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About The Montgomery monitor. (Mt. Vernon, Montgomery County, Ga.) 1886-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1909)
mwwvwwwvwwwwwwwnwwwwwwvwwvww^ww | REPORT COUNTY TREASURER. I | Attached to aud forming a part of the General Preaent ; ineuts of November, 1909, Grand Jury. ] Gentlemen of the Grand .Jury:—ln compliance with the ! law to that effect 1 beg to lay before your honorable body ; the following statement of the condition of the Treasury: To Balance on hand at last report $7,028 555 ‘ 1908 taxes received from County Com. 12 28 | 1 Jury script duplicated in error 2 00 ‘ 1908 taxes received from County Com. '1,7 8:{ i>< it i « g ()g | ‘ Error in commission 1 55 ‘ 1908 taxes received from County Com. 1 00 ‘ Amount received from Tax Collector final sot. 505 01 ! ‘ 15>08 taxes received from County Com. 5> bo ; 1 15*08 taxes received from County Coin. 15 78 ] ‘ 15)08 taxes received from County Coin. 200 ! ‘ Amount received of Ordy. expense lunatic retd. ]T> 00 ] 1 ‘ 15)08 taxes received from County Com. 512 07 1 ‘ 1908 taxes received from County Com, 8 -id > 1 Amt. received of Count}’Com. (water sold) 750 ; ; ‘ Amt. received of County Com. (gasolene sold) 8 In 1 ‘ 15)08 taxes received of County Com. -10 10 ; ‘ Amt. received of County Com. (coal sold) 04 50 ; ‘ 15)08 taxes received of County Com. 200 ! j ‘ Amt. received of County Com. (coal sold) 1 00 ; ; ‘ Amt. received of Co. Coin. (frt. on mule retd.) 15) 52 ; : $7,811 oi : DISBURSEMENTS. j 1 By Amt. pd. on Pauper Ed. since last rep. $ 829 00 1 ‘ ‘ ‘ Sheriff’s ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 4.5171 519 | 1 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ .Jury .<<• 1,884 00 1 1 i i ■ i Bridge ‘ 4 ‘ 4 111 75 ! | 1 ‘ • ‘ Pub Bid. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 580 051 ‘ 1 ‘ Pub. lid. ‘ ‘ 1 ‘ 809 85 1 1 ‘ ‘ Treas. for rec’g and paying 115 251 7,001 85 ! To Balance in Treasury Oct. 20th, 15K)9 $ 28ii 70 j ! STATEMENT IN DETAIL. j ; PAUPER FUND. j I To Balance on hand at last report $ 482 09 1 1 ‘ Amt. received of Tax Col. ( Final Report) 87 17 j ’ ‘ 15)08 taxes received of County Com. 015 j ; 1 1908 taxes received of County Com. 281 | I $ 528 | 1 DISBURSEMENTS. ; ; By Amt. pd. on Pauper Fd. its per v’rs. $ 825) 00 ; li* Treasurer in Commissions 10 5)4 8555) 94 1 ! 1 ‘ Overdrawn $ 81J 05* < 1 SHERIFF’S EUND. | ) _ ! > To Balance on hand at, last report $5,011 18 i 4 Amt. rec’d- of Ordy. expense lunatic ret’d. 15 00 ; ! 1 ‘ ‘ ‘ Tax Col. (Final .Settlement) 185 87 ; ‘ 15)08 Taxes rec’d of County Com. 510 78 ! > * Amt. rec’d of Co. Com. (Frt. on Mules ret’d.) 15) 52 j ; 4 1908 Taxes rec’d of County Com. 11 17 j I $5,5100 42 j DISBURSEMENTS. i By Amt. pd. out as per vouchers $4,874 39 I ii. Treas. in Commissions 02 10 4,480 85 | To Balance Sheriff’s Fund on hand. $ 809 57 j JURV FUND. j 1 To Balance on band at last report $ 031 11 1 To Jury Sept. No. 5111 duplicated by error 2001 > To Amt. rec’d of Tax Col. (Final Satement.) 111 52 j ; To 15)08 Taxes received of County Com. 18 41 ; , To IS*UB Taxes received of County Com. 851 1 $ 774 58 j ; DISBURSEMENTS. j Bv Amt. paid out as per vouchers $1,884 00 By Amt. paid Treas. in Commissions 25 89 1.859 89 j ! By Amt. overdrawn $ 584 81 1 ; BRIDOE FUND. 1 To Balance on hand at last report $ 59 41 1 ; To Error in Commissions J. 0o j To Amt. rec’d of Tax Col. (Final Set) 37 18 J I To 1908 Taxes received of County Com. 015 1 > To 1908 Taxes received of County Com. 2 8-1 j ; $ 107 155 I ! DISBURSEMENTS. By Amt. paid out as per vouchers $ 111 75 j ; By Amt. paid Treas. in Commissions 190 118 71 ; By Amount overdrawn $ 058 j ; PUBLIC BUILDING FUND. i To Balance on hand at. last report $ 090 31 j To Amt. rec’d of County