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County Treasurers’s Report.
; (Attached to and forming part of the general presentments
Nov. term, 1916, Montgomery superior court]
“Exhibit “B”
; To the Grand Jury for the November Term, 1916.
Gentlemen:
As the law directs, I respectfully submit the following
|! report to you:
! I GENERAL STATEMENT-Receipts.
May 1, 1916. To Balance last report $4871 27
May 2. To amount Rec’d T. C. May Set. 2938 90
; 1 June 5. June" 553 63
:! July 8. July “ 506 05
1 1 Aug. 12. Aug. “ 547 50
j! Oct. 21. “ Sept." 53136
Oct. 24. “ " "Special Fund 86
I Oct. 24. Error in entering warrant No 487.
Entered $43. Should be $25.00 18 00
Oct. 24. To error in Warrant 1238 200
Oct. 24. To error in warrant No. 300 and 256 104
*10,970.61
DISBURSEMENTS.
July 6. Amt. paid on Sheriff *1039 89
Jury 762 00
Bridge 1427 70
Bldg. 232 85
1; " " " " "Road 1462 43
j! Pauper 202 38
|! Sheriff 58 35
I; Bridge 532 17
1| Road 433 11
i I Pauper 442 08
j! " " Error of warrant No. 654 63
'; August 1. Amount paid on Sheriffs 127 47
<| “ Jury 18 (X)
Road 25 00
II October 18 Amount paid on Bridge 25
I! "24 Sheriffs 88191
" " Jury 818 (X)
j " " Bldg. 15 00
! 1 " " Road 1005 29
H " " " " "Pauper 49118
1 1 " “ Shffs 46 23
!l " " Jury 30 (XJ
1; Bridge 57 33
" " " " Treas. in Com. 202 37
!! Balance 656 97
jj $10,970.67
Nov. Ist, 1916. To Balance $656.99
Detailed Statement. SHERIFF’S FUND- Receipts.
1; May 2. To Balance last report $1255 58
j; May 2. To amount Rec’d T. C. May 858 08
;! Junes. June 453 06
1 1 July 4. July 147 48
H Aug. 1. " " Aug. 159 84
11 Oct. 18. Sept. 155 46
11 $3029.50*
Si DISBURSEMENTS.
.1 June 6. By Amt. paid on vouchers $44 00
1 July 5. 995 89
July 5. 58 35
Aug. 1. 127 47
; Oct. 24. 883 91
Nov. 1. By amount paid on vouchers 46.23
Nov. 1. Treas. in Com. for Rec.
and paying out 48 72
By Balance 824 93
$3029.50
Nov. Ist. To Balance $824.93
JURY FUND-Receipts
May 1. To Balance $796 66
May 2. To amount Rec’d T. C. May 257 42
I June 5. June 136 15
I July 4. July 44 22
: Aug. 1. Aug 47 95
1 Oct. 18. Sept. 46 59
Oct. 18. " error warrant No. 1238 2 00
Nov. 1. To Balance overdraft 324 02
$1655.02
DISBURSEMENTS
June 6. By amount on vouchers 66 00
July 5. 696 00
1 Aug. 1. 18 (X)
1 Aug. 12. 818 00
Nov. 1. 30 00
Nov. 1. " " " " Treas. Com. for Rec.
and paying out 27 02
*1655.02
Nov. 1. By amount overdrawn $324.03
BRIDGE FUND-Receipts
May 1. To Balance sllß6 34
May 2. To amount Rec’d T. C. May Set. 429 04
! Junes. June “ 226 92
! July 4. July " 73 72
I Aug 1. Aug. " 79 92
; Oct. 18. Sept. " 77 66
I Oct. 18. " error warrant No. 487 18 00
I *2091.63
| DISBURSEMENTS
! June 6. Bv amount paid on vouchers $ 268.53
; July 5. 1691.34
I Aug. 1. .25
| Oct. 18. 57.33
; Oct. 18. " error in warrant No. 654 .63
| Oct. 18. Amt. paid Treas. in Comm. Rec’d
; and paying out 36.32
! By Balance 37.23
; $2091.63
! Novemper 1. To Balance $37.23.
PUBLIC BUlLDlNG—Receipts.
