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' -, 604
' 605
606
P:607
' 608
V 609
'i510
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513
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,514
" 515
516
. ,G17
, 51S
519
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, ; 525
' ; 526
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JL C Burns, ,j P costs. .... 1.85
0 F Dowd, ren co. Gates. . 3.25
T P. King. )abor.. 44.67
W H Chappell, bridge work 6 00
Raleigh Iron Works, rep'ra. 114-13
John. D Brlgga, plan br'ge. 6.00
W Z Blake, work surveying 20.00
Bob bltt 4V Wynne, drug. . 75
W A Pugh, gravel. , 40.00
Troy Jones,, work on bridge 3.00
L C Yeargan, lumber. . 8.64
H C Olive Co., plow points 4.80
Bobbltt A Wynne, drugs. . 1.50
3 I Sandereford, bridgew'k 2.00
Raleigh Iron Works, work
on machine 19.16
J I Johnson, drugs ...... 1 2.48
Norris Bros. Co., for. etc. . 11.22
S J Betts, rock. ......... 16 25
C R Fowler, labor. . . .... 35 00
F H Holloway, l'b'r. on r'ds 17.00
M H Bynum, pay roll. ., . . 118.33
J A Wiggins, lumber, etc. 4.05
M ! Stell, bridge work., 5.98
L F Adams, bridge work. . 6.92
Frank P Austin, labor, . ...,.. 279.54
M W Womble, lumber, and
work. .. . . . . . . ....... 5.00
James Baugh, road work. . 21.50
Phillips & Penny, suppies 125.42
R E Thompson, pay roll. . 116.66
W N Bunn,, pay roll. ..... , 122.42
S h Lee, pay roll 137.49
W L Jones, road work. . V 22.50
1 C Gattis, meal... ..... 8.00
A L Tilly, right of way . . . 10.00
Dove, Keith, Connelly, sup. 204.64
Arthur Keith, right of way 25.00
R A Privett, merchandise 6.80
T H Briggs & Sons, hdw. 122.40
J P Wyatt & Son, hdw... 5.05
W A Myatt, hdw. etc. . . . . 18.07
Carolina Hdw. Co.i mat. etc : 8.00
S W Brewer, supplies. . . 394.63
C D Arthur, fish 1.05
Barber & Towler, har. etc. 41.50
J Schwartz, beef. . ....... 23.95
A Lorbacher, horsesho'ng. 3.40
J T Edwards & Son, peas. 6 54
R E Nichols, prof, services 10.00
W H Blanchard, lumber, 18.95
J J Bernard, clerk. 15.40
Crowder t Rand, forage.. : 29.46
H J Bridgera, beef . . 4.83
S P Pennington, smithwork .-. 1.60
J L Brown, supplies..... 85.85
Allen Roofing Co, repairs. 2.25
J Rosengarten, overalls ... 2.00
W H Whitager, rent. . . . . 7.50
J R Ferrall & Co., for. etc. 21.28
A N Johnson, supplies. . . . 23.59
J Beale Johnson, lumber. . 34.88
W H Carpenter, supplies. . 182.94
M E Betts, shop work .... 6.40
C B Ray Harness Co, sup. ., 5.45
E M Perry, supplies ..... 92.47
Moonie Perry, cooking. . . . 3.20
I J Johnson, lumber. . . . 13.23
I B Harrison, wood ..... . 12.00
Mrs Edna Obriant, gravel 15.00
Port Huron Engine Co.,
grates . . . 11.43
1
4
531
632
633
534
535
636
637
538
639
540
541
542
643
544
545
Total May 2,822.20
3une, :''';
546 J C Matthews, lumber. , . . 14.85
547 J C Matthews, lumber 6.10
648 W D Sandllng, costs, .v. . . 2 85
549 W II F Branch & Bro.,
' smithwork ; ....... . 5.45
550 J W Blalock & Son, l'mb'r. 53. 00
651 J W Lassiter, work. . . . . . 11.25
552 W F Kearney, work ... .. 9.12
553 S A Johnson, damage . . . . 40.00
654 A'V Council, work . . . .... ,.13.61
'555 C R Fowler, salary. . . ... 74.50
556 J A Wiggs, C: P, exp. pris. 6.110
557 N A Wilder, bridge work 15.75