Com. (water sold.) 750 < ; To Amt. rec’d of Tax Col. (Final settlement) 100 87 J ; To 1908 l’axes received of Conntv Com. 10 59 ! I To Amt. rec’d of County Com. (Gasoline sold) 345 ! ; To Amt. rec’d of County Com. (coal sold) 04 50 j To Amt. rec’d of County Com. (coal sold) 1 00 j i To 15)08 Taxes received of County Com. 705 | ; $ 897 87 « ’ , DISBURSEMENTS. ; By Amt. paid out as per vouchers. $ 530 03 j By Amt. paid Treas. in Commissions. B_l9_ 588 82 ; ; To Balance on hand $ 858 55 ; Public Road Fund. ] II To Balance on hand at last, report SIJS 48 1 To Amt. received of Tax Collector (Final set.) 92 98 ; To J9OB Taxes received of County Com. 15 550 j To 1998 Taxes received of County Com. 709 1 $ 28u so : DISBURSEMENTS. By Amt. paid out as per vouchers $ 809 85 By Amt. paid Treas. in Commissions 029 816 11 Bv Amount overdrawn. $ 85 2h J in explanation of the overdraft as shown above on the J Jury Fund. I beg to sav that at the last May Term of Super- j ior Court there were funds to pay the jury for the first week J but not for the second. The County Commissioners thought J it best to pay them all, and not compel some of the jurors J to wait until fall. ) With reference to overdraft as shown on Pauper Fund, j II beg to say that fOr the quarter beginning Oct. Ist, last, | there were funds in hand to pay some of the Paupers, but j not enough to pay all. After consulting with some of the j Commissioners it was deemed best to pay them all as the j time for 15)05) taxes to be paid was so near at hand. J All of which is respectfully submitted. i C. D. ADAMS. Treas. M. C. iqyiyitltutuil *T ilr —% *% v%y*%%rVViftrl)VlrV » W»» Vifivl TDK MONTGOMERY MONITOR—TTIURSDA V. NOV. 25, 1909 11announcements! ! I V‘ \ „ .. . !; FOR TAX COLLECTOR, ! j Ana life-long citizen of A/ontK«»ium * *in»* i 1* ty Hint tin* intercrttH of the comity *ml !> people il heart, 1 otter mvrinlf a t<u ■ !> the otti* eol 7tx Oolh cioi. Niii jvt to the re-! j !> rfirictt'ju* of Hiich primary ekvtion hs iiihv b« ( 1 1 iatur provided. 1 feel that iu> lohg mssi .i i | i lion with the artairn .*t the county will merit j i 1 1 the support of the people, and to them 1 J j i pledge my callout eudea void in the luilill- { \ i inent «»1 tin duties incumhent upon the <<iYu*e. 1 I if i nlmuld he favored with it, and io this end ; i \\ i earnest !v tt«k tint support **t l«> fri«nd» and J I! fellow citi/dit#. Rnrpe«*:fidl\ i i; i.. F. OOOI’EIL i FOR tl hk'k SUFERIOR COURT: j | l hereby announce iu\ cainli.lacv for tin ( i 1 oflice of Clerk of the .s’liporiof Court «»t Mont- j j ([ gouiury county, Hiiltjnet to the action of the . * IDemoerat ic primary. H elected, I pfinm.- to j J diMi'lini i;«’ the atfairaof the otti* • ■ faithfully and < in a business !ike manner- rinitikiufj yon in t J it ivftuee for your fiuppo t. 1 am » Very renjK ctfiilly, j j m \. o hfUKx. ; ij FOR REPRESENTATIVE: ! To the People of Mt»ntuomer\ County: r I From bo\hood I have had a htudahle Rinhi \ lion t'» represent the «*fiunly of my nativity m ) the earm -t solicitations, of fiiendsin ••very idk»U ■ ■of Montgomery county. I her»hy aimouiMcK myself a cittididafetfor tin- Lower If• *»i• oi the j ,i next tJoneral ArtHninhly of suhject t«. *] Ji theactinn ot t Reiunoralic primary, ahould ,5 loue he held* I piMiniHe in ndvatn e t«» do my full duty in ease lam elected. Thanking on. I and all Ur your support. 