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THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1921 GRAND JURY PRESENTMENTS OF JUNE TERM BARROW SUPERIOR COURT, 1921 (Continued from page 3) —— \ Appendix “D” Quarterly report of Special Taxes collected by M. H. Lowe, Tux Collect or, Barrow cuounty, Quurter ending March 31, 1921. Automobile Dealers $27.50 Barber shops lo.imi Cigarettes 375.00 Corporations 125.00 Oarages 10.00 Insurance 10.00 Live Htocq 10.00 Musical Instruments 5.00 Oil Trucks 20.00 Playing Cards 30.011 Soda Founts 30.00 Slot Machines 2.50 $060.00 Tax Collector’s Com. $ 66.00 Amount paid to state 504.00 660.00 Report for Quarter Ending June 30th, 1021. Automobile Dealers $55.00 Bicycles 10.00 Bridge construction 40.00 Cigarettes 75.00 Corporation 30.00 Oarages , 20.00 Musical Instruments 15.00 Photographer 5.001 Paving and Sewerage 34.10 Pistols 35.00 Road Construction 80.00 Soda Fount 5.00 Warehouse 10.00 414.10 Tax Collector’s Commission 41.41. Amount paid State 372.69 414.10 Appendix “E” Report of .1. L. Lackey, Treasurer of Barrow county, Georgia, from August 31st, to December 31, 1030, inclusive. RECEIPTS — August 31, 1920, cash in bank .30 Sept 1, H. G. Hill Ordinary 288.00 Sept 7, Note II G Hill, Ordinary 1,000.00 Oct. 8, Back taxes 1,224.40 Oct. 20, Note H. G. Hill, Ord. 0,450.05 Nov 1, Taxes W T Appleby, T C 000.00 Nov IS, G Bagwell, Clk, tinea etc 532.10 Dec 2, H G Hill,. Ordinary .<1.79 Deo 7, Taxes W T Appleby, T C 5,200.00 Dec. 13, Taxes W T Appleby 2,000.00 Dec 18, Taxes W T Appleby 8,833.72 Dec 18, Corporation taxes 1,160.28 Dec 21. Taxes \V T Appleby 7,731.00 Dt'C 28, Taxes W T Appleby 15,(KR.(H) Dee- 2s, 11 G Hill, Ordinary 135.75 Deo. 20, H. G. Hill, tlrdinary 145.00 Dec. 30, 11. <l. Hill, Ordinary 3,431.17 Dee 31, 11 G Hill, Ordinary 212.50 Dec 31, Taxes W T Appleby 5,000.00 Total Receipts $59,282.06 DISIU'USEMEXTS — Superior Court Funds: Jurors $1,665.17 Bailiffs 70.00 Extra service 308.00 $2,043.17 Chningang: Salaries $1,471,59 Maintenance 4,302.05 $5,773.04 Faupor fund 05.6.) Roads and bridges 9,311.98 Ordinary Exp. and Com. 545.00 Bills Payable 6,544.77 General expenses •] t 33,381,80 Total disbursements $57,609.01 Dec 31, 1920 cash In bunk 1,585.95 Total disbursing & cash in bk $59,282.96 Respectfully Submitted. J. L. LACKEY, Treasurer Barrow County, Ga. Appendix “F" To the Honorable Grand Jury, June Term: Barrow County Superior Court: 1 hand you herewith a report of all moneys received and paid out by me asj Treasurer, of Barrow county, for the current year, from January 1 to May 3ist, Inclusive. receipts— Jan 8. Reo. fm J L Lackey, fomer Treasurer $1,883.05 ltee. from T. C. old and new 30,384.20 Rev from clerk court, fines 120.04 Reo. from Ordinary, Borrowed money (net) 27,<20.62 Rec from Ordinary, sundries 461.27 $602170.98 Disbursements — Superior Court Jurors Superior Court Solicitor etc. 273.00 Pauper fund Roads and bridge* 3,803.66 Buildings and property, including Court House 14.64.k6.