Supplement to NEWS-RECORD, Friday, April 12th, 1912
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF MADISON
COUNTY
Annual Report of tin receipts and disbursements of I lie County
of Madison for the .year iH'ginning December 1st. lit in, and ending
November 30th, 11(11, made pursuant to Section 1388, Revisal of 1905.
JURY FUND 7 K. M. Sains 1.70
, .. , , , . v lo II. X. Fagan 5.10
(Continued from Inst wck) , (. j. WHtMoy 410
MARCH ' I" V- Lllf,k 7,;o
I To balance from Insi h .1 E. 'Vx 4.10
month S275n 58 j 1" A. K. Hr.van 4.10
I'ai I jurors as follows: i l W. L. llensley 4.10
I Reubin Samsev 2 10 lo W. E. King 4 10
1 II. .1. Anders 1 Ur 10 Tonie Hall 1.10
1 T. J. Graham '.Mo 10 Joe Phipps 0.80
I Dave Freeman 1.10 31 By Balance 2422.01
1 Charley Ramsey 1.10
1 I a B. Rice 2.10 ''7.Vi..)H
1 T. CHaynie 1.10 A PHIL
1 .1. G. Boone l.lo 1 To li.ilarce from last
1 .1. K. Fox 'J. 10 niontli 2 122. 01
'2 A. IV White 0.70 Paid Jurors as follows
'2 T.L.Brown ."i.7o 4 J as ( iosnsll Jr.. 1.10
2 J. 10 Cnldwall l.lo " Jeff Hrnce '2.70
2 A. E. Bryan l.lo 8 J. II. Price 1 .(
2 P. C. Crawford 3 10 1 L M. Bryan '2.10
2 G. G. Gwaltney 2.lolo G. V. Russell 5 5n
2 M. F. Forester 3.10 lo .I B. RoUits 3 80
'2 Sol Shelton 0.10 10 A. T. Chandlev 3.1o
2 L. B. Bryan 4,70 12 Z. Ponder :..r.o
'2 ,1. C. Sanders 5 7o 1'2 Marion Ramsey C..:!0
2 J. L 1 lipps 7.50 12 Frank Lmdevs l'.20
2 S W. Robers n 5.90 12 T. C. Clark 5.90
2 K. II. llii ps ,..) 12 G. C Melcalf 7.'20
2 Gal lon Farmer 4.70 12 J. W. Sprinkle 5.90
2 W A. Wallin 5.3n 12 R. B. Payne 5.40
2 S. C. Rice . 5.40 12 J. G Cassada 5.80
2 James Wilson 4 55 12 B.T.Davis (i.C.O
2 B. Wallin ."..:0 12 Ben Clark '2.30
2 J. YY li dnim 4.7o 1-2 Stranger (iosin-ll 7.1o
2 S A. Dill 5 20 12 B C. Boone 0.80
2 C. D. Lewis :.7o 12 T. M. Hoil 0.80
2 Vai ce Led fun I '..10 12 W. W. Hamlin (5.90
2 J. (J. Lisl 0.70 12 II. L. (iibl)s 0.40
2 I). F. Freeman 4 90 12 L B. Brown .30
:i Sam Ray 110 31 Balance '2:i02.01
4 A. J. Bridge 1 10
4 J. C Caldwell 1 10 2422.01
4 S. L. Teiigue 7.10 JUNK
4 P. terltico 1.10 1 To Balance from last
4 S eucer R;co l.lo month 2:')02.oi
4 W. E. King l.lo ISO Jury Tax from W. II.
4 L A. Crow llo Henderson, C. S. C- H7 35
4 A. J Bridges 1.10
4 J. K Fox 1.10 24nit.30
4 A F. Sprinkle 3.10 SEPTEMBER
4 I ice Ramsey 1.10 Paid Juror as follows:
4 W. M. Edward '2.10 11 J W. Crow 1 10
4 W. R Davis 2.10 11 Reubin Ramsey 1.10
4 (J, K. Pender 1.10 11 X. II Rice 1 10
4 (i. M. H nl-y 7.1)0 II J. M. llensley 1.10
4 W. L Kunnion 2.10 11 W Iv. Gentry 2.60
4 Z. V. Amnions 0.57 11 W A Wallin '2 80
4 L e H. Mrinkl 0.00 11 I E. Rumbough 3,00
4 R. F. F ster 8.10 12 L A Crow l.lo