568 H P Gill, J P, ' costs ... ; ... 2.65
669 Frank P Austin, exp. etc. 1.15
560 Jas. Honeycutt, D S, ex
pense prisoner. ....... 5.05
" 561 Ingersoll Rand Co., repairs 7.29
562 -Frank P Austin, salary. . 308.27
663 Good Roads Mch. Co., mch. 28.50
564 Strauss Bros, clothing..., 157.33
565 Standard Oil Co., grease. . 9.12
666 A Home & Son, suplies. . 13.19
667 Peebles & Edwards, shoes 1.60
568 W B Temple, rep'ng w'gon 3.50
569 W E Pool, board ....... 6.75
670 A D Honeycutt, board. 6.75
671 Albert Pettiford, work... 21.00
672 W A Liles, work. . ...... 5.25
673 Barber & Towler, harness 130.00
674 Bobbltt & Wynne, drugs. 3.00
675 Crowder & Rand, supplies 396.75
676 H Rosenthal, shoes, etc . . 20.80
577 Baker Thompson Co., l'm'r 3.20
678 W A Myatt, supplies. .... 190.19
678 C 0 Arthur, fish 1.40
, 580 J P Wyatt & Son, supplies 5.64
,681 Carolina Hdw. Co., hdw.. 3.05
682 Hart Ward Hdw. Co., hdw. 1.55
583 Anderson & Thiem, shoes. 16.30
684 J S Hailey Co., shoes. . , . 19.20
685 James I Johnson, drugs. . . 5.94
586 S W Holloway, repairs. . . 4.79
587 Johnson & Johnson coal. . 95.36
THE PASSENGER PIGEON
;cciss Is Now Abost En
tirely Extinct
Audabon Society, Seeing the Ex term,
ination of this Bird, l Makiaff an
- Kftort to Propatcate Another Series
of Similar 8iecU'B.
Now" York. Feb. 4 One Molltury pas
efiier pigeon, ending her life at thq
5CokKicaV Garden in Cincinnati, la to
day all that rertialrti ofaJi" American
Fppcli'8 that early in the last century
niiNl over ' tho. eontlnertt In nocRs
frliifr billions, according to re
; 1 -r received at the headquarter
. , rlnriftl . A aKfto.a.tinn .fit Allfltl-
fr bbr -k ti-s In '.this ci'7- Ai.-Hh tha
588 Johnson & Johnson, coal. . li.Si
589 O W Parry, bridge work. . 40.09
590 M H Byrunj, pay-roll. .. . . J17.50
691 C A Separk, J P. costs... 12.50
592 W Z Atkinson, lumber... 18.69
693 R Y Smith, lumber...... 4.76
594 R E Thompson, pay roll. . 115.00
595 W L Cooley, work. 6.00
596 W H Carpenter, supplies. 315.08
597 W G Ford, wood. ........ 4.00
598 W A Broyal, lumber..,.. 17.74
599 h M Clifton, capture con. 10.00
600 J N Rochell, watchman... 9,00
601 S L Lee, bridge work.... 12.50
602 S L Lee, salary v. , . . . ... 138,33
603 W F Jones, road work.., 19. 1Q
604 J J Bernard, board work. 16,20
605 Alvin Lorbacker, sm'h w'rk 9.85
606 J Beale Johnson, lumber 16.30
607 Everett T Banks, wood.,. . 6.00
608 S P Pennington, sm'h w'rk. 4.40
609 E T Piper, lumber....... 11.92
610 H P Gill, J P costs. . . . . . 5.15
611 J Rosengarten Co., cothing 2.00
612 R W King, vegetables.... 7.90
613 Raleigh lion Works, rep's. 28.11
614 R H Utley, supplies...... 29.53
615 T H Briggs & Son, hdw.. , 221.74
616 W C Cram, work........ 6.00
617 Ellington Sup. Co., lumber 12.69
618 J G Shaw, surveying..... 4.00
619 G D Allen, Bridge work.. 1.00
620 J M Pace Mule Co., mules 650,00
621 Dove, Keith, Conneley, l'br. 144.48
622 Dove, Keith, Conneley, sup. 305.10
623 J.J L McCullers, gravel.. 20.00
624 AV N Bunn, coffin, etc. . . . . 16.25
625 W N Bunn, pay roll. .... 127.26
626 SAL Railway, freight. . , 1.53
627 Ed Aiken, right of way. . . 10.00
628 J C Hobgood, gravel..... 10.00
629 Citizen Nat'l. Bank, coup. 450.00
Total June
.S 4,824.85
July.
