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COTJNTY EXHIBIT.
Statement Showing the Amount Ordered
o oe -aia out by Order of the Board
of Commissioners for Burke County
on "Warrants Iunnt t n j
1889, to Dee. 1st. 1890 : Givino-1
vu. Aau. iiti .
A0? Faid, to -Whom Paid
Account.
POOR HOUSE.
T N Duckworth, for Nov. '80, o o5
ucc. 54 09
!! Jan-'9. 59 91
! " Feb- 68 45
Mch. 61 00
' " . Apl. 71 96
fW' 63 75
June 65 58
' " July, 51 28
Sept, 41 90
' " Oct. si KO
Dickson, Tate & Wilson,
clothing,' it to
J F Abernethy, taking pau
per to asylum,
I I Davis, clothing,
Wm Lytle, coffin,
oo
oo
oo
J L. Laxton. medical at
tendance, e 00
R A Cobb, burial of L S
Crow, c 00
Henry Burch, taking pau
per to poor house, 4 00
J L Laxton. medical at-
tendance, 6 oo
C Jordan, burial of child, 361
B F Davis, clothing:. 6 8;
Dickson, Tate & Wilson,
clothing, 8 16
W A Bailey, burial of Patsy I
Morgan, 3 75
E F Reid. ticket for pau
per to Statesville, 1 60
J L Laxton, medical at
tendance, 9 00
W H Morrison, taking
Charity Feeler to poor
house, 3 00
J W Hipps, taking Milly
Moses to poor house, 1 50
J L Laxton, medical at
tendance, , 4 00
John Tull, medicine, 14 40
Total,
?78l 08
OUTSIDE POOR.
Eliza Hurst,
1
66
00
John Collins, 2 months,
4
4
4
00
00
00
4
4
4
00
00
Sarah Carswell,
3 months,
6
6
6
00
00
00
6
6
00
Peggy Carswell,
00
6
6
6
00
00
00
00
Albert Weast,
2 months,
3 "
3 "
3 "
3 "
3 "
3 "
3 "
1 "
l "
1 "
2 "
3 "
1 "
1 "
2 "
4
6
00
6
00
00
6
Maria Carlton,
6
00
6 00
6 00
6 00
Harvey Erwin,
2
2 00
2 00
4 00
Mrs C Jordan,
Katie Ferree,
Mat Erwin,
Patsy Morgan,
5 00
4 00
2 00
4 00
John roweu,
3 o
Jos L Brittain,
Mat Erwin,
Jane Martin,
Mary Queen, Sr,
3 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
$156 66
61 05
Total,
JAIL..
L A Ward for Nov. 1889,
" " Dec.
" " Jan. 1890,
" " Feb.
" Mch.
" " Apl.
" May,
" . " June,
" " July,
" " Aug.
" Sept.
86 70
99 80
84 60
77 35
57
45
25
49
6
28
" " Oct.
B F Davis, clothing,
J L Laxton, medical at
tendance, G H Moran, medical at
tendance, I I Davis, blankets,
J A Wall, guarding jail,
John Tull, medicine,
G H Moran, medical at
tendance, G H Moran, medical at
53
3 00
6 00
3 5
4 00
11
5
tendance,
G H Moran, medical at
tendance, A P Chandler, tin pans,
John Tull, medicine,
J L Laxton, medical attendance,
6 50
4 00
1
14
. 1
Total,
officers' fees.
S M McDowell, fees,
F B Brittain "
T M Webb, sheriff, sum
moning 8a jurors,
W A Hood, registering
88 voters,
T M Kincaid, officer court,
J , . , rr
45789
1 20
8 70
24 60
2 64
3185
S30.
Phu -
T M WeDD, snerm, sum
moning jurors, &c,
W E Abernethy, examina
tion of lunatic,
R McD Tate, officer grand
iurv.