4 J. W. Candler 7.1)0 12 W. B Cutshall 4 00
T P.O.Crawford '2.10 13 J. M llensley 1.10
4 Reubin Ramsey 2.10 13 II J. Jarvis '2.10
4 J.H.Reese "2.10 13 J. W. Crow 110
4 I M Sprinkle 7.10 13 J. C Ponder 3.10
4 Charley Ramsey '2.10 13 Richard Franklin l.lo
4 J. C Ponder 1.10 11) J. B. Roberts 1.10
4 I. I). Helcombe 1.10 13 Sam Cox 1.10
4 l r J. II. Baird 1.10 13 Jas. Bryan 1.10
4 Lee B. Ramsey 2.10 13 Abe Cassada '2 10
4 James Rector 110 13 Thos Graham 2.10
4 Reubin llensley 3 10 13 J. S. like 3.10
0 John Lisenbee 1.10 13 11. D. Hagan '2.10
7 Dave Freeman 1.50 13 L. E. Forester 1.10
7 C. W Tweed 1.10 13 C. II. Rinnion 2.10
7 1). E. llensley 2.1)0 13 J D. Carter 1.10
7 H. J. Anc'ers 1.10 13 J. F. Carter '2 10
7 W. B. llensley 2.00 13 W. M. Ledford '2.10
7 J, E. Ferguscn 4.10 14 Bayless Shelton 1.10
7 E. W. Briggs 1.40 14 J. Wilkes Stephenson 1.10
7 Mont Boone 1.10 14 G.H.Roberts '2.10
7 E. S. Bishop '2.35 14 K. M Gahagan 1.10
7 J. II. Lunsford 1.85 14 Richard Franklin 1.10
7 T. O. Shook 1.10 14 H. E. Carver 1.10
7 W. K. Davis 1.10 15 S.N. Ray 1.10
7 T. V. Ingle 3.70 15 T B. West 1.10
7 Greely Rector 1.10 15 H. J. Anders 1.10
7 S W. Brown 2.90 15 R. F. Tweed 1.10
7 P. C.Crawford 4.10 16 Jas. Bryan 1.10
7 F. M. Knight 4.10 15 C. H. Duckett 6.90
7 M. P. Coward 7.60 15 Lewis Allman 1.10
7 G. W. Odell 7.70 15 J. B. Callahan 1.10
7 C. 1), Fowler 8.00 15 E. S. Bishop 6.40
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7.50 20 Jim Chandler 0 20
7.00 20 John S. Rice 5 70
5.70 20 Claton Jackson 3 10
6.30 30 J. W. Crow, sr. 5 40
6.20 20 li. H. Clark ' H()
6.20 20 G. 1. Ponder 7 20
8.10 20 S. A. Brooks 7 00
6.60 20 li. C, Payne ' 0
7.60 30 By Balance 2000 M
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8.10 2401)30
7.00 OCTOBER.
6.1)0 l To balance from last
7.10 month sioiiO"!
8 00 Paid jurors as follows:
l.lo 11) L. M. Brvan 1 10
2.10 111 T. M. Wallin 1 10
1.10 11) J. E. Fox 1('
'2.10 11) Cliarlev Ramsey I 10
2.10 11) J. C. Chan.lley 1 10
2 lo 11) Rich Franklin 1 10
1 10 20 Matthew Thomas ' s)
5.80 20 C. W. Tilson
'2.10 20 I. E. Austin 7 20
5.80 20 T. C. Clark 0i
l.lo 20 W. B. Kay 1 10
7.10 20 J. X. Johnson 00
1.10 20 G. W. Dockery 5 "0
5 20 20 T. I). PI. ininons 5 50
l.lo () S. C Davis
2.10 20 A. X. Davis 2'
5 4o 20 F. M. Rich 7 10
6.1)0 20 J. X. Lamb 7 40
5.30 20 W. H. Chandler i 10
2 lo 20 Jack rn(.l- 20
1.10 20 L. C. Clark " DO
4.IO 20 K. A. Bishop 20
2.10 20 li. li. Allen 5 90
2.10 2(5 W. P. English 7 10
'2.10 28 T. F. Chandler " 00
'2.10 31 By Balance 1038 01
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'2.10 2000 81
2.90 NOVEMBER
3.10 1 To balance from last
3.10 month 193s 01
0.10 29 To am't from XV. II.