W J King, prot'c'g bridge 5.00
J B Lemmon, expenses. . . 5.20
A R Oneill, road work . . . . 20.00
Charlie Blinson, repairs., 9.40
H H Roberts, service. . ... 2.50
G D Martin, pris. to roads 6.35
A J McKee, footway...,. 8.S5
Wilson Womble, repairs. . 1.00
.1 B Wiggins, bridge work 2.60
N C Hines, costs. ... .... 2.95
W F Jones, exp, with pris. 3.85
J C Burns, court costs. . . . 1-35
L P Adams, b'ld'g. bridge 2.73
S P Pennington, smi'w'rk. 2.40
G R Holland, costs...... 6.55
W C Dunn, repairs...... 8.00
C L Thompson, b'dg. work 4.00
I H Lynn, lumber 2.42
Raleigh Bank, Trust Co.,
bonds ............. .. 500.00
Frank P Austin, labor... 222.61
C R Fowler, machine sq'ad. 87.00
S L Lee, pay roll 163.82
W M Bunn, pay roll 119.32
R E Thompson, pay roll.. 115.00
M H Byrum, pay roll. .. ... 123.33
D R Byrum, costs and ex. 27.80
M E Gooch, road work ... . 38.47
W H Carpenter, supplies. 184.47
W G Ford, wood. .... i. .. 4.00
R A Privett, oil .... . .... 4.05
W H Whitaker, rent 5.00
J I Johnson, drugs .: 4.32
J M Whitley, J P costs. . . . 3.35
Jas. Honeycutt, D S, ex
pense prisoner ...... . . 5.30
R W King, vegetables. . . . 8.00
C B Ray Harness Co, h'rn's. 15.50
Globe Clothing Co., hats.. 12.50
Barber & Towler, harness 2.10
J S Hailey, shoes, . . . 20.20
Crowder & Rand, supplies 331.11
Carolina Hdw. Co., hdw.. 20.73
W F Jones, road work . . . . 23.10
F P Austin, freight...... 1.00
F P Austin, salary. . . .... 17.87
Koyall & Borden F. Co.,
mattresses 36.40
Baker Thompson Lumber
Co., lumber 4.86
Johnson & Johnson Co, coal 65.63
W A Myatt, forage. . . . . . . 42.26
J P Wyatt & Son, plw. pts. 11.30
C D Arthur, fish 1.20
Anderson & Thiem, shoes. . 25.10
T H Briggs & Sons, hdw.. 24.13
Phillips & Penny, prov... 169.53
Alfred Williams Co, ledger 60
J Kline, clothing. 3-95
Alvin Lorbacker, sm'm w'k. .10.65
Hart Hard Hardware Co.,
sewer pipes ..... 10.85
R H Utley, supplies...... 34.58
W A Bridgers. board, . . . . 3.25
R W King, potatoes. . . . .. 3.00
Keith, Connelly Co, prov. 224.2
G L B Penny, provisions. . 7.35
George A Wright, lumber 22.00
J J Bernard, board work. . ' 16.90
W C Cram, repairs...... 6.00
W Z Atkinson, lumber... 21.60
S W Holloway, repairs.'. . . 23.60
W N Richards, moving ma
chine 7.50
C30
631
634
635
636
637
638
639
640
641
642
643
644
645
646
647
648
649
650
651
652
653
654
655
656
657
658
659
660
661
662
664
665
666
607
668
4560
670
671
672
673
674
675
676
677
678
679
680
681
6S2
683
684
685
686
687
688
689
690
691
692
693
694
695
696
697
698
699
700
tribe, whose meeting places often cov
ered hundreds of square miles, there
will soon disappear the last race of
the wild pigeons that have been
slaughtered by the million by men who
fed their hogs upon the carcasses they
could not carry away. Though it is too
late to save this species, special efforts
are now being made by the Audubon
workers to bring about the restoration
of other birds of economio value that
must otherwise share the same fate.
For many months systematic search
has been made throughout the conti
nent by officials of the Audubon As
sociation for relics of the once prolific
Passenger Pigeon. Members of the or
ganization headed by Professor C. F.:
Hodge of Clark University have made
a standing offer of $1,50 to' anyone
discovering a nest of this Specie;' but,
though .thousands hays 'been tryin
eagerly for the prise, not single
claimant has appeared,' In response to
a recent Inquiry by T. Gilbert Pearson,
secretary of the National Association
of Audubort Societies, the' authorities
of the Cincinnati Zoo , bav Just fur
nished the last chapter in the tra!c
tale of these butchered bird. The
fm,tlf IS
recently without Issue :at the ag of
24
Last
As late as 1377 what Js now known
to have been the' 4as nesting place
of these wild bird's was found in the
state of Michigan, where their nests
thickly covered the trees over the area
twenty-eigjm miles long and four miles
wide. Itesldents of this city declare
that ' In 1850 they flocked over Man
hattan Island in such numbers that
they obscured the sun and that ships
loaded in bulk with the bodies of these
birds lay at the wharves selling them
at. a cent apiece. Audubon Is quoted
as observing a roosting place of wild
pigeons iii Kentucky early In the la,st
century that extended1 forty miles' and
was three- rolled In width. On its edges
ma with guns; nets, clubs and, torches
slaughtered ; the roosting birds, each
often bagging 500 in one day. Whsn the.
wholesale . butchers could not' ,' carry
away "no more, they let loose droves
of hog to fatten, on' what was left
About 1855 this treatment began to
thin, the ,rapU of .the' tiassetigor plg
eojis, till two years ago it was dis-erj-d
thit only -cmtH be
19.10
7.60
2.95
Total July . , ,
,..$ 2,965.64
Anguftt.