B A Horn, costs bringing
Stack to Morganton,
J T Walton, boading jury,
(Boone case),
J I Beach, officer of court,
John Wall, costs,
J M Kincaid, officer of court,
T M Webb, sheriff, summon
ing juroFS, &c,
B A Berry, ex-sheriff, costs,
Wm McGalliard, '
W T Mathis,
J A Perry,
W A Wilson, - "
E H Poteet,
J I Beach, "
Eli Taylor,
Joel Walker,
J A Wall, "
W W Aiken,
J J Abernety, '
T P Scott,
-- . - m T (Ml 1 w wl a Al.-v
H C Fisher,
Geo Pearson,
L LLail, -
W M Winters, " "
TRMcGimsey, "
L F Warlick. '
7 50
1 00
4 5!
55
1 80
t 00
5 00
3 7o
J W Garrison, "
L A Ward, "
J L Laxton, examination
of two insane,
H C Fisher, costs.
6 00
3 00
J W Garrison, taking Sap
Brown to Goldsboro,
Eli Taylor, costs,
J G Neal,
J I Beach, officer of court,
34 30
2 70
8 05
5 00
25 00
J A ferry, costs, State vs.
James Sisk,
Jo Duckworth, waiting on
court,
6 00
E H Poteet. fees & costs
ao 75
8 20
2 40
J N Dale,
Eli Taylor, "
W E Powe. "
17 00 I
2 50 I
2 10
C iC t
J W Garrison,
L L Lail,
J I Beach, "
Abernethy, "
L M Scott, "
J I Beach,
H S Kincaid,
W T Mathis,
Sylvanus Dale, "
H C Fisher,
W E Powe,
3 SO
7 55
5 85
3 55
4 95
1 30
2 60
i5
2 50
12 22
5 25
3 05
Eli Taylor,
L A Ward,
J W Garrison, ft
J T Walton, board of jury,
(Sisk and Butler) case,
6 90 j
39 00
Total,
clerk's half fees.
$530 56
J W Happoldt, Spring
Term, 189O,
S T Pearson, Spring
Term, 1890,
J W Happoldt, Fall
30 23
1365
8057
41 90
166 35
6 50
6 36
5 7
Term, 1890,
T Pearson, Fall
Term, 1890,
JURORS TICKETS.
A Huffman,
L F Warlick,
M C Sigmon,
J A Perry,
J W Rector,
J H Hoffman,
G Smith,
Jas Abee,
6 10
6 90
6 70
7 00
6 20
C C Cox,
J L Houk,
7
6
20
35
W W Aiken,
L A Crawley,
L E Propst,
G W King,
Jas Hildebrand,
Sol Hoyle,
J J McCall,
S C Kerley,
Lewis Warlick,
Wesley Walker,
J H Henson,
M C Shuping,
P P Warlick,
T W Keller,
W H Boger,
W A Ross,
W P Corpening,
I T Avery,
E J Hudson,
W T Mathis,
H Walton,
W T Austin,
J W Rudisill,
T H Rudisill,
C A Harbison,
J M Chester, v
W T Causby,
L A Crawley,
P J Deal,
A T Willis,
W T Dula,
T P Scott,
Jno Simms,
W H Morrison,
J J Benfield,
T C Wakefield,
A M Beck,
W H Benfield,
W W Kincaid,
J I Beach,
J R Martin,
J C Mull,
H Kincaid,
E S Walton,
J M Harbison,
D F Denton,
Robt Forney,
Eli Taylor,
Thos Walton,
A Perry,
M Edmonson,
W F Halyburton,
A Pitts,
L F Warlick,
L A Crawley,
W F Gibbs,
R T Hennessee,
A Pearcey,
T A Simpson,
D J Hicks,
R E Patton,
7 4
6 40
7 90
6 70
7 70
7 90
6 10
655
5 7
6 10
6 50
5 10
6 00
7
60
00 - 1
5
5
5
5
6 80
6 40
5 25
6 50
5
5
5
5
1
2
2
2
2
2
3
2
1
2
2
2
1
2
55
45
10
55
35
00
00
35
75
So
6
25
40
00
5
6
5
5
75 D J Shuford,
it Jirwm,
J D Cassels,
Silas Berry,
T W Alexander
J M Giles,
W A Johnson,
J H Parks,
M Edminston,
J A Shuping,
T L Duckworth,
S V Tate,
W M Walton,
J G Warlick,
J D Moore,
T G Walton,
L W Singleton,
C D Giles,
T L Hemphill,
A Hildebrand,
S M Asbury,
S E Poteet,
W Page,
J B Johnson,
J A Cox,
W M Orders,
J H Morrison,
Robt Winkler,
D Huffman,
T N Neill,
J W Kincaid,
A G Burns,
Jno Setzer,
TGCobb,
J Huffman,
J F Battle,
Jas Abee,
5 00
6 00
35 40
16 25
3
9 7
6 00
5 5
7 45
2 35
8 05
2 00
65
9
x
5
1
2
40
90
00
5
20
60
45
20
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MORGANTON, N. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1890
C A Mull,
T J Hallyburton,
H H Golloway,
J J Crites,
E F Walker,
D F Denton,
H Brinkley,
R Williams,
W T Hudson,
A L Page,
S A McCall,
W B McDowell,
Wm Powell,
VV A Wortman,
P R. Forney
J M Kincaid,
J N Causbey,
W A Wortman,
J C Mills,
W P Hemphill.
