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E County Treasurer’s Report.
► [Attached to and forming u part of the General Presont
► ments of the March, 1910, Grand Jury. ]
► GENERAL STATEMENT.
£ Report of C. D. Adams, Treasurer of Montgomery County,
► to the Grand Jury at the March Term, 1910. *
► To balance on hand at last report $ 9559 70 <
£ Oct 21 To amt. reed of County Com. (190 S taxes) 1 00 <
► Nov 2 To amt. rec’d of Tax Co!. Nov. settlement 1551 22
► Nov 55 To amt. reed of Co. Coins (1908 taxes) 21 95
5! Nov 3 To amt. reed of Co. Com. (water sold) 200
► Nov-~ To amt. reed of C<>. Com. (1908 taxes) 255 55
m 6 To amt iecd of Tax Col Dec. settlemut 0291 98
£ Jan 3To amt reed of Tax Col Jan. settlement 14503 46
► Feb 7To amt reed of Tax Col Fell, settlement 555524 01
»« Mch 7 To amt reed of Tax Col Mch settlement 1752 03
[ Mch 7To amt reed of County Coins., 1908 taxes 1 25
► Mch 8 To amt reed of County Corns., water sold 55 7 0
t Mch 9 To amt reed of Co. Com., pauper fund retd 18 0O
l Total $2778450
J DISRUKHEM ENTS.
► Mar 16 By amt pd on pauper fund as per vouchers $ 719 08
► Mar 10 By amt pd on sheriff’s fund as per vouchers 5858 80
£ Mar 10 Bv amt pd on jury fund us per vouchers 11X54 00
► Mar 10 By amt puid on bridge fundus per vouchers 1968 755
► Mar 16 By amt pd on public bldgs fund per vouchers 4498 88
£ Mar 10 By amt pd on road fund as per vouchers 5141 08
► Mar 10 By amt pd treas for recv’ng and paying out 8550 01
► total $ 20476 24 *
► Balance in treasury March 10, 1910 $ 7258 20 *
► STATEMENT IN DETAIL. <
£ PAUPER FUND. «
► Nov 2 To amt reed of Tax Col Nov. settlement $ 98 81 *
► Dec 6To amt reed of Tax Col Dec. settlement 400 70 *
t Jan 8 To amt reed of Tax Col Jan. settlement 928 79 «
► Feb 7To amt reed of Tax Col Feb. settlement 211 76 «
► Mch 7To amt reed of Tux Col Mch, settlement 114 04 *
t Mch 9 To.amt reed of Co. Com. pauper fund retd 18 00 «
£ $ 1i(57 75 «
£ By balance at last report s3ll 69 <
► Mch 10 By amt pd on pauper fund 719 08 *
£ Mch 10 By amt paid treas in commissions 46 79 1078 10 <
£ Balance pauper fund on hand $ 089 59 «
► SHERIFF'S FUND. .
£ Oct 20 To balance on hand SBO9 57 ’
► Nov 2 To amt reed of tax coi., Nov. settlement 5545 81 *
J Dec 7 To amt reed of tax col., Dec. settlement 1402 08 <
£ Jan 3 To amt reed of tax col., Jan. settlement 552855 25
► Feb 7 To amt reed of tax col., Feb. settlement 741 10 *
Mch 7 To amt reed of tux co!., Mch. settlement 401 22 .
E ~56998 09
► Mch 10 By amt pd out on sheriff’s fund $55553 80
► Mch 10 By amt pd treas. m commissions 197 (51 5551 60
E Balance sheriff ’s fund on hand $1442 19
JURY FUND.
► Nov. 2 To amt reed of tax col., Nov. settlement $ 895 20
t Dec. 7 To amt reed of tax col., Dec. settlement 1608 05
► Jan. 3 To amt reed of tax col., Jan. settlement 3695 14
► Feb. 7 To amt reed of tux col., Feb. settlement 847 04
t Mch. 7 To amt reed of tax col.,Mch. settlement 458 54
£ $0 989 97
t Oct 20 By balance at last report $ 584 81
£ Mch 10 By amt paid on jury fund 1904 00
► Mch 16 By amt pd treas in commissions 1(58 44 271 725
► Balance jury fund on hand $4281 72
► nRIDGE FUND.