704
705
706
707
708
709
710
711
72
713
714
715
716
717
718
719
,720
721
722
723
724
725
726
727
728
729
730
731
732
733
734
735
736
737
738
739
740
741
742
743
744
745
746
747
748
749
750
751
762
753
754
755
756
757
758
759
760
761
762
763
764
765
766
767
768
769
770
T H Walls, D S, exp, prls.$
T H Walls, exp. prisoner, ,
W H F Branch, cost. ....
Jas J Allen, bridge ,work. .
W B Anderson,- lumber..
R B Whitley, provision. , "
K H Falson, W. G. Pear
son, bridge work. ... ..
Joe Davis, lumber .'
J J Bernard, clerk .
S P Pennington, mithw'rk.
Q D Martin, exp. prisoner
J J Dunn, gravel.'.
R H Biggs, D S, exp. pris
J A Wall, cost ...... ... . .
G O Pitts, lumber
W A Liles, bridge work . ,
Dr O L Ray,, service . . . . . .
J W Fordhara, bridge w'rk.
R A Privett, oil ....... .v
S Holloway, repairs. .....
W E Stlnson, supt. roads.
Clarence Johnson, repairs
J B Womble, bridge work
Heller Bros, shoes.....
T Jt Briggs & Son, s'ndr's.
Barber & Towler, repaiw
Koonce Bros, chairs. . . . .
Norris Bros, camp No. 3.,
Hunter & Dunn, bay ....
J P Wyatt & Son, for., etc.
Anderson &. Thiem, shoes. .
M H Bynum, pay roll....
R E Thompson, pay roll. .
W, N Bunn, pay roll. . . ...
S L Lee, inc.,. ., ,
S L Lee, pay roll... . . . .
C R Fowler, pay roll
Keith & Connelly, supplies
J R Ray, bridge work . , ...
J R Ray, bridge work ....
J Kline, clothing. , . ... . i
James Baugh, bridge w'rk.
McCullers Bros, supplies.
Geo E Gill, road work . . .
Dr A E Riggsbee, service
Commercial Ptg. Co. print.
E J Byrum DS summoning
jurors . . ... . . - : .,
A M Pollard, bridne work
M E Butts, repairs . . ..
W H Carpenter, sup
M H Collins, lumber ....
J C Matthews, lumber . .
Hard Ward Hdw. Co. uails
A Pettiford, bridge work.
H D B Penny vegetables. .
H D Rand, roud supplies
G Wall, bridge work .... .
James I Johnson, drugs. . ,
S J Betts, wood .... . .
Z V Johnson & Son work
L C Chandler, damage ...
W F Jones, road work . .
J N Horton et als service. .
J E Stevens, cabbage . . .'.
D Allen salary for W G.,
B H Collins, road work . .
A C Olive, road work . .
9'
6.50
2.50
4.30
1.00
43.68
216.63
8.05
4,M
14.40
13.20
6.60
15.00
6.00
2.95
28.00
14.00
18.50
5.35
1.50
33.45
93.75
1.50
12.75
25.80
133..71
9.30
3.00
363.49
14.27
83.49
17.25
120.00
115.00
116.67
6,30
151.66
65.00
286.44
73.98
7.80
2.50
31.00
266.41
4.90
2.00
S.14
16.05
105.91
33.00
144.36
.70
8.75
16.50
1.74
2.00
6.44
4.88
18.05
100.00
11.50
3.00
4.94
75.00
5.5J
8.00
Total August
, . . . J 3,033.74
September, 1010.
