, 7 20
W G Slate, Chairman pen
sion board and mileage, 5 86
G \V Goins, conveying pau
per to home A and I, 3 00
! W R Stephens, keeping
homo A and I July 1905, 102 15
R H R Blair, 1 pauper cof
fin, 2 50
C M Jones. 4$ days com
paring tax books and re
vising Jury list, 9 00
D H Petree, printing 1905
tax books and express on
same 11 20
II J Pell, conveying lunatic
to jail, 3 25
EdNunn, material for blast
ing on road &c, 7 76
R J Petree, Sheriff, jail
acc't for Aug 1905, 62 70
A W Davis, conveying luna
tic to Morganton, 24 30
\V It Stephens, keeping
home A & I Aug, 15(05, 73 00
i J E Slate, repairing Ger
manton bridge, 74 10
' J M Reynolds, postage and
expense in office, 1 42
J H Hennis, burial ex
| pense pauper, 300
J P Covington Jr, examin
i ing lunatic, 200
A W Davis, repairing jail
i well, 60
Edwards & Broughton, sta
-1 tionary fir offices, 885
R J Potree, jail acc't for
i. Sept 15)05, 71 60
DANBURY, N. C., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1 1!)0."
| W R Stephens, keeping
I home A & I Sept 1905, 88 25
M T Chilton, CSC station
eary and blanks for office, 19 15
Alfred Williams & Co. Su
j preme Court reports, 97 50
Edwards & Broughton Nol
i pros docket, 350
The Dan bury Reporter
printing Court calendar F
, T 1905, 500
j D A Simmons, Court of
i ficer &o P T 1905, 780
R J Petree, Sheriff, serving
I Jurors and holding fall
terra Court, 41 (50
J F Dunlap, Court officer
| fall term Court, 000
Walter Bullin, Const serv
ing 11 road orders, 6 60
| N A Martin, clothing for
lunatic, 4 20
J E Slate, balance on old
field Creek bridge, 186 50
R H R Blair 1 pauper cof
' fin, 250
I M Gordon, chairs and
| desk for Register's office, 13 00
I C M Jones, making out 1905
j tax, copying Sheriff's re
j ceipt books ifce, 253 55
i I G Ross, Registrar Nov
election 1904, 6 96
| Thomas Martin, conveying
j Jess Kent to county home 200
j R J Petree, Sheriff, jail acc't
| Oct 1905, 540
! R J Petree, conveying pris
i oner from Greensboro and
i laying off public road, 14 50
1 j W R Stephens, keeping
county home Oct 1905, 96 75
1 1( H R Blair, 2 pauper
1 coffins, 500
H J Pell, Const., arrest
' Allen Britton, lunatic, 1 90
jDr L H Hill, conveying
j lunatic to Morganton asy
; Inm, 23 65
J W Gann, Commissioner
and mileage, 69 50
R F Shelton, Commissioner
and mileage, 46 00
W Matt Mabe, Commis
sioner and mileage, 57 40
H H Reid, list taker, Peters
| Creek township, 1905, 17 C 6
J Frank Dunlap, list taker,-
Snow Creek township
1905, 19 85
J R P East, list taker,
Quaker Gap township
1905, 26 21
J W Young, list taker,
Baaver Island township
1905, 16 52
C B Moore, list taker, Yad
kin township, 1905, 2(5 86
Jasper Slate, list taker,
Meadows township 1905, 18 21
H G Tuttle list taker, Saura
town township 1905, 24 98
L J Young, list taker, Dan
bury township 1905, 11 0(5
L W Ferguson, DS serving
3 election notices 90
Y S Smith, D S serving 7
road orders, 4 20
J J Priddy, D S Court of
ficer Jan special term 1905, 900
A W Davis, D S Court of
ficer Jan special term 1905, 18 00
John R Smith, D S Court
officer Jan special term
1905, 18 00
D A Simmons, D S Court
officer Jan special term
1905, 18 00
S W Neal, D S serving 1
election notice, 30,
John Wilkes, DS conveying
prisoner to J H Mitchell's 50
J W Joyce, D S conveying
prisoners to J H Mitchell's, 50
J J Priddy, D S Court of
ficer special term 1905, 9 00
D A Simmons, D S Court
officer special term 1905, 10 50
John R Smith, D S Court
officer special term 1905, 16 50
Mrs Bettie J Martin,
housa rent for pauper, 2 00
STOKES AJTD CAROLINA.