G W Lowdermilk
J S Scott,
Julius Smith,
L F Warlick,
J N Somers,
D A Boyles,
J A Deal,
E S Warlick,
J C Mull,
J M Patton,
H W Connelly,
E S Warlick,
Total.
WITNESS TICKETS.
1890.
Jan. 6.
J H Howard,
Apl. 7.
M Evans,
W P Galloway,
J M Harbison,
N Moore,
Jno Brown,
J G Winters,
A Whisenhunt,
J C Copeland,
W J Beach,
Geo
J N
Jno Pearson,
Berry Lane,
J T Wease,
E Butler,
3 4
2 10
2
1
3
1
3
1
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
3
3
2
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
2
3
1
1
2
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
x
1
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10 !
10
10
10
10
10
10 j
10
10
10 1
10
TO
57 IO
6 5o
4 35
2 80
3 00
5 20
3 75
4 35
4 00
4 25
4 40
4 5
5
90
5 90
4 20
6 10
4 So
5 80
4 00
4 00
3 o
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
J W Fisher,
L Lane,
C Lewis,
A Bumgarner,
L
Mary Norman,
Henry "
Burt Lane,
M Crots,
Robt Stamey,
5 80
1 90
5 80
2 20
x 60
4 9
4 3
5 90
6 10
6 20
4 60
4 Co
to 5o
4 60
6 60
Alice Watts,
( I.
L L Lail,
-
J J Denton,
Jno Watts,
Jno Wall,
J J Denton,
A Watts,
Joel Walker,
Jo Watts,
Jesse Hudson,
Peter Helms,
M
A J Cook,
Jones Meller,
J M Franklin,
L F Warlick,
W R Aiken,
T P Scott,
Laura Moore,
J R Byrum,
David Branch, .
J R Byrum,
G M Curtis,
J Boyd,
M "
Reuben Avery,
Lee Medlock,
Sylvanus Morrow,
W W McGalliard,
W M Woodward,
A L Page,
Wm Berry,
M McEntire,
Apl- 7.
A C Avery,
Tom Bean,
B Childers,
R K Presnell,
H W Bumgarner,
Isaac Powell,
Sarah Stamey,
Sarah Mathis,
E Lowman,
J M Dale,
J W Fisher,
J T Ray,
J C Crow,
R Watson,
G W Henry,
Cube Patton,
J M Small,
Rufus Hardy,
6 5o
G5o
5 20
5 2o
4 Io
2 63
1 85
2 15
2 15
1 45
147
. I 40
2 80
2 80
2 80
2 80
1 00
55
2 80
10
20
90
80
60
3
50
50
40
10
10 !
10
10
10
10
40
85
15
3
15
65
80
10
230
230
I 80
1 80
2 80
2 80
r 75
2 55
I 55
I 90
4 10
4 10
4 io
I o5
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
20
Julia Moses
Albert "
L W Lowman,
B Stamey,
H Kincaid,
M Lowman,
J P Abee,
Jno Wall,
Thos Benton,
Wm Farr,
Jos Benton,
L H Miller,
B McGalliard,
N S Chapman,
A B Butler,
J S Chapman,,
Nov. 3.