A J McKee, road work. . 82.69
C R Fowler, pay roll . . . . '' 101.50
E T Scarboro, board .... . 25.50
H M Byrum, lumber ... . 62,71
C W Woodard, cap. pris. . . 12.00
J N Norwood, lumber . . . 3.00
Garry Wall, repairs .. . . 7.60
W H Whitley, rent .. .. 6.00
Jerry Smith, repairs ..... 4.00
J J Bernard, clerk .... 13.80
F H Holloway, cabbage. . 5.10
F H Holloway, roadwork 75.00
J N Rochell, repairs .. .. 22.35
M Fort, bridge work .... 86.05
J J Jordan, lumber .... . 11.48
W N Franks, lumber .... 39.30
J R Ray, bridge work . ... 4.50
M. E Gooch, road work . . 27.50
R M Estes, damage .... 8.00
A B Ross, repairs ...... 2.50
S L Lee, pay roll . . 147.48
S P Pennington, s' work..' 31.15
P Massenburg, gravel .... 15.00
M H Byrum, pay roll . ... 130.00
W F Jones, road work .. 16.75
771
772
773
774
773
776
777
778
779
780
781
782
783
784
783
786
787
788
789
790
791
792
793
794
795
796
797
798
799
800
801
802
803
804
805
806
807
808
809
810
811
R E Thompson, pay roll . . 116.69
B M Hamilton, cabbage. . . 4.00
G N Baucom, moving rafts . 7.50
C F Williams, repairs .... 20.00
G W Perry, lumber .... 29.25
A J Stephens, lumber . . , , 106.67
A J Stephens, lumber .. 13.72
A J Stephens, work .. . . 27.25
A J Stephens, work ... . 14.20
W P Powell, vegetables.. 10.40
Salon Baker, lumber .... 11.39
W N Bunn, pay roll : . , . 118.66
LA Harper, repairs .... 5.20
H H Roberts, JP costs . . 13.94
G D Martin, pris. to Jail.. 3.05
W T Hunter & Bn, lumber 18.30
vrmii alii whose lxiate died
701 w C McMackia, treatment
702 W F Jones, exp. prisoner.
703 J C Burns, J P, ex. pris. . .
found on the whole continent, four at
Milwaukee and three in Cincinnati. :
' Declaring that practically ail the
gulls and terns in America today have
survived solely through the work of
protection and restoration at their
reservations, leaders of the National
Association of Audubon Societies are
now appealing to he peopl k his
coiintry to support the work of pre
serving dying species of native, birds
which they have already begun. The
Upland Plover, Cabot's Tern and the
Least Tern, they .assert, can now be
saved to the nation by quick emergen
cy measures for which special funds
are to be raised; TW work of restor
ing the Wood Duck and other gams
birds that are threatened with the fate
of the Passenger Pigeon Is to be un
dertaken by the Audubon workers with
the' support of the sportsmen, of the
Country. Sad as is the passing of the
Passenger Pigeon, its lesson may avert
the extinction of other valuable spe
cie, it 4s declared. .If the American
people rally at one to save their re
maining ,birq resources. . j f
Nestlnsj FIsce.
812 EM Bledsoe, costs 3.76
813 W E Stlnson, salary .... ,186.60
814 E M Bledsoe, cost . . . . . 3.76
815 J E Gill, coat.......... 6.35
816 C A Separk, costs . . .... 6.95
817 N C Hlnes, costs 2.80
818 J M Whitley, costs ..... 1.25J
819 N C Hines, costs . . . . .. 2-SQ
820 E T Piper, road work .. 14.84
821 T F King, hire teama, etc. . 72.85
8?2 J M Williams, bridge .. .. 5.00
823 G A Wright, lumber .... 11.25
824 W A Upchurch, wood .... 18.00
825 A Pettiford, work . . ... . ' 16.26
826 C H Upchurch, vegetable ' 9.40
827 W H F Branch, work i. 4.65
828 Apex Mule Sup. Co. up... 39.50
829 J E. Stevens, cabbage .... .. 1.80
830 B N Ferrell, stove acc't... 3.20
831 D B Jones, work .. . ... 5.50
832 L M Stephenson, wood .. 3.60
833 Southern Ry. Co. freight. 10.70
834 J P Wyatt & Son, supplies 236.49
835 S W Holloway, repairs .. 120.80
836 Hart Ward Wdw. Co. hdw 26.50
837 Wake Forest Sup. Co. sup. 119.70
838 Hunter & Dunn, feed .... 121.73
839 C B Ray Harness Co har
ness . . . . 41.20
840 T H Briggs & Sons, hdw. 52.88
841 W L Brogden & Co. prov.. 13.50
842 J F Battle, scanting .... i.zo
843 C D Arthur, fish .. .... .40
844 T E Holding & Co. drugs 9.50
845 Norris Bros & Co. pro . . 354.49
846 Norris Bros. & Co, pro. . . 21674
847 Raleigh Fur. Co., chairs, . 2.40
848 T L McCullers & Co. sup.. 26.78
849 James I Johnson, drugs, , 4.60
850 Barber & Towler, sup. . . 3.90
Sal J M Smith, supplies .... 2.80
852 Ral. Iron Works, repairs. 42. 3a
853 W P Edwards, lumber . . 2.00
854 W G Ray, lumber . . . . ' 21.38
855 T A Stephens, prov. .... 6.38
856 S B Bledsoe work .. .. 2.50
857 M J Carlton, lumber . . . 1.10
858 T H Griffls, work 8.15
859 M E Gooch, pay roll . .. 61.15
860 Keith Connally Co., sup. 15713
561 Ellington Bldg. Co. lumber 1.92
562 E G Richardson, beef .. 1.70
863 W H Blanchard, lumber, 130.66
864 J J Sanderford, work ... S.5S
865 D I Stephenson, work .. 7.40
8G6 W L Cooley, timber .... 30.47
867 Baker Thompson Co. lmbr. 75.02
Total September .. ..$ 3,742.34
October, 1910.