W P Sands house rout fur
pauper, r, ,
S G Westmoreland, huuse
rent for pauper, | (>
J W Heath Ex hous rent
for pauper, 5; >
Airs Bettie J Martin, house
rent for pauper, 1 .71
Mrs Bettie J Martin, >uso
rent for pauper, ] )
N A Martin, house rent for
pauper, Sti'll
J Spot Taylor, freigh and
hauling metal chairs 2 2
Odell Hardware Co toves
for C II and jail, 49 07
R H R Blair, pew em's for
C H benches, AS 7
J Spot Taylor, drain tiles
for jail lot, 2-! v
J Spot Taylor, laying drain
tiles for jail lot, 21
J Spot Taylor, suppli and
hauling for county, 21 ■
R H R Blair, (cor; .act)
making C H tables, 7"> I
R H R Blair, tin' hing
material and freig' f on
pew ends for C H bet- hes, 10 1
N O Petree, freigh and
haqling carpet for C : i, 9
J A Neal, lumber foi H
benches, 49 7
Crawford & llagland, drain
tile for C H lot, 29 t
R H R Blair, making C 11
benches j 73 j;
RHR Blair, wood fil'-rfor
C H Benches, 1 ! 1
H M Joyce, hauling tile
• i-iSrber and freight, 14
C M Jones, am't pn.d for
laying tile on C II lot, 9 J
OFFICIAL COURT CLAD - JAN. Sl'
TERM 1905
J J Priddy D S, 0 -j
W V Shelton, D S, 5 I
N O Petree, CSC, 6 1'
S P Graves, Sol, 29 0i >
R J Petree, Sheriff, ."> fx
R P Joyce, Sheriff, 1 >
A F Christian, D S, -J i >
D A Simmons, D S, 2 30
L W Ferguson, DS, 1 0">
J W Young, D S, 6 10
M T Chilton, C S C, 125 2
S W Neal, D S, 7 >
A J Barker, " 2 0:2
A M Smith, "
Y S Smith, " 1 87
J J Coffer, " 2 92
J T Thompson, "
H T Pratt, " 50 j
T M Lawson, " 1
W S Watkins, "
James Vaden, " t'
R W Slate, " 1
Abe Jessup, "
J Ham Mitchell, "
L J Young, " 6'!
A S Mitchell, J P
N A Martin, "
WE Willis, " 10.1
J D Card well. D S
JT Wilson, JP
J M Venable, "
DS R Martin, "
A J Essex, "
Ii P McAnally, "
OFFICIAL COURT CLAIMS S. T. 190
I M Gordon, Ex-R(;r. of
Deeds, (
J Ham Mitchell, const t, 1 ]
Oscar Smith, const, 2 V
ZV Martin, JP i:
SF Slate, " «>.
Ira Jessup, " 6>
J D George, " 1
Alex Flinchutn, " 1 .7.7
J J Priddy, " 6 90 j
C C Campbell, "
W E Willis, " (17
Dr E Fulp, " 1 ;
R P McAnally, " 70'
J R Caudle, DS 15
S C Hill,
C R Flippin, " 15
A J Fagg. - " 1.7
F L Tuttle, " IV
J A Flynt, " 17
S P Crutchfield, " J.V
W N Houchins, " 15 j
Tliompson, " 15
M* Peebles, " 30
I Clayton, " 50
S Voss, » 80
'.OBoyles, " fis
'V Neal, " 90
'V Joyce, " 80
i Gordon, " 95
D Linville, " 100
T Young. « 1 00
i Smith, " 2 35
nk Wright, " 125
'V Young. " 140
V Ferguson, " 305
f Barker, " 2 75
' A r Slate. " 1 85
V Shelton, •« 522
i? Christian, " 570
V Simmons, " 590
I Lawson, " J
111 It Smith, " (J 75
Potree, Sheriff, 5 90
' Joyce, Sheriff, 2 20
) Petree, CSC, 4 93
I' Chilton, C S C. 150 11
I Graves, Sol, 49 00
ICIAL COURT CLAIMS F. T. 1905.
