I
V
Jan. 14. raid 12 cost of walk at Dr. J. M. Blair's, .... 104..9O
Jan. 17. 1'aul Will iiaither 7 hours work at Krauss store .. 1.75
Jan. 17. Pail J. K. Wallace for eruslh'J rook 75
April 13. 1'aid 1-2 east f rt-mt-nt work at J. I). Meliae'g, 51.47
: . 07i7.94
Kt-ed -Vot'ouiit for City Sto k.
May 4, l:H. Paid Sikes Co., account for feed from April
l'Ml to Jan. 1H10, viz:
1 52 bushels two 1W..9S
12l hiwhela oat , IHUKl
Jtf hal. s hay 122.0S
May 10. W. K. lmmond, 14-'kjHHinda hay t.58
Jiiue !t. T. C Le fo.. C sacks mill f.td lrt.'n)
T. C. '., :L"i hushels corn
T. C. Lee Co., :ti Imshels uats
W. K. Lemmond. I'M ponds hay ..
June !l.
Jillie t.
June
-May
Spt. :K
lK-c 5.
Dee.
22.75
Monro' Supply 'Co., 4!iahs liny
Ke-d for animals
V. O. StanifS estate, tii
l'aitl Sikes Co., for fcviivuu..
uul ftKhhr .
to Dee. rli.
XUi
177 1-2 liushels corn
10-1 litili-ls oats . . . ,
M' l-ales hay
2'!"kJ p tiiniis hay
-De.
'Dee.
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IV.
Feb
Mell
Apl.
Aid
ii ..kit is
n. .1. l.. iraic. i.oii ins. nay,
2t'. i. W. Klynn. tXNi bundles f.nMer,
11, 1!U.. Feed for auiinals
o. T. ". Lee ('., coin, oats and mill :'ee.
2. K. L. Helms, 275 bundles fodder, ..
. LI. J. M. Tusser, :12 hales l.i.y
7. J. .M. l'usser, :2 hales hay,
12. Feed for animals,
t.o. J
,. '..72
.. 42
.. l..'M
,. 10.70
..Io'al:
,.il:.in
.224.:;.".
, . ;:..
..
,. 17.5'
.. 1.50
.. :'.o.25
. 45
. ;.
. 1.5
Salaries.
Ann. 2, l!10. Davis Annfiehl, part salary as luiildiing in
spector 25..(
Dec. J. Davis Arsnfield. Ial.. to June, l!M UNi.dO
15nvn McCorele, janitor to Fire Co. I I nioiitlis, Lt.tHi
Spe.-ial police f.r the year, lis.ti.-!
Ii. L. Stevens, ltecordcr 1 year 270.00
.1. C. .M. Viinn. Solicitor 1 month 2".(Mi
II. 15. Adams. Jr.. Clerk and Treasurer 1 year Oimi.imi
T. L. dwell, Tax Collector 1 year 72(Mmi
T. 15. Lanev, Chief of Police 1 vcar S4.tWi
K. F. ISarre'tt, Policeman, 1 year 720.00
.1. A. Williams. Policeman, 1 year, 72il.no
J. D. McKae, .Mayor, 1 year -oo.imi
C. Lee. Alderman. 1 rear 125.00
S. O. l'.lair. Alderman, 1 year, 125.no
C. Sikes. Alderman. 1 year 125.00
F. ii. Henderson. Alderman. 1 year. 125.on
Paid interest coupons on bonds, ,
Paid discount on note for lrrowd moneey,
ltuntfs redeemetl,
6.270..00
, 2.0"n.X'
Au. 2, 1!10. Keal estate purchased from A. M. Crowell,
"new well" lot 475.:I5
Aril, l!'ll. Cash paid on eniut home projH-rty ::hnmm
April, 191, Notes given balance county home property 5nnn.no
475.:!5
These notes Wing counted as outstanding and charged to the
City, the City is given credit for paying for lots.
Totals of Disbursements.
M iscellaneoiis 2.V1 7
lire Department 2.' 17.n5
Concrete sidewalks u.77.!4
Iced account for City stock l."Vt.:!ti
Salaries 4.'!l..; :',
Street work 5.4js
Water aud Light Plant 17.727.2
Sanitary work .. !cVl
Cctneterv work l-4
Paid interest coupons on 'ton. Is tiJTn.i
lionds redeemed 2.""o."0
Interest and discount notes mihcv borrow. -.1 ts
Keal estate bought 5.0Xt M H I j.iii.i be notes d:ie iK:. I'-'U
aud 1912., 475.:5
ir59.515.40
Outstanding; Bonds.
Water aud light bonds, :;o.mm.io
traded ScIukiI bonds 9.i 'ini.iki
Funding bonds C.immi.ini
Funding bonds 40.imhi.ini
Funding and water and light bunds 25.uni.oo
lpl.UMI.00
uio.s:!