! May 1, 1916. To balance $223.10
I Mav 2. " To Amt. Rec’d T. C. May Set 107.26
! June 5, June “ 56.75
! July 5, July " 18.40
I Aug. 1. Aug. " 19.98
I Oct. 18, Sept " 19.41
i $444 90
| DISBURSEMENTS.
! July 5. By Amt paid on vouchers $223.85
| Oct. 24. By amount paid on vouchers 15.00
Nov. 1. By amount paid Treas. in Com. receiving
! and paying out 5.69
Balance 191.36
! $44490
I Nov. Ist. To Balance $191.36
ROAD FUND-Receipts.
| Mav 1. 1916. To Balance $ 56.89
| May 2. 1916. To Amt Rec’d T. C. May 1072.58
! June 5, 1916. To Amt. Rec’d T. C. June 567.30
i July 5. 1916. To Amt. Rec’d T. C. July 184.38
Aug. 1, 1916. To Amt. Rec’d T. C. Aug. 199.85
| Nov. 1, 1916. To Overdraft j_ 713. 46
$2989.84
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THE MONTGOMERY MONITOR—THURSDAY, NOV. 23, 1916
DISBURSEMENTS.
I May 1. By amount paid on vouchers $ 199.90 j
| July 5. By amount paid on vouchers 1695.74 j
! Aug. 2. By amount paid on vouchers 25 00 ;
| Oct. 24. By amount paid on vouchers 1005.29 !
| Noy. 1. By amount paid Treas. in Com. receiving
| and paying out 64.01 j|
! $2989.84 1|
Nov. Ist To overdraft $713.46
PAUPER—Receipts.
| May 1,1916. To Balance $1352.72 1 :
; May 2. To amt. rec’d T. C. May set. 214.52 ;
; June 5. June " . 113.45
! July 5. July " 36.85 j!
1 Aug. 3. Aug. " 30.96 1;
; Oct. 18. Sept" _ 38.83 ||
1 , $1796.33 |!
DISBURSEMENTS
I June 6. By amt. paid on vouchers $ 36.48 ||
! July 5. By amt paid on vouchers 607.98 ;!
Oct. 24. By amt. paid on vouchers 491.18 l!
Nov. 1. By amt. paid Treas in Com. Rec’d
! and paying out 19.73 %
1 Nov. 11. By Balance 640.96 i
[ • $1796.33 I
To Balance $640.96 *
Respectfully,
; A. GILLIS,
Treas. Montgomery Co.
Report Committees
[Attached to and a part Grand
Jury presentments]
Exhibit “A.”
Special Taxes collected by H.
C. Davis, Tax Collector, from
August Ist to October 31st, 1916.
Mt. Vernon Bank Corporation,
$20.00
Mcßae Bros. & McLe
more, 10.00
Mt. Vernon Drug Co., 10.00
Mt. Vernon Drug Co.
Soda Fount, 5.00
M. E. Fountain Cig., 25.00
Peoples Drug Store Cig., 25.00
$95.00
Yours truly,
H. C. Davis, T. C., M. Co.
Exhibit “C.”
To the Honorable Grand Jury
of Montgomery County, Novem
ber Term, Superior Court, 1916.
We the undersigned committee
appointed by the last Grand Jury
to examine the records of the
various county offices of Mont
gomery County beg to submit
this our report.
ORDINARY’S OFFICE.
We have examined the records
of this office and find that he has
all the necessary records and
dockets required by law and that
the same are kept in the usual
manner.
CLERK’S OFFICE.
We have examined the records
in this office and find that he has
all the necessary records and
dockets required by law and are
correctly kept.
SHERIFF’S OFFICE.
We have examined the records
and dockets of this office and find
that he has all the necessary
dockets and records required by
law and they are correctly kept.
COUNTY COM. OFFICE.
We have examined the records
of the Board of Commissioners of
Roads and Revenues and find
them correctly kept.
TREASURER’S OFFICE.
We have examined the records
of the County Treasurer and find
them correctly kept.
TAX COLLECTOR’S OFFICE.
We have examined this office
and find by checking his cash
book he has collected $56596.53.
DISBURSEMENTS.