Jno Coffey,
Levi "
Wm Brittain,
Jno Loughlin,
Jo Bradshaw,
Jo Winters,
M Evans,
J A Lane,
A Whisenhunt,
Thos Moses,
G W Lambethl
E Hern,
40
40
70
10
5 00
6 00
5 4o
6 30
6 60
6 60
5 65
6 30
6 10
5 40
5 10
5 43
6 10
6 35
6 30
7 3
6 25
6 60
7 4
6 60
7 35
6 65
6 70
6 80
685
7 35
6 45
2 50
3 4?
90
2 30
1 80
1 80
6 90
3 10
4 00
3 T
3 20
Thos Hern,
Lizzie "
. i
Thos "
T W Elliott,
Jno Clark,
Alice Watts,
Berry Lane,
Lrfayette Lane
M Bumgarner,
J Crotts,
C Moses,
5 Go
C2o
6 40
55o
2i5
2 60
G Go
6 90
5 80
5 90
2o5
6 2o
5 2o
4 90
7 60
5 70
. 1 45
1 80
2 75
I 85
6S
I 80
1 80
76
1 90
3 67
l 65
1 C5
1 95
I 65
I 65
3 65
3 70
I 70
B M Chapman,
Lola Abee,
L G "
Jno Lowman,
u
J F "
Sarah Deal,
I 5o
3 95
1 o5
I C5
3 15
2G5
1 55
3 o5
2 85
I 55
135
3 35
1 35
I 55
Jacob Deitz,
J F Martin.
G W Cloer,
.
P Carter,
W Oueen,
W Blackburn,
L
i
H
John Kelly
I75
I 5o
1 70
1 5o
I 5o
I75
I 25
I 45
1 45
145
3 35
555 47
W
A
Jno "
L Shade,
R Hardy,
Jas Clarke,
H Blackuurn,
Total,
STATIONARY AND BLANKS CLERK S
OFFICE.
Morganton Herald," blanks, 3 75
Pearson Bros., stationery, 14 15
Edwards & Broughton,
dockets,
16
Morganton Herald, blanks,
o
Pearson Bros., stationery,
1 M
5 00
Edwards & Broughton, Bl'k
book, 1 65
Pearson Bros., stationery, 4 60
A Bumgarner,
Erwin Butler,
L H Bumgarner,
J W Fisher,
J I Beach,
Jno Butler,
J H "
Jno "
A C Lewis,
Jno Messer,
E Carswell,
J M Propst,
J A Lane,
Jno Pearson.
H Lane,
B "
Jno Denton,
G W Aiken,
G W Chapman,
F Faulkner,
G W Aiken,
Jno Simpson,
Sam'l -J
J Denton,
L L Lail,
Etta Abee,
Total, 55 05
STATIONERY AND BLANKS REGIS
TER OF DEEDS.
J H Cooper, record of deed
book, 7 65
Edwards & Broughton,
record of deed book (2)
14
Pearson Bros., stationery,
Total, 22 75
STATIONARY AND BLANKS COM
MISSIONERS OFFICE.
E F Reid, Aet.. freight on
county seal, 70
J H Cooper, seal for Burke
county, 6 10
J H Cooper, blank book war
rants, 3 45
J H Cooper, sundries, 7
Total,
REPAIRS TO COURT YARD.
N P Beck, cleaning up yard
and well,
J M Dale,planting 37 trees,
17
7
9
16
Total,
REPAIRS TO JAIL.
J H Coffey, work,
J M Dale,
McKenzie& Turner, material,
Gillam & Shuping 44
J N Dale, work,
Total,
REPAIRS TO BRIDGES.
Rocky Ford Bridge.
43
77
1 45
235
3 80
2 85
23o
285
I 00
1 00
2 o5
2o5
1 Co
2 2o
C Lail, labor,
I 00
I 00
I 30
90
Geo Lowdermilk,
labor,
Gillam & Shuping,
. nails,
John's River Bridge.