Outstanding notes May 1. I'M!,
4,991 .:
Street Work Account.
Paid for street labor for 1 year :l.:il4.9
Jlav 4. Paid Sikes Co. .teams for sprinkling. 1909 acct., .. Ll:l.5ll
Ma'v 4. Paid Sikes Co.. teams for street work, 1909 acct., 5(1.(15
Mav 4 to Oct. );ik lumber for bridges 2G4.5"
April t Oct. Concrete and terra eotta pipe, 552.90
Aoril to Oct. Repairs for rock crusher 1S8.00
.April to Oct. Nisseii Wagon, street brooms, lawn mower and
repairs ami tools used in street work, and cement 1M.S0
Jlav 21. Work on rock unary outfit, 19
Aug. 17. Monroe Concrete Works, for 'M tons sand, .. .. IS. 00
Dec. S. Sikes Co.. for teams for sprinkler 10S.50
Dec. S. Sikis Co, teams for street work, 200.2
Dec. 15.. Austin & Correll, workon crusher ls.7
AiiKt in & Corrcll, culveit grates 4.00
1911. Heath Hardware Co., nails, tools and iron.. 29.40
CoiicreW. and terra cotta pipe ;!05.'I0
Kcpairs for crusher , 2.07
i; ,.li bidbist for streets 1.0
15 cress ies for bridire sills 2.2
Fo!. r 1 Lee, bills .May 27 aud Aug.:J 1910, teams, 11.7
Dee. 15.
Jan. 27.
Jan. 27.
Jan 27..
Jan. 28.
Feb. :t.
Fib. 21.
JO
J&42S.88
Water and Light Plant Account.
IVd for oeal and .'"reiirht for 1 jour 1309.45
Paid for permanent improvement to the W. and L. plant,
such as street transformers, wire for street lines added
nn.l lamps 19:19.7
Paid for pipe and fittings used principally in new lines
from main, for rectifier bulbs for transformers in power
house, lubricating oils, and other goods used to keep up
nlant. but not permanent improvements P:14.5:l
Freight and express charges 145.2'
.Machine shop work done for plant 170.2
Postage account 10.(12
Phone messages and telegrams 4.2-
.Miscellaneous items t
Paid Monroe Ice and Fuel Co., for water pumped from
their well 3.75
Paid J. Shute & Sons. 1-3 the collection made for crvek
water fi'JL1
Paid for well near J.. Lowe's 535.00
Paid for well No. 1. Crowell lot 345.25
Pai.l for well Xo. 2, Crowell lot 345.25
Paid for well No. 3, Crowell lot 563.00
May 4. Teams and wngons and drivers for work done in
1909 for water and light plant furnished by the Sikes
Co., used in putting in new light lines, etc
Oct. It. Insurance on boilers
Oct. 20. Piping, meters, iron roofing, iron buckets, ce
ment, sand, files, batteries, etc., furnished by Heath
Hardware Co., April to Oct.. PHO
Nov. 20. Lumber, doors, etc., for houses at new wells,
from Monroe Manufacturing Co .
Dec. 9. Teams and wagons and drivers for work done for
W. aud L. plant, furnished by the Sikes Co., Jan. to Dec.
PHO
247.ll
1S.00
449.67
S29
69.00
Dec. 16. Monroe ManufacturingC'o., lumber 2.4i
Jan. 27, 1911. Iron piping, cement, saud. rope, packiug,
and hardware furnished by Heath Hardware Co., Oct.
1910 to Jan., 1911 143.8S
Feb. 22. Overcharges in water and light bills repaid,
aich. 27. T. P. Dillon, for glue and roll paper
Apl. 4. F. I!. Ashcraft. for cement aud saud
Apl. 7. W. J. Kudge Co., stationery aud books, 1 year,
Laborers' wages, 1 year
Superintendent's salary, 1 year,
Paid Southern Power Co., for electric current,
17.24
5
. 12.05
. 22.35
2.842.40
1,039.92
5,145.90
17.727.2S
For Sanitary Work, Cleaning Stteets and Back Lots and Hauling
Off Trash Piles:
Jlav 5, 1910, Paid Sikes Co. for teams, wagons and driv
ers, from Apl., 1909. to Jan. 1910
Sept. 17. 5 hands scraping gra,ss off streets 16 1
Dcc. 8. Sikes Co.. for teams Jan. to Dec, 1910, ...
Paid for labor for year, 719.91
114.25
davs, 16.50
. ".. 76..25
Cemete ry Work.
Paid for labor at cemetery,
Paid Heath Hardware Co. for tools, .. .