86 S J J Horton, work . . : . . 32.20
869 J C Matthews, lumber .. 20.53
870 J L Strickland, work. . . 2.00
871 C F Williams, Work. ... 126.39
872 J J Bernard, clerk . . . . . . 17.10
873 A J McKee, pay roll .. .. . 117.50
874 A J McKee, road work . . 32.76
875 W H F Branch Bro. shop
work 22.20
876 J .T Stewart road work . . 85.5(T
877 H G Scarboro, feed .... 20.80
878 L II Adams, work . . .. 15.00
879 J M Smith mchdse . . . . 4.55
880 W II Marshall, repairs. ... 1.00
881 C Adams, work .... . . 48.75
882 W E Stlnson, salary .. 125.00
883 Koonce Bros, chairs etc. . . 9.60
884 James I Johnson, drugs 8.55
885 C R Fowler, pay roll . . . 111,03
886 G W Perry, lumber .... 28.28
887 G W Perry, lumber . ... 34.74
8S8 W N Bunn, pay roll 116.66
889 B L Wall road work ... 7.75
890 W N Pitts, lumber ,. .. 48.60
891 J R Ray, bridge work .... 12.40
S92 R E Thompson pay roll. . 116.66
893 M H Byuum pay roll . . 140.00
894 C H Upchurch, fodder . . ' 5.86
895 A Pettiford, work .. .... 24.00
896 S L Lee, pay roll .. .... 151.50
897 W F Jones, brldse work.. 47.65
898 Z V Johnson & Son repairs 13.21
899 S W Holloway, repairs . . 111.73
900 O B Ray Harness Co.,
harness .. . . .. .. .. 63.25
901 C D Arthur, fish .. .... 1.70
902 Wake Forest Sup Co. sup. 257.63
903 Phillip & Penny, sup... 311.39
901 A A Rowland, stones .. 12.00
905 W.L Brogden, mdse. . . . 32.64
906 TF Brock well, keys etc. . 4.25
907 Zebulon Sup Co., sup. .. 50.01
908 Freeman Liles, sundi.cs. 1.60
909 Norris Bros. Co sup. . . . . 190.66
910 J P Wyatt & Son, forage 113.00
911 Anderson &Thlem, dry gds. 25.80
912 T H Briggs & Son sup... 19.61
913 8 P Pennington black'm'th 10.40
914 Barber & Towler traces . . 3.50
915 J S Wiggins, lumber etc.. 26.82
916 J Kline, convict suit .... 5.00
917 D Stephenson, repairs . . 1.50
918 T G Gattis, groceries . . . . 9.10
919 J.T Moore & Shaw, brlge
lumber . . . . . . .. 62.63
920 A M Pollar, bridge work. 2.00
921 H L Denning cap. convict 10.00
922 Mose Fort, lumber .... 117.84
923 S J Betts, wood v.. . ., 3.00
924 H H Roberts, costs .. .. 2.95
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925 O G Hamilton, painting.. 67.60
S 26 L Council, wprk, .. . . ' 9.00
927 W J King, damages .. . . 30.00
. Total October . . .. .-. 3,104.08
November, 1010.