1 remain YuiirK very truly and loyally', y, NVM. It. KENT. \i ; FOR SHERIFF: ]! ; 1 hereby announce mys.ll a e.mdidaie for j I 1 the oilier «.f Sheri ft* of .Montiromery eounty at { 1 the appiouriiing general election. I oiler inv ? • xclf Ktihjfid to the aetion of the Dcnioeintie f ! primitry of said county. I lime hud eon -idei -1 J i able experienee in the dul i< K <*f the olMee ami * I* promise if elected to jjive the people a faille J | > till, conMeieiitiolirt and cHieient admimst ra lion. ( IJi Kohcitn o 1 1)«• h 11111 >• > l l of file pe *|»l«* eciiei -. i !i ally,, lam Vunm truly, j! Nov 17, I‘HW. DANIEL MOItRISoN. j Tor County Treasurer: I trurft that the next Ici^inlatnre will an i mi) the oltice of ('ouidy Treasurer, since the 1 < time is here when it i« an unm cenMarv ex- j !» pense to the fax payers oi the ne\nal eoutdiiH. J !• [I the LeeiHlature .it the approiudiinu' seHsion • \t tails to aholtrth this olTiee, I d.iii a eandidai* 3 j. for Hiiiiiu in Montgomery ecumiy on tJie follow j conditions. J Ist. I propose to give good mid surth ient . bond for (he safe handling of the county « funds. i 2d. Ido not purpose to take one cent of j coimnission from any fluids received or dis |! burned. ]» 3d. I purpose to koe;* the l'i asurer's hooks j, in correct aiiapu, and when the reeonN an- ; ] examined arid everything found in nimr ] shape, the County t onimiHsioners can pay ne ] T hree ilm di ed Dollani. ji ! This will l’esull in a saving of tw< I c Inin ] i dred dollars to the tax payers <<l tin eounty. I The ipmstiou is now up to the t.<x payers oi i the county, ns to whether they want lopu v ft mail fifteen or thru « hundred doll,o s l"i (hi, uoik. Koliciti-Ig the KUppuit of the people o! tiin county on the above conditions, 1 am Yours very truly, lun rr- \i. rt\K. I Lost Watch. | B*‘tw(‘l-n l 111,,1, 1 i;, |»t iK t I liht i - i| tnto and ,i„j)ot. Bockot fob, with j! | monogram in it iuln C. B. S. Kind |[ «r return and receive miitabb* re-; Sward. .Mian Carrie Belle Siend, Mt. V'ernoij, < »a. iLund For Salt*. 184 acres of land situated two j miles from Cellar Crossing on, Lyons and Cedar Crossing public: road. Partly in cultivation, and 125 acres are tenable. Will make ]| some of the best farms in that !I section. For terms apply at once I 1 to G. M. Davis, 1 Route No. I. Ml. Vernon, Ga. j Drop in at MeQnecrCs and *< ► the new dress goods, and that ;! splendid line of shoes from the |! largest shoe dealers in the world. j; Sheriff Sale. t Gcorgm—3l«»utgo»m*ry ( unity j! Will be Hold baton- the conn homo* door in i V|t. Vernon on tin iirft J n fuluv in ( J HkKh between the legal honfa of •.•!•«, to tin i 1 Jiighent nod bent imidcr for cahli, e<-itnih J ! olopretv, of w hich the following i* a coinplct* ; dCHcription: All that tract or parcel of land sik 1, uate. lying and tieirig in lie* Ifiooih J Disiiiet <i. M.. Mwiitaoniery county. | Georgia, and known and 'IiI i,,prui-,li | i d as one-half of Lot No. to,, and j containing lelC acres as Die proper -5 ty of B. Ij. HiniDi. Ha id property | levied on b.v virtue of a mortgage | execution issued by the Hupei ior > Court of said county in favor of the | Ms. Vernon Bank its assignee of N. | B. Gibbs vs. B. 1,, .•smith, and to ‘ S satisfy ttie same. Written notice of j # levy given H. 1,. Smith in terms of | the law. This the M day of Nov. I'.KKt. J James Hester. i | Sheriff .M.r. j r, B fJeiv ir, Attorney for {’lff. I I A GREAT CUT! j | . $15,000 Stock | g STAPLE MERCHANDISE | $ s & r riiis Mngiiinccnl Displny of Tf’iJ (huKM’iil MiTchimdiso is now | | t|| II M g? offivd to Hid trude on tli(‘ l>nsis 10 ncrct. iibovo cost, in order 1 to close out, ami is open lo Ilm ® | Only Thirty Days. | \\ (‘ carry ns complete a Selection, and have Less old stock '0 oil hand than any linn in this section, and in offering it to P tin 1 public at a sacrifice, we arc sure it will imam the Op- || port unity of flu* Year to Huy at Greatly Reduced Prices. We must call attention to our stock of i Shoes, Clothing and Ladies’ and Children’s |j U Coats and Furniture. w ‘ § Kvcrvthint; you maal— and a thousand times more. 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