* alnrlea etc 2,099.04 Cbaingang, salaiies, etc ’ Cbatngang. maintenance exp. 4.178.74 jail fund, maintenance County officers salaries and com. 4.t--4 Interest Coroner’s fees 18.50 General fund, sundries 1,917.58 Bills payable notes 30,402.11 Bal. on hand June 1, North Ga. Trust Cos. .29 $60,276.98 J. W. NOWELL, Treasurer Barrow county, Ga. Appendix “G” Winder, Ga., June Ist, 1921. Hon. C. W. Parker, Ordinary Barrow county, Georgia : Dear Sir: As per yonr instructions to me to audit the entire records of Barrow county, I beg to submit herewith my re port. This Audit is made in detail, also in ] a very condensed form from January 16 1920, to January 1, 1921, inclusive. I would suggest that the county books bo kept more accurately in de tail, showing from whence the money came and to what particular depart ment the same was paid, as entirely too many vouchers are issued under the head of “Other* Objects or Miscellane- ous,” each voucher should state definite ly to what department it should be charged and for WHAT. Would aiso suggest that all out-stand ing obligations, such as open accounts, notes and etc. be kept in an accurate manner, and that notes paid and inter est paid certainly should be kept sep arate and an accurate record made of each Individual transaction. Respectfully submitted, C. O. NIBLAt’K. CONDENSED STATEMENT Barrow County as of January Ist, 1921. RESOURCES Real Estate ami Fixed Assets— Court house, Jail lot $20,000.00 Jail building 17,000.00 Court house bldg 111,729.50 Furniture & Fixtures 2,000.00 Vacant lot (4 acres) 600.00 $151,329.50 Chaingang and road equipment 22039.50 22039.80 Cash in bak road buds 72182.54 Amt due by Walton eo. 72182.54 Amt due by Jackson co 386.68 Amt uncol. tax 25297.83 102145.00 $275514.30 LIABILITIES Court house bonds 100000.00 Road bands 100000.00 200000.00 Bills pay. (mon bor.) 44320.90 Aects payable (Ct lise) 2111.68 Accts pay'ble (Gen.) 13473.87 O’dfts (N. Ga. Trst) 4001.06 63097.51 Net assets 11516.79 $275514.30 New Court House To material $77365.05 To labor 20385.55" To architect com. 5903.23 To contractors commission 7085.67 > — ——— $111720.50 By sale of bonds $105234.59 By General Fund 6494.91 $111729.50 List of Equipment and Supplies at Con vict Camp. 23 mules * $225.00 $5175.00 9-two liorse wagons 50.00 450.00 6 sets army doub. bar. 10.00 60.00 (1 sets skelton dble bar 7.00 . 42.00 1-one horse wagon 40.00 8-two horse wheeler scrapes 400.00 6 new drag scrapes > ' 75.00 4 grader plows 50.00 56 suits convict clothing 140.00 24 raincoats i 36.00 8 pairs rubber boots 28.00 36 pairs men shoes (new) 172.80 4 pairs Brogan shoes 8.00 56 suits underwear ' 50.00 1 Caterpillar Tractor 2500.00 l Packard truck 2500.00 1 Nash truck 1500.00 1 little Nash truck 100.00 1 Dearborn truck 1500.00 1 Ford touring car 250.00 2 prison cars on wheels 1500.00 ! 1 range stove amul utensils 150.00 1 4 dozen picks 60.00 3 dozen shovels 54.00 3 dozen mattocks 45.00 30 convict bunks 150.00 120 blankets 120.00 5 cots for guards 25.00 20 blankets for guards 20.00 1 cook car on wheels 125.00 6 hogs 10(1.00 600 bushels oats 408.00 8 road scrapes 3300.00 $22039.80 Road Tax 1 do not find any record of road tax tax collected, consequently am unable to show this in an itemized form. How ever. the officials tell me there has been i very small amount collected, and that same was deposited to credit- of Treasurer as “Receipts from Ordinary.’ Public Road Bonds By sale road bonds $105234.59 To amt. pd State Highway' Commission 29847.72 To amt pd surveyors and plans 3148.53 To adv. (Atl. Journal) 55.80 By Dal cash on hand January 1, 1921 72182.54 $106234.59 105234.59 Jan. 1, bal. cash on hand 72182.54 By act. due by Walton county 4277.95 Total bal. as of Jun. 1, 1921 $76,460.49 Tax Collector’s office for 1919 Pearl Williams, Temp. Collector Jan 16, Amt uncollected taxes 6095.19 Feb. 2, Pd County Treas 1676.26 Feb. 2, Receivers com. 17.15 Feb. 3, Col. Com. 17.16 Mar. 1, Pd County Treas 1219.20 ' Mar. 1, Receivers Com. 15.50 I Mar. 1, Col. Com. 15.50 i ; Mar. 4, unpaid tax fl fas to W. T. Appleby, T C, 3,144.42 Mar. 4, Error over paid county 10.00 6105.19 6105.19 W. T. Appleby, T. C., Acct, 1919. Mar. 4, Amt. fl fas from Pearl Williams 3144.42 May 15, Int. col. 40.21 April 5, Pd county Treas. 900.00 May 15, Pd County Treas. 449.72 May 15, Rec. com. 19.84 May 15, Col. com. 19.84 May 15, errors in digest 1490.47 May 15, insolvent tax 304.76 3184.63 3184.63 Tax Collector’s Office W. T. Appleby, T. C. 1920 Total tax as per digest $73837.58 Total Corporation tax 7983.13 Back taxes reported by J E Rob erts 1724.40 $83545.11 Nov 1, Pd Cos. Treas 900.00 Nov 1, Receivers com. 65.06 Nov 1, Collectors Com 65.00 Dec. 7, Pd County Treas. 5200.00 Wee. 7, Receivers com. 154.82 Dec. 7, Col. com. 154.82 Dec. 11, Pd County Treas 2000.00 Dec. 18, I’d County Treas. 10000.00 Dec 21, Pd. County Treas 7731.00 Dec 21, Collector’s Com. 252.12 Dec. 28, Pd. County Treas. 15000.00 Dec. 31, Pd County Treas. 5000.00 Dec. 31, uncol. taxes 25297.83 Aug. 28 Pd. County Treas. 500.00 Oet. 8, I’d County Treas 122440 $83545.11 BILLS PAYABLE Miss Desina Elder 100.00 J. E Anderson, Auburn" 2000.00 Mrs. J. C. Anderson 500.00 W. H. & J. W. Sheats 3000.00 Arch Perry (!ml) 5500.00 J. W. Sheats 5000.00 North Ga. Trust & Banking Cos. 3060.60 North Ga. Trust & Banking Cos. 2517.16 North Ga. Trust & Banking Cos. 5067.67 North Ga. Trust & Banking Cos. 6062.53 North Ga. Trust & Banking Cos. 2475.94 Miss Willie Mae Sheats 3000.00 W. G. Elder 1037.00 First Nat. Bnk. Polk Cos. Tenn. 5000.00 $44320.00 List Open Accounts (New Court House) V. H. Krieghover & Son 26.2S Howard Clock Cos. 1879.50 Smiley Sand & Gravel Cos. 111.40 Smiley Sand & Gravel Cos. 94.50 ..•I I" • . 1 ■ 2111.68 List of Open Accounts (General) Marshall & Bruce Cos. $636.04 Kuguly Oil Cos. 77.42 Sunk Plow Cos. 154.50 J. 1). Adamd & Cos. 869.46 Austin Bros. Bridge Cos. 4320.00 standard Sewer Pipe Works 350.54 Standard Sewer Pipe Works 330.98 Newport "Culvert Cos. 320.40 Pharr & Bridge's (M. D.) 10.00 Yancey Bros. 272.56 Lester Book & Stationery Cos. 6.05 Weir Feed & Grain Cos. 93.14 Happ Bros. Cos. 05.00 National Supply Cos. 84.00 Gregory Woodruff Cos. 7.50 Goforth Bros 1-50 Southern-Nash Motor Cos. 18.29 Southern Nash Motor Cos. 12.63 Hnpp Bros Cos. 65.00 A. M. Robinson & Cos. 88.00 A. M. Robinson & Cos 332.50 Barrow Cos. Cot Mills 1-80 A. M. Robinson & Cos. 16.20 International Steel & Iron Cos. Ix>ss freight 3577.90 R. S. Armstrong Bros. -75 Union Iron k Products Cos. 128.80 City of Winder 1658.21 Jan. 1, Bal. O. D. ' 4091.06 $13473.87 Receipts and Disbursements General Fund for L C 1920. Warden, Supt & Guards $5785.33 Clothing 411.40 Provisions 7117.68 Medicine and Attention 152.11 Equipment 4725.54 Freight 1450.11 Material 4148.04 Live Stock 1107.75 Stock Feed 4430.76 •THE WINDER NEWS Shop 901.98 Tools and Machinery 55.86 Free Labor 2103.42 Roads and Bridges 24055.62 Other Objects 1104.70 Papuers 298.99 Court house (general) 483.86 Court house (new) 6494.91 Jail Fees 2489.11 Jury Fees 4996.74 Sheriffs Fees 553.87 Witness Fees 138.20 Bills Payable 21974.21 Interest Paid 15693.47 Auditing Books 1920 1267.20 Attorney’s Fees 1150.00 $113090.86 Cash on hand Jan. 16. 