I I i r f A ! ' i I I 1 V "V -.f I I II 1.4 I - -. -.- I I v - - f 1-1 I ' i I I I . . I I 1 I I I ' m A II. t- .' I I I I . I I I I I 11 I 1.,1 I - I . . I - I ; r VOL. I NO. 7 - Dillsboro . SiiiliM K - With Bond Dealers. --.r - V -ui:;t Work of purveying and v Grading The Sylva Township Road Com- missioners have sola &3li000 worth of Sylva lownship Koad bonds, the m0uey to be-useu m uyaW roaas in Sylva township, y : me coniuubsioners nave -.made a deal uy wnicn they can get and use thib money aioug as n is actually .. peeueu lor tne ruau conduction.. ju,Kiiieer o. t. Unigimui, lrom tht horth taroima bihie jkoaas be- parunent has been here this week looking over the roaas troin Sylva n ,, -:Jti'" i to Culiowhee ana irom AdOie to Dilisuoro, and will be DaCK m "a ' week or ten aays to assist -nr sur veying ana laying out . these roads on tne proper graaes. The Wasnnigiou Koads Depart ment is also senanig Kaymona B. Toms, senior engineer ot Uepart .meni 01 Koaas at Wasmngton, who will be here toaay ana give instruc tions on builaing roaus and per haps will tane charge 01 61 at least part of trroad Jjuj We print letter from Congress man Gudgefon anothea page. Culiowhee and Dillsboro town- JOHN ft. PftURIS Dealer in mnatcbee anb 3ewelcr All kinds of repair work done on short notice. 'T v ENGRAVING A SPECIALTY ; Sylva, N. C. x C. Ck LOGAN -. - . i Undertaker and Lmbalmer 16 years experience; Full Line of Caskets and Robes. License No, 6 Phone No. 17 W ay nesville, N. C. COLEMAN C. COWAN, Attorney and Counsellor at.Law, WEBSTER, N. C :. DR.S McGUlRE. DENTISTS. Oflioe : Pharmacy Building, VV. R. .ShLRR 1 lL, Attokney atLaw, Office in Court House, WEBSrrJSK.N.0. bum unue was recently tut; CuwaT ui tVnuoUAi' UA OjTA v'o IKUU IU IUUUU 4iUlfcd yiiU laAco JU Mi UilUgtJ "vu uv uicy ilui bay bumeuiMig Vvixeu uxcy ; aie . v '7 ? u'i.-0. mm ' - 1 Will be Begun soon. ships are negotiating with the same capitalist for the sale' of their road oonds, and will likely close a deal Moody was in town yes terday and asked i)T h Ccpy of our Road Law and said that River township .was going to petition the county commissioners to allow their townshiD to take advc;iitae of this! Jaw andt0 bu11d good roads in their township under the provisions of this law. This law provids as follows: Section 20. That the provisions ?f this a11 in all .their lrce an(l effect to any township in Tair nft,,nf n eA Tiprpin nrnn nptifinn cidnorl Vixj s majonty of the qualified voters of such township, and the board of county commissioners of Jackson comty shall upon receiving such petition, appoint a board of road trustees for such township aforesaid of not less than five members (not more than four shall be chosen from any one political party) who shall orfpnize. and proceed to carry out vided for the to whsjups named pue to any further township com- sp11 not exceed the sum of thirty thousand dollars. So the prospects for some good roads in Jackson are looking good.r with the exception of the fight that is being made to cut the 4 miles of bad road back to Webster that was taken off from th to wnsathip and added to Sylva and Culiowhee, and therehv take from Svlva and and GuUowhee Negotiating ' . : . . , f ''tv.:, ' ' .: ' Culiowhee, any jurisdiction of ' this one at Wejbster lor a sum not exceeding $30,000. .Below we print a stretch of road and in thisjway de-; copy of the bond as filed. Also we print a statement signed by a major feat the prospect of a good road ity of the building committee which explains itself. We are unable to irOII) tne raiirOclQ tO tne UUllOWnee, School. We hope and believe our County Commissioners will be too broad minded and patriotic to lend their assistance to throwing blocks in the way of a movement for progress that means so much to the future growth and upbuilding of our coun ty. We think it behooves every good citizen in the county to stand by. any commnnity that .is propos ing to spend its own money to ben efit the whole county. ANSWER TO THE CHARGE BEIHG FALSELY CIRCULATED THAT THE TOWN OF SYLVA DID NOT MEET HUuiJuAlthDNDHlDGE . LUDlliAbi . In December lb05 it was neces sary to nave iwo small iron bridges bum oyer bebtt s Creek inside the corporate limits oi the town of Syl va. ine co,unty cominissioners wouia not agree , to build these bruises unless' ine town of Sylva wouiu agite to pay hall the cost. 'me contract was awarued to the : Virgnna iron ana bnage Co. forjsoon therealter went out of omce. fciuib. ine town oDhgated " irielt : it is his imormauon .that the re oirect to ine unuge (Jo. lor :537.50,' mainger 01 he town's one-half of one-nan' tne conuact price, and paia the cost of said bridges was fully the same oirect to tne onoge uo.t as wm be been, oy affiaavits and copies 01 recorus prmted oelow.' . iArnuAiii rnufl a: t hnuWN. ' NUlvl 11 WULdi A' ' 11A 1W JVU UUU1N TY ; " v li. JaKUWN eing first duly sworn,! aepbses and; says, that Via is miormeu mat it is reported. in t,q its one-halt 01 - rwo . certain fDrio ?tuilf ' -, , ' 1 - t Jxjji ;L.. .tL .. ..,--4:'i tIJ3'T . ,, ,, . iiWl . 