928 W F Jones, work . . . . . .. 56.38
929 J E. Marcom, worH .'. .. 127.35
930 C R Fowler, pay roll .... 109,85
931 S L Lee, pay roll ...... 147.99
932 W E Stlnson, ' supt. roads 125.00
933 Standard Oil Co., grease 4.48
934 James I Johnson, drugs . . , 4.43
935 Ral, Furn. Co., comforts.. . 10.50
936 R E Thompson, pay roll.. 113.16
937 S P Pennington, work . . 23.65
938 T H Brlgga ft Son, sundries 41.23
939 Heller Bros,, shoes . . . . ' 76.00
940
941
J P Wyatt & Son sup. .. 246.76
A Pettiford, work. .. '
942 I P Warren, wood .. .. 9.75
943 L B Woodall, lumber . . 7.29
944 J M Smith, groceries .... 8.10
945 C B Ray, Ham. Co sundr' 12.15
'946 S W Holloway, repairs .. 122.70
947 T A Stephens, vegetables. .4.75
948 Apex Mule .& Snp. Co., sup. 128.72
94 9 Keith Connally Co. wor. . 20,6.46
950 Daniel Stephenson, repairs 2.10
951 W N Bunn, pay roll .. .. 126.87
952 M H .Byrum, pay roll 14000
953 W L, Cooley, beef .. .... 5.44
954 L H Adams, prov. 333.77
955 S R Home, supplies .... ; 30.70
956 S W Brewer, supplies . . 360.31
957 A Young, beef .. .... 12.56
958 T Q Gattis, groceries . . . . 11.70
959 M D & H L Smith Co shirts 68.00
960
961
962
Wake Forest Sup. Co. sup. 281.33
E H Barker, cap. convict. 10.00
Barber & Towler, repairs . . 7.45
C D Arthur, fish . . . . .. 2.42
G h Vinson, pipe . . ... 8.95
963
964
965 J A Wiggins, road work.. 14 00
966 J G Ball, Co. cakes . . .. 3.93
967 G W Perry, lumber . . , . . 136.70
968
J Rosengarten, clothing: , . 1.50
969
J J Bernard, clerk .. ... 25.30
970 E T Dampier, beef .. .. 3.36
971 G L Council, work . . . . 8.00
9 1 & T 9 Brockwell, repair. . , . 2.75
973 Millard Mial, lumber ... . 8.93
974 Millard Mial, lumber .... 16.80
B L Wall, work ..... . 13.50
E D Jacobs, gravel . . .. 10.00
976
977
J Maynard, bridge work . , 3.17
978 E T Piper, lumber ..... . 129.60
979 G Herndon, work ,. . . . . 6.00
980
'981
G M Harden mules . . . . 650.00
J M Pace Co., mules , ,. . 650.09
982
983
Raleigh Bank Trust Co.,
note . . . . . . . . . . . . 10,000.00
Raleigh Bank Trust Co.,
no'te .. .. .. .. .. .. 31.67
Total November , . . . . . .J14.715.06
Total road expense for .
the year 1910 .....$ 69,212.83
Vouchers Audited For Outwide I'oor Ex
penses For Fixcal Year Ending No
vember 30, 1910.
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2nd 8rd
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Allen, .1. . . . . . . 3
Allen, E. . .:, . . . 3
Arnold, F. . . . . - 3
Allen, S. T 3
Bishop, P. . . . 3
Bailey, C. A. . . . 3
Bailey, D. . . . . . 3
Bridgers, A. . . . . 3
Bridgers, W. C. . . 3
Batts, W. C. .... 3
Babb, B. . . . . . . 3
Botts, J. . . . ., . 3
Bailey, T. ..... 2
Burgess, R. . . . . 3
Brag, Mr. I. ... 3
Crocker, H. C. . . . 4
Chavis, W. . .! . . 3
Chavls, T. . ... . 2
Crocker, A, . . . . 3
Carr,' Betsy ....
Dement, H. . . . . .
Day, C. . . . . . . 3
Durham, M. . . . 3
Dew, M. ...... 3
Dew, W. F. . . . . 3
Divine, M. . . . . 3
Daniels, Mrs. F. . .
Edwards, A. . , . .
Edwards, P. . . . . 3
Evans, A- .... . 3
Evans, M. . . . . 3
Evans, C. . . . . . 3
Evans, S. . , . . . 3
Ellison, L. . . . 5
Ford, J. . .... . 3
Ferrell, W. F. . . . 4
Fuller, J. ..... 2
Fowler, E. . ; . . .
Glenn, F. v . . . . 3
Gill, Mrs. S. . . . . 3
Grant, J. .... . 3
Goodwin. M. N, . . 8
Grimes, M. . . . .
Ienry, I,. .... . 3
Hinton, B. . . . . 3
Harria M. and M. . 4
Hargis, V. .... 3
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Hodge, J. W. . . . 3 , 8 3
Hartefleld. S. . . . i 2 , 8
Horton, H 3 3 3 8
Herndon, M. . . . 5
Hinton, H 3 3 3 8
Hicks, E. ..... 3 ' 3 3 8
Hicks, L. . . . . . 3' 3 3 8
Horton, D. . . . . . 3 3 5
Jones, S 3 3 3 3
Jones, S. 3 3 3 8
Jones, P. ..... 3 3 3 3
Jones, H. and wife. 3 -3 3 8
Jones, J. . .... 2 2V2.2
Johnson, J. .... . 3
Judd, N. 3 3 3 3
Justice, R. ..... 3 3 3 3
Justice, L. . . . . 3 3 3 3
Justice, C. .... 3 3.8 8
Jones, Mrs. E. . . 3 . . i
Kelly, J. and C. . . 4 4.