926.91
151.90
2.75
An analvsis of the water and light plant ; ount will show
that the expenditure there for permanent improvements were a
lotit iM.7n0.00, and paid for running expends ;,ml transient ma
terial about $13,1 KHUN i. As the receipts from water aud light
collections were about $12,500.00, this will leave a small defic
it, which would be more than wiped out if a credit were given
the water and light plant for the street lighting. This item would
amoiiut to some .4.nni.oo, or perhaps $4.500.(Hi, us we have 7S
street are lights and 35 Tungsten lamps, and the usual price for
arc lights is .f 50.00 per light per year, and for the Tungsten $16
per year.
Another Statement.
Amount in bank May 1. 1910 1.903.13
Collections from all sources 60.296.90
62,200.09
Paid for Keal F.state, Permanent Improvements and Con
tracts F.xisting:
Keal estate 8.475.35
Cement walks 6.77.94
New wells 1.7s.5(i
Permanent at Water and Light plant 1.939.71
Permanent Fire Department 1 .450.no
Ponds redeemed 2.nn0.no
Coupons and interest paid 7.254. (IS
Southern Power Co. for current
Cash in bank May 1, V.'ll,. ,
Paid for street work ,
Paid for salaries ,
Paid for Miscellaneous ,
Paid for Fire Department ,
Paid for feed account
Paid for Water and Light Plant.,
Paid for Sanitary work
Paid for Cemetery work
5.145.90
$5,428.88
. 4.991.63
. 2,661.67
. 507.05
. 1 .089.30
. 8,853.17
. 920..91
.. 154.65
34.c42.08
2.684.69
37,526.77
24.673.32
62.200.0!!
The above shows that out of $62,200.09 on hand tnid collected
the sum of $34,842.08 has heciipaid out for investments, perma
nent improvements and for existing contracts and $24,673.32 has
been paid out for purposes shown in the last division of the a-
bove statement.
Of the $6,787.94 represented paid for cement walks, property
owers have paid back to the city $1,749.43, which is account-d foe
in itemized account of miscellaneous collection and is included
in the $60,296.90.
Hooks audited and statement prepared by A . C. Aolfe.
Examined Hiid approved by S. O. 1 Hair, James A. Stewart.
T. C. Lee, Finance Committc.
We Offer You a Policy
of fire insurance at a reasonable
cost. Better let us issue you one.
You are as likely as any one else
to have a fire and your turn may
come tonight. The pitcher that
goes often to the well is sure to
be broken. If you keep on put
ting off the fire insurance ques
tion you are apt to be "broke"
too. Plenty have'.
Tornado Insurance
Why not insure against damage
from wind storms? We write
this kind of insurance and will
give you $1,000 insurance on dwellings, contents and barns for five
years for $6.00. Call and let us explain this form of insurance to
you.
Gordon Insurance 6 Investment Co.
Our 'Phone Is 200.
Trinity College.
18SO 1802 1010-1011
Three memorable dates: The Granting of the Charter for Trinity College; the
Removal of the College to the growing and prosperous City of Durham; the
Building of the New and Greater Trinity.
Magnificent new buildings with new equipment and enlarged facilities.
Comfortable hygienic dormitories and beautiful pleasant surrounding.
Five departments: Academic; Mechanical, Civil, and Electrical LY.gineering;
Law; Education; Graduate.
For catalogue and other information, address
R. L-. FLOWERS, Secretary, Durham, N. C.
134.65
Trinity Park School.
ESTABLISHED 1808.
Location ideal; Equipment unsurpassed.
Students have use of the library, gymnasium, and athletic fields of Trinity
College. Special attention given to health. A teacher in each dormitory looks
after the living conditions of boys under his care.
Faculty of college graduates. Most modern methods of instruction.
Fall term opens September 13.
For illustrated catalogue, address
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Re-Sale of Valuable City Property.
Bv virtue of an order and decree
made by the Superior court of I'nion
countv, N. C, I will, on
Saturday. July L'Jnd. A. D. 1911,
offer fur sale at public auction to the
highest bidder, at the court house door
in Monroe, N. C, that certain lot lyinjc
and being situated in the city of Mon
roe, N. C, und known as the E. C.
Hicks residence, being the property of
Miss Julia Hunter at the time of her
death. Those desiring nice city prop
erty should look well into this proper
ty, as it is probably the most desirable
residential property that can be bought
in the city. Bidding will begin at $3,450.
Terms or sale: one-third of the pur
chase money in cash and the remainder
on a credit of eight months from date
of sale and title retained until all the
purchase money is paid. This the 16th
day of June, A. D. lstll.
R. B. REDWINE,
Executor and Commissioner.
DOCTOR H.D. STEWART'
PHYSICIAN, MONROE, N. C.