► Nov 2 To amt reed of tax col., No\. settlement $ 98 81
£ Dec 7 To amt reed of tax col., Dec. settlement 400 70
► Jan BTo amt reed of tax col., Jan. settlement 928 80
• Feb 7To amt reed of tax col., Feb. settlement 211 75
t Mch 7 To amt reed of tax col., Mch. settlement 114 (54
* $1749 70
£ Oct 20 By balance at last report (5 08
► Mch 16 By amt pd on bridge fund 1968 73
► Mch 10 By amt pd on treas in commissions 62_41 2037 _72
► By balance on hand $ 287 90
t PUBFIC BUILDING FUND.
► Oct 20 To balance at last report $ 5558 55
£ Nov 2To amt reed of tax col.. Nov. settlement 200 77
► Nov 3To amt reed of Co. Corns . water sold 2 00
► Dec 7 To amt reed of tax col., Dec. settlement 1082 00
► Jan 3 To amt reed of tax col., Jan. settlement 2494 22
► Feb 7 To amt reed of tax col., Feb. settlement 571 75
£ Mch 7 To amt reed of tax col., Mch settlement 5509 52
► Mch BTo amt reed of Co. Com., water sold 8 70
► SSOBB 57
► Mch 10 By amt pd on building fund $4498 33
t Mch 15 By amt pd treas in corns 100 83 4059 10
£ To bal public building fund on hand $ 429 41
► PUBLIC ROAD FUND '
£ Nov 2 To amt reed tax col., Nov. settlement 845 82 ,
► Dec 7 To amt reed tax col., Dec. settlement 1402 (57 ‘
t Jan 3 To amt reed tax col., Jan. settlement 8233 25 .
► Feb 7To amt reed tax col., Feb. settlement 741 10
► Mch 7 To amt reed tax col., Mch. settlement 401 22 *
1 $ 0124 12 ‘
► Oct. 20 By balance $ 85 28 *
► Mch 16 By amt pd on public road fund 5141 03
► Mch 10 By amt pd treas. in commissions 193 90 5420 81 *
► To balance public road fund on hand $ 703 81 *
£ Respectfully submitted, «
► C D. Adams, Treas. *
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(Report Board Co. Coin misi oners:
To the Honorable Grand Jury, March Term, 1910:
We the Commissioners Road and Revenues, of Montgo
mery County, beg leave to submit the following report: \
Orders drawn from the ditfernt funds from May Ist 1909, ;
;j; to March Ist 1910: __ ;
From Building Fund ..... $3,955 o 3
i): From Sheriff' Fund ..... 9,808 51
1|: From Bridge Fund ...... 1.528 58 ;
i|; From Pauper Fund 1.658 08 I
jjl From Road Fund ...... 7,218 >sl J
;i| Received Road Fund Commutation Tax( including borrow- 1
4 ed monev) from May Ist, 1909, to March Ist,
1910 $26,652 58 1
•i : Rece’ved Advolorem Tax - 1.579 00 ;
i| 27,281 58 |
il; Paid out from May Ist. 1909, to Mai'-h Ist, 1910 23.171 94 !
lj; Balance on Hand Mar(*h Ist, 1910 - * 4,069 64
:j; Respectful v Submitted, ;
j| Wm. Bland. Clerk,
Commissioners Road and Revenues
Montgomery County. Ga. This the 2-srd day of March 1910.
THE MONTGOMERY MONITOR—THUKSDAY. APRI L7, 191 ti.
1 NEW CONVICT SYSTEM i
3 JUST ONE YEAR OLD. j
* Atlanta. —One year ago the con-
< viet lease systij: Georgia i
* abolished. imjv oe hew system nl .