King, A . 4 4 4 4
Lyon, H. . . . . . . . 2
Leeson.'F. . . . . . 3 3. 3 3
TTula Rnii . . 3 3 3 3
Leslie, H. 3 3 3 3
Locklear, B. . . . . 3 3 3 8
Liles, C. . . . ... 3 3 . 3
Loyd, P. . . ... . 3 3 3 3
Lucas, B 3 3 3 3.
Morris, I. ..... 2 2 2 2
Morgan, M. . . . . 3 3 3 3
Mann, J . 4 4 4 4
Maynard. W. C. and
wife 6 6 o
Mangum, M. E. .. 2 2 2 2
Morgan, J. .... 2 2 2 2
Morton, E. . . ,.33 3 3
Mangum, Mrs. M. F. 3 3 3 3
Measles, D. . . . . 3 3 . 3 3
Moore, T. and wife. 5 . . .
McClannagan. F. . . 3 3 3 3
MImms, Mrs. M. R.. . 3 3 3
Mills, G. and wife. . 3 3 3
Nevils, W. . . . . 3 3 .
Oneill, B. . . ... 3 . 3 3 ; 8
Oneal, F. and sister 4 4 4 4
Olive, L. . . .... 4 2 2
Passmore, Mrs AM... 3 . ;
Pool, J. and son . . 6 0 6 6
Pool, J. . . .... 3 8 3 3
foo, S. . . . . . . 3 3 3 3
Pool, J. G. . . . . 3 3 3 3
Pool, M. A. .... 3 3 3 3
Perry, Mlley . . . , 3 5 5 6
Pettiford, C. .... 2 2 2 2
Pearce, G. W. ... 3 . .
Pearce, C. . . . . . 3 3 3 3
Pace, Jane . . . . 3 3 3 3
Perry, A. F. . . . . 3 3 3 3
Price, E. . . . . . 2 2 2 2
Rogers, M. . . . . . 3 3 3 3
Rogers, E. , . . . 3 3 3 3
Roberts, L. . . . . 3 . .
Robertson, L. W. . 3 3 3 3
Rowland, V. .... . . 4 4 4 4
Richards, F. A. . . 3 3 3 3
Richardson, It. J. . 3 3 3 3
.Rowe, C. W. . . . 3 3 3 3
Rattler, M. . . . . 3 3 3 3
Rand, W 3 3 3 3
Robertson, J. ... 3 3 3 3
Richards, M. & wife 4 4 4 4
Ray, N. ... . . . . 3 3 3
Rogers, C. . . , . . ... 2
Rochell, W. M. . . . . . 2
Sturdivant, W. . . 3 3 3 3
Sanderford, M. A. . 3 3 3 .
Sanderford, M. ... . 3 3 3 3
Sanderford, L. ... . 2
Saunders, C. ... . 3 3 3 3
ateu, Mrs. u. . . . z a z z
Sikes, J. . . . . . . 3 3 3 3
Sikes, Mrs.' J. A. . . 3 3 3 ' 3
Shaw, L. . . . . . . 3 3 3
Thomason, M. . . . . 3 3 3
Taylor, J. ..... . . . . 2
Upchurch, D. & wife 5 3 3 3
Upchurch, E. . . . 3 , . ;
Upchurch, M. . . . ' . 3
Utley. G. . ... . . 322
Utley, S. . . . . . . . 3 3
Warren, A. . . . . 3 ' 3 ' 3 3
Watkins, C. . . . . 4 4 4 4
Winfree, W. H. . . 3 3 3 ' 3
Walker, M. F. . . 3 3 3 3
Womack, Mrs. S. . 3 3 . 3 3
Whitaker, L. ... 3 3 3 3
Whitted, S. . . . . . , 3 .
Westfall, R. M. ... . 2
Westfall, R 2
Yeargin, S. . . . . 3 8 3 3
Young, C. L. . . . 3 3 3 3
Total . . . . . ,391 381 $372 f 382
Suraiuary.
First Quarter .... .8 391.00
Second Quarter , , 381.00
Third Quarter . . . 373.00
Fourth Quarter . . . 382.00
Total
. . , . .81,626.00
We hereby certify that wa have carefully-
examined the foregoing statement
and find that it corresponds with, the
books and vouchers kept by the Register
of Deeds, Clerk of the Board of Commis
sioners. , " ,v "
D T JOHNSON, Chairman.
B. S. FRANKLIN. Per 8, C. B
B. C.'BECKWITH.
. . - . Committee.
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