111 will ; ImBI-uu. -: ' . Uy;fal M i I U U M--'l JUi .It n. ' I -' . - ' " ' : ' t I Madison - Go Court COS t DUll(m This is a cat of the court house ronntv. the construction of which r,,,, a;h o-., fV.of w ; lV nouses, iu uie siaie. lue uoor space 01 uus uuuuiu covers more man half again as much ground than the present court house at Webster. Mr. C. J. Harris has executed and fiJedjwith ihe clerk of the court a bond to construct a new court house agreeable with the specifications of the new court house at Marshall, and a new jail- as good as the old rooh the nthr thrp mpmWQ nf-thA the Journal. However we are assured that their names can be had if necessary, by the next issue of this paper.- Mr. Harris' Bond In event the county-seat of Jackson county, N. C., is removed from j sustained, It is ordered, That thfc Webster to Sylva, I agree to construct a new court house agreeable to County Treasurer pay to the Virg the specifications of the new court house at Marshall (including vaults, nia Bridge andiron Co. $270.45 for? heating arrangements, and wiring for electric lights if desired) and to ! balance Juesaid Company by Jack- - construct a new jail as good as the old one to be used in the new one), Thousand Dollars. This April 16th, 1913. Witness: , C. J. HARRIS. We agree that we will act as and become sureties, to the perform ance of the above proposition by Mr. Witness: J. B. ENSLEY M. BUCHANAN. lhnits of the town of Sylva. This j atnant was treasurer oi the town 01 1 bylva auring a part ot the 1906, and as sucn treasurer did, on the llth aay of January-1906, pay one 01 the notes or installments amount- ing to Jtebti. 7i pnncipalto tne treasurer 01 tne Virginia Bridge and i Iron Company, tne builders of saia bnages, ana . wnile this affiant yam uy iu A. E. Brown Sworn to and subscribed 7 before me, the undersignea Notary: Pubfic tor riay wood County; : N. C, this the lbth'aay ol March, 1913 ; ' :'1 ---IL P, Wilder, . : : : Notary Public: "My Coinmisslon expires February Copy of - note : sighed ; by town paid through j - ' V ' ' - House which was recently built at Marshall, Madison cost $26,000. Business men who n ,f nn.fvnta An.irf T - up l" uaL" T nnmmittet in timp fnr thiQ iqqiio f old one at Webster, (cells from the.; for a sum not exceeding Thirty C. J. Harris. April 16th, 1913. " . - a C. COWAN E. L. McKEE Jackson County bank, December 31st, 1906: $268.75 Sylva, North Carolina Dec 6, 1905 January 1st 1907 after date for value received, promise to pay to the order of Virginia Bndge and Iron Co. Two Hundred and Sixty- eight and 75-100 dollars. Negotiable and - payable at Jackson County Bank, Sylva; North Carolina The drawers and endorsers of this rnote severally waive presentment and notice of protest and guarantee its payment any time after maturity with interest at 6'per cent per an num from date. c A 4. NoM. Due January 1, 1907. P. O. J,R. Love.-Mayor. BjL CathV ; W. O. Buchanan, ; A. E. Brown, B. C. Gtindstaff Aldermen. : : Other bilis, receipt, etcli can be seen by applying to EL B; McD ade city clerks V -r. ri vr.vv.-; , COPY OF RECORD. FROM REGIS'- fTER OF DEEDS OFEICE. : -a' '! --.Vi,v...v-"-.'" -V- r 4 - '"-.- ' ' . ' . . 1 . - .- r. - recently -builtatff. North Carolina, Jackson County. Commissioners meeting Jan. 1, 19Q& Members present: W. A. Henson Ch., and J. H. Hunter. Board met at 1 o'clock p. m. and. proceeded to business. Ordered by the Board that at claim be issued to the Virginia Bridge and Iron Co for $268.75 for part payment on bridges at Sylva Special Fund 190a Commissioners Meeting Feby, 8thv 1906. f . Members present: W.- A. Henson; .. Ch., J. H. Hunter and A. W. Davis. The Board met at 9 o'clock a m. and praceede with the settlement of the tax collector, etc. On motion of A. W. Davis andl Scotts Creek at Sylva, this amount: oemg payment m iun, pnncipan and interest, for one half the cost of said bridges to be paid by th county. State of North Carolina, County x)f Jackson. I John R. Jones, Register of Deed in and for the County and State aforesaid, do hereby certify that the foregoing sheet contains a true ' and correct copjr of Orders mad&-' by the Commissioners of Jacksob? County at the January and Febru ary Meetings in .the year 1906, aa the same appears on record in the Minutes of said '. IComnlissioners meetings pu page 467 and page 47. . Given under my hand and official 1 ' - f 1 m. seal! this !the 7th day ' of March A. D. 191a John R, Jones. Register of Deeds in -and for t County of Jackson and " State oT -You will notice thatC Mr. A- - Wl Davis, Webster citizen was ; at that time; a member of the Borad of1 Commissioners and made the; mo tion to r Pay V onehalf ; the cost of these bridges, yet 1 with' this 1 open fSlfefe " is ; being ;MduitriouslyrdicuIated that Sylva never paid its part and that ' the i county; had to pay the whole amount . Voter do you think ; this is a proper fair way to fight ad great' public issue that concerns , aL' the people of a county? v - r .XV S-r- 1 - 4 V : . 1 .'-...

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