3.10 Henderson, C. S.
3.10 C, jurv tax 42 75
5 85
3 10 1 '.)- 1 30
3 10 30 By amount disbursed 0.00
(i 10' 30 By balance 1981 30
D. G. Single
II. P. Fisher
Caney Goforth
G. XV. Pleiuinoiis
J. W. Anderson
J. T. Waldrup
li. L. Brigman
M P. Coward
S. C. Rice
W. G. Gregory
John Foster
W. M. Rice
I loward Chaiidley
J. B. Coward
M. A. Pleiuinoiis
W. E. King
B. Callahan
J. Jcrvis
M. llensley
R. Mcrred
James
W. Faulkner
D. Waldrup
. P. Massev
. B. Ray
V. Shelton
M. Gaddy
XX. L. Pleinmons
J. C. Rector
Sterling Ponder
Theodore Rector
J. II. Price
J. M. Shelton
J. C. Ponder
L. A. Crow
W. M. Chanoler
R. L. Cook
J. E. Fox
W. C. Amnions
Lewis Allman
J. II. MeGhee
S. X. Ray
Joel Barrett
T. X James
II. C. Rector Sr.,
C. II. I lagan
A. E. Tweed
J. C. Chandley
M. L. Tread wa y
J. E. Carter
R. F. Tweed
M. V. Chandler
PAUPER FUND
To amount transferred from Jury Fund $1000 00
By amount from last month
P"d Isaac Lewis, pauper
O. C. Norton, two pauper
James Aaynie, keeping county home
(j. W. Goforth, pauper
J. XV. Roberts, pauper
Jeff Mcintosh, pauper
Mary Pen ley, pauper
Drucy Ramsey, pauper
Mary Wilson, pauper
Commissions on disbursements
C. F. Runnion, treasurer
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257 00
81 000 00
To amount from W. II. Henderson
P'd F. Shelton, mdse for county home
J. F. Fleming, pauper
Eliza Ledford, pauper
Balance
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COFFEE TRUST
Coffee has long been regarded as
a household necessity by many of
our American people and more
particularly among the poorer
classes. Within the past two or
three years the price of coffee has
about doubled and another advance
is freely predicted by those in po
sition to know. These excessive
prices are attributed to tiie abso
lute control of coffee by trusts at
home and abroad. Brazil produces
by far the greater part of the
wni4Jsj'jj)Jyof coffee and the
UniteTlStatesTS-8j4grgt pur
chaser. The Brazilinn government
buys up all the surplus coffee when
there is an over-production, and
regulates and restricts the plant
ing of coffee trees, so as to always
prevent the supply exceeding the
demand, and in addition charges a
heavy export duty. This consti
tntes the first trust and is respon
sible for a part of the high prices
now charged. After the anio.int
allotted to the United States reach
es here it is soon gulped up by the
home trusts and the unjust tribute
they demand furnishes the .second
reason for excessive prices. The
present prices are a burden to the
poorer classes and legislation can
not, in this case, give the desired
relief. The remedy is to stop us
ing coffee It is not a necessity
but is becoming more and more
regarded as a harmful luxury. No
doubt much of the nervousness,
biliousness and indigestion so com
mon among our American people
are due to the use of coffee. If
you must have l ave something to
drink while eating your meals, try
milk or water. You will feel bet
ter and live longer and a fat cow
looks better on your farm than a
fat trust in Xew York City.