* apportioning convicts'among the j
s counties of the state became of- f
J feet i vh. i
•* The passing of the old system \
* marked the beginning of :i new era )
* of good muds in Georgia, and t hat )
* the new system has produced splen- j
2 did results is proven by tin* fact i
* that the 97counties takingconviet s )
"* applied for an increased number i
for another year. And m>t only :
will these 97 counties continue to ?
* work state convicts, Imt eight j
* new counties fell in line when the j
* time'rolled around fur another up .
* portionment, making 105 counties *
* in all that will reap tin* benefits *
* of the new system. f
* The total numherof convicts up- f
* i portioned among t in* 105 countuof i
is 1,991; but that total is small, )
3 compared to the number that j
could have been apportioned il j
2, the prison commission had more )
2 to give out. j
2 Judge G. It. Hutchens, chair- )
man of the commission believes j
3 that the commission could havu ;
easily disposed of 4,000 convicts, j
3 “The counties working state
convicts were remarkably success- j
fill in improving their roads.” j
2 said he, “and their success the j
3 first, year assures even greater sue- j
cess the s(*eond year, for they j
recommendation the system could -
2 have is the fact that all tin* conn- ■
ties wanted more convicts, than
4 they could get.” I
◄ ; ' I
SUGGESTED BY THE DEATH
OF JUSTICE BREWER. ;
In the hurly-burly of business f
and of personal worry, who ever
stops to consider the near-incal
culable mental strain put upon
the judges of tlie United States
supreme court —tin* highest, tribu
nals of tlie states,for that mallei ?
In the hands of these men, no
longer young, few of them vigor
ous, rests the responsibility of 1
safeguarding freedom and order in
America —for despite quibble.and |
levity, it is upon the constitution , ,
that llie American scheme of equ
ity in government ultimately rests.
From every state in the union
I comes up an annual aggregate of
scores of appealed causes, involv
ing intricate legal and const itu- ,
tional issues that iiave wrinkled ,
1 tlie brows of and brought gray ,
hairs to them that sit. upon the
lesser benches.
In virtually every instance, tie*
clashing content ions go down t o
the bed-rock of government in
America, conceding that, the dom
inion under which we live is final
ly expressed in the niagna chart a
of the new world.
A malcjnstruction or a misin
terpretation brings maledictions
perhaps precipitate chaos. in
any event, tlie welfare of our in-
stitutions in their complicated
J phases, and the eventual wellari
of the people, wait with breath
suspended upon the mandate of
these white-haired, toiling men
And yet, it could not he other
wise. “Old heads for counsel.
2 Years have stricken folly from
their blood, have crowned just ice
und judgment with maturity and
precision.
But let us not forget the obliga
te tions under which we rest to th se
truly “elder statesmen.”
Infinite temptation dogs their
footsteps.
That so few of them have shown
;lj; unworthy is a lasting inspiration
;j; ! to the man who loves his country.
—Atlanta Gonstituticn
HE KNEW THEM,
> A Congregational minister, the *
father of twins, 8-year-old hoys, 1
I* was obliged to send one from tie
table for misbehavior. The little
fellow was sitting crestfallen >n a
•!j chair m an adjoining room when
; the maid entered. Upon spying *
;|U him she said : “Oh, Billie, I’d be
:i; ashamed to be sent away from the
l|| table as big a boy as you are,too. ” :
li! I Billie, with flashing eyes drew i
<j; j himself up, saying: “Well, you |
l|: wouldn’t if you’d know n this fain-.
jj|! liy as long as I have.”
I SOME OF THE GOODS YOU |
| ARE WANTING RIGHT NOW 1
I : |
Q We have the Stock and are making
Prompt Deliveries at Right Prices.