R W Sudderth, re
building, I50 00
T L Hemphill, cut-
ting up log, I 00
Milus Edmonson,
2 15
3 Co
3 90
3 40
I 40
I 80
5o
I 35
I o5
I Io
work on abut
ment, 8 25
T L Hemphill, -work
on abutment, 3 00
I62
L A Crawley, re
pairing McDow
ell ford bridge,
T R Glass, rebuild
ing Lovelady
bridge,
J E Coulter, lum
ber for Camp
creek bridge,
T A Seals, lum
ber for Muddy
creek bridge,
J R Byrum, lum
ber for Little
Silver creek
bridee,
3 7o
loo
3 70
2o5
2lo
80
5o
5o
2 25
5o
1 00
2 75
I 92
I 5o
1 5o
1 00
Hudson's Bridge,
over Hunting
Creek.
MC Shuping & Co.,
lumber,
James Baker, re
pairing, 2 00
1 00
3oo
1 45
95
5 70
5 Go
5 Go
5 Co
5 60
Q Go
2346
Io 00
For Sundry Small
Bridges.
W J Forney, lumber,
L A Crawley, "
A N Dale,
Total,
COUNTY TREASURER'S ACCOUNT.
From Dec. I, I889 to Nov. 30, IS90.
General and Poor Funds.
Dr.
Dec. I, I889.
To balance from
last year, $ 186 76
Nov. 30, 1890.
To receipts from
all sources on
act. general &
poor funds, 5 3I0 62 5 497 38
Cr.
Nov. 30, 1890.
By payment on
act. general &
poor funds, 4
By commissions
on receipts 1
per cent.
981 61
I36 26
By commissions
on disbursements
i per cent,
5 25 5 33 l
Balance due county, paid
over to S C Kerlev
treasurer, 9 264 26
3,497 38
Special Tax Fund.
Dr.
Nov. 30, 1890.
To net amt. due this
fund as per tax levy,
Cr.
Nov. 30, 1890.
f 6 103 91
By payment for bonds,
coupons, &c.
Balance due county,
paid over to S C Ker
ley, treasurer,
4 85S 82
ti 245 09
6, 103 9I
EXHENSES OF PREPARING
Edwards & Broughton,
tax books,
J H Cooper, making out
tax lists,
W M Kibler, tax lister,
J H Howard,
W P Hemphill, "
TAX LIST.
3 25
169 96
8 00
24 00
12 00
12 00
J T McGimsey, "
M N Hennessee, "
J A Bollinger, "
16 00
12 OO
IO OO
IO OO
D F Denton,
W T Harbison, M
W A Wilson,
J A Puett,
14 OO
IO OO
10 00
Riley Talent,
Total,
$3" 21
15 Kejunding money erroneously collected.
7e 1 - i-au, pon iaxj 3 00
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COUNTY EXHIBIT.
Comparative Statement.
Showing Amount of Warrants issued trom Dec. 18S9, to Nov. 1890,
INCLUSIVE COMPARED WITH SAME TIMS LAST TEAR.
Dec. 1889
Lost 0 J'oor.
50
60
Poor House,
Outside Paupers,
Cost of Criminals.
Jail,
Officers Fees,
Clerks' Y Fees,
Jurors' Tickets,
Witness Tickets,
Stationery & Blanks
C. S. C.'s office,
Stationery & Blanks, Reg. office,
" " Com. office,
Repairs to Court House,
50
75
" Yard,
" Jail,
" Bridges,
Cost of preparing Tax List,
" " holding election, '88,
Refunding money erroneously
collected,
Pay of Com'rs and Clerk,
Miscellaneous,
io
25
35
I 40
I 2?
Total Gen'l and Poor Fund,
Bonds bought and retired,
Coupons,
Miscellaneous,
Total warrants issued,
I 00
2 03
2 60
8 28
STATEMENT SHOWING AMOUNT OF MONEY LEVIED
TAXES FOR THE YEAR, JUNE, 1889, TO JUNE, 1890.
POOR AND GENERAL FUND.
1713 poles at 5o cents, $ 856 5o
$1,460,749 property at 26 1-6 cents per $100, 3,835 33
Total levied, $4,691 SO
Less Sheriff's and Treasurer's commissions,
7a per cent., 351 80
Net amount, $4,34000
SPECIAL FUND.