It yon dMtr my rv1c, nil m throngb
Rammer 'plion 141 ; OttUt 'phnnp 7.
(title hnurn 11 to lj, t. tn.. and from 1:90 to 5
p. m. l11ir (ivcr I'lilon iruK (.'oniptny'ft. Kp
lrirncon Lancaster vrnu.
Valuable Lands for 5ale.
North Carolina Union County.
Matilda Alsobrooks et al. vs. James
Perry et al.
By virtue of an order of the clerk of
Superior court of Union county, made
in the above entitled proceeding, which
is a proceeding for the sale of the here
inafter described lands for partition
among tenants in common, I will, on
Saturday, July 22nd, 1911,
at 12 o'clock m., at the court house
door in Monroe, N. C., sell to the high
est bidder upon the terms hereinafter
mentioned, the following described
lands, to-wit: Lying and being in Mon
roe township, adjoining the lands of C.
N. Simpson, Erwin Medlin and others,
bounded as follows: Beginning at a stake
by a pine and p. o., Medlin's line, and
running thence S. ti5.:4 W. 12.40 chain
with said line to a pine stump in said
Simpson's line of his Robt. Stamea
tract; thence with his line S. 2." chains
to a stake by a r. o., pine and b. j., B.
J. Whitley's corner in said lino; the ws
with said "Whitley's line S. !8 K, SJ.:Vi
chains to a stake in said line; thence
with the division line between this and
the balance of the Steeles tract N. '1.25
W. 25 chains to the beginning, contain
ing WJ acres more or less, being the
lands conveyed to John F. Perry, now
deceased, by W. II. Phifer anil wife
by deed dated 22nd March, 1S9S, und
recorded in the registry of Union coun
ty, N. C, book of deeds 27, pajr WS
etc., reference to which is hereby made
for more particular description of said
lands. Sold subject to dower righfa of
Amanda Bland, widow of John P. Per
ry, deceased. The reversionary inter
est in said dower rights will also be
sold. Terms of sale: one-third cash,
remainder on a credit of four months;
title retained until all of the purchase
money is paid in full. This the 19th dav
of June, 1911.
K. W. LEMMOND, Commissioner.
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AIR LINE RAILWAY.
hI'KISH sWHEbl'LE KKFEiTIVK A.M.,
M'NI'AY. AI'KII. eTH. li'll.
Arrivals.
No. in.Cliarl'XtriuWilniiniriiin ii ro
Sn. :)!. Hlrii'lnirham- V;antu t" I'urti-
n.mi!U-.fv inr . :!! a.m
Nn. i. Char!n:tp id Minn S: o .m
No. aa, York to Hlrminitham ... s::m a.m
So 4",. V i ; in irtl'iii tn Chat-lotto II ia u".
So. ttl, Atlanta tn Monroe (IihbIi ;,:4JS p.nv
So. 44. Charlnttr ti Wllmtnittiin drrmp.av
Sn. laj. Iluthfrfiinitiili to Mimrop M:jp.in
So. .'. Birminirliain to Nw York.... t:.v p.nv
So. 8, Wllmlnirton tnf'harlott l:w p.m
So. 41. Sew York l'ortmouth toAt-
iania Birmingham 1(1 :V, pn
Departures.
So. 4i,'liarloUioViliutnrton. f -10 a.m.
So. SK Birmingham Atlanta to Hortn-
mouth'Nrw York :15 am.
So. M. Nw York to Blrmlmrham.... :m a.ru
So. Hut, Monrnr to kuthrrfonlton 0 ;ur. a ra
So. 45, Wilmlnitton In I'harlntt 11 :10 a.nk
So. M. Monroe to Atlanta (local) ....n :o(i a.m,
So. 44, charlnttf to Wlimlniton (liOp.m
So. 4v, Monro lo ('liarlott a :n p n
So. 82. Blrnilnham to Krm York.... :40 p.m
Sn. i, Wilmington to Charlott mart p.m
No. 41, Birmingham t Kw York-
roriniouiii u no p.m
Sua XI and i!J. At'ania Blrmlnitham MkiI.
ftiml.tin-trlr liKhifd I'ullman Dravinc Koum
slor Mr liarrn Nw York and Mrmpht.
Mel,potrlc llehtcl I'ullman Oharrvntion
!pIr l tpcn Ntw York and Birmingham.
Klm-trle livhirrl I'ullman lirawinK Boom
H"i I'liarlott to l'ortinou'h.
Train- Soa. 41 and ;w, atl. -trp llrlitni
PuMman lrwinir Rimm Mir lii-rn Nw
York and A llama I'nllmah Broiler larli,r
Car ltwn Allan'a and Birmingham.
Tralr Sm. .W ami 4i. Parlor far Innn
' liarlnttr and Wilmington.
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