State $13620.60
360.85
$13259.75
County $34,180.07
680.20
$33,499.87
Schools $8,632.14.
215.80
$8,416.34
We find that Tax Collector has
had no final settlement with
Commissioners for 1915, which
should have been done.
Therefore, our report is incom
plete; we also find that the coun
ty commissioners have failed to
make quarterly reports as re
quired by law.
Respectfully submitted,
E. J. Wells,
M. H. Darley,
C. A. Rackley,
Committee.
Exhibit “D.”
Georgia -Montgomery County.
This committee of Grand Ju
rors appointed at the November
term, 1916, to examine the dock
ets of various Justices of the
Peace and Notary Public and
Ex-Officio Justices of the Peace,
report that they are correctly
kept as far as we can determine.
Signed,
C. D. Greenway,
W. W. Wade,
J. R. Carr,
Committee.
i State of Georgia—Montgomery
County.
It is hereby ordered by the
Court that the'‘within general
presentments he received, enter
ed upon the minutes of this Court
and that the same be published
as recommended.
In open court, this the 17t’n
day of November 1916.
J. L. Kent,
J. S. C. Dublin Circuit,
Presiding.
W. A. Wooten, Sol. Gen.
Georgia—Montgomery'County.
I, G. R. Tyler, Clerk Superior
Court, in and for said County do
hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is a true and cor
rect copy of the Grand Jury Pre
sentments as appears on file in
my office. Witness my hand and
seal of office. This Noy. 20th.,
! 1916. G. R. Tyler,
Clerk Superior Court, M. C., Ga.
Sharpe Spur.
Special Correspondence.
Little Milton Walker is still out
of school, being on the sick list.
We were glad to see Hoke and
Myrtice Garrett back in school
after a few days absence.
The pupils of the Second Grade
are showing much interest in
their work.
We have a new addition to our
school library in which all the
grades are interested. Our li
brary now has about one hun
dred and fifty books. Miss Es
tell Still, a student of last term,
and librarian made the last selec
tion of our books, which are fine.
Miss Gladys Jones has return
ed to school after having the sore
eyes.
Miss Beatrice Burch of Jack
sonville, Ga., who is attending
school at the 8.-P. I. visited the
Misses Way Sunday and Monday.
Miss Uaine Tyler of Millen who
is attending school at the 8.-P.
1., visited the Misses Way one
day last week.
Miss Gladys Jones visited Yi
dalia one day last week.
Messrs. Otis Rackley and Har
ry Geiger of Mt. Vernon made a
flying trip to Sharpe Spur Sun
day.
Fuqua —Kitchen.
The wedding of Miss Oppie
Lee Fuqua of Ailey and Mr. Jus.
R. Kitcheh of Savannah was
solemnized in Ailey yesterday
afternoon, and a more extended
account of it will be given in
next issue.
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SCHEDULE OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
Time Table No. I—Taking Effect Sunday, January 3, 1915.
East bound Westbound
Trttinp STATIONS _ Tr f lin ?
No 18 No. 20 No. 19 No. 17
A M. P. M. A. M. P. M.
700 325 Leave Macon Arrive 11 20 440
755 417 Jeffersonville 10 26 345
815 433 i Danville 10 04 325
880 446 • Montrose 949 310
841 456 Dudley 988 258
910 520 Vr. Dublin Lv. 910 230
9' 15 525 Lv. Dublin Ar. 905
950 600 Rockledge 880 150
30 06 617 Sopertou 818 134
10 45 655 Vidalia 740 100
A. M. P. M Arrive Leave A. M. P. M.
The time cards of the Macon, Dublin Savannah Railroad are
printed for the general information of the public, and every effort is
mad to keep them accurate and up to date, but they are not guaran
t> • d, and the Macon, Dublin & Savannah Railroad reserves the right
to deviate from them without assuming any liability therefor.
J. A. Streyer, Taffic Manager,
MacoD, Ga
L. W. BUSH,
Dental Surgeon,
Offices 2d Floor Bank of Soperton Building
Soperton, Qa
M. B. CALHOUN
Attv at Law,
Mt Vernon, Georgia
E. M. RACKLEY -
Dentist
Office over Mt. Vernon Postoffice.
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