1920 8034.15 Received from Ordinary 45311.48 Received from Sheriff 189.12 Rec. from Clerk Supr Ct. 3664.47 Received from Tax Collector 51800.58 Overdfts Jan. 1. 1921 4091.06 $113090.86 WANTED—Several good men to trav el Barrow and adjoining counties to sellarticles of merit and worth. Some thing that is needed in every home. Something that will sell in nearly every home. A good proposition for a hust ling fellow. Address— MONARCH CHEMICAL CO. Winder, Ga. LOST —Between Williams Cafe and the Seaboard depot Sunday, July 10, $6.00 in bills—one $5 and one sl. Re turn if found to C. I. Ward, Winder, Ga. ltpd. NOTICE The next meeting of the Barrow county Union Singing Choir will be held with Carter Hill church, 3 miles Southwest of Winder Sunday after noon, July 17. We cordially invite all who sing and all who love good music. Singing will begin at 2:30 o’clock. Mrs. Robert Camp, Mrs. Jim Burson, Mrs. H. L. Kennebrew, Mrs. Carter Daniel, Mrs. Bob Pirkle, Mrs. Mack Potts, Mrs. C. S. Williams, Mrs. Parks Stewart, Misses Ora Lee Camp, Flos sie Henson, Letha Cooper, Sara Lou ise Furlow were delightfully enter tained on Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. P. Williams in Athens. KILL THE 801 l Weevil THE BEST WAY YET INGREDIENTS FOR SALE BY WINDER DRUG COMPANY DRUGGISTS Winder National Bank Building WINDER, GA. FORMULA QUANTITY FOR 20 ACRES Molasses. . 2 Gallons Saccharine 1 Ounce Ice Cream Powder • . *2 Packages Calcium Arsenate . t ., 10 Pounds Water , 8 Gallons Mix the Ice Cream Powder and the Saccharine in a little water before adding to the other ingredients. Then mix all together. Apply to plant with mop or brush, on underside of leaves near bud. Winder Drug Cos. THE NEW DRUG STORE WINDER, GEORGIA Keep COOL- fl||||fr ’ /\\j 12 Save Labor. i j 1 W DO IT “ELECTRICALLY” I] l| j* ' j Cool breezes from an electric fan |lf lit nIH i . I in your heme— and you will not I pP3g ■ 4 —i know that the day or night is j' j; An electric grill, a toaster or per- /udT'l@ colator helps you to prepare an if) 1 ’ty Li appetising meal at the table. I\\ // 1 How much better than standing ■■ , j over a hot stove? An electric flatiron does not I m i \ J * heat the house, and lightens la- I bar on ironing day. An electric 1 m motor runs your sewing mach ine without work or fuss. SPECML VALUES ™ Make this an electrical summer. ELECTRICAL HOUSEHOLD Se our stock of labor saving household appliances. NEEDS. Smith Hardware Company thi; WmC/f£ST£k STORE THIS IS THE PLACE WHERE YOUR TRADE IS APPRECIA TED. WHY PAY MORE FOR THE SAME GOODS. Snow Flour—Plain—4B pounds $1.85 Howard fllour—Plain—4B pounds 2.25 Chatahox flour—Selfrising—4B pounds 1.95 Snapshot flour—Selfrising—4B pounds 2.25 Pink Lady flour—Selfrising—4B pounds 2.35 3 lbs. Maxwell House Coffee 1.05 1 lb. Maxwell House Coffee .35 Palmolive Soap, 3 bars for .25 Friday and Saturday only, Octa gon Soap, 10 bars for 39 cents. WATSON-GLOVER & CO. Phone 80. SUBSCRIPTION; flJtO A YEAR