I7I3 poles at $1.00, $1,713 00
$1,405,74$ property at 33$ per $Ioo, 4,885 8
Total levied, $6,598 82
Less Sheriff's and Treasurer's commissions,
7ipercenL, 494 9
Net amount, $6,Ioj 9!
Net amount available for General and Poor
Funds, 4,340 00
Net amount available for Special Fund, 6,103 91
Total available, $10,443 91
4 20
25
2 00
00 1
CONDITION OF BONDED
IS90.
OLD BONDS, $IOO EACH, 8 PER CENT., DUE JAN. I, 1890.
Number outstanding Jan. t, 1890, 206
Number presented, redeemed and canceled, I93
Number still outstanding, 13 206
Io 00
33 04
NEW BONDS KNOWN AS EXTENSION BONDS, BEARING 6 PER CENT. INTEREST,
4 32
Of these bonds the Board of Commissioners has issued as follows
Number due July I, 1890, 46 bonds.
..mm l89If 40 M
" " " " 1893, 40
" " " 1894, 40 -
Total issued, 206 bonds.
i
33 46
DISPOSITION
Outstanding in the hands of purchasers, 166
Number unsold and still on hand, 12
Number redeemed and canceled, a9
Total, 306 bonds.
Also cash in bank, being proceeds of x bond sold, $ too. 00
I 00
3 75
2 40 j
35642
NO. 40.
F W Boyd, error io tax list, a 17
Total, S !7
Pay of GmMiitieners and Clerk.
P Erwin.
40 00
48 00
57 $0
41 81
I W Connelly,
John Nantz,
II Cooper,
Total,
MISCtLLAXEOCS.
i83 31
150
o 00
150
ij CO
25 00
t35
Morganton Ilerand, ad
vertising:.
Morganton Herald, Pub
lishing county exhibit.
Morganton Herald, print
ing.
B A Berry, land sold for
taxes and bought by
county,
T Perkins, county at
torney, spring term.
B F Davis. load wook for
judges election.
M Silver, registering elec
tion returns.
J T Perkins, county at
torney, fall term.
25 00
Total.
$89 5
Bonds Bought and Canceled,
Saml Huffman. Treas
issued to cover 28 bonds,
bought and calceled, 3 800 00
Total, t 800 00
Coupons Bought and Canceled.
W II Pearson, 6 coupons, 24 00
Mrs. P L Murphy, 3 lioo
S Huffman treas 116 " 46400
S T Pearson, 81 324 00
G P Erwin, I " 4 00
T G Walton, 30 90 00
G P Erwin. 80" 240 00
S T Pearson, 8 M 24 00
16 M 4800
Total, $( 230 00
MISCELLANEOUS-SPECIAL TAX FUND.
E F Reid, agent, express
on blank bonds,
S McD Tate, repaid mon
ey borrowed to buy
bonds,
S T Pearson, cashier, in
terest on temporary
loan,
Edward and Braughton,
printing new bonds,
G P Erwin, allowance for
funding county debt,
G P Erwin, pay and ex
penses to Asheville to
levy railroad tax,
40
7207
to 00
30
50 00
ro 00
Total,
$833 12
to Nov. 1890. Dec 18SS to Nov. 18S9.
$ 781 08
156 66
937 74
16S 65
733
789 75
724 97
393 97
299 79
684 05
313 ox
530 56
166 35
570 10
555 47
2,612 33
,4S
55 05
22 75
17 75
5S 04
61 9S
77 9
134 06
310 15
33 J
6JS
285 83
180 70
320 09
16 35
8 25
356 42
31121
5 17
18831
89 25
t.070 54
4,620 51
,7
2,800 00
1.230 00
833 22
4,861
700 OO
1,568 50
4,863 2 a
9,433 73
3,26850
7,129 83 1
INDEBTEDNESS ON THIS, DEC,
IOO EACH.
OF THE NEW BONDS.
bonds.
lis IUW 20 00 S3 60 60 CO
14 15 00 25 00 45 00 &5 Oa
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