r Chilton, C S C, 134 00
> Potree, CSC, 17 00
' Graves, Sol, 15)00
' Petree. Sh'tf, 3 20
' Joyce, Sh'ff, 1 15
Priddy, D S, 4 85
V Simmons, " 225
V Sheltou, " 105
tt Mabo, " 30
Ross, ,J P, 70
• i ' Bessent, " 87
i. Gann, " 72
' Riorson, 02
' Sheppard, " 163
V Poindextor, " 83
Jam Mitchell, " 1 20
liter Bull in, Const, 2 28
I I Pratt, D S, 30
Jones, " 82
> Hutchins, " 50
T Thompson, " 15
H Spencer, " 15
' Dunlap, " 15
1 Christian, " 15
V Young, " 45
V X Houchins, " 30
>t Smith, " 50
V Gibson, " SK)
M Lawson, " (50
M Peebles, " 105
: V Slato, " 165
A J Barker. " 2 tiO
Y S Smith, " 1 28
. : in R Smith, " 545
al promiscious claims $5210 47
SIDE PAL'PIiH CLAIMS DURING
THE YEAR,
c Manring's family, 25 45
i an Chandler, 15 00
l.t thy Caudle, 16 00
.' ■ mio Gordon, 8 00
i idah Culler, 8 00
ly Coon's daughter, 12 00
.'.noes Wall, 12 00
uiie Tally, 8 00
lilah Vernon, 12 00
tie Shelton, 24 00
lisana Page, 10 00
nk East's'children, 12 00
ithy Prueft, 10 00
lia Sammon, 800
irlotte Manuel, 8 00
lliam Manuel, 17 00
ia Barrett's family, 28 00
■an Mabe, 12 00
asaut Oakley, 12 00
ick Marshall and wife, 16 50
ida Thompson, 8 00
bo Glidowell and wife, 16 00
uiie Manuel, 6 00
lj. Freeman, 12 00
!|y Bullen, (5 00
rk Johnson's sisters, 18 00
sail Foddrell, 3 00
! i i rden Dodson, 1 50
VV Newsom, 12 00
nry Hawkins, 12 00
; ttio Hennis, 600
a Nunn, wife and family, 18 oo
leline Harris' 2 children, lo oo
ltou Burrow, 6 oo
utiie Reid, . 9 oo
(Continued.)
NUMBER 45
Briefs Adrift.
I
' Mr. C. W. Kay, of Francisco,
' was a Danbury visitor Monday.
( Mr. N. O. Petree returned Sat
urday from a business trip to
Winston.
I Mr. R. R. Rogers, of Walnut
, I Cove, spent Monday night in
i Danbury.
1 Register of Deeds CM. Jonc a
1 went to Winston yesterday to look
1 after some business.
Miss Lizzie Adkins, who is
teaching here, spent Sunday at
her home at Red Shoals.
Mr. R. F. Fulk, of Perch, one
of the county's prominent citizens,
was here Tuesday.
Mr. N. O. Petree killed two tine
porkers Tuesday. They both
weighed in the same notch—3s6J *
each.
Mr. Jno. G. Fulton, of Walnut
Cove, was here Monday on his
way to the northern part of the
county.
Supt. of Schools J. T. Smith,
is attending a meeting of all the
county superintendents in the
State at Raleigh this week.
Mr. P. IT. Young, of Sandy
Ridge, Route 1, was here a short
while Tuesday. Mr. Young drop
ped in and paid his subscription
to the Reporter to March 10,1H0N.
Such subscribers as Mr. Young
are very valuable to a newspaper.
Messrs. W. Hardin Flinchum.
of Piedmont Springs ; J. Gid
Gordon, of Pinnacle, and Squire
W. Goff, of Dalton, have been
drawn to serve as jurors at the
special term of Federal Court to
be convened at Greensboro on
January 2nd, liloO.
Madison. Route 3.
Madison, Route 3, Dec. 4.—Rev.
Joyce filled his appointment at
Cases Sunday eve. Large crowd
out.
Mr. Alexander Brim has been
right ill with peumonia, but is
improving, we glad to note.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Grnn and son
are spending a few days with Mrs.
Gann's sister of Reidsville.
Misses Lillian Johnson ami
Cora Joyce visited Misses Delia
and Mamie Martin Sunday even
ing.
Gann's school is progressing
nicely as we have a lovely teach
er.
TWO LUCKY GIRLS.
Agreed to Leave the State.
Floyd Venable, who was tried
at Dobson court for assault on W.
F. Carter, of this city, was senten
ced to jail for thirty days. He
appealed to the supremo court and
later got the sentence changed to
banishment from the State. The
Judge gave him five days to leave
and if ho over returns he will at
once be arrosted and be made to
serve the term in prison. We
learn that he went to Oklahoma
where he owns land.—Mt. Airy
Leader.
SON LOST MOTHER.
"Consumption runs in our fam
ily, and through it I lost my moth
er," writes E. B. Reid, of Har
mony, Me. "For the past 5 years,
however, on the slightest sign of
a cough or cold I have taken Dr.
King's New Discovery for con
sumption, which has" saved me
i from serious lung trouble." His
, mother's death was a sad loss for »
Mr. Reid, but he learned that lung
' trouble must not bo neglected,
1 and how to cure it. Quickest re
> lief and cure for coughs aud colds.
Price 50c and $1.00; guaranteed at
all druggists. Trial bottle free.