I’raci* Chains ... r Backhands
Wagon Chums white n ickorv W llgOnS <’ .liar Bad- ®
Axes hi , i, • Horse Collars Ex
P Shovels Blount-Buggies Currycombs
S " |ia<i, ‘ s (’lmltanooga ( hilled Blows Wh.eii anows ®
jcx Manure Forks _ Garden Hoes
I’otato Diggers ()ii\ (‘(l ( llliicti l*h)WS Garden Plows fig
Colton Hoes |v- . -i , Posthole Diggers Sfi
Grub Hoes hmmo Distributors Repair Link. &
l:,k " s ; (otlon lManters pi«»w Points ®
Plow Lines Plow Bolts fijx
Plow Bridles IManot Jr. 1 litivators Single Trees
Wagon Harness w r ‘ ■ i i ■ • 11 a inert
g Buggy Harness \\ IPC I’ iCIfl I cUClllg HameStrmgs
i&j ©ocooO.o 0 0 dhil i n i curing yj*©oo.oio o .© ®
I LOOK OVER OUR BIG STOCK WHEN YOU COME TO TOWN |
Ss %
Or let. us have your inquiries at any t.jme gS
I McRAE & BRO. j
Notice to Debtors aud Creditors. |
All creil i I OI s of the estate of Smart
Itohinson. late of Montgomery I'liiin
ty, deceased. are hereby notified to
render in their demands to the un
dersigned according in law and all
persons indebted to said estate are
required to make immediate pay
ment tome. This, March 10th. 11110.
IT F. MoltA K,
CxecuNor of the Will of Small Rob
inson.
Novelty lalks I'roin .1. 11. ilml
son, Aih*y, Ga. Il it’s new, we,
show it..
Notice. !
This is to forewarn anyone not
to extend credit to my w ife,Bessie
Phillips. She lias separated her
self from tin* and 1 shall no longer
be responsible for anv debts she
mav contract. This, March 28d,
1910. Elijah Piiiu.ii’h. (24 Im
r i'ji\ Receiver’s Not ice
I I lIST HOUND.
I will la* at the following places
on the dates named below, for tlie
purpose of receiving state and
county tax returns for year 1910:
Erick, Wednesday, Apr. 0, 2 to
4 p. in.
J. A. Braswell's tit, night
Alamo, Tluirs’y, 7,9 to I I a.
.1. Thos. McDaniel’s, 7Ht, night.
Cross Roads School House 8,
10 to 12 a.
Landsbnrg 8, 2 to I p.
(Jletiwood 9, 10 a to I p.
Ml. Vernon. Monday, 11.10 to I
Loligpond, 'Piles 12, 10 to 12 m, j
I valda 12,2 to 4 p.
AI stoii 12, night.
Iliggslon Wednesday, 18, lOto 12 j
K iboee, W'l-dliesy , 1 *». 2 t'l 4 p.
Tarrytoun Thursday,l 4,10 to I
/■iidee I'llurs’ v, I 1. 55 to 5 p.
Supf’ft.on Krida v 16, 9 to 12 m
(it laud Friday, 15. 3 I o 5 p.
LotJmir Sat unlay, 1(5, 10 to 12 m
.117. Horne’s residence 10,night.
Bruce Mond’y 18. 10 t<» 12 in.
11. K. I Jell t <»n s IK, 2to Ip.
McA rt 1111 r Tuesday, 19,10 to 12
Spring Hill (Camp Ground)
19, 5} to ■> p. m .
Spring Hill (Club House) Wed-!
tiesday, 20. Rt to 12 in.
Yours very t nily.
\V. Hfnhv Ci.ahk, It T. It. M. C.
Removal Notice.
My friends and patrons will tin-;
derstaiid from tliis notice that I
have removed my drug business
from Longpoud \ , Austin, on tin*
Ge'»rgia <fc Florida road. From
tliis [joint i hope to still be able
to serve all former patrons and
likewise be in touch with a broad-!
er territory. In my new building
will be found some new appliane
•- for -eieiitifio and modern treat-;
rii' tit <4 disea-e and in eyery way,
1 am better able t.o serve my pa
trons in the most approved meth
i|. (if practice. Every'call or de
mand will have my most prompt '
attention and service, und all pa-j
t,rons are myited to call at my I
place (in the new road.
Respectfully,
J. Hilton Dice.-, M. L).
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